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Roots of LPNI Nursing
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Our Purpose:

Lutheran Parish Nurses International, NFP [LPNI] exists to serve the Lord and His Kingdom through Christ-centered parish nursing in Lutheran denominations.

The methods to promote this purpose are:
Promote
Support
Equip
Research

How to Participate:

LPNI is not a membership organization, but a network of parish nurses and others with an interest in the mission, vision, and purpose. As a network, there are no dues. You can provide support through your prayers and participation in any or all of the opportunities..

Thrivent Financial for Lutheran Foundation awarded a grant to support the initial development of LPNI.  We appreciate their support and the support of all donors who participated in the challenge portion of the grant. 
 
LPNI is a 501c3 organization and is funded entirely by donations.  All donations are tax exempt to the fullest extent allowed by law.  We appreciate your gifts and your prayers.  Donations should be sent to Lutheran Parish Nurses International, NFP, 867 South Lincoln Avenue, El Cajon, CA 92020  Attention:  Sue Neff, Treasurer
 
Lutheran Parish Nurses International, NFP is an approved option for Thrivent Choice dollars.  If you qualify as a donor through Thrivent Choice, we encourage you to consider LPNI as one of your choices.  LPNI is registered in Rochelle, IL

Study Tours:


Annual (or bi-annual) study tours will be scheduled providing an opportunity for open discussions related to parish nursing, prayers, Bible study, and service exist. First and second study tours are highlighted on our News page.

The third LPNI Study Tour will be September 3-10, 2012 in Finland.  The reservation form may be downloaded from the News page.The study tour will include a Health Promotion seminar at Oulu Diaconia University of Applied Sciences, visits to parishes in Lapland, a look at healthcare among Sami people, a visit to Arctic Cathedral and other sites.  For a full description of the tour, to inquire about your specific questions, or to put your name on the potential participant list, please contact Lea.Rattya@diak.fi or Kari.Ruotsalainen@didk.fi   Specific registration material will be in available in the spring.  (English will be the primary language of the tour, and English translation will be available for Finnish speakers.)

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The 2013 Study Tour will be to the USA (with an overview of North America).