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The Rev. William E. Olewiler

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United Methodist church structure and doctrine. Science and religion. Christian Education and the Sunday School. Religion and race. Women in the church. United Methodist pastor for 22 years. Member, commissions on Religion and Race and Status and Role of Women. Masters in Divinity and Religious Education.

Experience in the area

Ordained deacon and elder, United Methodist Church. District and conference leadership.

Education/Credentials

Bachelor of Arts, Political Science, George Washington University, Washington DC Master of Arts, Political Science, Brown University, Providence RI Master of Arts, Teaching Secondary Social Studies, Teachers College/Columbia University, New York NY Master of Divinity, Wesley Theological Seminary, Washington DC Doctor of Ministry, Wesley Theological Seminary, Washington DC

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Liz03/26/121010Thank you so much! I appreciate you .....
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Recent Answers from The Rev. William E. Olewiler

2012-05-24 walk with christ:

Hi, Josh:        Jesus died because human beings who sinned with anger, violence, and self-worship had him nailed to a cross.       From the cross Jesus forgave those who crucified him.       We don't

2012-04-18 church doctrine:

Dear Jeannine:         Many United Methodists say that the Bible is inerrant and infallible. The denomination, through its faith statements and seminary teachers, accepts the human authorship of scripture

2012-04-17 Concern about unpardonable sin:

Dear David:         The short answer to your question is, "No." As I see it, you have not committed the unpardonable sin. Jesus was talking about a rejection of God, of the Spirit, in which we are unable

2012-03-16 difference between reverand and pastor:

Dear Barb:         There is no difference. Reverend (with an "e") and Pastor are titles of respect for an ordained minister. Reverend comes from the word "revere," indicating that clergy should be treated

2012-03-14 relocation of pastors:

Dear Sheila:         It is the bishop, working with the cabinet of District Superintendent, who appoints the pastors. Yes, the bishop may move a pastor despite the SPRC recommendation. If indeed there

 

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