by Terry Armstrong | Jun 6, 2022 | Around the District, Pastoral assignments
Sunday morning found Becky and I at Decatur First Church of the Nazarene. It was installation Sunday of Pastor Rev. Christen Sanders. It was a celebration of God’s direction and provision. Pastor Christen preached a strong message challenging the ordinary to become...
by Terry Armstrong | May 23, 2022 | Around the District, Pastoral assignments
Ended the day at Mansfield Community Church of the Nazarene for ‘dinner church.’. Had a wonderful meal and then had the privilege of installing Pastor Danaka Fay Bulthuis as the pastor. She has agreed to serve as pastor as they work to find creative ways to touch the...
by Terry Armstrong | May 22, 2022 | Around the District, Pastoral assignments
Excited to announce the appointment of Rev. Wayne Clevenger to pastor Mattoon Homestead Church – a Church of the Nazarene. He begins his assignment as pastor on June 5. We appreciate Pastor Wayne and Karen. They have been serving as the interim pastor there...
by Terry Armstrong | May 22, 2022 | Around the District, Pastoral assignments
Sunday afternoon I sat in a board meeting at Decatur Trinity Church of The Nazarene and listened as board members shared their heart about what the appreciate about their pastor, Justin N Marina Neufeld. It was awesome! This was a part of the Church/Pastoral review...
by Terry Armstrong | May 6, 2022 | Around the District, Pastoral assignments
Champaign First Church of the Nazarene is very excited to introduce, Rev. David Hater, his wife, Joni, and daughter, Morgan as their new pastor and family. We believe the Hater’s will be a great addition to the Illinois District and will lead this congregation...
by Terry Armstrong | Apr 7, 2022 | Around the District, Pastoral assignments
Last night the Church Board of Beardstown Church of the Nazarene with an overwhelming consensus to continue church/pastoral relationship with Pastor Jerimy Wooley for another four years. Congratulations to Pastor Jerimy and the the congregation of...
