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NHC's Board Meeting on Zoom, January 9, 2021 NEED YOUR HELP, Pastor and Leaders. --Can you send me a list of all your church leaders for 2021, including names, positions, and email? --Send my your pictures, perhaps your leadership team, pastor, and few others variety of your church ministry, groups and ministries. --Write me your CHURCH PROFILE with the following information: Brief history, minitries you are doing today, and your mission statement, and vision for the next 3-5 years. --Youtube video. If you have any uploaded Youtube videos, please give me the links. Email to tsukeroffice@gmail.com Thank you so much, Rev. Tsuker Communication Director https://www.facebook.com/christwayumc00/videos/975433129466341/ |
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Become a partner in mission with NHC for the glory of God according to the Great Commission (Matthew 28:18-20). Your partnership and gift will support NHC's ministry/mission and Hmong missionary to the US Hmong diaspora community through Global Ministry. Learn more...
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Minnesota Annual Conference Celebrates New Hmong Ministry in Northwest Minneapolis
The Minnesota Annual Conference recently celebrated an Open House to begin a new Hmong ministry in the Northwest Minneapolis area. The sanctuary of Olivet United Methodist Church in Robbinsdale, Minnesota was packed on Sunday, February 7, 2016 with friends, guests, families and members from nearby churches and Wisconsin who came to support the new ministry: Northwest Minneapolis United Methodist Ministry. Toubee Yang who had just received his local pastor license was the pastor of this new Hmong ministry. Representatives from the Minnesota Annual Conference and the National Hmong Caucus of the United Methodist Church were there to recognize and support in the opening of this new congregation. Pastor Toubee said he had eight families coming to his church. I asked how many people all together? He said he has a record of 34 people, 16 of whom are children and youth. The Open House came just a month after they started their first Sunday on January 10, 2016. In his message for the Open House, Pastor Toubee compared his new ministry to the concept of “mustard seed” in the Bible and demonstrated it with a mango fruit and its seed. He planted the seed that one day would grow to become a tree that birds would come and take shade under it. Olivet United Methodist Church has opened its door for Pastor Toubee and his people to start a new ministry using their facility. The Reverend Dr. Randy Taber who is the pastor graciously welcomed everyone. He has a tremendous gift that makes people truly feel belong, as we United Methodist would like to say, with “open hearts, open minds, open doors.” The church has had a history of being an inclusive church in cultural diversity. So the new Hmong ministry is an additional blessing. This new ministry will reach out to the 20,000 Hmong who live within 7 miles radius in the Northwest Minneapolis which nearly 80% Hmong who live there are unchurched. Pastor Toubee and his people are the third group of people who are using Olivet United Methodist Church. On Sunday the Olivet congregation starts their programs from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Pastor Toubee’s congregation starts from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., and another group from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. A few peoples who came to the Open House said they would consider coming to be members of the new Hmong congregation. They said because the church is closer to them. More... |
My dear colleagues and friends, pastors and leaders: We are in progress in our partnership with General Board of Global Ministries in the missionary position. This is a great news. I will need your help in supporting NHC so that we will have fund available for our share in the partnership. Please read my letters which had been mailed to you and act on it. Blessing,
Rev. Tsuchue Vang Letter to Pastor and Council Chair Letter to Individual Partners 
A New Hmong Ministry has started in Northwest Minneapolis. The Open House was February 7, 2016. If you have any family or friend in Minneapolis, please share the news and invite them to visit the church. You may also contact Pastor Toubee Yang for more information:
651-354-1903 or email him to tbygfl@yahoo.com. 
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