UCC Names New President and Executive Committee Actions
December 6, 2021
The December 2, 2021, Executive Committee welcomes the new UCC president.
By UCC Administration
After much prayer and waiting on the Lord, Pastor David Jamieson has accepted the call to serve as president of Upper Columbia Conference beginning in January. He is currently lead pastor of Church in the Valley, located in Langley, British Columbia, Canada, and has been serving there for just over 20 years. For the full article on Pastor Jamieson, see https://www.uccsda.org/david-jamieson-named-president-of-upper-columbia-conference.
In addition to welcoming Pastor Jamieson, the Executive Committee met on December 2, 2021. The full report, including actions from the December 2, 2021, Executive Committee can be viewed
here.
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