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	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Jim Palosaari
		One of the leaders in the Jesus Movement of the late 1960s and 1970s, pastor an evangelist, James Michael "Jim" Palosaari, a second generation Finn, was born in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and grew up on a goat farm near Oconomowoc, Wisconsin.
		Palosaari spent his early adult years in the Chicago theater, and eventually became a Christian through the late '60's Jesus movement in Seattle with his future wife, Susan Cowper, daughter of LA County's Health Department's Herbert H. Cowper M.D. Together, they helped form Linda Meissner's Jesus People Army and were discipled by her.
		Jim and his wife Susan went on to start a number of communes, including Jesus People Milwaukee, which dispersed to become "Christ is the Answer" under Bill Lowrey, and JPUSA in Chicago under Dawn and John Herrin, and Jesus People Europe.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Jim-Palosaari (1502 words)

	Jim Palosaari - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		One of the leaders in the Jesus Movement of the 1960s and 1970s, pastor an evangelist, James Michael "Jim" Palosaari, a second generation Finn, was born in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and grew up on a goat farm near Oconomowoc, Wisconsin.
		Palosaari spent his early adult years in the Chicago theater, and eventually became a Christian through the late '60's Jesus movement in Seattle with his future wife, Susan Cowper, daughter of LA County Health Department's Herbert H. Cowper M.D. Together, they helped form Linda Meissner's Jesus People Army and were discipled by her.
		Jim and his wife Susan went on to start a number of communes, including Jesus People Milwaukee, which dispersed to become Christ is the Answer under Bill Lowrey, JePUSA in Chicago under Dawn and John Herrin, and Jesus People Europe.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jim_Palosaari (492 words)

	Kids.Net.Au - Encyclopedia > The Jesus Movement
		She later joined her group with the Children of God, not discovering until later the practices of that group.
		One of her disciples was Jim Palosaari, who along with his wife Sue started a number of Christian communes, discipleship[?] schools (to develop theological depth), and rock groups.
		Out of JPUSA came Cornerstone, the USA's largest Christian music festival; Jim Palosaari was one of the originators of Greenbelt in England, the largest Christian rock festival in the world.
	www.kids.net.au /encyclopedia-wiki/th/The_Jesus_Movement (733 words)

	Jim Palosaari - XFamily - Children of God
		Palosaari spent his early adult years in the Chicago theater, and eventually became a Christian through the late 1960s Jesus movement in Seattle with his future wife, Susan Cowper.
		Jim and his wife Susan went on to start a number of communes, including Jesus People Milwaukee, which dispersed to become "Christ is the Answer" under Bill Lowrey, and Jesus People USA in Chicago under Dawn and John Herrin, and Jesus People Europe.
		Two years later, the Palosaaris' and their two remaining sons took themselves out of ministry to study and work with YWAM on the island of Hawaii for one year.
	www.xfamily.org /index.php/Jim_Palosaari (577 words)

	People & Faces
		Jim Palosaari and the Milwaukee Jesus People - Saved at a tent revival meeting in 1969, Palosaari and his wife Sue joined Linda Meissner's Seattle outreach before venturing off to begin a similar outreach in the Midwest in 1971.
		Returning to the United States, Palosaari established another community in Oregon called the Highway Missionary Society from which the rock group Servant originated.
		Jim Durkin and Lighthouse Ranch - In the summer of 1970 while Jim Durkin was experiencing dissatisfaction with his ministry, he was approached by several Jesus People looking to begin an evangelistic ministry to the hippies.
	www.one-way.org /jesusmovement/leaders/leadrs1.htm (3339 words)

	jim palosaari (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		In Europe, Jim re-formed the Sheep, which eventually became the back-up band for their rock musical, stories made from testamonies of the original group, "Lonesome Stone," financed by UK millionaire, Kenneth Frampton.
		Back in the United States, the Palosaaris formed a second commune in BC, Canada, calling it the "Highway Missionaries," which traveled around North America evangelizing, calling the church to repentance, and living communaly.
		Three years into this new community, the Palosaari's suffered a vital blow to their family and ministry when their eight year old son, Seth Highland Palosaari, died in an automobile accident with two other members of the community.
	www.yourencyclopedia.net /jim_palosaari.html (505 words)

	The Servant Story - an attempt at telling the story of the Christian rock band Servant \| Dan Roth - Pastor of Disaster (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The recently-divorced Jim Palosaari and his girlfriend Sue were drawn to Christ in the summer of 1968 [1969?] at a tent meeting revival in Maltby, Washington.
		Jim's concern for discipleship of new street Christians, who were often very enthusiastic but not very Biblically-literate, led to the establishment of The Jesus People Milwaukee Discipleship School.
		Jim's group, The Jesus Family, included the band Sheep and about thirty of the older members of JPM.
	danroth.org /node/10 (1755 words)

	Excess deer in U.P.? It's a matter of perspective
		Evelyn Palosaari of Chassell Township, a board member of Copper Country Farm Bureau, said many farmers see deer as a pest.
		Many of the farmers in the U.P. are dairy farmers, and they grow alfalfa to feed their cows, but a reduction in the alfalfa crop because of deer has caused a drop in milk production, according to Palosaari.
		Jim Vandamme, a dairy and potato producer in Delta and Marquette counties, regards deer as a serious threat.
	www.cns.jrn.msu.edu /articles/2003_0131/DEER.html (1026 words)

	Jesus Movement
		She later joined her group with the Children of God, not discovering until later the practices of that group.
		One of her disciples was Jim Palosaari, who along with his wife Sue started a number of Christian communes, discipleship[?] schools (to develop theological depth), and rock groups.
		Out of JPUSA came Cornerstone, the USA's largest Christian music festival; Jim Palosaari was one of the originators of Greenbelt in England, the largest Christian rock festival in the world.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/je/Jesus_Movement.html (708 words)

	Cycle News Online
		Matt Menzer showed some amazing speed in the 125cc Junior class, and Tyler Smulders (935) showed the state that he may be one of the best, winning seven motos on the day.
		Eric Palosaari grabbed the first-moto holeshot as the 125cc Junior class took to the track.
		Palosaari kept it on but was soon passed by Crevier for the lead.
	www.cyclenews.com /events/ShowStory.asp?HeadlineID=1427 (642 words)

	Jim Palosaari
		One of the leaders in the Jesus Movement of the 1960s and 1970s, a pastor and an evangelist, Jim Palosaari was born into a goat-farming family in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and grew up in Wisconsin.
		Jim went on to start a number of communes, including Jesus People Milwaukee, which split up to become Christ is the Answer, JePUSA, and Jesus People Europe.
		In Europe Jim formed the band Sheep and the rock musical Lonesome Stone, as well as starting the largest Christian music festival in the world, Greenbelt, which still was operating in the early 21st century.
	www.fact-index.com /j/ji/jim_palosaari.html (256 words)

	Servant (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Using a variety of styles, from folk rock to new wave, they were known for calling the Christian church to repent and turn back to social justice and caring for the poor.
		Unusually for a rock band, and due to Jim's extensive theatre background, they often instituted short skits into their gigs on stage.
		Started in 1976 and lasting 12 years, the group toured extensively, recorded 6 albums, and became one of the most important and influential Christian rock groups.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Servant_(band) (250 words)

	No Title Is Quite Stupid Enough
		Jim the bartender's version (also scrawled in Phil's notebook after we told him that Rich and Amy were having a baby): Rich, congratulations on the fallopian swim team finally reaching the gold after many, many Olympics!
		Jim the bartender remembers me (he remembers the $50 in tips he got from us anyway).
		Jim has made $85 in tips from us today and is in a really good mood now.
	www.borderline.us.mensa.org /groupEffort/stupid.html (4138 words)

	Jesus People USA - Meet our Family
		Jim and Sue Polosaari, "The Milwaukee Story," and "A Year with Jesus" Street Level 2, no. 1, (January 1971 or 1972), 5°©10.
		The name change from "Charity" to "Resurrection Band" occurred because Jim Palosaari felt that the original name implied JP Milwaukee was "looking for a handout." Jim refused to advertise the band in Street Level until they changed their name; thus the switch to "Resurrection." Of such things, rock'n'roll history is made.
		It was the season theatre director, Jim Palosaari, brought his hippy troupe of actors, musicians and dancers from the United States to perform their 'Jesus Rock Musical, Lonesome Stone' at the capital's premier rock and roll venue, The Rainbow Theatre in Finsbury Park.
	www.jpusa.org /notes.html (4019 words)

	SERVANT - RIGHTEOUS ROCK: OWEN & SANDIE BROCK, BRUCE WRIGHT, MATT SPRANSY, BOB HARDY, ROB MARTENS, DAVID HOLMES, ...
		Future Servant promoter/manager James Michael "Jim" Palosaari was saved in 1969 and married Susan Cowper soon after.
		Jim Palosaari moved his community to London and renamed them 'The Jesus Family.' It is there that Palosaari starts a multi-media Jesus Rock musical called 'Lonesome Stone' and co-founds the famous England Greenbelt Festival:
		During a reunion of Lonesome Stone, the HMS was developed at the hand of a man named Jim Palosaari (Who was the primary evangelist and promoter of Lonesome Stone).
	members.firstinter.net /markster/Servant/biography1.htm (3953 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Ackerman said that Ken Palosaari is working on the active directory part of this project.
		Palosaari said the policies seem to be working fine.
		Ackerman went on to explain that an AFS cell is a collection of AFS servers in a database.
	www.mtusysadm.mtu.edu /cgi-bin/minutes?minutes=minutes_03_05_15 (857 words)

	Servant Guitar Tabs and Chords
		Servant was a Christian rock group based out of the Highway Missionary Society in Grants Pass, Oregon, which eventually became The Servant Community in Cincinnati, Ohio.
		Using a variety of styles, from folk rock to new wave, they were known for calling the Christian church to repent and turn back to social justice and caring for the poor.
		Unusually for a rock band, and due to Jim's extensive theatre background, they often instituted short skits into their gigs on stage.
	www.guitarmasta.net /s/servant (223 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Resurrection Band
		A product of the Jesus Movement, they were part of the Jesus People USA Travelling Team founded by an evangelist known as Jim Palosaari.
		In the late 1980s, their bassist Jim Denton left to attend theological seminary and was replaced by longtime Rez roadie, songwriter and engineer Roy Montroy.
		Jim Denton- bass guitar, replaced by Roy Montroy
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Resurrection_Band (269 words)

	HISTORY OF THE JESUS MOVEMENT: Street Level - Homelessness and Poverty in Canada
		In the late '60s when rock music became the voice of the burgeoning youth populace the rock media tended to focus on the shocking stories of those pushing the envelope of experience.
		Their second release, this group was one of the two bands to emerge from the Milwaukee Jesus People group (the other was Resurrection Band).
		The Sheep were under the leadership of Jim Palosaari's group which headed overseas to Europe to evangelize throughout Finland, Sweden, and eventually in England where they produced and performed the musical Lonesome Stone.
	www.streetlevelconsulting.ca /newsArticlesStats/Jesus_Movement.htm (7012 words)

	The Highway Missionary Society
		My dad and mom, Jim and Susan Palosaari, were primary leaders in the
		Sue and Jim Palosaari were originally with Linda Meisner's Jesus People Army.
		They were married in a coffee house that is now a CD store underneath the Space Needle- but the columns are still painted the way my Mom had them.
	www.geocities.com /abdulmuhib (946 words)

	Cornerstone Magazine :: JPUSA Reunion (Jesus People Milwaukee, Christ is the Answer, Highway Missionaries) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Under Jim Palosaari's leadership we witnessed, we preached.
		And then Jim was hugging its like his old Teddy Bear self, and there was Jenny with babies and Bill Lowery without his tent.
		The bands played throughout the day: the new Servant front Jim and Sue's emerging Vancouver ministry, Highway Missionaries, Inc.; the original Sheep of early days lifting our hearts with the same joy, Joyful Noise from Christ Is The Answer; and the heavy‑metal music of Resurrection Band.
	www.cornerstonemag.com /pages/show_page.asp?232 (744 words)

	Winter Soldier Investigation: Americal, Part I
		And maybe it'll stop, like my younger brother, or, or some of your younger brothers or sisters, or your children, from going over there and then having to come home and live with these same nightmares.
		And everything he said was true and, you know, I had to support him.
		I just felt that now was the time for me to do my part, to let people know how I feel, or how Jim feels, and how many, many of us feel.
	lists.village.virginia.edu /sixties/HTML_docs/Resources/Primary/Winter_Soldier/WS_49_Americal.html (4297 words)

	Michigan Farm Bureau: AgriNotes February 15, 2001 Issue
		Michigan Farm Bureau is among several organizations sponsoring free workshops designed to give communities the know-how to save precious farmland while balancing inevitable growth.
		Specifically, the workshops will touch on development of agricultural districts, purchase of development rights, urban growth boundaries, transfer of development rights and other land conservation tools.
		Learning how to save farmland is particularly critical in Michigan, where the U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates that more than 1 million acres of Michigan farmland, or 10 percent of the state's agricultural land, has changed to a different use over the last 15 years.
	www.michiganfarmbureau.com /press/2001/20010215.php?printer_friendly=true (2919 words)

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