The United Methodist Church
Our mission is: to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world.
Our vision for how we live into our mission is: to form disciples of Jesus Christ who, empowered by the Holy Spirit, love boldly, serve joyfully, and lead courageously in local communities and worldwide connections.
Appointments
Bishop Jung Appoints the Rev. Dr. Bill Liming Central Valley District Superintendent
Bishop Hee-Soo Jung is grateful to announce the appointment of the Rev. Dr. Bill Liming to the East Ohio Conference Cabinet. He will serve as superintendent of the Central Valley District effective July 1.
“I have felt the steadiness of the Holy Spirit from the time I was a child in both seasons of joy and seasons of great difficulty,” said Liming, who felt the call to ministry at the age of 14. “I can’t imagine where I would be today without the loving presence of Christ. It is our Savior Jesus Christ who strengthens us daily and opens doors of life we could have never imagined. I am excited about this new season serving in a new way. May our lives bear witness to what only God can do in our faithful churches of East Ohio!”
Bishop Jung said, “Bill brings a deep calling to ministry, a pastor’s heart shaped by faithful service in local churches, and trusted wisdom through his leadership across our Conference. He leads with spiritual depth and grace, building empathetic and authentic relationships with clergy and lay leaders alike. I am confident his leadership will help strengthen the body of Christ for the mission before us.”
Read the release in its entirety.
2025-2026 Appointments & Changes of Status
Bishop Hee-Soo Jung announces the following clergy appointments and/or changes of status which, unless otherwise noted, are effective July 1, 2026.
| 2025-2026 Appointments | |||
| Pastor | Appointment | District | Effective |
| Karson Collins | Associate Pastor: Lakewood & Elyria First UMCs | Northern Waters | 02/15/2026 |
| Kenn Curren | Doylestown UMC | Central Valley | |
| Bill Liming | Extension Ministry: District Superintendent | Central Valley | |
| J. Harlen Rife | Chagrin Falls UMC | Northern Waters | |
View the complete list of 2025-2026 Appointments and Changes of Status, including retirements.
#BeUMC
Storyboard: Faith Witness Transformation
Episode 75 Black History Beyond February
Storyboard: Faith Witness Transformation is a podcast highlighting ministries across the East Ohio Conference of The United Methodist Church that are transforming lives locally, nationally, and globally. Produced twice-a-month by EOC Communications, each podcast episode focuses on one of the core values of the #BeUMC campaign: Disciple Making; Belonging & Inclusion; Influence, Connection & Impact; and Experience of God through The United Methodist Church.
Episode 75 “Belonging & Inclusion: Embodying Black History Beyond February” is a conversation with Rev. Leo Cunningham of Toledo St. Paul’s UMC, Pastor Tennille Power of North Olmsted and Rockport UMCs, and Multicultural Ministries Director Will Fenton-Jones.
“This year I was thinking how do we slow down and ask, ‘How does Black History Month become more than just remembering the past but something that shapes who we are right now?’” Fenton-Jones shared.
“You start by acknowledging it (Black history) and bringing it to the forefront, by becoming a fabric of worship and liturgy for the year. That’s where it begins,” Power offered.
Cunningham said, “For me the Black Church has always been that we see the world for what it is, but we also see the world for what it could be, and we have hope that because of God, it’s going to get better.”
Listen to previous Storyboard podcast episodes.
View clergy and laity sharing their #BeUMC stories.
For questions about Communications ministries such as the #BeUMC campaign, live-streaming, licensing, social media and more, please e-mail Rick Wolcott, executive director of Communications, or visit the Communications pages of the Conference website.
Annual Conference
Clergy Executive Session – May 7
This year, East and West Ohio Boards of Ministry will hold a coordinated clergy executive session from 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, May 7 at Lakeside Chautauqua. The clergy from both conferences will be together for worship and training and will meet separately by Conference for business sessions. Additional information about the session, the working agenda, and a link to register for the session will be included in the letter clergy will receive from Bishop Hee-Soo Jung.
Annual Conference 2026 – June 11-13
East Ohio Annual Conference will begin on the morning of Thursday, June 11 and will conclude the afternoon of Saturday, June 13. We will again meet on The College of Wooster campus. The Annual Conference theme is “Abundant Grace” and the words of Matthew 14:13-21 (NRSVA) will ground the services, sessions, and celebrations of our time together. Registration for AC 2026 will open on Wednesday, April 1.
Bishop’s Office
Bishop Hee-Soo Jung Offers His Reflection on Black History Month
Black History Month invites the Church not only to remember, but to repent, to listen, and to see again. At the center of Scripture stands a God who does not look away.
“I have observed the misery of my people … I have heard their cry … I know their suffering, and I have come down to deliver them.” – Exodus 3:7
This is not a distant God. This is a God who enters pain, who stands with the wounded, who interrupts history with compassion.
Black spirituality was born from this holy interruption. From chains and cotton fields, from segregated streets and broken schools, a faith emerged that refused to surrender dignity. Songs became sermons. Tears became theology. The body became a testimony that said, “we are still here.” The Civil Rights Movement was not first a political uprising; it was a spiritual awakening. The march was prayer in practice. The pulpit was for breath. The cruciform love was carried again in American history.
Leaders like the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Rosa Parks, and John Lewis did not ask merely for inclusion. They proclaimed a Gospel that refused to separate salvation from justice, or faith from flesh.
To honor Black History Month faithfully is to inherit its holy restlessness, to become a Church that refuses to cross rivers alone, that carries the wounded with us, that remembers the past not to glorify it, but to keep it from repeating.
The Spirit is still calling. And the future of the Gospel depends on whether we are willing, once again, to step into the water.
Read this Soul Food article in its entirety.
Days in the Districts
Bishop Hee-Soo Jung Invites All to Days in the Districts
The bishop asks laity and clergy across the Ohio Episcopal Area to make plans to attend one of the five days in the districts in February and March. Participants at each gathering will connect with one another around the Ohio Episcopal Area 2026 Missional Direction & Five Strategic Pillars.
Western Lakes & Maumee River Districts
Saturday, February 21 @ Lima Shawnee UMC
South Forest & Hocking River Districts
Thursday, February 26 @ Zanesville Grace UMC
West Plains & Olentangy River Districts
Wednesday, March 4 @ Lexington Church of the Cross
Scioto River & Great Miami River Districts
Saturday, March 7 @ Resurrection Mason UMC
Northern Waters & Central Valley Districts
Saturday, March 14 @ North Canton Faith UMC
For each of the days, clergy will gather at 9:30 a.m. for 10:00 a.m. worship followed by a Bible study led by Bishop Jung. Laity should arrive at 11:00 a.m. for a training session on laity leadership skills led by Julie Carter, director of Faith Formation & Lay Ministries. Laity who will travel with their pastor are invited to the 10:00 a.m. worship service.
Clergy and laity will eat lunch together at noon followed at 1:00 p.m. by a discussion with Bishop Jung and Conference leadership around the Ohio Episcopal Area 2026 Missional Direction & Five Strategic Pillars.
Learn about Bishop Jung’s Days in the Districts.
Register for each of the Days in the Districts.
Council of Bishops
2026 Leadership Gathering
The Council of Bishops of The United Methodist Church has released the list of participants for the 2026 Leadership Gathering – a diverse group of emerging and established leaders from across the United Methodist connection.
Under the theme “Emboldened by the Spirit: Imagining a Church Yet to Be,” the gathering will take place October 20-24 at Knox United Church in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, bringing together nearly 300 participants, including bishops, clergy, lay, young adults, and worldwide leaders.
A key feature of the gathering is the intentional inclusion of at least one young adult under the age of 35 from every episcopal area, ensuring that the imagination and insight of the next generation are woven directly into the church’s ongoing discernment.
Read the press release in its entirety to view the list of participants.
Financial & Administrative Services
Compass Webinar for Clergy – February 12
Wespath will host a live webinar about the new Compass clergy retirement plan from 2:00-3:00 p.m. Eastern on Thursday, February 12. The focus of the webinar will be how Compass works, common questions about Compass, and the partnership between local churches, annual conferences, and Wespath in supporting retirement benefits.
Register to participate in the Compass webinar.
Local Churches Receive a Compass Holiday for 2026
A reminder that Conference Council on Finance & Administration approved a Compass holiday for local churches in 2026 – meaning they will not be billed this year for the flat rate, the 3% pensionable pay, and the 4% church match for the new Compass Clergy Retirement plan went into effect on January 1.
In 2027, local churches will be billed for those items beginning on January 1, so they will need to budget for Compass during 2026 charge conferences.
Learn about the Compass Clergy Retirement plan on the EOC website.
For questions about Financial & Administrative Services ministries and opportunities, please e-mail Vera Milanovic, executive director of Financial & Administrative Services, or visit the Financial & Administrative Services pages of the Conference website.
Connectional Ministries
2026 Intergenerational Lenten Journal
Ash Wednesday is February 18 and Easter is Sunday, April 5. The 40 days in between (not counting Sundays) is the season of Lent, a time of repentance, renewal, and self-examination designed to help us remember our humanness and need for Jesus in our lives.
The Connectional Ministries office has created an intergenerational Lenten journal appropriate for all ages to be used by individuals, families or groups. The Lenten journal contains eight weeks of meditative prayer activities, scripture lessons that follow the lectionary, and a Spotify Lenten playlist of songs. The journal can be accessed and downloaded from the Resources tab of the EOC website. If you have questions about the Lenten journal, please e-mail Rev. Ann Marie Carley, Engagement with Children, Youth, and Young Adults director.
Download the 2026 Intergenerational Lenten Journal.
Stephen Ministries Celebrates 50 Years with Learning Events
In celebration of 50 years of ministry, Stephen Ministries invites clergy and lay church leaders to participate in one-day Christian learning events focused on grief, congregational care, the mental health crisis, and what Jesus teaches us about empathy. Presenters include Stephen Ministries founder Dr. Kenneth C. Haugk and members of the organization’s national teaching faculty.
Several learning events are scheduled across the United States in the coming months. The two that are geographically the closest to the East Ohio Conference are in Cincinnati on Saturday, March 7 and Indianapolis on Saturday, April 11.
Learn more and register to attend any of the learning events.
Disaster Response
UMVIM Team Leader Training – April 18
The Ohio Episcopal Area is offering United Methodist Volunteers in Mission (UMVIM) team leader training for those considering leading a disaster response or mission journey in the coming year. An experienced team leader will be the instructor for the training, scheduled for 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, April 18 at Ashland First UMC.
Training participants will learn how to plan and lead a team anywhere in the world and will be provided with checklists, timelines, team forms, and practical resources for nurturing the spiritual life of a team. The $15 cost for the training includes lunch and materials. If you have any questions about the training, please e-mail Mariellyn Grace, Connectional Ministries office Mission Engagement director.
Register on the Events Registration page of the EOC website by April 15.
Disaster Response Committee Chair Offers Insight on ERT Training
“Nine individuals learned skills to be a caring presence to survivors of disasters by completing an 8-hour Emergency Response Team (ERT) Basic course this January at LaPorte UMC. The nine will receive certification and Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)-recognized United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) badges that allows them to follow First Responders after disaster strikes,” said Tom King in a written report to the East Ohio Conference.
“The skills learned are to stabilize homes from further damage from weather and the elements, such as mucking out deposited mud and silt from floods, removing carpeting and drywall subject to mold, and tarping over holes in roofs. But most importantly, they learned to offer help to survivors who need to work through trauma and grief stages to reinvest in their new circumstances. As a Christian presence, ERT-trained people are there to listen, to help with decisions on what to keep, what to discard, and to lend hope for reclaiming their home and new life,” King, the EOC Disaster Response Committee chairperson, added.
If you have questions about disaster response and/or ERT training, please e-mail Tom King. He reminds us that ERT teams responding with relief skills are often followed by UMVIM Long-Term Recovery teams – and that each member of a team carries home their “Christ moments” that feed their spiritual growth and continued service.
Learn more about EOC and UMC disaster response.
For questions about Disaster Response ministries and opportunities, please e-mail Rev. Ed Fashbaugh, executive director of Connectional Ministries, or visit the Disaster Response pages of the Conference website.
Mission Engagement
Green Church Training – February 22
If your church is looking for ways to better care for God’s Creation, consider attending the next Green Church training. We will gather online from 4:00 – 7:00 p.m. on Sunday, February 22 to dream and plan how your church can take the next faithful steps to be good stewards of the environment. Our time together will highlight scripture passages and United Methodist tradition that support caring for God’s creation, as well as ideas for how you church can form a Green Team. The cost to participate in the training is $40 per church team (there is no limit as to how many can attend). Scholarships are available.
Register on the Events Registration page of the EOC website by February 20.
March 1 Deadline to Apply for Missions Microgrants
The Board of Missions will award grants of up to $2,000 for mission projects related to East Ohio churches and Advances. Details of the grant are included on the application form. If you have questions about the grants, please e-mail Mariellyn Grace, Connectional Ministries office Mission Engagement director.
Apply for a 2026 Missions microgrant by March 1.
Climate Justice Journey to Wisconsin – July 13-18
This year’s Ohio Episcopal Area Climate Justice Mission Journey will travel to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to assist in clean-up and rebuilding of homes that were flooded last summer. Estimated cost for the July 13-18 trip is $200/person, and a limited number of UMVIM scholarships are available for EOC participants. If you are interested in being part of this climate justice journey, please fill out the interest form. If you have questions about the trip, please e-mail Mariellyn Grace, Connectional Ministries office Mission Engagement director.
Complete the Climate Justice Mission Journey interest form.
Apply for an UMVIM scholarship for the journey.
View the 2025 Climate Justice Mission Journey recap video.
Royal Family KIDS Camp – EOC Advanced Special #9965
“Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world.” – James 1:27
The East Ohio Conference Royal Family KIDS Camp (RFKC) provides 200 children (of the 20,000 in the Ohio foster care system) five days of residential camp experience. We don’t think we can “fix” anyone’s pain in less than a week, much less in a lifetime, but we seek moments that matter – moments of hope, joy, and love with 100 adults at each camp that can bring deep and lasting healing.
Our goal now is to strengthen the volunteer base of our existing camps sponsored by Willoughby UMC, Strongsville UMC, Northampton UMC, and the St. Clairsville Ohio Valley area. If two people from your church commit to attending training and camp, we could bring one more child to camp.
Learn how to get involved with and support Royal Family KIDS Camp.
For questions about Mission Engagement ministries and opportunities, please e-mail Mariellyn Grace, Connectional Ministries office Mission Engagement director, or visit the Mission Engagement pages of the Conference website.
Multicultural Ministries
Afro-Wesley: Our Future Is Now – February 11-13
Today – February 9 – is the last day to register for “Afro-Wesley: Our Future Is Now”, a three-day sacred retreat for Black clergy and lay leaders across Ohio who are discerning what faithfulness looks like in this moment. This gathering creates space for rest, strategy, and renewal – honoring the legacy of Black Methodist leadership while equipping leaders for the future of the Church and our communities. Rooted in scripture, African-centered spiritual practices, and Wesleyan theology, Afro-Wesley centers the lived experiences of Black leaders navigating ministry in a time of cultural upheaval, institutional change, and prophetic possibility. The cost for the retreat hosted at the West Ohio Conference office is $50/person.
Learn more and register on the Events Registration page of the EOC website.
Faithful Resistance: A Public Witness for Immigrant Justice – February 25
Clergy and laity from across the Ohio Episcopal Area are invited to travel to Washington, D.C. on February 25 to participate in “Faithful Resistance: A Public Witness for Immigrant Justice”. Our Ohio United Methodists will join ecumenical and interfaith communities for worship, a march to the U.S. Capitol, and visits to Congressional offices. A bus carrying up to 44 UMC participants from Ohio will depart from 32 Wesley Boulevard in Worthington at 12:05 a.m. on Wednesday, February 25 and arrive back at 12:05 a.m. on February 26. The cost to ride the bus is $20/person and the last day to register for the bus is February 23.
Learn more and register on the Events Registration page of the EOC website.
For questions about Multicultural Ministries opportunities, please e-mail Will Fenton-Jones, Connectional Ministries office Multicultural Ministries director, or visit the Multicultural Ministries pages of the Conference website.
Engagement with Children, Youth & Young Adults
The State of Ministry with Children, Youth, and Young Adults
For a variety of reasons, reported average worship attendance in the Ohio Episcopal Area fell from 160,987 in 2014 to 99,584 in 2024. In 2024, 75% of churches reported no young adults in faith formation, 54% reported having no youth, and 45% reported no children in attendance. Sunday School participation dropped from 28% of worshipers to 11% during that 10-year period. Despite these statistics, we believe faith formation remains essential across generations, and traditional Sunday School shouldn’t be the sole model for teaching the Word of God to grow disciples.
This moment is an invitation for leaders in local churches to reimagine how we nurture members, welcome new generations, and build communities of faith that reflect the hope of the Gospel. The Connectional Ministries Office Engagement with Children, Youth, and Young Adults team is your partner in this effort. In the months ahead, we will explore a variety of approaches to faith formation and worship that foster authentic relationships, engage youth and young adults, and support families in meaningful ways.
We ask every local church congregation to join us in prayer, reflection, and active experimentation. Listen to your neighbors. Pay attention to the voices of children, youth, and young adults within and beyond your walls. Together, we can cultivate faith formation that brings vitality to our congregations and renewed hope to our communities. The future of our shared ministry depends on our willingness to act now – faithfully, humbly, and together.
If you would like to set up a coaching call to explore how to begin this work, please e-mail Rev. Ann Marie Carley, director of Engagement with Children, Youth, and Young Adults, or call her at (380) 223-9369. You may also e-mail Tim Beck, associate director of Engagement with Youth, or call him at (330) 499-3972 ext. 103.
For questions about Young People’s Ministries opportunities, please e-mail Ann Marie Carley, director of Engagement with Children, Youth, and Young Adults in the Connectional Ministries office. You may also e-mail Tim Beck, associate director of Engagement with Youth, or visit the Engagement with Children, Youth, and Young Adults pages of the Conference website.
Higher Education
2027 Campus Ministry Grant Applications Due February 28
Each year, the East Ohio Conference supports and awards grants to undergraduate campus ministries with UMC connections to empower them to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world. The deadline to apply for a 2027 grant is Saturday, February 28.
If you have questions about the campus ministry grant, please e-mail Rev. Dr. Tim Morrison, EOC Board of Higher Education & Christian Campus Ministry chairperson.
Apply for an Undergraduate Collegiate Ministry Grant by February 28.
Learn about other scholarships, grants, and financial aid on the EOC website.
EOC UMC College Student Scholarship Applications Due March 6
The Conference Board of Higher Education and Collegiate Campus Ministries offers scholarships for United Methodist undergraduate students ranging from $500-$5,000. The application deadline for these scholarships is Friday, March 6.
Learn about these scholarships, grants, and financial aid on the EOC website.
For questions about Higher Education ministry opportunities, please e-mail Rev. Ann Marie Carley, Connectional Ministries Office Engagement with Children, Youth and Young Adults director, or visit the Higher Education pages of the Conference website.
Camps & Retreat Ministries
East Ohio Conference Camps are Hiring Summer Staff
Aldersgate, Asbury and Wanake are seeking people 18 years old through retirement who love God, people, and the outdoors to serve in mission this summer with the camp program. Residential and commuter positions are available, including camp counselor, lifeguard, program staff, food service, maintenance, and healthcare.
Learn more and apply to be Summer Camp 2026 staff.
Save $50 – Register for Summer Camp by March 15
The theme for Summer Camp 2026 at all three camp sites is “Exploring God’s Nature”. Camp provides youth in grades 1-12 an opportunity to enjoy the outdoors, learn new skills, have exciting experiences, and make lasting friendships – all while being guided by skilled, creative and compassionate staff.
Campers look forward to returning every summer to Camp Aldersgate, Camp Asbury, and Camp Wanake because they report feeling connected to God and to their faith at these ministry sites of the East Ohio Conference of The United Methodist Church. If you have questions about Summer Camp, please e-mail the Camps & Retreat Ministries office.
Learn more and register for Summer Camp 2026.
Download the color Summer Camp bulletin insert.
Download the black & white Summer Camp 2026 bulletin insert.
EOC Camps Are Excellent Sites for Retreats
At our East Ohio retreat facilities – Aldersgate, Asbury, and Wanake – our goal is to provide comfortable settings and quality programs through which people can experience Christ’s love in God’s Creation and share that love with others. The sites provide year-round accommodation for both small intimate and large group gatherings.
Learn about Camp Aldersgate retreat facilities in Carrollton.
Learn about Camp Asbury retreat facilities in Hiram.
Learn about Camp Wanake retreat facilities in Beach City.
For questions about Camps & Retreat Ministries opportunities, please e-mail Rev. Ed Fashbaugh, Connectional Ministries executive director, or visit the Camps & Retreat Ministries pages of the Conference website.
Faith Formation
2026 Laity Leadership Convocation – March 20-21
You are invited to gather with Bishop Hee-Soo Jung and laity from across the Ohio Episcopal Area for the 2026 Laity Leadership Convocation March 20-21. Our time together in Delaware at Asbury UMC and William Street UMC is designed to inspire, equip, and strengthen lay people for ministry in a changing world. During the two‑day event Bishop Jung will guide participants in exploring what it means to lead from a posture of abundant grace.
Dr. Ashley Boggan, general secretary of the General Commission on Archives and History, will be the plenary speaker. Her presentation will offer a historical lens for lay leadership, inviting participants to learn from our roots, examine patterns that have shaped the Church, and discern how history can guide us toward a more equitable and vibrant future for all Methodists.
Woven throughout the event will be meaningful opportunities for laity to connect with one another across roles, affinity groups, regions, and experiences. Participants will have time to share stories, support one another, and learn and dream together in structured and informal conversation.
Learn more about the 2026 Laity Leadership Convocation.
Register by March 6 on the Events Registration page of the EOC website.
The 25:35 Crew Meeting Dates Set for February
Named for Matthew 25:35, “I was hungry and you gave me something to eat … I was a stranger and you welcomed me,” The 25:35 Crew exists to live out Christ’s compassion in real and practical ways. We gather to encourage, learn, and support. Each time we gather, we strengthen one another so we can better serve our community with love, dignity, and purpose.
The 25:35 Crew is guided by the core principles of: dignity first; consistency matters; small acts make big impacts; and sharing what works. Everyone is welcome to join the conversation. Our February gatherings begin at 7:00 p.m. and you are encouraged to register for the one that works best for you, even if it is not the one scheduled for your district:
- February 9 – Hocking River & South Forest Districts
- February 12 – Maumee River & Western Lakes Districts
- February 19 – Olentangy River & West Plains Districts
- February 24 – Scioto River & Great Miami River Districts
- February 25 – Central Valley & Northern Waters Districts
For questions about Faith Formation and Lay Ministries opportunities, please e-mail Julie Carter, Connectional Ministries office Faith Formation & Lay Ministries director, or visit the Faith Formation pages of the Conference website.
Clergy
Last Chance to Register for Clergy Spouse Retreat
February 15 is the deadline to register for the Retreat for Clergy Spouses, which will be hosted at Wanake Camp and Retreat Center.
Clergy spouses from all denominations are invited to the retreat, which begins at 5:00 p.m. on Friday, March 6 and ends at noon on Sunday, March 8. Meals and lodging are included in the cost of the retreat: $100/person for spouses of UMC clergy thanks to generous donations from the East and West Ohio Co; $135/person for spouses of non-UMC clergy. First-time attendees can also receive a $50 discount. If you have questions about the retreat, please e-mail Jeanette Burkhardt.
Learn more and register on the Events Registration page of the EOC website.
Events: February 9 – February 22
Click to view East Ohio Conference Calendar.
- Tuesday, February 17
Expanding Connection Book Club - Saturday, February 21
The Spoken Word Workshops
To submit your event to the East Ohio calendar use this form. (The East Ohio Conference only accepts East Ohio United Methodist local churc
Celebrations of Life
Please pray for the families of:
- Neal McBride Kelly, retired Elder, died January 31.
View obituaries.
To submit the obituary of an EOC clergy, a clergy spouse, a child of a clergy person, or a surviving spouse, family should contact Melissa McGee, executive secretary to the Bishop by phone at (330) 499-3972 ext. 112 or via e-mail.
Classifieds
Details of listings may be found here.
Positions Available
- Director of Student Ministries – Wadsworth UMC
- Administrative Secretary – Rocky River UMC
Items Available/Wanted
- 2012 Ford E350 Super Duty Passenger XLT Van – Jefferson UMC
To submit a classified ad please e-mail swilliams@eocumc.com.
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