Four to be ordained at Christ the King this Sunday

Four to be

ordained at Christ the King this Sunday

Four area men,

William Jonathan Shelton, Jerome Scott De Leo, James Anthony McGee and

Ronald Frank Clemmer, are scheduled to be ordained to the ministry Sunday,

Nov. 24, at 5 p.m. in the new sanctuary of Christ the King Charismatic

Episcopal Church.

The Most Rev.

John W. Holloway, Bishop of the Diocese of Georgia, will officiate, preach

and celebrate Holy Communion at the service.

Shelton, who

lives in Peachtree City, currently serves with the Douglas County Fire

Department as a firefighter and paramedic. He has extensive education

in his field and also has held several leadership positions in a variety

of churches over the years. He served as a group facilitator for Overcomer's

Ministry, an adult drug and alcohol group, and, while at the Cathedral

of the Holy Spirit in Decatur, served as a member of the usher team, as

a deacon (serving approximately 60 families), conducted home church services

twice a month, was a host to visiting pastors, and served in a number

of volunteer capacities. He also has completed training to serve as a

Stephens Minister.

While at Christ

the King, Shelton has served as an usher, member of the Worship team,

the Prayer Team, Chalicist, member of the Parish Council, a Lay Eucharistic

Minister, a licensed Lay Liturgical Minister and, along with his wife,

as a counselor to a number of individuals. He has taken several courses

from St. Michael's Seminary.

De Leo, who

lives in Newnan, has served in a variety of capacities at Christ the King

Church, including member of the Parish Council, the regular officiant

for the Liturgy at the Time of Death for the Pre-Born, support person

and musician for St. Matthew's Mission in Hogansville, a Lay Eucharistic

Minister, coordinator of Lay Eucharistic Ministries, a licensed Lay Liturgical

Minister, a member of the Worship Ministry, Chalice Bearer, Lector, Server,

and as Webmaster for the church's Web site. He also serves as a member

of the Web Graphics Team for the International Communion of the Charismatic

Episcopal Church. De Leo is employed with Delta Technology and is currently

enrolled in St. Michael's Seminary.

McGee lives

in Peachtree city and is currently employed at Caisson Industries. He

received his education at Carroll County Area Vocational Technical School

and at Griffin Technical Institute. He also completed a one year ministerial

training program in the Assemblies of God, completed training as a Stephens

Minister, was graduated from the Institute of Applied Evangelism and has

received further training at Berean College of the Assemblies of God and

at St. Michael's Seminary. Prior to attending Christ the King Church,

he served on the vestry at an Episcopal church and served several terms

on the Board of Deacons of an Assemblies of God congregation. At Christ

the King, he has served as a Eucharistic Minister, Crucifer, Prayer Team

member, Nursery Liaison, and as a member of the support group for St.

Matthew's Mission. McGee also conducts Morning Prayer at Christ the King

at 5 a.m. each workday. He is a veteran of the United States Navy.

Clemmer, also

a Navy veteran, lives in Hogansville. In addition to his duties at Christ

the King Church, he serves as the Lay Vicar, or home missions pastor,

to St. Matthew's Charismatic Episcopal Mission in Hogansville. At Christ

the King, he has served as a Lay Eucharistic Minister, a Lay Liturgical

Minister, Chalicist, Gospel Bearer, Prayer Team member, greeter, usher,

and has participated in and served as co-leader in the Liturgical Service

for the Pre-Born. Prior to his involvement at Christ the King, he served

as a deacon at the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit in Decatur, where he was

given responsibility for the oversight of some 30-50 families. He and

his wife served as ministerial coaches for unwed mothers who were bearing

and giving up their children for adoption. He also served as an usher

and conducted home church services twice monthly. Earlier, Clemmer served

as an interim pastor for New Covenant Fellowship in Greenville, Tenn.

Clemmer is a student at St. Michael's Seminary.

The services

of ordination are open to the public. For additional information, contact

the office at Christ the King, 770-252-2428.

The ordination

service will be the first service held in the new facility of the church,

located at 4881 East Ga. Hwy. 34, between Peachtree City and Newnan.

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