Thursday: July 26, 2007 Dear Friend,
This is one of the most exciting things to happen in this community in a long time. In response to the announcement of Dr. Seelig’s addition to our staff, a generous donor offered a $250,000 challenge gift to help fund H4PJ for the next year. So far, a handful of supporters have contributed more than $175,000 to match this gift. Now, we need your help to provide the remaining $75,000. Make a donation today and the impact of your gift will be doubled. Click here to contribute and have your gift doubled! Under Tim’s charismatic leadership, the Turtle Creek Chorale became a world-class organization that not only set the standard for male choral music, but also became a force for education and change. I have no doubt that he will do the same with Art for Peace & Justice. We are excited about this new program and how H4PJ can bring together artists of all kinds for change. You can support this program today and double your gifts. Help make a difference today! We are very excited about welcoming Dr. Seelig to our staff. Together, we can do amazing things to bring awareness to social justice issues. Help us be a better voice for progressive people of faith! Double your donation today! Your gift would mean more than you can imagine. Click here to double your gift! Thank you! Blessings,
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On August 1, Dr. Tim Seelig will join the H4PJ staff as director of a new program called Art for Peace & Justice (Art4PJ). After 20 years as the Artistic Director of the world-renowned 
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