[real-eyes] Re: THE HOLY CROSS BLIND OUTREACH NEWSLETTER
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Thanks, Melvin. I've made a note of it.
David
Matt. 28:19-20
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From: "Smith, Melvin" <msmith@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: [real-eyes] Re: THE HOLY CROSS BLIND OUTREACH NEWSLETTER
Date: Thu, 22 Sep 2011 18:38:57 +0000
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Actually:
The Allied Workers for the Blind meets at 7:30 PM. On the first Friday of the
month excluding July, August.
Thanks a lot, have a nice day.
Melvin
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Subject: [real-eyes] THE HOLY CROSS BLIND OUTREACH NEWSLETTER
THE HOLY CROSS BLIND OUTREACH NEWSLETTER
2003 NE Englewood Road
Kansas City, MO 64118
::::::
In this edition:
A NEW LOOK
GREETINGS
TRAVELING BLIND
DID YOU KNOW?
RESOURCES OF THE MONTH
NOTICES AND REMINDERS
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
::::::
A NEW LOOK
The Holy Cross Blind Outreach Newsletter is taking on a new look. This
is to keep much of the articles you have seen before and add more community
news.
First, you will notice the GREETINGS section is cut back substantially
in size, making room for newer material.
A line colons now separates each section. This will make for easier
navigation, especially with regard to the e-edition.
DID YOU KNOW? Will cover anything from factoids to blindness related
tips for day to day life.
When possible the RESOURCES OF THE MONTH will include an item that is
low-tech, not requiring a computer and high-tech item which will be available
online or by download.
NOTICES AND REMINDERS will no longer contain church only information
for Holy Cross. That will in a new weekly church and community publication on
the weekends.
THE COMMUNITY CALENDAR will, when possible, begin including the
addresses of various events along with phone numbers and contact info.
::::::
GREETINGS
Patriotism And Remembrance
So, ¡§Where were you when the world stopped turning?¡¨ Even years
after planes struck the World Trade Center, crashed into the Pentagon, and
plummeted into a Pennsylvania field, we commemorated 9-11.
The contrast could not have been more stark¡Xa blue sky over gray
buildings, normal hustle and bustle turned into scurry and sadness. We mourned,
and now we dance?
Some of us flew our flags high on 9-11 while others visited memorials
and paid tribute to fallen relatives. Even now, we all concern ourselves with
our nation¡¦s future¡Xbeset by the terror wrought by radical Islam and a
precarious economic downturn. We praise our soldiers and pray for our safety.
God¡¦s Word does not prescribe a certain mood for us in our
commemoration. Rather, it speaks to us in whatever condition we find ourselves.
There is a time for tears as we mourn loss and a time for triumph as we
celebrate American soldiers¡¦ courage. As surely as stones of fallen
buildings scattered, our Lord gives us time to rebuild.
We all, by nature, deserve nothing less than an untimely end, for our
misuse of God¡¦s gifts has been lifelong. Nonetheless, God set a time for our
redemption. For He sent His Son to take our sins away. Now, risen over death,
Jesus redeems the time in which we live.
No matter, then, our emotions or mood today, Jesus brings us the
comfort and assurance of His grace. For He directs our days, actions, and hope
in His peace.
::::::
TRAVELING BLIND
Our discussion/presentation on Saturday, September 24, deals with being
blind and traveling. Have you traveled much on your own? Or, have held back
because of having reservations about what might happen ¡§if?¡¨ We will
discuss ways to overcome the perceived barriers in travel and share experiences
of being out and about.
::::::
DID YOU KNOW?
The free monthly meal for the blind, held at Holy Cross Lutheran Church
on the last Saturday of each month, is open to anyone? You don¡¦t even have
to be a Christian to join us for lunch, and we aren¡¦t in the business of
cohersing anyone to join anything.
We¡¦d simply love having you join us from 12:00-2:00 for dinner and
other activities on the last Saturday of the month. Yes, we do have a time of
devotion right after lunch. Through it, we desire to encourage you and meet
your needs.
::::::
RESOURCES OF THE MONTH
It¡¦s never too early to start planning for 2012¡Xwith a calendar in
braille or large print. THE Lutheran Blind Mission will send you a free,
braille or large print calendar upon rerequest. Call 888-215-2455.
In this calendar, you will find the days of month along with a list of
holidays. A Bible verse and theme will accompany a large print or tactile
picture on each page.
A new e-newspaper will begin publication next week¡XTHE KC BLINDNESS
DAILY. In this periodical, you will find news for the blindness and greater
disability communities, selected events around Kansas City accessible by public
transit, and other items you may also wish to submit.
At its beginning, I will be sending the edition to the various list
serves. If you would like an edition sent to you individually, please, email me
at lutheranmessenger@xxxxxxxxxx In the future, I wish to add a brailled edition
as well.
A Saturday periodical will also go out which has additional odds and
ends in Kansas City, a list of times and locations for various church services
around town, and a letters to the editor section. Again, you can submit these
to me at lutheranmessenger@xxxxxxxxxx
A separate, daily devotional will be available upon request. I will
begin posting these daily devotions on the First Steps for the Blind email list
and other lists upon request as well as to individuals.
::::::
NOTICES AND REMINDERS
1. CD¡¦s of previous weeks¡¦ sermons will be available at the meal of
the month on Saturday for those who would like them then.
2. 2. The National Federation of the Blind will be holding a seminar on
low vision for ht epublic from 2:00-4:00 PM on October 15. Please, call Ruby
Polk at 816-505-9993 for more information.
3. 3. Please, include Richard Solis and his family in your prayers.
Richard has been missing since last month, when he took a walk. His last known
whereabouts were near the rail yards in Kansas City, Missouri. We will update
you on anything we hear further.
4. 4. I, as the director of Holy Cross Blind Outreach, am dedicating
myself full time to the needs of our blindness community. As such, I will be
reachable at 816-805-7333 if you need a listening, a sounding board for ideas,
or if you have an idea to contribute to this or the newer publications
previously mentioned.
5. ::::::
THE COMMUNITY CALENDAR
October 1: Northland Users of Technology will meet at Hyvee, 5330 NW 64th
Street (816-505-1311) from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM with lunch afterward. Call
Steve and Ruthie Clark at 816-724-7444 with any questions you may have.
October 7: Allied Workers for the Blind will meet at Alphapointe, 7501 Prospect
at 6:00 PM. Please, contact Melvin Smith at 816-421-5848 for more information.
October 8: First Steps for the Blind will meet at the home of Peter and Cathy
Pyper, 5018 NE Park Lane, from 1:00-3:00 PM. Call Cathy at 816-455-5219 to find
out more about First Steps.
October 8: Amateur Ham Radio Club will meet at 635 Linwood, 2:00-4:00 PM.
Please, contact Craig Martin at 816-872-8582 about joining the group.
October 8: Art at Alphapointe, 7501 Prospect, from 9:00-11:00 PM. Call
Alphapointe about the class at 816:421-5848.
October 15: National Federation of the Blind. See event and contact info above.
ƒÞ There will be no Progressive Council Meeting since MCB is at its state
convention.
October 22: Art at Alphapointe: See time and contact info above.
October 29: Holy Cross Blind Outreach meal of the month; 12:00-2:00 PM; please,
see the address at the top of the newsletter; contact David Rosenkoetter at
816-805-7333 to announce your attendance.
ƒÞ
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