
Pastor Michael Löffler Leaves Waiblingen, Germany, for New Evangelical Methodist Post in Ulm
Pastor Michael Löffler is leaving the Waiblingen district of the Evangelical Methodist Church after ten years. The district also includes Kleinheppach and Rommelshausen. He has accepted a new service assignment in the district of Ulm.
Changes of this kind are customary in the church, Löffler said, and pastors typically move every eight to twelve years. The 55-year-old said Ulm is meant to be his last posting before retirement.
A decade of service in one district reflects wholehearted work in one’s calling (Colossians 3:23).
Löffler leaves what the report describes as a very strong district with a total of about 300 members.
Source: Read the original report (translated from German)
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