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September 2007

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Subscribe and Read The Congregationalist Our magazine is freely available. Not getting your copy? Call the NACCC office at (800) 262-1620 today or write to me and I'll see you get on the list. Many churches get multiple copies of the magazine as well. Check with yours to see if it's available and if not, let us know so we can make sure it is in the future.	Support The Congregationalist The Congregationalist is distributed without a charge but that doesn't mean it's free. Each issue costs about $16,000. Some pays for preparation, some for printing, some for mailing costs. Magazines need everything from computers to paperclips. You can help by sending your donation to the NACCC office, Box 288, Oak Creek, WI 53154. You won't just be helping your magazine: you'll be helping your brother and sister Congregationalists.
Write for The Congregationalist Did you solve a problem in your church? Find something that inspired people? Find a moment when God's glory opened for you? We want to hear about it! Contact Content editor Sam Schaal for a list of upcoming themes and deadlines and share your story with all of us. We want to help you share the story of your journey.	Editor's Round Table The Editor's Round Table is a special way of supporting The Congregationalist filled with special people who have each contributed at least $100. Each year a dinner is held during the NACCC Annual Meeting for Round Table members to meet and be honored. Join now! Want to go even further? For $500, you can sponsor a page in the magazine. Contact Sam Schaal for more information.
Talk Back! Have another opinion? See something helpful? Read something that made you shake your head? Talk back with a letter to the editor. Letters to the editor are published each issue and usually relate to NA issues or magazine articles. They should be under 150 words and lit helps if you label your submission as a letter to the editor. Send them to The Congregationalist, P.O. Box 288, Oak Creek, WI 53154.	Polhemus Fund This fund, named for Joe Polhemus, beloved editor for 15 years, provides a way for your gifts to be part of a foundation that supports our magazine. Your donations help to pay for special needs beyond the regular costs of production and mailing.