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    Pastor Eric HinerGreetings in the name of Christ!  I am the pastor at Christ Lutheran Church and want to take this opportunity to tell you a little about myself. I an a native of the Fort Worth-Dallas area, calling both Richardson and Lewisville home during my childhood. I graduated from Concordia University, Nebraska in 2002 (yes, I am a Cornhusker fan) and from Concordia Seminary in Missouri in 2007.  My wife Heather and I were married in 2003 and are now blessed with two beautiful daughters - Kathryn (5) and Lauryn (3).  Before coming to Fort Worth, I had the great privilege to serve as Associate Pastor at St. Paul Lutheran Church and University Center in Denton for about 3 years.  I am proud and excited to be the pastor here at Christ Lutheran. I feel that the Lord has blessed us with wonderful and unique opportunities to do good ministry in our own backyard and throughout the world.  What I enjoy most through being a pastor at Christ Lutheran is the consistent interaction and relationships I am able to build with so many. In ministry I love connecting people to the radical love of God through preaching, teaching, worship and witness and in any other way which God gives me opportunity. I am here to serve you so please let me know how I can help.

 

President:

   The President of the congregation is responsible for seeing that all elected or selected officers, boards, or committees are functioning and carrying out their individual responsibilities.  The President also presides at all called, special, and regular Voters' meetings; acts as an ex-officio member of all boards and committees; calls such special meetings of the Voters' Assembly as required; makes committee appointments to the Nominating Committee, Auditing Committee, and any ad hoc committees that may be required to implement call processes to fill vacancies for pastors and other called positions; and, in consultation with the Vice President and the Secretary, prepares an orderly agenda for each Voters' Assembly meeting.

 

Vice President:

   The Vice President acts as the Chair of the Church Council and presides at each meeting of the Council.  In the absence of the President, the Vice President performs the duties of that office.  In the event of a vacancy in the office of the President, the Vice President succeeds to that office for the remainder of that term.  In consultation with the  President and the Secretary, the Vice President prepares an orderly agenda for each Church Council meeting.  The Vice President presides at any Voters' Assembly meeting where it is impossible for the President to attend, or in cases where the President desires to relinquish his position temporarily so that he may voice his opinion on a matter.  The Vice President also chairs the Human Resources Committee.

 

 Secretary:

  The Secretary is responsible for keeping accurate minutes of all meetings of the Church Council and Voters' Assembly for permanent records of the congregation; in consultation with the President and the Vice President, prepares an agenda for each Voters' Assembly meeting; notify all members of the congregation of all Voters' Assembly meetings; conducts such correspondence as necessary or requested; summarizes the results, approvals, and actions adopted at the Voters' Assembly meetings and provides excerpts of such summaries for publication in the congregation newsletter and/or church bulletin; and notifies all communicant members of the congregation who become 18 years of age of their eligibility to become voting members of the congregation.

 

Treasurer:

   The Treasurer is responsible for paying all bills authorized by the congregation, keeping accurate record of all transactions, and submitting a report at each Church Council and Voters' Assembly meeting specifying receipts and disbursements as they compare to the adopted budget.

 

Sunday School Superintendent:

    The Sunday School Superintendent is responsible to, and reports to, the Board of Christian Education and the Voters' Assembly; serves as an ex-officio member of the Board of Christian Education ; works in conjunction with the Board of Christian Education and the Pastor in planning, operations, and supervision of the Sunday School; and recruits and trains teachers and helpers.

 

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