Who can serve as an officer of the Meeting House?
Each leadership candidate for office must be a member of OPMH and demonstrate faithful participation in both worship and the life of our church, and financial stewardship, by pledging and contributing to the ministry and mission of the Old Presbyterian Meeting House.
Who can submit a recommendation?
Any member of Meeting House can do so — on behalf of others or themselves.
Can I recommend myself?
Yes, the committee strongly encourages you to volunteer for consideration. If you feel called to serve, please put forth your name. Whether you have served before or would be a new leader, the committee welcomes your self-recommendation.
Can I recommend multiple individuals?
Yes, you may put forth multiple recommendations. If you are recommending someone, please consider discussing your recommendation with the candidate to determine his or her willingness and ability to serve.
What is the time commitment for an officer?
The commitment varies by individual, but the average time commitment is about eight hours per month.
All church officers attend monthly meetings and serve on or lead one or more committees. Adults are elected for three-year terms. Prior to ordination and installation, newly elected officers are required to attend training.
More Frequently Asked Questions
Please provide the Nominating Committee with one or more names and pertinent information about possible candidates in the spaces below. Elders, Deacons and Trustees will serve a three-year term after they are elected; the Nominating Committee serves for one year.
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