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Resources from the General Church News and Publications Get the latest news and information about the ministries and mission of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). Chalice Press/Christian Board of Publication The mission of CBP/Chalice Press is to publish resources inviting all people into deeper relationship with God, equipping them as disciples of Jesus Christ, and sending them into ministries as the Holy Spirit calls them. Christian Education Higher Education and Leadership Ministries Higher Education and Leadership Ministries works with wider church and higher education partners to develop and nurture Christian leaders who are transforming church, society and world. HELM focuses its mission into three areas: Leadership Programs, Undergraduate Education, and Theological Education. Click on each to learn more about programs, resources and opportunities available. Disciples Colleges and Universities Kansas Bible Chair Kansas Bible Chair– Guidelines for Kansas Bible Chair Grant Kansas Bible Chair Grant Request Form Grant requests are due by May 1 and November 1 Disciples History Disciples of Christ Historical Society is a general ministry of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and interconnects all Stone-Campbell churches around the world. Disciples of Christ Historical Society is a general ministry of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in the United States and Canada and interconnects all Stone-Campbell churches around the world. We serve as the primary archive and collective memory for our faith family. Through the collection and preservation of historical documents and artifacts, by teaching and publishing, and per the World Wide Web, we insure that the ideal which was delivered to us – an open and welcoming Church – will remain available for the generations to come. Cane Ridge continues to be a living church. Prayer, singing, and preaching occur in the Meeting House, a place of worship for many congregations and religious groups who come as welcome guests each year. Since the late 18th century and now, in the 21st century, worship services, weddings, celebrations, lectures, and other gatherings have taken place in the church and on its grounds. Each year thousands of travelers visiting Cane Ridge receive talks and tours from the curators. The graveyard, burial site of many of the early settlers and Barton Stone, has unique ledger stones. Barton Warren Stone is buried beneath a white granite obelisk. His first wife Eliza’s remains and ledger stone were brought from the graveyard at the farm where they had lived to the Cane Ridge graveyard in about 1930. The museum houses mementos of the congregation, Stone and his family, the Stone-Campbell movement, a collection of antique farm and domestic implements, the office of the Cane Ridge Shrine, Inc. and a small bookshop. A journal of news, opinion, and mission for the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). DisciplesWorld ceased publication in early 2010. Archives of the online articles and Disciples news items are housed here. DisciplesWorld archives are provided by Disciples of Christ Historical Society.
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Instructions: Type in your information then save the form with a new name and save file with event or project date and event name in the file name. Send forms to Jessica Marston, South Central Satellite Office. To help avoid confusion, use a separate form for each request, rather than combining related but individual items. Cane Ridge Shrine and Museum
DisciplesWorld Magazine Archive (2004-2010)
