Yee Nominated to Second Term

Pacific Northwest Conference Superintendent Greg Yee has been “unanimously and enthusiastically” nominated [...]

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MERCER ISLAND, WA (October 20, 2016) – Pacific Northwest Conference Superintendent Greg Yee has been “unanimously and enthusiastically” nominated to serve a second four-year term, Thomas Robinson, chair of the conference’s Executive Board announced today.

The nomination followed an evaluation by the board, assisted by ECC president Gary Walter. The process included written evaluations by pastors, churches, and staff, as well as hearing from Yee on his dreams for the conference.

“I felt that the process to re-nominate Greg was a great way to show our appreciation of him, as well as gain a detailed understanding of his concerns and his vision for the future for our conference,” Robinson said.

Yee’s name will be placed in nomination at the 127th Pacific Northwest Conference Annual Meeting, April 28-29, 2017, at Grace Community Covenant Church in Olympia, Washington.

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