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Montana - Northern Wyoming Conference

Applicants Welcome

Tuesday, 31 March 2009 20:12 Daniel Petersen
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We, the Montana-Northern Wyoming Conference, invite you to come and join our exciting ministry here on the "new frontier" as our Conference Minister.  We created something so novel in our conference that it has never been seen before in the history of the UCC. Other Conferences are looking to and supporting us in order to discern new models of ministry andmission for the 21st Century. Our new adventure is advertised as a ¾-time position with benefits. So, are you the one to help us propel this vision into the future?  We encourage all candidateswho are prophets and visionaries, who have dreamed of partnering with extraordinary people,who are willing to set forth on a breath-taking journey toward new horizons, and who care aboutpeace and justice in the name of Jesus Christ.  If you are one of the “all,” apply before December 31, 2011.

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United Church of Christ regional Conference offices at
2016 Alderson Ave.
Billings MT  59102
406-656-8688

 

Welcome to the Montana - Northern Wyoming Conference of the United Church of Christ, a family of faith covenanted with our local churches.

We are a varied people of the Northern Plains and the Rocky Mountains, members and friends of 33 congregations throughout Montana and northern  Wyoming.  We hope you search our web site and learn more about us and feel welcome to our faith community.

Would you like to visit one of our Congregations?  Click on  "Our Churches Info"  to find a UCC Church in your area -- because  "No Matter Who You Are, You Are Welcome Here!"

 

                     

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 




 

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