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GLAPCE Fall Event

Designed For Care: Our Responsibility to God’s Creation

October 15-17, 2024
Lindenwood Retreat & Conference Center
Plymouth, Indiana

The Details for the 2024 Fall Event

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Directions to Lindenwood

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Notes for Lindenwood Guests

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The 2024 Fall Event Schedule

What happens when while we are together at Lindenwood.

What does it mean to be a good steward of God's magnificent creation?  How can we fulfill our responsibility for caring for this world in our work and in our lives? 

Join us to consider these questions, to reflect in a beautiful setting, and to connect with your colleagues in the ministry of faith formation.
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Jessica Mauldin

Keynote Speaker

Jessica Maudlin has been with the Hunger Program since 2009. She’s currently the PC(USA)’s Associate for Sustainable Living and Earth Care Concerns. She resources Presbyterians as they address issues of faith, lifestyle choices and sustainability. She works with Earth Care Congregations, congregations that made special commitments to care for God’s earth in four categories: worship, education, facilities, and outreach. Her background includes an emphasis on Liberation Theology.

Lindenwood Retreat & Conference Center

The mission of Lindenwood Retreat and Conference Center, as a ministry of the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ, is to provide an atmosphere of peaceful, quiet, and sacred space in a natural setting.
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More information on the Lindenwood Retreat and Conference Center
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Our Mission Offering

The contributions to the Presbyterian Tree Fund receives are reserved exclusively for tree-planting and carbon sequestration projects. We know that as trees grow, they help stop climate change. They remove carbon dioxide from the air, store carbon, and release oxygen. With your gifts, the Presbyterian Hunger Program will be able to allocate more funds to global and domestic partners that actively are curbing the impacts of climate change.

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  • Home
  • 2025 Fall Event
  • 2025 Fall Event Registration
  • 2026 Annual Event Scholarship
  • Resources from the 2024 GLAPCE Retreat
  • Connections
  • Photos
  • Resources