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November is SAB writers month
Poverty Simulation
Wednesday, November 12 at 6:00–9:00 PM Huntington University
is hosting a poverty simulation in the upper dining hall.
The Poverty Simulation is an interactive exposure to the
difficulties of living in poverty. Students will need to
make their mortgage payments, buy groceries, provide
child-care, apply for aid and interact with many other
“agencies” staffed by local people, all while living within
their means. We will also spend a considerable time
debriefing the event and discussing “where do we go from
here”.
JMC’s
Urban Plunge to
Nov. 14 – 16th
If you’re interested in this
weekend mission work contact
jmc@huntington.edu.
Attaboy
in
concert
November 14, 9:30 PM
MCA Zurcher Auditorium
Admission is free – so come one, come
all and bring friends!
Yearbook
Photos
will be taken on
November 10 and 11
in the basement of
Wright Hall
9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Yearbooks
are in for the 2007-08 academic year. These are free
to all returning students and you may stop by the student
development office to get yours.
JMC INFO
Want
to take a go on a cheap spring break trip and make a
difference close to home?
Join us for an informational meeting
about the spring break trip to Benton Harbor, MI with
Habitat for Humanity.
What: Informational Meeting
Where: Upper Level of the HUB
When: Tuesday, November 11,
2008 @ p.m.
Who: Anyone interested
Questions: Contact Josh
Lawrence or jmc@huntington.edu
Clothing Drive
A chance to give like Jesus tells us to…
A clothing and gently used items drive
give all your unneeded clothes and gently
used items
anything in your room
or at home
that you don’t need,
and are ready to share
November 9th-16th
place all items in the box by your RD’s
office
--“They are to do good, to be rich in good
works, generous, and ready to share, thus storing up for
themselves the treasure of a good foundation for the future,
so that they may take hold of the life that really is life.”
-1 Timothy 6:18-19--
Sponsored by JMC in conjunction with SAB
Thinking about what you
want to do over Spring Break?
JMC is offering a Spring Break Trip to help
with relief work in Boston.
We will be working with the Boston Project Ministries
Turn in a $25 deposit to the JMC Office by
December 5th to reserve your spot!
Contact Us:
jmc@huntington.edu
HU Bookstore
Holiday Sale
Tuesday, November 11
9:00 AM-5:00 PM
Students may take
20% off all regularly-priced clothing, gift items, CD’s and trade books.
Flex dollars are not eligible for
sale
merchandise.
Time
for Operation
Christmas
Child!
Want to win a pizza?
It’s that time of year again!
Time for Operation Christmas Child!
We
will be doing a challenge between the different floors,
forester village/commuters, and faculty & staff. Be the
group to get the most number of shoeboxes in ratio to the
number of individuals on your floor or in your group and win
a pizza party for your group!
What to do:
Find a shoebox.
Determine Boy or
Girl?
And age group (2-4,
5-9, or 10-14)
Fill the box with
gifts (ideas: school supplies, toys and hygiene items)
Include a $7 donation
to help cover the delivery cost.
Drop off your box
*If you live in the
residence halls: to your RA
*Commuters: to Kris
Chafin in the Learning Center
*Faculty/Staff: to
Grace McBrayer in Becker
Or
Come
join us for a Wrapping Party on
Sunday, November 16th
from 9-10
in the HUB to wrap
your presents & turn them in personally.
(Wrapping paper and
labels will be provided!)
If you want to find out more
information about Operation Christmas Child and/or
Samaritan’s Purse
please visit:
http://www.samaritanspurse.org/index.php/OCC/
Signs and Wonders film
club
Are you interested in learning
more about great films?
Signs and Wonders film club
meets twice each week to watch
documentaries on Thursday nights
and feature films on Sunday
evenings.
All students interested are
welcome.
Both films are shown in the MCA
room 150.
