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April 19, 2007 Central E-Link
Weekly Newsletter of the Central Texas Conference
Welcome! This is the conference’s weekly update to church leaders — lay and clergy — for Carolyn@ctcumc.org by 12 noon Wednesday in order to be e-mailed on Thursday. Articles should be brief and include active links to websites or contact persons for details. Use this information for announcements, in church newsletters and/or bulletins. The E-Link and the Central Link newspaper are posted on the conference website at www.ctxumc.org. Read them online or download and copy to share with others. To add a colleague or church member to E-Link’s weekly distribution, send their addresses to susan@ctcumc.org. — Editor: Carolyn Stephens Carolyn@ctcumc.org Near-Time Items
ALERT: E-Link will be on hiatus May 1. Any information or notices sent after the May 10 issue will be included in the May 24 issue. Interfaith Community Worship Service — A Tarrant County Interfaith Community Worship Service will be held 3 p.m. Sunday, April 22, at First UMC, Fort Worth. This service, sponsored by Crime Victims Council, MADD, Metropolitan Board of Missions and Tarrant Area Community of Churches, kicks off National Crime Victims’ Rights Week April 22-28. The worship service is intended for crime victims, their families and friends, and anyone in the community interested in helping victims of crime. A forum on family violence, previously announced for April 19, is being rescheduled for a later date. For more details on the worship service and the Crime Victims Council, contact Sandra Lydick, crime victims chaplain, at 817-675-6367. Bishop Ben R. Chamness offers this message: “I appreciate the work and effort of the Crime Victims Council and the Tarrant Area Community of Churches in providing a worship service on April 22, 2007, as part of the National Crime Victims Rights Awareness Week. With the energies of these two organizations and others like them, we can support families and survivors of crime. With the impact violent crimes have on the individuals and communities it affects, it’s important for us to have and use the resources to support and strengthen one another in the journey.” Africa Malaria Day: How can you get involved? — April 25 is Malaria Awareness Day: Skip a lunch. Send a net. Save a life. What if you could save a child’s life just by skipping lunch for one day? April 25 is Africa Malaria Day and for the first time, President Bush has also declared it Malaria Awareness Day in the U.S. in order to educate the public about a disease that kills one child in Africa every 30 seconds. On April 25, UMs are encouraged to skip lunch and donate the money saved to the Nothing But Nets campaign - www.NothingButNets.net - to purchase mosquito bed nets for children in You can also be involved through the Make Malaria History campaign which offers a variety of ways to be a part of this effort to eradicate malaria through education, community training, testing, medication, and mosquito nets. Learn more through UMCOR's latest bulletin insert, Make Malaria History available at: <http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?t=9uacc6bab.0.enmre6bab.4k78cybab.4713&ts=S0235&p=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.glenlake.org%2Findex.cfm%3FPAGE_ID%3D877%26EXPAND%3D877> for forms and information for sponsors.
News
Former youth director/teacher found guilty Jason Wamsley, 32-year-old former youth director at River Oaks UMC and teacher at Castleberry High School, was found guilty yesterday of sexually assaulting a teenage girl with whom he had a long-term relationship and this morning was sentenced to 20 years imprisonment. The conviction was for three counts of sexual assault of a child under 17, six counts of indecency with a child, and one charge of improper relationship between a teacher and student. The jury brought the conviction is 80 minutes and the sentence in 45 minutes. UM Reporter and ReporterInteractive preview COVER STORY—CAMPUS VIOLENCE: United Methodists offer solace to students and families of shooting victims at Virginia Tech. By Mary Jacobs. http://www.umportal.org/main/article.asp?id=2044 MISSOURI’S NEW PATH: Radical changes are on the horizon for the Missouri Conference, with Bishop Robert Schnase and the Pathways Task Force leading the way. Report by Fred Koenig. http://www.umportal.org/main/article.asp?id=2034 DIPLOMACY OF DEEDS: Undersecretary of State Karen Hughes talks about her new role—what she calls “waging peace”—and how religion can be used to help sell the U.S. image abroad. A Q&A by RNS. (print version only) TRASH-MOUTH SYNDROME: In his Reflections column, Retired Bishop Woodie White says “Some people excuse crudeness by saying it is a matter of free speech. I don't buy it!” http://www.umportal.org/main/article.asp?id=2028 WORDS THAT HURT: Chester Jones of GCORR shares his thoughts on the same topic: “Mr. Imus, in a sense, did us a favor by raising the consciousness level of words that hurt.” http://www.umportal.org/main/article.asp?id=2041 POLITICALLY CORRECT?: Shannon Vowell says Jesus’ message of tolerance, diversity and acceptance was subsumed by his larger intention: radical transformation, salvation, eternal joy in him. http://www.umportal.org/main/article.asp?id=2027 Magallanes joins Perkins faculty Perkins School of Theology, Southern Methodist University, announces a new faculty appointment. Dr. Hugo Magallanes will become the associate professor of Christianity and Cultures effective July 1. He is currently an associate professor of Church and Society and the assistant provost at Asbury Theological Seminary in Orlando, Fla. A native of Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico, he earned his undergraduate degree at Seminario Juan Wesley in Monterrey, his master’s degrees at Asbury Theological Seminary and at Drew University, and a Ph.D. in Religion and Society with a focus on Christian Social Ethics at Drew University. He is an ordained United Methodist elder and is a clergy member of the South Georgia Annual Conference. Childcare at Annual Conference Childcare at Annual Conference (June 4-6) will be at First UMC, Fort Worth (800 W. Fifth St, 76102) for children up to 12 years old. Care will be provided from 7:30 a.m. until Annual Conference session ends. Only snacks will be provided; children must bring their own lunches. Cost: $15 per day. Arrangements must be made by May 15 to Phyllis McDougal at pmcdougall@fumcftw.org or 817-339-5082. Church website: www.fumcftw.org. Parking for Annual Conference Carpooling to Annual Conference is highly advised by arrangements manager Troy Chapman. Parking lot maps and other information will be available at the District Conferences which are scheduled in May. FW Convention Center website for other information www.fortworth.com Lot #1 - 40 spaces – Power Lot Ninth St. and Calhoun - No Handicapped spaces Lot #2 – FWCC Parking Garage on Commerce, 400-450 spaces with (25 Handicapped). Other Lots on Garages and Surface Lot Rates: $6/space – No In and Out Parking Lots are open 6 a.m. until one hour after events. The T’s Park and Ride Lots -Six Express routes allow virtually non-stop travel weekdays from designated Park and Ride lots to Downtown Fort Worth and the New Trinity Railway Express computer rail station at the Intermodal Transportation Center at 9th and Jones St.. Park and Ride locations are also a convenient meeting point for carpools and vanpools; all day parking is free, compliments of the T and participating businesses and churches. Bus route maps and schedules are available on-line and require Adobe Acrobat to download and print from your computer. These can be downloaded from their website:www.the-t.com/services.hmtl. Copies will be available at District Conferences. 2007 Annual Conference SEE END OF E-LINK FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION weekly updates/changes in blue June 3 – 6 at Hotel: Hilton Worship: All worship services at First UMC of Fort Worth (800 W. Fifth St., Fort Worth) Events-Opportunities
Creating Kids Who Love to Learn “A Day with Jim Fay: Discipline and Achievement” is a program for educators and parents in the Fort Worth area May 2 at Keller Church of Christ (205 Elms St., Keller 76248). Participants will learn: how to motivate underachieving and apathetic kids, help children become self-motivated and proud, help parents avoid reminder/rewards/punishment behaviors. For more details, visit www.loveandlogic.com. Medema in concert at First Fort Worth - Sunday, April 29 Potato Drop Volunteers Needed The CTC Task Force on Hunger needs your help! We will be sponsoring a Potato Drop on Saturday, June 9, through the Gleaning Network of Texas. During the Potato Drop, volunteers will bag approximately 45,000 pounds of potatoes for local food ministries. Please contact Jennifer Coggins, CTC director of humanitarian services, at jennifer@ctcumc.org, 817-877-5222, or 800-460-8622, for more information. The Call 2007 The Call 2007, a young adult mission experience sponsored by the CTC, will be May 14-19. This is a mission event for college-age and high school graduates through age 25 to work together serving others in the name of Christian faith and love. The teams will make repairs and do new construction in the hurricane damaged areas around Lake Charles, La. The deadline to register is May 1. Contacts: Jake Allen at 817-274-1345 or jake@trinitystudentministries.org or Susan Briles at 817-877-5222, 800-460-8622 or susan@ctcumc.org. Leadership Effectiveness The Leadership Nexus Foundation Effectiveness Conference will be May 1-3 at First UMC, Lay Speakers Teach Adults — an advance course Lyle Keehn, Ulricia Lockett, and Barbara Foster will teach the advanced course "Lay Speakers Teach Adults" May 12 and 19 at First UMC Temple in Dennis Hall. This should be an interesting and informative study! The course will run from 8:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. both Saturdays. Sandwich lunches will be provided. Those with restrictive dietary needs may choose to bring lunch (a refrigerator is available). Anyone wishing to bring snacks or goodies (especially homemade ones) are welcome to do so. Participants should obtain the book Start Here by Barbara Bruce and the study guide Lay Speakers Teach Adults: Advanced Course by Diana L. Hynson. These materials can be obtained at http://www.upperroom.org/bookstore/search_page.asp. Reading the materials before the course is recommended. Those blessed individuals who are able to participate should notify Barbara Foster as soon as possible at bfoster@abog.org CTC Mission Education Event “How Can Local Churches be Global Mission Stations?” will be presented at 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, April 28, at Acton UMC. Granbury. It will be led by Una Jones, mission education coordinator, General Board of Global Ministries. This workshop is appropriate for district mission secretaries, local church mission chairs, or mission team members, and any conference mission coordinators. Local church members interested in mission activities are encouraged to attend. To register, please contact Dawne McAlphin, CTC secretary of global ministries at 817-326-4242 or dawne@actonumc.org. Cost is $8 for lunch payable at the event. Childcare is available by request.
Resources
Churches Refer to Support Groups It could be like having your you own support group. Depression Connection Team now has eleven (11) groups. You may refer individuals to the groups that are most accessible to the person you are referring. All contact with DCT and our groups is confidential. Entry into our groups is by calling the Depression Connection office at 817-810-9599 or email us at depressionconnection@ce-corp.net. Please feel free to publicize these groups in your publications. If you would like for your church to sponsor a group of your own, please contact Tony Campbell at the above information. Conference Resource Center New resources highlighted at the Conference Resource Center this week are described below. There are always new resources; check them out! For these and many more resources, contact Carol Roszell at 817-877-5222 or 800-460-8622. Bioethics and the Book of Life. VHS. The last few decades have seen astounding progress in the life sciences, progress that raises moral and ethical questions bout everything from the treatment of disease to the meaning of human life. What is the role of religion and ethics in grappling with the choices the new genetic knowledge presents? Includes a 24 page guide to the scientific topics covered. 10 sessions. 90 minutes total running time.
National Crime Victims’ Rights Week — April 22-28 Interfaith Forum on Family Violence — April 10 at University Christian Church, Fort Worth (sponsored by TACC, Tarrant County Council on Family Violence, law enforcement and service agencies) Community Worship Service for crime victims, their families and friends, and the community — 3 p.m. April 22 at First UMC, Fort Worth Stewardship Ministry with Seniors — CTMF sponsored event at 10 a.m. to noon April 21 at Week of the Young Child (WOYC) — April 22-28 www.naeyc.org/about/woyc SCJ Spirit of Youth Ministry — April 24-26 at Mount Sequoyah (contact: dnorthcutt@okumc.org or 800-760-8126) Morris Walker Award nominations deadline — May 1 Leadership Nexus Foundation Effectiveness Conference — May 1-3 at First UMC, Arlington Mid-Cities District Conference — 7 p.m. May 15 at Aldersgate UMC, Arlington Waco District Conference — 6:30 p.m. May 17 at Cogdell UMC, Waco Temple District Conference — 7 p.m. May 17 at First UMC, Temple Waxahachie District Conference — 6 p.m. May 21 at Ferris Heights UMC, Waxahachie Weatherford District Conference — 7 p.m. May 22 at Calvary UMC, Weatherford SCJ Generation X/Y Gathering — May 23-26 at Mount Sequoyah (www.mountsequoyah.org) Fort Worth District Conference — 7 p.m. May 24 at Arlington Heights UMC, Fort Worth Brownwood District Conference — 7 p.m. May 24 at Comanche UMC PUMP 2007 summer youth mission weekend — May 31-June 3 offered by First UMC Palmer palmerpump2007@yahoo.com PUMP youth mission opportunity — May 31-June 3 CTC Annual Conference — June 3-6 at Fort Worth Youth2007 gathering — July 11-15 in Greensboro, NC Fellowship of UMs in Music & Worship Arts National Convocation — July 16-19 in St. Louis Basic Meditation Training for Church Laity & Clergy — June 18-30 (contact: abutcher@hillcollege.edu or 254-733-5179) Bishop’s Trip to Paris & Rome — July 26 3rd Annual National Congregational Health Ministries Conference — Sept. 23-26 at Wichita, KS (contact: http://new.gbgm-umc.org/umcor/work/health/events/conferences or jftruitt@comcast.net) Globalization: The Challenge of Global Community — Oct. 14-19 at New York City (contact: www.primetimers.info)
Needs, Resources, Opportunities NOTE TO LISTERS: Please contact Carolyn Stephens at Carolyn@ctcumc.org to pull your listing when your opening has been filled. Computer Opportunities Bobby Cullen, conference information technology director, offers the following opportunities: Youth Minister First UMC Stephenville seeks a spiritually grounded, energetic, personable self-starter with experience in building a strong, dynamic youth ministry. This church of 1250+ members is located in a vibrant college town 60 miles SW of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. With a membership of active, well-rounded youth, this ministry is ripe for growth. Passionate, organized, open-minded, Biblically knowledgeable individuals should contact the search Ccommittee by at 254-965-6253 or fumc@our-town.com. Salary negotiable and competitive. Director of Student Ministries Candidate resumes are being accepted for the director of student ministries at First UMC, Grapevine — a 2,200 -member congregation situated between Dallas and Fort Worth. The student ministries director will be responsible for building and delivering a faith centered youth ministry program. Key focus areas will include coordination of church youth activities, community event and school visitation and coordination of youth outreach and service opportunities. Candidates must demonstrate a track record of enthusiasm, dedication organizational skills, and multiple priority management. Interested candidates should email their resume to Ken Diehm, senior pastor, First UMC, Grapevine at kend@fumcg.org. Resumes received after April 30 will not be considered. Communications Director The Dakotas Annual Conference of the UMC seeks an individual with strong writing skills and public relations know-how, who desires to work in the communications field as ministry (33K + benefits). Duties include the production of conference publications and oversight of conference communications in consultation with the Dakotas Area bishop and Conference staff. UM background preferred. Journalism degree and/or experience necessary. Residence within the Dakotas required (Mitchell, SD or Fargo, ND preferred). Send resume to Russ Whaley at 152 Ramsey Street, Pembina ND 58271 (electronic preferred: russwhaley@polarcomm.com). Postmarked no later than April 27. Executive Director, Global Health Initiative Posting: April 10 – May 8, 2007 by UMCom/Human Resources Closing Date: May 8, 2007 Any interested applicants should apply to the Human Resources Office (hr@umcom.org) P. O. Box 320, Nashville, TN 37203, 615-742-5137 or fax resumes to 615-742-5428. Required to Apply: 3 written references, resume and application form required Area Director of Communications The New Mexico/Northwest Texas Episcopal Area seeks an area director of communications. Responsibilities are for both conferences and include, but are not limited to, editing the conference newspapers; overseeing content and updating content of the conference websites; giving input and oversight to area Listservs; being the public relations person; reporting first hand on major events held in the conferences; developing a network of district and sub-district reporters; assisting the bishop in his periodic messages to the area, both in writing and using video; assisting local churches to have a more effective communications ministry; and other duties as assigned. This person could live in Albuquerque, NM or Lubbock, TX. The compensation package is negotiable. Send resumes and inquires to James Large, Director of Mission and Administration of the New Mexico Annual Conference, 11816 Lomas Blvd, NE, Albuquerque, NM 87112. largedir@nmconfum.com. Summer Youth Intern Epworth UMC in CTCYM Director The Conference Mission Ministries seeks qualified applicants for director of the Central Texas Conference Youth in Mission program. This position annually coordinates mission trips for 2,500 junior and senior high youth. Experience with youth and administrative the ability to work with large groups is essential. Bachelor’s degree preferred, clergy or laity. Applicants should be highly motivated and flexible, and capable to: • coordinate all written and oral communication with local churches; • plan and participate in pre-mission trip planning; • facilitate recruitment and training of participants, leadership teams, work coordinators, center directors and program coordinators; • coordinate assignment of living arrangements, details of and locations for closing celebrations; • facilitate writing, training and implementation of annual mission trip program curriculum. If interested, send resume by April 15 to Doyle Allen, executive director of Mission Ministries and assistant to the bishop, 464 Bailey Ave., Fort Worth 76107 or doyle@ctcumc.org. Part-time Youth Director Ovilla UMC seeks a part-time youth director. For a job description or more information contact Cal Hoffman at 972-617-8840. Salary is negotiable, depending on experience in youth ministry. Send resumes or inquires to Cal Hoffman, 1403 Red Oak Creek Rd., Ovilla 75154. Director of Education Wellspring UMC in Georgetown seeks a full-time director of education. If interested, please contact Gary Whitbeck at 512-930-5959 or email resume to whitbeckg@wellspringgeorgetown.org. Part-time Youth Director (2 positions) Director of Christian Education Immediate opening for full time director of Christian education who is responsible to the senior pastor. Responsible for the planning and direction of children and adult educational ministries of FUMC, 2007 Annual Conference weekly updates in blue June 3 – 6 at Hotel: Hilton Worship: All worship services at First UMC of Fort Worth (800 W. Fifth St., Fort Worth) District Conferences — preparing members for effective representation/leadership at Annual Conference The following dates and locations have been set for the seven district conferences where members learn more about the business and issues to be discussed at this year’s Annual Conference.
Request from Nurture Council The Nurture Council is requesting assistance for their report at this year’s Annual Conference so that they might share pictures of Sunday school classes, nurseries, after school programs, children’s choirs, and other children’s activities, retreats, Bible studies, spiritual growth groups studies, and other small groups that are active at your church. Please e-mail pictures to Sandra Hippman at lakeside_umc@yahool.com by April 15. Annual Conference-related awards/recognitions Grants offered by Committee on Disability Concerns — The Committee on Disability Concerns will award two $500 grants each to junior or senior classified students who either have a handicapping condition, or who have a declared major in assisting individuals with handicapping conditions, i.e. special education, speech pathology, hearing and visual impairment, social work, counseling, physical, and/or occupational therapies. Both grants will be awarded in May and be presented at Annual Conference. Applications must be postmarked no later than April 30. To receive an application, contact Disability Concerns Committee, C/O Jane Gates, 114 Rebecca Rd., Moody, TX 76557-3546. Phone 254-853-2976 or e-mail jane@pasotx.com. Morris Walker Award nominations — The Board of Laity Screening Committee is accepting applications for the 2007 Morris Walker Awards. Two Morris Walker Awards are given each year at Annual Conference, one to clergy and one to a layperson. The application may be either a letter or e-mail in which the nominee is cited for the extended good works he/she has performed for the church. The award is named for a former conference lay leader and carries with it a $500 stipend to be used for Christian education or some other such use. The deadline for nominations is May 1, and anyone in the conference may nominate another individual. Once nominations are in, a conference committee will select the winners. Nominations may be mailed to Ed Komandosky, 2207 Gladnell St., Taylor, TX 76574 or e-mailed to ekomandosky@yahoo.com. Conference Merit Scholarship Award & Stephens Scholarship in Finance/Accounting — The Conference Higher Education Task Force awards the Merit and Stephens Scholarships each year at Annual Conference (amount to be determined by total monies given to the UM Student Day Offering) to a newly admitted student in a school identified as UM by the University Senate of the UMC. Applicants must meet the following qualifications: (1) membership in a UM church for at least one year, (2) acceptance to a UM-related school, (3) nomination by the pastor and chairperson of Higher Education of a congregation within the bounds of the CTC that participated in the Student Day offering in the year preceding nomination, (4) evidence that the student is one who will help undergird the UMC now and, potentially, in the future and that the individual merits this special recognition. Application forms are on the conference website at www.ctcumc.org, available from local church pastors or by contacting Susan Briles at 817-877-5222, 800-460-8622 or Susan@ctcumc.org. The deadline for applications is May 1. Five Star Program Recognition — The conference wants to recognize your church’s mission efforts through the Five Star Program, and the April 15 application deadline is just around the corner. At the 2007 Annual Conference churches that completed the requirements of the Five Star Program during the 2006 calendar year will be recognized. Last year the conference recognized 34 congregations as Five Star churches, 20 of which were first-time recipients. The requirements are: UM missionary Annual Conference-related activities/events Orientation for First-Time Members of Annual Conference — 3:30 – 5 p.m. Sunday, June 3, at First UMC Fort Worth Hispanic Ministries Cena de Amistad/Friendship Dinner — 5 – 6:30 p.m. Sunday, June 3, at First UMC Fort Worth (purchase tickets ahead or at the door) Contact: Sam Rodriguez at 817-877-5222, 800-460-8622 or sam@ctcumc.org Clergywomen’s Luncheon — 12 noon Monday, June 4, at First UMC, Fort Worth, Rm. 350 Contact: Patti Waser at 817-313-1021 or prwaser@hotmail.com Clergy Spouses’ Luncheon — 12:15 p.m. Monday, June 4, at First UMC, Fort Worth Wesley Hall Contact: Alice Torian at 325-643-1414 Partners in Ministry Luncheon — 12:15 p.m. Monday, June 4, at Fort Worth Convention Center Contact: Steve McIver at 972-576-0988 or Smciver635@aol.com, P.O. Box 545, Ferris, TX 76125 Brite Alumni Dinner — 5:30 p.m. Monday, June 4, at Dee J. Kelly Alumni & Visitors Center at TCU Contact: Tim Thomas at 254-576-2313 or pastorthomas@valornet.com Texas Methodist Foundation Dinner - New Elders/New Permanent Deacons — 5:30 p.m. Monday, June 4, at First UMC Fort Worth Contact: Henry Radde at 817-336-0477 or henry@ctcumc.org Texas Wesleyan University Breakfast — 7 a.m. Tuesday, June 5, at First UMC Fort Worth Rm. 154 Contact: Gladys Childs at 817-531-4461 or gchilds@txwes.edu Asbury Alumni & Friends Luncheon — 12 noon Tuesday, June 5, at First UMC Fort Worth Rm. 154 Contact: Janet Woody at 817-283-5536 or jwoody@fumcbedford.com Higher Education Scholarship Luncheon — 12:15 p.m. Tuesday, June 5, at First UMC FW Rm. 147 Contact: Carolyn Stephens at 817-877-5222 or Carolyn@ctcumc.org Christian Educators’ Fellowship — 12 noon Tuesday, June 5 (location to be announced) Contact: Carol Roberts at 817-292-4551 or carol@genesisumc.com Board of Pensions Luncheon — 12:15 p.m. Tuesday, June 5, at Fort Worth CC, Room 203 A,B,C By invitation and reservation only Contact: Bette McDowell at 817-877-5222, 800-460-8622 or bette@ctcumc.org United Methodist Women Luncheon — 12:15 p.m. Tuesday, June 5, at Fort Worth CC, Room 202 A,B,C Contact: Myrtis Parker at 817-292-3759 or mimp@swbell.net Fellowship of Adults in Youth Ministry Luncheon — 12:15 p.m. Tuesday, June 5, at Arborlawn UMC Contact: Lisa McCutcheon at 817-877-5222, 800-460-8622 or lisa@ctcumc.org Division of Deacons & Diaconal Ministers Breakfast — 7 a.m. Wednesday, June 6, at Arlington Heights UMC (all deacons, diaconal ministers, certified persons invited) Contact: Barbara Elliott at 817-460-8655, 817-292-7840 or ssumc@sbcglobal.net Perkins Alumni Breakfast — 7 a.m. Wednesday, June 6, at Petroleum Club (777 Main St., 39th Floor) Contact: Mary Dublin at 817-282-7384 or mdublin@fumchurst.org (mail reservation and $12 prepay check to FUMC Hurst, P.O. Box 1461, Hurst 76053 Attn: Mary Dublin) Health & Welfare Luncheon — 12:15 p.m. Wednesday, June 6, at Fort Worth Convention Center Hosted by conference health & welfare agencies: Harris Methodist Health System, Methodist Children’s Home, Methodist Mission Home, Wesleyan Homes, Sears Methodist Retirement System Open to all at no charge or reservation If you know someone in your church, district or even outside the Central Texas Conference who might appreciate receiving this weekly electronic newsletter — or to unsubscribe your own listing — please contact Susan Briles at Susan@ctcumc.org. |
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