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Introducing Rev. Dr. Mark Mueller, our new GenOn Ministries Board Member

Google's big secret

Salad Days

A Ringing Success

Building Relationships with our Police

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Introducing Rev. Dr. Mark Mueller, our new GenOn Ministries Board Member

Posted by Liz Perraud at

It is our honor and pleasure to announce that Rev. Dr. Mark Mueller has accepted a call to serve on the GenOn Ministries Board of Directors. Mark is a graduate of Louisville Theological Seminary with an emphasis in mission. Prior to seminary, he was a public school teacher and administrator. He has served churches in Alabama and now currently is Pastor/Head of Staff of First Presbyterian Church in Valparaiso, Indiana. Mark comes to us with LOGOS experience in the local church as well as leadership in our summer youth Summits. He also serves on the board of The Outreach Foundation...

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Google's big secret

Posted by Liz Perraud at

Google has discovered that the secret to “being a productive team” is to be nice. What GenOn Ministries has been teaching for over 50 years (The one rule of LOGOS: “Treat one another as a child of God. No one has the right to be treated as if they do not matter") Google took several years of interviewing hundreds of employees and who knows at what cost to come to the same conclusion. We could have told you that, Google. And it’s not just the LOGOS “one rule.” Google also concluded from their extensive study that when we feel it’s safe...

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Salad Days

Posted by Liz Perraud at

My favorite thing to do at LOGOS is to serve salad. Every week, no matter what the Family Time theme, we serve salad. Well, not on PJ Night when dinner is breakfast. Everyone agrees that salad doesn't go well with waffles and sausage and syrup.  Instead of putting a bowl of salad on every table to be served family style like the rest of dinner, we make up a huge bowl of tossed salad--mixed greens (those big pre-washed bags), chopped zucchini and tomatoes, croutons and Italian dressing. Nothing fancy. Except for Wacky Wednesday when we threw in some leftover diced...

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A Ringing Success

Posted by Liz Perraud at

I'm in the church hand bell choir because a friend asked me to join. Carrie is our LOGOS director, and she got bells switched to Wednesday nights to follow LOGOS so that more people might join. And they have.  We are a mix of LOGOS volunteers with a history of ringing (so patient with newcomers), veteran ringers who arrive after LOGOS (so patient with newcomers), musically talented youth (so patient with newcomers), and me (the newcomer). We also have a patient and encouraging director.  I'm not "musical" - unless spoons count. But I love music. And if I concentrate really hard on...

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Building Relationships with our Police

Posted by Liz Perraud at

Last night was one of my favorite nights of LOGOS at my church, despite the howling winds and torrential rains outside (tornado watch!). We invited some local police to come to dinner with 75 raucous (but lovable) children and their dedicated Table Parents to help us recognize our Family Time (dinner) theme "We love Police Night." They arrived early, were wonderful guests, seemed to enjoy their chicken patties, and engaged with all at their tables. Our creative Dinner Dean had each table play a car chase game with matchbox cars and elbows only. There are our guests in the picture with...

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