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Gethsemane Episcopal Church

Sowing seeds of worship, community, and justice in Downtown Minneapolis since 1856.

Bishop's Committee: 24 Mar 2013

Minutes of the Bishop's Committee

24 March 2013

In attendance: Cindi Brickson, Maggie Brickson, Dale Deines, Mark Forsyth, Andrew Fredel, Andrew Granias, Kristine Granias, James Knittel, Elaine Madigan, Dan Moore, Sandy Obarski.

A PDF version of the minutes is available here: GethsemaneBCMinutes20130324.pdf

Next meeting: 07 April 2013, 1:00 PM, Gethsemane Offfice

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March 2013 Service Statistics

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Building & Maintenance Committee: 10 Mar 2013

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Historic Gethsemane Church

905 4th Avenue South,

Minneapolis, MN, 55404,

United States

612.332.5407 info@amindtowork.org

Hours

Sun 07:30 to 12:00

The Church of Gethsemane is an open and affirming community of faith.

The Episcopal Church of Gethsemane
905 Fourth Avenue South
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55404
612.332.5407 | info@amindtowork.org

The Church of Gethsemane is a mission congregation of the Episcopal Church in Minnesota and as an Episcopal Church, a member of the worldwide Anglican Communion.