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| American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging
The members of AAHSA serve two million
people every day through mission-driven, not-for-profit organizations
dedicated to providing the services people need. AAHSA’s commitment is
to create the future of aging services through quality people can trust.
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www.aahsa.org |
| LifeSpan - A Senior Service Alliance Mid Atlantis
LifeSpan
is the largest senior care provider association in the Mid-Atlantic,
representing more than 300 senior care provider organizations in
Maryland and the District of Columbia. LifeSpan’s members include
non-profit and proprietary assisted living, continuing care retirement
communities, nursing facilities, subsidized senior housing and community
and hospital based programs.
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www.manpha.org
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Maryland Association of Nonprofit Organizations
The Maryland Association of
Nonprofit Organizations offers a full range of services designed to help
all nonprofits more effectively serve the community. Maryland
Nonprofits is of, by and for the state’s nonprofit sector and strives to
maintain a membership that is broadly representative of the diversity of
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| Association of Brethren Caregivers
ABC fosters the ministry of giving and
receiving care, as modeled by Jesus and embraced by the Church of the
Brethren, through the development of resources, programs, events and
leadership that connect and undergird persons and communities in their
lifelong journeys toward wholeness
The
Fellowship of Brethren Homes consist of 23 retirement centers that are
committed to providing care for older adults as a ministry to those who
are aging and their families. This group of retirement centers
continues to work together on issues of mutual concern, such as
establishing connections between the homes and congregations and
districts.
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www.brethren.org/abc |
| Church of the Brethren
In August
1708 five men and three women gathered at the Eder River in Schwarzenau
for baptism. Though the early Brethren shared many beliefs with other
Protestants, a number of issues separated them from the state churches.
Relying on the New Testament as their guide, they believed that Jesus
had intended for his followers a different kind of life – one based on
peaceful action, plain and compassionate living, and a shared search for
truth.
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www.brethren.org |
| Mid-Atlantic District Church of the Brethren
The District Staff works with pastors and
congregations to proclaim the faithfulness of God, to promote spiritual
growth, to foster unity and fellowship, to call, equip and support
leaders, to strengthen all our congregations for vigorous mission as we
extend ourselves to a broken world, and to affirm and be guided by the
principles of peacemaking. |
www.madcob.com |
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