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| Thrivent Volunteer Leadership Interest | | |
Would you like to receive more information about how you can lead and/or support others as a volunteer, and what volunteer leaders do and the opportunities that may be available? With a Chapter of over 10,000 members, the Allegheny Chapter Board needs members to be able to represent and serve the needs in Allegheny County. There are many opportunities to volunteer directly, to help a volunteer cause directly or in collaboration with members in your congregation and surrounding congregations. For specific information and resources about each volunteer leader position, see the links below for "Chapter Leader Roles" and/or "For Congregational Advocates". If you're interested in becoming a volunteer, please complete information via the link below. The information will be shared with the Allegheny County Chapter’s leadership board. | | 
Contact your Thrivent Financial Associate for reviewing your financial, life
and estate plans. The Thrivent Financial Advice Center also offers direct
access to professional financial guidance. Financial Advice Center
representatives will answer your questions and help you to implement the
best financial strategy for your individual situation, goals and values.
Call 888-834-7428 between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. Monday – Thursday, and
7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday. |
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| | The following positions are currently vacant: • Assistant Financial Director
• Events Director
• Internet Advisor
• Special Advisor
• Program Advisor
• Financial Associate Advisor. Also vacant is the Thrivent Builds Chapter Specialist position.
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| Lutheran Disaster Response | |
Lutheran Disaster Response (LDR) is a collaborative ministry of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) and The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS). LDR seeks to demonstrate Christ's compassion for people by promoting hope, healing, and wholeness for disaster survivors. As member and ministry groups serve victims, they are sharing Christ.Lutheran Disaster Response is modeled on the concept of long-term recovery and meeting the unmet needs of those affected. Volunteers are perhaps the greatest asset of Lutheran Disaster Response. Volunteers make such an impact on the people whom they serve, and they, in turn, are impacted by the hope and perseverance shown by those who have survived disaster. | |
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| | Martin Luther: Volunteer writer, speaker and grafitti artist of his day | | Continue | | | |
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