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Sej / Hs Notes SEJ / HS NOTES THE NEWSLETTER OF THE SOUTHEASTERN JURISDICTION HISTORICAL SOCIETY THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Volume 19 April 2019 Number 2 The President's Message Church, are not much more than a grain of sand in the bigger picture of historical ministry. Greetings in the name of our Lord and Savior However, we stand on the foundation of Jesus Christ. The seasons come and the generations of Christians called "Methodist" seasons go... as in the calendar year, so it is who committed their time, talent, effort, and with the historic Christian calendar. From resources to witnessing to their faith, saving our Christmastide to Epiphany, Transfiguration, 'stories', and remembering the unending line of then the season of Lent. And as I prepare this witnesses who have made it possible for us document, we are fast approaching Palm to know "our history". Sunday (Christ's triumphal entry into Jerusalem, and His Passion); Holy Week in which we are In about two months annual conferences will reminded each year of His rejection, arrest, begin convening to share their stories of ministry trial, persecution, suffering, crucifixion, and and faith, and to once again record and entombment . Then comes Easter, the preserve the names of clergy and laity who have Resurrection, as Jesus Christ, God's beloved given their all to the cause of Christ, and to seek Son, arose from the grave, conquering death, inspiration and discernment of God's 'will' for our and making eternal life possible for all who will future. We will celebrate the events and believe in Him, receive Him as Lord and Savior activities of the past, and they will become a part and enter into a spiritual relationship that lasts of our history. for eternity, in which "He shall reign forever and Mark the dates July 09-12, 2019 on your ever!". calendar. The Southeastern Jurisdiction For those of us with a passion for history, Historical Society's annual gathering will particularly the history of the Judeo-Christian convene on the campus of Historic Emory faith communities, the Christian year enables us University in Atlanta, GA, hosted by the Pitts to recall, remember, and share the "Good Theological Library of the Candler School of News" of God's love from God's Word. Faith Theology. Think about the 'history' that is history is condensed, compacted, and distilled embedded in those names. in such a way that "The "Word" represents We hope you will make plans to attend, and thousands of years of God's activity... and this learn more about these historic facilities and has been preserved and recorded, and educational environs. (Registration info is continues to be told and retold, and shared with included in this edition of "Notes".) We will also each succeeding generation. hear of plans for our 2020 meeting to be held at The history of the people of God known as the Moore Museum on St. Simon's Island. United Methodists is but a small portion of this Your servant in Christ, story. Thus, we in the Southeastern Jurisdiction Rev. Leland T. Carden, Jr., President Historical Society of the United Methodist Notes from Nancy… “Are you settled in yet?” These days that qualifies as the most frequently asked question. The answer? Yes and no. All of the collections are here and I feel truly at home in the new space, but if you have ever moved you know that the “settling in” process takes a while. The movers were fantastic and I would definitely recommend them, but when they were packing they didn’t take note of the fact that many of the top shelves were empty or contained small, lightweight items. So, of course, although everything is in exactly the same order as before, the records that I reference most often ended up on those top shelves. My husband and I are working together to gradually make the necessary adjustments. And then there’s the office. To be honest, I wouldn’t quite trust an archivist with a truly tidy office because working with archives is just plain messy! But as I explain to visitors, the stacks of file folders do change from day to day as records are brought in, researched and/or organized, and returned to the shelves. Beside that, there is the process of moving from one computer network to another, setting up and learning a new email address, a new telephone number, new computer software, and, eventually, creating a website for the Heritage Center. All while responding to the usual requests for information, giving visitors tours around the “new digs,” working with confirmation groups each weekend, and preparing for a busy summer season. But, really, all is well with the Heritage Center and I look forward to the exciting opportunities that are ahead. Thanks to all who have offered words of support and encouragement. Photos are of our new office and stack space. Please make note of our new contact information: Telephone: 828-356-5065 Email: [email protected] Physical address: 125 N. Lakeshore Dr., Lake Junaluska Mailing address: PO Box 1165, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745 (No change) Schedule Tuesday, July 9 2:00-5:00pm - Registration 3:00pm - SEJHS Steering Committee 5:00pm - Dinner 7:00pm - Welcome 7:30pm - Keynote Address Russell Richey – The Costs of Division: Methodism’s Nineteenth Century Experience 8:30pm - Ice Cream Social Wednesday, July 10 7:00am - Breakfast on your own 9:00am - Morning Session 1 Gary Hauk – Emory University as a Historically Methodist Institution (30min) Brandon Wason – The Wesleyana Collection at Emory (30min) Anne Burkholder – Georgia Methodism and Race in the Early Twentieth Century: Jessie Daniel Ames and William J. Simmons. (30min) 10:30am - Break (15min) 10:45am - Morning Session 2 Sonny Seals – Historic Rural Churches of Georgia (45 Min) John Beyers – William Ragsdale Cannon, Dean and Bishop (30 min) 12:00pm - Lunch on your own 1:30pm - Business Session 3:00pm - Break (view the exhibition gallery) 3:30pm - Afternoon Session Alicia Jackson – CME Church in Georgia (30min) Brandon Wason – The MEC (Northern Church) in Georgia (30min) 4:30pm - Business Session 6:00pm - Dinner and reception (honoree Herchel Sheets) Thursday, July 11 9:00am - Meet at School of Theology and depart for Oxford, GA 10:00am - Tour of Emory College and Oxford, GA Tour guides: Lyn Pace and Nancy Watkins 12:00pm - Lunch (boxed lunches at Oxford) 1:30pm - Travel to Salem Campground 2:00pm - Afternoon Session Tom Elliott - Tour of Salem Campground (60min) Kristofer Roberts - The History of Salem Campground (30min) Cari Goetcheus, The Historic Landscape of Salem Campground (30min) 4:00pm - Return to Druid Hills campus 5:00pm - Business meeting 6:00pm - Dinner on your own 7:30pm - UMW Video and Conversation Susan Rae Raymond and Sally Askews Friday, July 12 7:00am - Breakfast on your own 9:00am Closing Communion Service Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster presiding _________________________________________________________________ LODGING There are numerous hotels in the Emory/Decatur area. The two recommended hotels for the conference are: The University Inn at Emory Emory Conference Center and Hotel https://www.univinn.com/ https://www.emoryconferencecenter.com 1767 N Decatur Road NE 1615 Clifton Road NE Atlanta, Georgia 30307 Atlanta, Georgia 30329 Phone: 404-634-7327 Phone: 404-712-6000 Conference Rate = $134 per night Conference Rate = $174 per night Registration Form The cost is $89 for each person registering, which includes the banquet reception, one lunch, one dinner, and transportation to Oxford College and Salem Campground. Guests may attend the reception at an additional cost of $30 per guest. This form must be received by June 30, 2019. Please direct any questions to Brandon Wason (404-727-1222 / [email protected]). To register online, please visit http://pitts.emory.edu/sejhs/ Prefix: ________ First Name: ______________________________________________ Last Name: ______________________________________________ Preferred Name: ______________________________________________ Suffix: ________ Professional Suffix:________ Address: ______________________________________________ Email Address: ______________________________________________ Telephone: _____________________________________________ Check box if you do not wish to have your name shown on the attendee list [ ] Banquet Guest information Fill out the following information and include an additional $30 if you would like to bring a guest for the reception. Full Name of Banquet Guest: Please include a check for $89 per registrant ($119 if bringing a guest to the reception). Make the check payable to Candler School of Theology with SEJHS in the memo. Include this form with the check and send it to the following address: Pitts Theology Library ATTN: Brandon Wason / SEJHS 1531 Dickey Drive, Suite 560 Atlanta, GA 30322 2020 SEJ/HS Heritage Sunday u7 Annual Meeting May 19, 2019: Convening at The Moore Museum St. Simon’s Island, GA August 4 – 7, 2020 National Historical Society will join us! Mark your calendar today!!! Preservation Workshop 2019 SEJ/HS Annual Meeting November 8 – 10, 2019 Proceedings - $15.00 Heritage Center Order today! Lake Junaluska, NC NAME________________________ The basics of how to maintain – ADDRESS______________________ use – and celebrate the history of our churches – districts – CITY/STATE___________________ conferences. ZIP__________________________ _ For archivists, historians, Mail form and check by 8/31 to: secretaries…and anyone interested Linda Collier, Treasurer and concerned about United 1903 Shenandoah Trail Methodist History. Lebanon, TN 37087 Registration information in July. Publication ready late October 2019 Special Event Membership Notes Co-Sponsored by By Frank Buie, Membership Secretary The addition of annual conference Heritage Center Commission on Archives and History Lecture on Dr. John Wesley Gilbert members to our mailing list has greatly increased our publicity range. Using e-mail By for most of our complimentary subscriptions has reduced our cost! Keeping the list current Dr. John W. I. Lee, Associate Professor has become an interesting task. of History at the University of California Beginning in January, we sent out lists Santa Barbara of all in each annual conference on the mail list and asked for updates, especially for the If you are familiar with the early history of Commissions.
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