Silver Lake Conference Center (SLCC) Email Newsletter to the staff of the Southern New England Conference, UCC
The SLCC year-round staff has made a goal to be more intentional about communicating our programs and activities with the wider SNE staff. To do this, we aim to send a monthly email to the entire staff with highlights of what we’ve been working on and upcoming events.
As this is the first edition, we will highlight more than just the activities of the past month.
Silver Lake At Home is a four-week program with a number of options that can be customized to create an experience that is the best fit for each family. Some options have a small cost attached; some are free. Some options include in-person (in-Zoom) gatherings; some are self-study programs that can be done as a family.
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We are now in Week 3: Love Yourself - It’s not too late to join us!
This week’s live events:
14th Annual Golf Tournament Tuesday, September 22
This is your opportunity to support the life-transforming ministry of Silver Lake while enjoying a day on the course. We hope you will tell your friends, family, coworkers, and church community. If you know of an organization that would be interested in partnering with us, we have sponsorship opportunities available. We need your help to make this a success!
Registration closes September 1.
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We are continuing to work on phasing forward and developing policies and procedures for how we will operate going forward. In particular, looking at how we will welcome and host Retreat Groups and provide food service to our guests this fall.
We are also looking at if, and how, we can adapt our currently scheduled programs (Fall Action, Christmas At The Lake) to incorporate the new guidelines, policies, and procedures.
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Other Items of Note
Coming up in August: A 21-Day Anti-Racism Challenge. Created by the Presbyterian Church USA, adapted by the Silver Lake staff to incorporate UCC resources.
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We are honored to be in ministry with you, striving to make disciples of Jesus, form covenant partnerships, make God’s love and justice real, and bring new life as agents of change.