Torin S. Eikler has been called to serve Northern Indiana District as
district executive minister, a four-fifths time position beginning
Sept. 1. Currently he is a team co-pastor at Morgantown (W.Va.) Church
of the Brethren, which also is affiliated with Mennonite Church USA.
Carol Spicher Waggy has been serving as interim district executive for
Northern Indiana.
During his seven-year tenure at the Morgantown Church, Eikler has
provided leadership for West Marva District through Bible study, the
Peace Team, and Matthew 18 seminars, and he has been a member of an
Allegheny Mennonite Conference committee for conference structure
redesign. He has served on the Church of the Brethren’s Committee on
Interchurch Relations, Anti-Racism Team, and as guest director for youth
workcamps. During a term in Brethren Volunteer Service he was
coordinator for the Church of the Brethren workcamp ministry in 1998-99,
and served at the Capital Hill Soup Kitchen in Washington, D.C.,
2001-02.
He holds a master of divinity degree from Bethany Theological
Seminary in Richmond, Ind., and a bachelor of arts degree in biology and
environmental studies, with a minor in French, from Manchester
University in North Manchester, Ind.
He and his family will move to Northern Indiana District sometime in
August. His wife Carrie Eikler is coordinator for the ministry training
programs (TRIM and EFSM) of the Brethren Academy for Ministerial
Leadership, a ministry training partnership of the Church of the
Brethren and Bethany Seminary.
Source: 6/10/2014 Newsline
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