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CFTS graduates Barry Holmes, Adrienne Eggleston, and Brian McGookey (far right) with CFTS Dean the Rev. Phil Jackson. A fourth graduate, Angela Buchauer, did not attend the meeting.
The Congregational Foundation for Theological Studies welcomed four graduates to the ministry at the 48th Annual NACCC Meeting. They help ease the shortage of ministers but are short of the 12 new ministers needed every year for vacancies in our churches. However, seven new fellows have been selected for the CFTS program. The successful graduates are:
Seminary: Andover Newton Theological Seminary
Home Church: Berkshire Community Church, Richmond, Massachusetts
Internship Location: Berkshire Community Church, Richmond, Massachusetts
Scholarship: First Congregational Church, Colebrook, Connecticut
Ordained: June 9, 2002, at the Berkshire Community Church, Richmond, Massachusetts
Seminary: Fuller Theological Seminary
Home Church: Oneonta Congregational Church, South Pasadena, California
Internship Location: Oneonta Congregational Church, South Pasadena, California
Scholarships: Church of the Chimes, Sherman Oaks, California; Women’s Fellowship of the Church of the Chimes, Sherman Oaks, California
Ordained: June 2, 2002, at the Oneonta Congregational Church, South Pasadena, California
Seminary: Asbury Theological Seminary
Home Church: Langdale Congregational Church, Valley, Alabama
Internship Locations: Pilgrim Congregational Church, Green Bay, Wisconsin; Cedarwood Community Church, Wetumpka, Alabama
Scholarship: Henry C. and Ruth H. Schadeberg Memorial Scholarship
Seminary: Michigan Theological Seminary
Home Church: Plymouth Congregational Church, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Internship Location: Mount Hope Congregational Church, Livonia, Michigan
Scholarships: First Congregational Church, St. John’s Michigan; First Congregational Church, Colebrook, Connecticut; Zeller/Heritage Church Scholarship, Berea, Ohio
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