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February 17, 2006 Welcome! This is the conference’s weekly update to church leaders — lay and clergy — for things you probably need to know. Information to be shared must be submitted to Carolyn@ctcumc.org by 4 p.m. Wednesday in order to be e-mailed on Thursday. Articles should be as brief with 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.
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Near-Time Items
Events this weekend: Concert at Acton UMC — The Texas A & M Singing Cadets, a 60-voice men’s chorus, will be in concert at 3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 19, at Acton UMC (3433 Fall Creek Hwy., Granbury). The concert is offered to the public through the Music at Acton fine arts series at the church and the Hood and Somervelle County Aggies! Aggies, if you’ve not yet donated toward this great event send your generous checks to AUMC pronto! Donations will be gratefully accepted at the door!
How to Start a Permanent Endowment Fund — The Central Texas Methodist Foundation will host a workshop on “How to Start & Grow a Permanent Endowment Fund” at 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, Feb. 18, at Couts UMC, Weatherford. Endowments are the fastest growing source of support for churches when properly organized and communicated. Steps to success will be discussed and complete materials furnished. Open to all clergy and lay persons interested. No charge, but must call to register: 817-332-1394 or 800-333-4096.
Aldersgate Sunday — this weekend! — Churches of the Central Texas Conference are urged to celebrate the ministry of Aldersgate Enrichment Center Sunday, Feb 19. This is a not-for-profit sheltered workshop with vocational and residential programs to meet the needs of physically and mentally challenged adults. Employment and life-skills training are provided for those of our society who otherwise would be considered unemployable. Visit www.aldersgate-center.com for more details and a downloadable brochure to share with your congregation.
AUM Mardi Gras Auction/Dinner — Mark your calendar now to attend Arlington Urban Ministries’ 3rd Annual Mardi Gras & Dinner at First UMC Arlington. This is the sole annual fundraiser for AUM, a Methodist mission that ties together all the Arlington Methodist churches. The date is Feb. 18 starting at 5 p.m. Tickets are limited and sold out last year, so get yours early! If you need tickets or want to donate an item for the silent or the live auction, please contact Sandra Fry at 817-861-8585.
Conference offering recipients (repeat) The deadline for submitting requests to be recipient of the 2006 Annual Conference Offering is Feb. 22. Requests must be sent to Dr. Doyle Allen, Mission Ministries Director, at 464 Bailey Ave., Fort Worth 76107 or doyle@ctcumc.org. Requests must include the name of the organization, address and phone, name of person submitting request, a brief description of the mission/ministry of the organization, and a brief yet specific paragraph how the funds will be used.
Metro Board annual dinner (repeat) The Metropolitan Board of Missions annual dinner will be held Thursday evening, Feb. 23, at Round-Up Inn, Will Rogers Complex, Fort Worth. The cost is $15/person with reservations due by Feb. 21. Contact: 817-569-1454.
50th anniversary at Moody First United Methodist Church of Moody will kick off a year long celebration of the 50th anniversary of the dedication of their sanctuary on Sunday, Feb. 26, the exact date the sanctuary was dedicated in 1956. Other activities throughout the year will be announced later. Festivities on Feb. 26 will include a worship service at 9:30 a.m., with Bishop Ben R. Chamness bringing the morning message. Sunday school will follow for all ages at 10:45 a.m. after a coffee and fellowship time between church and Sunday School. At 12:30 p.m. a churchwide membership picture, made by a professional photographer, will be made at the front of the sanctuary, followed by a catered meal in the fellowship hall. Chicken fried steak dinner tickets are $7. Visitors and former members are invited to be a part of this celebration. For more details, contact the church at 254-853-3106 or www.moodymethodist.org.
Polytechnic luncheon series (repeat) If you would like to be involved in a Lenten study/growth opportunity, Polytechnic UMC (1310 S. Collard St., Fort Worth 76105) invites you to be a part one every Wednesday from noon to 1 p.m. and special services on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. “We are meeting in the Fellowship Hall to claim for ourselves a new faith, hope and love as outlined in God’s Word and offered to us on an ongoing basis. So if you have not yet reached perfection, but are determined to keep on reaching, do come,” states senior pastor Georgia Allen. Speaking at the noonday and 6 p.m. Lenten Observances are: Noon March 1 (Ash Wednesday) — Dr. Gladys Childs, chaplain at Texas Wesleyan University 6 p.m. March 1 (Ash Wednesday) — Dr. Georgia Allen Noon March 8 — Rev. Roderick Miles, pastor at Campus Drive UMC Noon March 15 — Dr. Georgia Adamson, Waxahachie District superintendent Noon March 22 — Rev. Alphonetta “Alfie” Wines, pastor at Eastern Hills UMC Noon March 29 — Rev. Connally Dugger, Jr., Mid-Cities District superintendent Noon April 5 — Rev. David Martinez, pastor at Mi Casa, Su Casa and El Buen Samaritano UMCs Noon April 12 — Bishop Ben R. Chamness 6:30 p.m. April 14 — “The Seven Last Words of Christ,” presented by Polytechnic UMC’s Chancel Choir with Eric Medlock as director
February previews offer
20% discount on VBS resources
(repeat)
Musical Celebration of African American History Month Sunday (repeat) St. Stephen UMC (1800 W Randol Mill Road, Arlington 76012) will host the sixth annual ecumenical Musical Celebration of African American History Month at 4 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 26. Choirs, trios, and instrumental groups will provide the music. The music will be followed by the usual fellowship meal that will include dishes from Africa, the Caribbean, and down-home southern cooking. Please join us and bring a friend. For more information you may contact the church at (817) 460-8655 or ssumc@sbcglobal.net.
Fort Worth District-wide worship service The Fort Worth District worship service will be held at 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 26, at First UMC Fort Worth. Bishop Woodie White will be guest preacher, and special music will be by the Choral Union of Fort Worth First, Arborlawn and Campus Drive UMCs.
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News
Grant Harris named GLC director Grant Harris has been named executive director for Glen Lake Camp & Retreat Center in Glen Rose. He succeeds Terri Ford who moved in December to an advocacy position with a Fort Worth hospital. Harris has been serving as interim director during the last one and one-half months. Since 2000, Harris has had an integral role in Glen Lake’s success in welcoming over 20,000 guests per year to the campus. (A full story appears in the Feb. 24 issue of the conference’s Central Link newspaper.)
2012 General Conference moved from Richmond to Tampa Citing a church policy regarding meeting in cities that are home to professional sports teams with Native American names, the UM Commission on the General Conference has retracted its selection of Richmond as the site of the 2012 General Conference and named Tampa as the new meeting site. The 2012 General Conference will be held April 25 to May 4 in the 600,000 square foot Tampa Convention Center. At the time of the initial selection, commission members were unaware that Richmond is home to the Richmond Braves, a minor league baseball team affiliated with the Atlanta Braves. The General Conference is the UMC’s top legislative body. A resolution passed by the 2004 General Conference (held in Pittsburgh, home of the Braves) called for United Methodist agencies and organizations to avoid holding meetings and events in cities that sponsor sport teams using Native America names and symbols. "The United Methodist Church rejects the use of Native American names and symbols for sport teams, and considers the practice a blatant expression of racism," stated the resolution.
Glen Lake Camp summer camp registration Due to a high volume of summer camp registrations, Glen Lake Camp & Retreat Center is extending its "Save a Spot" program. You can now pay your first half of the camp fee before March 1; the remaining fees will be due before May 1. Please visit www.glenlake.org for online registration, forms, dates and other information. If you have any questions you can contact Michelle at 254-897-2247 or michelle@glenlake.org.
Annual Conference display tables The individual named by the 2006 Annual Conference Local Arrangements Committee to handle display table reservations for the Annual Conference in Waco is Margaret Friend who can be reached at Sparks Memorial UMC, 900 Maxfield, Waco 76705; 254-799-5124 office; 254/799-2550; revfriend@hotmail.com.
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Trinity hosts Divorce Recovery Seminar Trinity UMC (3321 W. Park Row, Arlington 76013) will host a Divorce Recovery Workshop aimed at relational life healing, presented by Licensed Professional Counselor Marty Jeane, PhD. Sponsored by Trinity Singles Connection, this weekend program is for anyone who feels unfinished with the divorce experience, whether just separated, recently divorced or divorced for years. The seminar will begin on Friday evening, March 3, and continue during the day on Saturday, March 4. The $15 fee includes workshop materials, refreshments and a box lunch on Saturday. Register by Friday, Feb 24 — call the church office at 817-274-1345. Childcare is available with reservations. For more information, contact Judy Riedt at 817-548-8432, hijude7883@msn.com or Michael Anderson: 817-313-9931, mpacpatx@yahoo.com.
Volunteers needed
On March 3, couples will begin arriving at
Glen Lake Camp for the annual “Celebrating Marriage Spirituality”
weekend couples retreat, offered by the conference Marriage Ministry
Advisory Board. The retreat weekend begins Friday evening and ends
Sunday at noon. Couples at any age and stage are welcome to attend,
although the registration is limited to 80 couples. Topics include:
Prison ministry volunteer opportunities Looking for an opportunity to serve God and your community? Two opportunities are listed below. If interested, please contact Penny Yaites, chair of Conference Restorative Justice Ministries at 817-921-4730. Pen Pals for Jesus – A prison correspondence ministry of Campus Drive UMC. We have almost 200 individuals waiting for a Christian Pen Pal to encourage them in their Christian journey. This is a discipleship ministry of teaching through correspondence. Training is provided through Campus Drive United Methodist Church. TRAINING GUIDELINES: $5 per person. Minimum class size - 10 people. Adult Mentors – The Tarrant County Restorative Justice Center is in need of mentors for the formerly incarcerated. These individuals need godly examples in their lives and Christian support and fellowship with those of like precious faith. Training is provided in collaboration with Prison Fellowship Ministries for partnering churches. TRAINING GUIDELINES: $10 per person. Minimum class size - 10 people.
FUSE celebrates Youth In Mission program (repeat) CTCYM invites everyone in the Central Texas Conference to FUSE (potentially the largest single event the CTC has ever had) at 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday, June 4, at the Heart of Texas Coliseum in Waco. FUSE will be an opportunity for celebration, reunion, and worship energized by the Central Texas Conference Youth in Mission program. The two-time Dove Award winning band By the Tree (http://bythetree.com) will be there leading us in worship and celebration. If you have ever been on one of our CTCYM trips, or have supported those who have gone, put this event on your calendar now! Contact: FUSE coordinator Steve Heyduck at sheyduck@sbcglobal.net or CTCYM coordinator Rachel Giessen at Rachel@ctcumc.org.
Youth mission opportunityCome join us for PUMP, a summer mission weekend hosting youth groups from across Texas. PUMP is a four- day youth gathering (June 1-4) offered by First UMC in Palmer where youth grades 4-12 and adults are given the opportunity to serve those in need living in Palmer. In addition to the mission projects, we will experience dynamic small group study, meaningful daily worship, and planned activities designed to help everyone let loose and have fun. Contact: Katie Meek at phone at 817-797-1515 or palmeryny@yahoo.com. Sign up deadline is March 12.
UMW’s Resurrection Woman The theme for this year’s conference United Methodist Women’s Time Apart is “Resurrection Woman.” The event will be held March 24-25 at Wingate Inn & Conference Center in Round Rock (1209 N. I-35, exit #253, Hwy. 79). Registration forms are available in Crossties, from your local church UMW or by contacting Judith Graham at 817-293-3991 or nanajudygraham@msn.com. Contact the hotel directly at 512-341-7000 for reservations. The $72 room rate per night is guaranteed until Feb. 25.
Holy Conversations:
Leadership, Money, and Ministry
(repeat) • John Wimmer of the Lilly Endowment on the crucial importance of leaders capable of shaping diverse individuals into spiritually coherent communities. • Demographer Steve Murdock on painting a picture of the future population to be served. • Alban Institute senior consultants Alice Mann and Gil Rendle and Southwestern University president emeritus Roy Shilling on theoretical and practical ideas about strategic planning in churches and institutions.
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Other sessions/workshops on effectively linking financial resources with
future plans.
Attention Golfers! It's your chance to play in the 2nd Annual Louise & Frank Carvey Golf Tournament Monday, March 27, at Mira Vista Golf Course in Fort Worth. The tournament benefits United Community Centers, Inc., the conference’s own General Board of Global Ministries national mission. For over 96 years, UCC has provided critical services and programs to low-income children and families in some of the most impoverished areas of Tarrant County. UCC is a 501(c)3 social service agency whose staff and volunteers strive to empower individuals, strengthen families and enrich communities.
Registration time at 10:30 a.m.; golf exhibition at 11 a.m.; tee time at 12 noon with a scramble format. Lunch, snacks, drinks and a buffet dinner will be provided. There will be drawings, awards and a silent auction at the evening buffet dinner. Sponsorships are available and teams are being accepted. Come, play, and have fun raising funds for UCC. For more information and forms visit www.unitedcommunitycenters.org or call Susie Reyes at 817.927.5556, x115.
Faith Nights and the Fort Worth Cats
Faith Night events in Fort Worth combine a
Christian concert featuring a national recording artist with a Fort
Worth Cats game. Larry & Bob from VeggieTales will make an appearance at
one event. One of the Fort Worth Cats players will give his personal
testimony at each event. Tickets are $10 or less. This year Faith Night
dates are:
Mission messages (first new, others repeated) Disaster response opportunities: In the coming weeks and months, there will be opportunities for work teams to help with wildfire clean-up and rebuilding efforts in Cross Plains and Carbon. If individuals or a team from your church would like to be involved in these efforts, please contact CTC Disaster Response coordinator Chuck Graff at 817-339-5065 or cgraff@fumcftw.org of CTC Humanitarian Services director Jennifer Coggins at 817-877-5222, 800-460-8622 or jennifer@ctcumc.org.
Sager Brown Trip: The conference will host a conference-wide mission trip to UMCOR Sager Brown Depot this spring. We will work in the warehouse to assemble relief kits that will be distributed across the globe. Date: April 20-23. Cost: $150, plus one dinner out and meals on the road. Registration deadline: March 23. Go to http://www.ctxumc.org/DisasterResponse.asp to download a registration form, and please pass it along to anyone who may be interested. Space is limited, so get your registration in soon!
UMCOR Disaster Response Training: Last fall nearly 100 conference members attended an informational training session about the United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) and learned about ways to get involved in conference disaster response. This spring we invite you to join in more advanced training. No prior training is required. UMCOR trainers will be in Central Texas to lead workshops in Case Management, Early Response Training, and Information & Referral. Date: Saturday, March 4. Cost: $10 (includes lunch). Registration deadline: Feb. 17. Go to http://www.ctxumc.org/DisasterResponse.asp to download a registration form, and please pass it along to anyone who may be interested.
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Resources
Resource Center new arrival New resources highlighted at the Conference Resource Center this week are described below. For these and many more resources, contact Carol Roszell at 817-877-5222 or 800-460-8622. New arrivals include:
Briars in the Cottonpatch: The Story of Koinonia Farm a True Story of Race, Religion and Terror. Relive the early days of the civil rights movement in Georgia and watch a courageous group of Blacks and Whites withstand violence and hostility to lay the seeds for what would become Habitat for Humanity International. This true story of Koinonia Farm examines the personalities and events that changed the lives of generations to come. 60 minutes. Youth to adult. SS class or small groups. DVD.
Grandfather’s Birthday. Based on an Ann Lander’s column, this video is the touching award winning short story of an older widower looking forward to his 79th birthday alone but in expectation of a family celebration. Stars “Hill Street Blues” actor Robert Prosky. It follows Grandfather through the day and explores his range of emotions as he faces a reality far different than the one he expected. Youth to adult. 18 minutes. VHS. SS class, Small groups, events, and retreats.
Merit and Stephens scholarships If you have a deserving student in your congregation who would benefit from a scholarship, check out the Conference Merit Award scholarship of $500 for first-time students attending a UM-related school or university. New this year is the $1,000 Stephens Scholarship in Finance/Accounting offered to a UM student preparing for a career in finance/accounting. For this scholarship, the applicant is asked to provide a statement on how their education will help to undergird good stewardship in the church today and in the future. Information on these programs and application forms have been e-mailed to all pastors and is also available by contacting Susan Briles at 817-877-5222, 800-460-8622 or susan@ctcumc.org.
Scholarships available for ministry candidates (repeat) Scholarships are available for certified ministerial candidates in the Central Texas Conference attending seminary. The application is available on the Board of Ordained Ministry web site at www.ctcbom.org or can be requested by phoning 817-795-7120 or by e-mailing board@ctcbom.org. The application, with original signatures and a copy of a current transcript, are to be submitted to the Board of Ordained Ministry, P.O. Box 121407, Arlington, TX 76012, postmarked no later than March 1, 2006. Scholarships will be awarded at Annual Conference for the 2005-06 school year.
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— Looking Ahead — “How to Start & Grow a Permanent Endowment Fund” — 10 a.m.-noon Saturday, Feb. 18, sponsored by CTMFoundation at Couts UMC, Weatherford Arlington Urban Ministries 3rd Annual Mardi Gras & Dinner — 5 p.m. Feb. 18 at First UMC Arlington Deadline for Conference Offering applications — Feb. 22 Spanish Immersion Weekend — Feb. 24-25 at First UMC Burleson Conference Lay Speaker Annual Training Event — Feb. 24-26 at Glen Lake Camp, Glen Rose Weatherford District Training Event — 2:30-5 p.m. Feb. 16 at Couts Memorial UMC, Weatherford Deadline for scholarship applications for certified ministerial candidates — March 1 Conference Marriage Retreat — March 3-5 at Glen Lake Camp & Retreat Center UMCOR Disaster Response Training — March 4 Holy Conversations: Leadership, Money & Ministry — March 6-7 at Omni Hotel, Austin Understanding Spirituality Types & Family Systems — March 18 at First Corsicana Weatherford District Laity Banquet — March 24 at Couts Memorial UMC, Weatherford Resurrection Woman: UMW Time Apart — March 24, 25, 26 at Round Rock One Great Hour of Sharing offering — March 26 Sexual Harassment Misconduct Prevention Training — March 18 at St. Andrews UMC, Fort Worth Spring Board of Ministry interviews — March 27-29, 2006 at Glen Lake Camp Conference Spring Leadership Summit — April 1 at Central UMC, Waco South Central Jurisdiction workweek — April 3-7 at Mount Sequoyah, Fayetteville, Arkansas Deadline for CTC Merit Award and Stephens Finance/Accounting scholarship applications — April 15 Sager Brown (Baldwin, LA) mission trip — April 20-23 Youth Choir Rally — April 29-30 at Granbury First UMC Changing Lives Through Stewardship training — April 29 and 30 (two locations) FUSE – reunion/celebration of CTCYM — June 4 at Heart of Texas Coliseum, Waco
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Needs, Resources, Opportunities
NOTE TO LISTERS: Please contact Carolyn Stephens at Carolyn@ctcumc.org to pull your listing when your opening has been filled. Organist/pianistRidglea UMC seeks applicants for church organist/pianist. Ridglea is a growing church located in southwest Fort Worth. Position responsibilities include one Sunday service at 11 a.m. and choir rehearsal on Thursday evenings from 7 - 8:30 p.m. We prefer applicants to possess excellent sight-reading skills. The salary for this position is $6,800 per year. If interested, please contact Danny Tenney at (817) 737-6510 or ridgleapastor@sbcglobal.net.
Nursery staff position
Director of Student MinistryPlymouth Park UMC in Irving, Texas seeks an inspired youth director to work maintaining and expanding a great group of middle and high school students. This position requires solid Christian faith; positive, coachable attitude, experience in student ministry, creative mind, good communication skills, sense of humor, self-starter. Responsibilities will include Wednesday evening Student Outreach to approx. 80 – 100 Jr/Sr high students, Sunday School, Bible study, confirmation, trips and retreats, community service activities, and mission trips. We are blessed to have a strong group of adult volunteers who have served in the program many years and will be supportive. PPUMC is a 1,200+ member church located in a suburb of Dallas. Salary negotiable. Send resume to resume@ppumc.org or mail to Youth Director Search, PPUMC, 1615 W. Airport Freeway, Irving TX 75062.
Used Paper Folding Machine St. Paul UMC in Hurst offers a Martin-Yale paper folder free to a ministry organization. It is VERY OLD but does work. It doesn't work perfectly but has a few more miles on it. Please call the church for the details: Betty at St. Paul UMC 817-284-7181 or stpaulhu@airmail.net
Organist Position
Praise Band
Regional Manager, TX/LA for Operation Christmas Child Expert in volunteer management sought to implement the Samaritan's Purse project, Operation Christmas Child, throughout the states of Texas and Louisiana. Ideal candidate will be experienced in recruiting, selecting, training, and leading teams of volunteers to implement program goals and objectives. Program goals include recruitment and retention of churches and community groups, prayer support, media support and the support of a functional collection network throughout the region. Assists the management of logistics for a seasonal gift collection network operated by volunteers. Responsibilities will include significant travel throughout the region. Candidate will also support the recruitment of thousands of short-term volunteers to inspect and prepare shoebox gifts for overseas shipment. Position will seasonally (four- to six-week commitment during November and December) assist in the day-to-day management of an Operation Christmas Child processing center located in one of six regions (Boone, NC; Charlotte, NC; Atlanta, GA; Orange County, CA; Denver, CO and Minneapolis, MN). Candidate will have a high level of organizational and communication skills, with two or more years of experience in volunteer management or related field. Bachelors’ degree preferred. Operation Christmas Child is a project of Samaritan's Purse, an International Christian Relief and Evangelism Organization. For more information, visit www.samaritan.org / Employment Opportunities, or call Human Resources at 828-262-1980.
Web programmer/designer - Women's Division, GBGM The primary responsibility is producing and maintaining a creative and visually engaging, usable, accessible and interactive website for the United Methodist Women/ Women's Division. This will require involvement in conceptual design, refinement, implementation, and maintenance of different systems. Requisites: B.A./ B.S. in communications, computer science, project management, or related areas. Knowledge of: XHTML, CSS, Web services, JavaScript, CFML/Cold fusion, SQL/MS-SQL server, IIS/Win2K, CFCs, Conditional logic and application flow, Relational database design, XML document parsing and object oriented concepts/ fundamental. Also needs experience in: Flash, Photoshop, Illustrator and Media Cleaner. Minimum 5 years as web programmer/ designer. One can apply online or see the description at http://gbgm-umc.org/hr/job_desc.cfm?ref=u&posID=169.
Harker Heights UMC seeks a part-time secretary to work from 9 a.m. to 12 noon Monday-Friday. If interested, please contact Jim McClurg at (254) 699-6271.
Choir Director
Florence UMC has an immediate opening for
choir director. For details, call or write the pastor Dean Coultas at:
Director of Children’s Ministries
There is an immediate opening for a
part-time director of children’s ministries that requires full-time love
for children in reaching out to children in the Christ UMC parish area
(3301 Sycamore School Road
There is an immediate opening for a Praise
Band leader for Christ UMC (3301 Sycamore School Road
Administrative Secretary FUMC Colleyville seeks an administrative secretary — full-time position (9 a.m. -5 p.m. Monday-Friday with salary commensurate with experience. Must have excellent written and oral communication skills with proficiency in MS Publisher, Word, and Excel. E-mail resumes to garykindley@aol.com.
Organist FUMC Waxahachie has an immediate opening for a talented, dedicated organist. Opportunity to play a beautiful, brand new 44 rank Wicks (Opus 6428) pipe organ that was installed June 2005. See: http://organ.wicks.com/display_page.php?p=200&o=3&s=6428. Two Sunday services, 8:30 and 10:45 a.m. Approx. 30 miles from Fort Worth or Dallas - 50 from Waco. Please call 972-937-4400 or e-mail office@fumcwax.org for more info. Auditions are now being scheduled.
Praise Team Director FUMC Waxahachie is looking for an enthusiastic, spiritual and committed person to take its contemporary (blended) service and Praise Team to the next level. Experience with a/v a plus. The service is currently at 9:30 on Sunday morning in the Family Life Center. The church is within commuter distance of Fort Worth or Dallas. Please call 972-937-4400 or e-mail office@fumcwax.org for more info. Auditions are now being scheduled.
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