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Ephraim UT, 84627 Maus Zicas Brolst LT3S Dapans Lidcobsl fur- Uf. 2335 iteeis HeshishesfedestPPssssssdbecdbechabessbbabesesfbsebsbibadl The Ephraim Church of the Bible 380 S. 400 E. Ephraim, UT 84627 Phone: 435-283-6141 Dear Pastor, My name | is Chip Thompson. July 1, 2004 I have been the pastor of the Ephraim Church of the Bible for the past thirteen years. Our church has recently purchased a beautiful old victorian home adjoining the Snow College campus in Ephraim, Utah, which we plan to use for college ministry. We are very excited to begin this outreach ministry on the Snow College campus. If you have college age students in your church, would you please inform them of this ministry opportunity. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me by phone: 283-6266 or by e-mail: ephchip@sisna.com. In Christ’s Service, Pastor Chip Thompson 435- ANNOUNCING a UTAH-based Christian Ministry Opportunity for College Age Students The Ministry ? A Christian College Outreach on a predominantly LDS campus. Where? When? = snow College, a two-year college located in Ephraim, Utah. This ministry will begin in the fall semester of 2004. Who? The Ephraim Church of the Bible is overseeing this new and exciting ministry opportunity. The Ephraim Church is a non-denominational, evangelical, Christian church. For more information on the Ephraim Church of the Bible or the Snow College Ministry, you may visit our websight at: www.ephraimbible.org Details? The college ministry will offer weekly Bible studies, discipleship opportunities, Christian activities and evangelistic training to all who are interested. Ministry Leaders? We currently have two Christian couples (Alan/Tiffany Hancock and Del/Sherry Potter) and two Christian college-age singles (Britney Thompson and Brody Olsen) who will be sharing the responsibilities of conducting this ministry. Housing? Beginning this fall, The Ephraim Church of the Bible will be offering housing at the newly purchased college house to a limited number of Christian college-age students who will be attending Snow College. Cost for the Christian college housing will be $200. per student/per month -- utilities and laundry included. Availability? We presently have availability for two college-age girls and five college-age boys. Both the girl’s and guy’s housing will be supervised and in separate buildings. Contact contact: Information? Any who are interested in exploring this ministry further should The Ephraim Church of the Bible Pastor Chip Thompson 380 S. 400 E. Ephraim, UT 84627 Phone: (435) 283-6141 or (435) 283-6266 e-mail: ephchip@sisna.com websight: www.ephraimbible.org te. Pee PS Co TN Ocrapbhook RISTIAN’ UIDE FOR REACHING by Daniel G. Thompson LATTER-DA Providence Publications We are pleased to recommend The Mormon Scrapbook. This labor of love is very well researched and presented in an easy to follow format. Pastor Thompson does an excellent job of getting to the heart of the issue with the Latter-Day Saint. Keith & Becky Walker Can outreach ministry - Evidence Ministries, to Jehovah's Witnesses San Antonio, TX and Mormons) The Mormon Scrapbook is a great tool for those serious about witnessing to "my people." It was forged in the fiery furnace of actual use in the very heart of central Utah where the population is more than 95% Mormon. Pastor Thompson has a heart of love for Mormon people that I've seen only rarely. Mark Champneys (Ex-Mormon Christian) - Director of Evangelism Saints Alive Ex-Mormons in Jesus, Tacoma, WA “Sharing the Christian faith with our Mormon friends can be both challenging and rewarding, but it doesn’t have to daunting. Pastor Thompson has done a great service by writing 7he Mormon Scrapbook. |t covers all of the basics one with when speaking with LDS acquaintances.” Bill McKeever needs to be familiar - Director of Mormonism Research Ministry, Draper, UT Pastor Thompson's Mormon Scrapbook ...is probably the most comprehensive witnessing guide for reaching Mormons anywhere in print. Buy this book, read it, study it, and use it! Timothy Oliver (Former Mormon) -- Utah Director Utah Missions, Inc. (A Ministry of Watchman Fellowship) Hi, my name is Pastor Chip Thompson and for the past 13 years my family and I have devoted our lives to reaching the Mowmons of Utah for our Lord. God has graciously allowed us to plant a church in Ephraim, Utah, where we presently reside. We are pleased to offer the curriculum we have developed to you at this time. My prayer is that this information orilf help Christians, ina loving and kind way, to reach fost LAS friends and elatices for their Christ. Purchasing and Shipping Information: - For promotional purposes we are offering one book (to religious organizations only) for $5.95 + (tax .37) & shipping. - Orders of 1 to 9 books -- $12.95 each, + (tax .80 per book) and shipping. - Orders of 10 to 49 books -- $10.95 each, + (tax .68 per book) & shipping. per book) & shipping. - Orders of 50 books or more -- $9.95 each, + (tax .62 Please include the following information when ordering: 1. Your name/organization & current postal address. 2. How many books you would like. 3. How you would like the books shipped: a. US Postal - book rate (1 book $1.42 - 6-7 days) b. US Postal - 1st class mail (1 book $2.90 - 2-3 days) c. US Postal - Priority mail (1 book $3.85 - 2 days) Contact Information: Gospel Truth 4 U Ministries Pastor Chip Thompson P.O. Box 305, Ephraim, UT 84627 Phone: 435-283-6141 or 435-283-6266 e-mail: gospeltruth4U@hotmail.com Online orders: www.ephraimbible.org (on our websight look under Outreach Ministries -- gospeltruth4U) foe Embry Chapel A.M.E. Church ~ 264 30th Street Ogden UT, 84401 0, »\ = —~ nt | New Zion Baptist Church. 2935 Lincoln Ave. Ogden UT, A410 | SBASRGL+ S21 S LDasdocbasbebesdibacvasedbeadbesDedsanedddsdavcdbesdabereadl Dear Youth Choir Directors- We want to thank you so much for responding to our invitation. We are so excited for you participation, in celebrating the name of Jesus, through music. We are oe as + OH) ‘Si be so happy to have you join us. Remember, each choir on the program, will be asked to render two L a , yas €) x Z excited! If you have not responded, please do so AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. We would selections. We will need to have all the information necessary for the program, by July YS a iS tt, 2004. We will be hosting the musical at Embry Chapel A.M.E. Church, located at 264 30" Street, in Ogden, on Sunday July the 18", at 3:30 p.m. The M.O.C. for the wi) ~~ WD AS occasion will be Mrs. Ida Green, of Embry Chapel. and we are honored to have her celebrate with us, in this glorious occasion. We believe that the Holy Spirit will be in this place on the 18" of July. We are positive that Jesus Christ is the head of this celebration, as we come together to honor him. The Lord is moving mountains, and he is using America’s Youth to do so. Yours in the Name of Jesus, /\ WD Marshall Thomas II] Y.P.D. LC indie 0 Mane, riety Andre’ L. Hance Sr. Pastor Choir Director Project Success Coalition Community Learning Center Keeping Hope Alive” Board of Directors John White, Chair Curtis Price, Vice Chair May 12, 2004 | Betty O. Sawyer, Director Sarah McClellan Darryl McDaniel Rosalind McDaniel Judy Price Gerod Sawyer Jahmaal i New Zion Baptistj Church Sawyer, Youth Rep. Rev. James Abrahams 2935 Lincoln Ave Ogden, UT 84401 Dear Gospel Praisers: The time is upon us once again and you have been invited to participate in the 15th Annual Juneteenth Cultural Arts Festival, June 18th through the 20°. We are so excited to present an option to the choirs in the Northern Utah Valley and the Salt Lake City Valley as well, to come together and form a Mass Choir for both areas. We would like for each choir, if you are interested, to decide if you choose to sing collectively as a Mass Choir. This is something new for us and your participation would be gladly appreciated. Each Mass Choir will minister for 40 minutes (6-8 songs). To help facilitate the organization of the choirs we’re asking that you consider being the coordinator for your area, and let us know. | We would like for each Minister of Music to encourage all of your choirs to participate. Our aim is UNITY and with your support and dedication, we at Project Success know this year’s event will be remembered as the beginning of something beautiful in Song. Time is of the essence, so we would like for all Choir Directors to please respond by phone or fax to the following numbers and contact person listed below. This request has been sent to the attached Church List. If we have missed someone please let us know. If you have any questions please feel free to call me at Project Success Coalition. 7 To God Be The whe / f\ Whiz j Taca U/ arie Green, Administrative Asst. ce: 801-394-0924 Cell: 801-920-5559 Enclosure 846 24" th Street Ogden, UT 84401 (801) 394-0924 Phone proyectsuccess@ prism.net (801) 393-1392 Fax 15"? Anniversary Juneteenth Cultural Arts 18 20, 2004 Fest ival, June eran en wet) “Wisdom & Knowledge” Learning From the Past, Building For the Future New Zion Baptist Church Calvary Baptist Church Emmanuel COGIC Rev. James Abrahams 2935 Lincoln Avenue Rev. Willie Martin 3286 Porter Avenue Elder Johnny Miller Finley Temple COGIC Griffin Memorial Utah Jurisdiction 2424 E Avenue P.O. Box 10174 Ogden, UT 84401 Ogden, UT 84403 Elder McAllister Bishop Bobby Allen Ogden, UT 84401 Ogden, UT 84401 119W 30" Street Embry Chapel AME Church Pastor Hance 264 30" Street Ogden, UT 84401 KANN Christian Church P.O. Box 3380 Ogden, UT 84409 2778 Wall Avenue Ogden UT 84401 Church Of God In Christ Ogden, UT 84409 Washington Heights Baptist Church Pastor Magee 1770 E 62008 Ogden, UT 84405 KUER Attn. Gospel Flight 101 S. Wasatch Drive, Rm. 270 Salt Lake City, UT 84112 True Vine Baptist Church Rev. Lamar Jackson 197 West, 100 South Kaysville, UT Unity Baptist Church Pastor Fields 1170 W 1000 N Salt Lake City, UT 84116 Trinity AME Church 239 E 600 S (MLK Blvd.) Salt Lake City, UT 84111 New Pilgrims Baptist Church Rev. Cory Hodges 6196 South Redwood Rd. Salt Lake City, UT 84123 Ebenezer COGIC 820 South 300 East Salt Lake City. UT 84111 Bethel Baptist Church Rev. William Beard 401 North 5” Avenue Pocatello, ID 83201 World Wide Gospel Pastor Willie Dunn Second Baptist Church Charles Petty, Pastor 227 27" Street Ogden, UT 84401 Calvary Baptist Church Rev. France A. Davis 1095 So. Main Street Salt lake City, UT 84107 Integrity Christian Fellowship Pastor Henderson S COALITION PROJECT SUCCES NING CENTER AR LE Y COMMUNIT 846-24TH STREET OGDEN, UT 84401 Ne Sen Zion Baptist Church James Abrahams ah freee of. it a’s5 {--f> @, 2@ ‘J tn i$ iss _293 5 Lincoln Avenue Project Success Coalition Community Learning Center Keeping Hope Alive” Board of Directors John White, Chair Curtis P Tice, Vice Sarah McClellan Chair May Darryl McDaniel Rosalind McDaniel Judy Price Gerod Sawyer Yahmaal Sawyer, Youth Rep. oo 19, 2004 | Betty - . panyen, pbseelar New Zion Baptist Church Pastor Abrahams & Praise Step Leader 293 Lincoln Avenue Ogden, Utah 84401 Dear Praise Steppers: The time is upon us once again and you have been invited to participate in the 15" Annual Juneteenth Cultural Arts Festival, June 18" through the 20". We are so excited to present this year’s UNITY STEP Workshop in conjunction with all the individual Steppers performances. The Workshop practice will be held Friday June 18th, during Juneteenth week at the Marshall White Center at 6:30pm until 8:30pm with a Praise Step Instructor. This will enable all the Steppers to come together in one unity with a combine talent for the Lord. Gospel Fest will be held Sunday, June 20" and we would appreciate your cooperation in making this year’s event a huge success. Our aim is UNITY and with your support and dedication, we at Project Success know this years’ event will be remembered in Dance. Time is of the essence, so we would like for all the Praise Step Directors/Leaders to please respond by phone or fax to the following numbers and contact person listed below. If you have any questions please feel free to call me at Project Success Coalition. Linda Marie Green, Administrative Asst. Office: 801-394-0924 Cell: 801-920-5559 846 24" th Street Ogden, UT 84401 (801) 394-0924 Phone proyjectsuccess@prism.net (801) 393-1392 Fax Proje; ct Success 846 24" Street ee pes c+5 Coalition (~ Jee ¥ Ogden, UT 84401 cs ~ 26 MET ~ pa | ye S| wAY of / | GREETING ; ot ! =< New Zion Baptist Church Rev. James Abrahams 2935 Lincoln Avenue Ogden, UT 84401 S44GL4+35 13 ‘3 HesdesdeadedesdbbscacsedbasdbsadadasesdDbeducsaddsadsbedasll en ae Come Join Us NOTICE (frWhere’s the Fruit of the Spirit Program For Our Annual 9 [ _ Fruit of the Spirit Program (@ Embry Chapel A.M.E. Church 264 30" Street yo. Ogden, UT 84401 For more information call (801) 394-2338 The Program Has Been Rescheduled For Sunday June 27 at 3:30 P. M. a) <o,, ea © ey > Faithfulness, gentleness, self-control gv awe oa iat ae ot Hn \S, 03 JUN Sent EMBRY CHAPEL AME CHURCH 264 30°" STREET OGDEN UT 84401 Se —— NEW ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 2935 LINCOLN AVENUE OGDEN UT 84401 BG4aHhrA+7BS19 09 HeabestecdabacdELssoscsdbssEDasdedsscstEbstanssdbesdsladesetl Subj: Date: From: To: Fwd: 15th Anniversary Juneteenths Cultural Arts Festival-PASS IT ON! 6/3/2004 9:12:30 PM Mountain Daylight Time sbcnufaith Jimmy.Sorrell@ngc.com, jimmysorrell@hotmail.com, rose.bullock@hill.af.mil, TPRICE4@weber.edu, ckj1x@allstate.com, newzionut, mshi_yello@hotmail.com, Amminor2002, SMcclel621, dangriga@earthlink.net, robinmac@relia.net, Slee582085, saleali@weber.edu, sklass@comcast.net, ogdenpcc@webpipe.net, kathleen.christy@slic.k12.ut.us, JonG@ci.ogden.ut.us, ASHAJONES.WSCMETROPO.WSADMN@utah.gov, jennifer@utahissues.org, janaeduncan@utah.gov, jahjuinh@email.utcourts.gov, Igheath@aqwest.net, BETTYEGILL, EWhite4670, terry_ellis@swifttrans.com, thinkpink1@wans.net, dbeard6ten@dubdubrecords.com, jdavis@wilsonconst.com, FCrawford@weber.edu, FCooper@usoe.k12.ut.us, CDorris@wma.com, bfnb@msn.com, AnnetteC @ci.ogden.ut.us, taurus.;ames@tmijcss.com, melinda.oden@hill.af.mil, lakaitay_wilder@cable.comcast.com, bbeard@admin.mhs.davis.k12.ut.us FYI, | hope to see you there! Betty Sawyer Forwarded Message: _ Subj: Date: From: TO: 15th Anniversary Juneteenths Cultural Arts Festival-PASS IT ON! 6/3/2004 9:05:29 PM Mountain Daylight Time sbcnufaith dbeard6ten@dubdubrecords.com, gerbettsawyer@netscape.net, JMille3108, Tkbroadnax, CDPetty@uswest.net, Charles.Petty@hill.af.mil, Rich.Bourdeaux@pacificorp.com, JBond@spsinfo.net, JKFFRYE, FCrawford@weber.edu, DBourdeaux@colorsofsuccess.com, Stanley.29@netzero.com, hancea@earthlink.net, Larry.A.Houston@L-3Com.com, dangriga@earthlink.net, Sbcnufaith, afoster@gwcu.org, dedeclifford@yahoo.com, woenn@owcap.net, butchsawyer@ci.ogden.ut.us, tsmith@state.ut.us, lmcqueen@state.ut.us, cprice@co.weber.ut.us, kfarley@cccutah.org You're invited to participate in the 15th Anniversary Juneteenth Cultural Arts Festival, June 18-20, 2004. This celebration marks the legal end of slavery in the United States and represents a time for family and community celebration, education and activity. There will be a admission fee for this year's event, in an effort to help defry the cost as well as give the entire community an opportunity to invest in the celebration and partner in it's success. Tickets are on sale at SMITHTIX LOCATIONS AND AT PROJECT SUCCESS, 846 24th Street in Ogden. If any of you are interested in being a point of contact for tickets please let us know. Your church or organization will $2.00/ticket sold. Please contact Betty Sawyer if you're interested at 801-3940924. Tickets: VIP Weekend Family Pass $25.00 (up to six people) VIP Weekend Individual Pass $15.00 Single Day Family Ticket is $15.00 Single Day Individual Ticket is $10.00 Friday: 6pm-10pm: Jazz, Gospel and Reggae featuring Joe McQueen Jazz Band, Henry Turner & Flavor and Afro Omega-Reggae and SouljahGospel. There will also be poetry by local and national artist and the Anthems by Mikol Wilburn. Saturday: 12noon - 10pm: Games and Activities for all ages! Entertainment Galore! Vendors, Health and Employment Fair, Information booths, local and national performing artist, African Dance & Drums, R&B, Reggae, Hip Hop, Step Teams, Gospel with MC Flexx and Souljah, Jazz and more. Monday, June 07,2004 America Online: newzionut Page 2 of 2 Saturday Night at 8:00pm.: Late Night Praise & Worship at Second Baptist Church, featuring Second Baptist Choir and Fellowship Voices, Las Vegas, Nevada along with their Step Team. Sunday: 1pm-8pm: Gospel Fest all day, featuring International Recording Artist, Papa San, Fellowship Voices and Step Team, UNity Step Tea m and various Church Step Teams, Upper Room Gospel Jazz Ensemble, Northern Utah Gospel Mass Choir (local church choirs have come together as a unified voice of Praise), Mime by Tamara M., MC Flexx, Souljah, and others TBA. VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED, along with your support. Thank You. Pass it On! Monday, June 07, 2004. America Online: newzionut EBENEZER CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST 820 SOUTH 300 EAST 801-355-8826 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 84111 PASTOR BISHOP BOBBY ALLEN GREETINGS PASTOR: IN THE NAME EBENEZER OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOR JESUS CHRIST. WE THE MEMBERS CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST WOULD CONGREGATION TO HELP US CELEBRATE WE ARE LOOKING TO HAVE WONDERFUL LIKE TO INVITE YOU AND YOUR OUR 52°” CHURCH ANNIVERSARY SERVICES OUR SERVICES WILL BEGIN AT 3:30 PM ON SUNDAY SPEAKER COMING WHOM A STONE JUNE OF HELP” 13TH. YOURS IN CHRIST SISTER LUZE PIERRE, CHAIRMAN QUIONA JOHNSON, CO-CHAIRMAN ALLEN FOR OUR 1 SAMUEL WE HAVE I AM SURE YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS. PLEASE JOIN US AS WE LIFT UP THE NAME OF JESUS. PASTOR BISHOP BOBBY ANNIVERSARY. TIME IN THE LORD. THE THEME WILL BE “EBENEZER OF THE 7:1-12. A DYNAMIC OLe, 3290 Hah ay 4 ~ wre 11) ro hoa gtsk os ve) bimealn aden, S346] L ay “S213 C, hunedh (tana a4 4.5 Q Phiabesdssdelscfibeserssfhisbtes bebesas fit; beseeffesdshdsbess ae e So. Mitton 420 Reverend LaMar T. Jackson Pastor | rue Hine Baptist Church Church: (801) 546-6554 197 West 100 South Home: (801) 546-1178 Kaysville, Utah 84037 31 May 2004 New Zion Baptist Church 2935 Lincoln Avenue Ogden UT 84401 Dear Deacon Kenneth Wiider and Congregation True Vine Baptist Church will be celebrating its' Annual Ushers’ Day on June 27, 2004 at 3:30 p.m. Reverend Harold Fields of Unity Baptist Church will be our guest speaker for this occasion. The theme for this years’ program is: “Serving the Lord with all humility.” Theme Scripture: Acts 20:19. Please accept this letter as an open invitation to you and your congregation to come and join us in lifting up the name of “Jesus”. Yours in Christ fy “> J lo ZA Bmther bad Baker, President True Vine Baptist Church Ushers Board REV. LaMar T. Jackson, Pastor True Vine Baptist Church A Ch areh Determined to Live for Christ New Pilgrim Baptist Church Corey J. Hodges Senior Pastor 6196 S. Redwood Road Salt Lake City, Utah 84123 Church: (801) 969-4681 Fax: (801) 969-2307 E-mail: newpilgrim@comcast.net March 9, 2004 Dear Workers in God’s Vineyard: We send our greetings in the name of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior. We are excited to announce New Pilgrim Baptist Church’ Third Annual “Designer Originals” Women’s Conference, which will be heid in Sait Lake City, Utah. Our theme this year is: “Woman There’s a Meeting at the Well”—John 4:4-10 We invite everyone (men and women) to come out and be apart of this glorious, spiritually motivating conference. So, if you know someone that is lonely, depressed, broken-hearted — perhaps you have already met Jesus at the well and want a much closer relationship — then this is the place to be. This anointed event will take place June 10-13, 2004, starting each night at 7. Our guest speaker is Pastor Patricia Hauser from Tampa, Florida. Get ready for a “Gospel Explosion” in Salt Lake City. We want to enrich your life through teaching, preaching and praise. Donation for the conference is as follows: ¢ $50 per person, which includes a banquet ¢ $45 banquet only ¢ $25 conference only For further information please contact: Pastor Bridgette Waters at 801-969-4681 (church) or 801-977-8170 (home) or e-mail designeroriginals@comcast.net. ee your praise, Pastor Bridgette Waters, 3 Second Assistant /Pastor Women’s Ministry ed S rare | Pastor Corey J Hodges Senior Pastor c ey bo p Do The American Cancer Society oie we up ife & Our Reason to Relay... HOPE re American Cancer Society Relay For Life of Weber County/Roy “ alice FOR LIFE June 18-19, 2004 Noon-Noon West Park The American Cancer Society BL Ne a Our Reason to Relay... HOPE American Cancer Society Relay For Life of Weber County/Roy “ alia Vv FOR LIFE June 18-19, 2004 Noon-Noon West Park WELCOMEn,k You! And Tha SSO. ccc sa Were grateful that you are part of the American Cancer Society's Weber County Relay For Life! 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Best of all, it’s fun and easy to participate! 7 Eight to fifteen friends, family members, or co-workers form a Relay team. Each participant is asked to raise at least $100 — money that will support American Cancer Society programs of research, education, advocacy, and patient services. Funds are _ raised individually or by teams. To get your fund-raising creativity going, we have included some tips in this handbook. Relays will take place this year in more than 20 communities throughout Utah, and more than 3,000 communities across the nation. Here in the Weber County/Roy area our goal is to raise $35,000! As the Relay begins, teams pitch tents and some even decorate their campsites in the theme they have chosen. Team members bring sleeping bags, food, games, and whatever they need to get them through the 24-hour event. So if you have 12 members on your team, that’s a total of three half-hour shifts of walking for each person. a hi Ae Throughout the evening and into the next day, everyone enjoys entertainment, fun, and camaraderie. Long before walkers have completed their last lap, new friends have been made, old friends have been hugged, and all hearts have been touched by the magic that is the American Cancer Society's Relay For Life. Cancer survivors young and old from the community are invited to begin the Relay by walking the survivors’ victory lap around the track. This opening to the event is a declaration to the community that we are there to celebrate cancer survivorship. A luminaria (candle lantern) ceremony is held at dusk. Lit candles are placed in bags bearing the names of people who have cancer now, or had cancer in the past. A brief program begins the ceremony, then participants light the luminarias. Everyone then takes some quiet time to look at the luminarias and to consider the heartfelt stories behind them. The luminaria ceremony is another visual reminder of why everyone has joined together to support the American Cancer Society’s Relay For Life. Light from the luminaria bags glow for team members throughout the night, lighting their way along the track until sunrise. How contributions are spent Cancer research. Research is the American Cancer Society's top priority, because it will ultimately lead to new treatments, prevention, and cures. As aresult of progress in research, the relative five-year survival rate for cancer is now up to 60%. Cancer prevention. Did you know that lifestyle choices, such as avoiding tobacco use and eating right, could prevent more than 380,000 deaths from cancer each year? The American Cancer Society is working to make sure kids grow up healthy by learning how the choices they make can reduce their risk for cancer later 1n life. Early detection. For many types of cancer, finding the disease in an early, highly treatable stage can make the difference between life and death. The American Cancer Society provides checkup guidelines, physician education, and advocacy efforts to make screening tests accessible to all. Comprehensive information, around the clock. The public can access cancer information 24 hours a day, seven days a week, through the American Cancer Society's toll-free information line (1-800-ACS-2345) and Web site (www.cancer.org). Although a great deal of cancer and health information 1s available through the Internet, much of it should be viewed with caution. The American Cancer Society is a dependable resource for accurate, unbiased information. Advocacy. Cancer is very much a political issue, and the American Cancer Society works to make cancer a top priority for lawmakers at the federal, state, and local levels. Smoke-free communities, insurance coverage, protecting cancer survivors from discrimination, and access to health care are some of our most important concerns. Local patient support programs Reach to Recovery — Breast cancer survivors, trained by the American Cancer Society, visit one-to-one with patients to answer non-medical questions and offer practical advice for facing the diagnosis, treatment, and recovery from breast cancer. Special early support is available for women who are facing breast cancer but who have not yet begun treatment. Also a support group is held on the 4" Monday of each month. Man to Man — A local support network for men who have had prostate cancer and their families to get together to share tips, information, and emotional support relating to their experiences. Look Good...Feel Better — Cosmetology volunteers teach women with cancer how to look good and feel better during cancer treatment. Tips on make-up application and wig and turban styling give patients a new sense of hope during this difficult time. Cancer Information Center —Provides books, brochures, videos, and internet access to the American Cancer Society website. Wigs — Wigs are available free of charge from American Cancer Society wig banks. This program serves those who need a wig, but who can not obtain one through medical insurance. To access these services and more: 1-800-ACS-2345 www.cancer.org You want ME Relay team? to recruit a Yes! And, we'll help you every step of the way, starting with the - following suggestions: Organize a presentation OD: Behe: So Q Invite everyone you know. Ask them to bring a friend. Serve refreshments. Show the Relay videotape. Ask another Relay volunteer to attend. Ask a cancer survivor to speak. Ask for completed registration forms at the end of the meeting. Find others to help spread the word. Q Use flyers to help get the word out. Q Ask everyone face to face. It works! Dedicate your team to someone. Q Tell the stories of cancer survivors and team members in company newsletters and staff meetings. Q Some teams dedicate their efforts to a loved one who has passed away from cancer. Tell their story, and yours. Create a team theme. Q Use a walking theme, such as Stride with Pride or Walking for a Cure. QO Q Use acancer-related theme, such as Run for Life or Stamp Out Cancer. Use a humorous or entertaining theme, such as Beanie Babies or Hawaiian Luau. ASK YOUR COMPANY TO SUPPORT THE TEAM. Q Hold a pizza party. Q Ask about promoting Relay via payroll stuffers. Q Check with your Human Resources department to find out about matching gifts. Q Prizes for team members. Q Buttons, ribbons, or T-shirts for team members. QO Dress-down Fridays for team members. What do I need to do as a Relay team captain? Essentially, your job is to lead a team from your » community, family, company, or organization in celebrating cancer survivorship by participation in the American Cancer Society's Relay For Life. Easy steps to success: Q) Organize and register your team. Complete the team registration form and return it with your registration fee of $100 if you’re an early bird, $150 if you’re not. Attend ALL team captain meetings and bank night, when donations are turned in. Call members of your team and meet with them; challenge them with a team goal. Show the Relay video at your team meetings. Invite a Relay committee person to speak at a meeting. Select a team theme, and/or dedicate your team to someone and let everyone know. Set a team fundraising goal of at least $100 per team member. Schedule your team members to walk at different times, so that at least one person is on the track throughout the 24 hours. Hold team fund-raising events! (See a list of ideas on page 15.) Encourage your team members to collect contributions for luminarias. Tell team members what to bring to the event. Set up your campsite. Clean up your campsite following the event. Account for each member’s monies separately. Money may be turned in at Team Captain meetings and on BANK NIGHT June 10". Be sure to give each member a copy of the latest edition of the Relay newsletter with updates and additional tips. 8 During the event O Lots of fun activities will be planned. Encourage your team members to join in! Q Make sure your team members are taking good care of themselves. See that they are drinking plenty of water, and that they check in at the first aid station to take care of any blisters. Make sure team members know when entertainment and games are taking place. Inform all team members that Relay For Life is a tobacco-free event, and that alcohol and pets are not permitted. Make sure your team 1s having fun, fun, fun! Individual fund-raising tips Dedicate your personal effort to someone who has been touched by cancer. * Friends Send solicitation letters to: * Holiday Card List *Service Club Members *Your doctor or dentist * Church or synagogue members *Co-workers * Barber or Hairdresser “Business Associates *Relatives “Personal Phone Directories Send letters early and ask that they be returned for people to ignore when there is a due date other than the event date! A stamped return envelope also helps. rs a due date. It's harder Aim high. Ask for $100 and settle for $50. Gear the amount you're requesting to your audience — or don't ask for a specific amount at all. Let them know what you are contributing — dollars plus volunteering hours of your life! Ask everyone you meet. Even if you have sent out letters, be sure to carry a collection envelope with you so that when you talk to people about the Relay, you can ask them to contribute right then. Take those envelopes with you to meetings. When you carry a collection envelope with you, indicate your own contribution at the top. Make sure the top few gifts listed on the form are significant. Other people are apt to follow suit. Conversely, if you start with a $2 contribution, others may follow with $2. If you belong to a service club or church group, ask if you can have two minutes to ask for support. 10 Keep deadlines in mind. Staying on schedule is very important to a smooth flow of events, it will make everyone's job much easier. Ogwoowdg oO Communicate to team members about what they should do when they arrive at the event: O Parking Map including tent location Name of team and team captain Registration process Restrooms Walking schedule Rules of the event Schedule of activities 11 Quick tips to raise ; $100 QO Contribute $20 yourself. Then ask four friends, co-workers, or relatives to give you $20 — or ask 20 people for $5 each. Hold a bake sale or yard sale. Teen groups can wash cars. Place a contribution jar on your desk at work. Send a letter to everyone on your holiday card list, telling about why you are walking and how they can help. Ask your employer to match any money you raise. If your company has a matching gifts program, check with the human resources department for the necessary forms. Raise your money in honor of a friend or co-worker who survived cancer, or in memory of someone who died of cancer. Let people sign a T-shirt for $5 or $10 each, then wear the shirt during the event. Have your dog or cat "write" a letter to your neighbor's pet. This may sound strange, but it works if your friends are "pet people." Carry your collection envelope with you all the time and solicit everywhere you go: work, school, church, synagogue, shopping, etc. Ask for contributions from people to whom you regularly give your business, such as your barber or beautician, dry cleaner, auto repair person, florist, or the owner or your favorite restaurant. See the list on the next page for more ideas. — Be enthusiastic when asking for money. Let contributors know where the money goes. (Use information included 1n this packet.) QO Start early! Don’t procrastinate! If you are having trouble, ask for help! Think positively! YOU CAN DO IT! cancer! 12 The money you raise is important in the fight against Who can sponsor me? Your best lunch date Friends from your old job Friends from your present job Friends from school or college Members of your sports team Members of your hobby group Members of your church or synagogue Friends from your old neighborhood Your landlord Your car salesperson Your car repair person People you know through your children People you know through your spouse People from your lodge or club People who sell you groceries People who sell you clothing Your plumber Your painter/decorator Your travel agent Your next door neighbor Your wedding attendants Your veterinarian Your children's music teacher Your lawyer Your son or daughter's scout leader Your dry cleaner Your florist Your letter carrier Your baby sitter Your children's school principal Fellow committee members Your insurance agent Your relatives Your CPA 13 Helpful hints for team ca tains Maintain a list of your team members on your team roster (your copy included in captain p> — =. pos handbook). Distribute collection envelopes to team members. Fill in the team name on each member's envelope ahead of time. This will help alleviate any confusion later. Pas 9 =. Seg If you are going to be a self-sponsored team you'll need to collect each team member's $10 registration fee before the registration date. Hold opportunity drawings, put out change jars, and conduct bottle drives throughout the months before the event. More fund-raising tips are included on the following pages. ©“ +e q Ask team members to volunteer for jobs during the Relay: Q Setting up your campsite UW oe i Team Theme/Costumes Team Member Recruitment Team publicity Clean up Fundraising Food Communicate with your team -- with weekly or bi-weekly updates through newsletters or meetings. Include the schedule for the event. Collect all team member envelopes a few days before the Relay so contributions can be counted. OQ Make sure each team member has submitted at least $100 in contributions. Q Make sure each member's name, team name, and signature appear on the envelope. Luminarias may be purchased for a $5 donation. Turn completed luminaria sponsor forms in on bank night. 14 Team fund-raising tips Whatever your fund-raising efforts, remember to promote them as a benefit for the American Cancer Society. Use these ideas from around the country as a starting point for your own creativity! Auction (Silent or Live): Hold the event at your business, in your neighborhood, or at church. Ask for contributions of unique items such as homemade toys or art, a hand-knitted sweater, breakfast or dinner at someone's home, or a ride on someone's sailboat. Display the items (or their description) prior to the event. Hold the auction over lunch or at a convenient time. Bake Sale: Hold a Friday bake sale at work so employees will have treats for the weekend. Ask for baked goods to be wrapped attractively so they could be given as gifts. Encourage breakfast items, such as rolls and breads, as well as sweets like bars and cookies. Leta) 0) Business Drawings: Co-workers can earn money by drawing for prizes like these: OQ A member of the management mows your lawn, rakes your leaves, or shovels your snow Trade jobs with the CEO for a day Dinner at the boss's home Free lunch with the boss Q Company logo apparel Parking place(s) A day off Car Wash: Get your team together for a local town car wash. This works great for high school teams. moon Matching Gifts: If your company has a matching gift eae Casual for Cancer: Ask your company CEO or president to let staff dress casual or wear denim for a contribution of $5 or more. program, that's an effective way to double your a fundraising efforts. Be sure to check with the human resources department to obtain matching gift forms. 15 Movie Money: Rent short videos (old classics are great) and have a movie week during lunch hour. Charge admission and invite employees to eat their lunch while they watch. Photo Contest: Hold a "stumper” photo contest. Ask employees to bring a baby or childhood photo of themselves that they believe no one can identify. Charge a fee to make a guess. Give winners a contributed prize. Quilt Making: Do you have a team that makes quilts? Sell quilt squares in honor and in memory of people with cancer. Charge for different sizes: a 4" square for $5, an 8” square for $15, and a 12” square for $25. Display the quilt at a public location, such as the chamber of commerce. Restaurants Raise Dollars: Ask a local restaurant or cafe to contribute a portion of the proceeds for a day. It could be for a certain menu item — the daily special, desserts, etc. Sports Tournaments: Set up challenge matches between individuals or departments for basketball, softball, football, or any sport! Charge an -- eI —— os rr entry fee and admission fee. Sell refreshments at the event. 16 Event Details (| Tent areas will be designated. A map will be provided. Please park in designated parking areas only. 1 Security will be provided for the duration of the event. [ First aid will be available during the entire event. (1 For your health, and in consideration of others, we appreciate your cooperation in promoting a tobacco-free environment. Woe No alcoholic beverages permitted. “a Please no pets, bicycles, skateboards, or rollerblades. Wear comfortable, lightweight clothing. Please help take care of the facilities and keep them clean. Bring a sweatshirt or UO jacket in case it gets cool in the evening. Wear sturdy but comfortable shoes designed for walking or running. [] Have Fun!! What to bring! * Tents & Sleeping Bags * Decorations for your campsite. * A sign promoting your organization or company * Lawn Chairs * Umbrellas * Coolers * Games Se * Sun visors or hats * Sunscreen * Bug Spray * Snacks * Extra Clothing * Flashlights * Card or Board Games 17 Bank night will be held on June 10" at Roy Municipal Center City Council Chambers, 5051 S. 1900 W., Roy, from 6:30 until 8:00 p.m. Captains need to bring their team member envelopes and money that has been collected. If a team member is still collecting they may turn their money and envelope in at the event. Each team member envelope will need to have the total amount of money collected written on the outside of the envelope and highlighted. The team captain will need to verify the amount of money in the envelope for accuracy. ef FP @ After all envelopes are collected the team captain will add all the money raised together. Coin rolled prior to bank night. Currency bundled, according to denomination. Checks bundled together. Coin wrappers and rubber bands will be provided at team captain meetings. @ Place all money and team member envelopes into the team captain envelope indicating Team Member, Money Raised and Total Raised on the outside of the packet. Please be sure that the amount you have listed on your team captain envelope agrees with the amount of money and checks inside. This is extremely important and will make bank night go faster. @ Waiver slips will be turned in at bank night. Please be sure that each team member has signed the waiver. If you have a participant under the age of 18, a parent or guardian must sign for them. Prize sheets can be turned in for those participants or teams who have earned a prize. | !; @ Relay shirts will be handed out to the team captains at Bank Night. 18 The American Cancer Society — Who we are Surveys show that cancer is the disease Americans most fear will affect them personally. Approximately 1.3 million Americans will be diagnosed with cancer during 2004. This year, about 563,700 Americans will die from cancer, more than 1,500 people every day. In the U.S., cancer causes | of every 4 deaths. The American Cancer Society is the nation's largest voluntary health organization, bringing together thousands of volunteers to accomplish our mission dedicated to eliminating cancer, saving lives, and diminishing suffering from cancer through research, education, advocacy and service. Everyone benefits from the research that is funded through the American Cancer Society, especially those whose lives are touched by cancer and use our local programs and services. American Cancer Society 2015 Goals: e e 25% reduction in incidence rates 50% reduction in cancer death rates e Measurable improvement in the quality of life (physical, social and spiritual) from the time of diagnosis and for the balance of life for all cancer survivors. 2 MY TEAM MEMBERS 1. Name: Address: Home Phone: 2. Name: email: t-shirt size Work Phone email: Address: Home Phone: “ 3. Name: Address: Home Phone: ” 4. Name: Address: Home Phone: 5. Name: Address: Home Phone: “” 6. Name: Address: Home Phone: 7. Name: Address: Home Phone: 8. Name: | t-shirt size Work Phone email: Work Phone email: t-shirt size Work Phone email: t-shirt size Work Phone email: 20 t-shirt size Work Phone email: t-shirt size Work Phone email: Address: Home Phone: t-shirt size t-shirt size Work Phone 9. Name: Address: Home Phone: “10. Name: Address: Home Phone: 11. Name: Address: Home Phone: 12. Name: Address: Home Phone: 13. Name: Address: Home Phone: 14. Name: Address: Home Phone: 15. Name: Address: Home Phone: email: t-shirt size Work Phone email: t-shirt size Work Phone email: t-shirt size Work Phone email: t-shirt size Work Phone email: t-shirt size Work Phone email: t-shirt size Work Phone email: t-shirt size Work Phone 21 Track schedule Time: —— 4 ge ae: en Name of Person Walking: 7:00-7:30 p.m. 7:30-8:00 p.m. 8:00-8:30 p.m. 8:30-9:00 p.m. 9:00-9:30 p.m. 9:30-10:00 p.m. 10:00-10:30 p.m. 10:30-11:00 p.m. 11:00-11:30 p.m. 11:30-12:00 Midnight 12:00-12:30 a.m. 12:30-1:00 a.m. 1:00-1:30 a.m. 1:30-2:00 a.m. 2:00-2:30 a.m. 2:30-3:00 a.m. 3:00-3:30 a.m. 3:30-4:00 a.m. 4:00-4:30 a.m. 4:30-5:00 a.m. 5:00-5:30 a.m. 5:30-6:00 a.m. 6:00-6:30 a.m. 6:30-7:00 a.m. 7:00-7:30 a.m. 7:30-8:00 a.m. 8:00-8:30 a.m. 8:30-9:00 a.m. 9:00-9:30 a.m. 9:30-10:00 a.m. , 22 NO WALKERS-Luminaria Ceremony | Dates to remember April 1, 2004, 6:30 pm Kick-off Team Rally. April 15, 2004, 6:30 pm Team Captain Meeting May 6, 2004, Deadline: Early bird registration discount $100.00 - after this date it will be $150.00, team roster turn-in with t-shirt sizes. May 20, 2004, 6:30 pm Team Captain Meeting June 10, 2004, 6:30 pm Bank night ... all money collected for your team is turned in at this time! June 18, 2004, 12:00 pm Relay For Life Begins! 4 < Phone numbers <== v RELAY FOR LIFE 1 Art & Helen Aragon, Event Co-Chairs.....776-1577 Paula Axelrod, Area Director...393-8657 American Cancer Tea = 1.800.ACS.2345 www.cancer.org May- 22 — 2004 TO: New Zion Baptist Church Laymens Broad From: Diane C. Kelley I’m a Team Captain for Relay For Life, a team event to fight cancer. I have a team of seven young ladies from our community, all in college and school. We will be walking the] 8th all night long until the morning of the 19". I’m asking for New Zion Laymens to sponsor our team any donation will be greatly appreciated . Diane C. Kelley For the American Cancer Society Relay For Life For The American Cancer Society People of color in stride POCIS Please support our team and sponsor our cause Team Leader Diane Kelley For more information contact team leader @ 695-1774 WORLDWIDE GOSPEL CHURCH INC. 862 WEST 300 NORTH (801-596-0776) SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 84116-3320 APOSTLE/BISHOP WILLIE DUNN, JR., Ph.D. Dear Pastor & Congregation, Holy greetings in the precious name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. you are enjoying the blessings of God daily. We pray that This letter is to invite all of you to come and join with us as we “CELEBRATE” our 22nd ANNUAL HOLY CONVOCATION, JULY 5-9, 2004. All services will be held at WORLDWIDE GOSPEL CHURCH, SALT LAKE CITY (address above), except for the initial musical which will be hld MONDAY NIGHT JULY 5, 2004, AT THE EMBASSY SUITES HOTEL BALLROOM, BEGINNING AT 7:00 P.M. Our guest speakers for this year are Pastors Demetrius Miles and David Malcom, Jr. Pastor Miles is the Sr. Pastor of The Tucson Church International, Tucson, AZ Pastor Malcom is the Sr. Pastor of The First A.M.E. Church, Pueblo, CO (Fomer Pastor Trnity A-M.E. SLC,UT) The Hotel’s address is: 110 West 600 South SLC, UT. 801-359-7800. Please respond to this letter by JUNE 21, 2004, at the above address or phone number. Additional phone numbers are: 801-964-008-98, or 949-8966, or 918-9293 Thanking you in advance, and looking forward to seeing you. With love and prayers. In His Service, \ Presiding Prelate. WGCM WORLDWIDE GOSPEL CHURCH, INC. 862 WEST 300 NORTH(801-596-0776) SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 84116-3320 | | q Thurgood Marshall NEW ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 2935 LINCOLN AVENUE OGDEN, UT 84405 BaA401733193 093 UDecdssdasdadsadUDsscscsddacdDocdadecssdUdacdeseabacdadsbaddl Where God's s com is Lived! Ministry Staff: Pastor: Richard Paul Minnich, D.Min. Associate Pastor : Laura LeRue Stellmon Minister of Music: Charles Smith, Ph.D. June 9, 2004 Dear Friends, I would like to invite you and your congregation to a very special concert for the entire family. The nationally known Christian music group The YOUNG CONTINENTALS is presenting their new program. “AIRBORNE! - Reaching for a Higher Purpose” They will be appearing at: First Presbyterian Church Thursday, June 24, 2004 at 7:00p.m. For 36 years The CONTINENTALS have been sharing the Gospel of Christ through music, choreography and testimony to people all over the world. If you have seen The YOUNG CONTINENTALS, you already know what an exciting ministry they have and will probably plan to attend the concert.. Featuring 30 high-energy, high-impact singers, dancers, and technicians between the ages of twelve and fifteen, The YOUNG CONTINENTALS are setting the standard and raising the expectations of teenagers in ministry. The YOUNG CONTINENTALS are an empowered, enthusiastic, evangelical group of young people communicating the Truth of Jesus Christ as the only absolute in an ever-changing world! Invite your entire church, especially your teenagers, to this dynamic concert. The concert is free, however, a free will offering will be taken during the concert. Cassettes, CDs, and t-shirts will be available for purchase and auditions will be held at the end of the concert. Don’t miss it! Faithfully, Richard Paul Minnich, 880 28th Street Ogden Utah 84403-0299 D.Min. (801) 393-8477 mtn § First Presbyterian Church 880 28th Street b Ogden, UT 84403 / bie” fron byptit Chiro/ LIDS Ke nitady) hve Cpa LAT ELON is bttnMallallllded Rey. France A. Davis, Pastor 1090 South State Street Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 Office (801) 355-1025 * Fax (801) 355-1019 June 21, 2004 Calvary Baptist Church 1090 South State St. Salt Lake City, Utah 84010 Dear Christian Family and Friends, On June 27, 2004 at 3:30pm the Calvary Youth Choirs, Witness for Christ, Voices of Praise and our Angels will be presenting their annual Musical from the scripture Isaiah 11:6. We will be using as our theme, “Base camp for Biblical Community...and a Child shall lead them”. You are invited to share in an evening of extravagant youth talent that involves praise and worship through expressive songs, stepping and creative interpretations. This is the one event of the year you will not want to miss. Plan to witness our “children leading” in their language. Refreshments will be served following this event. Thank you for accepting our invitation and we look forward to greeting you upon your arrival to Base Camp-1090 South State Street, Salt Lake City, Utah- Ph 801 355 1025where Pastor France A. Davis leads us. Sincerely, Peggy Wright Youth Choir Director Janet Martin Music Coordinator France A. Davis Pastor E-mail: office@calvaryslc.com * Website: http://www.calvaryslc.com Page 1 of 1 Subj: Date: From: Fw: Calvary Youth Musical 6/21/2004 2:39:34 PM Mountain Daylight Time OFFICE@CALVARYSLC.COM File: CalvaryYouthMusical.doc (352256 bytes) DL Time (TCP/IP): < 1 minute To: newzionut@aol.com Sent from the Internet (Details) ----- Original Message ----From: CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH -- OFFICE To: BISHOP B. ALLEN ; FIRST BAPTIST ; Willie Dunn ; stanley.29@netzero.com ; npilgm@aol.com ; Second Baptist Church ; Pastor Harold Fields Sent: Monday, June 21, 2004 2:34 PM Subject: Calvary Youth Musical Have a Blessed Day! Office Administration (Sis. Sylvia Morris/Sis. Carolyn Davis/Sis. Taedra Morris) Pastor France A. Davis 1090 South State Street Salt Lake City, UT 84111 (office): 801-355-1025 (fax): 801-355-1019 (website): http://www.calvarysic.com Monday, June 21,2004 America Online: newzionut — FW:-FREE Breast Cancer Screening Subj: Date: From: TO: File: Page 1 of 2 FW: FREE Breast Cancer Screening 6/15/2004 9:43:12 AM Mountain Daylight Time Kenneth.D.Wilder@irs.gov newzionut@AOL.com June8.doc (19456 bytes) DL Time (TCP/IP): < 1 minute Sent from the Internet (Details) This is all the information | have. You may want to call Salt Lake and get the qualifications. ----- Original Message----From: Bonnie Dew [mailto:bjdew@utah.gov] Sent: Thursday, June 10, 2004 1:41 PM To: Battleslc@aol.com; biskit1919@aol.com; Brandywinepub@aol.com; graytesla@aol.com; JKFFrye@aol.com; smcclel621@aol.com; TKBroadnax@aol.com; wdpcaruth@aol.com; wincrest106@aol.com; mfields@aros.net; emdk3@attbi.com; JamesandMary@attbi.com; rbdais1@pbigplanet.com; shollins@blim.gov; srobertson@co.slc.ut.us; dbourdeaux@colorsofsuccess.com; jbond@colorsofsuccess.com; keith .lawofficeofknh@comcast.net; dangriga@earthlink.net; winston5750@earthlink.net; Marsha Boyd; dhollins@fs.fed.us; rmartin@gsutah.org; charles.petty@hill.af.mil; Larry.E.Williams@hill.af.mil; abdulmalik_m2003@hotmail.com; dnamdar@hotmail.com; i3pminc@hotmail.com; kaydud@hotmail.com; Scott.Clark@hsc.utah.edu; kenneth.d.wilder@irs.gov; junarecope@juno.com; larry.a.houston@L-3com.com; derrick.alexander2@med.va.gov; garyoliver79@msn.com; kdidandbill@msn.com; murphybmurphy@msn.com; tanyah37@msn.com; gerbettsawyer@netscape.net; EFFIONGJ@OWATC.EDU; WALKERT@OWATC.EDU; Rich.Bourdeaux@pacificorp.com; amgreen@qwest.com; francedavis@quwest.net; jbeinc@qwest.net; uaafi@qwest.net; DDaniels@sa.utah.edu; sfritz@sa.utah.edu; tsmith@scmlaw.com; joyce.gray@slc.k12.ut.us; kchristy@slc.k12.ut.us; theresa.mbaku@slc.k12.ut.us; Karen.Killinger@slcc.edu; maryam.muhammad@slcc.edu; starksch@slcc.edu; Freddie Cooper; karen.dace@utah.edu; rcoleman@utah.edu; Bonnie Burley; Carol Goode; Diane Lovell; Dottie Henderson; George Garwood; Kathryn Causey; Michael Styles; Ron Stallworth; fcrawford@weber.edu; saleali@weber.edu; tprice4@weber.edu; smithz@wellscap.com; dcurry@westminstercollege.edu; brenda_purnell@yahoo.com; dd_d2001@yahoo.com; marjoryamy@yahoo.com Cc: Valerie Lamb Subject: FREE Breast Cancer Screening The Utah Cancer Control Program (UCCP) is expanding its prevention efforts for breast cancer screening in order to reach our target population throughout the state. This campaign will be for the month of June only. Please see attached message for information. Bonnie Dew, Director Utah State Office of Black Affairs 324 South State Street, 5th Floor Salt Lake City, UT 84111 E-mail: bjidew@utah.gov Wednesday, June 16,2004 America Online: newzionut ._ FW:-FREE Breast Cancer Screening Page 2 of 2 Telephone: (801) 538-8829 Fax: (801) 538-8678 Toll Free: 1-877-488-3233, ext. 829 Wednesday, June 16,2004 America Online: newzionut June 8, 2004 Dear Office Manager, The Utah Cancer Control Program (UCCP) is expanding its prevention efforts for breast cancer screening in order to reach our target population throughout the state. This campaign will be for the month of June only. The UCCP has allocated funding to help women over 40 years of age, who are not enrolled in our program and are in need of a breast biopsy (core needle biopsy, ultrasound guided needle biopsy, excisional biopsy, incisional breast biopsy etc.). We are sending you the qualifications that are needed to qualify for the program. Should you have any questions, please call us. Maritza Arce-Larreta APRN, MSN, RN Clinical Coordinator Utah Cancer Control Program 801-538-6990 1-800-717-1811 Dalene Ward RN Breast Cancer Coordinator Utah Cancer Control Program 801-538-6990 Fax: 801-538-9495