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CLERGY MEETINGS

Salisbury District of The United Methodist Church (WNCC)

2011-2012 District Clergy Meetings

Proposed Format for Salisbury District Clergy Meetings
Goals of our Meetings: 

They will provide spiritual renewal.

 They will provide us a time and space to connect and care for one another.

 They will provide enrichment for our ministries and worship for our souls.

 They will be considered a priority for attendance by our clergy.

 They will not waste our time.

 

Announcements by clergy must be submitted to the District Office Thursday morning by noon before the Monday clergy meeting.  They will be printed on a handout and will be given out at the meeting.  We will not take up our time with multiple verbal announcements during the meetings. 

 Meeting Agenda:

9:30 a.m.- Gathering and Refreshments

10:00 a.m.-  Program

10:50 a.m.- Break

11:00 a.m.- Worship and Holy Communion

Noon-  Lunch at host church

 

Schedule of Special Gatherings:

Aug. 11, 2011-Welcoming of New Clergy Families-Grace, Salisbury-catered meal, 6:30 p.m.

Dec. 8, 2011-Clergy Christmas Party-First UMC  Salisbury, catered meal, 6:30 p.m.

June 7, 2012-Farewell to Moving Clergy Families-Trinity, Kannapolis-catered meal, 6:30 p.m.

Clergy Meetings:  Theme-VITAL-from new Revitalization ScorecardAll Meetings at First China Grove, 101 West Church Street.  (See meeting agenda above).

·        Sept. 12-“V” Vital churches eagerly follow a compelling, prayerfully discerned vision from God.

               Leader:  Dr. Nancy B. Rankin, our new District Superintendent

·        Nov. 7th-“I” Vital churches have inspirational worship that connects people with God through Jesus Christ.  They have an incarnational outreach to new people through strategic evangelistic and discipleship approaches.

Leader:  Dr. Andre Resner, Professor of Homiletics  & Church Worship at Hood                           Theological  Seminary

·        Jan. 30th-“T” Vital churches have members and people from their surrounding communities who can give testimonies to the life-transforming witness and ministries of their church.

               Leader:  Rev. Jamie Hamrick, Senior Pastor of Rocky Mount in Troutman, recent                recipient of the Harry Denman Evangelism Award

·        Mar. 19th-“A” Vital churches have the ability to adapt to the changes in their parish and see change as an opportunity for ministry.

               Leader:  Dr. Angella Allison-Davis, Methodist Counseling Center Counselor, addressing          the stresses and leadership needed in adapting to change.

·        May 14th-“L” Vital churches gladly share the love of Jesus Christ through missions, ministries, and as a community of love and forgiveness.”

Leader:  Dr. Steve James, Conference Director of Congregational Development, sharing stories of churches leading the way in sharing the love of Christ in their communities.

So that we can accurately provide the meals for each gathering you are asked to make your reservation on-line to the District Office by the deadlines that will be posted.  All full-time clergy will be expected to attend.  Clergy serving part-time will be expected to attend as their work schedules and/or school schedules permit. 

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