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'''Clyde Samuel "Bud" Precise''' (born in Scottboro) is a the senior pastor for the [[Church of the Reconciler]] in downtown [[Birmingham]]. Since "reitiring"  he spent seven years as pastor of the [[Pilgrim Church]], a United Church of Christ congregation before taking over the Methodist mission to the homeless in [[2011]].
'''Clyde Samuel "Bud" Precise''' (born in Scottsboro, Jackson County) is director of Christian education at [[Pilgrim Church]]. Precise served most of his active ministry in the [[North Alabama United Methodist Conference]]. During his career he pastored [[Trinity United Methodist Church]] in [[Homewood]] and [[Canterbury United Methodist Church]] in [[Mountain Brook]]. He also served a stint in the Peace Corps.


Precise served most of his active ministry in the [[North Alabama United Methodist Conference]]. During his career he pastored [[Trinity United Methodist Church]] in [[Homewood]] and [[Canterbury United Methodist Church]] in [[Mountain Brook]]. He also served a stint in the Peace Corps.
Since "retiring" he twice served as pastor of Pilgrim Church (2002-201 and 2013-2015). He also pastored the [[Church of the Reconciler]] in downtown Birmingham from [[2011]] to [[2013]].


He holds dual standing in the United Methodist Church and the United Church of Christ.


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Latest revision as of 12:25, 15 May 2022

Clyde Samuel "Bud" Precise (born in Scottsboro, Jackson County) is director of Christian education at Pilgrim Church. Precise served most of his active ministry in the North Alabama United Methodist Conference. During his career he pastored Trinity United Methodist Church in Homewood and Canterbury United Methodist Church in Mountain Brook. He also served a stint in the Peace Corps.

Since "retiring" he twice served as pastor of Pilgrim Church (2002-201 and 2013-2015). He also pastored the Church of the Reconciler in downtown Birmingham from 2011 to 2013.

He holds dual standing in the United Methodist Church and the United Church of Christ.

References

  • Feazel, Frances T. (2003) A History of the Pilgrim Congregational Church, United Church of Christ, 1903-2003. self-published by the church