Pentecost Gathering in Freeport Area Raises Hope
Hope was alive on May 31 as an intergenerational group of over 300 from 16 Freeport-area churches gathered at the Oakdale Tabernacle to celebrate Pentecost.
The Northern Illinois Conference of The United Methodist Church seeks a full-time Benefits and Human Resources Officer.
The responsibilities for this role include but are not limited to:
This position as well as that of the Conference Treasurer/Director of Administrative Services are currently vacant.
"Our conference has been without a conference benefits and human resources officer since the death of our Woody Bedell," the previous conference benefits officer, almost three years ago, says Rev. Katherine Paisely, chair of the NIC Board of Pensions. "During these past few years, our insurance and health benefits programs have undergone a number of changes. Understanding our benefits has become increasingly difficult. With another series of changes anticipated in the next few years, providing someone to help us explain those changes and assist our clergy in making decisions to best provide for their needs has become urgent."
"It is for this reason that we decided to move towards filling this crucial role as soon as possible. The General Board of Finance and Administration is assisting us with our search process."
Applications are being accepted until Oct. 18.
Detailed position information and instructions on how to apply
Hope was alive on May 31 as an intergenerational group of over 300 from 16 Freeport-area churches gathered at the Oakdale Tabernacle to celebrate Pentecost.
As United Methodists, we have as one of our values a shared communal life together, and one of the ways we express that is through our apportionment support, says Rev. Michael Mann, the inco…
Broadway United Methodist Church is taking practical steps to steward God's good creation. Its creation-care team and committed pastor have been leading the…
Since its inception, the Barrington United Methodist Church's congregational garden has produced more than 290,000 pounds of vegetables, all distributed to seve…