 Sherry and I worshiped with the congregation at Marion Lakeview Wesleyan Church on Sunday morning, November 27. These are exciting days at Lakeview with Dr. Chris Williams and his team leading the church in growth and spiritual impact. They have witnessed 30 decisions for Christ since September and celebrated 9 baptisms this month. The church has also responded generously with global missions giving exceeding their goal by more than $10,000 so far this year.  I brought greetings from the district team and Dr. Mark Schnell brought the first message in their Advent series entitled “Miraculous.” Following the service, Dr. Williams and I met with his board of administration. Dr. Williams, or Pastor Chris, as he prefers to be called, is a blessing to his own congregation but also blesses our district team through serving as Assistant DS and Vice Chair of the DBA, and by leading our Next Level training for church leaders. Last week’s schedule of district ministry was limited to Monday and Tuesday. I met with our district staff team in Marion on Monday and then traveled to Richmond to meet with the pastoral search team at LifeSpring Church. The team is off to a strong start in developing their candidate profile and mobilizing the church to pray for God’s direction in this search process.  Tuesday, I was on the road again for coaching conversations with Rev. Jon Noggle in Elwood (Central Wesleyan Church) and with Dr. Morris Jones in Lebanon (Lebanon Wesleyan Church). I had the privilege of connecting with Jim Engelberth on Tuesday afternoon. Jim is a long-time member of Indianapolis Trinity Wesleyan Church and is in his first term as the vicechair of the LBA. I was grateful once again for the significant impact so many lay leaders have in our congregations. Many of you were able to gather with family for Thanksgiving and we shared that blessing as our children came home from Arizona, Florida, and Michigan. Then our extended family gathered at LifeChange Church in Burnips, Michigan on Saturday morning for a celebration of life service. Rev. Dr. Ken Gorveatte (whose ministry included pastoring Wesleyan churches in Fort Wayne, Marion, and Fountain City) passed away on September 17. Only a few of us were able to attend his funeral there in Canada so this service allowed 42 of his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren to honor his memory and pass along his legacy of faith to future generations. Thank you for your prayers!  This will be a busy week as our district team has the privilege of hosting three Christmas gatherings for our local church pastors and their spouses. We’ll be gathering in Fishers on Monday night, Plymouth on Tuesday night, and in Marion on Thursday night. Next week our gatherings will be in Fort Wayne on Monday, Richmond on Tuesday, and Lafayette on Thursday. We’re looking forward to these casual evenings with fellowship over a meal with our ministry colleagues to begin the Advent season.  The District Board of Administration is meeting in Marion on Thursday, December 1, and then on Sunday evening, December 4, we have our final district prayer gathering of the year. Rev. Josh Bowlin and the team at Chapel Poke Wesleyan Church in Marion are hosting this prayer gathering at 6 p.m. and we would welcome you to join us. We’re rejoicing with Reverend Lilly Kurker and the team at Carmel Amistad Iglesia Wesleyana as they celebrated five baptisms last Sunday! Pastor Kurker is off to a strong start in her first year of leading this vibrant congregation. Praise the Lord for lives being #MadeNew!  We’re also celebrating with Pastor Tony Bye and the team at Marion Brookhaven Wesleyan Church as they witnessed two more baptisms yesterday. What a wonderful way to end Thanksgiving week and move into the Advent season!  Our prayers and condolences are extended to the family and friends of Mrs. Phyllis Rinkenberg who passed away on Tuesday, November 22. Mrs. Rinkenberg was the widow of Rev. Robert Rinkenberg and together they served Wesleyan churches across Indiana including Plummer’s Chapel, Fowler, LaOtto, and Fairmount. Their final pastoral appointment was Sheridan Six Points Wesleyan Church where they served faithfully for 10 years until retirement in 1990. Mrs. Rinkerberg served the church well in many capacities including leading women’s ministry, teaching Sunday School, and as office manager for the Central Indiana Camp in Frankfort. Her funeral service will be held on Monday, November 28, at Six Points Church (1545 W. 226 Street, Sheridan) at 7:30 p.m. with visitation from 3 p.m. until the service. Our prayers and condolences are extended to Rev. Jerry Alexander on the passing of his brother Jack Alexander of Frankton on November 22. The funeral service will be held on Thursday, December 1, at 11:00 AM at Circle of Hope Wesleyan Church in Anderson with visitation prior to the service. Please remember to pray for Rev. Dr. Kerry Kind who continues to make progress in a long recovery from a double lung transplant on November 13. Kerry and his family post updates on Caring Bridge.  There’s still time to register your team for the Next Level Church Experience led by Dr. Chris Williams. This experience includes the opportunity for your team to develop an updated action plan and receive a $1000 matching grant for your next outreach initiative. Check out the video link for more information. Keep on making a difference in the cause that counts for eternity! Your servant in Christ, Mark Gorveatte P.S. If you’ve not yet acquired your copy of the 2022 Discipline, the free digital version is now available for downloading from this website: https://resources.wesleyan.org/the-discipline-2022
Dr. Sherry Gorveatte and I had the privilege of worshiping with Rev. David Cox and the team at Laketon Wesleyan Church as they celebrated the 125th anniversary of this ministry. The auditorium was full for this special service with members, friends, and relatives gathering to mark this significant milestone. Pastor David’s message challenged us to remember the past with thanksgiving and move into the future with faith and persistence.
Pastor Cox led us in honoring the memory of Esther Dickey, Laketon’s first pastor back in 1897, and we joined in celebrating Mrs. Kathleen Morris, the oldest living member who was present with us today, Mrs. Morris is 97 years old, the widow of Rev. Floyd Morris who pastored Laketon, and she still plays the piano for worship. After the service and reception, we hosted Pastor David and Suzanne for lunch and enjoyed hearing more stories of God’s blessing on their ministry together in Laketon. Last week began with the district staff meeting on Monday afternoon followed by an extended call review with the LBA at The River Church in Marion. Rev. Michael Hewitt and I drove to Georgetown, Kentucky on Monday evening to participate in Tuesday’s meeting of the Heartland Region’s district superintendent roundtable. 
Tuesday’s working session, held at Focus Church in Georgetown, was very positive with helpful contributions from the church planting champions representing each of our respective districts. It is a blessing to serve at this roundtable with DS Les Crossfield (Greater Ohio District), DS Doug Preston (Indiana South District), and DS Aaron Sherman (KY-TN District). Wednesday, I was back on the road in our district for a coaching conversation with Rev. David Leitzel (Hamilton Wesleyan Church), hosted lunch with some of our Fort Wayne area pastors, and then traveled on to Jonesboro for a coaching conversation with Rev. Noah Farmer (Eastview Wesleyan Church). My final stop of the day was in Elwood for the revival service hosted by Rev. Jon Noggle at Central Wesleyan Church. Rev. Ray Lasalle, the evangelist, was his senior pastor when Jon was first serving as a youth minister in Ohio. 
Assistant DS Carla Working, Michael Wood, and I hosted the annual fall gathering for retired pastors and their spouses at College Wesleyan Church on Thursday morning. This is always a wonderful time of fellowship and encouragement. We heard a powerful teaching from Dr. Bud Bence, enjoyed delicious refreshments catered by Velvet Haisley, and were blessed by the testimony of Rev. William Babb II who is our oldest ordained minister (100 years old) in the Crossroads District. 
I traveled to Indianapolis on Thursday afternoon for a coaching conversation with Rev. Gawin Anderson, our new pastor at Indianapolis Divine Direction Church, then made it back to Jonesboro in time to drop in on the Thanksgiving outreach dinner that Eastview Wesleyan Church provided for their neighbors. They had a great team with more than 30 volunteers serving and a positive response from their community. 
Friday, I met with Ryan Biegel, Youth For Christ Executive Director for our area, over lunch in Marion for an exciting update on his recent mission trip to India. Then, on Friday evening, Sherry and I hosted four of our pastoral couples for an evening of fellowship and prayer. We are blessed to serve with such a committed team of servant leaders! 
Saturday morning, I joined Pastor Gawin Anderson and the LBA at Indianapolis Divine Direction Church for board training and development, This was a timely session with a new pastor joining their team and with the recent changes in effect with the publishing of the new Discipline of The Wesleyan Church. 
If you’ve not yet acquired your copy of the 2022 Discipline, the free digital version is now available for downloading from this website: Nothing is more exciting than rejoicing with our churches that are celebrating public professions of faith in the waters of baptism. Rev. Scott McDermid and the team at Sheridan Six Points Church set a new record on Sunday with 11 baptisms. 
Rev. David Dignal and the team at Edgerton Wesleyan Church are giving thanks to God today for three more baptisms. Praise the Lord for every person being #MadeNew by the gospel of Jesus Christ! 
We’re also celebrating with Rev. Rochelle (Circle City Church) and Travis Jenkins as they presented Atlas, their baby boy, to receive the sacrament of baptism administered by Rev. Emily Hines (Brookhaven Wesleyan Church) on Saturday morning, November 19. Thank God for His covenant promises and prevenient grace! 
Our district office will close at noon on Wednesday and reopen on Monday, November 28, to allow our team to invest time with their families. May God bless you and your loved ones as you gather to offer thanksgiving to our gracious Father. 
Your servant in Christ, Mark Gorveatte Crossroads District Superintendent Sunday, November 13, Dr. Sherry Gorveatte and I had the privilege of worshiping together with Rev. Matthew Trexler and his team at The River Church in Marion. I brought greetings from our district team and led the congregation in prayer for Pastor Matthew in each of the three services.  This is an exciting season of ministry at The River with more than 60 baptisms in this calendar year, including 8 last Sunday. After the services, Sherry and I hosted the Trexlers for lunch. In addition to his leadership at The River, Pastor Matthew leads a coaching cohort of area pastors and is in his first year of service as treasurer for our Crossroads District. Sunday evening, I traveled to Plymouth Wesleyan Church where Dr. Oliver Dongell and his staff graciously hosted this month’s district prayer gathering. Dr. Dongell, Rev. Dan Fisher (Delphi Wesleyan Church), Pastor Terry Vaughn (South Bend The Bridge Urban Church) and Pastor Jose Cardenas (Elkhart Cielos Abiertos Iglesia Wesleyana) assisted me in leading our prayer time. After our prayer gathering, I enjoyed catching up with Rev. Marc Ulrich (Merrillville ReThink Church) and Rev. Taylor Hulse (youth pastor at Plymouth Wesleyan). They have the unique connection that Taylor’s mother was Marc’s Sunday School teacher. I love seeing the ministry connections from generation to generation.  On Monday, I met with our staff team in Marion and then worked from home on Tuesday before heading over Elwood Main Street Wesleyan Church. Rev. Tim Becker and his team hosted a three night revival with guest speaker Peter Heck. Pastor Becker was encouraged by strong attendance and positive response. This week, Rev. Jon Noggle and the team at Elwood Central Wesleyan Church are hosting their fall revival with evangelist Rev. Ray LaSalle preaching through Wednesday evening.  Wednesday morning, I met with Rev. John Freed, the pastor who planted Waterline Church, over breakfast and then met with Dr. Chris Williams and Rev. Matthew Trexler in preparation for our upcoming DBA meeting. Rev. Bob McHenry (Marion Nelson Street) and I met over lunch for a coaching conversation. Thursday, I met with Dr. Aaron Perry and leaders of the LBA from Richmond LifeSpring Church to affirm the plans they’re making for Dr. Perry to serve as interim lead pastor through this time of transition. LifeSpring is blessed with a great ministry team and exceptional lay leaders. Pray with us as they take the next steps in their pastoral search process. Thursday afternoon, I met with Rev. Johnnie and Rev. Amanda Blair for an encouraging update on their ministry at Tipton Trinity and their vision for expanding ministry into Kokomo. I stopped by to have prayer with Rev. Logan and Nancy Westrick (Tipton Ash Street Wesleyan Church) and then joined Mr. Roger Gross, District Director of Wesleyan Men, with some of his leadership team for supper at Cicero United Family Church. While I was there it was good to catch up with Rev. Alan Gross to learn about the positive response to their after-school tutoring program.  Saturday morning, Rev. Clifton Ashlock and members of the greater Indianapolis District Board of Ministerial Development convened to interview licensed ministers at Wesleyan Headquarters. I enjoyed sitting in with this important team and I was encouraged by the quality of the ordination candidates that are being guided through this preparation journey. The future is bright!  We’re praying this week with Dr. Kerry Kind, former General Secretary of Education and Clergy Development, as he recovers from a successful lung transplant surgery. We’re also joining in prayer with Michael Wood (Woody), who is a valued member of our district office team. Michael was hospitalized briefly over the weekend and is awaiting test results to address some health concerns. We’re praising the Lord with Dr. Chris Williams and the team at Lakeview Wesleyan Church in Marion as they’re witnessing spiritual growth and attendance increases. Yesterday, they celebrated nine more baptisms! Another three individuals committed their lives to Christ for a total of 31 decisions for Christ since Labor Day weekend!  Pastor Andy Riemersma and the team at ONE Church in Westfield are rejoicing with 126 in attendance and three more baptisms yesterday. That makes 10 baptisms in the first 10 months of this new congregation. Let’s keep praying for our church planters and their families!  Pastor Randy Yaryan (Winchester Wesleyan Church) passed along the good news that nineteen children prayed to receive Christ through their Kid’s Crusade last week! Praise the Lord!  Pastors, you along with your team are invited to attend our spring Next Level workshop, an intentional training day designed for pastors and a core team of 2-6 lay leaders. This training focuses on empowering church health and effectiveness by engaging with essential growth engines that every church needs. Each church will be trained in five key growth engines and will receive coaching for six months following the training day to develop customized action plans for your local church. There are ten total spots available for churches with four already taken, so don't delay in signing up! You may register your team by visiting: www.crossroadsdistrict.org/nextlevel  Three million people in Indiana still have no relationship with Christ and His Church. Let’s keep on making a difference in the cause that counts for eternity! Your servant in Christ, Mark Gorveatte Crossroads District Superintendent  Sunday morning, November 6, Sherry and I had the privilege of worshiping with Rev. Kyle Horton and the team at Three Rivers Wesleyan Church in Fort Wayne. I brought greetings from our district team, shared the morning message, and met briefly with the Local Board of Administration after the service.  Pastor Kyle and Nadine Horton joined Sherry and me for lunch and a fun conversation catching up on their sabbatical experience. Three Rivers Church provided Pastor Kyle with a 12-week sabbatical this summer both in appreciation for his ministry through the pandemic and as an investment in his refreshed leadership for the exciting opportunities ahead. I also appreciate the opportunity to catch up with Rev. Kalina Carlson Smith, assistant pastor at Three Rivers and a member of our District Board of Ministerial Development. I had heard about a special project she’s been working on and was grateful for her willingness to offer this to our district team.  Advent Grief Boxes are a great resource to help grieving pastors, congregants, families, and friends through the Christmas Season. Each Advent Grief Box is designed to last the entire Advent season and consists of five devotionals (one for each theme of Advent and one for Christmas Day), an activity that pairs with each devotional, the materials to complete each activity, and a hand-poured advent candle. The devotions and activities are designed to bring God to the center of grief and suffering through the telling of the Christmas narrative. Pastor Kalina was inspired to make these boxes after her mom passed away in December of 2018. For more information about these grief boxes, visit the links below. Also, Crossroads District clergy can receive 15% off an Advent Grief Box by using the link below, or visiting lielgriefboxes.etsy.com and using the promo code CROSSROADS. Click Here To Order An Advent Grief Box Sunday evening, I was invited to serve as a resource person for a local congregation that had already voted to disaffiliate from the UMC. Once that process is finalized, they have formally expressed their intention to become the newest congregation in our district family. These are difficult conversations for any congregation. Let’s pray that God grants discernment to each congregation faced with this decision.  It was good to get back into the normal flow last week after our vacation. I met with our district staff on Monday and then had a work-from-home day on Tuesday. I finally finished reading “Tempered Resilience,” a book on leadership by Tod Bolsinger that several of our pastors had recommended. Wednesday morning, I was at Wesleyan HQ in Fishers to lead worship and bring a devotional for the monthly chapel service that is provided for our denominational staff. I traveled on to Lafayette to meet with Rev. Alan Downing (Frankfort Connecting Point Church) for our annual coaching conversation. Pastor Alan and I met at IU Health where he’s now serving as something like a musical chaplain. He plays the grand piano during visiting hours and is available to pray with patients and staff!  While in Lafayette, I was also able to catch up with Rev. Phil Carder, our new pastor at The Branch Wesleyan Church. Phil is off to a strong start with new families attending. He’s also staying busying completing his Doctor of Ministry degree at Wesley Seminary. Thursday morning, I met with Rev. Jeff Luedtke (Fairmount Wesleyan Church) for our annual conversation. In addition to leading the growing ministry at FWC, Pastor Jeff also chairs the board of Fairmount Camp and coaches basketball in the public school. Dr. Bob Hallett and I met over lunch as he shared his vision for the next chapter of his ministry. He is developing a team that will provide shepherding ministry to pastors, many of whom he’s connected with over the last 40 years in capital campaigns and other consulting. He is uniquely gifted for this ministry and you can reach out to him directly if you’d like to learn more: rsh.tlcministries@gmail.com Thursday evening, I had the privilege of working with the pastoral search team at Plymouth Wesleyan Church. Dr. Oliver Dongell is not retiring but will be transitioning this next summer after leading Plymouth Wesleyan for twenty years. We are grateful for his ministry and invite you to join us in praying that God will grant wisdom and unity for this transition.  Friday, I was in Muncie connecting with Pastor Michael Hewitt (Rising Hope) over lunch for an update on the church plant and his recent ministry in both Spain and Morocco. He was in Morocco as a member of a team of professional pool players representing the USA in an international tournament. Even more exciting was his time in Spain with Marcos and Banessa Cruz, his ministry partners, who are planting a campus of Rising Hope Church in Seville. The new ministry they are launching is called Cafe’ Con Dios. Pastor Hewitt encouraged this church planting team and preached with people praying to receive Christ that day. More than a dozen people, including former Muslims, have prayed to receive Christ in the first month of this new campus launching. While Mike and I were having lunch at Chick-Fil-A, we had fun catching up with Pastor Joshua Fox (Hartford City Wesleyan Church).  Saturday, our annual Wesleyan Church History and Discipline pre-licensing class concluded. We had a good group of eight students from across our district including some of our newest Wesleyan pastors. Special thanks to Pastor Steve DeNeff and his team at College Wesleyan for hosting our in-person class sessions. I’m also grateful to Rev. Carla Working, our Assistant DS and DBMD Chair, for her investment in these students while I was on vacation. The future is bright with these leaders!  This coming Sunday, November 13, you are invited to join us for our next Crossroads District prayer gathering that will be hosted by Dr. Ollie Dongell and the team at Plymouth Wesleyan Church. Rev. Dan Fisher, Terry Vaughn and Jose Cardenas will also be assisting in leading our prayer time. We’ll begin promptly at 6 p.m. and intend to conclude by 7. We would be grateful if you could join with us in prayer for revival in our churches and across our nation. I’m always glad to share the encouraging reports of baptisms that come in from our district churches. Brookhaven Wesleyan Church in Marion celebrated another baptism last week!  The River Church in Marion celebrated more baptisms yesterday. Praise the Lord!  And LifeSpring Church in Richmond celebrated four baptisms at their north campus and one more at their south campus. This was a beautiful but bittersweet weekend as Dr. Steve Bray concluded his ministry at LifeSpring. Dr. Bray has accepted the call to become lead pastor for The Grace Place Church in Stuart, Florida. We will miss Steve and Susan but pray that God will grant the same blessing on their ministry there as they have experienced at LifeSpring.  Pastors, you can still sign up for the Christmas gatherings and for one of the Friday Fellowships that Sherry and I are hosting. We’re also looking forward to serving our retired pastors and their spouse at our fall gathering, November 17 at College Wesleyan Church in Marion. Please pray for Rev. Dr. Richard Schenck (lead pastor of Circle of Hope) who was hospitalized over the weekend for an emergency surgery. He is on the road to a full recovery but is grateful for your payers! Keep on making a difference and advancing God’s Kingdom! Your servant in Christ, Mark Gorveatte Crossroads District Superintendent P.S. Thank you to all of our veterans who have served to defend the freedoms we enjoy here in America. Don’t forget that Veterans’ Day is this Friday, November 11.  Sunday morning, October 30, Rev. Gregory Holmes and the team at South Bend Sonlight Wesleyan Church welcomed me to bring greetings from our district and to share the morning message. Pastor Greg has been encouraged both by attendance growth (49 present yesterday compared to last year’s average of 34) and the increased financial stability of the church. Pastor Holmes recently started a Bible study on Monday evenings that has connected with younger men in the church and Sonlight’s ministry to children is also growing.  Saturday evening, I was able to join Pastor Greg and his team for their Trunk or Treat event. They reached a number of new neighbors that night and had the foresight to have a follow-up event planned for two weeks from now to reconnect with these guests. Pastor Greg and I also connected later that evening for our annual coaching conversation.  Sunday, after my time with Sonlight, I was able to drop in on Pastor Terry and Lennaire Vaughn at The Bridge Urban Church. God has been opening some exciting doors for expanded impact and we continue to pray for their disciple-making ministry. From South Bend, I traveled onward to Elkhart to connect with Pastor Jose Cardenas and the team at Cielos Abiertos Iglesia Wesleyana. Pastor Jose and his team were hosting a special outreach for children and their parents with more than 100 in attendance. I was blessed to be part of the special prayer time they offered for these families.  On my way back to Upland, I made the loop back around to Fort Wayne to check in with Pastor Mike Henry and the team at Level 13 Church as they prepared to host a fellowship cookout at their pavilion. Pastor Mike shared some encouraging news about discipleship progress at Level 13.  My final stop of the day was at ARISE Church in Roanoke. Pastor Aldean Pablo and his team were delighted by the overwhelming response from the community to this outreach event. The local school cooperated in passing along word about the event and the church family did a great job of welcoming approximately 300 of their neighbors.  Sherry and I arrived home from our vacation on Tuesday evening and I was excited to get back to work on Wednesday. I met with our district office staff over lunch and then dropped in at The River Church in Marion that afternoon to check on their construction project. This project will completely remodel and expand their youth and children’s ministry spaces.  Thursday, I joined Pastor Joe Jackson at Anderson United Wesleyan Church as their team hosted Rev. Zach Szmara of Immigrant Connection for a luncheon focused on better serving our marginalized neighbors. It was good to see several area pastors and Dr. JoAnne Lyon, General Superintendent Emerita, who took time out to join us. Later that afternoon, Rev. Andy Riemersma and I met for an update on the ministry doors that God is opening for ONE Church in Westfield.  Friday morning, I met with Dr. Michael Brown about the unique ministry he is developing for Muslim converts. Rev. Marc Ulrich, planter/pastor at Merrillville ReThink Church, and I met for lunch and an update on their work in northwestern Indiana. He is working with IWU to create a residency opportunity for students who are open to exploring church planting. Friday evening, I enjoyed welcoming pastors and spouses from our district team. We were missing a few due to rescheduling and one cancellation due to illness, but we had a great time together and even convinced Pastor Downing to share his musical giftedness with us.  We are rejoicing with reports of new believers obeying Christ’s command and publicly professing their faith through baptism. Two Sundays ago, Pastor Randy Yaryan and the team at Winchester Wesleyan Church celebrated two baptisms!  Pastor Rick Fletcher and Associate Pastor Andy Jellison celebrated two more baptisms at Lifeway Church in Fort Wayne yesterday. That makes 5 baptisms in the past few weeks! Praise the Lord for lives being #MadeNew!  Congratulations to Pastor Trevor and Allison O’Dell on the birth of Andrew, their second child, this past week. Reverend O’Dell pastors the Lancaster Wesleyan Church and Allison works as a registered nurse in Fort Wayne.  Special thanks to Rev. Carla Working, Dr. Chris Williams, and Michael Wood for their effective service to our district team while Sherry and I were away for three weeks. Visiting Israel together for the first time was a meaningful experience for us. We prayed at the Western Wall in Jerusalem, enjoyed a sunset boat ride on Galilee, and dipped our toes in the muddy Jordan River.  Our travels continued from Israel on to Ephesus and then back to Rome through the Greek Isles. We were able to extend our stay long enough to visit with Amanda Banter, our newest Crossroads District missionary, who is serving with Global Partners in the Czech Republic this year. (Yes, I did drive on the AutoBahn but I didn’t set any speed records.) This long-anticipated vacation was wonderful but we were glad to get home and back to work with our teammates here in Indiana. Thank you for your prayers!  Keep on making difference in the only cause that counts for eternity! Your servant in Christ, Mark Gorveatte Crossroads District Superintendent The first half of this week’s team update is a guest post by Dr. Jim “Umfundisi” Lo, one of our Circuit Riders in the Crossroads District. CIRCUIT RIDER REPORT As a Crossroads District Circuit Rider, I have discovered the following regarding our District churches. Crossroads District Churches are… …Clinging to the promises of God COVID hit the overall population of churches hard. Many of the churches I have visited have shared how the pandemic has affected their attendance. However, I have not sensed a defeated attitude in any of these churches. They are clinging onto the promises of God, recognizing that He is still seated upon the Throne of Glory, even during challenging times. I like what Pastor Mike Hewitt shared with me, “We are not defeated because we are clinging onto the promises of God.” …Celebrating the goodness of God The style of worship in the churches I visit may differ from one to another, but the focus of worship is on God. From the singing of hymns at Tipton Ash Street, to the use of the traditional instruments of piano and organ at Indianapolis Central, to the blended worship style at Bluffton Sonlight, to singing songs in Spanish at Indianapolis Monte de Sion, to the more contemporary style at Richmond LifeSpring, I have been escorted each time to the Throne of God. I have left our District churches feeling connected with God in deep and meaningful ways.  ...Contextualizing the message of God Many of our churches are effectively contextualizing the Gospel message to reach the communities where God has “planted” them. In my class, Ministry in Context, I tell my students that the Truth of God must always remain the same, but the way we share that Truth needs to be creative, as well as make sense to those we are attempting to reach. I shared with Dr. Mark Gorveatte after visiting LaOtto Cultivate, “I loved seeing the Truth being adhered to…and the willingness to be creative in the way that Truth is being shared. The LaOtto Cultivate congregation is willing to try new ways to reach those who are unchurched.” I can share that this is so true with many of our churches – Avon 317, Westfield One Church, Marion Brookhaven, and Muncie Rising Hope, just to list a few. …Calling on the help of God There seems to be a renewed passion for prayer. Many of the churches I have visited participated in the 21 days of prayer. My heart has been blessed seeing the number of churches represented at the monthly District Prayer Gatherings. Some of the churches have gone beyond just praying, to praying and fasting for revival. At Richmond Lifespring I was invited to be a part of the prayer time before worship services began. It was not a short period of prayer, but a ‘season’ of praying that took place. At Winchester Union Street, after the worship service the congregation went outside the four walls of the church building and spent time praying to God to help them have a greater impact in their community. Other churches have prayer teams praying through the sanctuary and classrooms before anything officially happens on Sunday morning, asking God to bless the discipleship hour and worship service. My heart seemed to soar to the “heavenlies” when Pastor Theo Griffin shared about how, through prayer, God provided for Brown’s Chapel in a miraculous way, Pastors have testified about how God has been touching hearts in their communities because of prayer. One of my favorite quotes is by Robert Coleman who wrote, “You can have revival without singing or even preaching… but never without prayer”.  …Concerned about those who do not have a relationship with God From smaller size congregations to larger size congregations, there is a concern to reach those who do not have a vibrant relationship with Jesus Christ. One pastor shared how he has cried for the 3 million Hoosiers who do not yet know Christ. Many of our district churches are living out the words of John Wesley, “You have nothing to do but to save souls. Therefore spend and be spent in this work. And go not only to those that need you, but to those that need you most. It is not your business to preach so many times, and to take care of this or that society; but to save as many souls as you can; to bring as many sinners as you possibly can to repentance”. …Committed to communicating about the holiness of God A few weeks ago the conference, Celebration of Holiness, took place at College Wesleyan in Marion. That night I was doing a spiritual warfare seminar at Indianapolis Southview. Pastor Nathan Richardson, who had attended the conference, told me that the sessions caused him to be reenergized to keep preaching the message of heart purity. While I was visiting at Lafayette Evergreen, Pastor Joe Parks shared how he prays for children, youth and adults to respond to God’s message of holiness.  CONCLUDING REMARKS Last Sunday I visited Muncie Rising Hope. When I got home I wrote these words of reflection: “I go hoping to be a blessing to the churches I am visiting...I leave being the one who has been blessed!” I am so thankful for the privilege of being able to serve, along with Dr. Dave Smith and Rev. Mark Atkinson, as one of the Crossroads District Circuit Riders. Rev. Dr. Jim “Umfundisi” Lo+ Dr Jon Kulaga’s Inauguration as IWU’s 10th President Assisting with the prayer and anointing of Dr. Kulaga and First Lady, Lena were former IWU presidents, Dr. Henry Smith and Dr. David Wright as Dr. Jim "Umfundisi" Lo, IWU Campus Intercessor, led the prayer and anointing.  Fall Retired Minister's Gathering Calling all retired ministers and spouses! Make plans now to join us for the Fall Retired Minister's Gathering being held on Thursday, November 17, 2022 from 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. at College Wesleyan Church (200 E 38th St, Marion, IN 46953). Please RSVP by emailing office@crossroadsdistrict.org or calling 765-674-8593. 2022 Crossroads Christmas Gatherings It's the most wonderful time of the year! All lead and assistant pastors (and their spouses) are invited to attend a Crossroads District Christmas gathering. There are 6 locations and dates from which to choose, and all gatherings will begin at 6:30pm. Please pick the one location that is most convenient for you. Dr. Mark Gorveatte and the district team are looking forward to this time of fellowship and celebration as we prepare to lead others through the Advent season. Dinner is provided. Please RSVP by November 12, 2022: https://www.crossroadsdistrict.org/christmas GrowLeader Regional Conference 2023 We are pleased to announce that we have a limited number of tickets available for lead and solo pastors to attend the upcoming GrowLeader Regional Conference presented by Church of the Highlands in Indianapolis on March 7th, 2023. Any lead or solo pastor who registers one or more lay leaders for the conference will receive a free registration to attend as well. Due to the limited supply, only one free ticket will be provided for each lead or solo pastor, regardless of the number of tickets purchased for lay leaders. You may register your lay leaders at www.growleader.com/regionals, and then submit the following form to claim your free ticket: https://crossroadsdistrict.churchcenter.com/people/forms/455626 The first half of this week’s team update is a guest post by Dr. Dave Smith, one of our Circuit Riders in the Crossroads District. You will also find a number of upcoming events following Dr. Smith's report. CIRCUIT RIDER REPORT In the past several years, my ladder has been moving. It used to lean, with immense personal joy, against the Ivory Tower of Indiana Wesleyan. But progressively and intentionally, it has now come to rest leaning upon the local Church steeples of the Crossroads District. It is my delight to serve alongside Dr. Jim Lo and Rev. Mark Atkinson as Circuit Riders. Our DS, Dr. Mark Gorveatte has given us a wonderfully generic job description which we can tweak based upon our individual giftings. Simply, we come alongside pastors and churches in the Crossroads district, providing encouragement, wisdom, and “close any gap” that might be felt between the church and the district. Our overarching purpose is to serve the local church. My first “Church visit” was with Dr. Mark Rennaker at Southdowns Church (Kokomo; June 2021) and this last Sunday, Angie and I visited with Zack and Carla Working at Huntington Hope^Rising. Between those two visits, I have been blessed to be in 20+ local congregations with amazing men and women who love the Lord and His Church! Every visit is different. It begins with an initial contact from the District Office (usually the multi-talented Carla Working). Next, several weeks before I come to visit, I’ll connect with the Pastor making sure that we are both on the same page about the Sunday visit. I LOVE TO PREACH. So, if you would like that to happen, I’m all in. “Sundays off” are often few and far between for pastors. If I can serve you in that way, let’s plan for it. Following the service, I enjoy a quick stand-up meeting with the LBA. Five to seven minutes is all it will be. But I sincerely want to connect names and faces with local churches. Plus, for folks who have been long-term members of the church, it provides me with a snapshot of the church’s history in the community. This is a gift beyond measure. Then, one of the “perks” of the job is that the Crossroads District covers the cost of me taking the pastor’s family to dinner. Jesus’ most profound teaching of grace was often spoken across the table during a meal. I love to replicate His habit of spiritual hospitality. Finally, this meeting often establishes new or deeper relationships which may then manifest themselves in future phone calls or visits to discuss ministry or personal matters. In a nutshell, we as modern Circuit Riders do not ride-in-and-ride-out on a Sunday. We ride in (a car) and stay connected in a way that assists pastors and churches to flourish as best we can. Pastors and lay leaders, if you will let us serve you, Rev. Atkinson, Dr. Lo and myself will count it a huge privilege. One closing thought. Each of your three Circuit Riders have a unique calling and gifting to help the local church in additional ways.
In Jesus’ joy, Dr. Dave Smith Fall Retired Minister's Gathering Calling all retired ministers and spouses! Make plans now to join us for the Fall Retired Minister's Gathering being held on Thursday, November 17, 2022 from 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. at College Wesleyan Church (200 E 38th St, Marion, IN 46953). Please RSVP by emailing office@crossroadsdistrict.org or calling 765-674-8593. 2022 Crossroads Christmas Gatherings  It's the most wonderful time of the year! All lead and assistant pastors (and their spouses) are invited to attend a Crossroads District Christmas gathering. There are 6 locations and dates from which to choose, and all gatherings will begin at 6:30pm. Please pick the one location that is most convenient for you. Dr. Mark Gorveatte and the district team are looking forward to this time of fellowship and celebration as we prepare to lead others through the Advent season. Dinner is provided. Please RSVP by November 12, 2022: https://www.crossroadsdistrict.org/christmas Upcoming Luncheon on October 27 with Rev. Zach Szmara Pastors and Ministry Leaders, please make plans to join us on October 27th and enjoy a free lunch while discussing with other faith leaders and pastors ways you can serve and bless those who are marginalized in the Heartland and in America, including low-income families, workers and immigrants. Discover helpful resources and tools, and celebrate transforming presence stories shared by Pastor Zach Szmara, Immigrant Connection executive director and Suzy Roth, Hands of Hope executive director, as well as policy updates and action steps provided by Steven Eng, National Association of Evangelicals advocacy director. The event will be held at United Wesleyan Church, 2233 S. Central Way, Anderson, IN, and includes time for networking, table conversations, questions, and prayer. The event runs from 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. with doors opening at 11:00 a.m. Reservations, appreciated by October 21, can be submitted at: www.icwelcome.org/lunch GrowLeader Regional Conference 2023 We are pleased to announce that we have a limited number of tickets available for lead and solo pastors to attend the upcoming GrowLeader Regional Conference presented by Church of the Highlands in Indianapolis on March 7th, 2023. Any lead or solo pastor who registers one or more lay leaders for the conference will receive a free registration to attend as well. Due to the limited supply, only one free ticket will be provided for each lead or solo pastor, regardless of the number of tickets purchased for lay leaders. You may register your lay leaders at www.growleader.com/regionals, and then submit the following form to claim your free ticket: https://crossroadsdistrict.churchcenter.com/people/forms/455626 Funeral Arrangements for Nancy A. Wilson  Our prayers and sympathies are extended to the family and friends of Mrs. Nancy Ann Wilson who went to be with the Lord on Thursday, October 13, 2022. Her husband, Rev. Dr. Norman G. Wilson, is a retired minister in the Crossroads District. Nancy taught for over 20 years, notably at Lakeview Christian School in Marion, Indiana, and Heritage Christian School in Indianapolis. Visitation will be Thursday, October 20, 2022 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Needham-Storey-Wampner Funeral Service, Storey Chapel, 400 E. Main St., Gas City, IN. The funeral service will follow at 2:00 pm with Rev. Dr. Coleen Derr officiating. Burial will take place at Grant Memorial Park in Marion. Please remember Dr. Wilson and the family in your prayers. This week’s team update is a guest post by Rev. Mark Atkinson, one of our Circuit Riders in the Crossroads District. CIRCUIT RIDER REPORT I grew up riding horses and enjoying them. For the Crossroads District this year, I am called a Circuit Rider, how appropriate! My responsibility is to encourage you, the church to love the community to Jesus. God’s Church is a powerful, unstoppable force and there is a GREAT AWAKENING happening in Indiana! Some are calling it a revival!
God is opening new doors to reach the 3 million more individuals in the Crossroads District to Jesus. God is on the move! Hallelujah for transformed lives and transformed communities! Churches I have connected with so far:
Things I pay attention to:
What I have experienced:
I am enjoying taking the actions of these churches and putting together a practical workshop on Loving Your Community To JESUS! Yes, I believe with all my heart that there is a “Great Awakening” happening. It is much more personal than statistics. Hallelujah! Heavenly Father, please increase our faith as we fan into flame the gifts YOU have given us to love our communities and lead them to Jesus! Please!  Grandpa again! Oh yes, I failed to mention that I became a grandfather again. Theodore Rex Atkinson (T-Rex) has been quite a blessing! For each church that was so kind to the grandchildren Ronda and I brought with us, I say, THANK YOU! May the Lord continue to use you in this great awakening! Rev. Mark Atkinson District Circuit Rider Upcoming Luncheon on October 27 with Rev. Zach Szmara -
Honoring our marginalized neighbors: Pastors and Ministry Leaders, enjoy a free lunch while discussing with other pastors and lay leaders ways you can serve and bless those who are marginalized in the Heartland and America, including low-income families, workers and immigrants. Discover helpful resources and tools, and celebrate transforming presence stories shared by Immigrant Connection Executive Director Pastor Zach Szmara and Hands of Hope Executive Director Suzy Roth, as well as policy updates provided by National Association of Evangelicals Advocacy Director Steven Eng. The 11:30 am - 1 pm event on October 27 at United Wesleyan Church, 2233 S. Central Way, Anderson, IN, includes time for networking, table conversations, questions, and prayer. Doors open at 11.  Pastor Scott McDermid and the team at Sheridan Six Points Wesleyan Church had a wonderful weekend of ministry as they celebrated the 140th anniversary of the planting of this ministry. I brought greetings from our Crossroads District in the Sunday morning service. The auditorium was packed for the morning worship service and fellowship dinner. Pastor Steve and Sarah Martin, who served the church for more than 17 years, were special guests for the weekend. The events on Saturday welcomed more than 340 people to the Six Points campus. Their theme was “Celebrating the Past, Embracing the Future.” Great days are ahead for Six Points Church as they keep on “pointing people to Jesus!”  Pastor Seth Bye and the team at 317Church hosted their official public launch on Sunday morning with 20 first-time guests! Assistant DS Carla Working was able to attend on behalf of the Crossroads District to celebrate this special occasion. We’re praying for Pastor Seth and his team as they make disciples in Hendricks County!  Pastor Theo and Randy Griffin and Assistant Pastor Ben Wade and their leadership team welcomed our monthly Crossroads District Prayer Gathering to Brown’s Chapel Wesleyan Church in Greenfield on Sunday evening. Thank you to Rev. Neftali Lopez, Rev. Carol Schenck, and Rev. Craig Thurmon for joining with Rev. Griffin in leading our prayer service. Our next monthly prayer gathering is scheduled for November 13, 6:00 pm, at Plymouth Wesleyan Church. Praying together is a blessing!  Last week included coaching conversations, our office staff meeting, and a chaplain candidate interview, and concluded with the highlight of our Celebration of Holiness on Friday. This inaugural event was co-hosted by College Wesleyan Church and Wesley Seminary joined in as sponsoring partner. We had registered attendees from several states and several denominations. Our speakers did a great job and there was a wonderful sense of God’s presence as we focused our attention on the promise of holy living in the power of the Holy Spirit. Thank you to our presenters, Dr. Steve DeNeff, Dr. Chris Williams, Dr. Jim Lo, Dr. Jonathan Morgan, Rev. Carla Working, and Dr. Chris Bounds. We were also blessed to be led in worship by Rev. Jordan Rife and Dr. Daniel Rife.  On Saturday, Rev. Carla Working and I taught the first session of our Wesleyan Church History and Discipline course for nine students, including ministers in process of denominational transfer. Rev. Grace Lopez works with Rev. Johanna Rugh, Executive Director of Education and Clergy Development, to coordinate FLAMA classes for Hispanic students in Indiana. This weekend, she hosted 17 students for a course on church history taught by our own Dr. Norm Wilson. We’re excited about what God is doing among our Spanish-language congregations and leaders!  We’re always delighted to share stories of baptisms from our district churches. This photo was taken yesterday morning at The River Church in Marion as Youth Pastor Sam Kauerauf baptized another of their students. Praise God for lives being #MadeNew!  I’m grateful to report that World Hope is partnering with local Wesleyan churches to provide disaster relief in the wake of Hurricane Ian. Dr. JoAnne Lyon confirms that World Hope is “on the ground in Ft Myers (FL) – Villas Wesleyan Church Gym – staging area – site Director and 6 volunteers – desalinating and purifying water and making further assessments of needs.” Visit World Hope’s website: https://worldhope.org  Sherry and I will be traveling out of the country for the next three weeks. In addition to our long-anticipated vacation in celebration of Sherry’s graduation, we are also planning to visit one of our district missionaries serving with Global Partners. You are in great hands in my absence. Dr. Chris Williams, Assistant DS, is on call as chair of the District Board of Administration and Rev. Carla Williams, Assistant DS, will be handling administration. Don’t miss the next three weekly team updates when you’ll have the opportunity to hear from our Circuit Riders, Rev. Mark Atkinson, Dr. Jim Lo, and Dr. David Smith! Thank you for all you do to advance the Kingdom! Your servant in Christ, Mark Gorveatte Crossroads District Superintendent  It’s the most wonderful time of the year! All lead and assistant pastors (and their spouses) are invited to attend a Crossroads District Christmas gathering. There are 6 locations and dates from which to choose. All gatherings will be at 6:30pm. Please pick the one location that is most convenient for you. Dr. Mark Gorveatte and the district team are looking forward to this time of fellowship and celebration as we prepare to lead others through the Advent season. Dinner is provided. Please RSVP by November 12, 2022.
Dates & Locations: November 28 @ Waterline Church in Fishers November 29 @ Plymouth Wesleyan in Plymouth December 1 @ College Wesleyan in Marion December 5 @ Lifeway Wesleyan in Fort Wayne December 6 @ LifeSpring Church in Richmond December 8 @ Frankfort Camp in Frankfort Thank you for your prayers and expressions of support as our family gathered in New Brunswick, Canada for the last few days of my father’s life. Dad was promoted to glory early on Saturday morning, September 17. Rev. Dr. Ken Gorveatte served three congregations in the Crossroads District over the course of his ministry including Lifeway Church in Fort Wayne (formerly Moeller Road Wesleyan), LifeSpring Church (formerly Fountain City Wesleyan), and, after retiring, Brinker Heights in Marion. He also taught as adjunct religion faculty at Indiana Wesleyan University and served Kingswood University both in administration and as a faculty member.  We celebrated his life on Sunday afternoon, September 18 at Beulah Camp with Atlantic DS Peter Moore and Pastor Jay Guptill officiating. Dr. Laurel Buckingham shared memories from their 60+ years of friendship and Rev. Joel Gorveatte, my younger brother and missionary to Manhattan, shared the message from God’s Word. We are grateful for the blessing of Dad’s life and are humbled to carry on his legacy of faithful ministry. Sunday morning, September 25, I had the privilege of representing our district team and praying for Rev. Seth Bye and the launch team members at 317Church in Avon. Some of you may be familiar with the journey in Avon as Seth and Cassidy have answered the call to relaunch a new Kingdom community in this growing region of our state.  Hendricks is the 3rd fastest growing county in Indiana and Pastor Seth estimates that there are as many as 100,000 unreached people in their immediate harvest field. Seth and his launch team have been serving in the neighborhood and building relationships in preparation for their “grand opening” next Sunday, October 2. If you have unchurched friends or relatives in the Avon community, consider sharing this Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100074336215372  On my way to worship with the team at 317Church, I was able to drop in on Pastor Mike Colaw and the team at Trinity Wesleyan Church for their 9:00 service at their Allisonville Road campus. It was good to connect with Pastor Mike, Leslie, and other friends. In addition to leading a growing church and a young family, Rev. Colaw is completing his Doctor of Ministry degree at Wesley Seminary and serves as our Crossroads District representative on the Indiana Wesleyan University Board of Trustees.  REMINDER: Our next Crossroads District prayer gathering of the fall will be hosted this Sunday evening, October 2, with Rev. Theo Griffin and the team at Greenfield Brown’s Chapel. The prayer gathering will begin promptly at 6 and is scheduled to conclude at 7 p.m. We’d welcome you to join us and bring friends as we focus our prayer on revival in our own lives, our churches, and our nation. There is power in united prayer!  After arriving home from Canada on Monday evening, I was excited to meet with my colleagues who lead the other districts in the Heartland Region. Rev. Les Crossfield (Greater Ohio DS), and Rev. Aaron Sherman (KY-TN DS) joined me in welcoming Rev. Doug Preston (Indiana South DS) as the newest member of our regional leadership team. We met at LifeLine Wesleyan Church, the congregation that Doug had pastored in Greensburg, Indiana. We reviewed the progress of our regional collaboration and approved moving forward on the 2024 Heartland Gathering in Pigeon Forge! Wednesday, the district office staff met in Marion and I then traveled on for a coaching conversation with Chris Granados who is serving as our supply pastor at Monte de Sion Wesleyan Church in Indianapolis. Chris was excited to share that they welcomed 127 people, a full house, for their church’s anniversary service earlier this month. Thursday, our Crossroads DBA (District Board of Administration) met at Autumn Hills Wesleyan Church in Pendleton. In addition to the regular matters that come before the DBA, we had the privilege of hearing ministry updates from church planters Rev. Andy Riemersma (Westfield ONE Church) and Rev. Seth Bye (Avon 317Church).  The DBA also approved a recommendation to elect Rev. Carla Working as Assistant DS and for her to serve as Chair of the DBMD. Dr. Chris Williams will continue to serve as ViceChair of the DBA and the Assistant District Superintendent for initiatives like our Next Level experience. Thursday evening, I traveled to Plymouth Wesleyan Church to meet with the LBA (Local Board of Administration) as they begin the search process for their next pastor. Dr. Oliver Dongell has served effectively for 20 years, and while he won’t be slowing down much in retirement, he felt that this was the year to pass the baton of leadership. Pray for the LBA as they seek to discern God’s will for this most important decision.  Friday morning and afternoon, I had the joy of sharing with Dr. Jim Lo in his ministry classes at Indiana Wesleyan University. The students were very responsive and in the afternoon class session we had a special time of prayer for prospective church planters. Friday evening, Sherry and I were delighted to welcome our first Friday Fellowship for the fall. Rev. Grace Lopez and Rev. Neftali Lopez (Circuit Rider for Hispanic churches), Rev. Elizabeth Rhyno and Rev. Scott Rhyno (Waterline Church), Rev. Ron and Faye Ferguson (Grant City Wesleyan), Rev. Eric and Diana George (Muncie Memorial), and Rev. Aldean and Jessie Pablo (Roanoke Arise Church) joined us for a blessed evening of food, fellowship, laughter, and prayer.  Saturday’s schedule included meeting with Dr. Rich Schenck and the Intercultural Ministry Task Force for breakfast and a working session in Indianapolis. Two of the ladies from this task force were unfortunately unable to attend this session. This is a fun team helping us think more strategically about the missional opportunities around us here in Indiana.  I traveled back to Marion to drop in and thank Rev. Bob Burchell and the DBMD team that he leads for their investment in our ministerial students. After lunch with Bob’s team, I jumped over to the IWU football game in time to hear that Dr. David Wright, retired president, was being inducted as Indiana’s newest Sagamore of the Wabash, awarded to citizens who have contributed greatly to the heritage of our state. Congratulations, Dr. Wright! The Wildcats improved their record to 2-1 with the 63-6 victory over Trinity International University. Welcome to Max Colaw as the newest member of the Crossroads District ministerial family. Max was born last week to Rev. Andrew and Kaitlyn (Weinmann) Colaw. Andrew is the youth pastor at Sheridan Six Points Church and Kaitlyn is an RN at Riverview Health. Max shares his name with his great grandfather, retired Tri-State District Superintendent, Rev. Max Colaw. Mother and child are both at home and doing well!  We’re also praising the Lord for stories of new spiritual life across our district. Pastor Brent Miller and the team at Gas City Southside Church celebrated six baptisms yesterday!  Pastor Andy Riemersma and the team at Westfield ONE Church celebrated another baptism yesterday!  Rev. Dan Fisher and the team at Delphi Wesleyan Church celebrated four baptisms last week! God is on the move and lives are being #MadeNew!  I’ve been looking forward to this week for months. Friday, September 30, we are partnering with College Wesleyan Church and Wesley Seminary to hold our first “Celebration of Holiness” seminar. We have a great lineup of speakers for this one-day event and the $20 registration fee includes your meal and Kevin Watson’s new book, Perfect Love. Don’t miss these inspiring and informative presentations on the doctrine that John Wesley called “the grand depositum which God has lodged with the people called Methodists…” Note: This event is open to pastors, lay leaders, and ministerial students. Here’s the link to register: https://www.crossroadsdistrict.org/holiness.html  Keep on making a difference in the cause that counts for eternity! Your servant in Christ, Mark Gorveatte Crossroads District Superintendent |
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