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illsboro, KS 67063

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Lifelong Learning Your opportunity for enrichment, fellowship and more

offered by Tabor College in Hillsboro, Kansas.

2019 Fall Semester Series9:45 a.m. Heritage Lobby in the

Shari Flaming Center for the Arts 400 S. Jefferson, Hillsboro, KS 67063

Tabor’s mission: Preparing people for a life of learning, work, and service for Christ and His kingdom.

Contact 620-755-4280 or flyawayfarmusa@gmail.com to sign up for your CSA Share, Early Greens Share or pasture raised broilers. One visit to Fly Away Farm USA and you will not only be smitten with the produce, but the enthusiasm Sue and Chad have for sharing their blessings is guaranteed to brighten your day!

November 15“Trades of Hope”Presented by Jamie Driggers and Sara Rempel

So many women live in poverty, not because they lack abilities, but because they lack opportunity. Trades of Hope was created to give women the opportunity for a better life. Each woman has a story, and with Trades of Hope’s help, their story has changed from pain and struggle to a story of hope!

They work with the artisans themselves and organizations that are helping women in difficult circumstances. Some women have been rescued from sex slavery. Others are raising handicapped children alone. Some are in war torn countries and others have HIV/AIDS and leprosy. These women have never had the chances we’ve had, yet they are just like us in so many ways. They love their families and hope and dream of a better life for them.

They are helping by marketing their products through the home party model, so they can put food on their table, a roof over their head, get medical care and an education for their children. They want to tell their stories to the world! They have a heart for ministry and business, and through this they have started separate successful non-profit organizations and businesses. Learn how this organization and our presenters are making a difference in the lives of these women and their families!

December 6“Christmas Special ”Presented By: Holly Nickel, Ray Sibayan and Band

Let’s Celebrate the Season of the birth of our Savior Jesus Christ! Join us for a time of Christmas music by Holly Nickel her AMAZING Band, and Ray Sibayan! We will also have a time of a Christmas Carol sing-a-long!

Although we celebrate the TRUE gift we will have a fun WHITE ELEPHANT (something you already have and no longer want) gift exchange (participation optional). If you would like to participate in this fun-lighthearted game style gift exchange, please bring a wrapped gift with a minimum value of about $5.

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If you change your address, be sure to let us know.n $15 per person - membership fee enclosedn $29 per couple - membership fee enclosed Note: Couple rate is only for those living at the same address.n Cashn Check payable to Tabor College Others may choose to pay $5 per session at the door.

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The public is welcome to attend all Lifelong Learning programs and may register at the door. Fees are $5 per session or $15 per semester ($29 per couple). Participants may enjoy lunch in the college cafeteria after the sessions at the discount price of $4. We invite you to extend your time of fellowship by joining us.

Views expressed are not necessarily those of Tabor College.

For more information or brochures, please visit us online at tabor.edu/lifelonglearning

September 6“The Life of Dietrich Hoeppner” Presented by: Steve Fast, Hillsboro Museums Coordinator

Native of Hillsboro he joined the MCC and served as their representative in Siberia during the Russian Civil War in the 1920s. He received a degree in optics from Zeiss in Germany and came back to Hillsboro and served as the local eye doctor.

Steve Fast will share his vast historical knowledge and bring this intriguing local piece of history to light! Even sharing with us a real working model steam engine that Hoeppner made when he was a high school student in the early 1900’s!

September 20“Easy Tips to Take Professional Looking Photos”Presented by: Kristen Sibayan, Chief Creative Officer, Spark the Brand

Flying in ALL the way from San Diego, CA Kristen Sibayan Chief Creative Officer from Spark the Brand will be sharing SIMPLE tips that make all the difference in achieving amazing photographic results! This will be an interactive program. If you have a smart device such as a Smart phone, tablet, or digital camera, please bring it charged and ready to go!

Kristen has been blessed with an eye for design! With over 20 plus years of design experience and big name clients such as Dan Kennedy, Tony Robbins, Mike Koenigs, Ali Brown, and Chalene Johnson…just to name a few…Kristen will not only be providing us with photo tips but some home decorating tips as well! Please come prepared with your questions!

October 4“Thailand and Scotland ”Presented by: Caleb and Cayleigh Phillips

Join us as Caleb (Former Tabor student) and Cayleigh Phillips share about their lives living and growing up Thailand and Scotland respectively and how their lives intersected. Learn about their countries, cultures, and their testimony!

These newlyweds with Hillsboro ties will share about their lives as missionaries in Thailand, their current furlough here in Hillsboro, their plans for the future, and God’s Faithfulness!

October 18“Game Changers – How God put together the All-Star Team!”Presented by Local Game Changers and hopefully a Quiring (or two)!

Greenhouse Church located in Salt Lake City and Pastored by Jason Quiring and his wonderful wife Nicole, for the second year have pioneered a Christian Character based youth Sports camp and VBS in the heart of their LDS community. Learn about the LDS faith and the challenges and rewards of being a light in this community.

A team of around 50 people went out to Utah to serve. One thing was clearly evident, the unity that Christ provided was amazing. Their team represented 5 different states, and even more church congregations including Parkview and HMBC! God provided the perfect gifts and talents and it allowed some amazing things to happen.

Hear how God brought them together again, of making connections and loving on kids. Parents were continually asking why they came—to many of them it didn’t make sense why a group of 50 would come out and put this camp on (for basically the cost of a t-shirt). This was a perfect way to give honor to Christ but also make a connection for Greenhouse Church.

November 1“Eating to Heal Your Body ”Presented By: Sue and Chad Johnson

Sue and Chad Johnson will share their story behind what lead led them to building the most amazing organic local farming operation right here in McPherson, KS! How eating can heal your body, the day to day operations of their beautiful farm, and how you can be a part of it!

Sue Johnson will share her interesting path of occupations and unique experiences that ultimately shaped her desire to help people by providing nutrient rich produce. From florist/garden center to medical consulting that took her all over the world, Sue has cultivated a passion for helping people and has developed a new niche to utilize her talents and fill her heart. Sue and Chad’s motto “Sowing with Faith, Growing with Hope, Sharing with Love!” is evident in everything they do.

Chad, whose full-time job is a corporate pilot for Cessna, is also the “Microbiology MacGyver” for Fly Away Farm USA according to Sue. Chad incorporates the organic matter, fertilizes the gardens with his special compost tea formula, and is responsible for keeping the microorganisms and nutrients within the perfect growing levels. Apparently, he is also the guru of invention, using a washing machine to create a big “salad spinner!”