*Our Executive Director, the Rev. Tom Goodhue, has some Sundays available for guest preaching this winter. You can reach him at tomgoodhue@optonline.net or 516-565-0290, ext. 206.

*LICC chaplain Nancy Schaffer, who is ordained in the United Church of Christ, is available for guest preaching. Call 631-586-9667.

*The Rev. Lawrence W. Swensen, one of the LICC’s chaplains, is available for guest preaching. You can reach him at 516-794-4505.

*Chaplain Wally Merna, the manager of our Freeport food pantry, is licensed to preach in the United Church of Christ. You can reach him at 516-458-1360 or chaplainwally@gmail.com. He also would be happy to speak to service clubs or other community organizations.

*Timothy Denton, our Finance Director, is available occasionally to speak about the ministry of the LICC. You can reach him at licc@optonline.net.

*The Rev. Dr. Cecily Broderick y Guerra, Vice-President for Pastoral Care of Episcopal Health Services and a member of the LICC Pastoral Care Committee is available for guest preaching. She can be reached at 718-869-7835 or cbroderi@ehs.org.

*The Rev. David L. Tucker, a retired United Church of Christ pastor who lives in Mineola, is available for pulpit supply and interim work. You can reach him at 516-750-8355  or  dltgap@optonline.net.

*The Rev. Yuri Ando, who is ordained in the United Methodist Church and trained in Gestalt Pastoral Care, is available for pulpit supply in Suffolk and occasionally in Nassau. Please call her at 631-744-4836 or email at ymando@optonline.net.

*Pastor Emilce Erato of Iglesia Luterana de la Resurrection in Uniondale, is available for guest preaching on Sunday mornings or other times that do not conflict with her worship service on Sunday at 1:00. She is ordained to ministry of Word and Sacrament in the ELCA and can preach or celebrate communion in Spanish as well as English. You can reach her at 516-770-2494.

*The Rev. Elsa Callender, a United Church of Christ clergywoman, is available for guest and supply preaching. You can reach her at 917-836-8524.

*Bob MacMillan, an attorney who founded the Long Island Housing Partnership, chaired the Panama Canal Commission, and served as a trustee of the American Medical Association, is available for guest speaking on the future of healthcare and other topics. He also has preached on Laity Sunday about his ministry as a layperson. You can reach him at 516-610-1000.

*Kathy Burton, the Church World Service associate director for Long Island, is available for guest-speaking and preaching. She also would be glad to report to denominational meetings on the work that CWS is doing. You can reach her at 860-598-9194, 888-297-2767, or kburton@churchworldservice.org.

*Sister Camille D'Arienzo, RSM, who has done extensive prison ministry with death-row inmates, is available for speaking and preaching. You can reach her at cherilife@aol.com or 718-366-0966.

*Sue Terry is a graduate of New Brunswick Seminary and is a licensed preacher in the United Church of Christ (and can celebrate communion in Suffolk County). She can be reached at gterrys@aol.com or 631-751-1170.

*Tom Lyons, a member of Mt. Sinai Congregational Church (UCC) who is active in the Heifer Project, would be happy to speak or preach in local churches. He can be reached a 631-928-4317 or lyonheifer@aol.com.

*Imam Khalid Lateef is available for guest preaching and for lectures on topics such as

1. The difference between Farakhan's Nation of Islam and the religion of Al-Islam.

2. The need for Muslims to support vs. "tolerate" the religious beliefs of others.

3. The effects of Racialism on Islam and the Human Family.

4. The United State's diversity as the best example and hope for the Human Family. 

5. The divisive effects of the narrow promotion of religious dogma, with claims of exclusivity.

6. The influence of traditions, culture and nationalism on the way people practice "Islam".

7. The practice of "Islam" with a focus on "academics" (learning to speak Arabic, memorizing volumes of Hadith, etc.) vs. character development (practicing the "do's and  don'ts" from the Holy Quran). You can reach him at 631-586-0875 (h), or kslateef@aol.com.

*Rabbi Moses Birnbaum of the Jewish Center in Kew Gardens Hills is the former interreligious chair for the Long Island Chapter of the American Jewish Committee and a past president of the LI Board of Rabbis.  He would be glad to guest-preach in churches and other houses of worship. You can reach him at 718-263-6500, 516-622-6385, 516-768-6665, or ramab18@yahoo.com.

*Kirby Einhorn from Long Island Wins, a communications and education campaign focused on immigration issues on Long Island, would be glad to speak in local congregations about how to solve problems created by our failed national immigration laws and how to prevent hate crimes in our communities. You can contact her at kirbyliw@gmail.com or visit www.longislandwins.com.

*The Rev. Max B. Surjadinata, who has served UCC congregations on Long Island and now lives in Manhattan, would be glad to speak about his experiences in Israel and Palestine with the Ecumenical Accompaniment Program of the World Council of Churches. He can be reached at 212-222-1899, srjdnt@aol.com, or mbsur@yahoo.com.

*Stephen Langdon, an Advanced Lay Speaker in the United Methodist Church, is available for guest-preaching in Nassau. You can reach him at 516-507-0935.

*The Rev. Stefanie Regis is available for guest preaching. You can reach her at 516-520-9292 or seviregis@msn.com.

*The Rev. Patricia Sealy, a graduate of New Brunswick Theological Seminary who is ordained in the Elim International Church, is available for guest preaching. You can reach her at patsealy@verizon.net or manna0504@verizon.net.

*Darrell W. Pone, MD, a member of the Congregational Church of South Hempstead and author of We've Come This Far By Faith; Dr Pone's Ten Keys to Success is available for guest speaking about overcoming cerebral palsy. You can reach him at 516-647 2477.