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Light & Life

Posted by on Oct 25, 2015 in Breakfasts, Teaching | 0 comments

Light & Life

A successful first start We had a wonderful turnout at last week’s “Light & Life Conference” in Rochester, and the impartation is still soaking in with the promise of bearing good fruit in the days to come. We deeply appreciated the sacrifice of those who took the day off, many of whom traveled great distances to join us, and the gift of fellowship we shared! Our thanks go out to all who prayed, helped us prepare, gave presentations, and made the effort to be with us. We are still gathering and posting presentations online (accessible here) and are expecting to be able to post more later...

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Light and Life – Fall 2015

Posted by on Sep 16, 2015 in Breakfasts, Interesting, Teaching | 0 comments

Light and Life – Fall 2015

Take a break! MCCF is hosting a Regional Conference on Saturday, October 17 in Rochester, New York and you don’t want to miss it! Click here for the whole scoop, then sign up and invite your friends. And here’s a PDF brochure you can print and use to help us get the word out! Light and Life – Being living letters in a post-Christian world

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Roots and Fruit

Posted by on Oct 19, 2014 in Breakfasts, Teaching | 0 comments

Roots and Fruit

We had a deeply encouraging time of fellowship and edification at the Academy of Medicine at yesterday’s Fall Breakfast! Dr. David Holmes made gave an engaging and stimulating presentation about “Experiencing God” in our daily lives that’s worth making available here, both for those who attended and those who couldn’t make the event. Just click on this link, review Dr. Holmes’ PowerPoint presentation, and let us know if you’d like to have a Workbook or Prayer Journal.

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A Legacy of Love

Posted by on Apr 20, 2014 in Teaching | 0 comments

A Legacy of Love

What could be more amazing than arriving at the tomb and finding it empty, meeting an angel, discovering that the person you thought was dead is really alive and loves you more than you can even imagine? Easter fills us with hope that grows stronger and stronger with each year, each season. Sometimes it seems like winter will never pass and that spring will never come, but then there it is! Warmth and love and life and flowers! It’s far, far deeper and broader and eternally more significant than Easter eggs and baskets and bonnets… it’s the very life of the Risen Savior in...

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Fall Physician Breakfast

Posted by on Aug 20, 2010 in Breakfasts, Members, Missions, Teaching | 0 comments

Fall Physician Breakfast

The MCCF Fall Breakfast will be held on Saturday morning, September 18, from 9-11 am at the Academy of Medicine, 1441 East Avenue.Walking alongside:Teaching Medicine in the CongoDr. Mark Shelly is an Infectious Disease specialist practicing at Highland Hospital who will be sharing from his personal experiences teaching medicine as a mission to the Congo. Feel free to invite any friends or colleagues who might be interested, too!Please mark your calendars and RSVP using our Response page. Be sure to note the location (click here for Directions to the Academy of Medicine).

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CMDA Winter Conference

Posted by on Nov 3, 2009 in Teaching | 0 comments

CMDA Winter Conference

Are you feeling the “burn” of busy, tiring days in the office/hospital? Do your professional and personal lives seem “off-center” for some reason? Wouldn’t you like to get off that hamster wheel for a while? Well, here’s your chance!! Join us at the CMDA Northeast Winter Conference on January 15-17, 2010, at the beautiful Sandy Cove Conference Center on the lovely, peaceful shores of the Chesapeake Bay. Experience God’s rest as you pray, meditate, experience timely speakers and workshops, and fellowship with fellow colleagues in an atmosphere built to...

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