COMMUNITY CAR

Community Car is Madison's carsharing organization, providing cars by the hour. Gas, insurance, car washes -- it's all included! Bus, bike or walk to campus and use COmmunity Car for errands and getaways. You'll save money and free yourself from car-owning hassles. Even the smallest adventure is more fun in a Community Car! In partnership with UW Transportation Services, Community Car is offering an introductory incentive worth $45 when you join. See Community Car's web site for eligibility requirements and to learn more about Madison's carsharing club. www.communitycar.com 608-204-0000

United Methodist Scholarships Available

If you are a United Methodist student interested in scholarship information, please go to

http://www.gbhem.org/gbhem/loans2.html

Back Bay Mission in Mississippi has openings for work teams
Back Bay Mission is a United Church of Christ agency commitment to the poor and marginalized on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.  Following Katrina, the Mission is rebuilding and developing a new affordable housing initiative.  If you are interested in volunteering, call 228-432-0301.  For more information on Back Bay Mission go to http://www.backbaymission.com/.


HospiceCare Seeks Volunteers for its Madison Programs
HospiceCare Inc. needs volunteers to assist in a variety of ways, including:  greeters, kitchen, gift shop, café, administrative and clerical support, and our new thrift shop.  Volunteers are also needed to provide companionship and support to patients and families.  Training is provided.  For more information call Romilia Schlueter at 608-327-7106 or Shawnee Parsil at 608-327-7105

TUTORS NEEDED!!

Black Hawk Middle School and the Urban League Schools of Hope program are looking for tutors and mentors to come in and spend at least one hour a week with some of our students.  Sharing a little of your time each week will prove to be a rewarding experience for both of you.  Help with math, reading, or social skills and enjoy every minute of it!  If you can find the time in your schedule to be a key part in our program, please call Ashley Horton at (608) 204-4385 or email me at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it and let me know what times work for you.  Thanks!

PARENT'S DAY OUT CAREGIVERS, First Baptist Church

Our church family is looking for some fun, loving, and experienced caregivers to help us start a Parents’ Day Out program on Wednesday afternoons from 1-5pm for infants through preschool-aged children. We are scheduled to begin on September 26th, so we need to hear from you right away! In addition to an hourly wage of $10, we can also offer free parking in our lot right off of University, very close to campus. Please contact Leah Lonsbury at 233-1880 or send an e-mail to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it if interested.

YOUTH COORDINATOR POSITION, Westminster Presbyterian Church

We are looking for a committed person of faith who loves to work with youth to work with our youth in grades 5-12 and with their parents. For 10 hours a week, we pay $6,000 for the year. Some experience with drama is a plus. Job duties include:

• being available on Sunday mornings and other times during the week (to be decided)
• helping youth to deepen their faith through Bible study, fellowship activities and mission projects

We are located at 4100 Nakoma Road, Madison, WI 53711 (corner of Nakoma, Seminole Hwy and Uma Drvie, on bus route). Contact Marian Bauer, Director of Christian Education with your resme at the above address or email it to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or call 608-238-3121.

SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER, University United Methodist Church

The Health and Wholeness Advocacy Office of the United Church of Christ is currently seeking applicants for the 2008-2009 Intern. A pdf of the position announcement is available online at:

http://www.ucc.org/lgbt/pdfs/hwa-intern-job-description-080318.pdf.

Phone: 866-822-8224, ext. 3217

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SUMMER STAFF POSITIONS, Michigan Church Camp

All young adults are invited to apply to summer site staff at Tower Hill Camp near Lake Michigan (a camping program of the United Church of Christ). The Camp Staff works with swimming and water related activities, supervises the climbing tower, builds camp fires, works on construction projects, assists in the kitchen, helps with cleaning and maintaining the grounds, and more! The summer at Tower Hill begins with a week of training followed by 9 to 10 weeks of service, fun, and great times. Tower Hill tries very hard to make sure its staff enjoys their summer as well as grow in their leadership abilities, self-reliance, and spirituality. A summer at camp is an excellent opportunity for high school and college students to gain valuable job experience. The minimum age to apply is 16 and some positions have minimum requirements of 18 and 21. Tower Hill positions begin June 5 and go till August 14. We need someone with an updated lifesaving card and someone that could be a health officer among general workers. Contact Donna Schmidt at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or 269-426-3882. For more information, go to http://www.ilodm.org/home/content/view/90/89/.

SUMMER STAFF POSITIONS, South Dakota Church Camp

Are you ready for a summer of adventure and fun? Are you wanting to spend the summer in a part of the state that is close to awesome sights and beautiful natural surroundings? IF so, Camp Rimrock, a Christian camp affiliated with the Presbyterian Church is seeking to fill positions for camp counselor. Requires long hours and a love for working with children and teens!

Counselors will be responsible for:

• Serving as small group leader (with the support of other counselors), being responsible for the daily study, worship, fellowship and recreations, service, or mission of a group of 10-15 campers.
• Encouraging campers to have good personal habits by setting an example in the following areas: getting to bed on time, waking promptly, being at meals on time, personal cleanliness, good table manners, etc.
• The conduct, activities, health, and general needs of campers in their living quarters.

Here is what qualifies you:

• Camp Rimrock is committed to the ministry of the Presbyterian Church. Our candidates should have a growing personal relationship with Jesus Christ and lead a life that reflects that commitment.
• Counselors should possess strong character and demonstrate the ability to make good decisions.
• Counselors should demonstrate an interest in cultivating a relationship with campers of all ages.
• Counselors will have completed 1 year of college, and must pass a criminal background check.

If you are interested, please contact the director—Doug Hoffman:

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US Postal: 23125 Thunderhead Falls Rd, Rapid City, SD 57702