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Announcements and Events of Note

For MA area residents: James Carroll, author of American Requiem and Constantine's Sword and, more recently, a panelist at 2002 VOTF Convention, will be will be speaking at Governor Dummer Academy Performing Arts Center, Byfield, MA on Sunday, April 6 at7pm. Event is open to Public. Please contact the Academy for more details. Thanks to Mo Donovan of the VOTF Seacoast Affiliate, MA for passing this along.

For MA area residents: On Friday evening, March 21, 2003, at 7:15, Mary Jane England, MD, President of Regis College, will discuss the Commission for the Protection of Children in the Archdiocese of Boston at St. Elizabeth Seton's Church Hall, North Falmouth. All are welcome. Call for directions or further information - 508-563-5217

For CT area residents: Friday, March 28 - Sunday, March 30, 2003, Yale University. Two-day conference exploring the challenges & opportunities facing the church in our time. VOTF president Jim Post a panelist on Saturday with Kathleen McChesney from the Office of Child and Youth Protection, USCCB. For registration and other information, visit http://www.yale.edu/stm/programs/govInfo.html

Major Regional Conference - Metro New York Survivors Support Conference co-sponsored by VOTF Greenwich, CT and Survivors First. Saturday, March 22, 1-5 pm, Christ Church, 254 E. Putnam Avenue, Greenwich, CT. Contact: Tom Malarkey at tomalark@aol.com or call 914-946-7315; Anne Barrett Doyle at barrett.doyle@attbi.com or call 781-944-7010

New England Tri-State GOAL #1 Forum co-sponsored by VOTF-NH, VOTF-ME and VOTF National Survivor Support Working Groups. The Tri State Meeting is at St. Thomas More Church in Durham, NH on March 29, 1-5 p.m. Bear left in front of the church and there is a parking lot 50 yards on the right. For details, contact Andrea Johnson at andreajohnson@attbi.com or call 781-237-2417.

Conference, Boston, MA - Taking Action to Prevent Child Sexual Abuse: Strategies for YOUR Community. Saturday, April 5, 8:30am-5pm, John Hancock Conference Center, Boston, MA. VOTF is a partnership member of the Massachusetts Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Partnership, which has organized this conference. See additional details under Protecting Our Children or visit our Web site at www.votf.org. Additional info available at www.masskids.org.

In the Boston, MA Archdiocese, VOTF members will join other groups for a peace-filled "Silent Watch" that will mark the sorrow felt by so many on behalf of the survivors. Organizers have also spoken of their hope for a just honesty in acts of repentance. The watch will take place at the Chancery, the seat of the Boston archdiocese, from noon to 3 p.m. throughout the forty days of Lent. Other affiliates around the country are planning similar actions. If you are interested in signing up for a day, please contact Andrea Johnson (Survivors Support working group in Wellesley) at andreajohnson@attbi.com.

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In the Vineyard
VOTF One-Year Anniversary

Page One

Reflections of
Dr. Jim Muller

Jim Post Looks Back with Gratitude

Convocation Reflections

VOTF- Hope in Action

National VOTF Office Staff

Book Review
The Prophetic Imagination

Say What?

VOTF Q & A

VOTF Best Practices, February 2003

Announcements and Events of Note

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