More on the Tennessee Conference Staffing Mess
Pastor-by-day-Mike-Wallace-by-night Jay Vorhees does a masterful job of deconstructing the Tennessee Conference's belated official statement on the recent elimination of two conference staff positions. If you have any interest in this issue, I highly recommend that you read Jay's post. But here's a summary:
The official statement confirms that the decision to eliminate these staff positions was a top-down, un-Methodist decision made in accordance with a loosely defined vision.
Here's another summary:
The bishop had a vision for the conference, apparently inspired by UMC megastar Adam Hamilton, and eliminated the staff persons best equipped to make that vision a reality.
Forgive me, I'm cynical. To Bishop Wills's credit, I've heard that he admits that this matter was handled poorly.
Gavin has more.
The official statement confirms that the decision to eliminate these staff positions was a top-down, un-Methodist decision made in accordance with a loosely defined vision.
Here's another summary:
The bishop had a vision for the conference, apparently inspired by UMC megastar Adam Hamilton, and eliminated the staff persons best equipped to make that vision a reality.
Forgive me, I'm cynical. To Bishop Wills's credit, I've heard that he admits that this matter was handled poorly.
Gavin has more.
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