Louisiana United Methodist Cursillo

Our organization operates for the United Methodist Church and the people of Louisiana with the approval and support of the Louisiana Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church and the Spiritual Advisor of the Louisiana United Methodist Cursillo.

The Secretariat

The chief administrative and policy making body of the Louisiana United Methodist Cursillo is the Secretariat, which establishes policies for the movement, oversees finances, and does all things necessary to continue and further its purpose, including selection of its weekend leaders.

Also represented on the Secretariat are representatives from each of the local Ultreyas from across the state. Meetings are held on the Saturday of each Cursillo weekend at First United Methodist Church in Pineville at 12 p.m. and are open to members of the Louisiana Cursillo Community.

2022 Secretariat 

Shirley Parker, Chair

Martha Woods, Chair Elect

Peggy Nations, Past Chair

Sue Carroll, Secretary

Glennell Cottrill, Treasurer

Tina Murrel, Treasurer Elect

Janet P. Duplechain, Registrar

Rhonda Whitley, Pre-Cursillo Rep

Debi Tassin, Post-Cursillo Rep

Kim and Kyle Lord, Weekend Rep

Toni Gilboy, Properties

Walter Parker, Spiritual Advisor

Barney Babin, Web Servant

 

2022 Ultreya Representatives 

Acadiana –(New Iberia),  Joni Chauvin  and Chris Gary
                     (Opelousas),  Earl Taylor  and Anne P McKinney 
                     (Lafeyette) Sam Ball and Rose Broussard 

Baton Rouge – Rhonda Whitley and Barney Babin

Bayou – Marietta Race

Central – Judy “Cha” McDonald

Golden Meadow – Beverly and Jim Hogue

Minden – Linda Simmons

New Orleans –Keith Kreutziger

Northeast – Laura Smith

Northshore – Bryan Burns

Northwest – Karen Toms

Piney Hills – Terry Plamondon and Janette Taunton

Southwest – Janet Pope Duplechain and Tim Duplechain

West – Vicki Weaver