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HOOSIER UNITED METHODISTS e-newsletter
For Friday, May 25, 2007 – Sunday is the Pentecost Sunday
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Edited by Daniel R. Gangler, director of communication dgangler@inareaumc.org
Bible Passage for Sunday
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News and Information
Commentary
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Worship Resources
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Movie Review
Ministerial Appointments
New Job Listings
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BIBLE PASSAGE FOR SUNDAY
Jesus said to his disciples: “If you love me, you will do as I command. Then I will ask the Father to send you the Holy Spirit who will help you and always be with you. The Spirit will show you what is true. The people of this world cannot accept the Spirit, because they don’t see or know him. But you know the Spirit, who is with you and will keep on living in you.”
– John 14:15-17
Contemporary English Version (CEV)
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NEWS AND INFORMATION
NORTH CONFERENCE TO CHARTER FIRST HISPANIC CHURCH IN INDIANA
North Indiana United Methodists will charter their first Hispanic congregation this Pentecost Sunday, May 27, in Fort Wayne. The Rev. Lamar Imes, superintendent of the Fort Wayne District, will conduct an organizational meeting of the new Cristiana Getsemani United Methodist Church at 2 p.m. on Pentecost Sunday at Christ United Methodist Church, 1101 McKinnie Avenue, in Fort Wayne, Ind.
According to Edwin Fenstermacher, associate director of Church Development of the North Indiana United Methodist Conference based in Marion, this will be the first Hispanic United Methodist Church to be chartered in Indiana.
Currently, the Cristiana Getsemani congregation is a part of Christ Church. Cristiana Getsemani was founded by Sergio and Janie Reyes. The 40-member fledgling Hispanic congregation became part of Christ Church on Jan. 30, 2005. At the time, the Reyes’ congregation was in search of a place to meet. The Rev. Jill Wright, pastor of Christ Church, and the church’s administrative council not only offered the Hispanic congregation space, but also proposed that it become a part of Christ Church, which it did. Cristiana Getsemani presently averages 140 to150 worshipers and continues to attract new families each week. More than 200 worshipers attended Easter Sunday services.
Imes said at the chartering event, Cristiana Getsemani will become an official United Methodist church, elect a church council, elect officers and receive an expected 120 people into membership. Many of these new members are currently members of Christ Church. A worship service and reception is scheduled to be held following the chartering.
The Reyes will continue to lead the congregation and are presently in the candidacy process to become United Methodist pastors.
BAKER CHAPEL TO CELEBRATE FIRST SUNDAY IN NEW HOME
In an electronic postcard, the church announced: “Our first service in the new Baker Chapel United Methodist Church building (in DeGonia Springs) will be THIS Sunday, May 27th at 9 a.m. with Sunday School following.”
GREENSBURG, KAN. VOLUNTEER RELIEF WORK TEAM OFFICE OPENED
An office in Haviland, Kan. opened Friday, May 18, to schedule United Methodist volunteer work teams needed for tornado recovery in Greensburg, Kan. The Kansas United Methodist Disaster Relief Office in Haviland is coordinating ALL United Methodist volunteer efforts and providing case management for storm victims. Paul Burger is the volunteer director of the center. To volunteer for recovery work following the Greensburg tornado, contact the center at 620-862-5422 or umcrecovery@kswestumc.org. Work teams need to be scheduled at least one week in advance.
FORMER LIBERIAN BISHOP NAMED TO TRUTH COMMISSION IN LIBERIA
A retired United Methodist bishop is part of a nine-member commission seeking to uncover the truth about human rights abuses in Liberia, including the 14-year civil war that ended in 2003. With more than 300 nominations from across the West African nation, former Liberian Bishop Arthur Kulah was named to the country’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission. Kulah spoke about his involvement to colleagues April 30 as the United Methodist Council of Bishops met near Myrtle Beach, S.C. “Our responsibility is to bring peace, unity, reconciliation and security to Liberia,” said Kulah, who was inducted into service on the commission in 2006.
The commission is seeking to understand crimes and abuses that occurred between 1979 and 2003. A peace agreement signed in 2003 ushered in Liberia’s first period of relative calm in more than 14 years. “We want to find out the cause of war and what made us kill each other,” Kulah said. – UMNS
LEADERSHIP GROUP FOSTERS CHURCHWIDE ‘CULTURE OF CALL’
One year after a startling report showed significantly fewer young people seeking to become clergy in The United Methodist Church, a new advisory team has mapped out a strategy to create a churchwide “culture of call.” The National Leadership Development Advisory Team, based in Nashville, is expediting information about the ordination process to district superintendents, boards of ordained ministry, candidacy mentors, pastor/staff parish relations committees and district committees. A Web site at www.explorecalling.org is being updated with materials for both young people exploring a call to ordained ministry and those who work with them. The team and its work are being organized by the United Methodist Board of Higher Education and Ministry.
Saying the church as a whole has begun to recognize its leadership crisis, several team members cited a 2006 report revealing that only 4.69 percent of Elders in The United Methodist Church are under age 35. The report was developed by the Lewis Center for Church Leadership at Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington and its director, the Rev. Lovett Weems. The center is working on a follow-up study. – UMNS
NCC’S BOB EDGAR TO LEAD NATIONAL ADVOCACY GROUP
The Rev. Bob Edgar, a United Methodist pastor, former congressman and current chief executive of the National Council of Churches base in New York City, will soon lead Common Cause, a national advocacy group. His election as president and chief executive of Common Cause was made public May 22 by that organization. He succeeds Chellie Pingree. Edgar’s departure date from the NCC has not been announced.
Edgar, 63, who has led the NCC since 2000, told the ecumenical group’s governing board last October that he would not seek a third four-year term. The search for a new chief executive is under way. He brought the council, which now has several million dollars in reserve, through a financial crisis and initiated a major campaign against poverty. Before joining the NCC, Edgar was president of Claremont (Calif.) School of Theology from 1990 to 2000 and earlier had served six terms as a congressman from Pennsylvania. – UMNS
RESOURCES EXPLORE UNITED METHODIST-EPISCOPAL TIES
United Methodists and Episcopalians have a new way to get to know each other. Building upon the interim agreement of shared Eucharist approved by the United Methodist Council of Bishops in 2005 and the Episcopal General Convention in 2006, the two denominations have released resources to promote study of the agreement at all levels. “Make Us One With Christ” is a report based on the sessions between the Episcopal and United Methodist dialogue teams from 2002 to 2006. A second resource is a study guide version of the report that includes discussion points, questions for reflection and worship tips.
The report and study guide for “Make Us One With Christ” are available for $2.95 each. For ordering information, contact the Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns via e-mail at questions@gccuic-umc.org or by telephone at 212-749-3553. – UMNS
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COMMENTARY
A PENTECOST VISION FOR AN INCLUSIVE CHURCH
United Methodists need to be sensitive to the need for inclusiveness and diversity when they vote for delegates to the 2008 General Conference, as well as for bishops and other leaders, writes Bishop Linda Lee, president of the United Methodist Commission on Religion and Race. The commission has launched an “Inclusiveness Counts!” campaign to promote that emphasis.
To read the commentary, log on to www.umc.org/site/apps/nl/content3.asp?c=lwL4KnN1LtH&b=2429867&ct=3869685
ANNUAL CONFERENCE NEWS AND INFORMATION
FOR THE NORTH INDIANA CONFERENCE LOG ON TO www.nicumc.org
FOR THE SOUTH INDIANA CONFERENCE LOG ON TO www.sicumc.org
HEALTHY CHOICES FREE HEALTH SCREENINGS AT NORTH CONFERENCE
Health screenings will be held for Health Flex Plan Members of the North Indiana Conference at Purdue University in the Hillenbrand Residence Hall Room C102A during the North Indiana Conference sessions May 31–June 1 from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. For the most accurate results, 8 hour fasting is preferred but not required. Screening can be conducted even if you have not fasted.
HEALTHFLEX PARTICIPANTS SHOULD PRESENT THEIR PLAN ID CARD AS PROOF OF HEALTHFLEX ENROLLMENT AT THE TIME OF THE SCREENING. The screening is part of members’ Health Flex Plan. For individuals NOT covered by HealthFlex the total cost of the screening is $89.50 per person. Cash, check or credit cards are accepted for payment at the time of the service. For more information, contact Jack Scott at 800-783-5138 or jack@nicumc.org.
SINGERS NEEDED FOR NORTH CONFERENCE MASS CHOIR ON SATURDAY
Local Church Choir Members are invited to be a part of a mass choir to sing at Purdue University Elliott Hall of Music Saturday June 2. It has become a mini-gathering of musicians from many churches to meet, practice, catch up on each others lives and give service to the Ordination Service for the North Indiana United Methodist Conference. This year the Ordination service begins Saturday, June 2, at 1 p.m.
Singers will practice Saturday at 11a.m. in the Purdue University Elliott Hall of Music Band Room, located on the lower level, below the stage.
The service will last from 1 to 3 p.m. Unfortunately, singers will not have time to take a meal break. They will need to move from the rehearsal area to do a chair check, microphone check and processional line-up prior to 12:15 p.m. when the doors open to the auditorium.
Please bring your own snack, bottled water will be provided.
Volunteers will be singing three selections: “Christ We Do All Adore Thee,” Wes Ramsay
SATB Worship Today 2007, “God of Wonders,” Marc Byrd, Steve Hindalone, arr. Marty Parks SATB, Allegis Publications AG-1128 “Majesty/Holy, Holy, Holy” Hayford/Schrader SATB Hope Publishing GC868. If singers have a copy of the music please bring it. There will be some extras at Purdue.
Please invite fellow singers that love to sing. Please let me know if you are planning to sing so that we have enough chairs for everyone. E-mail to cscott@stjoemin.com. Here is an Internet link to a map of Purdue University, Elliott Hall of Music is ELLT on the map: www.luxagency.com/purdue.htm.
Blessings to all of you. Those that will be traveling I pray for traveling mercies for each of you.
Yours in Christ,
Chuck Scott
CONSTRUCTION AWAITS NORTH CONFEREES AT PURDUE UNIVERSITY
Effective Monday, May 14, 2007, the summer season of construction begins at Purdue University. As noted in the mailings, many of those attending will be staying in the Hildenbrand Residence Hall located on 3rd Street west of the Hall of Music. A portion of 3rd Street between Intramural Drive and Russell Street will be closed for installation of a new set of chilled water lines. Those walking to the Hall of Music will need to stay on the side walk on the south side of 3rd Street for it will remain open. Please observe all directional signs and safe walking.
There are many other project that will be in process during your visit so you might review them at www.purdue.edu/physicalfacilities/campusconstruction/ prior to your visit.
PLEASE JOIN WITH THE NORTH INDIANA CONFERENCE PRAYER TEAM
Will you join the North Indiana Conference Spiritual Growth and Prayer Ministry Teams in praying for the North Indiana Annual Conference session, which begins in less than one week? Praying in unity pleases God and breaks down dividing walls that our enemy would like to keep intact. Let’s start by giving God glory for Who God is. Pray this prayer with the team:
“Our great God, we praise You for who You are. We honor You as the sovereign One who is omniscient, omnipresent and all powerful. We acknowledge that we are nothing without You. We give You all of our worship for there truly is no other god like You. We adore You for you alone are wise. We invite you to come in all of Your glory into the churches, worship services and hearts of individuals across the North Indiana Conference. Lead us as only You can, giving us Your heart for our communities and our world. We humbly submit to Your plan for Your church to become the true representation of Christ in a fallen world. Use us as You will; fill us with Your Holy Spirit power for the work ahead of us. Thank You for hearing our prayer. In Jesus’ Name we pray. Amen.”
Thank you for praying with us.
For the Spiritual Growth and Prayer Ministry Teams,
Paula Shrock
TO THOSE ATTENDING THE SOUTH INDIANA CONFERENCE
Please check out the South Indiana Conference Web site. The conference staff has updated the Pre-Conference report section with the instructions on how to complete your ballot (if you are eligible to vote) at the South Indiana Annual Conference Session. Log on to: www.sicumc.org/pdf/AnnualConf2007/VotingInstructions.pdf
WORSHIP RESOURCES
PENTECOST SUNDAY WORSHIP RESOURCES
MINISTRY RESOURCES
NEW BOOK ON MEN’S SPIRITUALITY RELEASED IN TIME FOR FATHER’S DAY
Derek Maul, award-winning writer and columnist for The Tampa Tribune, has written his first book, Get Real: A Spiritual Journey for Men (Upper Room Books, May 2007). Released just in time for Father’s Day, June 17, Get Real delivers straight talk about faith, family and desire for God. “For men even vaguely interested in a deeper spiritual walk, Get Real is the right book at the right time,” says Mark Merrill, founder and president of Family First and host of “Family Minute with Mark Merrill,” a daily radio program. “Derek Maul has a heart for real men dealing with the real issues of real life. If you are looking for a great resource that will encourage men and strengthen the family, Get Real is right on the money,” said Merrill.
Maul is an active teacher in his local congregation, where he serves in adult Sunday school, small-group ministry, and a men’s Bible study/spiritual formation group.
In addition to this book, Maul has written Get Real: A Spiritual Journey for Men, Leader’s Guide, (Upper Room Books, May 2007) a 10-week small-group study. For more information about the book or leader’s guide, visit www.UpperRoom.org/bookstore, or contact: Jill Ridenour, Author Relations, 877-899-2780, ext. 2780; jridenour@gbod.org.
BOOK EXAMINES PRACTICES OF FRUITFUL CONGREGATIONS
People are searching for a church shaped and sustained by radical hospitality, passionate worship, intentional faith development, risk-taking mission and service, and extravagant generosity, asserts Bishop Robert Schnase, author of Five Practices of Fruitful Congregations. Schnase is leader of the Missouri United Methodist Conference. In addition to his biblical and theological framework for ministry, Schnase includes examples of fruitful congregations shaped by these practices. Published by Abingdon Press, the book is available online at www.Cokesbury.com.
REMINDER – IGNITING MINISTRY GRANTS DUE JUNE 1
Matching media grants for local congregations, districts and conferences from Igniting Ministry of The United Methodist Church are due June 1. For more information and application, log on to http://ignitingministry.org/matching/overview.aspx.
United Methodist Communications offers $1 million in matching funds annually to local churches, districts and conferences to help establish an advertising presence in their community. Matching funds can be used for placing television, radio, cinema, outdoor media or a combination of these media types.
NORTH INDIANA CONFERENCE MEDIA RESOURCE CENTER PICKS FOR MAY
The North Indiana Conference Media Resource Center’s latest acquisitions can be found online at www.nicumc.org. Click on “Media Library” in the left column and explore all the available options. May “Picks” include: NOOMA - You, Praying in Color, A Christmas Carol: Bible Study, Gilligan’s Island & The Seven Deadly Sins, and Prayer of Jabez. By calling the Media Center toll-free at 800-783-5138, you can order these and other timely resources from a selection of hundreds of videos and DVDs. This service is provided through your connectional tithe. Bonnie Miller, Media Director, also can be reached at bonnie@nicumc.org for more information or you can access the catalog on the www.NICUMC.org Web site.
SOUTH INDIANA CONFERENCE MEDIA RESOURCE CENTER PICKS FOR JUNE
The South Indiana Conference Media Resource Center’s latest acquisitions can be found online at www.sicumc.org. Click on “Media Resource Center” and explore all the available options, including “Newest Resources” and “Picks of the Month.” June “Picks” have been posted. Some of our newest additions include: Communicating with Compassion; Growing True Disciples of Jesus; Heart of Christianity; Invitation to Genesis (DISCIPLE); Rediscovering the Labyrinth; and Simply Christian: Why Christianity Makes Sense. By calling the Media Center toll-free at 800-919-8160, you can order these and other timely resources from a selection of over 4,000 videos and DVDs. The Center is a FREE-LOAN library for churches and institutions in the South Indiana Conference. Return postage is your only cost. This service is provided through your tithe. Mary Barnes, Media Director, can be reached at mbarnes@sicumc.org for more information or you can access the catalog via our Web site and order online. The Media Resource Center is here to serve you and your church!
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOLS ‘TRUCKIN’ TO END HUNGER’
Free materials are now available for Society of Saint Andrew’s popular VBS mission project. This year’s theme, “Truckin’ to End Hunger,” is easily adaptable to any VBS themed curriculum. Through daily short scripture stories and activities sheets children learn how Jesus wants us all to help feed the hungry. Each VBS is asked to set a goal of raising at least $50 – enough to provide 1,000 pounds of potatoes for the plates of hungry families right here in America. Yes, there are millions of Americans who regularly go hungry, and VBS kids can help feed them! Order your FREE sample kit today. There is no obligation. Call 800-333-4597; fax your request to 434-299-5949; e-mail church@endhunger.org; or http://endhunger.org/vbs.htm. Your order should arrive within two weeks.
STATE OFFERS NON-PROFITS FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES INFORMATION
Paula Parker-Sawyers, executive director of the State of Indiana Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives recently published a 10-page PDF guide of Funding Opportunities, which includes several foundation grants that could be obtained by local churches. These include grants and programs for disabled recreation, promoting healthy marriages, housing preservation, multi-family housing, graffiti prevention and eradication, community-improvement, child abuse prevention, youth build, group respite, ADA dental health, immigrant language, job skills, back-to-school grants, domestic violence shelters, Pay It Forward youth grants, to mention a few. For a copy of this guide, log on to the Indiana Area Web site at www.inareaumc.org and go to “Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives Funding Opportunities.” More information about the Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives is available online at www.ofbci.in.gov.
MOVIE REVIEW
SHREK THE THIRD
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Studio: DreamWorks Pictures
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Directed By: Chris Miller
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Cast: Cameron Diaz, Eddie Murphy, Mike Myers
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Rating: PG for some crude humor, suggestive content and swashbuckling action.
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Running Time: 93 minutes
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Release Date: 05/17/2007
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Genre: Family and Kids
Common Sense Review
Reviewed By:
Sandie Angulo Chen
It’s not an animated masterpiece like the enchanting first two classics, but SHREK THE THIRD is still one of those rare films that everyone from preschoolers to grandparents will find irresistibly amusing.
Mike Myers and Cameron Diaz return as happily married ogres Shrek and Fiona, who inherit the kingdom of Far Far Away from ailing King Harold (John Cleese). Shrek doesn’t think he’s fit to wear a crown, so he and dependably side-splitting sidekicks Donkey (Eddie Murphy) and Puss In Boots (Antonio Banderas) set out to find the only other living heir to the throne, Arthur Pendragon (Justin Timberlake) – but not before Fiona announces she’s royally pregnant. For the full review, log on to http://www.commonsensemedia.org/movie-reviews/Shrek-Third.html.
WHAT PARENTS NEED TO KNOW ABOUT … SHREK
From Common Sense Media, May 16, 2007
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is using Shrek in PSAs to promote a healthy lifestyle.
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A review by children’s advocacy group Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood found Shrek in 16 food promotions, including M&M’s, Cheetos, and PopTarts.
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This mismanaged marketing doesn’t reflect the quality or entertainment of the film, but it’s all targeted at kids.
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Explain the two different messages to your kids. While supporting the need to exercise and stay healthy, point out that Shrek’s junk food tie-ins undercut his other message.
For more information about parents, kids and media, log on to www.commonsense.com.
PEACE WITH JUSTICE RESOURCES AVAILABLE ONLINE
Peace with Justice Sunday is June 3. The Peace with Justice Sunday Special Offering supports peace with justice ministries through the General Board of Church and Society and each of our two Indiana annual conferences. More information can be found at www.umcgiving.org/content/sundays/PWJS_nav/peace.asp.
DEATHS
FLORENCE JORDAN, mother of the Rev. Laura Ballinger (NIC), died May 22, 2007. Arrangements are pending. Condolences can be sent to the Rev. Laura Ballinger, 251 E. Washington St., Huntington, IN 46750-2728.
MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS
Bishop Michael J. Coyner has announced the following changes within the Indiana Area. All dates effective 2007 unless otherwise noted. These appointments are based on Cabinet reports received by Indiana Area Communication during the week of May 25.
North Indiana Conference
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Alexander, Jerrold from Anderson Colonial, Marion to Anderson Colonial/New Beginnings, Marion, 6/16
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Alexander, Will J. from no appointment to Blaine Center, New Mt. Pleasant, Muncie, 5/13
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Altergott, Karen from Extension Ministry: Family Service Association, Calumet to Westville, Calumet, 6/16
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Anykie, James from Gary Christ, Calumet to South Indiana Conference, 7/1
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Beezley, Michael from Talma, Warsaw to Clunette, Warsaw, 6/16
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Borgman, Richard A. from Monroeville East Liberty, Fort Wayne to Largo, Huntington, 6/16
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Foreman, Marl L. from South Bend Epworth, Michiana to no appointment, 6/16
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Gross, Jason from Claypool, Warsaw to Geneva First, Huntington, 6/16
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Haney, Evelyn Taylor from Leave of Absence, Warsaw to Claypool, Warsaw, 6/16
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Hayward, Damon from Sweetser, Marion to no appointment, 6/1
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Keene Delos from Roselawn, Calumet to no appointment, 6/16
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Koziatek, Catherine from Granger New Salem, Michiana to Elkhart Bethel, Michiana, 6/16
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Lumpkin, Sandi Ann from no appointment to Rehoboth, Muncie, 6/16
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Mauzy, Maureen from Brimfield, Warsaw to no appointment, 6/16
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Smith, Joseph E. from Kentland Trinity, Lafayette to Elkhart Dunlap, Michiana, 6/16
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Troyer, Martha from Zionsville, Indianapolis West, South Indiana Conference to High Street, Muncie, 5/16
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White-Stevens, Jane K. from Tamarack, Michiana to Retirement, 6/01
South Indiana Conference
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Adams, John L. from Dale: Garrison Chapel/Dale, Evansville to New Harmony, Evansville, 7/1
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Bond, Curtis from Cambridge City, Rushville to Lebanon: Otterbein, Terre Haute, Indianapolis West, 7/1
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Bradley, Ray C. from Fairview/Mauckport, New Albany to Retirement, 4/30
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Bray, Karen L. from Linden, Indianapolis West to Emmanuel, Terre Haute, 7/1
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Cash, Cheryl from Monroe City, Vincennes to Monroe City/Decker, Vincennes, 7/1
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Chizmar, Nancy Harmon from Tanner Valley, Columbus to Rushville: St. Paul’s, Rushville, 7/1
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Cook, Pamela C. from Fishers, Indianapolis East to Paoli, Bloomington, 7/1
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Emily, I. Blaine from Decker, Vincennes to Retirement, 7/1
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Galbraith, David from Jefferson: Park Place, New Albany to Connersville: First, Rushville, 7/1
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Gilbert, Daryl A. from New Castle: Wiley, Rushville to Crawfordsville: Trinity, Indianapolis West, 7/1
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Haysler, George C. from Butlerville, Columbus to no appointment, 6/30
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Hesseman, Janice from Boonville: Main Street, Evansville to Knightstown, Rushville, 7/1
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Hobbs, Richard Aaron from New Market/New Market: Waveland, Indianapolis West to Fishers, Indianapolis East, 7/1
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Hurley, Curtis Noel from Washington: Christ, Vincennes to Bloomington: Fairview, Bloomington, 7/1
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Irvine, Michael V. from no appointment to New Chapel: Vienna, Columbus, 7/1
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Lunsford, Troy from Conners: New Life, Rushville to Pershing, Rushville, 7/1
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Maple, Ethan from Milltown/Milltown: Hancock Chapel, New Albany to Indianapolis: Old Bethel, Indianapolis East, 7/1
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Phillips, Allen R. from Rushville: St. Paul’s, Rushville to Huntingburg, Vincennes, 7/1
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Roberts, Gwendolyn C. from Extension Ministry: ¶ 344.1.a Metro Ministries, Indianapolis to Extension Ministry: ¶ 344.1.a Metro Ministries, West Ohio Conference, 7/1
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Sanders, Mark from Plainville, Vincennes to Oakland City: Trinity, Vincennes, 7/1
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Simpson, Douglas from Fairview, Bloomington to Metro Ministries, Indianapolis 7/1
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Slavens, Randall J. from PCGM: Tell City, Evansville to New Life, Rushville, 7/1
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Troyer, Martha L. from Zionsville, Indianapolis West to High Street, Muncie, North Indiana Conference, 5/14
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Tucker, H. Wayne from Jamestown, Indianapolis West to Cambridge City, Rushville, 7/1
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Welsh, Barry from Laurel, Rushville to no appointment, 6/30
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Willis, Ronald Alan from Indianapolis: West Newton, Indianapolis West to PCGM: Tell City, Evansville, 7/1
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Wright, W. Brent from Indianapolis: St. Luke’s, Indianapolis West to Jamestown, Indianapolis West, 7/1
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Zetterberg, Dennis C. from Indianapolis: Otterbein, Indianapolis East to Ogilville, Columbus, 7/1
NEW JOB LISTINGS
None listed this week.
PREVIOUS JOB LISTINGS
PINE CREEK CAMP IN LAFAYETTE AREA SEEKS GROUNDS KEEPERS
Pine Creek Camp is looking for two persons to do grounds keeping and general maintenance & repairs for this summer. The two positions are full time from June 1 through August 10. Ideal for a college student’s summer job. Interested persons should contact the Impact 2818 office (888-MAT-2818) and request an application or Position Description or go online to the impact website at www.impact2818.com and click on the “want in” tab and click on Employment.
Last updated on 04/01/2008Compiled as a service of Indiana Area United Methodist Communication in Indianapolis.