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For Friday, March 28, 2008 – Sunday is second Sunday of Easter
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 NEWS HEADLINES
Six Imagine Indiana Team Members Ready Selves for Web Cast
Indiana’s Black United Methodists Endorse Beard for Episcopacy
Remington Man Featured In Flood Story Died Good Friday
Kansas City Seminary Deliver $14 Million in Meds to Congo
Boston Area Bishop Opposes Casinos in Massachusetts
NEWS AND INFORMATION
SIX IMAGINE INDIANA TEAM MEMBERS READY SELVES FOR WEB CAST
Lights, camera, Imagine Indiana. Six members of the Imagine Indiana Design Team will take to cyberspace this Sunday, March 30 from 7 to 8 p.m. EDT, 6 to 7 p.m. CDT for the Indiana Area UMC’s first Web cast. It will originate in Bishop Mike Coyner’s office in Indianapolis. The link will be posted on the area Web site www.inareaumc.org. A live signal will come online 30-minutes before the Web cast. A test signal is available to test equipment and links on the area Web site.
Both conference lay leaders Kayc Mykrantz (NIC) and Ike Williams (SIC) will be joined by Kokomo District Superintendent Frank Beard for a summary presentation of the Imagine Indiana Design Team report. The proposal is a plan to unite the two Indiana conferences.
The second segment of the program will be a Question-Answer session with Warsaw District Superintendent Cindy Reynolds, Consultant Adolf Hansen and South Indiana Conference Treasurer Jennifer Gallagher. Questions can be e-mailed now to ImagineIndiana@InAreaUMC.org. Bishop Coyner will have the closing words.
The team will be presenting this report to both the North Indiana Conference and the South Indiana Conference sessions later this spring for their approval.
The full 50-page report is available online at www.inareaumc.org, click on the Imagine Indiana logo. A two-page summary is available online at the same location.
INDIANA’S BLACK UNITED METHODISTS ENDORSE BEARD FOR EPISCOPACY
Black Methodists in the Indiana Area encourage North Central Jurisdictional delegates to support the Rev. Dr. Frank Beard for the episcopacy. Beard currently serves as superintendent of the Kokomo District in the North Indiana Conference.
South Indiana Conference Black Methodists for Church Renewal (BMCR), North Indiana Conference Black Methodists for Church Renewal and the Black United Methodist Pastors (BUMP) of the Indiana Area gave their joint endorsement for Beard in a news release Tuesday, March 25.
According to SIC BMCR Caucus Chair the Rev. James C. Anyike, “Dr. Beard has rendered faithful and diligent servant-leadership to the Church for many years. Having personally served as a pastor in the North Indiana Conference, I’ve observed how his gifts and graces enhance the life of the Church in the Conference and Indiana Area. Just as he is a blessing to the Indiana Area, we believe he will be a blessing to the total Connection.”
Beard has led the North Indiana Conference Delegations to two General Conferences and serves on several connectional boards and agencies, including on the General Board of Discipleship.
REMINGTON MAN FEATURED IN FLOOD STORY DIED GOOD FRIDAY
Harry Alberts of the Remington (Ind.) UMC, died Good Friday morning, March 21. Alberts and his wife, Lois, were pictured on the front-page of the February issue of Together. Indiana Bishop Mike Coyner visited and prayed with the Alberts in Remington during his visit to the flooded regions in Lafayette District. The Alberts vacate their home due to the flood in Remington. Their pastor, the Rev. Mary van Wijk, informed e-HUM that the Alberts had not yet moved back into their own home before Harry died. “Lois will now go back by herself,” she said.
KANSAS CITY SEMINARY DELIVER $14 MILLION IN MEDS TO CONGO
The Rev. Pamela Couture has a deep interest in peace-building efforts in the Democratic Republic of Congo and is writing a book on the topic. Couture, the vice president for academic affairs and dean at Saint Paul School of Theology in Kansas City, Mo., was planning a research trip to the African nation in January and wondered what type of gift she could bring the people there. As a result, Saint Paul's and others developed a plan to deliver more than $14 million worth of medicines to Congo
The United Methodist-related seminary will present four individuals with "Good Samaritan" awards for helping to organize the life-saving delivery. The awards will be part of an April 7 banquet at the Kansas City Marriott recognizing the contributions of the Saint Paul Council and Board of Trustees. – UMNS
BOSTON AREA BISHOP OPPOSES CASINOS IN MASSACHUSETTS
Bishop Peter D. Weaver, leader of The United Methodist Church’s Boston area, has signed a joint letter to Gov. Deval Patrick and state legislative leaders to oppose casinos in Massachusetts. The letter raises concerns that the lawmakers' analysis of introducing casinos "overstates the benefits and understates the costs." The United Methodist Church in its Social Principles, opposes gambling, calling it a "menace to society." – UMNS
NEW CURRICULUM INVITES CHILDREN TO BUILD ‘ROCK SOLID’ FAITH
Hank the Hammer and friends will help children build a "rock solid heart of faith" with a new Sunday school curriculum being offered this fall by the United Methodist Publishing House based in Nashville, Tenn.
"Rock Solid: Building a Heart of Faith" will invite children ages 3-13 to lay a solid biblical foundation and construct a personal relationship with God.
The cornerstone of "Rock Solid" is Matthew 7:24, the story of the wise man who built his house on rock. It includes multisensory activities, crafts, stories and games, supplemented by an interactive Web site at www.IAmRockSolid.com.
The new curriculum replaces Exploring Faith, which has been offered for the past eight years. Rock Solid incorporates language based on a faith-building model instead of a school model and uses, for instance, words like session instead of lesson, leader instead of teacher and group instead of class. The curriculum will be ready to ship to churches in June. It includes a leader guide, kid’s books, a resource packet and musical CD. A fun pack with craft ideas is available for younger age levels, a puzzle book for older children and a drama book for "tweens." – UMNS
UE ANNOUNCES NEW DIRECTOR OF UNIVERSITY RELATIONS
The University of Evansville is proud to announce Lucy Himstedt as its new Director of University Relations. Himstedt, who spent eight years as the vice president and general manager of 14 WFIE in Evansville, will join the University April 14. She will replace Marcia Dowell, who left UE in December.
From 1999-2007, Himstedt served as vice president and general manager of 14 WFIE, where she earned numerous awards for her community and journalistic endeavors. – UE
More stories are available online at www.umc.org and www.umportal.org.
BIBLE PASSAGE FOR SUNDAY
A week later the disciples were together again. This time, Thomas was with them. Jesus came in while the doors were still locked and stood in the middle of the group. He greeted his disciples and said to Thomas, "Put your finger here and look at my hands! Put your hand into my side. Stop doubting and have faith!"
Thomas replied, "You are my Lord and my God!"
Jesus said, "Thomas, do you have faith because you have seen me? The people who have faith in me without seeing me are the ones who are really blessed!"
-- John 20:26-29,
Contemporary English Version (CEV)
WORSHIP RESOURCES
HERE’S A LAST CHANCE FOR NEW HYMNAL RESEARCH
We want to know what you think of some of the features of our current hymnal (1989) and about some common worship and singing practices. This survey is open to all United Methodists to respond to – laity, clergy, musicians, congregation, choirs, children, youth, and adults. Your responses will be used as we plan for future resources and programming in the areas of worship and congregational song.
The survey may be accessed at www.gbod.org/hymnal and will be available through Sunday, March 30, 2008. It consists of about 35 statements and you will be asked to respond by clicking a button for each question. In order to protect the integrity of the survey, responses are limited to one response per computer. Responses will only be accepted from this website. You should plan to complete the survey once you access it. You will not be allowed to return and complete it or change your answers after you exit. It should take approximately 15 minutes to complete.
We are grateful for your participation in this important research. To proceed to the survey, click this link or copy it into your browser: www.gbod.org/hymnal.
GENERAL CONFERENCE COVERAGE
COMMUNICATION READY FOR ONLINE VISITORS TO GENERAL CONFERENCE
United Methodist Communications is prepared for thousands of online visitors to watch and gather information on the denomination’s 2008 legislative conference in Fort Worth, Texas.
About 1,000 delegates from around the world will gather April 23 to May 2, 2008 to determine priorities and set a direction for the 11-million member denomination. The General Conference’s proceedings will be available through GC2008.umc.org or www.umc.org. Worship, special addresses, celebrations, and other selected plenary sessions will be available on live video streaming. – UM Communications
ANNUAL CONFERENCE
HARRY DENMAN EVANGELISM AWARDS NOMINEES NEED BY APRIL 11
Nominations needed by April 11, 2008
The Denman Evangelism Award is presented annually to a UM Clergy and Lay person in Annual Conference across the country for outstanding work in Christian Evangelism. The award is named for the late Dr. Harry Denman, a distinguished lay evangelist whom Dr. Billy Graham called “my mentor in evangelism.” The awards are made possible by The Foundation for Evangelism, which was founded in 1949 by Dr. Denman.
The South Indiana Annual Conference will honor one clergy person and one lay person with the award during this year’s Annual Conference session.
To make your nominations, please download and complete the forms from the SIC Web site at www.sicumc.org/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=251 and return them to the South Indiana Conference Center by April 11. Mailing address: Jeanne Winters (Conf. Evangelism Chair), 1520 S. Liberty Drive, Bloomington, IN 47203. For more information, call 800-919-8160 or e-mail: gschaar@sicumc.org
WOMEN PLAN PRAYER VIGILS DURING INDIANA CONFERENCES SESSIONS
United Methodist Women of North Indiana and South Indiana Conferences will be participating in an intentional prayer vigil during both North and South conference sessions.
United Methodist Women of Indiana will be in prayer from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. on Thursday, May 29 and June 5 and Friday, May 30 and June 6; and from 9 a.m. until noon on Saturday, May 31 and June 7.
We are privileged to be able to support our Conferences, enveloping each one in prayer. – On behalf of Jeanie Park, UMW President and Cheryl Cole, UMW Spiritual Growth, North Indiana and Kyle DeWeese, UMW Spiritual Growth and Vickie Newkirk, UMW President, South Indiana.
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. 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 5 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, IN 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.
MINISTRY RESOURCES
NORTH INDIANA CONFERENCE MEDIA CENTER PICKS FOR MONTH OF APRIL
Any one of us is capable of offering the most sacrificial act any human can give to their pastor, their church or their fellow members – A PRAYER ROOM. Here are a few resources that may spark some interest in your congregation. We have many more so feel free to browse the North Indiana Conference online media resources catalog at www.nicumc.org. If you do not find what you are looking for, call Angel at 800-783-5138. Or, feel free to e-mail any questions regarding the latest resources or availability to Angel Rea.
Can You Hear Me? – looks into the broken hearts and lives of real people and focus on prayerful ways to listen better for God's comforting voice. – One episode in The Big Picture.
Prayer: Does It Make Any Difference? – The very heartbeat – of your relationship with God. Explore the mysterious intersection where you and God meet and relate. – Philip Yancey
When God’s People Pray. Jim Cymbala shows viewers a tiny struggling inner-city congregation as it transforms into a vital, thriving community of believers who pray with passion. — Jim Cymbala
Other prayer resources include: Celebration of Discipline, Faith and Reason: Living Your Faith, How to Have a Prayer Ministry, Intercessory Prayer, Let Prayer Change Your Life, Living Your Power, New Believer’s Growth Course, Place to Pray, Prayer of Jabez, Praying in Color, Praying in the Midst of Life, Seven Circles of Prayer, Spiritual Disciplines, Teach Me to Pray, The Four Acts of Prayer, What Good is Prayer?, Wrestling With Angels and more.
SOUTH INDIANA MEDIA RESOURCE CENTER PICKS FOR APRIL
The South Indiana Conference Media Resource Center’s latest acquisitions can be found online at www.sicumc.org. Click on “Media Center” (on the first two screens) and explore all the available options, including “Newest Resources,” “Bibliographies,” and “Picks of the Month.” April “Picks” have been posted. Highlighted are these titles:
Devotion to Jesus: Divinity of Christ in Earliest Christianity; Golden Rule Politics: Reclaiming the Rightful Role of Faith in Politics; Liquid: God’s Word Flowing Through Your Life; Painting Revelation: Visual Exploration of the Last Book of the Bible; $imply Enough: Straight Talk from Tony Campolo and Shane Claiborne on Simple, Just Living; Stories from the Circle of Life; Streams of Living Water: Celebrating the Great Traditions of Christian Faith (Richard Foster); and 3:16: Numbers of Hope (Max Lucado).
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.
LAFAYETTE CHURCH DONATING BUS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION
Christ UMC of Lafayette, Ind. is pursuing donating its existing bus to a charitable organization. The bus is in excellent condition; it is a 12-passenger bus and is approximately five years old. Any organization that is interested needs to contact Steve Habben with the trustees of Christ UMC at 765-474-4313, or contact Suzy by e-mail suzy@christumchurch.org. The trustees would like a brief write up on how the organization would utilize the bus and what ministries it will serve within the organization. Interested organizations need to respond by April 4.
CONNECTIONAL GIVING ONLINE COURSE OFFERED BY UMCOM
Registration is opened through April 16.
More than 100 people participated in the inaugural session of "Turning Connectional Living into Connectional Giving," a free online course from United Methodist Communications. To critical acclaim, participants said, "I really enjoyed learning about apportioned giving. It makes a lot more sense to me now. I don't think most people in my church understand this concept, but I do!" Join us through April 16 (open registration) for the next session of this informative and interactive online course. For more information or to register, visit training.umcom.org. The next session will be May 7-June 18, 2008.
NATIVE AMERICAN CELEBRATION SUNDAY COMING APRIL 6
Celebrate the gifts and contributions of Native Americans, Sunday, April 6.
To order envelopes so your congregation can participate in this church-wide offering, call 888-346-3862, and they will be sent, at no cost to your church. Call today.
To explore the online resources for Native American Ministries Sunday go to Native American Ministries Sunday.
DEATHS
JOYCE KAVICH, spouse of John Kavich, retired pastor (SIC), died March 24, 2008. Funeral services were held Wednesday, March 26, 2008. She is survived by her husband: John Kavich 2335 N Madison Ave, Anderson, IN 46011, 1 son: David Kavich, and 1 daughter: Jean Bloom.
MORRIS McCLINTIC, retired pastor (SIC), died on March 24, 2008. A memorial service was held Thursday, March 27, at Wright Memorial Chapel in Franklin. Survivors include: Wife, Helen York McClintic, 1070 W Jefferson, Franklin, IN 46131; one daughter, Marcia Staples; three sons; Donald McClintic, Gary McClintic and Michael McClintic; 10 grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren.
WILLIE MORGAN, former lay member (NIC), died on March 22, 2008. A memorial service will be at First UMC, 333 North Main Street, in South Bend on Saturday, March 29, at 1 p.m. Survivors include: Wife, Ethel; and their four children, as well as numerous grandchildren. Condolences can be sent to Ethel Morgan at 938 North Niles Avenue, South Bend, IN, 46617.
GRACE E. NUNERY, wife of retired Elder, C. Albert Nunery (NIC), died Tuesday, March 25, 2008. Calling hours are scheduled from 4 to 8 p.m., Friday, March 28, at the Leppert Mortuary, 740 E 86th St in Indianapolis. A memorial service will be held Saturday morning at 10:30 at the St. Luke's UMC, 100 W. 86th Street in Indianapolis with Kent Millard officiating. Calling will begin at 9:30 a.m. at the church. Survivors include: Albert, her husband of 65 years; children, Ruth Allford, David A. Nunery, William R. Nunery, Dorothy Juergensen; 18 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. One infant great-granddaughter preceded her in death. Memorial gifts may be made to Indiana Deaf Camp Foundation, 100 W. 86th St., Indianapolis, IN 46260.
JAMES M. PATCH, former pastor (NIC), died Friday, March 21, 2008. A memorial service was held Wednesday, March 26 at the Downing-Glancy Funeral Home in Geneva, Ind. Survivors include: Wife, Cathy. Condolences can be sent to Mrs. Cathy Patch, 3417 Alpine Ct., Lexington, KY 40517-2302.
TINA VAN HORN, mother of the Rev. Linda Van Horn (NIC), died March 25, 2008 in New Jersey. Calling hours are scheduled from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, March 28 at Ippolito Stellato Funeral Home, 425 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, N.J. A memorial service will be held Saturday, March 30 at 11 a.m. at Lyndhurst UMC, 307 Tontinue Avenue, Lyndhurst, NJ. Condolences can be sent to the Van Horn Fam-ily, 201 Cedar St., Cedargrove, NJ 07009, or to Linda VanHorn, 3148 Mountain Maple Ct., South Bend, IN 46628.
EVERETT LIKENS WRIGHT JR., retired pastor (SIC) died Saturday, March 22, 2008. A memorial service was held March 25 at St. Mark’s UMC in Bloomington, Ind. Survivors include: Wife, Patti Wright, 2901 Fawkes Way, Bloomington, IN 47404; four daughters, Virginia Haywood-Bass, Cynthia Wright-Lepoidvin, Connie Vest and Judy Fetzinger; one son, Richard Wright, 14 grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. Memorial contributions can be made to St. Mark’s UMC, Bloomington, or the American Parkinson Disease Association.
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 March 28, 2008.
North Indiana Conference
- Cross, David W. from Elkhart Hillcrest, Michiana to Wabash First, Huntington, 7/1
- DeFries, Thomas J. from Mt. Etna, Huntington to Logansport Main St., Kokomo, 7/1
- Lash, Evan Lynn from Lapel Trinity, Marion to LaPorte First, Calumet, 7/1
- Matthews, David from Woodburn, Fort Wayne to Waterloo, Fort Wayne, 7/1
- Newman-Jacobs, Christine K. from Churubsco, Fort Wayne to Chesterton, Calumet, 7/1
- O’Brien, Kerry from Kokomo Main Street, Kokomo to Plymouth Trinity, Warsaw, 7/1
- Scott, Jack from NIC Assoc. Dir. Ldr. Dev, Marion to Fort Wayne Covenant Sr. Pastor, Fort Wayne, 7/1
- Smith, Laurence L. from Angola, Fort Wayne to Elkhart Calvary, Michiana, 7/1
- Terrell, Timothy J. from Goshen St. Marks, Michiana to Angola, Fort Wayne, 7/1
- Vale, Robert J. from Argos, Warsaw to Osceola, Michiana, 7/1
- Walker, Kenneth D. from Peru Parkview, Kokomo to Argos, Warsaw, 7/1
South Indiana Conference
- Alstott, Dennis from Union, Terre Haute to Dillsboro, Columbus, 7/1
- Charles, Jennifer from Rockville: First, Terre Haute to Shirley-Wilkinson Community, Rushville, 7/1
- Cline, Donald from Poseyville: St. Paul’s, Evansville to Bartlett Chapel, Indianapolis West, 7/1
- Kaetzel, Jill S. from appointed to attend school, to Extension Ministry ¶344.1.d: St. Mary’s Good Samaritan Hospital, Vernon, IL, 3/15
- Millay, Christopher from Brookville, Rushville to Alquina, Rushville, 7/1
- Oelker, Matthew D. from no appointment to Wilmington, Columbus, 3/15
- Parrott, Roger D. from Vevay/Vevay: Bennington, Columbus to Vevay, Columbus, 8/26/07
- Peigh-Williamson, Jamalyn from Greensburg, Rushville to Milroy, Rushville, 7/1
- Tucker, Daniel E. from no appointment to Friendship, Vincennes, 12/1/07
- Walker, C. Reid from Zionsville, Indianapolis West to Mt. Comfort, Indianapolis East, 7/1
- Walker, Ronald Dean from Columbus: Asbury Associate Lifegate, Columbus to termination, 3/14
- Watson, Donald A. from disability leave to Retirement, 6/30
- Wells, Kenneth from Bartlett Chapel, Indianapolis West, to Knightstown, Rushville, 7/1
- Wilson, Joe from Friendship, Vincennes to Francisco, Vincennes, 12/1/07
NEW EMPLOYMENT LISTINGS
EAST SIDE INDY CHURCH SEEKS QUALIFIED PRESCHOOL TEACHER
Otterbein UMC located on the East side of Indianapolis is seeking a qualified Preschool Teacher for immediate opening. Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Providing a safe and nurturing environment that creates respect for ethnic, religious, cultural and developmental diversity; promoting social, emotional and cognitive growth; developing a daily classroom schedule and routine; following a curriculum that will prepare children for Kindergarten.
Requirements: High School graduate or equivalent, CDA certified or will be CDA certified by August 2008 or Degree or Associate Degree in Early Childhood Education. Able to do floor activities and endure noise. Be able to occasionally lift a child of preschool age.
For more information or to apply: Contact Linda Hunter at 317-357-3535 or lhunte9@sbcglobal.net.
PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT LISTINGS
GREENWOOD UMC YOUTH MINISTER POSITION OPENING
Growing youth group with focus on Christian discipleship, prayer and a strong sense of community seeks new leadership as current youth minister leaves for seminary. Qualifications include familiarity with spiritual formation model of youth ministry, good organizational and communications skills and an ability to work with a youth advisory council for planning. Internship for certain college courses might be available if desired. Five hours/week minimum with some flexibility. Send letter of application with resume and references by April 13 to Search Committee for Youth Minister, Greenwood United Methodist Church, 525 N. Madison Ave., Greenwood, IN 46142 or office@greenwoodumc.org.
INDY’S NORTH CHURCH SEEKS YOUTH MINISTER
North United Methodist Church in Indianapolis seeks a minister of youth (30 hours/week and benefits with the possibility of full time) to sustain and expand an already dynamic program. Responsibilities include oversight, supervision, and planning for all aspects of youth ministry, such as Sunday School, United Methodist Youth Fellowship, retreats, special events, and mission trips. Candidates need strong leadership skills, experience in a large-church setting, a grounded theology and openness to all of God’s people. For more information, visit www.northchurchindy.com. Mail application to Youth Minister Search Committee, North United Methodist Church, 3808 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis, IN 46208, or e-mail cysearch@northchurchindy.com.
SANTA CLAUS CHURCH SEEKS YOUTH PASTOR
Santa Claus United Methodist Church seeks an individual who possess strong initiative and self direction that can enliven, engage and positively impact the youth of their community. The ideal candidate for this position will excel at making connections with our youth, motivating and inspiring them to achieve great things for Him.
Please send cover letter, resume, salary history, and references to secretary@santaclausumc.org by Friday, April 11 to Santa Claus United Methodist Church, 351 N. Holiday Blvd., Santa Claus, IN 47579. For more information, call 812-937-2482.
Other employment opportunities previously listed can be found at www.inareaumc.org/job.htm.
Last updated on 04/03/2008Compiled as a service of Indiana Area United Methodist Communication in Indianapolis.