Those who wish to serve or to receive help can get an application
from Action Rental, 101 S. Kickapoo St.; State Bank of Lincoln,
Walmart branch, 825 Malerich Drive; any partner church; or from the
website,
www.togetherforlincoln.org. Applications can be sent to:
Together for Lincoln, P.O. Box 501, Lincoln, IL 62656.
Last year, over 1,100 volunteers worked together on around 100
projects ranging from construction to nursing home visitation.
This year's Together for Lincoln project date is Sept. 26. The
day will conclude with a community worship service in the Lincoln
Christian University Chapel at 7 p.m. Dr. Robert Lowery, author and
longtime professor of New Testament at Lincoln Christian University,
will speak on "A Dying Man's View of the Book of Revelation."
[Text from file received from
Dustin Fulton]
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