Who: MOSAIC Inter-Faith Ministries (dba Lutheran Social Service of UT)
All are Welcome!
What: Prayer/ Potluck -Refugee and Immigrant Senior Justice
When: Thursday June 20th 11-12 pm Prayer 12-1pm Lamb & Potluck Luncheon
Where: MOSAIC Inter-Faith Building (4392 S 900 E SLC)
Why: World Refugee Day of Prayer & Celebration
When:
MOSAIC Schedule for June 20th – World Refugee Day 11-12 (Luncheon Follows)
This year we are roasting a lamb throughout the morning for the luncheon.
For details see flyer below! Feel free to reprint any information. Everyone is very welcome to attend with
their guests.
Life, Like the Changing of the Seasons, Continues, Always Sacred...
Dr. Leslie Whited, CEO
MOSAIC Inter-Faith Ministries
Utah Ethical Leadership Award Nominee
Daniels Fund Ethics Initiative
U of U David Eccles School of Business
Nia Imani Association Community Leadership Agency Award
Presented at Community Lutheran Church
Senator Maxine Washington, Keynote Speaker, Los Angeles, CA
Martin Luther King Jr. Humanitarian & Justice Agency Award
MOSAIC Inter-Faith Ministries
Celebrating 24 Years of Service
4392 South 900 East
Salt Lake City, Utah 84124
801-588-0139/801-721-2641/801-703-3274
801-588-0140 - Fax
www.LSSU.org (web-site)
www.MosaicInterFaithMinistries@yahoo.co
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Sheehan Drives Detroit with Success and Mechanical Woes
Detroit, MI - June 3, 2019 - Rounds 5 and 6 of the 2019 Trans Am presented by Pirelli season saw two highly contrasting races on the hugely challenging Detroit street circuit, June 1-2 in warm spring weather and in front of large Motor City crowds. The No. 97 LTK Insulation Technologies Ford Mustang driven by Tom Sheehan rebounded from a disappointing weekend at Lime Rock to record two highly creditable finishes, with Sunday's race featuring a peach of a drive from Sheehan who was closing in on a podium finish only for brake failure to rob him of a top result.
Uniquely in the Trans Am season, the weekend at Detroit features only the most competitive class of Trans Am racers, the TA2 cars. Billed as the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix presented by Lear, it also is the only weekend to feature two races, one on Saturday and one on Sunday, making it the most intense weekend of competition of the year. Testing for the cars began Friday morning. By noon on Saturday it became clear that Damon Racing and the LTK crew had made rapid strides from Lime Rock the previous weekend with pilot Tom Sheehan consistently finding speed pacing the top ten racers.
Saturday morning’s race is the TA2 Muscle Car Challenge powered by AEM and went for a duration of 36 laps distance. A thrilling round on the streets of Belle Isle featured four different leaders, while a super smooth drive from Sheehan saw him improve from 10th at the start to a finishing position of 8th that was subsequently upgraded to 7th due to an infringement by Rafa Matos. A best lap of 1:37:209 and 19 Championship points - making it the best result of the season so far for the Granite State wheelman.
There is no separate qualifying session for Sunday’s race with the best lap times from Saturday’s race determining the grid for the race dubbed The Motor City Dash. Starting from 8th on the grid for Race 2, early scrimmaging saw Tom Sheehan in the No. 97 LTK Insulation Technologies Ford Mustang drop back to 11th before a steady charge saw him pick off rivals one-by-one. Steady became spectacular advancing to fifth place. The No. 97 looked destined to better the previous day’s finishing position. A best lap of 1:38:182 on lap 25 was bettered still on lap 32 with 1:37:636 and Sheehan was charging as the race neared its climax. However, up ahead, Misha Goikhberg got loose, causing him to spin into the tire barrier as Turn 7 claimed another victim. Goikhberg’s incident brought out the safety car and with limited time on the clock, the debris was not cleared before the race clocked expired. The Dash in Detroit ended under yellow, but not before brake failure had caused Sheehan to retire, agonizingly close to the end of the race and meaning that his fully deserved charge slipped to P11 when the race was halted.
“Detroit had positive energy and we managed to set up a car I liked,” stated Tom Sheehan post race. “ We had some good race speed in the car. Mike Cope put a house set up on our car following practice 2 , It brought the car alive, I did a great job of keeping our car out of trouble up to our last lap. I am disappointed with the bad luck falling on us but excited to get back in the car. We have some time to reset and make the most of the time off we have now through Indy.”
It’s The Brickyard next for Sheehan and the TA2 powered by AEM drivers on the first weekend in August. Keep up with Trans Am driver Tom Sheehan on social media – Facebook page is Damon Racing; Instagram is TomSheehanTA97 and Twitter give us a follow @TomTA2_97.
For more information on LTK Insulation Technologies please visit the website online at https://ltkinsulationtechnologies.com/.
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