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For Friday, March 23, 2007 -- This Sunday will be the fifth Sunday in Lent
This newsletter is paid for through your annual conference connectional ministries giving.
Edited by Daniel R. Gangler, director of communication dgangler@inareaumc.org.
Bible Passage for Sunday
News and Information
Upcoming Conference Sessions News
Ministry Resources
Movie Review
Deaths: Eppley, Farr, Farrer, Ton
Ministerial Appointments
New Job Listings
Previous Job Listings
Mission Opportunities
BIBLE PASSAGE FOR SUNDAY
Six days before Passover Jesus went back to Bethany, where he had raised Lazarus from death. A meal had been prepared for Jesus. Martha was doing the serving, and Lazarus himself was there.
Mary took a very expensive bottle of perfume and poured it on Jesus’ feet. She wiped them with her hair, and the sweet smell of the perfume filled the house. A disciple named Judas Iscariot was there. He was the one who was going to betray Jesus, and he asked, “Why wasn’t this perfume sold for three hundred silver coins and the money given to the poor?” Judas did not really care about the poor. He asked this because he carried the moneybag and sometimes would steal from it. Jesus replied, “Leave her alone! She has kept this perfume for the day of my burial. You will always have the poor with you, but you won’t always have me.”
– John 12:-8
Contemporary English Version (CEV)
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NEWS AND INFORMATION
SLOT MACHINE BILL ADVANCES TO SENATE FLOOR
The Indiana State Senate Tax and Policy Committee advanced the slot machine at horse race tracks bill to the floor of the Senate by a 9-3 vote on Tuesday, March 20. Committee chair Senator Luke Kenley of Noblesville and an active member of First UMC in Noblesville voted against the bill as did Senators Gary Dillon of Pierceton and David Ford of Hartford City. In its amended version, the bill proposes 1,500 rather than 2,500 slot machines at each of the states two horse race tracks at Anderson and Shelbyville. Also the franchise fee for each racino was raised from $100 million to $400 million. The number of racing days was lowered from 160 to 140 days. Dan Gangler, director of communication for the Indiana Area UMC, testified against the bill on behalf of the Indiana Coalition Against Legalized Gambling. The bill now waits for a second reading on the Senate floor. United Methodists are encouraged to call or write to their State Senators to oppose this legislation which is favored to be passed. A Senate Director is available on line by logging into www.in.gov/legislative and clicking on “Who’s my Legislator” or call your senator toll-free at 800-382-9467 or 317-232-9400.
BISHOP TO LEAD CHURCH EXECUTIVES IN MEETING WITH GOVERNOR
Indiana Area Bishop Mike Coyner and five other Indiana church executives are scheduled to meet with Governor Mitch Daniels on Monday morning, March 26. Accompanying Bishop Coyner will be the Rev. Dr. Robert C. Anderson, Interim Executive Presbyter, Presbytery of Whitewater Valley, Presbyterian Church USA; the Rev. Stephen C. Gray, conference minister of the Indiana-Kentucky Region of the United Church of Christ, Dr. Larry D. Mason, executive minister of the American Baptist Church of Indiana and Kentucky; the Rev. Richard Spleth, regional minister of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in Indiana and the Bishop James R. Stuck, Indiana-Kentucky Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. During their 30-minute meeting, the church leaders will make the expansion of legalized gambling in Indiana their top priority. Other issues will be discussed.
SUDAN DIVESTMENT BILL STUCK IN SENATE COMMITTEE
United Methodist activists Beth Reilly of Aldersgate UMC in Fort Wayne and the Rev. Darren Cushman Wood of Speedway UMC are working with an interfaith coalition of Protestants, Roman Catholics and Jews to get HB1484, the Sudan Divestment bill, out of the State Senate Pension and Labor Committee and on to the floor. The bill was first heard in hearing on March 14 and then again for amendments of March 21. Committee chair Senator Dennis Kruse of Auburn has now extended the hearing of this bill for additional amendments and a vote on March 28 at 9 a.m. The two state pension funds continue to review this limited plan to divest funds from Sudan that would directly support any military activity against Darfurian people. Your support is needed. Please call Senator Kruse at 317-232-9443 or toll-free 800-382-9467 or e-mail him at s14@in.gov and let him know you support the Sudan Divestment bill and do not want Indiana funds supporting genocide in Darfur.
INDIANA WINS NATIONAL AWARD FOR PASSING 15 SMOKE-FREE LAWS
In 2006, 15 Hoosier cities and counties enacted smoke-free workplace laws, making Indiana a national leader in protection from secondhand smoke in the workplace. Indiana health groups are receiving a national award for their leadership.
“We are proud to present Indiana with the ANR Smoke-free Indoor Air Challenge Award for its success in protecting the right to breathe smoke-free air in the workplace in a growing number of cities,” said Cynthia Hallett, executive director, Americans for Nonsmokers’ Rights (ANR).
“It’s a classic grassroots movement here in Indiana,” said Karla Sneegas, executive director, Indiana Tobacco Prevention Cessation (ITPC). “Our local policymakers are leading the way by cutting across party lines to make smoke free air and worker’s health a priority. We’ve moved beyond traditional partnerships to work together with faith and business leaders and so many other groups and individuals who support the issue of having a healthier community and a healthier workforce.”
In 2006, a total of 143 cities and counties enacted strong local smoke-free workplace laws within 26 states. This is more than double the amount of local smoke-free laws passed just two years earlier, with 64 laws enacted in 2004. Indiana more than doubled the number of local smoke-free laws passed in 2006. A total of 6 strong laws passed in 2005 compared to 15 this past year.
NCC HARPER SAN FRANCISCO UNVEIL GO-ANYWHERE BIBLE
The National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA (NCC) and HarperSanFrancisco, an imprint of HARPERCOLLINS Publishers, today announced the launch of the Go-Anywhere Bible. This new collection of Bibles is published in a convenient size and attractive design intended to make the New Revised Standard Version (NRSV) Bible more accessible to today's readers.
The Go-Anywhere Bible is the first in a series of Bibles to be published under a new agreement with HarperSanFrancisco. The NCC has selected HarperSanFrancisco to be the sole manager of commercial licenses for print and electronic editions of the NRSV and the Revised Standard Version (RSV) of the Bible.
The NRSV is widely recognized as the world's most trusted, most accepted and most accurate translation of scriptures available in English. For more information about the NCC, visit the Web site at www.councilofchurches.org.
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UPCOMING CONFERENCE SESSIONS NEWS
WORSHIP PARTICIPANTS FOR SOUTH INDIANA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Lynn Renne is interested in finding people willing to serve as readers, soloists, or in other worship arts during South Indiana’s annual conference June 6-9. E-mail her at LRenne@sigecom.net for more information.
SOUTH CONFERENCE LAITY ASKED TO SUBMIT SERMONS FOR CONFERENCE
Each year the South Indiana Conference Board of Laity offers the opportunity to all laity of the South Indiana Conference to express thanks and praise to God by submitting a sermon manuscript for judging. The deadline for entries is April 26. The theme is “One in Spirit, All in Ministry: In the Spirit of Stewardship.” Manuscripts are judged on how well the theme is followed and developed, and how well stories and illustrations are used. The author will present the winning manuscript at the Laity Session of South Indiana Annual Conference during the Wednesday morning session, June 6. Two other manuscripts will be given Honorable Mention.
All laity are invited to participate in the contest. Sharing stories of faith, discipleship and commitment is an excellent opportunity to honor Christ and his mission. For additional information or questions, please contact Bob Pimlott at 812-273-3081 or e-mail him at rpimlott1@verizon.net.
Send manuscripts to Ike Williams, Conference Lay Leader, 1515 Cool Creek Drive, Carmel, IN 46033-2318. Please include name, address, phone number, local church name and district name on a cover letter. Manuscripts will be judged anonymously by the selection committee. The winner and two runners up will be notified by May 20. Entries must be postmarked by April 26.
MINISTRY RESOURCES
NORTH REDEVELOPMENT VENTURE PROCESS TO BE EXPLAINED MAY 5
Is your church interested in more effectively carrying out its mission? Is it at a place where it's ready to do something but isn't sure what to do next? Is it interested in acquiring tools from which it could benefit for years to come?
If so, consider participating in the Redevelopment Venture Process (RVP). A new group of North Indiana Conference churches will begin this 18-month, team-based process Sept. 29. To learn more, plan to attend a free introduction to RVP from 10 a.m. to 12 noon EDT on Saturday, May 5 at First UMC in Wabash, Ind.
For more information, contact Ed Fenstermacher by e-mail at ed@nicumc.org or visit www.nicumc.org/cd/tools/rvp/ or call toll-free 800-783-5138.
NEW BOOK EXPLORES MISSION AND MUSIC
The centrality of song to Christian life and mission is the subject of a collection of essays just published by The United Methodist General Board of Global Ministries.
Music & Mission: Toward a Theology and Practice of Global Song was edited by the Rev. Dr. S.T. Kimbrough, Jr., who recently retired as the executive in charge of the Global Praise program of the mission agency.
The 14 essays put special emphasis on the strong role of music found in the Methodist heritage, but they also explores song in Scripture and in the broad Christian experience. The easy-to-read resource is designed in part to help congregations take advantage of the wealth of song available in a global church.
Music and Mission sells for $14.95 and can be ordered through regular United Methodist distribution channels. Place mail orders with Cokesbury, P.O. Box 801, Nashville, TN 27202-0801; telephone: 800 672-1798, FAX: 800 445-8189. The Web site of Global Praise is www.globalpraise.org.
PDF version of the Table of Contents and first chapter of the book, Music and Mission is available online: http://new.gbgm-umc.org/media/pdf/musicandmissionexcerpt.pdf (94.2 KB)
ANNOUNCING THE NEW WWW.UMC.ORG/NETS WEB SITE
Nothing But Nets is creating a buzz. It’s captivating United Methodists as a way to be involved with saving lives. Thousands of people have bought insecticide-treated bed nets at $10 a shot.
“The reaction to Rick Reilly's 815 words made clear that thousands of people were ready to help the million children dying unnecessarily each year of malaria. And so Nothing But Nets was born.” (UN Foundation Web site, www.unfoundation.org/malaria/)
United Methodist Communication announces four new things.
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WEB SITE. The new www.umc.org/nets site has been launched. For example, clicking ‘Find Tools and Resources’ reveals the Game Plan, a plethora of downloadable resources, including worship support, curriculum and publicity materials – as well as Talking Points for Youth. Click on ‘Get Youth Involved’ and you will see explanations of youth events in 2007 and invitations to get hands-on with the campaign.
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GAME PLAN. In addition to being available on the new Web site, the Game Plan (also known as a toolkit) can be ordered for $15. The Game Plan has a sample T-shirt, a poster and a DVD that contains downloadable video, guidelines, sermon starters, curriculum, bulletin covers, drop-in ads, posters and more. It's packaged in a draw-string duffel bag.
Available via the Game Plan or from the Web site, T-shirts sell for $20, with $10 going to purchase a bed net. Coach cards (note cards) will sell for $10 and will be available soon.
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7 VILLAGES. We know people want to talk about their activities and to learn what others are doing. UMC.org offers a 7 Villages site (networking with others via the Internet) just for Nothing But Nets. We need someone to start a Village – so reach out and be among the first village builders. See www.7villages.com/nothingbutnets
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YOUTH REPORTERS. We are looking for youth to serve as reporters on the ground for youth activities so if you haven’t already done so, please send contacts we can work with to tap youth for this special assignment.
NORTH INDIANA CONFERENCE MEDIA CENTER LISTS MARCH PICKS
As we seem to be mired down in winter weather, it is very easy not to think of the coming season. Spring will bring a rejuvenation of activities, both in and out of church. Take time during these dark days to imagine and plan for Spring.
Many of you will be scheduling Confirmation and membership classes. Here are several resources to aid you in your teaching? “What Does it Mean to be United Methodist?”, “Apostles’ Creed,” “Our United Methodist Heritage,” “John Wesley: The Proud Methodist.”
All of these and many more, may be found in our catalogs or on-line at www.nicumc.org, click on Media Library.
New additions: REVOLUTION 2, STORIES, and SHORTS, VOLUME 4. All of these are for youth. For more information or assistance in ordering resources, contact Bonnie Miller, Media Resource Librarian at 800-783-5138 or e-mail, bonnie@nicumc.org
SOUTH INDIANA CONFERENCE RESOURCE CENTER LISTS MARCH PICKS
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 of the available options, including “Newest Resources” and “Picks of the Month.” March “Picks” have been posted. Some of our newest additions include: Awesome Bible Adventures, Green, Morning Coffee: Unity, and 36 Parables. WE ALSO HAVE MANY RESOURCES AVAILABLE FOR THE LENTEN SEASON. Go to the “Bibliographies” option, locate “Holidays” and then click on “Lent/Easter” to view resource descriptions.
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!
MOVIE REVIEW
The Ultimate Gift
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Production Company: Fox Faith
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Director: Michael O. Sajbel
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Cast: Drew Fuller, James Garner, Ali Hillis, Abigail Breslin, Lee Meriwether, Brian Dennehy, Mircea Monroe, Donna Cherry, D. David Morin
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Rating: PG for thematic elements, some violence and language
By Gregg Tubbs
(UMC.org) – Jesus was called many things during his time on earth, but none more often than "teacher." His disciples and others would often implore him, "Teacher … explain to us … show us … tell us what we must do." Jesus would share with them life's lessons infused with divine wisdom – lessons that still guide us today. The Ultimate Gift is a new film that carries on the tradition of passing on the wisdom of the ages to a generation sorely in need of guidance. The film follows a wealthy, callow youth on a journey of spiritual and emotional discovery to uncover one of life's ultimate questions, "What is the relationship between wealth and happiness?" The lessons he learns along the way are sometimes hard, often complex, and always unexpected, but they all add up to the ultimate gift.
Based on the uplifting bestseller by Jim Stovall, The Ultimate Gift tells the story of a man whose final act is to share his legacy with his family, passing on a lifetime of wisdom to those left behind and striving to finally right old wrongs.
The complete review can be read by logging on to: www.umc.org/site/c.lwL4KnN1LtH/b.2607315/k.38A7/Movie_Review_iThe_Ultimate_Gifti.htm
DEATHS: EPPLEY, FARR, FARRER, TON
PAUL H. EPPLEY, retired pastor and former conference business administrator/treasurer (NIC) died Tuesday, March 20, 2005. A Worship Service of Celebration and Remembrance is scheduled to be held tomorrow, Saturday, March 24, at 11a.m. at Christ UMC, 477 N. Wabash St. in Wabash, Ind. Calling is scheduled for Saturday beginning at 9:30 a.m. There will be no calling on Friday.
CHARLES FARR, retired Elder (SIC), died March 16, 2007. A memorial service was held March 21 at Fairview UMC in Bloomington with burial in Valhalla Memory Gardens.
Survivors include: wife, Margarette Farr, 3835 Woodhaven Dr, Bloomington, IN 47403, one daughter Catherine Fothergill, two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren
PHYLLIS MARIE FARRER, mother of the Rev. Jim Farrer, pastor of Christ UMC in Lafayette (NIC), died Friday, March 16, 2007. A memorial service was held March 20 at Gundrum Funeral Home in Logansport, Ind. Condolences can be sent to the Rev. James E. Farrer, 963 Southernview Dr. S., Lafayette, IN 47909-3795
BRYAN L. TON, pastor of Forest UMC (NIC), died Saturday, March 17, 2007. A memorial service was held March 21 at the Forest UMC in Forest, Ind. with burial at Citizens I.O.O.F. Cemetery in Kewanna, Ind. Survivors include: his wife, Beverly; his daughter, Regen Ton, Bloomington; his sons, Ian Ton (Liz), Washington D.C., Joshua D. Ton, Bloomington, and Dirk W. Ton, Lafayette. Condolences can be sent to Beverly Ton, P.O. Box 13, Forest, IN 46039. Memorials can be given to the Salvation Army.
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 March 23, 2007.
North Indiana Conference
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Brown, Frank from no appointment to Rigdon, Marion, 1/21
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Bunch, Jan W. from Saratoga, Muncie to Matthews Epworth, Marion, 5/1
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Danielson, Chris C. from Muncie High Street, Muncie to LaGrange First, Michiana, 6/16
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Fuller, Judith from Geneva First, Huntington to Daleville, Muncie, 6/16
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Garman, Dexter W. from LaGrange First, Michiana to Retirement, 6/1
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Neuen, David from Warsaw First Associate, Warsaw to Muncie High Street Associate, Muncie, 6/16
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Ottjes, Karen from Daleville, Muncie to Akron, Warsaw, 6/16
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Patton, Richard from Bluffton First, Huntington to Transitional Leave, Huntington 5/1
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Phillips, Gary, G. from Blaine/Center/Mt. Pleasant, Muncie to Dunkirk Calvary, Muncie, 3/16
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Smith, Michael A. from Faith Chapel, Huntington to Extension Ministry Huntington, 4/16
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VerLee Ronald F. from Saint Joseph, Fort Wayne to Incapacity, Fort Wayne, 1/1
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Wilkins, Mark from Dyer, Calumet to Crown Point, Calumet, 6/16
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Wortinger, John K. From West Lafayette First, Lafayette to Anderson First, Marion, 6/16
South Indiana Conference
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Clark, Carolyn from no appointment to Shelburn, Vincennes 3/1
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Gipson, Charles from no appointment to Forsythe, Vincennes 3/11
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Parrott, Roger D. from Vevay/Vevay: Bennington, Columbus to Vevay, Columbus, 6/30
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Walker, Douglas Leroy from Indianapolis Rosedale Hills, Indianapolis West to Indianapolis Epworth, Indianapolis East, 7/1
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Wood, G. Leonard from Forsythe, Vincennes to Retirement, 3/15
NEW JOB LISTINGS
NORTH MANCHESTER CHURCH NEEDS DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMS
A Director of Programs is needed to design and implement church and community-wide programs that share the good news of Jesus Christ. This is a part time position (up to 80 hours per month) and includes a salary ($15,000 to $17,500 depending on qualifications) and travel reimbursement. The successful applicant should be able to work flexible hours and have solid people and organizational skills. The position will include working with children and adults in the existing Christian education programs of the local church, with a significant emphasis on the emerging Youth Ministry of the congregation. Also, the Director of Programs, in cooperation with the Evangelism Ministry, will create new programs which promote the numerical and spiritual growth of the congregation. If you are a creative and imaginative Christian individual who is open to new ideas and able to work cooperatively with others please e-mail a letter of interest and resume to Pastor David Overmyer at the North Manchester United Methodist Church by e-mail nmumc@kconline.com.
NORTH MANCHESTER CHURCH NEEDS PARISH VISITOR
A Parish Visitor is needed to assist the Senior Pastor in visitation of a large and vibrant congregation. This is a part-time position (up to 80 hours per month) and includes a salary ($15,000 to $17,500 depending on qualifications) and travel reimbursement. The successful applicant should be able to work flexible hours and have solid people and organizational skills. The position will include working with individuals of all ages but in particular those who are 65 years and older. Also, the Parish Visitor, in cooperation with the Membership Care Ministry, will help create caring programs to extend the congregations compassion ministries. If you are a creative caring Christian individual who is open to new ideas, able to work cooperatively with others, have strong communication skills and able to travel, please e-mail a letter of interest and resume to Pastor David Overmyer (North Manchester United Methodist Church) at nmumc@kconline.com.
NORTH INDIANA UM FOUNDATION SEEKS FIELD REPRESENTATIVES
The North Indiana United Methodist Foundation is seeking Field Representatives to promote the Foundation and/or Loan Fund in the following Districts:
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North Indiana Conference
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Calumet
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Marion
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Muncie
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South Indiana Conference (Loan Fund only)
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Evansville
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Indianapolis West
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Vincennes
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We need people who would be proactive in making contacts with conference leaders and local churches. We estimate time commitment to be 10-40 hours per month. This position is ideal for those who are retired, semi-retired, or planning to retire soon. Field Reps are compensated for their time on a per diem basis, plus expenses. Call 866-669-2327 and ask for Tamara, or e-mail thendricks@niumf.org.
PREVIOUS JOB LISTINGS
VINCENNES CHURCH SEEKS DIRECTOR OF MUSIC MINISTRIES
Community United Methodist Church in Vincennes, Indiana, seeks a full-time person to lead its music ministry programs. The chosen individual will have responsibilities for leading Adult Choir and Ensembles, praise band, adult and youth bell choirs, children’s choirs, and youth choir. Special attention will be given to those who can blend together traditional and contemporary forms and styles of worship, along with openness to reaching younger generation. Send resume to Community United Methodist Church, 1548 South Hart Street Road, Vincennes, IN 47591.
Attention: Staff-Parish Relations Committee. Deadline: April 15.
EVANSVILLE CHURCH SEEKS DIRECTOR OF PRESCHOOL
Old North United Methodist Church is seeking a director for its preschool. The position begins in the summer for the start of the fall school year. There are currently 150 children enrolled with great potential for growth. A bachelor’s degree in early childhood education or related educational field is required. Experience with a developmentally appropriate preschool program and accreditation programs is desirable. A letter of application and résumé can be mailed to Preschool Director Search, 4201 Stringtown Road, Evansville, IN 47711 or e-mail it to mail@oldnorthumc.org.
INDY EAST DISTRICT OFFICE SEEKS ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
The Indianapolis East District office is seeking an experienced Administrative Assistant for the Indianapolis East District Superintendent. Must have substantial skills in Microsoft Office Pro including: Outlook, Word, Excel, Publisher and Power Point, the ability to handle and maintain confidentiality, close attention to detail and ability to multi-task, strong written and verbal skills, must be able to prioritize and possess organizational skills and work as a team. Submit cover letter and resume to: Indianapolis East District, 3901 N. Meridian Street, Suite #210, Indianapolis, IN 46208 by April 1.
FLETCHER PLACE COMMUNITY CENTER HAS OPENING FOR TEACHER
The Fletcher Place Community Center in Indianapolis has an immediate opening for a Preschool Teacher with a CDA or ½ work completed on it and verifiable. 35 hours a week for an interim teaching position continuing through May 25 with opportunity to apply for position at that time. Two classes: Pre-K 4-5 year olds M-F 9-12 and Junior Class 3-4 year olds M, W and F 1-3. Additional responsibilities as applies to the preschool program in general. If working on CDA will need to continue through to completion.
Please e-mail resume to: executive_director@fletcherplacecc.org or call 317-636-3466 ext. 6 for more information.
PART TIME ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT NEEDED AT SOUTH WHITLEY
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24 hours per week, 9am-3pm, Monday–Thursday.
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Position is as church secretary and office manager.
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Skills Needed: Good phone skills with adept computer knowledge, as well as friendly and firm people management skills. Should be open to new challenges and new learning experiences. Should be a self-starter capable of initiative and independent work. Should be discreet and mature in handling church matters (sound Christian character).
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Position opens in end of March 2007. Interviews begin immediately. E-mail your resume to: pburris@hotmail.com. You can also mail, fax or drop resume off at South Whitley United Methodist Church, 6685 W. State Rd. 14 (P.O. Box 386), South Whitley, IN 46787. Phone 260-723-5107. Fax 260-723-6418
MISSION OPPORTUNITIES
The next issue of Mission Opportunities will be published on Monday, March 26.
Last updated on 04/01/2008Compiled as a service of Indiana Area United Methodist Communication in Indianapolis.