Episcopal Church of the Incarnation
	OUTREACH: Connecting to the World
	Capital to Bridge the Divide: The Nicaragua Project. Join in the travels of one of our project volunteers, Kaley, who is currently teaching English in Nicaragua with our coordinator, Bayardo Lopez. Cheryl Madeja and Scott Elliott are joining the Nicaragua Project Board, which is hoping to recruit others. If you might be interested in serving on the Board, or working with the project, Please contact Lorrie Douglas and click on: weblink
	MPRI Program. People from Incarnation were the main organizers in setting up the Michigan Prisoner ReEntry Program in Washtenaw County three years ago. Those presently involved are Mary King, who is the Program Coordinator; Joe Summers, who is the Community Co-Chair; Penny Rider and Mary Heinen, who serve on the Steering Committee; Jane Pogson, Ann Larimore, and Kathy Crosby, who are all active with the Advisory Council. This program has a project that provides supportive housing for those who come out of prison, some suffering from serious mental illnesses, some homeless. The program is now focusing on addressing the lack of jobs for people coming out of prison, seeking the help of such groups as The Delancy Street Foundation in San Francisco, Pioneer in Human Services in Seattle, and Triangle Residential Options for Substance Abusers (TROSA) in Durham, NC. For further details, click on MPRI website