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FOX, REISMAN TO LEAD INDIANA AREA CONVOCATION FEB. 29-MARCH 1

Kayc Mykrantz, lay leader of the North Indiana Conference, and Ike Williams, lay leader of the South Indiana Conference of The United Methodist Church, invite both laity and clergy to a unique LEAP Year Event – Let’s Establish A Priority to Tell Our Story – the weekend of Feb. 29-March 1, at United Methodist-related University of Indianapolis. They will be joined by Dr. Eddie Fox of The World Methodist Council and nationally known North Indiana Conference Evangelist, the Rev. Kimberly Reisman, in a two-day event leading participants to become confident in sharing their faith through personal stories. LEAP will run from opening workshop at 7 p.m. Friday night, Feb. 29, through closing worship at 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, March 1 at Ransburg Auditorium in Esch Hall. Bishop Mike Coyner will lead opening worship followed by a presentation by Fox. Registration will open at 5 p.m. Cost is $50 per person including materials and Saturday lunch. A brochure and bulletin insert including a registration form is available online at www.inareaumc.org. Printed brochures have been mailed to lay leadership across the state. Deadline for registration has been extended to Feb. 21.

The LEAP Event qualifies for Continuing Education units at 1 CEU per hour in workshops and plenary sessions. Worship sessions do not count for CEUs. LEAP also counts as credit for Certified Lay Speakers.

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Bible Passage for Sunday

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Ministerial Appointments

New Employment Listings

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NEWS AND INFORMATION

BOTH INDIANA CABINETS MEET AT DEPAUW FOR WINTER RETREAT

The cabinets of both North Indiana and South Indiana conferences met in Greencastle this past January in their annual kick-off to the year’s work. Here is a sampling of their time together.

The district superintendents said they realize it is a privilege to serve God on the cabinets of our respective conferences, and ask for the prayers of all Hoosier United Methodists for the work they do.

MADISON CHURCH REACHES OUT TO PET LOVERS

Support groups for those grieving after the loss of a loved one or caring for an ailing family member, are not unusual. But recognizing the strong bond between people and their pets, members of North United Methodist Church in Madison, Ind., go a step further, reaching out to those dealing with the illness or death of four-legged friends.

“They need somebody to talk to,” says Bob Schultz, a church volunteer who started the Pet Caretakers’ Ministry. “They’re coming in and they want prayer for their pets. And they want prayer for themselves, taking care of them. “

Schultz came up with the idea for the ministry after seeing an upset pet owner at a local veterinary clinic. Soon after that meeting, the Pet Caretakers’ Ministry was launched, meeting once a month at the church. North United Methodist has also expanded its 24-hour prayer line 812-493-4487 to include prayers for pets and their owners.

“Sometimes we fail to be sensitive, I think, to individuals who are very, very, very attached to their pets and then they lose one of their pets,” says the Rev. Randy Jungkurth, pastor of the 140-member congregation. “And then that ends up being even as much grief as a person who loses a family member.”

Jungkurth welcomed the idea of the Pet Caretakers’ Ministry, which began as a community outreach in September 2007. – UMNS

UMCOR RESPONDS TO ‘SUPER TUESDAY’ TORNADOES IN SOUTH

The United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) and its regional church partners are responding as rapidly as conditions allow to tornadoes that struck five southern states on Tuesday night, Feb. 5. Early response United Methodist teams were involved in debris cleanup on the afternoon of Feb. 7 in areas that were open to volunteer workers. “In some areas, seek and rescue operations are still the priorities,” said the Rev. Thomas Hazelwood, director of domestic disaster relief for UMCOR.

More than 65 people were known dead and scores were injured, primarily in Arkansas and Tennessee, the states hardest hit. There was also damage in Mississippi, southern Kentucky and northern Alabama on “Super Tuesday,” the day of many state presidential primaries.

Christy Smith of Brownsville, Tenn., is coordinating response to the early February tornadoes. She lives near Jackson, Tenn., one of the cities hardest hit and has experience in UMCOR efforts in previous tornado damage in the area.

Donations to assist with relief efforts in the wake of the early February tornadoes can be made to UMCOR in a variety of ways. Indicate Advance #901670 and “Super Tuesday Tornadoes.” Give online by going to www.givetomission.org and entering the Advance number, by phone using a credit card at 888-252-6174, or by check sent to Advance GCFA, P.O. Box 9068, GPO New York, NY 10087-9068. Contributions may be placed in the offering plate of any United Methodist congregation.

UMCOR HOLDS LONG TERM RECOVERY TRAINING IN FLOODED AREA

Gordon Knuckey, a staff member of the United Methodist Committee on Relief, led two long term recovery training events at the United Methodist churches in Monticello and Columbia City this week.

The Remington, Monticello and Delphi UMCs have joined with other faith groups in their area and are in the process of responding to flood survivors with a long term plan of recovery. While these pastor and other leaders gear up of recovery, churches wishing to make monetary donations to assist flood survivors in North Indiana may send funds to:

Flood buckets and flood bucket materials are being collected by the Monticello UMC, 200 South Main Street in Monticello. For more information, contact Pastor Brian Beeks at 574-583-5545. Homes that flooded along the Tippecanoe River last month, were flooded again last week. Once the water recedes, volunteers will be able to muck out houses. Information about volunteering will be posted when volunteers are needed.

‘ONE GREAT HOUR OF SHARING’ OFFERING TO BE RECEIVED MARCH 2

The One Great Hour of Sharing offering is essential to UMCOR, gifts to this offering underwrite UMCOR’s “costs of doing business.” That helps us keep our promise that 100 percent of every other gift you make to a specific UMCOR project can be spent on that project-not on home office costs and assisting UMCOR programs that have not been fully funded through designated Advance gifts.

Recently the North Indiana Conference received $15,000 from UMCOR to fulfill the immediate needs of residents for storm relief in North Indiana. These funds were available, because congregations from across the country gave to the “One Great Hour of Sharing” offering last year, making 100 percent of these funds available to those in need.

Free offering envelopes and DVD’s are available for the One Great Hour of Sharing offering by calling toll-free 1-888-346-3862, by fax at 615-742-5499 or online at www.umcgiving.org/content/sundays/OGHS_nav/onegreat.asp. Other resources including bulletin insert, litany of hope, songs, Scripture also can be downloaded from this site by clicking on Worship Resources – UMNS

UE WELCOMES MISSIONARY SPEAKER TO KICK OFF FOUNDER’S WEEK

The University of Evansville is proud to welcome Dr. Paul Wesley Chilcote as its keynote speaker for this year’s Founder’s Day, Sunday, Feb.17.

Dr. Chilcote, a missionary heavily involved in theological education, will discuss Foundations of a Life Mission at 10:30 a.m. in Neu Chapel. His speech will be part of the campus’s weekend-long birthday celebration, which also will include the official birthday celebration on Friday, February 15 and a Founder’s Day Luncheon and Alumni Association Awards Presentation on Sunday, February 17.

The Campus Birthday Celebration will take place in the atrium of the Schroeder Family School of Business Administration at 12:45 p.m. Friday. Cake and punch will be served.

The luncheon will be held at noon in the small gym of the Carson Center. The following alumni will be receiving awards:

Chilcote has written eight books including Praying in the Wesleyan Spirit and Recapturing the Wesleys’ Vision. He is currently the unit editor of the In the Works of John Wesley project and is President of The Charles Wesley Society. Chilcote s a frequent speaker in applied Wesleyan studies. – UE

MCCORDSVILLE CHURCH RECEIVES $15,000 GRANT TO EXPAND

McCordsville United Methodist Church has recently received a $15,000 matching grant from the Indianapolis Center for Congregations. This grant will be utilized for expenses associated with the upcoming renovation and expansion of McCordsville United Methodist Church.

McCordsville UMC is undertaking a $2.5 million expansion and renovation project that will more than double the existing size of the church building, adding 11,000 square feet of space.

The new updates will make the building more welcoming and accessible as well as adding new amenities including a fellowship hall that will be utilized for church and community functions. For more information about this project log on to www.mccordsvilleumc.org.

The Indianapolis Center for Congregations is a non-profit organization committed to strengthening congregations through resource consulting, educational events and resource grants. For more information on the Indianapolis Center for Congregations, for more information, log on to www.centerforcongregations.org.

WEST MICHIGAN DELEGATIONS ENDORSE HALLER FOR BISHOP

The West Michigan Conference delegations to the 2008 United Methodist General and Jurisdictional conferences have endorsed the Rev. Laurie Haller for the episcopacy. Haller currently serves as district superintendent in Grand Rapids, the host district to the July 2008 North Central Jurisdictional Conference.

Haller, 53, who has a broad range of local, regional and global experience in a variety of settings, believes that leadership in the church involves the “risky business” of surrendering to God’s intentions. She said, “I am humbled by the many opportunities that God has given us to help shape a future of hope. My prayer for The United Methodist Church is that we would be passionate leaders, working together to shape a world where all can experience the discipleship journey as one of grace and shalom.”

In addition to her church and community leadership, she is an avid marathoner and tri-athlete and an accomplished musician. She and her husband, the Rev. Gary Haller, have three young adult children.

To date Haller joins a field of five candidates for the episcopacy in the North Central Jurisdiction of The United Methodist Church which includes both North and South Indiana conferences. Other candidates (in alpha order) include: the Rev. Dr. David Alan Bard of the Minnesota Conference, the Rev. Dr. Timothy Bias of the Illinois Great Rivers Conference, the Rev. Randolph Cross of the Dakotas Conference and the Rev. Dr. Larry Pickens of the Northern Illinois Conference. – West Michigan Conference UMC

METHODIST CHURCH OF SOUTHERN AFRICA TO BUILD SEMINARY

The Methodist Church of Southern Africa is working to open a Methodist seminary that will develop leaders to transform the church and the nation of South Africa.

“Leadership is the gift and skill of moving other people into transformative action in the world,” said the Rev. Peter Storey, former bishop of the Methodist Church of Southern Africa.

During a Feb. 4 presentation sponsored by the Upper Room, a ministry of the United Methodist Board of Discipleship, Storey talked about the challenges faced by his country – poverty, pandemic diseases, crime, corruption, racism, education crises and environmental degradation.

Storey is chairman of the project to open the new seminary, which is scheduled to enroll its first 35 students next January. The seminary will provide candidates for the ministry with three years of residential, spiritual and academic training and internships – instead of the current six years of on-the-job training.

The new seminary is to be located within the Pietermaritzburg Cluster, a center of ecumenical theological institutions including the School of Religion and Theology at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, near Durban. – UMNS

GATES FOUNDATION INVITES CHURCH TO APPLY FOR GRANT

The United Methodist Church has been invited to apply for up to $5 million from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the United Nations Foundation to underwrite a campaign to strengthen its global health ministries.

The fundraising, education and outreach campaign would aim to raise $100 million over three years and especially would support the church’s efforts to eradicate malaria and other diseases of poverty in Africa.

Bishop Janice Riggle Huie, president of the United Methodist Council of Bishops, received the invitation in mid-January through the United Nations Foundation, which is helping to facilitate the grant process.

The invitation to apply for a Gates Foundation grant represents “an extraordinary opportunity” for the people of The United Methodist Church, said Elizabeth Gore, executive director of partnership alliances for the U.N. Foundation. – UMNS

More stories are available online at www.umc.org and www.umportal.org.

BIBLE PASSAGE FOR SUNDAY

God loved the people of this world so much that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who has faith in him will have eternal life and never really die. God did not send his Son into the world to condemn its people. He sent him to save them!

WORSHIP RESOURCES

INDY INNER-CITY CHURCH SEEKS SET OF ENGLISH HANDBELLS

An inner-city church in Indianapolis seeks a set of English handbells to start a choir in this church. The choir has a very small budget. Is there a church that has a set of bells gathering dust in a closet that would loan them or sell them? If so, please contact Jan Jackson at jmjackson815@att.net or by home phone 317-839-7237 or cell phone 317-313-7526.

BLACK HISTORY MONTH – THERE IS A BALM IN GILEAD

The origin of the BALM IN GILEAD* tune is lost to history. We don’t even know if this is the original tune that accompanied these words. This hymn appeared in the 1889 Methodist Hymnal with a different tune, but the tune in our present hymnal, as with most other publications, is the traditional tune. This Spiritual is among the best known and loved among American congregations. It appears in most of our hymnals and songbooks, including The United Methodist Hymnal (1989), Mil Voces Para Celebrar (Spanish United Methodist Hymnal), Come, Let Us Worship (Korean-English Bilingual United Methodist Hymnal), Songs of Zion, and Zion Still Sings in a variety of settings. It is often included in concert and recital programs and in numerous choral arrangements and recordings. Here are three very different versions:

In whatever setting or arrangement, and whether it is sung by soloist, choir, or congregation, the message of “There Is a Balm in Gilead” is that regardless of circumstances, in Jesus there is a promise of healing, hope, and liberation.

GENERAL CONFERENCE COVERAGE

KEEP IN TOUCH WITH WHAT’S HAPPENING AT GENERAL CONFERENCE

Anyone wanting to learn more about General Conference and how it works can take a free five-session online course called “Exploring General Conference” through United Methodist Communications. To register, visit http://training.umcom.org. More than 600 people have already done so. During General Conference, United Methodist Communications will send a daily e-mail digest of United Methodist News Service assembly coverage to anyone who subscribes to the free service. The agency also will provide an RSS feed allowing church and annual conference Web sites to list General Conference headlines as UMNS stories are posted. Coverage will include print stories in English, Spanish and Korean; video stories; audio newscasts; and a General Conference photo gallery.

InfoServ, the church’s free information service, will staff the meeting and respond to questions by e-mail at infoserv@umcom.org, as well as by phone. Indiana United Methodist Communication plans to be in the press room during the second week of General Conference. Inquiries about Hoosier United Methodists at General Conference can be sent to dgangler@inareaumc.org.

ANNUAL CONFERENCE

2008 SOUTH INDIANA CONF. LAITY MANUSCRIPT CONTEST ANNOUNCED

Each year the Board of Laity offers the opportunity to all laity of the South Indiana Conference to express thanks and praise God by submitting a sermon manuscript for judging. The deadline for entries is April 30, 2008. This year the theme is “One in Spirit, All in Ministry: In the Spirit of Fellowship.” Manuscripts are judged on how well the theme is followed and developed, as well as the use of creative writing techniques. The author will present the winning manuscript at the Laity Session of the Annual Conference on Thursday June 12 in Bloomington. Two other manuscripts will be given Honorable Mention.

Manuscripts are to be sent to Ike Williams, Conference Lay Leader, 1515 Cool Creek Drive, Carmel, Indiana 46033-2318. Name, address, phone number, local church name, and district name should be on a cover letter. Manuscripts will be assigned a number and be judged anonymously by the selection committee. The winners and two runners up will be notified by May 21. All entries must be postmarked by April 30. Additional information concerning the contest can be obtained by contacting Bob Pimlott, Columbus District Lay Leader at 812-273-3081 or by e-mail at rpimlott1@verizon.net.

ART WORK NEEDED FOR BOTH INDIANA ANNUAL CONFERENCES

The theme for both North Indiana and South Indiana Annual Conferences will be “Friends with Christ,” based on John 15:15.

You can help both Annual Conferences by submitting art entries before March 1 for original artwork for the conference auditorium banner to Gloria J. Nelson 107 W Campbell St., Edinburgh, IN 46124 Church: 812-526-5840, Fax: 812-526-8617, e-mail: gnelson@sicumc.org or revgjnelson@aol.com.

The South Indiana Conference also needs an original song or new words to a non-copy-written melody to Lynn Renne, Aldersgate UMC 5130 Lincoln Ave. Evansville, IN 47715, Church: 812-477-7816, Fax 812-477-8658, e-mail lrenne@aol.com

MINISTRY RESOURCES

UM COMMUNICATION OFFERS ONLINE CONNECTIONAL GIVING COURSE

United Methodist Communications is pleased to announce the launch of a new online course, “Turning Connectional Living into Connectional Giving.” This four-part, self-directed course with facilitation is designed to assist members of The United Methodist Church to understand and interpret our connectional giving through the Apportioned and Designated funds of the church. Each module of the online course includes interactive features such as audio and video clips, quizzes, links to more information, a personal online journal, Flash animation and discussion forums. Registration for this free online course is now open through Feb. 20. To register, go to http://moodle.umcom.org.

NORTH INDIANA MEDIA CENTER HOT PICKS LISTED FOR FEBRUARY

The North Indiana Conference Media Center is in the process of implementing new software. This software will allow you to order on line! The availability on-line may not be correct at this time, if you have any questions, please feel free to call Angel at 800-783-5138 or email Angel Rea. Our on-line catalog can be accessed at www.nicumc.org/in/mc/. This month we are featuring some Hot Authors, who make it difficult to keep their resources on the Shelf! Get them while their Hot, these resources do not sit on the shelf!

PHILIP YANCEY – What’s so Amazing About Grace? – The Bible Jesus Read – The Jesus I Never Knew

JOHN ORTBERB – If You Want To Walk On Water – God is Closer Than You Think – Spiritual Disciplines for Ordinary People – An Ordinary Day with Jesus – The Life You Have Always Wanted

BETH MOORE – Heart like His – To Live is Christ – A Woman’s Heart – Breaking Free – Beloved Disciple

RICK WARREN – Doing Life Together – Purpose Driven Church Conference – Purpose Driven Life – Purpose Driven Youth Ministry

RAY VANDER LAAN – FAITH LESSONS – Death & Resurrection – Promised Land – Early Church – Life & Ministry of the Messiah – Prophets & Kings of Israel – Walk as Jesus Walked

ADAM HAMILTON – Selling Swim Suits in the Artic – Christianity & World Religions – Confronting Controversies – Making Love Last A Life Time – Serving From The Heart

SOUTH INDIANA MEDIA RESOURCE CENTER PICKS FOR FEBRUARY

The South Indiana Conference Media Resource Center’s latest acquisitions can be found online at www.sicumc.org. Click on “Media Center” and explore all the available options, including “Newest Resources” and “Picks of the Month.” February “Picks” have been posted. Highlighted are the latest Lent and Easter selections, including Animated Passion Trilogy, Gospel of John (Visual Bible), He Chose the Nails, Prophecies of the Passion, True Easter Story, Veggie Tales: Easter Story, and Victory at Jerusalem. NOTE: Additional Lent/Easter resources can be found online. Click on “Media Center” (twice), then on “Bibliographies” and scroll down to HOLIDAYS. Click on “Lent/Easter.” Find and click on RACE RELATIONS under “Bibliographies” to locate resources for Black History month.

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, director of the center, for more information/consultation. For the catalog of resources, log on to www.sicumc.org and click on Media Center.

DEATHS

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 during the week of February 15, 2008.

NEW EMPLOYMENT LISTINGS

DYER CHURCH SEEKS DIRECTOR OF STUDENT MINISTRIES

Dyer United Methodist Church, located 12 miles south of Chicago, is seeking a Director of Student Ministries to serve youth and their families in grades 5-12. The exceptional candidate has a passion to reach and disciple youth, create mission and ministry opportunities for them and work with a team of students, parents and other adults to create outrageous worship experiences, soul searching lessons, ways to offer hospitality and expanding their worlds. Excellent pay and benefits include housing, insurance, vacation, resources to help you retreat and learn and pension at 3 years. Send your resume to Dyer United Methodist Church, ATTN: Ken Puent, Lead Pastor; 2016 Church Street; Dyer, IN 46311. Deadline for applications is April 1.

ELKHART ADULT DAY CENTER SEEKS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Executive Director needed for Riverview Adult Day Center. The candidate will be responsible for administrative and management duties of small not-for-profit. Riverview Adult Day Center, 2715 East Jackson Blvd., Elkhart, IN 46516 is a faith based organization that provides the best and most dignified personal care possible to adults who may need some help in self-care or requires supervision. We promote client’s cognitive functioning with a combination of structured reminiscence, social interaction, physical activity, reassurance and affection in a caring atmosphere. Experience with geriatrics is a must. Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree, nursing license or related qualifications. Grant writing experience is a plus.

HANFIELD CHURCH SEEKS WORSHIP ARTS COORDINATOR

Hanfield UMC has an immediate opening for a Worship Arts Coordinator. If you would be interested, or know of any qualified persons, please tell them to visit our website at www.hanfield.org to get more information, including a job description, expectations, etc. Under INFO, click on employment opportunities. There is an application available that can be downloaded at that site and sent to Hanfield United Methodist Church, 101 N 400 E, Marion, IN 46952. Applicants also can e-mail Tim Chambers/Campus Pastor at tchambers@hanfield.org. Chambers is the initial contact and his office number is 765-664-8726, ext. 119. --Tim Chambers, Campus Pastor

ZANESVILLE CHURCH SEEKS OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR

The Zanesville United Methodist Church has an immediate opening for an office staff position of Office Administrator. The position requires computer, communication, and office skills to be performed at a high level of excellence. At a minimum, applicants should be proficient in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Outlook which are the primary tools used for the creation of church bulletins, weekly announcements for computerized projection on the church video system, and the church’s calendar of events.

The position is a full-time, Monday through Friday, salaried position requiring approximately forty (40) hours per week. Salary is commensurate with experience. This person will work with the Senior Pastor in the performance of their duties. It is anticipated that all job duties shall be performed in the church office when possible.

Interested applicants shall submit a cover letter with résumé to the attention of Pastor Tom Watt, Zanesville United Methodist Church, P. O. Box 4, Zanesville, Indiana 46799. Should your cover letter and résumé exhibit experience suitable to meet the requirements of the position, a job description and application will be forwarded to your attention to be completed and returned to the church office. Application deadline is March 10.

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EVANSVILLE CHURCH SEEKS DIRECTOR OF CHURCH MINISTRY

The Turning Pointe UMC in Evansville seeks a Director of Church Ministry – this person will play a strategic role for The Turning Pointe by supporting the ministries that make every new guest, visitor and member feel welcomed and connected to our church. The DCM will engage lay people into the church and ministry. This person will focus on developing Connections, our small group ministry, so that we are a church of small groups who teach, nurture and encourage one another. Caring for our congregation will also be under the realm of the DCM’s duties, shared when needed by our pastor. The DCM will also be expected to continue to grow in his/her own faith and skills.

Requirements: BA/BS or equivalent life experience, demonstrated commitment to the Christian faith, high level of competency in interpersonal relationships, excellent communication and organizational skills, willingness to teach and mentor other staff and ministry leaders, demonstrated leadership capability, comfort with message delivery/teaching. See complete job description at www.theturningpointe.com.

Please submit cover letter, resume & three references to: The Turning Pointe, Attn Personnel, 9800 Middle Mt Vernon Road, Evansville IN 47712 or send to info@theturningpointe.com.

INDY CHURCH NOW HAS OPENING FOR MUSIC DIRECTOR, ORGANIST

Bethel UMC located at 5252 W. 52nd St. in Indianapolis has immediate openings for both a Director of Music and an Organist. We currently have two Sunday morning services (at 9 and 10:30 a.m.) and hold special programs (such as Christmas Eve, Lenten Services) throughout the year.

DIRECTOR OF MUSIC: We are seeking a part-time Director of Music to develop, nurture, and sustain church music ministries and programs. The Director of Music will oversee all musical programming including adult choir, children’s choir, and hand bell choir. Administrative duties include: rehearsal and scheduling of all choral groups and musical programs, overseeing the music ministry budget, purchasing music, and attending Worship Committee and Staff Administrative meetings. Candidates should forward resume and cover letter to bethel52office@dslextreme.com care of Cari Southworth, Staff Parish Chair.

ORGANIST: Responsibilities for the organist include: playing for worship services and holiday services, rehearsing with the choir, and assisting in the coordination of music with sermon topics. Candidates should forward resume and cover letter to bethel52office@dslextreme.com care of Cari Southworth, Staff Parish Chair. Please include “Organist” in t he subject line.

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