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'If she succeeds, the church succeeds': New pastor to hold 1st in-person service at Nevada City United Methodist Church since pandemic began

Photo: Elias Funez A further sign of the passing pandemic is the reopening of the Nevada City United Methodist Church to the general public after a year of livestreaming services, as members are eager to return to the sanctuary. Even more thrilling for this Gold Rush era church, a freshly arrived minister will inaugurate a new spiritual journey. Rev. Gail Chiew takes to the pulpit at the 433 Broad St. church on Independence Day. The new pastor takes the helm at a church featured in the Hallmark move “The Christmas Card,” which has continued to draw visitors to Nevada City over the years.

Wendell Ferguson Joins BCS Financial as VP, Information Technology

Wendell Ferguson Joins BCS Financial as VP, Information Technology

Wendell Ferguson Joins BCS Financial as VP, Information Technology Ferguson will provide strategic and operational leadership of all information technology and system functions News provided by Share this article Share this article CHICAGO, May 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ BCS Financial announces that Wendell Ferguson has joined the company as Vice President, Information Technology, effective May 10. BCS provides innovative, easy-to-use insurance and financial services products for Blue Cross Blue Shield Plans and commercial carriers. BCS Financial In this role, Ferguson will provide strategic and operational leadership and direction in the development, implementation, and maintenance of information technology and system functions. He is also responsible for leading and managing the IT team while partnering with business stakeholders to drive strategic initiatives and meet the organizations goals. Ferguson will report to the President & CEO.

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California College Professor On Leave After Berating Student Who Is Hard Of Hearing

Updated Feb 21, 2021 California College Professor On Leave After Berating Student Who Is Hard Of Hearing Officials take action after students post disturbing video of what occurred during an online class at Oxnard College. A professor at a California college has been placed on paid administrative leave after a disturbing video was posted on social media showing him harshly criticizing a student who is hard of hearing during an online class. The acting president of Oxnard College, Luis Sanchez, called the video, apparently posted on TikTok by students, “heartbreaking. No matter what led up to that interaction, there’s no justification,” he told ABC 7 TV.