General Presbyter Letter 02/09/09

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WELCOME!!
Douglas Hoffman
New J.B.M. Camp Director

The Search Committee consisting of representatives from the Personnel and J.B.M. Committees and resourced by the General Presbyter are pleased to announce that Mr. Douglas Hoffman has been selected as the new full time Camp Director of Joseph Badger Meadows Camp and Conference Center.

Doug received a B.A. from Purdue University (1996) and a Master of Arts in Christian Education from Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary (2001).  Doug has served as Teambuilding Facilitator for Hemlock Overlook Outdoor Center in Clifton, Virginia, and Associate for Camping and Retreats for the Presbytery of South Dakota.

Doug will reside year-round in the newly remodeled Director’s House at J.B.M.  His work will focus on program development, staff development, and administration.  Doug joins Gary Hoskins, Director of Property and Grounds, to form the new dynamic duo of J.B.M. staff leadership.  Doug begins his work on March 30.

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CONGRATULATIONS
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Discerning Our Mission
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“A Year with Calvin’s Institutes”

Self Development of People is a Program of the PC(USA) and is targeted toward economically, poor, oppressed and disadvantaged people. Rather than being a hand out, this program allows them to own, control and directly benefit from their business endeavors. In this way they are able to achieve long term change in their lives and in their communities. For more information, go to: www.pcusa.org/sdop