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The Greater Milwaukee Synod (GMS) is a geographic grouping of congregations in southeastern Wisconsin, extending from Sheboygan down to the Illinois border and from Lake Michigan to the western edge of Waukesha County. As one of the 65 synods of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), GMS is comprised of 115 congregations, 4 Synod Authorized Worshiping Communities, and 59,143 baptized members. Led by Bishop Paul D. Erickson and a 17-member synod council, GMS aims to foster authentic diversity and support congregations and rostered ministers through various resources and events. GMS organizes annual learning gatherings, such as the Together in Mission workshop, where lay and rostered leaders come together to worship, celebrate their partnership in the Gospel, and learn about ministry topics. The synod also collaborates with partners like the Healing Network to provide leadership training and team formation workshops for clergy, congregational staff, and members. With a commitment to equipping the saints for the work of ministry and building up the Body of Christ, GMS strives to make a positive impact in the community and support the mission of its congregations.Generated from the website

Hmong American Peace Academy is an educational institution based in Milwaukee, WI, offering a range of academic programs and services. With a focus on promoting cultural awareness and academic excellence, the academy provides a supportive learning environment for students of all backgrounds. Generated from their business information

Notre Dame School of Milwaukee is a K3-8 Catholic educational institution sponsored by the School Sisters of Notre Dame, featuring three campuses that serve coed primary and single-gender middle schools. With a strong focus on empowering students to reach their full potential, the school emphasizes a dual language model in Spanish and English, along with technology integration and after-school enrichment programs. The school comprises the Mother Caroline Campus for coed primary education, the Blessed Theresa Campus for girls in grades 5-8, and the St. Florian Campus for boys in grades 5-8. Notable features include a commitment to graduate support and a successful track record, with a high percentage of students graduating high school and enrolling in college. Generated from the website