Community Classifieds
University Lutheran Chapel Ann Arbor community classifieds is a space for outsides organizations to promote their events, job openings, volunteer opportunities, announcements, or otherwise to the ULC community. The listings will be promoted each Wednesday morning in the ULC News, a weekly email newsletter sharing updates, event information, worship information, and more for members of the ULC family.
ULC classifieds are listed in the chronological order in which they were submitted. The listings are not maintained in real-time and will not be removed or updated unless specifically requested. Use included links and contact information for the most up-to-date information.
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January 2025 Submissions
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Love Baskets for Concordia Students (Feb. 11)
Ann Arbor community cookbook for sustainable eating (Submissions due Feb. 1)
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Submit a recipe or tip: Share your favorite family recipes, healthy dishes, or budget-friendly meals! Recipes should be delicious, affordable, and accessible to beginner cooks. They especially encourage recipes that (a) are plant-rich, (b) center local, seasonal ingredients, or (c) share tips for reducing food waste.
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Nominate a community food leader: Do you know of anorganization or individual who demonstrates leadership in building a more sustainable and equitable food system- such as an avid gardener, a local farmer, or a dedicated chef? Nominate them to have their stories featured in the cookbook!
Nancy Wintermeyer Funeral Announcement (Jan. 20)
Nancy Wintermeyer was called to heaven on Thursday, January 16th, 2025, and is now awaiting the resurrection with Jesus. Our St. Luke church family and friends are invited to attend the viewing and service for Nancy this Monday (details below), as well as to remember the Wintermeyer, Pingel, and Sorgatz families in your prayers.
Visitation:
Monday, January 20th, 2025
From 10:00-11:00 am
St. Luke Lutheran Church
4205 Washtenaw Ave.
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
Funeral:
Monday, January 20th, 2025
11:00 a.m.
St. Luke Lutheran Church
4205 Washtenaw Ave.
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
Walk in the footsteps of Paul (Oct. 4-14 2025)
December 2024 Submissions
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An Evening for Life - Featuring Seth Gruber (Jan. 30, 2025)
AN EVENING FOR LIFE
JANUARY 30, 2025 // 6-8P // OUR SAVIOR, HARTLAND, MI // REGISTER HEREThe son of a pregnancy resource center director, Seth Gruber, was helping save unborn children from abortion while still in his mother’s womb. He has been a voice and defender for preborn babies ever since. He is the host of The Seth Gruber Show (formerly known as, UnAborted with Seth Gruber). Seth founded The White Rose Resistance in 2022, which has quickly become the fastest-growing pro-life ministry in America. Seth also launched a new book and a vital documentary, “The 1916 Project,” to further awaken The American Church to her pivotal role in today’s culture war.
General Admission: $30
Clergy, Teacher, Student: $25
VIP Admission: $65
"Refresh" Women's Retreat (Jan. 25, 2025)
Shepherd of the Lakes, Brighton is hosting a Women’s Retreat on Saturday, January 25, 2025 and we’d like to invite the women of your congregation to join us!
This one day retreat features:
- Keynote Speaker Heidi Goehmann
- Breakout sessions
- Grab and go breakfast & lunch
- Worship & Fellowship
Tickets are just $30 until January 5, they will then increase to $35. Space is limited so we encourage early registration. We are excited to host this experience! If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us. Registration information can be found at www.sotlchurch.com/refresh.
Lori Gaines
Connections Director
Shepherd of the Lakes Church & School
Student in new housing situation is in need of furniture (bookshelves, desk, couch)
I have a former student who just moved into a new place (to get out of an abusive relationship). She is looking for bookshelves, a desk, and a couch.If you have anything you can give please contact Pastor Gabe at gabe@ulcannarbor.org
Lopez family in need of full size bed
Concordia Irvine seeking candidates for multiple professor positions
"Kindergarten & Beyond" St. Paul Ann Arbor School Open House (Jan. 15, 2025)
JANUARY 15, 2025 // 6:30-8P // 495 EARHART RD. // RSVP HERE
ULC families support St. Paul Ann Arbor Lutheran School! SPAA invites you to an informative evening to learn more about SPAA’s kindergarten through 8th grade. This open house will include the opportunity to meet SPAA’s dedicated kindergarten teachers, a K-8th grade parent panel, and details on how SPAA supports your child’s academic, spiritual, and character development. Save the date! Click here for more info and to RSVP.
LWML Epiphany Brunch (Jan 11, 2025)
mission visit flscenter.com
840 Maus Ave, Ypsilanti, MI
Email: admin@flscenter.com
Phone: 734.434.3088
November 2024 Submissions
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Jubilate Kids' Choir Opportunity (Dec. 7)
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7 // DETROIT, MI
Calling all aspiring young singers! Would your child be interested in joining a multi-church performance this Christmas season? We’re looking for participants to join in a kids choir for the singing of Silent Night on Saturday, December 7 at Abundant Life Church in Detroit. There will be one additional rehearsal on Thursday, December 5. Email ULC’s Artist-in-Residence Nate Zuellig at nate@ulcannarbor.org if you are interested or have any questions!
"Kindergarten & Beyond" St. Paul Ann Arbor School Open House (Jan. 15, 2025)
JANUARY 15, 2025 // 6:30-8P // 495 EARHART RD. // RSVP HERE
ULC families support St. Paul Ann Arbor Lutheran School! SPAA invites you to an informative evening to learn more about SPAA’s kindergarten through 8th grade. This open house will include the opportunity to meet SPAA’s dedicated kindergarten teachers, a K-8th grade parent panel, and details on how SPAA supports your child’s academic, spiritual, and character development. Save the date! Click here for more info and to RSVP.
Family Life Services seeking full-time receptionist
receptionist to join our lite-
affirming ministry
mission visit flscenter.com
840 Maus Ave, Ypsilanti, MI
Email: admin@flscenter.com
Phone: 734.434.3088
LWML Epiphany Brunch (Jan 11, 2025)
mission visit flscenter.com
840 Maus Ave, Ypsilanti, MI
Email: admin@flscenter.com
Phone: 734.434.3088
Lutheran Choralaires 78th Annual Christmas Concert (Dec. 7 & 14)
Glory Hallelu! The Lutheran Choralaires 78th Season
Lutheran Choralaires Annual Christmas Concert
Director Terry Herald
Saturday, December 7, 2024
4:00 p.m.
St. John Lutheran Church
1011 University Drive.
Rochester, MI
Saturday, December 14, 2024
4:00 p.m.
Historic Trinity Lutheran Church
1345 Gratiot Ave
Detroit, MI
Suggested donation: $10/Adult, $5 Children
Further information:
Facebook- Lutheran Choralaires
October 2024 Submissions
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Parenting in a Digital Age - Julie Lowe Mini-Conference (Oct. 26)
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Join us on October 26 where speaker, author, and counselor Julie Lowe (hyperlink: https://julielowe.org/about) will be giving a talk at Knox Presbyterian Church on Parenting in a Digital Age. There will be two sessions followed by a Q&A with Julie and her husband Greg Lowe.
This mini-conference will run from 9am until 12:30pm on Oct. 26. Registration is $15 per family which includes full access to the event: childcare, refreshments, Julie Lowe’s book Safeguards: Shielding Our Homes and Equipping Our Kids, and a book signing.
Come engage in conversation and gain insight into parenting and/or discipling a generation during an unprecedented digital age. Learn more and register here! (hyperlink: https://knoxannarbor.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/2479331)
Family Life Services seeking full-time receptionist
receptionist to join our lite-
affirming ministry
mission visit flscenter.com
840 Maus Ave, Ypsilanti, MI
Email: admin@flscenter.com
Phone: 734.434.3088
Married People Date Night Kits from St. Luke
Married People Ministry at St. Luke Lutheran Church is off and running with the theme Believe In Your US for the 2024-2025 year! Just as a sports team has to believe that their teammates are going to be there for them during a game, a married couple needs to believe they’re playing on the same team with their spouse, and they’re in this together.
We’ll be kicking off the season with a Married People Date Night Kit that offers a slight variation from past Date Night Kits. You can choose “The Cozy Couple” evening out with just you and your spouse, or you can arrange a “Couples Night Out” evening with another married couple. (The Date Night Kit will include directives for whichever option you choose.)
Don’t forget, St. Luke is happy to help with babysitting reimbursement!
Here are the dates for you to pick up your Date Night Kit:
St. Luke Lutheran Church
4205 Washtenaw Ave, Ann Arbor
Sunday, Oct. 27th, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm
Saturday, Nov. 2nd, 9:30 am – 11:30 am
Sunday, Nov. 3rd, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm
Looking forward to seeing you when you pick up your kit! If you have any questions, please contact Debbie- darragh.debbie@gmail.com or Rick- rdarragh59@gmail.com .
September 2024 Submissions
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Sloan family seeking nanny for 1 year old
Eli (17 months) is a smart and joyful toddler who loves sand boxes, trucks, and reading books together. We would love to find a Christian nanny who can share the love of Jesus with him.
Responsibilities: Taking care of Eli—playing, reading, meal prep, feeding, talking, walking, visiting parks, diaper maintenance, changing, nap time, bath time, and putting the toys back by the end of the day.
Hours: 9-5 if you’re looking for full time, or 10-5 if you prefer! $22.50/hour
Perks:
2 weeks vacation + 2 weeks sick leave
Guaranteed hours
Espresso machine, coffee machine
Crafts, books, and Wi-Fi for nap times
Parks and playgrounds just 1-2 blocks away
More details here: https://www.nannylane.com/family-listing/the-sloan-family-9e7ac716
You can reach Clara at 734.223.3221 or claraccn@gmail.com.
Life Chain on October 6
On Sunday, October 6th, from 2:00 – 3:30 PM, please consider joining members of St. Luke Lutheran and other area churches for the Life Chain at the intersection of Washtenaw and Huron Parkway, where we will peacefully give witness to God’s gift of life and raise awareness of the many local resources available to women in crisis pregnancies. Life Chain is a positive, public pro-life demonstration promotion the value of all human life. People will line the intersection, holding non-graphic, positive pro-life signs.
Please do not park in the lots of any open businesses.
Thanks for considering supporting this pro-life witness in our community.
"In God's Image: A Christian View of Humanity and Why It Matters " with Michigan Christian Study Center (Oct. 8)
Title: In God’s Image: A Christian View of Humanity and Why It Matters
Speaker: Rev. Chris Brooks, Senior Pastor, Woodside Bible Church
Where: Michigan Christian Study Center, 611 E. William, Ann Arbor, MI
When: Tuesday, October 8, 6:00 pm (welcome reception begins at 5:30 pm)
RSVP: RSVP
Overview:
One of the most important and contested questions in America today isn’t “Does God exist?” but rather “What does it mean to be human?” The Michigan Christian Study Center, therefore, is hosting a 2024-2025 lecture series entitled “Human Value, Human Limits: A Christian Anthropology in Modern Society.” The series begins by laying out a Christian understanding of human nature, then explores the implications of that understanding for business, medicine, education, the arts, and other important sectors of society.
Our series opens on October 8 with Rev. Chris Brooks, Senior Pastor at Woodside Bible Church, speaking on “In God’s Image: A Christian View of Humanity and Why it Matters.” Rev. Brooks will explain how a biblical understanding of humans as made in God’s image deepens and corrects some modern notions of humanity. In particular, he will discuss how the Christian belief in human limitations actually provides a basis for human flourishing, both individually and socially.
We hope you will join us, and if you plan to attend, please RSVP here so that we can plan accordingly.
Thanks,
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Dr. Rick Ostrander
Executive Director, Michigan Christian Study Center
611 E. William St
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
616.617.9800
LWML Ann Arbor Area Zone Fall Rally (Oct. 12)
LOCATION: TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
5758 W. M36, PINCKNEY, MI 48169
$5 registration fee
please consider monetary gift to
support CCF Scholarships. Cash or
checks payable to CCF.
Development Director
Barb Yek at 734-395-3455
Parenting in a Digital Age - Julie Lowe Mini-Conference (Oct. 26)
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Join us on October 26 where speaker, author, and counselor Julie Lowe (hyperlink: https://julielowe.org/about) will be giving a talk at Knox Presbyterian Church on Parenting in a Digital Age. There will be two sessions followed by a Q&A with Julie and her husband Greg Lowe.
This mini-conference will run from 9am until 12:30pm on Oct. 26. Registration is $15 per family which includes full access to the event: childcare, refreshments, Julie Lowe’s book Safeguards: Shielding Our Homes and Equipping Our Kids, and a book signing.
Come engage in conversation and gain insight into parenting and/or discipling a generation during an unprecedented digital age. Learn more and register here! (hyperlink: https://knoxannarbor.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/2479331)
Part-time resource room position St. Paul (Northville) seeking applicants
Rebecca Lichtenberg
Programs & Services Assistant
3773 Geddes Road
Ann Arbor, MI 48105
Phone: (248) 419-3390 Ext. 105
Act Justly, Love Mercy, Walk Humbly
Micah 6:8
Lutherans for Life Regional Conference
You are cordially invited to join us for a Lutherans For Life Regional Conference this fall. We are thrilled to join our fellow Lutherans at one of these one-day events to be encouraged and equipped to respond to life issues in a Christ-centered way. If you would kindly share this information with your congregation via church and email announcements, as well as in the bulletin, that would be much appreciated. Attached is the QR code linking to the conferences’ webpage as well as a printable postcard, a selection of potential bulletin announcements, and a brief article describing the three events. Below, please find useful links for additional conference information. Thank you and God Bless!
General Conference information and registration access – https://lutheransforlife.org/conferences/
Conference QR code – attached and below
August 2024 Submissions
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St. Paul Ann Arbor seeking Business Manager
St. Paul Lutheran Church in Ann Arbor is accepting applications for a business manager. The purpose of this full-time position is to manage the infrastructure necessary to enable the ministry staff to function successfully.
The Business Manager is a member of the church’s executive team, which also includes the Senior Pastor and School Principal.
The Business Manager has three main areas of responsibility: Finances, Facilities and Human Resources.
Education and Requirements:
- Hold an earned Bachelor of Arts/Sciences degree
- Support the mission of St. Paul Lutheran Church, Ann Arbor
- Experience in Human Resource management
- Experience creating and working with financial reports
- Conversant with business computer applications
- Experience managing others
Compensation: $60,000-$68,000 plus benefits
St. Paul Lutheran Church is located at 420 W. Liberty Street, Ann Arbor, MI 48103. St. Paul Lutheran School (K-8th grade) is located at 495 Earhart Rd, Ann Arbor, MI 48105. There is a pre-school at each location. The church was founded in 1906 and the school opened in 1964.
Applications should be sent to: office@stpaulannarbor.org
Red Cross Blood Drive at CUAA on Monday, September 9
The first blood drive will be on Monday, September 9th from 10 am-4 pm in the Black Box. I would personally like to invite you to come donate blood!
I want to reassure you that donating is a need and we as a community can help save lives. Here are some important facts to understand the value of donating:
- Every 2 seconds someone in the U.S. needs blood and or platelets. Yes, every 2 seconds.
- One donation can save up to 3 lives.
- It takes about an hour to give the gift of life. The actual blood donation time is only about 7-10 minutes.
Sign up to donate here: https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=cuaa
Sign up to volunteer here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0A4DACA82EA4F5C52-50384704-redcross
Questions:
Email: alison.doerr@student.cuaa.edu
Phone: 616-443-0119 (text/call)
Meal Trains for Emmaus members: Courtney and Zack Werner and Leah and Tyler Tweedale
Two families from our daughter church Emmaus Lutheran Church recently welcomed newborn boys to their families.
A Meal Train has been coordinated for each family and we would love for ULC members to participate and support the Werner and Tweedale families as they adjust to their new normals!
July 2024 Submissions
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Ann Arbor Christian School - Job Openings for 2024-2025
Ann Arbor Christian School – Job Openings for 2024-2025
Ann Arbor Christian is actively searching for several part-time positions: secondary science (particularly high school chemistry) teacher or teacher assistant, teacher aides, van drivers, and an educational support specialist. To learn more, please visit www.annarborchristian.org for more information.
Ann Arbor Christian High School - Touring and enrolling for Grades 9 and 10
Ann Arbor Christian High School – Touring and enrolling now for Grades 9 and 10Ann Arbor Christian School is actively enrolling for Grades 9 and 10 for our new high school. Please visit www.annarborchristian.org to sign up for a tour. In partnership with Christian families, Ann Arbor Christian School offers Christ-centered, academically excellent education that challenges students to live and act in society as committed followers of Jesus Christ. Tuition assistance is available.
Public registration now open for Ann Arbor MomCo (formerly called MOPS) at ULC! Spots are limited
Ann Arbor MomCo (formerly MOPS) is a community of mamas of young children which meets twice a month on Wednesday mornings for fellowship, coffee, and breakfast. We also provide opportunities for service projects, evening social events, Bible study, and playdates. ULC hosts the Wednesday MOPS meetings, but the group is open to all moms (birth through Kindergarten) regardless of church background.
Registration is open for 2024-2025 school year (spots are limited): Register Here
Questions? Contact annarbormops@gmail.com.
Bakers seeking regular babysitter for 3 month old Ava while working at Family Life Services
From Carley Baker: I currently work as Nurse Manager at Family Life Services. I work Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 10am-5pm. I am looking for a sitter to help watch my now three month old daughter, Ava, in a back room while I work. I will always be available to feed Ava and help if any difficulties arise. I am flexible on the pay rate.
Reach out to Carley using the info below!
mobile: 805-286-1747
Looking for an in depth Bible study this fall? Join Community Bible Study!
Looking for an in-depth Bible Study this fall?
Community Bible Study is an international, interdenominational ministry which has had a class in Ann Arbor since 1985.
The mission of Community Bible Study is to make disciples of the Lord Jesus Christ in our communities through caring, in-depth Bible study, available to all.
Classes: Tuesdays 9:15-11:15 a.m. In person or online option (women’s group)
Location: Knox Presbyterian Church
Class dates: September 10, 2024—May 13, 2025
Studying: Matthew
Children and youth ministry: Preschool-five; grades 1-12 for homeschooled children
For more information and to register: https://annarbor.cbsclass.org/
Also piloting a co-ed evening group: Tuesdays 7:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m. online or in-person depending on interest.
For more information:
Jan McMorris
734-417-4403
Donate to Iowa Congregations Impacted by Flooding
DONATE TO IOWA CONGREGATIONS IMPACTED BY FLOODING
DETAILS BELOW
ULC member Kathleen Dickenson has been in touch with The LCMS Iowa West District Lutheran Emergency Response Team leader who provided the names of congregations hit particularly hard by recent flooding in Iowa. Some communities that have flooded are not on a flood plain and therefore do not have any flood insurance. This is unlike the tornado destruction that Iowa is also recovering from, but for which many have insurance to help. Along with praying for for the people experiencing loss and those who are attempting to serve them in the name of Jesus, please consider making a financial donation. Donations can be made to the Iowa West District to distribute as needed or to the specific congregations listed below. Donations should be noted for flood relief. Thanks for considering, ULC!
Trinity Lutheran Church
1103 Central Avenue, Hawarden, IA 51023
(712) 551-2743
Iowa West District LCMS
409 Kenyon Rd Ste B, Fort Dodge, IA 50501
(515) 576-7666
St. Paul Ann Arbor seeking applications for Business Manager
St. Paul Lutheran Church in Ann Arbor is accepting applications for a business manager. The purpose of this full-time position is to manage the infrastructure necessary to enable the ministry staff to function successfully.
The Business Manager is a member of the church’s executive team, which also includes the Senior Pastor and School Principal.
The Business Manager has three main areas of responsibility: Finances, Facilities and Human Resources.
Education and Requirements:
- Hold an earned Bachelor of Arts/Sciences degree
- Support the mission of St. Paul Lutheran Church, Ann Arbor
- Experience in Human Resource management
- Experience creating and working with financial reports
- Conversant with business computer applications
- Experience managing others
Compensation: $60,000-$68,000 plus benefits
St. Paul Lutheran Church is located at 420 W. Liberty Street, Ann Arbor, MI 48103. St. Paul Lutheran School (K-8th grade) is located at 495 Earhart Rd, Ann Arbor, MI 48105. There is a pre-school at each location. The church was founded in 1906 and the school opened in 1964.
Applications should be sent to: office@stpaulannarbor.org
Family Life Services seeking Operations Director
Full job description
OPERATIONS DIRECTOR
Family Life Services of Washtenaw County is a pro-life, Christian, 501(c)3 non-profit ministry.
Job Title: Operations Director
Reports to: Executive Director
Supervises: Office Administrator and Front Desk Coordinator
Time Requirement: Regular full-time, 35 hours each week Monday through Friday.
Compensation/Benefits: Salaried, paid annual retreat day, paid vacation/sick time, limited paid professional development, medical benefits
The position is a dyad role with the Clinical Director and carries a high level of responsibility for office policy and procedures, compliance and human resources, operational logistics, and marketing and scheduling. The person in this position interacts with all other positions.
Responsibilities include:
- Follow the Mission Statement, Statement of Faith, Handbook, and all of the guiding principles of Family Life Services’ ministry.
- Communicate with staff, volunteers, and donors about life-affirming issues in an informed way
- Cultivate a professional team work ethic. Embody and communicate a patient/client-focused mission in positive, helpful ways.
- Participate in all Family Life Services events
- Participate in board meetings when Executive Director cannot
- Cross training, special projects and other duties as assigned.
Human Resources Support:
- Maintain up to date job descriptions and fully manage the selection/hiring process for new staff members and skilled volunteers.
- Confidentially conduct background checks and credit checks for all staff, finance volunteers or patient volunteers.
- Carefully track staff PTO use/ balances, manage staff benefit programs and process payroll.
- Coordinate new staff on-boarding and training.
- Recommend, initiate and lead work development and external training opportunities (some during staff meetings).
- Lead, plan and ensure that at least 2 volunteer appreciation opportunities occur annually.
- Co-lead volunteer, board and staff in-services, ensuring that each includes: fellowship, training and feedback opportunities 1 to 2 times per year.
- Supervise Office Administrator and Front Desk Coordinator including performance management & annual evaluations
Program Support
- Apply for grants
- Advise Executive Director on expanding or limiting existing programs or hours of operation
- Serve as lead administrator on Lifelead (for patient scheduling), Bonterra/Apricot Social Services (patient records) and GiveButter (donor database)
- Manage patient and donor marketing accounts and decisions
- Serves as project lead for annual fundraising events: a dinner & a walk
- Oversees patient scheduling, and reputation including exit surveys and online reviews
Quality Control:
- Track all metrics and run reports for finances, donors, and patients as requested by Executive Director
- Ensures data quality for reported metrics
- Run internal reports and impact metrics to identify areas of strength and weakness in quality programming and donor support.
- Benchmark with national organizations and regional alliances to uphold best practices for pregnancy testing and options counseling
- Maintain a high level of integrity, fairness and equity in both organizational practices and dealing with staff, patients/clients.
- Supports adequate financial controls and accurate bookkeeping
- Support programs that accept non-cash gifts, establish endowments and planned giving
Qualifications:
- Be a committed Christian who lives out a personal relationship with Our Lord
- Final candidate will need to sign a statement agreeing with clinic’s Mission Statement, Statement of Faith, Handbook and all of the guiding principles of the Family Life Services ministry.
- Christian, non-profit or small company experience preferred
- Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Psychology, Communications, or relevant work experience required
- Minimum, 2 years of office support or database reporting experience
- Experience in collecting and analyzing data to guide decision-making
- Excellent verbal communication skills, including conflict management
- Strong emotional intelligence, humility, customer service ethic and interpersonal skills; able to work with people with diverse backgrounds and personalities
- Independently takes initiative, works with little supervision and motivated to effectively solve complex problems
- Comfortable working in an ambiguous, fast-paced environment with several competing priorities
- High expectations for quality work, attention to detail, mentoring relationships and collaboration across department functions
- Evening hours required on occasion, very occasional weekend hours
- Able to pass a background and credit check
Family Life Services of Washtenaw County is a Christian, pro-life 501(c)3 non-profit serving the greater Ypsilanti area for almost 40 years. We empower women to make informed, life-affirming choices by providing no-cost: pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, options counseling, education, resources and referrals. We are a donation and volunteer-based ministry. Is God calling you to join us in this life-affirming work?
We are committed to considering qualified applicants:
- with diverse backgrounds and experiences
- from historically underrepresented communities & veterans
- that require accommodation due to a disability and may contact us at admin@flscenter.comm
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: From $50,000.00 per year
Benefits:
- Health insurance
- Paid time off
Schedule:
- Day shift
- Monday to Friday
Ability to Commute:
- Ypsilanti, MI (Required)
Ability to Relocate:
- Ypsilanti, MI: Relocate before starting work (Required)
Work Location: In person
Open positions at The Luke Clinic
The Luke Clinic, a ministry of the LCMS Michigan District based in Whitmore Lake, wants to grow its ministry team. We seek paid staff and volunteers to join our Development and Medical Office teams. If you are experienced in administration and are looking for a way to combine your faith with your work, please call our office at 888-422-9730 for more information on our open positions.
Concordia Irvine seeking full-time faculty applicants for Biology and Anthropology
Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ,
Concordia University Irvine is seeking qualified LCMS applicants for full‐time faculty positions in Biology and Anthropology to begin teaching as soon as January 2025 here on our Turtle Rock Campus in Irvine, California. Concordia is committed to bringing a distinctive Lutheran approach to higher education and to serve our students by having qualified LCMS faculty working with them as much as possible.
If you know of any members of LCMS congregations in your area who are completing a graduate degree (MS, MA or PhD) that falls within one of these two fields, would you please encourage them to pray regarding these opportunities and, if so inclined, to complete an online application at https://cui.applicantpro.com/pages/JobOpportunities/at their earliest convenience.
To learn more about Concordia University Irvine, and especially the distinctive qualities of our Enduring Questions and Ideas Curriculum or our mission of raising up “wise, honorable and cultivated citizens,” please refer to www.cui.edufor more information.
Thank you. If you have any questions with which I can assist, please don’t hesitate to contact me.
In the grace and peace of Christ we remain,
Bret A Taylor, PhD
Professor of Mathematics
Dean, School of Arts and Sciences Concordia University Irvine Bret.Taylor@cui.edu 949‐214‐3294
June 2024 Submissions
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Open positions at The Luke Clinic
The Luke Clinic, a ministry of the LCMS Michigan District based in Whitmore Lake, wants to grow its ministry team. We seek paid staff and volunteers to join our Development and Medical Office teams. If you are experienced in administration and are looking for a way to combine your faith with your work, please call our office at 888-422-9730 for more information on our open positions.
Lutheran Special Education Ministries (LSEM) is having their 19th Annual Golf Outing on Sept. 19
Good morning!Please help us spread the word for this awesome event by posting this in your church bulletin. I’ve also included a digital brochure if you’d like a print out/ handout. Thank you!Lutheran Special Education Ministries (LSEM) is having their 19th Annual Golf Outing on Monday, September 16th, 2024 and you’re invited! Play a round of golf and raise funds for children who have learning needs in Christian schools here in SW Michigan and across the country. Golf, cart, breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included in your ticket price. There will be plenty of fun games to play as we fundraise for these kids. Register your team today or sponsor the event. Together we can help these children grow in learning and love of God. www.luthsped.org/2024-lsem-golf-outingThank you!!!Rebecca LichtenbergRebecca LichtenbergPrograms & Services Assistant3773 Geddes RoadAnn Arbor, MI 48105Phone: (248) 419-3390 Ext. 105
St. Luke Married People Date Night Kits (available for pick-up June 16 or June 22)
GROW YOUR “US”
St. Luke Married People Date Night Kits
For a quick moment, go outside and look all around you. This is the season when everything you see is growing – the trees, the flowers, the grass (especially the grass!). Now think about your marriage. Could this be the season in your marriage to Grow Your “US”? Making time to be together on purpose for the purpose of fun, grows your marriage. So choose a time below to pick up your Married People Date Night Kit, plan your time together, and make this the season to Grow Your “US”!
St. Luke Lutheran Church
4205 Washtenaw Road, Ann Arbor, MI
Sunday, June 16, 2024 from 9:15 am – 12:00 noon
Saturday, June 22, 2024 from 9:00 am – 10:30 am
Even though paying for your night out is not part of the deal, partial babysitting reimbursement is still available upon request. Please do not hesitate to fill out the form when picking up your Kit!
If you have any questions, please contact Debbie at darragh.debbie@gmail.com
May 2024 Submissions
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Employment Opportunity (Livonia) - Full-time bookkeeper
St. Paul Lutheran School Ann Arbor seeking 3rd Grade Teacher
Join Our Team! St. Paul Ann Arbor looking for a talented third-grade teacher to join our school family! We’re excited to welcome a passionate, Christian educator who is dedicated to nurturing young minds and hearts. Apply now and become a part of our St. Paul family.
Email Principal Bob Burgess (bburgess@stpaulannarbor.org) to apply or learn more.Phone: (248) 419-3390 Ext. 105
LWML Memorial Day Picnic Potluck (May 25)
Church Extension Fund Job Opening - Information Technology Administrator Position
Church Extension Fund Job Opening – Information Technology Administrator Position
Good Morning,
The Church Extension Fund in Ann Arbor has an open job position available in our IT Department. Below is a brief paragraph describing this Information Technology Administrator position.
If you have space in your bulletin, newsletter, or on your church’s information board, we would appreciate it if you would please provide this information to your congregation.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you in advance for any help you can provide in getting this information out to your congregation.
In His Service,
Kristine Nowak
Executive Assistant
Church Extension Fund
800-242-3944
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CEF Information Technology Administrator
Church Extension Fund, a ministry-based financial institution located in Ann Arbor, Michigan, seeks qualified candidates for the position of IT Administrator. This position, which serves both CEF and the Michigan District LCMS, performs a range of network and workstation duties for a combined office of 30-35 on-site and remote users. The position reports to and assists the CEF Assistant VP-Systems Manager in three main areas: network management, cyber-security management, and software administration. Opportunities for advancement exist. A complete position description is available on CEF’s website: mi-cef.org/news. Applicants should mail or email a cover letter and resume no later than May 31, 2024 to: Ms. Kris Nowak – Executive Assistant, Church Extension Fund, 3773 Geddes Rd, Ann Arbor, MI 48105, kris.nowak@mi-cef.org. Interviews and hiring expected in June.
Part-time resource room position at St. Matthew Lutheran School Walled Lake
Lutheran Special Education Ministries is looking for candidates to fill part-time resource room teacher position at St. Matthew Lutheran School in Walled Lake, MI. Please include the paragraph below in your weekly church bulletin or newsletter, or electronic communication to your church members, and post this e-mail in a place where your church members will see it.Lutheran Special Education Ministries is looking for a part-time resource room teacher position at St. Matthew Lutheran School in Walled Lake, MI in the fall. Applicants must hold a current Michigan Teaching License and have a special education certification/endorsement. Interested applicants looking for more information or wishing to submit a resume are asked to contact Richard Schumacher at (734) 748-5253 or email him at rschumacher@luthsped.org.Any assistance you can provide will be appreciatedRebecca LichtenbergRebecca LichtenbergPrograms & Services Assistant3773 Geddes RoadAnn Arbor, MI 48108Phone: (248) 419-3390 Ext. 105
High School Mission Trip to Camp Restore in Summer 2024 (with St. Paul!)
Tyler Seehafer
Director of Youth and Media
St. Paul Lutheran Church and School
Ann Arbor, Michigan
E: tseehafer@stpaulannarbor.org
Gather. Grow. Go.
April 2024 Submissions
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"What Wondrous Love Is This" concert by Lutheran Choralaires on May 18
Greetings!
I’m writing on behalf of The Lutheran Choralaires in the hopes that you would be willing to help us promote our upcoming Spring Concert. We are a Men’s Chorus based in southeast Michigan. Through the years we have supported and advanced many Lutheran activities, but our main purpose has always been to proclaim Christ in song.
The Lutheran Choralaires, a Men’s Chorus under the direction of noted Detroit area composer and arranger Terry Herald, present their annual Spring Concert entitled “What Wondrous Love Is This.” Since 1947 The Lutheran Choralaires have praised our Risen Lord Jesus Christ in song; witnessing to the masses in Metro Detroit, throughout Michigan and beyond. The concert will be held on Saturday May 18th 4:00pm, at Christ Our Savior Lutheran Church (14175 Farmington Road, Livonia, MI 48154). Free will donations will be taken at the door, and all proceeds will be donated to the Concordia University Ann Arbor Department of Music, and their Student In Need Fund. For further information contact Choralaire President Paul Kienman (pabamaki2@gmail.com), E-mail info@lutheranchoralaires.org, or visit www.lutheranchoralaires.org.
Event link: https://www.lutheranchoralaires.org/spring
Thanks again!
Blessings!
Dan Ragle
The Lutheran Choralaires
Part-time resource room position at St. Matthew Lutheran School Walled Lake
Lutheran Special Education Ministries is looking for candidates to fill part-time resource room teacher position at St. Matthew Lutheran School in Walled Lake, MI. Please include the paragraph below in your weekly church bulletin or newsletter, or electronic communication to your church members, and post this e-mail in a place where your church members will see it.Lutheran Special Education Ministries is looking for a part-time resource room teacher position at St. Matthew Lutheran School in Walled Lake, MI in the fall. Applicants must hold a current Michigan Teaching License and have a special education certification/endorsement. Interested applicants looking for more information or wishing to submit a resume are asked to contact Richard Schumacher at (734) 748-5253 or email him at rschumacher@luthsped.org.Any assistance you can provide will be appreciatedRebecca LichtenbergRebecca LichtenbergPrograms & Services Assistant3773 Geddes RoadAnn Arbor, MI 48108Phone: (248) 419-3390 Ext. 105
LWML updates: Mite Boxes and Spring Rally (April 20)
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YOUR MITES AT WORK Did you know that your Mites support God’s work through ministries right here in southeast Michigan? St Martin Lutheran School for the Deaf and Clark Park Street Ministry at Family of God, Detroit were two of the fourteen ministries that received grants through Michigan LWML. |
| Pick up a mite box from the pallet wall. Return it to the pallet wall and know that your Mites are helping spread the love of God in our midst. Thank you. |
A Life Summit from Lutherans for Life of Michigan (April 28)
The Splendor of Life in a Broken World
A Life Summit from Lutherans for Life of MI
Are you up to speed on life issues from womb development to ethical issues surrounding the end of one’s earthly life? The Life Summit keynote speaker, Dr. Roni Grad, retired pulmonologist, and LCMS Life Coordinator, will address both. Pastor Paul Clark, LFLMI President, will give an update on “The current state of affairs, especially in MI.
Date: April 28th, 2-5PM
Location: St. Paul Lutheran Church, Fowler, MI, revpmclark@gmail.com text:517-420-4826 or email ULC member MariLee Crandall at mari.crandell@gmail.com
High School Mission Trip to Camp Restore in Summer 2024 (with St. Paul!)
Tyler Seehafer
Director of Youth and Media
St. Paul Lutheran Church and School
Ann Arbor, Michigan
E: tseehafer@stpaulannarbor.org
Gather. Grow. Go.