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Enterprise and Elgin Welcome New Pastoral Couple

By Alina Rice, Agosto 21, 2014

The Enterprise and Elgin churches in Oregon are excited to welcome new pastoral couple Jonathan and Erica DeWeber.

Jonathan has Pacific Northwest roots and appreciates the outdoor opportunities that Wallowa and Union counties offer. He graduated from Andrew’s University in Berrien Springs, Mich., with his Master's of Divinity on May 4. Before his graduate studies, he spent two years working as a lay pastor at the McCall (Idaho) Church.

Erica is a registered dietitian and most recently taught nutrition classes at Andrew’s University.

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Jonathan and Erica DeWeber are the new pastoral couple to the Enterprise and Elgin churches.

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Featured in: September 2014

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Alina Rice

Enterprise Church communication leader
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Idaho Conference

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