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In this report: |
Annual Report 2004 |
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A Message from our President |
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There’s something very special
about Lutheran social ministry...Although
Lutherans make up only six percent of the population of the United States,
the network of Lutheran social ministry organizations represents this
country’s largest single expression of social and health services.
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Message from the Board of Directors |
How much homelessness is
acceptable for our children?
The fact that we have to ask ourselves this question is evidence of
the difficulty of our times. As Christians, there is only one answer
to this question: there is no level of homelessness that is acceptable
for our children!
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2004 Treasurer's Report |
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political and economic factors, LSS ends fiscal year 2004 with a
positive change in net assets of $794,000. Decreased funding for
vulnerable people at the federal, state and local levels forced LSS to
temporarily and, in some cases, permanently, close certain programs
across the state. Click
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The Results / Benefits |
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Reports from all areas of
LSS Services
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The Cost |
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Consolidated Financial Report Click
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Featured Articles |
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Caring for the Caregiver -
Support Programs are Critical as Baby
Boomers Age
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here to learn more!
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Anita
and the O.N.E. Troops - Hundreds of kids in Minnesota
are struggling to experience dignity, safety and hope. The LSS program,
“Oh No! Eighteen” (O.N.E.), teaches independent-living skills to youth...Click
here to find out more!
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New
Vision for Vasa - Vasa Children’s Home, an
elegant 80-year-old structure in Red Wing, provided shelter for orphaned
children early in its history, and later, served children with
developmental disabilities. With changing times, a new vision is on the
horizon. Click here to see more!
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