Childcare Employment

Childcare Employment Opportunity

October 2, 2025 By Sara Beth Miller

Mt. Pleasant Childcare is currently seeking a part time cook. The hours would be from 6 am to 2 pm primarily two days a week. This position could include more days a week if needed. Interested parties would prepare and serve breakfast, morning snack and lunch for the children and staff. All childcare clearances and […]

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Cook Needed!

October 2, 2025 By Sara Beth Miller

We are looking to hire a cook for our child care. The hours for this position are from 6 am to 2 pm. This can be a part or full time position. Our cook prepares breakfast, lunch and two snacks for our children and staff. Applicant would have to acquire all necessary childcare clearances, which […]

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We are Hiring!

February 20, 2025 By Sara Beth Miller

We are looking for a compassionate, patient child caregiver to join our childcare and help us to provide a safe “home-away-from-home” for our center. The responsibilities of the child-caregiver include creating an enriching learning environment and looking after the basic needs of the children under their care. Our hours are Monday through Friday from 6 […]

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I felt the need to name my blog. “Pastor’s Blog” is just weak (and, quite unimaginatively, common). Kerux Christou is a phrase from New Testament Greek meaning “herald of Christ,” i.e., a preacher. That’s me – pastor of Mt. Pleasant and Professor of Preaching at Trinity School for Ministry . And it’s a Greek phrase. I’ve spent over a decade as a Greek Language instructor (so Greek is appropriate). I thought it was a cool blog name too. I asked my wife what to call my blog and she suggested (with a good-natured and cute smirk) “Herb’s Blurbs.” Obviously a very different vein, but I like that too. Not only because it rhymes (which it does!), but because it reflects a corrective to my pretense and reflects the more earthy and mundane nature of most of what I have to say. Let’s face it, most of the time I’m more a Herb’s Blurber than a Kerux Christouer anyway. And I spend most of my time with real people who are dealing with real life stuff. The juxtaposition of the two terms hopefully illustrates the kind of content you’ll find here - which will ideally be thought-provoking, spiritually enriching, and practically applicable for everyday, ordinary life.
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