Thursday, August 20, 2009
John Reilly Band
Alison Berstecher sent this in to me:
The John Reilly Band (http://www.johnreillyband.com) will be playing tonight from 7-9pm in the Gap Store at 3401 Walnut St. as part of their 40th Birthday Celebration. This is a local Christian Band that has recently received some national attention.
The John Reilly Band (http://www.johnreillyband.com) will be playing tonight from 7-9pm in the Gap Store at 3401 Walnut St. as part of their 40th Birthday Celebration. This is a local Christian Band that has recently received some national attention.
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
It's Only a Peanut
Helpful tips for Yankees venturing into God's beloved country of South Carolina, specifically in Columbia, SC.
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Concerts in the Park
Philadelphia Weekly presents its 19th annual Concerts in the Park series in Rittenhouse Square on Wednesday, August 19 and Wednesday, August 26 from 7pm - 9pm. Come out for this free concert and enjoy a variety of original music.
Monday, August 17, 2009
Used car wanted
One of our international students is looking to purchase a reliable used car under $4,000.00. Please contact Shanna Houston if you have a vehicle to sell or know someone who does.
Richard Diehl's Service
I've just learned that the memorial service for Richard Diehl is scheduled for Wednesday, August 26, at 7 p.m. at Emmanuel OPC in Wilmington.
Coordinator for Student Affairs
FULL TIME POSITION AVAILABLE
Job Title: Coordinator for Student Affairs
Start Date: Immediate
Job Summary:
Receive, answer and direct student inquiries.
Coordinate Student Affairs events for students; production of student directory, handbook and ID cards; student health insurance; and Machen dormitory housing.
Edit and produce Brute Facts weekly during semesters.
Provide general office support to Student Affairs staff.
Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree or prior experience.
Friendly, outgoing and welcoming demeanor.
Superior ability to interact with diverse populations.
Excellent organizational skills with attention to detail.
Excellent interpersonal, oral and written communication skills.
Accurate and detailed in data entry.
Ability to adapt to and prioritize a variety of tasks.
Ability to creatively solve problems.
A complete job description is available upon request. Westminster offers generous health and retirement benefits.
INTERESTED PARTIES PLEASE EMAIL COVER LETTER AND RESUME TO
humanresources@wts.edu
Job Title: Coordinator for Student Affairs
Start Date: Immediate
Job Summary:
Receive, answer and direct student inquiries.
Coordinate Student Affairs events for students; production of student directory, handbook and ID cards; student health insurance; and Machen dormitory housing.
Edit and produce Brute Facts weekly during semesters.
Provide general office support to Student Affairs staff.
Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree or prior experience.
Friendly, outgoing and welcoming demeanor.
Superior ability to interact with diverse populations.
Excellent organizational skills with attention to detail.
Excellent interpersonal, oral and written communication skills.
Accurate and detailed in data entry.
Ability to adapt to and prioritize a variety of tasks.
Ability to creatively solve problems.
A complete job description is available upon request. Westminster offers generous health and retirement benefits.
INTERESTED PARTIES PLEASE EMAIL COVER LETTER AND RESUME TO
humanresources@wts.edu
Richard Diehl
Richard Diehl, who had been a longtime member of Tenth, died this past Saturday after a long bout with muscular-sclerosis. When we receive notice about a funeral or memorial service, we will pass it on.
Spanish Help
Tom Elliott wants to borrow a Rosetta Stone program for Spanish Latin America for 3 or 4 months. If you can help out, send him an email.
Changing Hearts, Changing Lives
If anyone is interested in taking the "Changing Hearts, Changing Lives" course at the Philadelphia Access Center, beginning on Saturday, September 12, please give Joe Welch a call at 215 389-1985 ext. 25, or email Joe.
Update from Michael Oh
Here's a brief snippet from Michael Oh's recent update, along with a great family picture.
"We return home to Japan well rested, so encouraged after wonderful times of fellowship and worship and sharing. The memories made with family were priceless. Just the chance for the grandparents to get to know and love MJ was worth the summer. My travel schedule was reasonable as I didn't want to wear myself out with travel. Last weekend Pearl and MJ and I enjoyed a wonderful time in Minnesota. We had such an encouraging time with John and Noel Piper. It's been great to have lots of time to think, pray, listen, and learn this summer."
The girls begin school 12 hours after they arrive in Japan--pray for an easy transition back into their home and routine. Pray for Michael as he faces the heavy challenges of leading the growing seminary and of support-building.