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Teaching & Sharing Centers (non-profit corporation IRS
approved 501c3 public charity) Cherokee Bill's Teaching & Trade Center ~ a touch of william Studio/Gallery |
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weekday late afternoons into early evening and by appointment |
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come relax and find some quiet time
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browse through our books VHS videos audio tapes and CDs |
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but don't forget to trek on up the stairs to the studio gallery |
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where you can view the works of other
artists (above right: The Rose by DeAnna Williams), framed photography of william, and a few unique or special items |
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plus you will want to leave some time to check out the Cherokee Heritage and Arts display in Cherokee Bill's Teaching Center (also upstairs) |
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stop when in the area . . . or call to verify hours (or arrange an appointment) if making a special trip. 417 South Bridge St,
Grand Ledge, MI 48837
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The Teaching & Sharing Center [of Grand Ledge] first opened its doors in October 1994. It remains the primary tangible location where someone can connect face to face with the Teaching & Sharing Centers organization and my affiliated ministries. I think that is important in this increasingly anonymous culture of online interaction. But, it has been difficult over the years for people, including myself, not to confuse the Teaching & Sharing Center [of Grand Ledge] as what I (or we) do. The Center is the tool, not the ministry, and not the goal. It has no mission statement of its own, and never has, precisely because it exists to serve our ministries, not to be one. When Paul Pretzlaff, a past T&SC President, said, "every hospital I've ever been in has a gift shop, but the gift shop is not what the hospital is about," I thought it was a perfect analogy for the Center. Basically, God called me back in 1994 to be a missionary right here where I was already located. As a mission tool, the Center has seen many changes over the years. Yet, it remains a very special place of peace. I hope you have an opportunity to visit and feel this "place apart in the midst of it." You will be most welcome. william |
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