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Jack Jezreel’s IMS Dinner Address
Sep 7th
September One Huntsville: Brenda Martin & Racial Harmony Coalition Leaders to Speak
Aug 30th
Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread: Feeding God’s Children
Aug 24th
IMS is excited to co-sponsor, along with the Alabama Poverty Project, a workshop entitled, “Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread: Feeding God’s Children, A Food Security and Hunger Workshop.” The workshop will be on Tuesday, August 31 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. More information is available here: http://alabamapossible.org/events/huntsville-hunger-workshop/ and you can register online here: http://www.alabamapossible.org/register.
Next Hometown Pilgrimage Stop: St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
Jul 24th
- 4:00pm - Arrive at the St. John’s Youth Room, welcomed by St. John’s Junior High and High School Ministries; Activities: Inflatables and Snacks on the Parish Field!
- 4:45pm - Gathering Activity hosted by the St. John’s High School Youth Leadership (St. John’s School Cafeteria)
A World Youth Day Presentation and Introduction to Celebrating the Catholic Mass
“Good Teacher, What Must I Do to Inherit Everlasting Life?”
(Greg Thompson, St. John’s Director of Liturgy & Music)
- 5:15pm – Assemble for Worship, Celebrating the Catholic Mass in the Church (Mass begins at 5:30 pm)
- 6:45pm – Return to the St. John’s Youth Room for more activities, food and mingling
- 7:20pm – Closing Prayer and Thank You (St. John’s Youth Room)
- 7:30pm - The Twelve by Twelve Pilgrimage Departs
Leadership Council Passes 2011 Annual Plan
Jul 22nd
The Leadership Council and Board of Directors of IMS has unanimously passed the 2011 Annual Plan, which now is entering its underwriting phase where it will be sent to the congregations to solicit funding.
2011 Annual Plan: Power Point | PDF
Bulletin Inserts for Day of Service and Unity Released
Jul 19th
Update – Promotional Flyers/Posters also now available: DSU – Promote Participation | DSU – Promote Worksites
Michele Mason, CEO of the Better Business Bureau, to Speak at One Huntsville
Jul 16th
The Building of a United Community of Character”
Presented by: Michele (McDaniel) Mason, President and C.E.O, Better Business Bureau of North Alabama
Many communities across our nation are adopting a common mission: to strengthen the citizens, their families, and the community by promoting excellence in character, and thereby to become known as a “Community of Character.” They are envisioning building better communities that pursue reduced crime rates, increased productivity, decreased absenteeism, enhanced economic development, positive self-image, and a positive county and community image.
This Tuesday night you will hear of an exciting initiative to make Madison County an official ”Community of Character…” perhaps the first in the State! Representatives from the Community Mediation Foundation Board (CMF) and the Better Business Bureau of North Alabama’s Board (BBB) have launched the movement with a pledge of support. Their next step is to expand the circle of people and organizations that we involve in this movement – and what better place to do this than at One Huntsville! Come and learn – and become an engaged builder of a better community!
Leadership Council Hears Report on Human Trafficking in North Alabama
Jun 25th
On Thursday, June 24 the IMS Cooperative Leadership Council heard a report from Patricia McCay about the growing problem of human trafficking. McCay reported that human trafficking is on the rise nationally and in North Alabama. She reported that often young girls are lured into modeling careers or passage into the US from another nation, put into debt and then forced to work off a so-called debt that they can never pay off. She was pleased to report that Alabama has recently passed a good law that will make it easier for law enforcement to investigate and prosecute potential cases of human trafficking. The law will go into effect on July 1, 2010. Member Congregations and other interested parties are encouraged to contact Patricia McCay if you would like to learn more about this growing problem. You can reach Patricia McCay at 256-653-8527 or [pmccay at tts-llc dot com]. They have a Facebook Fan Page that you can see here. Patricia McCay serves as the Soroptimist District IV Director, Southern Region. She left the Leadership Council with the following resources:
Jeannie Robison featured in Huntsville Times Article
Jun 25th
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The IMS Cooperative’s new Chief Administrative Officer, Jeannie Robison was featured on Friday, June 25 in an article on the Faith and Values page in the Huntsville Times. You can read more about the new position here. |
IMS Leaders, One Huntsville, Racial Harmony Coalition Featured on News in Midst of Racial Tension in Huntsville
Jun 10th
Read article on WAAYTV.com here.
