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HIGHLANDS ARP CHURCH in Gray- son, GA, is seeking a full-time senior pastor. Grayson is located a grow- ing northeast suburb of Atlanta and nationally noted as a quality small community.
Highlands currently has a 10am Sunday morning service, 9am Sun- day School classes, and active min- istries. We also have a part-time secretary-bookkeeper, youth direc- tor, and music director.
Our ideal candidate must be an or- dained pastor, approved by our ARP Presbytery, strong in the reformed tradition, and has accepted the call to spread and teach the gospel.
Interested candidates should con- tact Lee Hunt at our search commit- tee email address at Pulpit@high-
landsarp.org. Also, a church profile and job description can be found at the
arpchurch.org website, under Career Opportunities.
Ballston Center ARPC is seeking a pas- tor to faithfully and skillfully preach and teach the Word of God in the reformed tradition, and to lead our church with the heart of a shepherd. Please contact our search committee at ballstoncen-
terchurchpsc@gmail.com.
Hopewell ARP Church in Coving- ton, GA is seeking a full-time minister. Hopewell is located in a rural but fast- small, diverse, and loving. The man who God calls to us will be committed to Reformed theology and have a heart for shepherding all ages. Manse is pro- vided. For more information or to apply contact: John Byce, Clerk of Session –
7jbyce@gmail.com – 404-273-8975.
If you would like to advertise, please contact
arpeditor@arpsynod.org. The cost is $.50 per word.
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Alan J. Avera Retires
Alan Avera, the outgoing director
- ed and respected across the Synod. - Alan has led without drawing at- tention to himself. His steady dispo- sition, kind manner, eye for detail, and seasoned wisdom has been an as- set to church planters, to presbytery - summed up what many appreciate about Alan’s leadership style. She said that he does not get “lost in the the goal and points those he leads in the right direction. He speaks to others diplomatically and does not polarize those with different points of view. Alan’s ministry in the ARP goes
associate pastor at the Church of the Atonement in Silver Spring, Mary- - ment sent Alan to Olney, Maryland, as the mission developer and then pastor of Faith ARP Church, where he ministered until 2004. to take a sabbatical to think, pray, and his life. Alan and his wife, Eileen, also will invest in the lives of their grand- children and travel. We thank Alan and Eileen for their fruitful 40-year ministry in the ARP.
Frederick, MD
The Associate Reformed Presbyterian
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