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Encyclopedia > NCLS

Northern California Lindy Society (NCLS) was founded in 1984, incoporated as a non-profit corporation in 1997. It is completely run by volunteers.


Mission statement

To preserve and promote the original American dance form known as the Lindy Hop, to educate the public about the music and dances that relate to Lindy and to develop a flourishing local Lindy Hop community that is friendly to all.


External link

  • The Northern California Lindy Society home page (http://www.ncls.com/).

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The Uniting Church In Australia (Ncls Findings) (2372 words)
NCLS research suggests that churches that are missional, focussed beyond themselves and their own needs, tend to be more effective.
In NCLS research, a 'newcomer' to church life is someone who prior to joining their congregation was not regularly involved in a congregation elsewhere.
NCLS RESEARCH is a research agency that seeks to assist churches to move forward in mission and ministry in Australia, and to encourage the wider community to reflect upon its spiritual journey and the churches' place within it.
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