Posted by admin on August 27, 2010 under 5. TGIF! | 
Greetings all!
Welcome back to campus. You are likely preparing for students to return or you are already knee deep in student activities. We’re praying for you and your students that this will be a spirit-filled and active school year!
ACCU Encourages Attendance at The Idea of a University
The Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities would like you to consider attending The Idea of a University-Revisited, a conference being arranged by Liverpool Hope University in association with The International Federation of Catholic Universities, taking place September 16-19, 2010, at Liverpool Hope University, England. The conference is aimed at a wide audience, including university staff with an academic interest in this area, as well as faculty, theologians, and those who think more generally about values in education and public life. The conference also includes the option to attend the beatification. For more information on the schedule and registration, visit their webpage here: www.hope.ac.uk/newmanconference.
What are your plans to celebrate Cardinal Newman’s beatification????
September 19, 2010, marks the beatification of John Henry Cardinal Newman. The writings and works of Cardinal Newman have made a huge impact on all of us in campus ministry. His life was facinating and he was one of the great intellectual pastoral leaders of the 19th century.
    How will you celebrate the occasion? Will you share the history and writings with your students? Declare September 19 “Newman Day” at your ministry site? Hold Mass and dinner? Maybe make the pilgrimage to England for the beatification ceremony?
    Please share your ideas and plans with CCMA and with each other. This is a significant event for campus ministry and certainly a cause for celebration! Email Chrysta Bolinger at bolinger@ccmanet.org with your ministry’s plans by August 30 to be printed in the October/November issue of Crossroads. Â
Phases of Womanhood Announces New Partnership
Phases of Womanhood is pleased to announce our partnership with Catholic News Agency (CNA) to bring all-new Catholic Womanhood pages–with the writers and content you have come to know and love–to CNA. We are thrilled that CNA, with more than 100,000 readers every month, will be carrying Phases writers and columns! The new Catholic Womanhood pages are an excellent opportunity for CNA readers to discover top-notch writers who love the faith and share terrific practical insights on Catholic life! This partnership with CNA helps us to continue our mission of sharing a Catholic view of life with women, offering them encouragement and practical resources from a solidly Catholic perspective. Please visit their website at http://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/cna-launches-catholic-womanhood-site-for-reflections-on-faith-and-living/ for information and resources. Enjoy!
National Catholic Student Coalition
27th Annual Leadership Conference
Lead: Empowered by the Spirit
December 29, 2010-January 1, 2011
St. Louis, MO
Contact: www.catholicstudent.org/conference
CCMA/NADDCM National Convention
The Campus Minister As Teacher: Storyteller, Prophet, Pilgrim
January 4-7, 2010
Hilton Hotel
Clearwater Beach, Florida
Contact: www.ccmanet.org
Have a great beginning to the school year!
Chrysta Bolinger is CCMA’s Director of Member Services and Communication.
Posted by admin on May 21, 2010 under 5. TGIF! |
Programs Needed for The Vine!
Got something you are proud of? The Technology Subcommittee is putting together a best practices website, The Vine: Choice Fruits for Your Ministry, to be launched on CCMA’s website this fall. We are looking for individuals and teams who would be willing to submit content that could be shared with other members. Please sort through your materials and send us the cream of the crop! We encourage you to send us what you use. All submissions will be categorized and placed in a special section of the website. It will be available for all to use.
 Categories include (but are not limited to):
- Retreats (content, busy persons, outlines and locations)
- Alternative Spring Breaks (sites, reflection materials and prayers)
- Prayers (death, celebrations, graduation, service, tragedy and candlelight vigil services, blessings)
- Vocations (discernment)
- Catechetics/Sacramental Prep (RCIA, marriage prep, confirmation, bible study and religious education for children)
- Faith Sharing (small Church communities and bible study)
- Liturgy (prayers of the faithful, minister training, seasonal offerings)
- Development (grants, case statements, thank you letters and appeal letters)
- Professional Training Tools (CARA reports, salary scale and advocating with bishops)
- Programming (morals and ethics, bioethics, human rights, sexuality, marriage and social justice)
- Social Justice (educational, reflection)
- Recognition (graduation, outstanding student and program)
 Please email submissions in PDF or Word format to Chrysta Bolinger at Bolinger@ccmanet.org. Please call 888.714.6631, Ext. 16, with any questions and for more information.
Posted by admin on May 14, 2010 under 5. TGIF! |
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 Sisters of Charity Seeking Applicants for Charity in the City Program
The Sisters of Charity of New York are offering the third year of their Charity in the City service program. This two-week volunteer option offers young lay women 18-30 years of age a chance to live and work with the Sisters and their associates in their ministries to the poor - especially to women and children, new immigrants and the homeless. (Think of it as a short-term Peace Corps.) There will be chances to visit NYC’s tourist sites, too. This year’s program runs June 1 - 13 in New York City and environs. No experience needed, just a desire to help and a willingness to live simply. Apply by May 17 - or as soon after that date as possible. Details and application are available online at  www.scny.org For more information, contact the program’s administrator: Sr. Mary Katherine Hamm, SC; 718.549.9200, Ext. 264 or mkhamm@scny.org. Â
4th Planned Giving Summer Boot Camp to be held on Friday, June 11 at St. David’s Episcopal Church, Austin, Texas
Join the AFP Greater Austin Chapter and the Planned Giving Council of Central Texas (PPP-formerly NCPG) at this intensive, one-day planned giving seminar. Whether planned giving is something new or you have years of experience, this seminar will have something for all. This event will have two tracks: Basic and Beginner for those who need some initial training, and Intermediate and Advanced for experienced professionals. The cost is $75 for AFP and PPP members, $95 for non members. Parking is included. Space is limited. To register, or for more information, please visit: http://www.afpaustin.org/site/PageServer.
Wide Awake! Evangelical Catholic Training Camps
Evangelical Catholic is offering Evangelization Training Camps this spring! Evangelization training camps lay the spiritual and ministerial foundations for students and staff to unify around a common vision of ministry outreach and formation. They envision integrating existing programs with new programs to accomplish their outreach and formation goals. Students learn practical ministry skills to help them truly become co-laborers with staff. Staffs gain practical frameworks to bring focus to their widespread and consuming ministry responsibilities. Visit www.evangelicalcatholic.org to register and for more information.
May 16 - 21
ETC New England regional in Massachusetts
Betania II Retreat Center, Medway
Co-sponsored by Archdiocese of Boston Office of Campus Ministry
Chrysta Bolinger is CCMA’s Director of Member Serivces and Communications.
Posted by admin on May 7, 2010 under 5. TGIF! |
Summer Opportunities
Wide Awake! Evangelical Catholic Training Camps
Evangelical Catholic is offering Evangelization Training Camps this spring! Evangelization training camps lay the spiritual and ministerial foundations for students and staff to unify around a common vision of ministry outreach and formation. They envision integrating existing programs with new programs to accomplish their outreach and formation goals. Students learn practical ministry skills to help them truly become co-laborers with staff. Staffs gain practical frameworks to bring focus to their widespread and consuming ministry responsibilities. Visit www.evangelicalcatholic.org to register and for more information.
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May 9-14
ETC Southern regional in North Carolina
Fort Caswell Coastal Conference Center
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May 16 – 21
ETC New England regional in Massachusetts
Betania II Retreat Center, Medway
Co-sponsored by Archdiocese of Boston Office of Campus Ministry
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Campus Ministry Symposium
Chrysta Bolinger is CCMA’s Director of Member Services and Communications.
As the school year comes to a close, so too does the opportunity to join Campus, Young Adult, and Vocation Ministers from across North America. Don’t Miss Out! Registration will be closing Monday morning May 10  for our Symposium 2010 – Stewards of the Treasure of our Faith.
Register today to hear great speakers like Fr. Donald Senior, C.P., Fr. J. Glenn Murray, S. J., Mary Johnson, SND, Christian Smith and many more. Don’t miss out on over 30 outstanding seminars! Registration is only $200.00 for the week and includes everything but travel. Just click here and register today!  http://campusministry.nd.edu/national-conferences/nd-symposium/
Looking forward to welcoming you to our campus,
Darrell
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Posted by admin on April 30, 2010 under 5. TGIF! |
Pilgrimage to England for Beatification of John Henry Cardinal Newman
    Pope Benedict XVI announced he will preside at the beatification ceremony of John Henry Cardinal Newman in Birmingham, England, September 19, 2010. On behalf of The Very Reverend Dennis Corrado, C.O., American Delegate to the Permanent Deputation and member of the Brooklyn Oratory in New York, we extend a special invitation to join a pilgrimage of North Americans to celebrate with our Holy Father the life and ministry of Cardinal Newman.Â
    Newman was one of the great intellectual and pastoral leaders of the 19th century. Prior to his conversion to the Roman Catholic Church, he had been a prominent member of the Oxford Movement, a group who advocated a return of the Church of England to its Catholic heritage. After being ordained in Rome, Newman returned to England as an Oratorian. He founded the Birmingham Oratory and was his beloved home throughout his long life. With Fr. Frederick Faber he helped establish the Oratory in London known universally now as the Brompton Oratory. Various ecclesiastical difficulties hindered his work in Ireland and England. He sought to establish an oratory at Oxford where eventually a Catholic organization was founded and, in 1888, was renamed the Oxford University Newman Society. Many Catholic campus ministries in the United States are called “Newman Centers” in recognition of Newman’s influence in supporting the spiritual formation of Catholic young people at non-Catholic colleges and universities. Eventually, in 1993, an Oratory was founded in Oxford.Â
    Illume collaborates with pastoral leaders to create journeys to places of great historical and religious significance, places conducive to reflecting on our heritage, nurturing faith formation, building community and broadening perspectives. Travel to places where visionary men and women forged new traditions inspires world citizenship and greater understanding of other lands and peoples, leading to more compassionate ways of life.Â
    We hope you will join our global community of family and friends for this special event!
    Details of the pilgrimage and information about registration can be found at  www.travelillume.com/trc/ckh
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102 Union Wharf
Boston, MA 02109
programs@travelillume.com
Evangelical Catholic Offers Training Camps
    Evangelical Catholic is offering Evangelization Training Camps this spring! Evangelization training camps lay the spiritual and ministerial foundations for students and staff to unify around a common vision of ministry outreach and formation. They envision integrating existing programs with new programs to accomplish their outreach and formation goals. Students learn practical ministry skills to help them truly become co-laborers with staff. Staffs gain practical frameworks to bring focus to their widespread and consuming ministry responsibilities.Â
May 9-14
ETC Southern regional in North Carolina
Fort Caswell Coastal Conference Center
May 16 - 21
ETC New England regional in Massachusetts
Betania II Retreat Center, Medway
Co-sponsored by Archdiocese of Boston Office of Campus Ministry
August 4 - 8Â
ETC Great Lakes and Midwest Regions in Wisconsin
St. Joseph’s Retreat Center, Bailey’s Harbor, Door County (outer arm of peninsula that extends into Lake Michigan)
Co-sponsored by the University of Wisconsin-Madison Catholic Student Center and Diocese of Green Bay Office for Vocations.
Posted by admin on April 22, 2010 under 5. TGIF! |
Time is running out to renew your membership!
    The June 1, 2010 deadline to renew your membership and to be included in the 2010 Catholic Campus Ministry Directory is fast approaching!
    If you would like to renew your membership and be included in the directory but are unable to pay your membership dues by June 1, please contact Michelle at the national office to make arrangements to defer your payment until after July 1.
Benefits of membership include:
- A national network of fellow Catholic campus ministers.
- Practical ideas and information for use in your ministry
- Crossroads, CCMA’s official publication, focusing on issues facing today’s campus ministers, students and the Church.
- The annual Catholic Campus Ministry Directory, listing campus ministers and diocesan directors of campus ministry throughout the country.
- CCMA-L, an electronic discussion group providing instant ministry ideas and feedback.
- The association website, including several “members only” sections.
- Conferences, gatherings and institutes designed to renew, enrich and educate.
- Recognition of exemplary campus ministry programs at the annual bishops’ reception in Washington, DC.
- Eligibility for Certification, which demonstrates accreditation and professionalism in your role as a campus minister.
- A clearinghouse of relevant information and resources available to Catholic campus ministers nationally.
- Support for new campus ministers.
Please take a moment today to update your information and renew your membership. You may renew online by following this link: http://www.ccmanet.org/ccma.nsf/memapp?OpenForm or invoices are available by contacting Michelle Gundrum at gundrum@ccmanet.org.
Matthew Kelly Offers Free Resource
The Matthew Kelly Foundation set a hefty goal to distribute 1,000,000 editions of Rediscovering Catholicism in 2010. For the cost of shipping and processing, you can get your own copy, and possibly snag a few for your students and colleagues. Parishes and other organizations may purchase large quantities for $2 per copy. Visit www.DynamicCatholic.org for your free copy and more information!
Scholarship and Internship Opportunity
Loyola University New Orleans’ Ignatius Chapel Community (ICC) and the Loyola Institute for Ministry (LIM) invite applications to the Pastoral Ministry Internship program. The successful applicant will participate in the worship life of ICC and, as an intern, contribute to its community life. In exchange, she/he will receive a full graduate tuition scholarship over the course of three years towards an MRE or MPS through LIM. For more information, please see http://www.lim.vloyno.edu/iccscholarship.html. Questions? Please contact Servando Mendez of ICC at servandomendez@bellsouth.net or Tom Ryan of LIM at tfryan@loyno.edu/504-865-2069.
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Advice for new campus ministers?
     Think back to your first day on the job. Did you feel overwhelmed? Were you unsure of what to do first? Did you wish that you had someone to offer you great advice on how to get started? We’ve all been there at one time or another!Â
     The New Campus Minister Support Network wants to know what you wish you had known when you were a new campus minister. And if you received helpful advice from anyone when you were new to campus ministry?
     Please visit the CCMA Campus Ministry group on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/#!/group.php?gid=56260812268&ref=ts) to post your response to the above questions on the discussion thread.
     If you would like more information about the New Campus Minister Support Network or to get involved, visit the Members section of CCMA’s webpage, www.ccmanet.org.
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Chrysta Bolinger is CCMA’s Director of Member Services and Communication.
Posted by admin on April 16, 2010 under 5. TGIF! |
From the Knights of Columbus
Novena for Pope Benedict XVI
The Supreme Council is organizing an international effort to pray for Pope Benedict XVI and his pastoral mission leading the Church, that the Holy Father may be strengthened and uplifted at this time of considerable challenge. All Knights are encouraged to participate in this special novena for Pope Benedict XVI, beginning on Divine Mercy Sunday, April 11th, and concluding on Monday, April 19th, the fifth anniversary of the Holy Father’s election to the papacy.
 Additional details and resources are available at www.kofc.org, including .pdf files of a special prayer card that will enable you to print copies locally.
 Throughout the Church’s history, whenever challenges have come, faithful Catholics have gathered in prayer, offering their supplications and sacrifices to God for specific intentions. Now we are called to unite our prayers for our Holy Father.
 Thank you in advance for helping to spread the word about this novena, and for taking part in it yourself. Please pass along this message to other Knights and Catholics in your area. Â
May God bless and sustain our pope! Vivat Jesus!
Posted by admin on April 9, 2010 under 5. TGIF! |
Call for Crossroads Writers
CCMA’s Crossroads Advisory Committee would like to invite campus ministers to submit articles for the 2009-2010 issues of Crossroads. The theme for this school year is Empowered by the Spirit: Yesterday and Today, and each issue will focus on one aspect of campus ministry.
SpecificationsÂ
- Each article must be emailed to Chrysta Bolinger at Bolinger@ccmanet.org
- Word count: 750 to 1,500; single-spaced; no formatting (no indents or tabs)
- Photos: one to two per article are accepted; must be in jpg or PDF format
- Please include a brief biography with each order for proper credit
Themes, due dates and suggested topics
June: Developing Leaders for the Future
Due Date: April 30, 2010
Suggestions: Programs and conferences for students, student recognition programs
CCMA is excited by the possibilities of having campus ministers and peers submit articles for the newsletter. Share your gifts with other campus ministers by considering writing or submitting an already written article for Crossroads. Please contact Chrysta Bolinger at Bolinger@ccmanet.org for more information and to express your interest.
Save-the-Date
CCMA is pleased to announce that the 2011 National Convention will be held January 4-7 at the Hilton Hotel in Clearwater Beach, Florida!
 The theme is The Campus Minister as Teacher: Pilgrim, Prophet, Storyteller. As campus ministers we teach every day–through formal catechesis, in liturgy and worship, and by our very ministry of presence. Through keynote presentations and workshops, shared prayer and Eucharist, and life-giving connections with colleagues, this year’s CCMA convention will explore and enliven the many ways we teach!
Registration for the convention is $350 for members and $385 for non-members and includes two receptions, three breakfasts, one lunch and the grand banquet, along with convention materials.
 Clearwater Beach is an excellent area for families and for rest and relaxation. There are many restaurants and shops right outside the Hilton Hotel’s doors, plus a private beach, The Hilton Clearwater Beach Hotel is offering attendees $99 per night plus tax for single and double occupancy, up to three days before and three days after the convention. The nearest airport is Tampa International (TPA) and is approximately 30 minutes from Clearwater Beach. Shuttle information will be available in the coming weeks. Plan to bring your team to Clearwater Beach! LifeLine Scholarships are available for CCMA regular members. For more information, please contact Chrysta Bolinger at bolinger@ccmanet.org. Visit the Hilton Clearwater Beach Hotel at http://www1.hilton.com/en_US/hi/hotel/PIECBHF-Hilton-Clearwater-Beach-Resort-Florida/index.do
A Message From the Awards Subcommittee Chair:
The Church Relations Committee encourages CCMA membership to nominate individuals and campus ministry programs for one of the CCMA Annual Awards. CCMA has a wealth of excellence among its members and programs. In making your nomination identifying individuals or programs that significantly impact campus ministry or offer innovation within the areas of Empowered by the Spirit, you help to share this wealth of excellence with the entire association along with the schools and dioceses in which we serve.Â
The Exemplary Program Awards, as well as the Hallinan, Forsyth and Administrator Awards give CCMA members a wealth of resources for their ministries. But if members do not take the time to nominate individuals or programs, the Awards subcommittee is unable to honor campus ministries, campus ministers, administrators or bishops.
Please take the time to share the great campus ministers, programs and bishops who dedicate their lives to ministry in higher education.
Mary Matunis, Diocese of Allentown, Pennsylvania
Chair, Exemplary Awards Subcommittee
Chrysta Bolinger is CCMA’s Director of Member Services and Communications.
Posted by admin on March 26, 2010 under 5. TGIF! |
Call for Exemplary Awards
CCMA offers five official awards that recognize outstanding people and programs in the campus ministry field. For 2009-2010, we will recognize an Exemplary Bishop, the Reverend Charles Forsyth Award, the Archbishop Paul J. Hallinan Award, the Higher Education Relations Committee Exemplary Administrator, and seven Exemplary Campus Ministry programs. Nominations are open to all and may be made by completing the nomination application and submitting it to CCMA by April 26. Nominations for all exemplary awards may be made online by clicking on the title above! The new webpage is designed to provide information on all the awards and to offer campus ministers an easy way to submit nominations. The site features award information, past winners, and links to the proper nomination forms. Campus ministers are welcome to nominate programs of their own if they feel that the program is an example of excellence in any of the six aspects of campus ministry and vocations. Please visit the awards information at http://www.ccmanet.org/ccma.nsf/Awardsprogram2010?Openpage. Nominate your program today!
 Wide Awake!
Date: April 9-10, 2010
Location: Catholic Theological Union, Chicago, Ill.
Young Adult Conference
Keynote:Â John Allen
Special guest workshop presenters Fr. Brian Daley, S.J. and David Fagerburg both of U. of Notre Dame
Join other college students and young adults (under 35) who desire to wake up to their deeper purpose in life. We exist for more than making money and working jobs. Our academic and career successes/failures do not define our identity. This conference will include large group sessions of powerful music, young adult personal stories of faith, and compelling speaker and workshops to guide young adults in specific aspects and disciplines of living a life of faith. Registration and information at: http://www.evangelicalcatholic.org
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Campus Ministry Leadership Institute
Date: June 5-11, 2010
Location: Saint Joseph’s University
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Contact: www.sju.edu/CMLI
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The Campus Ministry Leadership Institute (CMLI) is a six-day training and working institute for student leaders and campus ministers who attend together as campus teams. Now in its eleventh year, the institute is designed to produce dynamic leaders who work collaboratively to develop and implement successful Catholic campus ministry programs. CMLI participant teams will learn and practice valuable leadership skills, develop a project that is ready to implement at home, generate new ideas for your ministry, network with campus leaders from across the country and enhance understanding of Catholic campus ministry. Please visit the CMLI website at www.sju.edu/CMLI for information and to register.
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Frank J. Lewis Institute
Date: June 6-11, 2010
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame, Indiana
Contact: http://campusministry.nd.edu/national-conferences/fjl
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University of Notre Dame is proud to announce that the Frank J. Lewis Institute for Campus Ministry Orientation will be held this June. The program provides valuable experience for campus ministers with one to three years experience in the field. Participants will come from across the country to learn and be refreshed. Topics for the Institute include forming the faith community, appropriating the faith, forming the Christian conscience, educating for justice, developing leaders for the future and personal development. More details and information will be available by visiting http://campusministry.nd.edu/national-conferences/fjl.
Posted by admin on March 19, 2010 under 5. TGIF! |
Attn: CCMA Regular Members
Vote today for the South and West Region Representative positions available on CCMA’s executive board. The deadline to cast your ballot is April 5. For more information and to obtain a ballot, contact the national office at 888.714.6631, or info@ccmanet.org.
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Call for Exemplary Awards
CCMA offers five official awards that recognize outstanding people and programs in the campus ministry field. For 2009, we will recognize an Exemplary Bishop, the Reverend Charles Forsyth Award, the Archbishop Paul J. Hallinan Award, the Higher Education Relations Committee Exemplary Administrator, and seven Exemplary Campus Ministry programs. Nominations are open to all and may be made by completing the nomination application and submitting it to CCMA by April 26. Nominations for all exemplary awards may be made online by visiting http://www.ccmanet.org/ccma.nsf/Awardsprogram2010?Openpage! The new webpage is designed to provide information on all the awards and to offer campus ministers an easy way to submit nominations. The site features award information, past winners, and links to the proper nomination forms. As we continuously develop the webpages, we will add photos and updates for your information. Campus ministers are welcome to nominate programs of their own if they feel that the program is an example of excellence in any of the six aspects of campus ministry and vocations.Â
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Oxfam is looking for students who are ready to CHANGE the world!
Oxfam America, an international relief and development organization that creates lasting solutions to poverty, hunger, and injustice, is currently accepting applications for the CHANGE Initiative, their national student leadership program. CHANGE offers college students, at US based campuses, entering their sophomore or junior year the opportunity to become effective social change agents. CHANGE Leaders are exposed to the international development issues that inform Oxfam’s work, and apply their skills and insights to run Oxfam campaigns on their campuses and in their communities.Â
Maryknoll Fathers & Brothers Sponsor Contest to Win Mission Trip
Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers announce their second Explore My Mission contest. Catholic young people, ages 18 to 35, with a passion for living the Gospel by helping others can win an opportunity to experience another culture and live the world of mission in another country.
     Two grand prize winners will be awarded a two-week, short-term mission trip to Tanzania, East Africa. They will work along side the Maryknoll East Africa Mission Community in their service among the poor in rural and urban settings near Lake Victoria and will be accompanied by veteran Maryknoll missioners, Father Dennis Moorman and Brother Tim Raible, and other Maryknoll staff.
     “With last year’s contest winners, we had a wonderful experience of mission in Brazil and shared so much with the Brazilian people,” said Father Moorman. “I’m psyched for this year’s trip to East Africa! Tanzania is a great country with amazing people! We are going to have a fantastic experience of mission and learning with the Tanzanian people.”
     Assignment: Create a video, three minutes or less, featuring you, the service or ministry with which you are involved, and the reason you would be a good choice for this mission project. Amateur videos are welcome.�
    Deadline: Video entries may be uploaded to the official contest website, www.ExploreMyMission.org, by April 9, 2010. Complete instructions are available at the website. Contest winners will be notified by May 18, 2010. Winners will be in Tanzania the first two weeks of July 2010.
Applications are due on April 1, 2010. Selected students are required to participate in a week-long training in Boston, July 24-30, 2010, which is organized and paid for by Oxfam. Students must agree to join or form an Oxfam Club and implement an Oxfam campaign on campus during the 2010-11 academic year, as well as communicate regularly with Oxfam staff about their work.Â
Apply on line, recommend a student, and watch our CHANGE video at: http://www.oxfamamerica.org/change. If you have any questions please call 800.77.OXFAM, ext. 2464 or email CHANGE@oxfamamerica.org.
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Chrysta Bolinger is the Director of Member Services and Communication.
