United Methodist Communications
LeRae Collins possesses extensive experience in communications, development, and project coordination, currently serving as a Communications and Development Specialist at United Methodist Communications since January 2014, with a focus on projects like Imagine No Malaria. Previously held roles include Development and Project Coordinator for the Holston Conference of the United Methodist Church, Career Coach at Southwest Virginia Community College, Director of Development for The Health Wagon, Sales Representative at Lincare Holdings, Admissions Counselor at Appalachian School of Law, Scheduler for Jon Bowerbank's campaign for Lt. Governor, and intern for Congressman Rick Boucher. LeRae Collins holds a degree in Mass Communications and Political Science from Emory & Henry University and graduated as valedictorian from Haysi High School.
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United Methodist Communications
As the communications agency for The United Methodist Church, United Methodist Communications seeks to increase awareness and visibility of the denomination in communities and nations around the globe. United Methodist Communications also offers services, tools, products and resources for communications ministry.