2009-Vol.18,no.1

• What's Mime: Thanks for the generous response to our appeal, and free brochures! Page 2.
  
  
• Ask Akhi: What about raised beds?, and a reader comment about "The Shack." Page 3.
  
  
• ReSource: A review of "The Road" by Cormac McCarthy on page 4.
  
  
• Review and appeal: A graduate helps our annual appeal and a few client comments on page 5.
  
  
• Artfully Done: A retreat experience with L'Arche on pages 6 and 7.
  
  

2008-Vol.17,no.2

• What's Mime: Thank you Giant Eagle Foundation for $6000 to help us set up an entirely new database system, page 2.
  
  
• Ask Akhi: One by one we can gather and bring peace to our surroundings, page 3.
  
  
• ReSource: You Can't Say; ‘You can't play. A book review of a book by Vivian Gussin Paley, pages 4 and 5
  
  
• Spotlight: Barb Ballenger, where she is now, and a game she loves to play with her student - Musical Shoe On Your Head, pages 6 and 7.
  
  

2008-Vol.17,no.1

• What's Mime, bullying update, membership reminder, free audio cassettes
  
  
• Ask Akhi, page 3
  
  
• Artfully Done, a sustainable solution and Spotlight on Julie Beers, pages 4-6
  
  
• Book Review of The Shack, page 7
  
  

2007-Vol.16,no.3

• The Story Behind Akhi, page 3
  
  
• ReSources, This I Believe, page 4 and 5
  
  
• Spotlight on board member Kate Gillooly, page 6
  
  

2007-Vol.16,no.2

• What's Mime: calling all members! We need to hear from you--page two
  
  
• What does Akhi do with all the coins we give him? Spotlight on Sarah Kloos--page three
  
  
• God's broken and beautiful--pages four and five
  
  
• A review of Tear Soup from Mary Lou Beers
  
  

2007-Vol.16,no.1

• Spring checklist--Cover
  
  
• What's Mime: Our reconstructed website is up and running and we have a new email address. And St. Anthony of Padua is selling fair trade chocolate due to our program!--page two
  
  
• Akhi muses on rights and the spotlight focuses on the artistic director's son, David--page three
  
  
• Living God's Justice' is a valuable resource, a book review--pages four and five
  
  
• Living God's Justice' is a valuable resource, a book review--pages four and five
  
  
• A weekend with lawyers and a judge; a Heart to Heart retreat--pages five and six
  
  
• Thank you end-of-year Have A Heart donors and a photo from our recent benefit--page seven.
  
  

2006-Vol.15,no.2

• "A cry in the night, and a child is born. A child in a stable; there isn't any room. A cry in the night and God has made our restlessness his home."--Cover
  
  
• Thanks again to the Giant Eagle Foundation; we still have our office at South Euclid-Hillcrest UMC--page two
  
  
• Do you think there should be post-season playoffs to determine the national champion for college football?--page three
  
  
• Confirmation Resources: a quick look at a few examples that hard to beat--pages four and five
  
  
• Confirmation Resources: a quick look at a few examples that hard to beat--pages four and five
  
  
• Thanks Pat Hannon--page six
  
  
• Pam Kestner--page six Pam Kestner, office manager--page seven, Prayer of Thomas Merton--page seven
  
  

2006-Vol.15,no.1

• Thank you note for a teacher--Cover
  
  
• Jean Kloos (again), cofounder and best friend--page two, Pat Hannon leaves Beacon Street; board members leave too--page two
  
  
• Annual appeal letter--page three, "I write to send my profound thank you for a much needed Zen moment."--page three
  
  
• On the road: a month in the life of Beacon Street--page four and five
  
  
• On the road: a month in the life of Beacon Street--page four and five, Books: Old and New as seen from the reading glasses of Bob Kloos - Mohandas Gandhi and Rachel Carson--pages five, six, and seven
  
  
• Books: Old and New as seen from the reading glasses of Bob Kloos - Mohandas Gandhi and Rachel Carson--pages five, six, and seven
  
  
• Books: Old and New as seen from the reading glasses of Bob Kloos - Mohandas Gandhi and Rachel Carson--pages five, six, and seven
  
  

2005-Vol.14,no.3

• Oscar Romero quote (graphic)--Cover
  
  
• Thank you Giant Eagle Foundation; new web site up soon; farewell Pat Hannon--page two
  
  
• Dick Fratianne MD, board member--page three, Why don't you do something. You just sit there!--page three
  
  
• Urban Community School: still in the city, still preparing kids. "We First." How Beacon Street's anti-bullying program lands in a school that wants to address the problem--pages four and five
  
  
• Urban Community School: still in the city, still preparing kids. "We First." How Beacon Street's anti-bullying program lands in a school that wants to address the problem--pages four and five, What is a Challenge Day? Notice; choose; act--pages five and six
  
  
• What is a Challenge Day? Notice; choose; act--pages five and six
  
  
• End of the year appeal letter--page seven
  
  

2005-Vol.14,no.1

• Prayer Without Borders: celebrating global wisdom, by Barb Ballenger--Cover
  
  
• Mark Malangoni MD joins the board; Bob is invited to be on staff at ARW, Annual Recreation Workshop in Montreat NC--page two
  
  
• You can take the girl out of Beacon Street, but you can't take the Beacon Street out of the girl, by Barb Ballenger--page four
  
  
• Mark Malangoni MD, board member--page five
  
  
• "How realistic is the Gospel" -an unexpected question from a Confirmation candidate--page six
  
  
• We ran out of oil for the lamps!--page seven
  
  

2004-Vol.13,no.1

• "Be not lax in celebrating; be not lazy in the festive service of God; be ablaze with enthusiasm." Hildegard of Bingen--Cover
  
  
• A memorable Have A Heart benefit; Beacon Street featured in the diocesan Universe Bulletin; Tracy Kidder's book Mountains Beyond Mountains-page two
  
  
• We recently saw many thousands of Muslims praying in a public manner in our city. Why?--page three
  
  
• Performing arts conferences, festivals, and workshops--pages four and five
  
  
• Elizabeth Robenalt, board member--page five, Performing arts conferences, festivals, and workshops--pages four and five
  
  
• Holy Thursday retreat at Saint Dominic Grade School--page six
  
  
• Where are they now? "Birds of a feather" by Kim Manning--page seven
  
  

2003-Vol.12,no.1

• Ministry on a Mission—Cover
  
  
• Photos in the clown face: Have A Heart, "Summer Ruffing It", St. Paul Parish Mission-Cover Rev. Sally Price, a new brochure from graphic artist Sue Fichner, and thanks again to Giant Eagle Foundation--page two
  
  
• Help! I made a large donation to an animal protection organization--page three
  
  
• The Fish Philosophy from Pike Place Fish Market--page four
  
  
• Youngstown's little secret: Saint Paul the Apostle Parish in New Middletown OH--pages five and six
  
  
• Youngstown's little secret: Saint Paul the Apostle Parish in New Middletown OH--pages five and six, Where are they now?-Steve Rico--page six and seven
  
  
• Where are they now?-Steve Rico--page six and seven, Lou Geneva, board member--page seven
  
  

2002-Vol.11,no.2

• Cover
  
  
• Mission Notes: 1) Proclaim the Gospel with your life, 2) Use words when necessary-Cover The Giant Eagle Foundation stepped up; Champa completes our audit in impeccable fashion; Beacon Street works with school faculties--page two
  
  
• ". . .the world is in terror. How can you sit out in the open at your gate day after day?"--page three
  
  
• A mission success formula: Satisfaction = the total number of participants possible x the task at hand +/- the time available--pages four and five
  
  
• A mission success formula: Satisfaction = the total number of participants possible x the task at hand +/- the time available--pages four and five
  
  
• Belleville and Rockville Centre: youth-full assemblies--page six
  
  
• John Sideras, board member--page seven
  
  

2002-Vol.11,no.1

• Make Way for Old Turtle (graphic) about a book by Douglas Wood--Cover
  
  
• New board members and thanks for your support--page two
  
  
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• "And Old Turtle smiled . . . and so did God."; and A Million Visions of Peace--pages four and five
  
  
• "And Old Turtle smiled . . . and so did God."; and A Million Visions of Peace--pages four and five
  
  
• Parish missions: a fruitful adventure for our ministry--page six
  
  
• Have you gone to a soccer match? Do you have a favorite team?--page seven, Conrad Gromada, board member--page seven
  
  

2001-Vol.10,no.3

• A Cry for Peace for Akhi (photo); "Know your path, learn the dance, open your hand to the gift of the poor--Cover
  
  
• Honoring Akhi (where this character comes from)--page two
  
  
• "The earth is too small a star, and we too brief a visitor upon it for anything to matter more than the struggle for peace." Colman McCarthy--page three
  
  
• Post 9/11: "Now is the time for our most powerful stories, our boldest song"; peace resources--page four and five
  
  
• Post 9/11: "Now is the time for our most powerful stories, our boldest song"; peace resources--page four and five
  
  
• "Legacy" - a program inspired by working with dementia patients at Heather Hill in Chardon OH--page six
  
  
• Tria O'Maille (Thompson)--page seven, Many say that the world will never be the same after September 11. What do you think?--page seven
  
  

2001-Vol.10,no.2

• Looking to the Future (photo of Bob and Tria, New Testament prophets Simeon and Anna)--Cover
  
  
• Our mission: Beacon Street is a ministry that proclaims and celebrates the gospel through the performing arts; photo from centennial celebration of the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Third Order of St. Francis, Stevens Point WI--page two
  
  
• Our organizational values--page three
  
  
• BVU (Business Volunteers Unlimited) a local resource trains volunteers from the business sector to become members of nonprofit boards; and a web guide to other nonprofit resources--page four and five
  
  
• BVU (Business Volunteers Unlimited) a local resource trains volunteers from the business sector to become members of nonprofit boards; and a web guide to other nonprofit resources--page four and five
  
  
• SSJTOSF, an artful centennial celebration for the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Third Order of St. Francis, Stevens Point WI--page six
  
  
• Rev. Diane Walker, board member--page seven, Do you drink coffee?--page seven
  
  

2001-Vol.10,no.1

• Spring to life! (graphic)--Cover
  
  
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• "The Care and Seating of your Audience" - making sure people can see, hear, an sit comfortably makes a good program even better--pages four and five
  
  
• "The Care and Seating of your Audience" - making sure people can see, hear, an sit comfortably makes a good program even better--pages four and five
  
  
• Freelance performers: Bob Soeder, Tria O'Maille (Thompson)-page six
  
  
• Thank you notes from Copley Fairlawn Middle School-page seven, Catholic Schools Week, Have A Heart, Strategic Planning, Young Audiences--page two It is pilgrimage time, so there are many passers-by--page seven
  
  

2000-Vol.9,no.4

• We wish you God's Blessings (graphic)--Cover
  
  
• After twelve years, we are going strong, appreciating your support--page two
  
  
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• Finding the Word of God in the things our family members do and say, by Barb Ballenger--pages four and five
  
  
• Finding the Word of God in the things our family members do and say, by Barb Ballenger--pages four and five
  
  
• Do you shop?-page seven, Ron Renick, expert guitarist, teacher, choir director, Beacon Street supporter--page seven
  
  

2000-Vol.9,no.3

• To everything there is a season. What's new?--Cover
  
  
• Pat Hannon is managing the office well--page two
  
  
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• People we call on to bring color and talent to the Beacon Street mix: Tria Thompson (O'Maille), Robin Echols Cooper, Steve Rico--page five
  
  
• Beacon Street traveled to Holy Cross College in Worchester MA by invitation of former board member Mary Lavin--page six
  
  
• Rev. Sally Wile--page seven, With regard to women's issues, are there cultural restraints where you come from?--page seven
  
  

2000-Vol.9,no.2

• Making a Way--Cover
  
  
• Board and staff--page two
  
  
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• "Everybody Plays" -- Ministering to people with special needs: Disability Ministries of the Diocese of Cleveland; Glenn Bannerman and "hose play"; Betsy Wilson and "Let's Face It" for people with facial difference--pages four and five
  
  
• "Everybody Plays" -- Ministering to people with special needs: Disability Ministries of the Diocese of Cleveland; Glenn Bannerman and "hose play"; Betsy Wilson and "Let's Face It" for people with facial difference--pages four and five
  
  
• Ministry is a life-changing and life-challenging call, by Barb Ballenger--page six
  
  
• Akhi, how lucky you are that you don't have to do anything!--page seven, Maria Livers, still around--page seven
  
  

2000-Vol.9,no.1

• How does our garden grow? What's new at Beacon Street?--Cover
  
  
• We have a business plan--page two
  
  
• Dinner donors--page three
  
  
• The anatomy of a story, from Barb Ballenger's perspective--pages four and five
  
  
• The anatomy of a story, from Barb Ballenger's perspective--pages four and five
  
  
• Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry turns 30--page six
  
  
• Akhi, you sit at the gate all day. Do you get weekends off?-page seven, Jan McKay, board member--page seven
  
  

1999-Vol.8,no.4

• Merry Christmas, Spirit of the Jubilee Year--Cover
  
  
• New Millenium?new ways to serve--page two
  
  
• Be our Valentine--page three
  
  
• Proclaim a Jubilee Year--page four
  
  
• Jubilee Resources--page five
  
  
• Stewardship at South Euclid-Hillcrest UMC--page six
  
  
• Spotlight on Pat Hannon, Akhi and snow!--page seven
  
  

1999-Vol.8,no.2

• Christmas and the Jubilee Year (graphic)--Cover
  
  
• Young Audiences of Greater Cleveland; donations; credit card purchases--page two
  
  
• Be our guest at the third annual Have A Heart dinner dance--page three
  
  
• "Proclaim a year of Jubilee"- resources--pages four and five
  
  
• "Proclaim a year of Jubilee"- resources--pages four and five
  
  
• South Euclid-Hillcrest United Methodist Church, a welcoming church--page six
  
  
• Akhi, have you ever seen snow?-page seven, Pat Hannon, office manager--page seven
  
  

1999-Vol.8,no.1

• "A little bit of change" audio tape and CD recording (photo)--Cover
  
  
• The story behind the recording of the "Change" CD--page three
  
  
• Kathleen Slater leaves Beacon Street office--page two
  
  
• Tips for working with large groups, big audiences--page four and five
  
  
• Tips for working with large groups, big audiences--page four and five
  
  
• Learning the fine art of breathing in Erie PA: Barb Ballenger takes time to regroup and regenerate in prayerful woods--page six
  
  
• Akhi! Do you ever go swimming?--page seven, Mick Wooley, board member-page seven
  
  

1999-Vol.7,no.4

• Bring on the reign--Cover
  
  
• Confirmation programs all year long in Mentor and Bainbridge OH--page two
  
  
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• Young Audiences: a local contingent for a national arts organization--page four
  
  
• Possible summer programs--page five
  
  
• Retreats for caregivers and shepherds--page six
  
  
• My wife smiles when I start to fix something around the house. She says the project ends up worse after I get my hands on it!--page seven, Jean Kloos, Have A Heart chair--page seven
  
  

1998-Vol.7,no.3

• It's our birthday and we are ten!--Cover
  
  
• Our summer conference, "Artfully Done," was cancelled--page two
  
  
• "Once upon a time"- a short story about our beginnings--page three
  
  
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• Crazy Gibberish and Other Story Hour Sketches from a Storyteller's Bag of Tricks--page four Sharing faith, welcoming children, being family--page six
  
  
• What shall I do with those who do not want me to remain poor?--page seven, Al Woolen, board member--page seven
  
  

1998-Vol.7,no.2

• A clown conference (photo)--Cover
  
  
• Laughs in libraries; planning a summer performing arts conference--page two
  
  
• "Artfully Done," register now, thank you’s--page three
  
  
• Web sites worth checking out--page four and five
  
  
• Web sites worth checking out--page four and five
  
  
• Acknowledging volunteers--page six
  
  
• "Thank you for the acknowledgment that some wonderful things can be learned from many disciplines and that we need not all come from the same place to get to the same place"-page seven, Tony Bernardo, board member--page seven
  
  

1998-Vol.6,no.4

• It's winter on our street; "Winterfest" is a seasonal fund-raiser--Cover
  
  
• "Mamma's Mansion," Old Turtle, and an inaugural "Have A Heart"--page two
  
  
• "Everybody Plays" fundraiser thanks--page three
  
  
• A rhyming guide to using Beacon Street in the new year--page four
  
  
• Thinking globally, acting locally: Global Issues Resource Center at Cuyahoga Community College-East Campus--page five
  
  
• Northeast Pre-Release Center: a women's prison welcomed our good news--page six
  
  
• Was that you I saw at the city gate the other day? You seemed so joyful--page seven, Fr. John Blazek csc--page seven
  
  

1997-Vol.6,no.2

• Anticipation: another fall fund-raiser--Cover
  
  
• Team as a model for ministry; "You are My Good News" audio tape; new by-laws--page two
  
  
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• Hey! Where did you get that?: a catalogue of Beacon Street sources, resources, and stops along the way. Peacock feathers, glass ornaments, puppet making, pop-up puppets, hose play, loops, cotton gloves, props, clowning, bandanna folding, peace-making, songs, games--pages four and five
  
  
• Hey! Where did you get that?: a catalogue of Beacon Street sources, resources, and stops along the way. Peacock feathers, glass ornaments, puppet making, pop-up puppets, hose play, loops, cotton gloves, props, clowning, bandanna folding, peace-making, songs, games--pages four and five
  
  
• Ravenna Schools: West Park Elementary closes with a splash of colored gloves and a new song from Barb--page six
  
  
• When a cow laughs, does milk come our her nose?-page seven, Eric Johnson and Cathy LaBianca-Johnson, board members--page seven
  
  

1996-Vol.5,no.4

• We are the light of the world! (photo)--Cover
  
  
• A strategically formulated business plan--page two
  
  
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• Genesis of a story, according to Bob--page four and five
  
  
• Genesis of a story, according to Bob--page four and five
  
  
• Long Island youth welcome Beacon Street--page six
  
  
• Where do you go when the wind blows?--page seven, Kathleen Slater, business manager--page seven
  
  
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• Photos from a fall fund-raiser (photos)--page ten and eleven
  
  
• Photos from a fall fund-raiser (photos)--page ten and eleven
  
  

1996-Vol.5,no.2

• Goodbye old house: our organization moves out of the Rocky River Drive residence--Cover
  
  
• The organization is healthy--page two
  
  
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• Hanky-panky: the trouble you can get into with a bandanna--pages four and five
  
  
• Hanky-panky: the trouble you can get into with a bandanna--pages four and five
  
  
• Midwest Student Gathering in Lake Geneva WI: a coming out party for Barb and Maria--page six
  
  
• "I am here to help with the cash flow. Now I must deal with 'traffic flow.'"--page seven, Christian Livers, board member--page seven
  
  

1996-Vol.5,no.1

• Traveling out of state--Cover
  
  
• Only Children: Erika and Maria--page two, A full calendar and new faces on the board--page two
  
  
• Fools of Note concert, "Beacon Bits"--page three
  
  
• Making music from scratch for from a mix--pages four and five
  
  
• Making music from scratch for from a mix--pages four and five
  
  
• At Wheeling College in WV--page six
  
  
• Stan Kozak, board member--page seven, Has Akhi moved?--page seven
  
  

1995-Vol.4,no.4

• The reign of God is like buried treasure (photo)--Cover
  
  
• Our mission; thanks for the support; and Sue Fichner makes us look good--page two
  
  
• Successful fund-raisers--page three
  
  
• Pop-up puppets from Martha Christman--pages four and five
  
  
• Pop-up puppets from Martha Christman--pages four and five
  
  
• We wake them up at the Call to Action--page six
  
  
• Mary Lavin, board member--page seven
  
  

1995-Vol.4,no.3

• Puppeteers (photo)--Cover
  
  
• Our busiest summer; Zanesville vs. Zanesfield!--page two
  
  
• Fall fund-raisers--page three
  
  
• Parables on a stick: puppetcicles. How to build our handy puppets with flexible faces--pages four and five
  
  
• Parables on a stick: puppetcicles. How to build our handy puppets with flexible faces--pages four and five
  
  
• Christian Family Movement annual conference at Oberlin College--page six
  
  
• How do you deal with the heat of the day?--page seven,
  
  

1995-Vol.4,no.2

• Maria Livers at Bay Presbyterian Church (photo)--Cover
  
  
• Beacon Street goes to the National Catholic Youth Conference in Minneapolis--page two
  
  
• Intergenerational Programs--page three
  
  
• New Life Hospice, Lorain OH--page four
  
  
• In the spotlight at the Alzheimer's Annual Dinner--page five
  
  
• Peacock Feathers can be weighty when it is used as a "parable"--page six
  
  
• What is a painting party? (A fresh coat for Beacon Street manor)--page seven, Karen Peterson, board member--page seven
  
  

1995-Vol.4,no.1

• "Fools of Note" concert (photos)--Cover
  
  
• David; confirmation programs; "Appo Cweek" (fine art and a story) and "Face of Christ" (a song by Barb)--page two, Fred Krause OFM, Capuchin, board member--page two
  
  
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• A day with confirmation candidates from Saint Stephen parish in West Salem OH--page four
  
  
• What is it that Beacon Street does?--page five, Calling all volunteers--page five
  
  

1994-Vol.3,no.3

• The staff (photo) and a new brochure--Cover
  
  
• Mary Ellen Ewers Peña, board member--page two
  
  
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• New material at our fall fund-raiser--page four
  
  
• Thank you notes from kids--page five
  
  
• "Life lessons from the Amish."--page six
  
  
• Three months of Barb Ballenger; Maria Livers on stage; a new brochure; where we serve--page two "Happy holidays?"--page seven
  
  

1994-Vol.3,no.2

• Fire eating and tossing pins! (photos)--Cover
  
  
• Visiting schools and "The Shepherd Song"--page two Barb Ballenger--page two
  
  
• National performing arts conference, and a welcome to Barb Ballenger--page three, Is Beacon Street a 501c3 organization?--page three
  
  

1994-Vol.3,no.1

• Climb Zacchaeus! (photos)--Cover
  
  
• Artist in residence in Canton OH; a trip to Florida; CWRU--page two, Jim Pipik: "I man the phone."--page two
  
  
• Fools of Note concert--page four
  
  
• Why do we spend so much money on Gateway and the Hall of Fame when our children are in schools without sufficient books, computers, or decent classrooms?--page six, Vic Pergola, board member--page six
  
  
• A call for volunteers--page seven
  
  

1993-Vol.2,no.4

• Fr. Geri Tol (photo)--Cover
  
  
• Another fund-raiser, and Beacon Street manor gets a facelift--page two Open House--page two
  
  
• Open House--page three
  
  
• Saint Vincent-Saint Mary HS retreat and mask-making--page four
  
  
• Suzie Thompson, board member/accountant--page five, Is the grass always greener on the other side of the mountains that people make out of their mole hills?--page five
  
  

1993-Vol.2,no.3

• Maria Livers as "Twinkle" (photo)--Cover
  
  
• David Scott Kloos arrives; a busy summer; a successful spring appeal--page two
  
  
• How are old unsold clothes recycled?--page five Akhi lives--page five Joyce Conway, board member--page five
  
  

1993-Vol.2,no.2

Why is the sky blue?--page three

• Akhi controversy: will he stay or will he go?(photo)--Cover
  
  
• How we support ourselves, and a relationship with Young Audiences begins--page two, A cartoon of Zacchaeus--page two
  
  
• Dancing with David--page four
  
  
• Jim Pipik, office manager--page five
  
  

1992-Vol.2,no.1

• Photos from our first fund-raiser--Cover
  
  
• Support, programs, and $5000 from the Breuning Foundation--page two, Beacon Street Primer from office manager Jim Pipik--page two, Bob Kloos, co-founder--page two
  
  
• Saint Noel's Christmas Breakfast--page five
  
  

1991-Vol.1,no.4

• Season's Greetings, Open House, Benefit a big success--Cover
  
  
• Our first mission in Marion OH--page two, Jean Kloos, co-founder--page two
  
  
• "I gave at the church!"--page three, "Take a Step" at Saint Mary Parish in Lorain OH--page three
  
  

1991-Vol.1,no.3

Kim and Steve become associate members of Beacon Street.

• An internship program--Cover
  
  
• Still feeling our way--page two, Steve Rico, co-founder--page two
  
  
• Why are some olives green, and others black?--page three, We traveled to Alderson State Prison in WV--page three
  
  

1991-Vol.1,no.2

Bob Kloos is full-time

• Beacon Street gets an artistic director--Cover
  
  
• Akhi seeks donations for a new nonprofit!--page two, Kim Manning, co-founder--page two
  
  
• Who arted? A retreat at Beaumont HS--page three
  
  

1991-Vol.1,no.1

Welcome: inaugural issue. Beacon Street origins; 501c3; first board of directors--Cover

• Cover
  
  
• Akhi talks about the coins he has no desire to keep--page two, Maria Livers, co-founder--page two, A day with Tetelestai--page two
  
  
• A visit to the Salvation Army--page three