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Greetings friends and members of Penn Central,
“Peace be with you.”
It's interesting how a simple phrase like "Peace be with you" can have such a profound impact on a group of people. It's a reminder to slow down, take a deep breath, and be present in the moment. It's a message that's especially relevant in today's world where we're constantly bombarded by distractions and noise. It's comforting to know that this phrase is not only found in our Gospel readings from last week and this week but also in other texts as well, reinforcing the importance of peace and stillness in our lives.
I remember in Seminary, one of the professors would enter the room, and the first thing that he would say was “Peace be with you.” The classroom immediately changed from loud and chaotic, to a sense of calm reminding us all to take a deep breath and prepare ourselves for class.
This phrase "Peace be with you" appears again in this week's Gospel reading. Last week the disciples were hiding behind locked doors, afraid of what might happen to them after Jesus' death. Suddenly, Jesus appears among them and says, "Peace be with you." Jesus reassured them that it was him and showed them his wounds to prove it. It's a powerful moment that shows the disciples that Jesus has overcome death and that there's nothing to fear. This week we are again experiencing the power of Jesus' words as he suddenly appears and stands among a group of people. It's no wonder they were startled and frightened, thinking they were seeing a ghost! But Jesus reassured them through this small phrase that there was nothing to fear.
The message, “Peace be with you” is just as relevant today as it was back then - a reminder that even in the face of fear and uncertainty, we can still find peace and comfort in our faith.
This Sunday I went hiking in a beautiful spot in the Susquehanna River Land State Park. As I walked this amazing trail, I began thinking of the impact the phrase "Peace be with you” had on the disciples when they were fearful. Those four little words brought an amazing amount of peace in the most terrifying time. But what about us? We live in a world where unfortunately we can find ourselves hiding behind the locked doors and windows of our hearts, paralyzed with fear. Information that causes us fear is everywhere. It's in the daily news, social media, in our communities. Could these four simple words bring us the same peace that it brought the disciples? I believe it can. Placing all our fears at the feet of Jesus releases our need to hide from ours. It allows us the blessing of knowing that we are not in control but someone much more powerful than we is in control. Not the government, not society, not our communities, only God. As you go through this week remember these four simple words "Peace be with you." I pray that they bring you the peace you need the same peace that it brought the disciples.
Ronnette
Rev. Dr. Ronnette Comfort-Butler
Search & Call Associate
Penn Central Conference
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Earth Day is April 22, 2024
Earth Day, celebrated annually on April 22nd, serves as a global reminder of the importance of environmental conservation and sustainability. This day brings together individuals, communities, and organizations worldwide to raise awareness about the pressing environmental issues our planet faces and to advocate for positive change. It is a time to reflect on our collective responsibility to protect the Earth's precious ecosystems, biodiversity, and natural resources for future generations. Earth Day inspires action, encouraging people to adopt eco-friendly practices, promote renewable energy sources, reduce waste, and support initiatives that aim to combat climate change. Through education, activism, and collaboration, Earth Day fosters a renewed commitment to preserving and cherishing our beautiful planet.
"What Can We As Churches Do to Care for God’s Creation?"
As Christians, we are called to care for all of creation: land, water, air, animals, plants, people – all of it. Dawn Dole shares that at the Federated Church, UCC, in the small village of Chagrin Falls, Ohio they have been dedicated to a theology and practice of creation care for many years. Over time, Federated Church has shifted and expanded their scope of concern and action. In the past six years, the focus has transitioned from recycling and energy conservation to include social and environmental justice advocacy. Each week we will share a list of activity and program ideas they have implemented over the years in the hopes that it might stimulate and inspire PCC churches in answering the call to care for God’s creation.
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Awareness Building—Learning How Environmental Issues Impact Some More Than Others
- Host movie nights with discussion.
- Host book studies or, in our case, we held a “Book Journey.”
- Host speaker nights – Invite local experts in environmental justice to come talk to your church. It is engaging, informative and often leads to action and partnerships.
- Invite your church council and all of your church’s committees to engage in conversations and decisions about our environmental impact.
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Originally published as "What Can We As Churches Do to Care for God’s Creation?" by Dawn Dole on Feb 5, 2024 | |
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62nd Annual Meeting of the Penn Central Conference
For the first time, all four Pennsylvania conferences of the UCC will be gathering for a shared Annual Meeting on June 7-9, 2024 at The Penn Stater in State College, PA. We will have shared worship, workshops, meals and meetings as well as each conference's separate business meeting.
We will be joined by General Minister and President of the United Church of Christ, Rev. Dr. Karen Georgia Thompson, who will be preaching during closing worship on Sunday. All four conferences will be hosting a reception with her on Saturday evening as well.
All Authorized Ministers in good standing are voting members of Penn Central Conference. Each church shall be entitled to be represented by two (2) lay delegates with voting privileges.
Registration is now open - register here. You can learn more in this video featuring all four conference ministers, plus a tentative schedule is posted to the registration page.
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We recognize that the prices involved are higher than what our churches and clergy have spent in the past for Annual Meeting. We do not want budget concerns to prevent your attendance at this important meeting - scholarships are available!
Please fill out this form and email it to Paul Keller to apply for financial assistance.
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Scheduling notes:
April 14 - Colonial Park UCC, Harrisburg - Rev. Dr. Nora Foust preaching
April 28 - First Reformed UCC, Sunbury - Rev. Dr. Nora Foust preaching
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Prayers for Penn Central Conference
Pray in the Spirit at all times and on every occasion. Stay alert and be persistent in your prayers for all believers everywhere. Ephesians 6:18 (NLT)
This week, we pray for each other as we continue to live into God's calling...
St. Peter's UCC, Lewisburg
New Covenant UCC, Williamsport
Willow Street UCC, Willow Street
St. John's Union UCC, Winfield
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Printable eNews are available. Pastors and secretaries, please feel free to share with your congregation members that don't get this weekly email. Download and print this PDF with the weekly message to the conference, prayers for Penn Central and brief list of events. | Church Futures Commission | |
Discover What Coaching Could Do For You: Free Initial Coaching Session for all Penn Central Clergy & Consistory/Council Presidents
The Penn Central Church Futures Commission invites you to experience the clarifying, empowering, and strategic benefits of coaching. Unlike a mentor or a consultant, coaches aren’t there to tell you what to think, feel, believe, or do. Coaches’ deep listening and intuitive questions support clients in their identified growth, problem solving, and strategy implementation, while evoking new awareness. One of the greatest benefits of coaching is that it provides an intentional partner who is there to confidentially support, encourage, and strengthen you in your ministry. The best way to understand what coaching is, is to experience it yourself. Therefore, the Church Futures Commission is providing free initial coaching sessions for all Penn Central clergy and Consistory/Council Presidents. For those wanting to pursue additional coaching, the next three sessions, scheduled over a four-month period, will be available at a 50% discount. Click here to access the Church Futures webpage, where you can learn about our two professionally trained coaches and to schedule your initial session with one of them.
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“The Mystical Presence and Sacred Meals”
The 2024 Mercersburg Society Convocation
Lancaster Theological Seminary, May 20-21, 2024
The Mercersburg heritage has encouraged a profound and heart-felt sense of the mystical presence of Christ through the celebration of the Eucharist. This Mercersburg Society Convocation will explore the experiential dimensions of this Eucharistic spirituality, focusing on the emotions and dispositions that it has sought to nurture. We will compare this rich form of piety to the unique Eucharistic spiritualities of other Christian traditions and also to the spirituality implicit in secular corporate meals. This investigation will promote a deeper appreciation of the resonances with the Mercersburg heritage that other traditions may harbor. These other expressions of meal-focused sacred experience could be illumined by our Mercersburg legacy and the conversation could be mutually enriching for all.
Information about registration, rooms, and meals can be found here.
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Take Me Out to the Ball Game!
Come "hang out" for an evening of Baseball!
Baltimore Orioles vs. Philadelphia Phillies on Saturday, June 15th in Baltimore
- 1 PM pick up at church parking lot at Christ Church UCC, Elizabethtown
- 4 PM game time at Camden Yards, Baltimore
- You can bring your own food/drink (limited) to the ballpark
- 10 PM arrival back at the church
- Round trip bus ride/ parking fee/driver’s tip and elite game ticket is $80.00 per person.
Please call Melissa at the church office to RSVP yourself/friends/neighbors/interested family members. Deadline to pay is Wednesday, May 1.
Please make your checks out to: “Christ Church UCC” marked “Phillies/Orioles”
Send your checks to;
Christ Church UCC
247 So. Market Street
Elizabethtown, PA 17022
(717) 367-1208
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Salem's Closet, in Salem UCC, Harrisburg, has partnered with Church World Services and are supplying refugees with clothing and household goods.
The number of refugees that have been coming has gone from just a few to 15 a month. In conversation wtih Cindy at CWS, 15 or more is going to be the new normal. We need clothing for men, boys, teens, infants, and toddlers for all seasons, bedding that includes blankets, and sheets not to mention other household goods. These donations need to be in good condition and clean.
Please contact Susan Nelson at srsews@gmail.com to find out more about how to donate items. If you are able to help transport items donated from further afield, please let her know as well.
| St. James UCC, Stillwater (in Penn North East Conference) is looking for handbells to start a handbell choir. If your church is looking to sell or donate your bells please reach out to Carol Bath at gammybath@gmail.com | Church of the Redeemer UCC, Hershey, PA is in need of some music stands. If your church is looking to sell or donate some, please contact Kira at info@redeemerchurchucc.org | |
Association Events
April 14, 3:00PM - Lebanon Association Spring Meeting - Hill UCC, Lebanon
April 14, 3:00PM - Lancaster Association Spring Meeting - St. Paul's UCC, Manheim
April 21, 2:30PM - Gettysburg Association Spring Meeting - Trinity UCC, Gettysburg
May 5, 3:00PM - Mercersburg Association Spring Meeting
| St. Luke's UCC, Lock Haven - Installation Service for Pastor Dave Miller - April 14, 3:00PM | |
For Children and Youth: UCC Climate Hope Art Contest
To give our children and youth a voice this election season, while also reminding adults of their responsibility for the next generation, the UCC is conducting a Vote for Climate Hope Art Contest. From now until April 16th, art submissions will be accepted. Participating churches should register now to receive important information and updates.
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UCC Earth Summit Featuring Bill McKibben and Award-Winning Activists
The UCC's second annual Earth Summit will feature celebrated author and activist Bill McKibben delivering the Jim Antal Keynote Lecture with the title, "Energy from Heaven or Energy from Hell?" Additionally, the following panel of award-winning activists will speak about the multi-national struggle against the pollution of Formosa Plastics, one of the world's largest plastics producers. Both Sharon Lavigne and Diane Wilson have won the Goldman Prize which is often referred to as the “green” Nobel Prize. They will be joined on the panel by Nancy Bui from the International Monitor Formosa Alliance and Justice for Formosa Victims. The two-and-a-half-hour summit will also feature the announcement of the Dollie Burwell Prophetic Action Award winner, a celebration of the UCC's newest Creation Justice Churches, and a video showcasing the environmental ministries of our host congregation, The Church of Christ at Dartmouth College. Even if you cannot make the event on April 20th at 1 pm ET, still sign-up, and a recording will be sent to you. Register now
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EcoPreacher Cohort
New Cohort begins in September 2024
Once monthly meetings online via Zoom
As our climate-changed and changing world continues to demand courage, imagination, and resourcefulness, congregations and their leaders have a unique opportunity to offer prophetic voices of possibility. With their skills and community connections, preachers are in a special position to offer spiritual guidance in the quest for understanding, connection, and resilience in a world in need of environmental healing and wholeness.
Following on from a successful EcoPreacher Cohort in 2022-2023, and with the desire to support, educate, and engage preachers in the integration of climate consciousness into their preaching, The BTS Center has partnered with Creation Justice Ministries and Lexington Theological Seminary to offer this year-long cohort of learning, companionship, and exploration that will begin in September 2024.
This cohort will offer monthly sessions to help preachers understand climate change and other environmental justice issues more deeply as spiritual crises that require creative, faith-rooted action. Our intentions for this cohort are:
- To create a covenanted space for preachers to learn, reflect together, and offer support to one another as they regularly preach in a climate-changed world
- To create a diverse, respectful, identity-forming ecumenical group that welcomes preachers from lectionary-grounded, non-lectionary-focused, and identity-based communities
- To offer opportunities for participants to take risks in exploring ecological and eco-justice themes in their preaching, in a safe, mutually-supportive, non-judgmental space
- To increase engagement with eco-preaching resources, including the EcoPreacher 1-2-3 resources being offered through the Interfaith Center for Sustainable Development
Facilitated by Rev. Nicole Diroff of The BTS Center and Derrick Weston of Creation Justice Ministries, with collaborators Rev. Dr. Leah Schade, this cohort will offer an expansive opportunity for connection, creativity, and grounded responses to climate change through the art of preaching.
Learn more here.
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Hartman Center Homecoming Camp 2024
Registration is now open!
Sunday, July 28th through Saturday, August 3rd, 2024
We will be returning again to Hartman Center Campground in Milroy, PA as guests.
Camps:
3 night camps - Sunday, July 28 at 4PM through Wednesday, July 31 at 10AM
Getting Started - Grades K - 1 ($190)
Directed by Katie Price
Intergenerational Camp ($190)
Directed by Aleshia Hawkins
3 night camps - Wednesday, July 31st at 4PM through Saturday, August 3 at 10AM
Camp of the Heart ($250)
Directed by Kara Druckenmiller
Women's Heart and Soul Camp ($190)
Directed by Nora Foust
6 night camps - Sunday, July 28 at 4PM through Saturday, August 3 at 10AM
Elementary - Grades 2 - 4 ($300)
Directed by Alex (Weis) Sattazahn and Allyson Butz
Middle School - Grades 5 - 7 ($300)
Directed by Carol Price and Nicole Henry
Senior High - Grades 8 - 12 ($300)
Directed by Nathan Limbert
Leadership - Grades 9 - 12 ($300)
Directed by Betsy Brauw
Use coupon code PCC2024 if you would like to use a Penn Central Conference campership for 50% of your registration fees
Check out the full list of camping experiences for all ages and register here.
In addition to the cabins and lodges, RV sites will be available. We would love it if lots of Penn Central Conference folks are able to reserve and use those sites while we are there. Check the website here.
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Upcoming events with our partners at Lutheran Camping Corporation's Kirchenwald and Nawakwa
Click here to register for these and other events
Summer Camp Open Houses
April 14 at Kirchenwald and Nawakwa
Earth Day Celebration
April 21 at Kirchenwald
Work Day
April 27 at Nawakwa
May 4 at Kirchenwald
Check out the summer camp options here
Use coupon code PENNCENTRAL2024 if you would like to use a Penn Central Conference campership for 50% of your registration fees.
I love going to camp because of all the fun I have with the activities. I love going to camp for the learning experience. The community is amazing, and I always feel accepted at camp. I have so many great memories which always keep me coming back each year. That is just some of the reasons I love camp Kirchenwald. ~ Hugh Dickel (12 years old. He has attended Arts and Crafts Camp and Guppies Camp)
The reason I like to go to camp is all the friends that I make. I also had a good time with all the counselors there. All of the activities we do are fun. Everyone has a good time at camp as well. Some people I meet I still talk to outside of camp. It’s always nice to take a break from technology and get outside. Every time I come back home I want to go back again because I enjoy it so much. - William Dickel (15 years old. He attended Beach Camp this past year, Kayak Camp, and Kirkenquest Camp in prior years.)
We always feel really good about sending our kids to Camp Kirchenwald and don’t think they miss us at all, the weeks they are at camp! They come home telling us about the fabulous new experiences they’ve had, the new friends they’ve made, and the positive interactions they’ve had with the counselors (great role models!). I can not think of a better way for kids to grow in their faith, gain independence, challenge themselves in learning new skills, and have technology-free time in God’s beautiful creation. Most of all I know they had FUN! And no doubt, will have wonderful memories that will last a lifetime. - Ed Dickel
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Educational Opportunities | Registration is important for planning purposes, even for virtual events, so please let us know if you need to cancel your registration so we have the most accurate numbers. | |
Boundary Training in 2024
All dates are 10am and 6pm for 2-hour zooms.
April 16, 2024 Money Matters – Financial Health and Vitality can be a challenging conversation and in this two-hour session we will look at the various ways in which money does matter in ministry, personally and vocationally. Financial Misconduct is in the top-five reasons for fitness reviews and conference staff receive numerous questions about how to move in healthy ways when it comes to church money. Come out and we’ll take a deep dive into this sensitive topic. Register here. (This will be repeated July 16, 2024.)
May 21, 2024 Healthy Beginnings and Endings – All ministries have beginnings and endings. In this session, participants will look at healthy expectation setting in new calls as well as ethical departure requirements. Register here. (This will be repeated August 20, 2024.)
Boundary Training at Keystone Annual Meeting
June 7, 2024 Undercurrents and Riptides Online – A two-hour session will be offered as part of the Keystone Annual Meeting (this one will not be via Zoom.) In this session, we will discuss the hidden (and obvious) dangers of ministry in an online world. From Social Media to AI to Pornography, the internet can pull us in many directions and not all of them are good for us. (This will be repeated November 19, 2024 in Zoom format.)
Topics are subject to change, but changes will be announced.
Basic Boundaries for Congregations will be offered via zoom, 6:30-8pm April 15, 2024. This session will feature discussion on Behavioral Covenants, Financial Boundaries, and Pastoral Relations. Anyone is welcome to join, consistory/council members are highly encouraged to attend. Nora is also available for this session at a church or group of churches if desired. Register here. (This will be repeated October 14, 2024.)
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Healing Together: Healing Me, Healing Us
May 7 - 9, 2024
You are not alone. Our time together for Clergy Convocation will focus on rest, renewal, connection and healing. Healing in our ministries and our world often begins with healing within. We know how important it is for clergy to have time away from their ministry settings and to find support. We will have times dedicated for worship, theological reflection, gatherings of affinity groups, connecting with folks from other Conferences, and free time.
Clergy Convocation 2024 – Tentative Agenda
To register, click here.
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Book Discussion
Are you wondering what is next for the church? Are you tired of hearing words like “revitalization” and “membership growth?” Are you willing to make drastic changes if it means that your children and grandchildren may be interested in participating in a Christian community? In this presentation, author, pastor, and professor, Laurene Bowers walks us through the process of letting go of everything “church.” She will lead a discussion about how to envision and create a new community, based on her most recent book, The Future of American Christianity. She will also take questions from those who have read the book. This discussion will take place on Wednesday, May 29, at 6:30 PM, via Zoom. If you’d like to receive Zoom information for the discussion, please email Andrea Kopcak at andrea@pennwest.org by Wednesday, May 22, and let her know that you would like her to send you the Zoom link for the discussion. We will plan to send out the Zoom link for the event on Friday, May 24.
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UCC Webinars
These webinars are designed to help you enhance your local church ministries. Most are free to attend. Check out the calendar here.
2024 UCC Annual Earth Summit
APR 20, 2024 | 1:00PM - 3:00PM
2024 UCC Annual Earth Summit
APR 20, 2024 | 1:00PM - 3:00PM
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Strengthen The Church offering is May 19, 2024
God calls us into community. God desires for us a big, inclusive, expansive, welcoming community. One where "no matter who you are or where you are on life's journey, you're welcome." Our General Minister & President Rev. Dr. Karen Georgia Thompson calls this a “big tent” community. God wants our congregations and our whole Christian movement to be a "big tent" where all can be genuinely welcomed.
The Strengthen the Church Offering supports congregations and initiatives that help us live into the United Church of Christ's "big tent" vision. Funds raised support leadership development, new churches, youth ministry, and renewal initiatives in existing congregations. Your conference and the national ministries work together to use these funds for projects that matter now and for the future of our movement.
Order envelopes and other resources here.
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UCCMA National Conference 2024
Conference 2024, the national biennial gathering of the United Church of Christ Musicians Association (UCCMA), will take place July 10-13, 2024 at the First Congregational Church of Greenwich, Connecticut. Designed for church musicians, choral and handbell choir members and worship leaders, the three-day event includes workshops, plenary sessions, worship services, evening entertainment and networking opportunities. The stellar roster of presenters includes:
- · Tom Shelton, associate professor in choral activities at Westminster Choir College
- · Nathanial Gumbs, concert organist and director of chapel music at Yale
- · Ellen Dickinson, director of bell programs at Yale
- · Braxton Shelley, associate professor of music, sacred music and divinity at Yale
- · Janet Yieh, concert organist and specialist in women composers
The conference’s theme, “A place at the table,” inspired the planning for the entire conference experience. Our goal is to send participants home reenergized with lots of new resources and ideas to use in their local congregations.
This conference is open to all. Scholarship help is available for first-time UCCMA conference attendees who wouldn’t be able to attend without some financial assistance.
Complete information is available at https://uccma.wildapricot.org/conference-2024.
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A note from United Church Funds
We understand that finding relevant and helpful content to share with church leadership about values-aligned investing and fiduciary responsibilities can be daunting. UCF provides resources to fill this gap.
* UCF’s Fiduciary Focus articles discuss a variety of topics that are insightful for churches and faith-based investors;
* If churches are interested in learning more about sustainable and responsible investing, and we’ve created this video on the Five Tools in Sustainable Investing;
* For churches that want to dive into planned giving campaigns in 2024, we offer resources and videos on the topic here.
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2024 Financial Ministries Webinars
4th Wednesdays of the Month – 7:30pm Eastern (6:30 Central)
April 24 – A Good Pitch - Understanding the Hopes of Our Donors to Create Change
https://UCC.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMrcuCvpzojG9BHNVrZXiYVjmHakz1H2pWe
Once a upon a time, donors gave out of a sense of obligation and loyalty. Today, most donors care about the impact they make in the world. How do we understand the motivations of our donors? What kind of change do they want to make in the world? Andrew Warner will talk about five basic ways donors look to create change. We will discuss ways to discuss your congregation's impact on your community.
See full 2024 list here.
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UCC Homes in Mission -- 28th Helping Hands Auction
Do you love bidding on awesome auction items? Bid for a wonderful cause and support our mission by attending our 28th Helping Hands Event on May 4, 2024 at the Hershey Country Club, beginning at 11:30am. Not able to attend? You can still support our mission by participating in our online auction and bidding on a wide variety of amazing items! Proceeds from the auction help underwrite residents who are no longer able to pay for the cost of their care and who are not deemed eligible for government assistance programs.
We suggest that you please create your bidding account now so when the online auction goes live on April 22nd, you're all set to start bidding! We are using ReadySetAuction secure software to conduct all bidding on auction items for the online option. Please note that your ReadySetAuction account will be your gateway to placing bids on the auction items that will be showcased on our special Helping Hands website https://events.readysetauction.com/unitedchurchchristhomes/helpinghands24
You can check out the online catalog of auction items beginning on April 15, 2024 and items will open for bidding on April 22nd and close at 6pm on May 4th. I have attached instructions for creating an account and helpful tips for e-bidding for your convenience.
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Pennsylvania Academy of Ministry
Preaching and Worship through the Year. April 9–May 14, 2024. Tuesdays, 7–8:30pm EST via Zoom. Instructor: the Rev. Dr. Ronnette Comfort-Butler. Lectionary planning, sermon series, music and arts, special services, and more. 2.5 CEUs.
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United Church of Christ of Hummelstown Office Administrator
Provide direct clerical and administrative support to the Pastor and the church,
act as point of contact for church publications, building use and data
management. See the full job description here.
TO APPLY: Send cover letter and resume, including at least 3 references that can speak to your employment history to search@hummelstownucc.org
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Title: Director of Go Tell It In the Mountains Initiative
Supervisor: Bishop of the Allegheny Synod
Job Context Information: Go Tell It In the Mountains is a grant funded between three
ELCA Synods: Allegheny, Upper Susquehanna and Northwest Pennsylvania. The Director will be supervised by the Bishop of the Allegheny Synod. Resident of one of the three sponsoring Synods or a willingness to relocate preferred. Position begins May 1, 2024.
Job Purpose: The grant proposal seeks to expand the role of preaching to encompass
education and outreach using modern communication tools to prepare worshipers for
Sunday’s message, engage listeners beyond Sunday morning, and empower all to serve.
This vision is to be accomplished through three goals: train compelling preachers to use
new media to share the gospel, recruit and train aspiring individuals to be preachers, and
oversee the process of creating and distributing compelling preaching content centralized
to a website and marketed through social media so everyday Christians can integrate their faith into their attitudes, actions and ministries in daily life. The Director will work with the Steering Committee to initiate, oversee, edit and accomplish the goals, objectives,
strategies, and indicators laid out in the grant application. Visit
https://www.alleghenysynod.org/general-4 to view the complete proposal.
Learn more here.
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Directory
Rev. Dr. Carrie Call, Ph.D.
Conference Minister
email: ccall@pccucc.org
Phone: 717-433-3196
Rev. Dr. Nora Driver Foust
Associate Conference Minister
email: nfoust@pccucc.org
Phone: 717-433-2587
C. Paul Keller
Office Manager
email: pkeller@pccucc.org
Phone: 717-652-1560
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