The Bus Came By and I Got On

Do you have a passion for the web and the local church? Fellowship Church is looking for a .NET web developer to join our team. You will be pushed and challenged every day to reach and serve our four diverse web communities with creative excellence. If you want to use your love of web development within a dynamic church, Fellowship is the place for you. Click here for the job description and requirements.

This is our first web hire since weblogs have gone mainstream and should present some interesting dynamics. For the first time, a prospective hire can learn a lot about the team and leadership through weblogs. And, I would hope (expect?) that our prospective hire would also have an online home where we can learn about his or her skills, interests, and way of thinking.

If you know someone, or if you are the someone, let me know. And you get bonus points if you know what the title of this post is from!

Comments

[shua]

I'm definitely not your man, but i'm pretty sure that's a Dead lyric.

[Marc Orchant]

Yup.. it's from "The Other One" - a perennial Dead favorite that tells a story about Ken Kesey and The Merry Pranksters who featured the Grateful Dead at their Acid Tests in the Bay area which were immortalized in "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test" by Tom Wolfe. The bus was named "Furthur".

The full line is:

"The bus came by and I got on, that's when it all began."

[ko]

Would love to join, but there's a couple of things which don't help...

1) I just started a new job and my wife would seriously hurt me :)
2) I live in Australia and you probably don't sponsor people to work over there.
3) Not an active member of FC (see point 2).

Otherwise, I would love to work there, sounds like a lot of fun and nice to use my skills in a church environment.