Posts from December, 2010

  • 29 Dec
    by Jeff Bleijerveld

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    The Camp Malvern Main Building is Coming Down

    Here’s an update on the Malvern Camp project. As you can see, the Jamaican people are hard at work tearing down the old building. Beginning on January 22, construction teams from North America will travel to Jamaica to work alongside Jamaica Conference to rebuild the main building. Owen Gordon, a Jamaican pastor and president of [...]

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  • 28 Dec
    by Ministers

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    Obit: Death of Bishop Emeritus Wilber L. Sites, Jr.

    Bishop Emeritus Wilber L. Sites, Jr., passed away at 1:30 a.m. Tuesday, December 28, 2010. He was 84 years old. Dr. Sites was elected bishop in 1977 and served for 12 years, retiring in 1989. Prior to that, he served in pastoral ministry at these United Brethren churches: 1953-1954: Pen Mar (Cascade, Md.) 1954-1956: Hopewell [...]

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  • 28 Dec
    by Global Ministries

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    Christmas for the Reecks

    Roger and Marilyn Reeck, Global Ministries Endorsed Staff, Honduras Our Christmas was very quiet. Roger and I are now in Honduras, and our girls did not come this year. They were all together in San Antonio, Texas. Even so we did get to be part of their Christmas. It was fun to watch the grandkids [...]

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  • 28 Dec
    by Phil Whipple

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    Photos from the Bishop’s Travels

    Phil Whipple, Bishop Here are some photos from my recent travels to various UB churches.

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  • 21 Dec
    by News

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    New Bookstore Hours as of January 4

    The Healthy Ministry Resources (or Church Services) bookstore at the national office will adopt new hours in 2011. Beginning January 4, 2011, the new bookstore hours are 8:30 am – 4:00 pm, Monday through Thursday. The bookstore will be closed Fridays.

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  • 21 Dec
    by Steve Dennie

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    How UBs Connect

    We continually increase the number of people who receive UB information electronically. Here are the latest numbers. Facebook: 411 people now “Like” the United Brethren page. We add new persons every week. A little over a year ago, we started at zero. Last March, the number was 230. Feedburner: 200 subscribers. Feedburner is the best [...]

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  • 21 Dec
    by Global Ministries

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    If It was Always Winter, but Never Christmas

    Donna Delik Global Ministries Endorsed Staff, Kutno, Poland This year we are experiencing very severe winter, which caused chaos everywhere all over Europe. This winter came suddenly and caught many off guard. Many are dreaming of a wonderful Christmas holiday, yet they may be stuck on the road or in the airport. This winter reminds [...]

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  • 17 Dec
    by News

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    Mill Chapel Reaches Out to People in Need

    Marshall Woods, senior pastor of Mill Chapel UB church (Reedsville, W. Va.), sent this note: Our church has sensed a need in our community and have opened a weekly Clothing Bank. Erica Hines is the coordinator for the outreach ministry. The clothes are given away freely. Also, our church is now offering a ”Free Food [...]

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  • 17 Dec
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    Daughters of UB Pastors Headed to Sierra Leone

    Emily Bruce and Samantha Little are preparing for a medical mission trip to Sierra Leone December 27 through January 10. They will accompany a group of students and faculty from the Nursing School at Indiana Wesleyan University to serve the people Kamakwie Wesleyan Hospital. The medical mission team will fly into Freetown and travel by [...]

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  • 17 Dec
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    Dailey Family Returning to Indiana

    Previously, we reported on the Dailey family from Park UB (Bluffton, Ind.). They were in a serious accident in Fargo, ND., while on vacation. Parents Ben and Jackie were treated and released, but children Caleb (5) and Lydia (2) were hospitalized in critical condition. The children remain in serious condition, but they are gradually improving. [...]

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