SOS Temporary Nebraska Department of Revenue

Provide coverage for staff on leave for illness, vacation, resignation, or termination.

Dump Truck Driver

pick up and Transport of clients under state supervision to classes and appointments as needed.

Make deliveries of medication to nursing homes and rehabilitation hospitals.

supervise six staff, handle visitors, stsff, vehicles

Checking in all vehicles coming into the perimeter, conferring with freight dock supervisors to allow semi trucks to come in, watching for suspicious activity in the parking lot,assisting law enforcement or emergency response services in the response to a critical incident, providing perimeter patrols when staff are not present, scheduling employee work hours, providing critical data to area security director.

Checking in all vehicles coming into the perimeter, conferring with freight dock supervisors to allow semi trucks to come in, watching for suspicious activity in the parking lot, screening all incoming calls to the plant, assisting law enforcement or emergency response services in the response to a critical incident, providing perimeter patrols when staff are not present.

Greeting members, processing orders, arranging items in carts in a proper way, handling cash, assisting members with questions.

Responsibilities included preparing and delivery of lessons and sermons, assisting with AWANA and Youth group activities, preparation of weekly bulletins and monthly newsletter, serving on the Ministerial Association as secretary, preaching during Easter Community worship services, visitation of visitors and the sick, recruitment of new members, community outreach. Accomplishments: • Expanded AWANA Children's program by recruiting five new volunteers from the community, adding a preschool & middle school program, increasing average weekly attendance by twenty percent, saw ten children accept Christ• Rebuilt Men's Ministry by having first activity in two years, hosting a trap shoot where two-thirds were not from the church, hosted fishing campout at Canton Lake.• Baptized four people, increased membership and attendance from 25 to 35• Developed the curriculum for the 2008 Oklahoma district of the North American Baptist Convention summer camping program, taught junior/senior high Bible classes.• Community Involvement: Was invited to speak at Holy Week Community morning services, gave benediction at Okeene High School Commencement. Was invited to speak at the Community Veteran's Day Celebration at Okeene High School  Invited to speak at the Homestead Cemetery Memorial Day Service. Secretary Okeene Ministerial Alliance, wrote articles for Okeene Newspaper

Responsibilities included answering listener questions, assisting the chaplain with counseling duties, serving as theological reference for staff.Accomplishments Helped rewrite discipleship packets for potential converts, with over 250 per year being sent out. Personally assisted Christians from U.S., UK, and Canada and around the world by responding to their questions.Advised staff writers for the Meet With God Bible studies on Biblical issuesWrote form responses for our moderators on the notreligion.com website chat room, a new outreach website designed to attract a younger audience.

Responsibilities included serving as an interfaith chaplain in a maximum security prison of 950 including a 132 bed super maximum security segregation unit and death row area and a drug rehabilitation program, counseling inmates after family member death/illness, marriage counseling, advising staff on religious issues, serving on the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services Religion Study Committee and Diversity Advisory Board, teaching classes on cultural diversity and religion, monitoring abuses of religious practice, recruiting, training, and supervising thirty regular volunteers, running inmate clerk payroll, supervising up to 100 inmates and volunteers at any one time, maintaining area security by watching for criminal activity and locking secured areas, managing department budgets, served as department head supervising numerous inmates and security staff and volunteers, coordinating religious activities and volunteers for twelve religious groups. Accomplishments: Served on the startup team founding religious program in the prison Rewrote, clarified, and simplified thirty percent of the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services Religious policies; conducted a complete rewrite of the Tecumseh State Correctional Institution's Operational Memoranda. Co-wrote new policies on the religious use of tobacco in Nebraska prisons, rewrote the policies in Native American use of bandanas. Member Religion Study (secretary), Diversity Advisory Board, taught classes on prison inmate worship polices; taught diversity awareness to staff.Shared information with several states on religious practices in Nebraska, conducted research for the Nebraska Department of Corrections on religious practices in state prisons in other states. Pioneered use of DVD/VHS as alternate to inmate communal worship during lockdowns

Responsibilities included lesson preparation and teaching Seventh through 11th grades American History and 12th American Government, supervising students, administering and grading tests and papers, helping students with academic questions, meeting with parents at conferences.