Loading Events

« All Events

  • This event has passed.

Raise a Barn Sunday

November 13, 2016

uvmsctous1008

Raise a Barn Sunday

Many Small Gifts Coming Together to Make a Big Impact

November 13, 2016

In the past communities would come together to pool their resources and help someone in need by building a barn in one day.  Raise a Barn Sundays are opportunities for the community of the Pacific Northwest Conference to come together on a single day to make a big difference in the world.

PacNWC churches are encouraged to promote Raise a Barn Sunday by mentioning the opportunity during their worship services.  Please show the video below, distribute the envelopes provided and send all donations to Raise a Barn, 9311 SE 36th Street, Suite 108, Mercer Island, WA 98040.

Promotion

[Click Here] to download the HD promotional video in MP4 File Format (190MB)

[Click Here] to download the HD promotional video in AVI File Format (1GB)

[Click Here] to download the HD promotional video in MOV File Format (920MB)

How to Contribute:

[Click Here] to make an online donation through the PacNWC donation page.

Send checks payable to Pacific Northwest Conference to Raise A Barn, 9311 SE 36th Street, Suite 108 Mercer Island, WA 98040.  Please write RAB in the memo line.

Benefiting the Ministry of Mending Wingsmw-logo-trans-wht2

Mending Wings exists to EMPOWER Native American youth and families to WALK TOGETHER in wholeness and beauty, HONOR Creator through our cultures and lives, HEAL with the help of programs that facilitate wholeness, and SHARE with others the life-changing hope we find as followers of the Jesus way, in a culturally relevant way.

Vision for Mending Wings:

  • Facilitate trips for youth groups and college-age groups to come to our reservation to learn about Native people, our lives and worldviews, and to deconstruct missiological paradigms that have historically been destructive to Native people.
  • Facilitate the passing of Yakama culture through elders to youth—teaching and encouraging language, bead-work, drumming, traditional Yakama songs, tule mat making, basket making, root digging, gathering, hunting and fishing.
  • To provide high school graduates with college opportunities through scholarships and leadership development.
  • To hold weekly youth group meetings, providing a safe, healthy environment where spirituality is taught and social issues for Native youth are discussed.
  • To empower Native youth culturally, economically, spiritually and socially through various programs that speak to each of these areas.
  • To provide leadership development through a Youth Council and training.

[Click Here] to visit http://mendingwings.net/ for more information.

 

Details

Date:
November 13, 2016