All-In tour 25 kickoff FLYER
Greetings, Missouri Mid-South!
I wanted to invite you all to a special hybrid event All-In UCC & Music Project is hosting on August 28 at Zion UCC in Union and online!
On September 8, I will be presenting a paper to the Born to Run at 50 Conference at the Bruce Springsteen Archives at Monmouth University in West Long Branch, NJ! The paper is entitled “Born to Run: An Expression of the Liberative, Divine Movement That Is Rock n Roll.” This opportunity created another opportunity: reviving the All-In Tour.
With the support of the Eastern Association, I did my first such tour in 2013 on my way to General Synod in Long Beach, playing shows in food pantries, homeless shelters, and other ministries for the impoverished. I did several more after that which included shows at churches, regular venues, and included educational components for fellow travelers. It is time to bring it back, so I will be doing a short All-In Tour in the northeast in the week leading up to the conference, hopefully with my family accompanying me. The event on August 28th is a tour kick off; your chance to experience the music and presentation I’ll be sharing during the tour, and an opportunity to send us off well. It is free, but we will collect donations to support the effort.
I hope you will join us in-person or online. You may also be interested in:
– Watching this video to learn more about what the All-In Tour is and why I do it: https://youtu.be/dT2EPsgbtaQ?feature=shared – Donate now to directly support the tour: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/support-the-all-in-tour – Purchase All-In merchandise here: https://www.bonfire.com/store/all-things-all-in/
There are many designs, colors, and styles available for men, women, and youth. All of the proceeds support the All-In Tour and the ongoing ministries of All-In UCC & Music Project.
– Share the attached flier with your congregation and friends who may be interested.
Thank you so much for all of the support over the years and in All-In’s ministry. See you soon!
Keep On,
Rev. Eric Moeller
