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The Brokaw-Mennonite Association (BMA) was formed to support and encourage health care services through faith at BroMenn. The corporation's members range from churches that were members of Brokaw Health Care and The Mennonite Hospital Association to churches that joined directly with BroMenn Healthcare after 1984.

Central Illinois Organizing Project (CIOP)

The CENTRAL ILLINOIS ORGANIZING PROJECT (CIOP) is an ecumenical, faith-based community organization. It encompasses 12 counties in central Illinois and includes the communities of Springfield Bloomington-Normal, Decatur, Champaign-Urbana, Danville, Peoria, and rural Logan county. The mission of CIOP is to help its membership work collectively for justice in local communities and throughout the Central Illinois region.

MidAmerica Region Chalice Lighters

The MidAmerica Region Chalice Lighters is a group which collects funds from dedicated UU members across the district, and distributes grants to congregations who have applied for projects to benefit their growth.

Churches Community Care Fund (CCCF)

Churches Community Care Fund is an ecumenical program, with nine churches pooling their funds, to assist people in need. CCCF was founded in 1997 by representatives from several Bloomington-Normal congregations. When someone calls upon one of the churches for assistance with rent, utilities, gasoline, or medical expenses, they are referred to the social workers at the Bloomington Township office who make an evaluation of need, legitimacy, and other financial resources available. If the need is legitimate and there are no other resources available, the Township social worker recommends that CCCF assist financially

Many Paths CUUPS (Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans)

Many Paths CUUPS is organized for exploring earth-based religion, an opportunity for participants to learn about pagan religious practice and philosophy. Earth-centered religions form the sixth source of spirituality recognized by the Unitarian Universalist Association. Spiritual teachings of earth-centered, or pagan, religions celebrate the sacred circle of life and instruct us to live in harmony with the rhythms of nature. All who are interested in understanding earth-based spiritualities and exploring their own beliefs are welcome. Many Paths now has a Yahoo! Groups message board in order to keep in touch and stay up-to-date on events and plans for those who wish to join: [email protected]

Unitarian Universalist Women's Federation (UUWF)

The purpose of the Unitarian Universalist Women's Federation is to uphold and extend the philosophy of liberal religion. It serves the social and spiritual needs of the women of the Church through fellowship, special-interest groups and other programs. The UUWF of this Church is a member of the Continental and District UUWF organizations. Membership is open to all members and friends of the Church.