Posts from November, 2004
- 18 Nov
by Global Ministries
No commentsNews from Jana Hoobler
Jana Hoobler sent the following on November 13. Our part-time secretary, Wing, has decided to join our staff full-time. This will be a big help to us. Thank the Lord for bringing Wing to our center. She’s very creative and a lot of fun to be with. On Saturday, November 20, we’ll hold a Thanksgiving [...]
- 18 Nov
by News
No commentsObit: Russ Neterer
Russ Neterer is known to many people in the denomination through his involvement at College Park UB church in Huntington, Ind., his role as a founding member of Emmanuel Community UB church in Fort Wayne, Ind., his service as a lay delegate to General Conference, and his 25-year tenure on the Huntington College Board of [...]
- 11 Nov
by HU News
No commentsEd Souers Elected Chair of HU Trustees
Edward E. Souers has been elected chairman of the Huntington College Board of Trustees. He is managing partner of Christen Souers LLC, an accounting firm in Fort Wayne, Ind. Ed is a 1977 HC graduate, and is a member of South Scipio UB church in Harlan, Ind. Kelly Savage (Class of 1983) was elected Vice [...]
- 11 Nov
by Global Ministries
No comments$59,000 Given for Hurricane Relief
As of October 31, people had contributed nearly $59,000 to the three hurricane relief funds we created in September. Jamaica: $25,193 Haiti: $9,217 Florida: $24,503
- 11 Nov
by Global Ministries
No commentsA World of New Regulations
David and Melissa Kline continue to await word from Macau governmental authorities concerning their status for long-term service in Macau. With the new regulations, one of the sticking points is getting permission from the Education Department, the Labor Department, as well as the Immigration Department to be an “English teacher.” We continue to seek your [...]
- 11 Nov
by News
No commentsNext Steps Regarding October Elections
Throughout October 2004, United Brethren members in the United States voted on these matters:Next Electing clergy and lay delegates to the 2005 national Conference. Voting “yes” or “no” on three referendum items, including the referendum to unite the UB churches in the United States with the Missionary Church USA. The voting ended on October 31. [...]
- 11 Nov
by Ministers
No commentsPastoral Change in Columbus, Ohio
Bob Lust is no longer pastor of First UB in Columbus. The pastoral staff at Franklin Church in New Albany, Ohio, will provide pastoral oversight for this congregation during the transition.
