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e-Review archive
March 2010
Grant gives pastor, congregation chance for renewal, look to future
Leaders say passionate leadership is key to church’s future
Commentary: Digital culture demands relevance, change
Cutler Ridge seamstresses ‘sew comfort’ for soldiers
Personalia
| Personalia |
An e-Review News Item | March 10, 2010 {1148}
• Florida United Methodist receives national scout award • Floridians recognized by United Methodist Association for outstanding leadership full story>
| Opportunities
| Opportunities |
An e-Review News Item | March 12, 2010 {1149}
This series includes:
Conference-related: • Cornerstone laces up for 30th Annual Wonder Walk • Asbury Seminary Florida offers open house, preview weekend • Youth workers invited to learn to ‘speak to teenagers’ • Parents, children discuss human sexuality • United Methodist Credit Union offers scholarships • Foundation offers financial seminar for clergy • Ministry helps clergy strengthen covenant groups • Gathering celebrates Native American heritage, ministry • UMVIM offers mission training • Warren Willis Camp shifts summer camp schedule • Prison ministry volunteers needed
Global/national: • Hunger society urges participation in Feinstein Challenge 2010 • Intentional Growth Center helps youth stay committed to confirmation • Event helps small membership churches ‘reach, keep’ members • United Methodists unite to change world • Conference helps leaders ‘rethink church,’ chart new course • Leaders trained on human sexuality curriculum for children • Virtual classes on leading mid-sized church launch in April • Older adults celebrate springtime by the sea • Student Forum focuses on social justice advocacy full story>
| Seville congregation takes church to soccer fields
| Seville congregation takes church to soccer fields |
By Jenna De Marco | March 15, 2010 {1150}
Changing a seldom-used church baseball field into a community park transformed the community around Trinity United Methodist Church in Seville. It also changed the way church members see themselves in their community. full story>
| Leaders begin examining health, structure of denomination
Florida Conference begins restructure
| Florida Conference begins restructure |
By John Michael De Marco | March 19, 2010 {1153}
NOTE: A headshot of Frank North is available at http://www.flumc.info/photo_gallery2.shtml.
Significant structural changes to the Florida Conference will position it to more effectively serve local congregations. That’s according to the Rev. Beth Fogle-Miller, director of the conference’s Connectional Ministries office, who is spearheading the moves after 15 months of studies and discussions. full story>
| Opportunities
| Opportunities |
An e-Review News Item | March 22, 2010 {1154}
This series includes:
Conference-related: • Conference charges laity, clergy to ‘witness to world’
Global/national: • Foundation announces new church recognition award • Special Sunday celebrates gifts, contributions of Native Americans • Youth invited to ‘surge’ into summer full story>
| Historic church makes commitment to ‘go green’
| Historic church makes commitment to ‘go green’ |
By Derek Maul | March 23, 2010 {1155}
Leaders at a historic United Methodist church in the Nokomis area of Sarasota are taking a modern approach to church stewardship, launching the first steps of an ambitious green initiative. full story>
| Florida United Methodists prepare to speak out for children
Congregational transformation changes name, focus
Pastors create redevelopment model for struggling churches
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