The work of the province is support the people in their local contexts.  We have created networks focused on passions in ministry.  You are invited to join in on the conference calls or contact the liaison for more information.  

Networks

Archivists
convener:  Brian Wilbert, Ohio
board liaison:  Marlene Hogue, Eau Claire

Creation Care
convener:  
board liaison:  Chris Eggert-Rosenthal, Fond du Lac and Edward Lasseigne, South Ohio

Dismantling Racism
convener:  Margaret D'Anieri, Ohio
board liaison:  Elizabeth Jordan, Eastern Michigan

Intergenerational / All-Ages Worship
Convener:  Miranda Hassett, Milwaukee
board liaison:  Rachel Harrison, Ohio

Lay-Led Congregations 
convener:  Jim Mogensen, Michigan
board liaison:  Jan Goossens, Springfield and Laura Jackson, Chicago

Migration Ministries
conveners:  Silvia Huth, Michigan and Jack Lloyd, Chicago
​board representative:  Lesley MacKellar, Indianapolis

Ministry in Resort Communities
convener:  Dave Penniman, Western Michigan
board liaison:  Chris Hillak, Northern Indiana

Recovery Ministries
convener:  
board liaison:  Joanie Smith, Western Michigan and Betty Bowersox, Missouri

Youth
coordinator:  Erin Wolf, Fond du Lac / Milwaukee / Wisconsin
board liaison:  Matthew Buterbaugh, Milwaukee

Young Adult / Campus Ministry
Leadership Team:  Matthew Lukens, Michigan and Madeline Burbank, Milwaukee
board liaison:  Rick Stanitis, Northern Michigan and Edie Wakevainen, Michigan
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Provincial House of Bishops
Province V House of Bishops - The Rt. Rev. Matthew Gunter, President, Province V Executive Board, Fond du Lac/Eau Claire

Executive Council (representatives from Province V)
M.E. Eccles, Chicago
​Louisa McKellaston, Chicago

Tips for using Zoom
Technology is great! It is also sometimes confusing or overwhelming. Here are some tips for having a great Zoom call!
The technology of video conference calling allows us to meet without the time and expense of traveling. It is not as good as a face-to-face meeting, but better than just a phone call. To make the best use of a video conference, there are a few things we can do. Adjust the camera angle so that it shows your face straight-on, not from below, and so that your head and shoulders nearly fill the screen. Be aware of your background – it is best to have a plain wall behind you, and not to have people or pets moving through the background. When you are not speaking, press “mute” for your microphone – microphones pick up more background noise than we realize, and the background noise clutters the sound signal. Enjoy your zooming!
Ross Penniman