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November 2020

AllAction Plan Camps Conference Events Congregational Excellence Connectional Ministries Episcopal Events Finance and Administration Gateway Central Gateway Regional General Church Events Heartland Lay Ministries Leadership Excellence Events Local Church Events Mark Twain Meetings and Deadlines Mission Events NextGen North Central Northwest Outside Missouri Events Ozarks Southeast Southwest Webinars

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22	23	24	25 Heartland District Office CLOSED for Thanksgiving Mark Twain District Office Closed	26 Heartland District Office CLOSED for Thanksgiving Mark Twain District Office Closed	27 Heartland District Office CLOSED for Thanksgiving Mark Twain District Office Closed	28
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The Missouri Annual Conference is located on the homeland of a diversity of Native American nations. Despite European-American settlement and modern development, this land continues to have cultural significance for the Ni-U-Ko’n-Ska (Osage), Nyut^achi (Missouria), Asakiwaki and Meskwaki (Sac and Fox), Báxoje (Ioway), Kaw, Kiikapooi (Kickapoo), Kaskaskia, and other Native American nations.

These nations had a significant role in shaping the landscape, and they continue a sacred relationship with the lands on which our local churches and our Conference facilities are located. We commit to honor this distinctive cultural heritage in our fulfillment of the Missouri Annual Conference Mission, Vision and Values.