Previous Settled Minister

Rev. Eric Kaminetzky

retired Dec 2024

Targeted/Contract Minister

Rev. Nancy Reid-McKee

Jan 2025 – July 2025

Current Interim Minister

Rev. Natalie Malter

Aug 2025-Aug 2027

Helping us with:

Who are we?

Where are we going?

THE COMPLETED PORTION OF OUR TRANSITIONAL MINISTRY


The Interim Minister Search process was successfully completed

The members of the Interim minister search committee were: Rachel, Tatiana, Avery, Gail, and David.
Interim Search Committee asked Transitions Office to Initiate Interim Search
Interim Search Committee prepared Interim Search Documents Packet
Earliest publish date for Congregational Interim Records
Congregational Interim Record Sheet (application) Deadline
Offer extended to the internal candidate Rev. Natalie Malter in June 2025. Rev. Malter started as Interim Minister in August 2025

 


Contract/Target Minister Search process was successfully completed

Board appointed a Contract/Target Minister Search Committee – Carolyn, Cynthia, Grant and Marilyn
Contract/Target Minister Search Committee read the Transitional Ministry handbook 
Contract/Target Search Committee asked Transitions Office to Initiate Search
Contract/Target Search Committee prepared the Contract/Target Search Documents Packet 
UUA Transition team released the Search Document Packet to the Minister Search portal
UUA Transition Team reached out to ministers to encourage them to apply to our search team (This started January 6th 2025) 
UUA Transition Team released minister profiles to our Contract/Target search team
Contract/Target Minister Search Committee veted applicants and passed on to the Board
The Board then negotiated the contract and the Minister began the short term ministry with us.

Rev. Nancy Reid-MckeeEffective January 1, 2025 until July 31, 2025, Rev. Nancy Reid-Mckee agreed to act as a consultant, specifically finding ministers or professionals to lead the Sunday morning services. Rev. Reid-McKee was also available for Memorial Services or other services as needed and was compensated for these additional services at the UUMA recommended rate.