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Longmont, CO, July 20, 2016, Kay Palmer Marsh, Reverend Doctor at Fort Lupton United Methodist Church, has been recognized by Elite Women Worldwide, for dedication, achievement and leadership in ministry.

Rev. Dr. Palmer Marsh is honored for professional longevity as a pastor for more than 20 years. For more than two years, she has been at her current congregation, delivering services for ministries of all ages. In addition to being a pastor, she was appointed to the Urban Renewal Board of Fort Lupont, and is the president of the board for the Rocky Mountain Foundation of the United Methodist Church. She is also a board member of the Rocky Mountain Conference’s Board of Pensions and participates in the League of Women Voters of Boulder County. In her preaching, she endeavors to inspire others to be all that they can be and to live peacefully. Continue reading →

Pastor Becky Saddler

02 Tuesday Feb 2016

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Title: Pastor
Company: First United Methodist Church
Location: Arapahoe, NE United States

Arapahoe, NE, January 21, 2016, Becky Saddler, Pastor at First United Methodist Church, has been recognized by Elite Women Worldwide for dedication, achievement and leadership in religious services.

After 24 years as a comedian, motivational speaker and music teacher, Ms. Saddler received the opportunity to preach at her church. The pastor there asked her if she could be available during Lenten services, and thereafter encouraged her to continue, as he recognized ministry as her true calling. Her prowess for public speaking definitely aided her in her endeavors, as her role includes conducting Bible study groups, mentoring and providing ministry to multiple congregations. Ms. Saddler also visits nursing homes, and, as a rural pastor, she is very connected to the community.

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