Ports in the storm

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February 2010 issue

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Ports in the storm
In an age of piracy, ministry to seafarers offers advocacy and 'moments of grace'

In an age of piracy, ministry to seafarers offers advocacy and 'moments of grace'.

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• Minister: If you live within 50 miles of the Atlantic, Pacific, Gulf or Great Lakes shoreline, you could become a Lutheran Advocate for Maritime Mission, serving as a missionary to seafarers from developing countries.
• Collect: Your congregation or group can collect items for the Seafarers & International House Christmas at Sea gift distribution program.
• Pray: Ask God to keep seafarers safe and sing Eternal Father, Strong to Save in worship.
• To learn more, contact Seafarers & International House, 212-677-4800, or by e-mail.
Marsh Luther Drege

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