Saturday, December 2, 2017

Jewish.TV - Chabad.org Video in New York, New York, United States, for Wednesday 29 November 2017 "Now on Jewish.TV: Love in Three Movements - Moishe New" - - ב"ה - Jewish.tv Live Event Alert

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Jewish.TV - Chabad.org Video in New York, New York, United States, for Wednesday 29 November 2017 "Now on Jewish.TV: Love in Three Movements - Moishe New"  -  - ב"ה - Jewish.tv Live Event Alert
Coming Up on Jewish.tv
“And you shall love G-d your L-rd with all your heart, with all your soul and with all your might”. This class explains these three loves and how to attain them, in both our relationship with G-d and with our life’s partner.
By Moishe New
About this webcast:
“And you shall love G-d your L-rd with all your heart, with all your soul and with all your might”. This class explains these three loves and how to attain them, in both our relationship with G-d and with our life’s partner.
About this series:
This class analyzes an aspect of the weekly Torah portion or upcoming holiday. While providing a basic understanding of the subject matter, the lesson delves into its deeper and more complex dimensions with emphasis on the spiritual relevance to our daily lives. Inspiration for both the novice and advanced student. 
Click here for the full schedule for this series.
Upcoming Webcasts
By Avraham Meyer Zajac 
By Avraham Meyer Zajac 
By Mendy Gutnick 
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Jewish.TV - Chabad.org Video in New York, New York, United States for Wednesday, 29 November 2017 "Now on Jewish.TV: The Three Pillars of the World: Learning Pirkei Avot: chapter 1, mishnah 2-3 - Chaya Sarah Silberberg" - - ב"ה - Jewish.tv Live Event Alert

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Jewish.TV - Chabad.org Video in New York, New York, United States for Wednesday, 29 November 2017 "Now on Jewish.TV: The Three Pillars of the World: Learning Pirkei Avot: chapter 1, mishnah 2-3 - Chaya Sarah Silberberg"  -  - ב"ה - Jewish.tv Live Event Alert
Coming Up on Jewish.tv
Learning Pirkei Avot: chapter 1, mishnah 2-3
By Chaya Sarah Silberberg
About this webcast:
“The world stands on three things: Torah, the service of G d, and deeds of kindness.” “Do not be as slaves who serve their master for the sake of reward...”
Upcoming Webcasts
By Avraham Meyer Zajac 
By Avraham Meyer Zajac 
By Mendy Gutnick 
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Saint James United Methodist Church of Kansas City, Missouri, United States for Wednesday & Thursday & Friday 29 - 30 - 1 November December 2017 "Care & Nurture of Membership (Two Notices) & Care & Nurture of Membership ~ Amended & Weekly E-News - Upcoming X-citing Worship, Faith Development, Congregational Care, Compassionate Outreach, Next Generation Ministries and Community News" "Do not let your hearts be troubled. Believe in God, believe also in me. In my Father's house there are many dwelling places. If it were not so, would I have told you that I go to prepare a place for you?" (John 14:1-2)

 Saint James United Methodist Church of Kansas City, Missouri, United States for Wednesday & Thursday & Friday 29 - 30 - 1 November December 2017 "Care & Nurture of Membership (Two Notices) & Care & Nurture of Membership ~ Amended & Weekly E-News - Upcoming X-citing Worship, Faith Development, Congregational Care, Compassionate Outreach, Next Generation Ministries and Community News" "Do not let your hearts be troubled. Believe in God, believe also in me. In my Father's house there are many dwelling places. If it were not so, would I have told you that I go to prepare a place for you?" (John 14:1-2)
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X-CITING WORSHIP

We would love to see you at 9a and 11:30a at the Paseo Campus and 10:30a at the Renaissance Campus. You can also join us online for a live stream of the worship celebrations each week.
Wednesday Night Live. Wednesday, December 6, @ 7p in the Ministry Mall for our continuing exploration of the Bible from Genesis to Revelation. Led by Dr. 3 and the Pastoral Team, we wrestle with what the Bible says, the cultural context, people, places of the time and what it means for us today. Please read Joshua 4-6 for next week's study. 

FAITH DEVELOPMENT

Join Dr. Cleaver each week for a short time of prayer and devotion.
Start your day off right
Get a mid-week boost
Ignite the fire in your faith.



Senior Fitness & Bible Study. Join us at the Paseo Campus Wednesdays from 11-11:30a for light to moderate exercise done from the comfort of a chair! A trained fitness expert will guide you through exercises that help strengthen you and fellowship to help motivate you. Then, stay for Bible Study from 11:30a -12:30p and get strengthened in the spirit! Feel free to bring a dish and join us in the potluck lunch following our study time.
Adult Sunday School. There are three adult classes offered at the St. James Paseo Campus. Classes for Men, Women and Mixed Adults are held at 10:30a on the 2nd floor.

ALLIES FOR RACIAL JUSTICE

CONGREGATIONAL CARE
Christian sympathy is extended to the family of Barbara Weldon, grandmother of Jeffery (Khara) Hughley, Jr., great-grandmother of Paiton, Jaylen and Karson Hughley; and to the family of David Lee Irving, Jr., husband of Alma "Lisa" Irving, father of Bridgett, Erica, Travis and Thomas Williams, son-in-law of Clara Washington, brother-in-law of Gail Bynum and uncle of Jonathan and Jordan Bynum.
Prayer Time. Join us on the prayer line every Tuesday and Thursday from 12p-1p. Dial: 530-881-1212, code 293680996.
Compassionate Care. When you experience illness, the death of a loved one or if you would like prayer, we want to know so that we may provide compassion, encouragement and comfort during life's challenges. Please call the church office at 816-444-5588 or, after hours, the Care on Call phone at 816-286-6048.

WORSHIP MINISTRIES
Acolytes Needed. Children ages 4-10 are invited to sing and serve as light celebrants during our 8a worship celebration. Contact Angela Baker at abswac@gmail.com for more information.
Renaissance Ushers. If you are interested in serving as an Usher, please contact Pastor Andre Fulton at afulton@stjamesumc.com.
ABOVE & BEYOND

The 'Above & Beyond' giving campaign continues through December 22, 2017. We are confidently headed toward reaching our $200,000 goal. The key to our success is church-wide participation through 
daily fasting and praying 
continued regular giving
the additional sacrifice to give 'above' the normal giving
You can give in the following ways:
From your mobile phone, text "SJUMC" to 77977
Use the special 'Above and Beyond' envelopes,
Or designate your 'Above and Beyond' amount on a regular envelope.
CONNECTING MINISTRIES




Volunteers In Mission Team 2018 UMCOR Mission Trip
Baldwin, Louisiana, April 28 - May 4, 2018. Plans are being finalized for our St. James VIM Team annual mission trip to the United Methodist Committee on Relief Sager Brown Depot in Baldwin, Louisiana. The dates are April 28 through May 4, 2018. All members who have expressed interest in joining this mission trip, please contact Alice Ellison ellisonalicem@gmail.com, no later than November 27, 2017. Our total number of St. James participants needs to be confirmed with UMCOR by December 1, 2017.
Welcome Center. Ministry teams of the Paseo and Renaissance Campuses have partnered to create an inviting welcome area for members and guests (outside the sanctuary). Stop by to:
Enjoy fresh coffee, juice or tea
Pick-up ministry or event information, order CDs/DVDs
Update contact information, register or volunteer
Take advantage of convenient, electronic giving
Connectors Needed. We are missing YOU, please consider volunteering one Sunday a month at 9a or 11:30a to assist at the Welcome Center. A signup sheet is available or you can contact the church office. Your willingness to serve is greatly appreciated:
Dec 3 - United Methodist Men
Dec 10 - Hospitality
Dec 17 - VIM
Dec 24 - Membership
Dec 31 - Girl/Boy Scouts
Safety Team. We have established a new Safety Team to assist in ensuring that we provide safe worship spaces and experiences. Men AND women are needed to serve this vital team. The first training sessions will be held Saturday, January 6 from 9a-11a at the Renaissance Campus and 11:30a-1:30p at the Paseo Campus. If you are interested, please plan to attend one of these sessions. Please RSVP to ncollins@stjamesumc.com by December 22nd.
NEXT GENERATION MINISTRIES


UNITED METHODIST WOMEN

Bettylu's Closet wishes to thank all of the volunteers and congregation for their hard work and support of this worthy and needed ministry. Over 75 families were helped this time and throughout this year 2017 over 500 families have been supported with your generous donations! Thank you!
Join our Journey - Envisioning More, Embracing the Mission. We invite you to add to your calendar our December 10, 10:30a Christmas Celebration in the Paseo Campus Fellowship Hall.
COMMUNITY NEWS


St. James Youth Sports. Did you know you that St. James is now part of the Upward Sports Family. We are actively recruiting coaches for Flag Football and Cheerleading. This is a way to serve your church, family and community while doing something you love! If you are interested in coaching we will introductory meetings Saturday, December 9 at 9a at the Paseo Campus and 12p at the Renaissance Campus. Contact Yvette Richards at yrichards@stjamesumc.com or 816.802.8234.
Learn to Earn Program. The Full Employment Council helps connect Jackson County, Missouri young adults ages 18-24 years old with internships and scholarships in occupations that support professional baseball and football athletics. Those selected in the competitive application process are provided a six-week internship and are eligible to receive up to $3,000 in scholarships to attend a community college or vocational school. Click here for the application or contact Dot Coleman at 816-471-2330 for more information.

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David Lee Irving, Jr., husband of Alma ("Lisa" Irving), father of Bridgett, Erica, Travis and Thomas Williams, son-in-law of Clara Washington, brother-in-law of Gail Bynum, and uncle of Jonathan and Jordan Bynum, passed. Service arrangements are as follows:
 Monday, December 4, 2017
Visitation: 9:00am
Service: 11:00am
Saint James United Methodist Church
5540 Wayne Avenue
Kansas City, Missouri 64110, United States
Golden Gate Funeral Chapel
2800 East 18th Street
Kansas City, Missouri 64127, United States  
Condolence may be sent to: 
Alma (Lisa) Irving
4244 Paseo

Kansas City, Missouri 64110, United States
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Barbara Weldon, grandmother of Jeffery (Khara) Hughley, Jr., great-grandmother of Paiton, Jaylen, and Karson Hughley, passed. Service arrangements are as follows: 
Saturday, December 2, 2017
Visitation: 9:30am
Service: 11:30am
Saint James United Methodist Church
5540 Wayne Avenue
Kansas City, Missouri 64110, United States 
Golden Gate Funeral Chapel
2800 East 18th Street
Kansas City, Missouri 64127, United States 
Condolence may be sent to: 
Jeffery & Khara Hughley, Jr.
9808 Harvard Avenue
Kansas City, Missouri 64134, United States
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 David Lee Irving, Jr., husband of Alma ("Lisa" Irving), father of Bridgett, Erica, Travis and Thomas Williams, son-in-law of Clara Washington, brother-in-law of Gail Bynum, and uncle of Jonathan and Jordan Bynum, passed. Service arrangements are as follows:
Monday, December 4, 2017
Visitation: 9:00am
Service: 11:00am
Saint James United Methodist Church
5540 Wayne Avenue
Kansas City, Missouri 64110, United States 
Golden Gate Funeral Chapel
2800 East 18th Street
Kansas City, Missouri 64127, United States 
Condolence may be sent to:
Alma (Lisa) Irving
7015 Indiana Avenue
Kansas City, Missouri 64131, United States 
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Saint James United Methodist Church
816-444-5588
info@stjamesumc.com

Saint James United Methodist Church

Friday, December 1, 2017

Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General (OIG) in Washington, D.C., United States for Wednesday, 29 November 2017 "Comprehensive Healthcare Inspection Program Review of the James J. Peters VA Medical Center, Bronx, New York"

Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General (OIG) in Washington, D.C., United States for Wednesday, 29 November 2017 "Comprehensive Healthcare Inspection Program Review of the James J. Peters VA Medical Center, Bronx, New York"
Oversight Reports for Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General (OIG). This information has recently been updated, and is now available.
Comprehensive Healthcare Inspection Program Review of the James J. Peters VA Medical Center, Bronx, New York
The VA Office of Inspector General (OIG) conducted a focused evaluation of the quality of care delivered in the inpatient and outpatient settings of the James J. Peters VA Medical Center (facility). The review covered key clinical and administrative processes associated with promoting quality care—Leadership and Organizational Risks; Quality, Safety, and Value; Medication Management: Anticoagulation Therapy; Coordination of Care: Inter-Facility Transfers; Environment of Care; and High-Risk Processes: Moderate Sedation. OIG also provided crime awareness briefings to 162 employees. The facility had generally stable executive leadership and active engagement with employees and patients to maintain high satisfaction scores. Organizational leadership supported patient safety, quality care, and other positive outcomes. OIG’s review of accreditation organization findings, sentinel events, disclosures, Patient Safety Indicator data, and Strategic Analytics for Improvement and Learning results did not identify any substantial organizational risk factors. OIG noted findings in the five areas of clinical operations reviewed and issued 15 recommendations that are attributable to the Facility Director, Chief of Staff, and Associate Director. The identified areas with deficiencies are: (1) Quality, Safety, and Value • Frequency of Quality Executive Board meetings • Review of credentialing and privileging data • Utilization management reviews and documentation (2) Medication Management: Anticoagulation Therapy • Use of quality assurance data (3) Coordination of Care: Inter-Facility Transfers • Transfer data reporting and analysis • Documentation for acute patient transfers to other facilities (4) Environment of Care • Environment of Care rounds attendance • Panic alarm and security surveillance television system testing • Interdisciplinary Safety Inspection Team training (5) High-Risk Processes: Moderate Sedation • Monitoring of moderate sedation outcome data • Performance of history and physical examinations and pre-sedation assessments • Clinical staff training
Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General (OIG)
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Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General (OIG) in Washington, D.C., United States for Wednesday, 29 November 2017 "Comprehensive Healthcare Inspection Program Review of the VA Long Beach Healthcare System, Long Beach, California"

Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General (OIG) in Washington, D.C., United States for Wednesday, 29 November 2017 "Comprehensive Healthcare Inspection Program Review of the VA Long Beach Healthcare System, Long Beach, California"
Oversight Reports for Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General (OIG). This information has recently been updated, and is now available.
Comprehensive Healthcare Inspection Program Review of the VA Long Beach Healthcare System, Long Beach, California
The VA Office of Inspector General (OIG) conducted a focused evaluation of the quality of care delivered in the inpatient and outpatient settings of the VA Long Beach Healthcare System (facility). The review covered key clinical and administrative processes associated with promoting quality care—Leadership and Organizational Risks; Quality, Safety, and Value; Medication Management: Anticoagulation Therapy; Coordination of Care: Inter-Facility Transfers; Environment of Care; High-Risk Processes: Moderate Sedation; and Long-Term Care: Community Nursing Home Oversight. OIG also provided crime awareness briefings to 151 employees. The facility has generally stable executive leadership to support patient safety and quality care. However, the presence of multiple organizational risk factors, such as adverse event disclosures, reported in-hospital complications, and adverse events following surgeries and procedures, may contribute to future issues of lapses in patient safety unless corrective processes are implemented and continuously monitored. Facility leaders should continue to take actions to improve performance of selected Strategic Analytics for Improvement and Learning metrics, particularly Quality of Care metrics. OIG noted findings in five areas of clinical operations reviewed and issued 14 recommendations that are attributable to the Facility Director, Chief of Staff, Nurse Executive, and Assistant Director. The identified areas with deficiencies are: (1) Quality, Safety, and Value • Review of Ongoing Professional Practice Evaluation data (2) Medication Management: Anticoagulation Therapy • Employee competency assessments (3) Coordination of Care: Inter-Facility Transfers • Documentation of informed consent and patient stability for transfer • Resident supervision • Communication with accepting facility (4) Environment of Care • General safety and cleanliness • Infection prevention risk assessment • Dirty and used equipment storage • Panic alarm and security surveillance television system testing  (5) Long-Term Care: Community Nursing Home Oversight • Oversight committee membership • Program integration • Cyclical clinical visits
Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General (OIG)
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Chabad.org Daily in New York, New York, United States for Wednesday, 29 November 2017 "DAILY HALACHAH: Shulchan Aruch, Dinei Kaddish 55:22: Laws Relating to Kaddish, Part 21" - - ב"ה - Daily Halachah

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Chabad.org Daily in New York, New York, United States for Wednesday, 29 November 2017 "DAILY HALACHAH: Shulchan Aruch, Dinei Kaddish 55:22: Laws Relating to Kaddish, Part 21"  -  - ב"ה - Daily Halachah
Coming Up on Jewish.tv
Laws Relating to Kaddish, Part 21
By Avraham Meyer Zajac
This webcast begins: 
Wednesday, November 29, 2017 at 6am ET
About this series:
Study one halacha or more each day from the Shulchan Aruch (code of Jewish law) authored by the Alter Rebbe, R’ Schneur Zalman of Liadi. 
Click here for the full schedule for this series.
Upcoming Webcasts
By Avraham Meyer Zajac 
By Avraham Meyer Zajac 
By Mendy Gutnick 
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Rabbi Evan Moffic from Congregation Soliel in Highland Park, Illinois, United States for Thursday, 30 November 2017 "An online quiz that actually matters"

Rabbi Evan Moffic from Congregation Soliel in Highland Park, Illinois, United States for Thursday, 30 November 2017 "An online quiz that actually matters"
I think there are two camps of people out there…
One camp is people who drift through life, occasionally guessing at how they’re doing along the way. Their journey is a roundabout wander. A biblical example would be Abraham's nephew Lot.
The other camp is people who live thoughtfully. They pray, they act, they form deep friendships and community.
They measure their life progress and take intentional steps to improve. Abraham's great-grandson Joseph is a great example. He grows from a dreamy young man into the Prime Minister of Egypt who saves his entire family.
I bet you’re saying, "OK. I want to be in that camp!"
The secret to getting there?
Faith. Works. And this tool...
It is free life assessment developed by my friend, Michael Hyatt, an author and former CEO of the world's largest faith publisher, Thomas Nelson.
It’s a quick, free, online self-evaluation that gives you an overall LifeScore for each area of your life: family, spirituality, work and so on.
I take it four times a year, and I just did it again. Try it, and if you want to know my score, just ask! Here's your link to try it.
http://bestyearever.me/a20973/2018assessment
Shalom, Evan
P.S. The assessment is only available for a limited time! Michael usually just rolls it out for a few days each year, so take advantage while you can. http://bestyearever.me/a20973/2018assessment
Rabbi Evan Moffic
Rabbi Evan Moffic
Congregation Solel