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For Friday, September 5, 2008 – Sunday is the 17th Sunday after Pentecost
This newsletter is paid for through your annual conference connectional ministries giving.
Edited by Dan Gangler, director of communication dgangler@inareaumc.org.
Deadline for submitting news items is Thursday at 10:00 a.m.
THIS WEEK'S HEADLINES
United Methodists to Assess Hurricane Gustav Impact
North Indiana Conference’s Oakwood Park, Inn Closes Its Doors
New Albany’s Smoking Ban Ordinance Vetoed by Mayor England
United Methodist Men Seeks To Reach All Men
Bishop King to Lead Men’s Ministry Agency
Bishop Ernest W. Newman Dead At Age 80
Churches Urged To Pray Sept. 21 for Peace
BIBLE PASSAGE FOR SUNDAY
Jesus said,
I promise you that God in heaven will allow whatever you allow on earth, but he will not allow anything you don’t allow. I promise that when any two of you on earth agree about something you are praying for, my Father in heaven will do it for you. Whenever two or three of you come together in my name, I am there with you.
– Matthew 18:18-20,
Contemporary English Version,
www.americanbible.org
SPECIAL REQUEST
IMAGES NEEDED FOR SPECIAL SESSION COMMUNION SERVICE
During the communion service at the upcoming Indiana North and South Conferences session on Saturday, Oct. 4, worship leaders plan to show digital images of Indiana United Methodists involved in church events, such as picnics, sporting activities and mission work, during the service on the big screen. At your earliest convenience, please copy, attach and e-mail these kinds of images to Heidi Player in the South Indiana Conference Center. Her e-mail address is hplayer@sicumc.org. Thank you for your participation.
NEW ANNUAL CONFERENCE NEWS
HOTEL ROOMS NOW AVAILABLE FOR 2009 ANNUAL CONFERENCE IN MUNCIE
Housing will be sufficient for the 2009 United Methodist Indiana Annual Conference session at Ball State University in Muncie June 25-28, according to Ruth Ellen Needler of the North Indiana Conference staff. Ball State will have 700 residence hall rooms available, plus Muncie has another 282 hotel rooms available within two miles of campus. On-campus housing reservations will be available in the spring. Hotel/motel information is now available online at www.inareaumc.org for making reservations. – e-HUM
FOR THE LATEST IN DISASTER NEWS AND RECOVERY LOG ON TO www.disasternews.net and www.umcor.org.
NEWS
UNITED METHODISTS TO ASSESS HURRICANE GUSTAV IMPACT
The United Methodist Committee on Relief is working with United Methodists in the U.S. Gulf Coast region to respond to Hurricane Gustav. Two million people fled the Gulf Coast as Gustav approached, but the intensity of the storm, when it struck Sept. 1. New Orleans, which had braced for the worst, escaped a direct hit as Gustav made landfall west of the city.
Gustav hit Baton Rouge, La., particularly hard. The UMCOR staff is on the ground in the region to begin assessing needs, according to the Rev. Tom Hazelwood, who leads UMCOR Emergency Services in the United States. Before Gustav made landfall, UMCOR staff members were in touch with the denomination’s Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama-West Florida annual conferences to offer support.
The UMCOR Sager Brown Depot in Baldwin, La., appeared to have suffered no structural damage from the hurricane, according to Hazelwood. Glenn Druilhet, the depot’s manager, reported that trees were down and power out in the Baldwin area, which escaped major damage. The depot is not expected to be operational again until the end of this week.
United Methodists are being encouraged by UMCOR to assemble flood buckets and other kits. Information about flood bucket preparation can be found at http://new.gbgm-umc.org/umcor/getconnected/supplies/flood-bucket/ online.
Donations to assist with relief efforts can be made to UMCOR Advance No. 3019695, “Hurricanes 2008, Hurricane Gustav,” for this emergency. Checks can be mailed to UMCOR, P.O. Box 9068, New York, NY 10087. Write the Advance number and name on the memo line of the check. Credit-card donations can be made online at http://secure.gbgm-umc.org/donations/umcor/donate.cfm?code=3019695&id=3019695.
Special church offerings for Hurricane Gustav relief received in Indiana need to be sent to either the North Indiana or South Indiana Conference treasurers. – UMNS
NORTH INDIANA CONFERENCE’S OAKWOOD PARK, INN CLOSES ITS DOORS
The Oakwood Christian Retreat and Conference Center in Syracuse, Ind., on Lake Wawasee, closed its doors on Aug. 31. According to the North Indiana Conference, which now owns the property, the Oakwood Foundation and staff have been preparing for the closing for weeks and will complete their work by month’s end. Their hope is to find a buyer who will continue a ministry in the future at Oakwood. The conference advanced significant funds to keep the facility open through Aug. 31. The North Indiana Conference will continue to employ a small staff to manage and maintain the property. The Oakwood Property Owners Association also has made arrangements with the Syracuse Police and Kosciusko County Sheriff for additional security, including the establishment of a Neighborhood Watch Program to keep the property secure. The North Indiana Conference has had contact from more than a dozen individuals and groups, some religious ones, who are interested in the property. A marketing package is being developed by a national firm, specializing in hotel and resort properties. Meanwhile, North Indiana Conference leaders have met with and will continue to work with the Oakwood Property Owners’ Association Board to address their concerns and needs.
NEW ALBANY’S SMOKING BAN ORDINANCE VETOED BY MAYOR ENGLAND
Saying he was acting “in the spirit of compromise,” New Albany Mayor Doug England on Sept. 2 vetoed an ordinance that would have banned smoking in most enclosed public places, including bars and restaurants. Instead of the comprehensive ban outlined in the measure that the City Council approved 5-4 last month, England recommended exceptions to permit smoking in bars and restaurants with bars, if they serve and employ only people 21 and older. “I pledge to sign” an ordinance with those changes, England said at a news conference.
It wasn’t clear, however, whether any council member would agree to introduce a revised ordinance. England’s veto was immediately hailed by opponents of the smoking ban and criticized by its supporters. Both groups were represented among the approximately 50 people who gathered at the City-County Building for England’s Sept. 2 statement. He took no questions.
Trish Meyer, owner of Studio’s Pub and Grill, called the veto “a good thing,” adding that she hopes that consideration of a smoking ban has ended, at least for now.
The nine-member council could override the veto if a two-thirds majority – at least six members – vote to do so. But no members have indicated a willingness to change their votes, and the council could decide to let the veto stand. – Louisville Courier-Journal
UNITED METHODIST MEN SEEKS TO REACH ALL MEN
With its goal to “help men know Jesus Christ,” the Commission on United Methodist Men must reach out beyond its chartered local church chapters to connect with a wider range of men, say its leaders. “Our goal is to help men grow in Christ so others may know Christ,” said the Rev. David Adams, who was re-elected top staff executive of the commission during the Aug. 22-24 meeting of its board of directors. “Churches should hold the charter of United Methodist Men because the charter includes all men of the church. Our focus should be outward, not inward. We need to be invitational and provide many entry points for men,” he said. These entry points include mission trips, teaching opportunities, Bible studies, home repairs and scout troops. “Don’t tell men what to do,” Adams said. “Invite them to action.”
Celebrating its 100th birthday this year, United Methodist Men is a ministry to and through all men. To help congregations cast a wider net, the commission is training “men’s ministry specialists” and soon will begin a program for “scouting ministries specialists.” – UMNS
BISHOP KING TO LEAD MEN’S MINISTRY AGENCY
Following a year-long celebration of its centennial anniversary, the agency responsible for men’s ministry elected Bishop James King as president of the 25-member board. Meeting August 21-24 in the agency’s Nashville, Tenn., offices, the Commission on United Methodist Men asked King to lead the agency for the next four years. As he assumes office with United Methodist Men, King, 61, will be moving from Kentucky to South Georgia. He succeeds Gil Hanke, a layman from Nacogdoches, Texas. – UMNS
BISHOP ERNEST W. NEWMAN DEAD AT AGE 80
United Methodist Bishop Ernest W. Newman, the church’s first African American elected bishop in the southeastern United States, has died at age 80. Newman died on Aug. 28 in Atlanta, where he lived. He served as bishop over the church’s Nashville Area from 1984 until his retirement in 1992. “Bishop Ernest W. Newman was our bishop – the first African-American elected from Southeast Jurisdiction,” said Pamela Crosby, executive director of Black Methodists for Church Renewal, the denomination’s black caucus. “… Our caucus lifts up the great work of this man who served with distinction in the episcopacy and whose family remains at the heart of Methodism.” In 1984, Newman was elected to the episcopacy from the church’s Florida Annual (regional) Conference, where he was a district superintendent. There, he also had been the conference’s first black pastor of a large all-white congregation. Funeral services are scheduled for Sept. 2 at Warren United Methodist Church in Atlanta. – UMNS
CHURCHES URGED TO PRAY SEPT. 21 FOR PEACE
WASHINGTON (UMNS) – United Methodist churches and other congregations and religious groups are being asked to pray for world peace Sunday, Sept. 21, in observance of the International Day of Prayer for Peace. The day coincides with the U.N. International Day of Peace and is an initiative of the World Council of Churches’ Decade to Overcome Violence. The idea was proposed in 2004 during a meeting between the Rev. Samuel Kobia, top executive of the WCC, and then-U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan. This year’s theme is “Witnessing to God’s Peace,” and the focus will be on the Pacific region. Next year’s regional focus will be on the Caribbean, followed by Africa in 2010, the last year of the WCC’s decade-long emphasis. The Sept. 21 observance includes a 24-hour United Nations International Day of Peace Vigil, in which people from a wide range of spiritual traditions will hold observances for peace and nonviolence. People interested in participating are asked to register on the International Day of Peace vigil Web site. – UMNS
INDIANA NEARS 3 MILLION JOBS WITH A GROWING LABOR FORCE
The number of jobs available in Indiana is increasing, and the state’s labor force is growing – two positive indicators for the economy, says the deputy director for the Indiana Business Research Center (Terre Haute Tribune-Star). Indiana once again is approaching the three-million job mark, says Carol Rogers of IBRC, part of Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business. “Even though we hear a lot about some of the jobs losses we’ve had in manufacturing … at the same time, we’ve been adding a significant number of jobs over the past few years,” she said. “We’re nearly back to a historical peak of three million jobs.” The problem is the job creation may not be occurring in the communities where plants are closing and many people are losing jobs, she said. If people are willing to move, jobs – including higher paying jobs – are available in the Hoosier state, she said. But when people have roots in a community, they may not want to move, she said. Rogers also says that the Indiana labor force has increased substantially since the 1990s. The labor force includes those who are working and those actively seeking work (the unemployed). – Howey Politics Indiana
INDIANA VOTER REGISTRATION SURGES
Voter registration figures in Indiana are surging, prompting state election officials to speculate about a record turnout on Election Day (Ruthhart, Indianapolis Star). Indiana Secretary of State Todd Rokita reports that his office has received more than 500,000 new or updated voter registrations since Jan. 1. In total, nearly 4.4 million Hoosiers are eligible to vote, and about six weeks remain before the Oct. 6 registration deadline. – Howey Politics Indiana
NEWS AND INFORMATION ABOUT FLOOD RELIEF
FLOOD BUCKETS, HEALTH KITS TO BE GATHERED AT SPECIAL SESSION
As a means to pay forward, the North Indiana and South Indiana Disaster Relief Coordinators are asking each United Methodist church in Indiana to bring Flood Buckets and/or Health Kits to the Special Session of the North Indiana and South Indiana Annual Conference at the Indiana State Fairground on Saturday, Oct. 4. The Midwest Mission Distribution Center is scheduled to have a semi-truck on the State Fairgrounds for the collection of theses items saving many congregations trips to the Illinois-based center.
MDC would prefer completely assembled kits. In addition, MMDC also greatly appreciates loose contents of each of the two kits. Financial donations also will be accepted to offset transportations costs as well as to buy additional items to complete the kits.
The contents of flood buckets and health kits can be found online at www.midwestmissiondc.org/index.cfm?go=GetPage&id=143.
For more information about MMDC, log on to www.midwestmissiondc.org.
MMDC is related to the Illinois Great Rivers Conference of The United Methodist Church.
Thank you for your generous contributions, making a difference in Indiana and around the world.
GET READY FOR UNITED METHODIST OPEN HOUSE THIS MONTH
September is Open House Month for United Methodists. Does you church have a plan to reach out to your community during Back-to-school? If not, you will find three things (one each week) to help jump start your planning through the UMC Igniting Ministries program. As we all start moving into the new quadrennium, Igniting Ministry continues to reflect The United Methodist Church’s commitment to live out Jesus’ encouragement of welcoming strangers as honored guests into our churches.
VIEW GIFT TV SPOT national seeker message
Starting this week of Sept. 1, the “Gift” Open Hearts message will begin airing, that invites viewers to embrace our Wesleyan tradition of giving themselves to others. It offers The United Methodist Church as a faith community of people with similar interests.
Now that you know what your community will be seeing on TV, want matching worship and bulletin? Explore the Biblical foundation of Gift, new worship graphics, or visit IgnitingMinistry.org to learn about all the themed expressions, such as “Good Works,” available free to your church.
WORSHIP RESOURCES
WORLD COMMUNION SUNDAY COMING THE FIRST SUNDAY IN OCTOBER
World Communion Sunday is Sunday, Oct. 5. Here is a list of worship and music resources available from the General Board of Discipleship including liturgies, congregational music and free choral music. Log on to www.gbod.org/worship/default.asp?act=reader&item_id=18028&loc_id=733,1151,53.
World Communion Sunday also is a special offering Sunday in The United Methodist Church. This offering funds Crusade and Ethnic Scholarships and Ethnic In-Service Training. For resources, log on to www.umcgiving.org/site/c.qwL6KkNWLrH/b.3833895/k.5FCB/World_Communion_Sunday__Overview.htm.
MINISTRY RESOURCES
NORTH INDIANA CONFERENCE MEDIA PICKS FOR SEPTEMBER
Back to School already? It’s Kick off Time!
Children’s:
- Respect Series-Uncommon Courtesy, Just Kidding, Your Right & So Am I, Respect for Property & Authority.
- Different and the Same- Tug of War, Sticks & Stones, The Club, Cinderella & Me, I’m American too.
- God Rocks-Because God gave me Rules, I am Responsible; Because God Helps Me, I am Confident.
Youth:
- Fourth and One (Super bowl/Daytona 500 champ, Joe Gibbs shares faith);
- Dave Dravecky (amazing pitcher struggles with cancer);
- Love is Patient (Living Sexual Integrity)
Young Adults:
- Faith Under Fire (This 4 volume DVD series asks all the tough questions: suffering, heaven and hell, resurrection, universalism, supernatural, the Trinity and Islam)
- Searching for Spirituality (Real spirituality is life illuminated by a compelling search for wholeness.)
- Stumbling Blocks to Faith (This program presents the most common ones: hypocrisy; intolerance/other religions; science and faith; suffering; sacrifices-solid reason or handy excuses?)
Congregation Wide:
- 5 Practices of a Fruitful Congregation; Lead Like Jesus Multimedia Curriculum; Beginnings Study - An Introduction to Christian Faith and Beginnings-The Spiritual Life.
New Online Catalog! Request a Resource on line, search by title, author, description or subject. Simply type in www.nicumc.org, click on the media button and begin your search. You can use the basic search and type in a title or author or you can use the advance search to refine specifics. If you need help making a selection, call or e-mail Angel Rea at 800-783-5138.
SOUTH INDIANA MEDIA RESOURCE CENTER PICKS FOR SEPTEMBER
The South Indiana Conference Media Resource Center’s latest acquisitions can be found online at www.sicumc.org. Click on the MEDIA CENTER header, then on “click here” under Media Center on the second screen to explore all the available options, including “Newest Resources,” “Bibliographies,” “People Index,” and “Picks of the Month.” September “Picks” have been posted. Highlighted are these new titles:
- Eclipsing Empire: Paul, Rome, and the Kingdom of God (Marcus Borg & John Dominic Crossan);
- Invitation to Romans (short-term DISCIPLE study;
- Living the Good Life Together: Study 5-Hospitality;
- Momentum for Life (Revised) (Mike Slaughter); and
- When the Game is Over, It All Goes Back in the Box (John Ortberg).
By calling the Media Center toll-free at 800-919-8160, you can order these and other resources from a selection of more than 4000 videos and DVDs. Your only cost is return postage. This service is provided through your connectional tithe. Contact Mary Barnes Media Center Director, for more information/consultation. For the complete catalog resources, log on to www.sicumc.org and click on “Media Center.” An online order form is available for your convenience.
DEATHS
CARLYLE L. MASON, retired pastor (NIC), died Sept. 1, 2008. A memorial service is scheduled for 11 a.m., Friday, Sept. 5 at St. Mark’s UMC, 100 N State Road 46, Bloomington with visitation beginning one hour before the service. Survivors include: Wife, Mildred; son, Jon Mason; daughter, Marianne Mason; daughter, Marna Andrew; six grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. Condolences can be sent to Mildred Mason, 711 N. Bell Trace Circle, Bloomington, IN 47408-4408. Memorial contributions can be made to the Monroe County United Ministries, 827 W 14th Ct., Bloomington, IN 47404 or to Hospice, P.O. Box 1149, Bloomington, IN 47402.
EARL T. MORRIS, father-in-law of Lisa Morris, long-time employee of the Indianapolis Districts and Metro Ministries (SIC). A memorial service was held Saturday, Aug. 30 at the Keplinger Funeral Home in Hartford City, Ind. Survivors include: Wife, Lois Morris of Hartford City; sons, E. Stephen and Brian D. Morris; and 2 grandchildren. Memorials can be made to the First Christian Church, 500 N. High St., Hartford City, IN 47348.
INEZ DAIZY HEBER MYERS, mother of Jon Leon Myers, lay pastor of Linebarger Chapel UMC in the Terre Haute District (SIC), died Tuesday, Sept. 2, 2008. A memorial service was held Sept. 4 at the First Funeral Home in Clinton, Ind., with the Rev. Fred Cain officiating. Burial was in Bono Cemetery. Survivors include: Sons, Jon Leon Myers and Karl Willis Myers; daughter, Orthanna Yager, all of Clinton; four grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. Condolences can be sent to Leon & Lois Myers at 11977 S. 25 E., Clinton, IN 47842. Memorials can be made to the Wayside United Methodist Church, 14895 South 200 East; Clinton, IN 47842
JOHN PENDLETON, father-in-law of Pastor Jeff Stedge (Lima/Scott UMC – NIC), died Aug. 29, 2008. A memorial service was held Sept. 3 at the Liberty Chapel Church, 3942 W. 500 N, Crawfordsville. Condolences can be sent to Jeff and Kari Stedge at 7020 N 675 W, Shipshewana, IN 46565.
JEWELL RITTENHOUSE, widow of the late Rev. H. Lloyd Lanahan (NIC), died Aug. 3, 2008. Services were held Aug. 6 at the Rozelle-Johnson Funeral Service in Anderson, Ind., with the the Rev. Michael D. Toombs officiating. Burial was in the East Maplewood Cemetery. Survivors include: Husband, Ellsworth K. Rittenhouse, 1070 W. Jefferson St., Franklin, IN 46131-2179.Memorial contributions may be made to Grace UMC, 1300 E. Adams Dr., Franklin, IN 46131-1940.
GARY WERNER, husband of the Rev. Jo An Schaetzle (diaconal minister – NIC), died on Aug. 26, 2008. A memorial service was held Friday, Aug. 29, at the Hahn Funeral Home in Mishawaka, with his nephew, the Rev. Jamie Hart, officiating. Burial followed at St. Joseph Valley Memorial Park in Granger, Ind. Memorial contributions can be made to World Vision, P.O. Box 70399, Tacoma, WA 98481-0399. Condolences can be sent to the Rev. Jo An Schaetzle, 16702 Ireland Road, Mishawaka, Indiana 46544.
MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS
Bishop Michael J. Coyner has announced the following changes within the Indiana Area. All dates effective 2008 unless otherwise noted. These appointments are based on Cabinet reports received by Indiana Area Communication the week of September 5, 2008.
North Indiana Conference
- Pettys, Richard L. from Barkers Chapel, Fort Wayne to Mt. Zion/Barkers Chapel, Fort Wayne, 9/1
South Indiana Conference
- Abbott, Chad Robert from Voluntary Leave of Absence to Discontinued, 8/24
- Dunbar, Deanna L. from Napoleon, Columbus to Napoleon/Delaware, Columbus, 9/1
- Tucker, Daniel E. from Friendship, Vincennes to Wheatland: Bruceville, Vincennes, 9/1
NEW EMPLOYMENT LISTINGS
MISHAWAKA CHURCH SEEKS ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF STUDENT MINISTRIES
First United Methodist Church in Mishawaka Indiana is seeking an energetic, passionate, organized, self-motivated, team oriented individual to serve as Assistant Director of Student Ministries which is a 25-hour-a-week position. This position will be responsible for the overall leadership of our children’s ministries Nursery-5th grade, which includes encouraging and equipping volunteers. You must have a strong personal relationship with Christ and a deep passion for children and youth with a desire to lead and foster young lives in our church and community toward a relationship with Jesus Christ.
For more information e-mail Pastor Larry Whitehead at lkwduke@aol.com.
PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT LISTINGS
TERRE HAUTE CHURCH SEEKS YOUTH DIRECTOR
Mount Pleasant United Methodist Church in Terre Haute, Indiana seeks a youth director to direct the church’s youth program. This candidate must be passionate about youth and gifted to take the program from 30 to100 average youth group attendance in three years. Send resume to: Mount Pleasant United Methodist Church, 3050 E. Davis Drive, Terre Haute, IN 47802.
SHERIDAN FIRST UMC - PART TIME CHOIR DIRECTOR WANTED
The applicant would be responsible for music at Sunday a.m. and special services. The choir meets from mid-Aug to the end of May. Please send resume by August 31 to the First United Methodist Church, 207 East 2nd Street, Sheridan, IN or e-mail sheridanumc@sbcglobal.net.
LAWRENCE UMC - PART-TIME YOUTH DIRECTOR
Lawrence UMC, located at 5200 N. Shadeland Avenue is looking for a part-time Youth Director for the middle and senior high youth program. Anyone interested should send their resume to Rev. Paula Young Mayberry at PaulaMayberry@LawrenceUMC.com or mail to her at 5200 N. Shadeland Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46226.
CARMEL UMC - MINISTER OF MUSIC
Summary: The Minister of Music will oversee the sanctuary music program of Carmel United Methodist Church. This includes, but may not be limited to, rehearsing and conducting the Chancel Choir; coordination of music selection and musical groups, both internal and external; supervision of the music staff, both paid and volunteer; adherence to music budget parameters; and compliance with employee policies and procedures.
Degree requirements: Minimum Bachelor’s Degree in Music - Master’s degree preferred
Experience requirements: Minimum 5 years experience in church music leadership. Organ and piano ability desired. AGO certification preferred. Contact the Rev. Greg McGarvey for more specific information. Resumes may be submitted in three ways:
- US Mail - to Carmel United Methodist Church, c/o Rev. Greg McGarvey, 621 S. Range Line Road, Carmel, IN 46032,
- Fax to the church in care of Rev. McGarvey at 317-848-8790, or
- E-mail to gmcgarvey@carmelumc.org.
Application deadline: September 2008 Contact Person: Rev. Greg McGarvey, Carmel United Methodist Church, 621 S. Range Line Road, Carmel, IN 46032, phone 317-844-7275, Fax 317-848-8790 and
Web site www.carmelumc.org.
NOBLESVILLE CHURCH SEEKS MUSIC COORDINATOR / WORSHIP LEADER
Emmanuel United Methodist Church in Noblesville, IN is seeking a part-time (10-15 Hours/week) Music Coordinator/ Worship Leader. Emmanuel is a fast growing church of over 300 active in worship each week located near the center of Hamilton County. Currently, Emmanuel has three Sunday worship services and will add a fourth service this September.
The Leader is responsible for leading worship for the 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. Sunday morning worship services and selecting appropriate music for each of the services based on the shared vision of the senior pastor. Compensation will be commensurate with experience and capabilities. This is a part-time position without benefits. For more information or to send your resume, contact the SPRC Chairperson, David Pagel at dwpagel@yahoo.com, or call 317-776-2075 or you may contact the church office at 317-773-4406.
UNION CHAPEL UMC - SECRETARIAL POSITION
Union Chapel UMC is in need of a part-time secretary. Work hours are M-F from 9 a.m.-12 noon. Pay will be between $10 and $12 an hour. Some of the duties required are: Receptionist, Personal Secretary to the pastor, Maintain records, produce bulletins, a newsletter, and will act as a liaison for information and weddings. Call Union Chapel United Methodist Church at 317-846-3429.
Other employment opportunities previously listed can be found at www.inareaumc.org/job.htm.
Last updated on 09/05/2008Compiled as a service of Indiana Area United Methodist Communication in Indianapolis.