June 30 – July 4, 2023 in Indianapolis
The General Synod experience would not be complete without a visit to the exhibit hall! Explore the extensive exhibit area and discover resources, make connections, and shop at our many varied vendor booths. The following are the hours in which the exhibit hall will be open.
Friday, June 30: 12pm – 5pm
Saturday, July 1: 9am – 4pm
Sunday, July 2: 9am – 2pm, 4:30pm – 6pm
Monday, July 3: 10am – 7pm
Tuesday, July 4: 9am – 12pm
The 20/30’s Clergy Network is a 501c3 organization for networking, resourcing, and supporting United Church of Christ clergy and authorized ministers who are between the ages of 20 and 39. Stop by our exhibit booth for prayer stations, networking, and opportunities to connect at Synod and after! If you are a UCC clergyperson or authorized minister age 39 or younger, find us on Facebook and join the network there for ongoing conversation and support.
Contact: pastorcolie@gmail.com
We specialize in ethnic clergy robes, and contemporary clothing for men, and women.
Contact: mojafo@msn.com
Fused Glass Art and crafts
Contact: allbyhand313@yahoo.com
Deeply rooted in Christian faith and radically open to what God is doing now, Andover Newton Seminary at Yale Divinity School educates inspiring leaders for faith communities.
Contact: JaQuan.Beachem@yale.edu
Appalachia Service Project (www.asphome.org) is a Christian ministry, open to all people, that inspires hope and service through volunteer home repair and replacement in Central Appalachia. The purpose of ASP is to recruit volunteer teams to serve weekend or week-long mission trips to nearly 50 different counties in central Appalachia (parts of VA, WVa, NC, TN, and KY) and rebuild homes of families who are living in substandard housing. Our booth will showcase this turnkey mission trip for adults and youth during the summer months.
Contact: kate.mckinnie@asphome.org
Arrayed is a liberating people-first, planet-focused Christian apparel brand. We feature progressive, inclusive, and poignant theological messaging with a commitment to ethical and sustainable manufacturing so you can truly wear your faith from the inside out. Our shirts are made from 100% combed organic cotton and are certified by the Global Organic Textile Standard, Soil Association, Climate Neutral, and Fair Wear. The designs are created using water-based screen printing. Our production partner is a women-owned, worker-led collective whose goal is more power and better profits for Filipina garment makers. We do small batch fulfillment so that there is never unnecessary overproduction and prioritize size inclusivity for every one of our designs. We’re committed to investing in our supply chains to build strong, sustainable partnerships and empowering organizations dedicated to the liberation of women and marginalized communities. Want to find your new favorite Christian t-shirt?
Contact: hello@shoparrayed.com
Break The Silence Sunday is the work of creating resources for congregations and communities to support survivors of rape and sexual violence as well as support and encouragement for survivors themselves, and a place for them to share their stories without judgment, receiving items from Strings of Strength (SOS), a project to provide comfort items to survivors.
Contact: pastormoira73@gmail.com
Fair Trade crafts from Africa and other developing areas will be sold to benefit projects in Nigeria. Items include African musical instruments, jewelry, artwork, soapstone and wooden carvings, baskets, housewares, dashikis, scarves and stoles, nativity scenes and ornaments, toys, and novelty items. Most are Fair Trade and many are made with recycled materials. Books and maps on the history of the UCC and its member congregations will also be available.
The Nigerian project website is www.BridgeofFaithAwka.org and the UCC history book website is www.rhtpublishing.com
Contact: bridgeoffaith@comcast.net
Consulting and coaching services and retreat ministry for congregations and clergy.
Contact: kellysbp@gmail.com
The Center for Analytics, Research & Development, and Data (CARDD) team is here to answer your questions about research and innovation. Visit our booth to discover the latest trends in UCC church data, talk to a Data Hub expert, find assessment resources and much more. Be sure to check out the R&D table to learn more about our innovation division. Come with curiosity and leave with new questions to potentially invigorate fresh ideas in your setting.
Contact: Dollhopfe@ucc.org
CDM+ helps you manage members, givers, accounting, payroll, events, facilities, and more in one integrated data management software suite.
Contact: alex@suran.com
We are a UCC University, student recruitment and donor relations.
Contact: https://www.chapman.edu/campus-life/church-relations/index.aspx brink@chapman.edu
The Council for Health and Human Services (CHHSM) is the association of 75 UCC-related health and human service organizations that operate over 400 programs and communities across the country. Our members offer a broad range of services: affordable housing; health care; transitional and shelter care; food and basic needs; and other services for older adults, children, youth, families, and persons with disabilities. Together we provide over $1 billion in uncompensated charitable care each year. Stop by our exhibit area to learn more and to find member ministries in your area.
Contact: grahamg@chhsm.org
Chicago Theological Seminary is an affiliated seminary of the United Church of Christ. Our mission is to help develop individuals for the next generation of religious leadership – whatever that may be. We are committed to transforming society towards greater justice and mercy.
Contact: marie.whitney@ctschicago.edu
Christian Appalachian Project is a non-profit organization whose mission is to build hope, transform lives, and share Christ’s love in Appalachia. We have a wide variety of human service programs – everything from food distribution to home repair. We have been serving the community for over 50 years, and we are so successful because of the generosity of our donors, our committed church partnerships, and our dedicated volunteers.
Olive wood handmade gifts from the holy land.
Contact: rishmawi@bethlehem-art.com
Christian Theological Seminary is an ecumenical seminary related to the Christian Church and is located in Indianapolis, Indiana. It provides five degree-level education courses, three dual-degree programs, a Doctor of Ministry program, and a Ph.D. in African American Preaching and Sacred Rhetoric
Contact: mharrell@cts.edu
We will be sharing information about CWS as well as using it as an opportunity to network and provide support to individuals and congregations who are looking to partner with us. The United Church of Christ is a member communion of our organization.
The Colectivo will be providing information about our work in the UCC and beyond as well as providing promotional items.
Contact: treasurer@ucclatinxministries.org
Fair trade handicrafts, textiles, clothing, and fabric. Promoting social justice and cultural preservation through economic fair trade. Items are hand-made by artisans in Latin America and primarily in Guatemala. Hand-woven stoles, ethnic clothing, jewelry, folk art, home decor, purses and pouches, scarves and shawls, and much more.
Contact: coloresdelpueblo@yahoo.com
The Faith Outreach Director will attend to share Compassion & Choice’s faith engagement efforts.
Contact: zregis@compassionandchoices.org
Olive wood carvings from Bethlehem in the holy land, Roman glass jewelry, Bedouin jewelry, and shawls.
Contact: adel_mahmud.gh@hotmail.com
Crossroad Child & Family Services helps children and their families create promising futures by providing residential treatment programs, therapy, education and family support services in a trauma-informed environment. As we celebrate 140 years of caring, we are deeply grateful for our covenantal relationship with the United Church of Christ and the thoughtful and generous community support used to nurture and strengthen the children and families we serve across our region.
Earlham School of Religion is a seminary founded on Quaker values. We provide a Christian theological education to all who wish to participate in a spiritual and academic journey in service of others. In the face of persistent inequality, poverty, violence, and other forms of oppression in today’s world, our students and faculty are spurred to committed, loving action.
Contact: dishmju@earlham.edu
Eden Theological Seminary is excited to have our bookstore at the UCC General Synod. The Eden booth also is an interactive space for conversations about vocation and theological education. Eden will be sharing possibilities for education and formation made possible through a Network Model of Theological Education.
Contact: mblaufuss@eden.edu
Welcome to Elmhurst University located in a beautiful, suburb minutes from Chicago, Elmhurst University combines the close-knit learning environment of a small school with the endless opportunities of a world-class city. Founded in 1871, Elmhurst attracts students from across the nation and around the world. In small classes, our students work closely with faculty members who are accomplished scholars and professionals—but above all, they’re dedicated teachers. On July 1, 2020, we officially changed our name from Elmhurst College to Elmhurst University. The change more accurately reflects Elmhurst’s current educational profile as a comprehensive higher education institution offering undergraduate and graduate programs in the liberal arts and applied sciences, while anticipating opportunities for new programs and partnerships.
Contact: megan.wajda@elmhurst.edu
We are a CHHSM agency and will have swag and information about Emmaus at our booth.
Contact: asselmeierandrea@emmaushomes.org
Faithful and Welcoming Churches (FWC) is a network of UCC churches, clergy, and laity who consider themselves ECOT (Evangelical, Conservative, Orthodox, or Traditional).
Contact: lrtgrace23@gmail.com
Church Building Loan Fund: The UCC Church Building & Loan Fund (CB&LF) transforms communities by helping the Church live in God’s economy. Now celebrating our 170th anniversary, we assist new and renewing congregations of the United Church of Christ—and any other Christian churches in the United States—with programs and services that help a congregation plan, raise, finance, and build projects (including affordable housing, community facilities, and social enterprises), that advance the mission of the church. Looking for ways for your congregation to thrive in a post-pandemic world? Ask us how CB&LF can help.
Cornerstone Fund: The United Church of Christ Cornerstone Fund offers faith-based, socially responsible investments to individuals, churches, and other ministries of the United Church of Christ, including a variety of fixed-income investment products, from flexible demand notes and term notes of 3- to 60-month durations, to individual retirement accounts (IRAs) and education savings accounts (ESAs.) Plus, the UCC Cornerstone Fund provides low-cost financing options for local churches & ministries, including real estate loans, bridge loans, pre-development financing, refinancing options, and various lines of credit.
Insurance Board: Insurance Board is a nonprofit corporation established by the participating Conferences of the United Church of Christ. We are church people who want to provide the best church property insurance and church liability insurance available. We write property insurance and liability insurance for churches in all 50 states utilizing an independent distribution system that is conducive to our mission: to support and protect churches and church ministries by offering superior property and casualty risk and insurance management services.
United Church Funds: United Church Funds (UCF) is the leading provider of socially responsible, values-aligned investment management services to United Church of Christ churches and ministries, as well as all faith-based organizations. We offer customized investment portfolios and prudent investment strategies that provide competitive returns while also reflecting our clients’ values in seeking to achieve a just world. UCF also offers endowment governance consulting, planned giving programs, and superior, personalized service from our dedicated Client Services team. To learn more about how UCF can help your church or faith-based organization further its mission while achieving its long-term financial goals, please visit www.ucfunds.org, email us at info@ucfunds.org or call us toll-free at 877-806-4989.
Handcrafted stoles for clergy.
Contact: mollymarie@handofthespirit.com
Hartford International University for Religion and Peace (formerly Hartford Seminary) is an accredited University by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE) and The Association of Theological Schools (ATS). Our Mission at HIU is to serve God, “By preparing leaders, students, scholars, and religious institutions to understand and live faithfully in today’s multi-faith and pluralistic world; By teaching, research, informing the public and engaging persons in dialogue; By affirming the particularities of faith and social context while openly exploring differences and commonalities.”
Contact: https://www.hartfordinternational.edu/ or Siouxsview@gmail.com
Heidelberg is a student-centered university in Tiffin, Ohio, affiliated with the United Church of Christ. Since our founding in 1850, we’ve remained a welcoming, enthusiastic community dedicated to helping our students live rich and fulfilling lives, personally and professionally. We effectively integrate liberal arts and professional preparation across disciplines to prepare our students to be global citizens who communicate effectively, think critically, and serve thoughtfully.
Contact: srowlins@heidelberg.edu or https://www.heidelberg.edu/
Heifer International’s mission is to end hunger and poverty while caring for the earth. For 75 years, we have provided livestock and environmentally sound agricultural training to improve the lives of people who struggle daily for reliable sources of food and income. We gratefully receive support from congregations across the United States and work with people of faith worldwide to implement our projects. We offer FREE resources for teaching about our call to respond to our neighbors in need and to steward God’s good creation. Our resources can be used for VBS, family ministries, rotational Sunday School workshops, and more.
Contact: jen.girten@heifer.org
Historical Council acts in an advisory capacity to the General Minister and President and the United Church of Christ Board in engaging with the archives of the United Church of Christ and of the other historical organizations, in expressing interest and concern for all archival collections related to the several heritages of the denomination. Information about the holdings of the archives and about preserving historical records is available at the booth.
Contact: cadee@ucc.org
Since 2005, Jeff Wunrow and his team of artisans have been making Ordinary Time extraordinary with contemporary designs, bold colors, luxurious fabrics, and quality craft. From stoles to vestments and paraments to banners, your order will be created with the utmost quality and care. See a full portfolio and place your order at www.jeffwunrow.com.
Contact: jeff@jeffwunrow.com
Justice and Local Church Ministries of the UCC National Setting are creating an exhibit space for participants to engage in many dynamic ministries and resources. We are featuring a living room stage for interactive programming from artists to games to mini panels featuring program ministers. In addition, you can expect a justice-maker space, different opportunities to participate in justice actions, interactive timelines, and more. Justice and Local Church Ministries include Education for Faithful Action, the Washington DC Office, FaithINFO, MESA, Gender and Sexuality Justice, and the Pilgrim Press.
Contact: howet@ucc.org or hackenbergr@ucc.org
We are a UCC university in rural Plymouth, WI. We will have information on our Ulrich Center for Faith, Ethics, and Justice. The Ulrich Center has an Ulrich Scholarship Program for students majoring and/or minoring in Religion and/or Social Justice. This is just one of the programs we plan to highlight in our booth. We also will have general information on Lakeland University. Our website is www.Lakeland.edu
Contact: mavmadja@lakeland.edu
Lancaster Theological Seminary is a richly diverse and dynamic graduate school of theology located in the historic city of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. An open and affirming ecumenical seminary affiliated with the UCC, Lancaster Seminary is home to an engaged community of students and faculty from many Christian traditions and backgrounds. Our mission is to educate and nurture leaders to join in God’s redemptive and liberating work so that all creation may flourish. Our website is https://www.lancasterseminary.edu/
Contact: dbogues@lancasterseminary.edu
Water in the desert for immigrants. Social justice-themed t-shirts and Central America handcrafts.
Contact: stung2@cox.net
Louisville Seminary is an open and affirming seminary in Louisville Kentucky offering: a Master of Divinity, Master of Arts in Religion, Masters of Arts in Family Therapy, and Doctorate of Ministry. We have a robust and growing group of UCC alums and are excited to continue to be in partnership!
Contact: sbabcock@lpts.edu
UCC Everywhere is a digital marketing program to help your church stand out and share its message with faith-seekers online. Stop by and learn more about how this program is revolutionizing the world of ‘digital ministry,’ and how we can help you.
Contact: jeffersonc@ucc.org
NRCAT’s interactive booth brings participants face to face with survivors of solitary confinement in U.S. prisons & jails sharing their stories through virtual reality technology and NRCAT’s series, Humans Out of Solitary. Participants will be invited to ‘take action’ and learn how their congregation can get involved in the national campaign to end torture and promote racial justice.
Website: http://www.nrcat.org
A Tribute to John C. Dorhauer, the 9th General Minister & President.
Contact: Williamsc@ucc.org
All are invited to check out the Open and Affirming Coalition table at the 2023 General Synod! Come for the free stickers, stay for the chats, resource browsing, and – if you’re lucky – a chance to meet the new ONA Executive Director!
Contact: office@openandaffirming.org
The Pacific Islander and Asian American Ministries (PAAM) will be celebrating 50 years of being the voice of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders within the United Church of Christ. We have been instrumental in our UCC being a multicultural and multiracial denomination and will continue to advocate for social justice issues for our PAAMILY. Please come visit our booth to learn more about PAAM, our goals, and our vision for justice for all.
Contact: efencabo@gmail.com
Pacific School of Religion (PSR) Hospitality Booth. PSR prepares a diverse cadre of spiritually rooted leaders with the vision, resilience, and skill to create a world where all can thrive. Stop by to learn more, rest, reconnect with old friends, make new friends, and share refreshments
Contact: nnaffaa@psr.edu
Partners for Sacred Places is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to the sound stewardship of older and historic sacred places for active community use. Our table will offer information on all our services and programs. Visit our website at www.sacredplaces.org
Contact: rstackhouse@sacredplaces.org
PATHWAYS Theological Education, Inc. exists to offer a range of stimulating, accessible, and affordable online progressive Christian resources for church leaders, faith explorers, pastors, and those discerning various vocations and callings within and outside the church community. PATHWAYS welcomes students from a wide variety of denominational and faith backgrounds. PATHWAYS Theological Education, Inc., is a registered independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. It began as a program of the Southeast Conference of UCC. PATHWAYS continues to be affiliated with the Southeast Conference, works with UCC participants across the nation, and is a respected member of the Regional Theological Education Consortium. Learners who complete the full program receive an MDiv equivalency. Visit our website at https://www.pathwaystheological.org/
Contact: president@pathwaystheological.org
Visit the Philanthropy Exhibit space to explore our exciting capital campaigns, including the Join the Movement to End Racism. Philanthropy team and Join the Movement team members will greet you, answer questions, and engage you in fun, interactive activities.
Contact: warnera@ucc.org
Phillips Theological Seminary offers a unique graduate theological education experience amid a historical context. We learn and teach at the intersection of Indigenous lands, close to a community destroyed in the Tulsa Race Massacre, and in the middle of one of the most religious sections of the U.S. Our faculty members recognize the importance of this context and teach with it in mind, providing high-quality online and in-person theological education that doesn’t have to leave you deep in debt. Tuition aid reductions of 60-to-80 percent go to EVERY student, including our Doctor of Ministry degree program. The Center for Ministry and Lay Training’s fully online program allows you to explore your call to ministry or even earn a Certificate in Pastoral Ministry. Our certificate program is open to everyone, does not have a minimum degree requirement, and features eight-week-long courses. This is part of our commitment to educate the whole church. As a student, you’ll not only learn from our top-notch faculty, but you’ll also build a network of others engaged in ministry. Come experience a unique, accessible, and affordable space as we work to minister in today’s world.
Contact: leslie.lesieur@ptstulsa.edu
Retirement Housing Foundation (RHF) is a non-profit organization formed by two UCC clergymen and one layman. Today, RHF has grown into one of the nation’s largest sponsors of housing and services for older adults, persons with disabilities, and low-income families.
Contact: info@rhf.org
Custom Robes, Vestments, and Apparel. WomenSpirit and Abiding Spirit Custom robes and vestments have merged and rebranded as Sacred Stitches. Founded in 1995, we still hand-make all of our robes, vestments, and apparel in Kansas City Mo. Visit our website: https://sacredstitches.com
Contact: kelly@sacredstitches.com
Saint Paul School of Theology is a seminary committed to the formation of people for innovative, creative ministry. Grounded in the academic study of faith and ministry, theology is practiced both in a traditional classroom and in a contextual curriculum offering on-campus, online, and hybrid learning courses. Stop by for information on our degree programs and how to apply. Degrees: •Doctor of Ministry: Spiritual Leadership in Unsettled Times •Master of Divinity •Master of Arts in Christian Ministry •Master of Arts in Theological Studies Visit our website: https://www.spst.edu/
Contact: shannon.hancock@spst.edu
Seven Counties Services / Bellewood & Brooklawn provide a comprehensive continuum of care that helps vulnerable individuals find hope, make positive changes in their lives, and realize their potential. We serve more than 31,000 Kentuckians annually through mental, behavioral, and developmental health programs, substance abuse treatment, crisis intervention, therapeutic residential treatment programs for youth, and therapeutic foster care.
Contact: rrobinson@sevencounties.org
Handmade stoles, paraments, and other liturgical garb and fabric art.
Contact: julie@bvfof.org
Steeplebush Stoles is the artistic collaboration of two long-time friends and quilters. We have merged our quilting art with the stole design. Our love of quilting and fabric art shines through in every stole. We create unique stoles geared to each color of the liturgical calendar and those special occasions like baptisms and weddings. Most stoles are reversible offering you the best value. It’s our way of saying thanks for all the work you do. Visit us at: https://etsy.com/market/steeplebushstoles
Contact: cisquilts@hotmail.com
The Good Shepherd UCC is an active church on the US/Mexico Border that is involved in humanitarian and educational work as well as advocating for just and humane border and immigration policies. In addition, we host a large immigration and border conference each year in mid-January called Common Ground on the Border.
Contact: beinshphrd@aol.com
The Pension Boards, an affiliated ministry of the United Church of Christ, continues to be faithful, innovative, and trustworthy in serving those who serve our church. We carefully manage assets on your behalf and help you secure lifetime retirement income. We anticipate tomorrow’s challenges by leveraging innovative technologies and solutions, and by implementing programs that are financially just and uphold diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging. We also explore new partnerships to expand our service to you, while providing ongoing customer care support, quality health care benefits, and a suite of financial service offerings.
Contact: pesfandiary@pbucc.org
We import fair trade ministry resources from local artisan families in El Salvador and Guatemala. We have supported them in a sustainable manner for up to thirty years. Items that we sell include hand-woven liturgical stoles from indigenous Mayan weavers in Guatemala. Carpenters and painters create one-of-a-kind wooden crosses in La Palma, El Salvador.
Contact: www.thetreeoflifeimports.com or thockertreelife@gmail.com
The United Black Churchmen was formally launched in November 1970 and in 1976, the name United Black Churchmen was changed to United Black Christians to be inclusive and non-sexist. UBC represents lay and clergy persons within the predominately African American churches and congregations of the UCC and also represents those singularly distributed African American members who are in congregations that are not predominantly African American.
Contact: zfwesley2@me.com
Celebrating our WISE ministry (Welcoming, Inclusive, Supportive, Engaged) around issues of mental health, including highlighting our 50-plus nationwide WISE churches. Handouts include material on how churches can begin the WISE process leading to certification and our newest project on Intersectionality.
Contact: DrVKHarvey@gmail.com
The UCC Palestine Israel Network is a grass-roots organization to promote justice for Palestinians. We conduct our work in partnership with our Global Ministries partners as well as other advocacy and solidarity groups, and partners in Palestine and Israel.
Contact: dyoshida@gmail.com
The store is your hub for all things UCC and so much more: apparel, identity items, and resources from the covenanted ministries. Come see us!
Contact: tysonm@ucc.org
We are a nonprofit providing full-service facilities management services to camps, conferences, and retreat centers.
Contact: mikecarr@uccr.org
United Church Homes’ mission is to transform aging by building a culture of community, wholeness, and peace for all those we are privileged to serve. Our work includes providing quality and affordable housing, middle market, and life plan communities in addition to other services available no matter where individuals choose to call home. NaviGuide provides service coordination for individuals and families in need of solutions to support older adults living in their own homes. And the Parker Center for Abundant Aging is an initiative to connect individuals and communities who are interested in transforming the experience of aging through education and conversations that explore what it means to age abundantly.
Visit our website https://www.unitedchurchhomes.org/
Contact: blong-higgins@uchinc.org
Founded as a welcoming, ecumenical school that embraces all denominations and faith traditions, United has been on the cutting edge of progressive theological thought leadership since it was established in 1962. Today, United continues to train leaders who dismantle systems of oppression, explore multifaith spirituality, and push the boundaries of knowledge. Visit our website www.unitedseminary.edu
Contact rbradtke@unitedseminary.edu
Uplands Village is a Life Plan Community with a strong history in the United Church of Christ. Our members and staff are dedicated to providing a community that is inclusive and provides quality care to both our members and the greater community of the Cumberland Plateau in the beautiful state of Tennessee. Visit our website www.uplandsvillage.com
Contact: hmurner@uplandsvillage.com
UrbanSpirit is a poverty education center affiliated with the Christian Church Disciples of Christ. We provide camps, workshops, and other events for youth and adults to help people of relative means understand US economic injustice and consider it in a biblical context. Visit our website www.UrbanSpirit.org
Contact deborah.d.conrad@gmail.com
Wider Church Ministries (WCM), a covenanted ministry of the United Church of Christ, supports UCC ministries around the world and the nation. WCM encourages the participation of all expressions of the church in the global, multiracial, and multicultural church. Come visit our exhibit to learn about the programs of WCM, including Global Ministries, Disaster Ministries, Refugee Ministries, Thursdays in Black, Child and Elder Sponsorship, Advocacy, and Education, Partner Relations, Global HOPE, the United Nations, Ecumenical and Interfaith Relations, Volunteer Ministries, global People-to-People Pilgrimages, mission service, and more. You are also invited to join us in the launch of the Pacific Basin Initiative, as we explore ways in which partners in the region are advocating for creation justice, promoting peace and community resilience, and supporting migrant and minority communities.
Contact: ganslerm@ucc.org
Bright and modern church vestments bring depth and richness to worship. Rev. Sandy Johnson designs stoles in contemporary fabrics that speak to the ancient traditions of the church in fresh new ways. Beautiful fabrics and skillful tailoring are the hallmarks of these unique and creative expressions of your ministry. You can also find her at: https://www.etsy.com/it/shop/WomanoftheClothShop
Contact: sandyjohnson46@gmail.com
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