December 12, 2007

Central E-Link

Weekly Newsletter of the Central Texas Conference

Welcome! This is the conference’s weekly update to church leaders — lay and clergy. Articles/requests should be submitted to Carolyn@ctcumc.org by 12 noon Tuesday in order to be e-mailed on Wednesday. Articles should be brief and include active links to websites or contact persons for details. Use this information for announcements, in church newsletters and/or bulletins. The E-Link and the Central Link newspaper are posted on the conference website at www.ctcumc.org. Read them online or download and copy to share with others. To add a colleague or church member to E-Link’s weekly distribution, send their addresses to susan@ctcumc.org.

— Editor: Carolyn Stephens Carolyn@ctcumc.org

News Briefs — The Conference

[New and/or changed information is printed in blue.]

SPECIAL NOTICE: In observance of Christmas there will be no E-Link for Dec. 26^th, so any time-critical information regarding events and activities should be submitted by next Tuesday (Dec. 18) for the Dec. 19 issue.

Board of Ministry message

The GBHEM now requires that all candidacy registration must be completed online at https://public.gbhem.org/candidacy/default.aspx. Paper applications postmarked after Jan. 1 will be returned to the applicant. If you or your candidates have any questions, please contact Gala at 817-795-7120 or board@ctcbom.org. Other dates to keep in mind:
Jan. 15 Postmark deadline for interview materials mailed to the BOM.

                     Certified, FedX, UPS are recommended.
Jan. 15,       Deadline for materials to be hand-delivered to the BOM office (by 5 p.m.).
March 30-April 2     BOM interviews at Glen Lake Camp
April 2-3    Residency Retreat for new residents (candidates coming for the first time for

commissioning must have completed all educational requirements before they can begin participation in the residency program, although they will begin probationary membership)

Conference treasurer lists important dates

The last day to mail remittance payments is Friday, Dec. 21. Mailed remittances sometimes take a week for delivery to the lockbox, processing, and then delivery to the Conference office for posting. Do not take a chance on that last apportionment payment. The last day to hand deliver is Wednesday, Jan. 9. The Conference office is open Monday – Thursday 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. and Friday 8:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.

Other noteworthy dates:

Jan. 11 — DS apportionment check

Jan. 15 — Council on Finance & Administration meeting

Jan. 22 — Last day for local church check out (all year-end check out is online with assistance available if needed)

Feb. 1 — Last day to submit resolutions to conference secretary

Feb. 1 — Last day to submit recommendations to Rules Committee

Feb. 11 — Deadline for 2009 budget requests to CFA

A Glen Lake Christmas — Dec. 12-15

Glen Lake Camp & Retreat Center’s second annual "A Glen Lake Christmas" welcomes visitors on four consecutive evenings — 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Dec. 12-15. Experience the sights and sounds of Christmas from your personal vehicle, church van, or join Glen Lake for an old fashion hayride. Still Water Lodge, GLC’s new adult conference center, will also be open for tours. You can view information about "A Glen Lake Christmas" at http://www.glenlake.org/christmas.

UM Men’s Retreat — Feb. 1-2

The Central Texas Conference United Methodist Men’s Retreat will be held Friday-Saturday, Feb. 1-2, at Glen Lake Camp & Retreat Center in Glen Rose. Friday activities include a golf scramble at Squaw Valley, supper on your own at area restaurants, and an evening of spiritual fellowship that includes an address on “How to Become a Fisher of Men” by UMM vice president Donnie Sherwood, UMM followed by campfire music and tall tales with Gene Schramme. Saturday activities include a time for meditation with Dr. Ronald Sherwood of Cleburne UMM, a chapel service with UMM General Secretary David Adams of Nashville, more from Donnie Sherwood and an exhibit/bait shop with James Bell. For more details and to register, contact Donnie Sherwood at (817) 332-5522, ext. 204 or dsherwood@irr.com.

Faith Community Leadership Summit — Feb. 26

Faith leaders in Tarrant and surrounding counties are invited to the 2^nd Annual Faith Community Leadership Summit Feb. 26 at the downtown Fort Worth Convention Center. This event, presented by Harris Methodist Hospitals/Texas Health Resources’ Department of Pastoral Care, will address the challenges facing aging congregations and faith communities such as: Alzheimer’s disease, caregiving, navigating the health care system, and senior isolation (loneliness, depression, substance abuse and suicide). Mental health and community health resources will be available to address and support these issues. Among the presenters will be Fort Worth Star-Telegram columnist Bob Ray Sanders as keynoter. For more details, contact 817-703-8432 or LauraVanHoosier@TexasHealth.org.

5^th Annual Lay Speakers Event — Feb. 22-24

It’s time to pre-register for the 5th Annual Meeting of Lay Speakers of the CTC Feb. 22-24 at Glen Lake Camp & Retreat Center in Glen Rose. Participants will meet from 7 p.m. Feb. 22 to 1 p.m. Feb. 24. For more information, contact Sandra Oliver at skoliver@swmail.sw.org or 254-939-0208 or visit the conference website at www.ctcumc.org.

Adult mission trip to Reynosa, Mexico — Feb. 23-29

The Central Texas Conference Volunteers in Mission is sponsoring an adult (ages 18 and older) UMVIM mission trip to Reynosa, Mexico, Feb. 23-29. At this time, the team has reached its full capacity. If you would like to be placed on the waiting list, please contact Jennifer Coggins at Jennifer@ctcumc.org (817-877-5222, 800-460-8622).

Opportunity to partner with Hurricane survivors in Southwest Louisiana

Two years after Hurricane Rita there still remains over 3,000 families in trailers and/or living in homes damaged by the hurricanes. Most of these families have little or no resources to make the necessary repairs to their homes and current programs and services cannot speak to the need alone. Area volunteer coordinators are asking local groups from churches, civic organizations, sororities, fraternities, business and corporations to “Adopt A Family” and help them repair and rebuild their homes. The Central Texas Conference is proud to have a partnership with the Lake Charles Disaster Recovery Station, part of the disaster recovery ministry for the Louisiana Conference. Please consider seeking opportunities for your church to adopt a family in need of assistance with recovery. Please visit www.ctcumc.org/disaster for more information.

Mission trip opportunity

White’s Chapel UMC invites you to participate in their mission trip to Montevideo, Uruguay April 12-19, 2008. The team will work at the Friendship House, which serves as a Methodist church; a center for young children in daycare, youth, and children with special needs; and a lodging facility for church visitors. The cost of the trip is $2,500.00 and the deadline to register is 12/31/07. For more information, contact team leaders Wayne Foster at 817-310-0097 or waynefoster@verizon.net, or Jeff Miller at 817-637-8996 or papajeff@charter.net. You may download a brochure at www.ctcumc.org/umvim.

Talent Bank Forms for volunteer service are online

Please remember that this year we are asking both clergy and lay people who are interested in serving at the district or conference level to complete a Talent Bank Form online! You can access the form at www.ctcumc.org/talentbank.

Choirs for 2008 Annual Conference
If you would like for your choir to be considered to sing at the 2008 Annual Conference, please send a CD recording of your choir to Tom Robbins at First UMC Temple, Box 773, Temple 76503.

News Briefs — The Denomination

Perkins’ Ministers Week — Jan. 28-30

Perkins School of Theology at Southern Methodist University will conduct its annual Ministers Week Jan. 28-30 on the topic of “Albert Outler and the Wesleyan Spirit.” This conference for scholars, pastors, church and academic professionals, and laity honors the centennial of the theologian’s birth. Pre-registration for the program, which will be conducted on SMU’s Dallas campus, ends Jan. 22. This conference will critically examine Outler’s work and assess his contribution to Wesley studies, Christian history, Protestant theology, ecumenism and the church, drawing upon the wisdom of leading thinkers of both church and academy. Lectures and worships during the week will be conducted by several outstanding theologians and pastors. Registration information is available on the Perkins website at smu.edu/perkins. The cost of the program is $200. Discounts are available for retired pastors and members of various reunion-year classes. For more details, contact 1-888-843-6564 or perkins@smu.edu.

Young People’s Ministries debuts new leader development resource

The General Board of Discipleship’s Young People’s Ministries will sponsor leadership development sessions for adults who work in ministry with young people. Events will be held in five locations with the first — and closest to Central Texas — on Feb. 9-10 at Grace UMC in Oklahoma City. The Saturday session runs from 9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. and the optional Sunday “Living Waters” retreat from 8:30 a.m. – 12 noon. The ‘SOURCE is a place where all adult workers, paid and volunteer, can find meaning and relevance for life and ministry. Participants will grow in their own leadership skills for effective ministry and discover new ways to empower youth and young adults as leaders in their immediate contexts (school, work, home and church). To register and find hotel options, visit www.gbod.org/thesource or contact Micki McCorkle, mmccorkle@gbod.org, 615-340-1797; or Sarah Smith, ssmith@gbod.org, 615-340-1780. (UMNS)

Charles Wesley timeline available

In celebration of the 300^th anniversary of Charles Wesley’s birth on Dec. 18, the General Board of Discipleship offers an interesting timeline of his life that can be found at http://www.umcworship.org and downloaded for inclusion in church newsletters, bulletins, etc. Did you know that he wrote more than 6,500 texts, including poems and hymns. His range of poetic meters demanded the composition of new tunes and rhythms. His use of Scripture in his texts is unprecedented, with only the books of Obadiah, Nahum, Zephaniah, and Third John not used. He and his brother John published 64 collections of hymns between 1738 and 1785, many of which consisted of only Charles’ texts.

Bishop May prays for shooting victims

Offering prayers for those affected by two shootings in Colorado, a UM Bishop Felton E. May questioned the use of guns "in a society that claims to be civil and compassionate." Five people died in two separate incidents Dec. 9, including a gunman, and five others were wounded. Bishop May, interim chief executive of the UM Board of Global Ministries, issued a Dec. 10 statement lamenting the loss of life from the two incidents. "May God heal the bodies of survivors and the grief of those who mourn the dead," he said. (UMNS)

Africa University honors Murapa's service

While Africa University has grown in size and enrollment in the past 10 years, an even greater future lies ahead, according to the school's outgoing vice chancellor. The UM-related school has more than doubled its student population to nearly 1,400 during the past decade, but Rukudzo Murapa said the university "has just yet touched its potential." Murapa told a gathering in his honor that the "greater horizon is out there," and the university community must pull together with one mind and in one direction to reach it. "Whoever named the university 'Africa,' for whatever reason they had, has given this university a challenge," he said. "... It is a dream the size of the continent called Africa, and it must be realized for the continent." Diplomats, business people, church and community leaders, alumni and students came together in a Nov. 30 farewell extravaganza to honor Murapa and his leadership of the pan-African school. Last October, Murapa decided to step down as vice chancellor of the university, ending nearly 10 years at the helm. The Africa University Board of Directors appointed Fanuel Tagwira, dean of agriculture and natural resources, as the school's interim leader, effective Dec. 1.

Christian Educators Fellowship/Preaching from the Center — Oct. 24-27, 2008

Registration has opened for "Blessed to Be a Blessing: Christian Education for the 7th Generation with Preaching from the Center," a conference of Christian Educators Fellowship (CEF) and Preaching from the Center (PFC). The conference is Oct. 24-27 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel and Albuqerque Convention Center in Albuquerque, NM. For the first time, these two normally separate national events will be held jointly. Participants will be able to cross-register for workshops from either conference, and many events (e.g. worship, Bible study) will be shared. Entire ministry teams are encouraged to attend together, as the conference is designed for both clergy and laity, professionals and volunteers, preachers and those involved in any kind of educational ministry. Full conference details are available at http://www.cef2008.org. Christian Educators Fellowship can be found on the web at http://www.cefumc.org. The General Board of Discipleship can be found on the web at http://www.gbod.org.

****Central Texans will benefit from General Conference training online****

UM Communications is offering a five-session online course for those who want to learn more about General Conference. The free course has garnered more than 150 participants in only the first three days, and is expected to gain momentum as General Conference 2008 approaches.

“The course is ideal for anyone attending the 2008 General Conference, including communicators and delegates, as well as UMs interested in learning more about how the denomination makes decisions,” said site administrator Cheryl A. Hemmerle. “Participants can begin the course at any time between Nov. 15 and Dec. 26, and move through the sessions at their own pace.” To register for the course, visit http://training.umcom.org . For more information, call 888-278-4862 or e-mail training@umcom.org. Additional sessions will be offered from January to May 2008 leading up to the 2008 General Conference.

Emergent Church for the Existing Church Conference — April 8-10, 2008

This conference is geared to those who want to know more about the Emerging Church movement, its ideas and ideals, and how the existing church can work with this growing movement. The program, hosted April 8-10 by St. Luke’s UMC in the Denver suburb of Highlands Ranch, will feature presentations from leaders of both the Existing Church and the Emerging Church together in a Post-Modern context. For more details, contact Bob Pierson at Leadership Nexus (bpierson@leadershipnexus.net).

South Central Jurisdiction retreat center promotes GREEN — March 7-9

Before “green” became a popular buzzword, the Mount Sequoyah Conference Center in Fayetteville, Ark.’s staff began working with environmental advisors to plan a conference led by national and regional on environmental concerns. They offer March 7-9 the Caring for Creation Conference to provide information and working applications for faith-based congregations to apply and implement within their local communities. For more details on this critical, timely opportunity, please visit http://www.mountsequoyah.org/CaringforCreation.pdf or contact Marilyn Braswell at 800-760-8126.

News Briefs — Local Churches & Ministry Groups

4^th Annual La Posada — Dec. 17

Everyone welcome / bienvenidos todos
Gratis / Free Rain or shine / Lloviendo o dia claro

The 4^th Annual La Posada walk (Caminata empieze) begins 5:30 p.m. at Grace UMC (4028 Calmont, Fort Worth 76107) and ends with a live Nativity / Natividad at 6:15 p.m. at Arlington Heights UMC (4200 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth 76107). This notice is a correction to a previous notice in the Entre Nos / Between Us newsletter. There will be bebidas/drinks, sweet bread/pan dulce, tamales, a children’s petting zoo/ zoologico para los ninos.

Christmas Posada – Dec. 15
El Buen Samaritano UMC will be welcoming Christmas with a traditional Latin-American celebration of La Posada at 4 p.m. Dec. 15. Come out and join the fun. There will be hot chocolate, a drama, live animals. You are encouraged to dress in the garb of biblical times and to wear comfortable walking shoes!

First Euless hosts church growth seminar – Jan. 29
First UMC Euless will host on Jan. 29 "The Engaging Church," a seminar offering latest practical tools for effective outreach and church growth. The event is presented by three experienced and cutting-edge organizations: Church Growth, Inc.; Connection Power.com; Outreach, Inc. Don't miss this great learning experience. Call 800-844-9286 or visit www.churchgrowth.net for more information and to register.

First Mansfield Advent concerts and services — Dec, 16
12/16 Remembrance Service at 6 p.m.
A service of prayer and remembrance will be held in the sanctuary of First Mansfield to remember and honor those loved ones who have passed on. Pictures will be placed on the altar and candles will be lit to represent the eternal flame of love that never dies. Special music and a message by Jim Gause will be offered.
12/16 Bell and Chime Christmas Concert at 7:30 p.m.
Beth LaMee, director of Bell and Chime Ministries, will conduct First Mansfield’s Bell and Chime Concert featuring three adult bell choirs, one youth bell choir, two bell quartets and bell duets in a evening of joyous Christmas music that will delight both young and old.

Arlington Heights UMC Christmas music ministry

The last of several Advent-related events will be held by Arlington Heights UMC (4200 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth) and open to the public:

• 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 16 — Bells at Christmastide featuring Joy Ringers from University UMC and Murray Handbell Choir from Arlington Heights; reception follows in Atrium

Community Christmas candlelight service at First Holland — Dec. 16

First UMC of Holland will host the Community Christmas Candlelight Service at 7 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 16. Everyone is invited. Communion will be served. Further information can be obtained from Judy Gotcher, Certified Layleader at judyg@vvm.com or 254/982-9046.

A Celebration of Women — Feb. 7-9

“High Heels, High Hopes, High Calling: A Celebration of Women” is being billed as America’s largest women’s conference Feb. 7-9 San Antonio’s Alamodome. This is the Women of Faith National Conference with more details on speakers and activities available at www.womenoffaith.com or 1-888-49-FAITH. The Women of Faith’s 2008 National Conference will be in San Antonio Feb 7-9th. Max Lucado and Anita Renfroe will be two of the speakers! If anyone is interested and would like more information or materials such as flyers and/or brochures or would like someone to bring a presentation to their church, contact Alicia Adkins 512-635-3964 or aadkins@womenoffaith.com.

Fifth Annual Lay Speakers’ Event – Feb. 22 - 24

This event is organized by the Central Texas Conference Committee on Lay Speaking Ministries. Who should attend? United Methodists who wish to become Lay Speakers and Lay Speakers who wish to fulfill renewal requirements. This is an opportunity to become a Lay Speaker, take an Advanced Lay Speaker Course and Fellowship with Lay Speakers. Payment & Registration Information for Lay Speaking Event:

Check/money order payable to Dr. Sandra Oliver, 6200 W. FM 436, Belton 76513
Registration - $90 Desk registration - $99 RV registration - $70

Mission education opportunity — Feb. 2

The North Texas Conference has invited mission-minded folks in the CTC to attend their annual Mission Forum on Saturday, Feb. 2, at St. Luke “Community” UMC in Dallas. Save the date and visit the UM Volunteers in Mission page on the CTC website (www.ctcumc.org) for more information.

Depression is real in our churches, our communities

There is a critical need for mental health services in our communities and our churches can help. Pastors have already or will receive soon a letter from the Depression Connection Team with three requests. Please take them seriously and cooperate for the sake of those within your congregation who are struggling with depression — either personally or along with their family member(s) or friend(s). Here’s what you can do to help educate and/or refer to consultation and support groups:

(1) Appoint two volunteers from the congregation who are familiar with and interested in mental health concerns to coordinate an educational seminar. Without encouragement, many people are intimidated or stigmatized about acknowledging their difficulties with mental illness.

(2) Obtain committee support to assume responsibility for planning and promoting the mental health education seminar.

(3) Host a Depression Connection Team Seminar facilitated by Tony Campbell. Funding is available for educational seminars through a grant from the Central Texas Conference Committee on Mental Health, coordinated by Bliss Dodd.

Depression Connection program coordinator Ed Jones is available to assist your church with the

logistics of scheduling an education seminar, providing promotional materials, and assisting in identifying existing support groups or establishing a support group at your church. Contact him at 817-810-9599 or depressionconnection@ce-corp.net.

Resources

Conference Resource Center

New resources highlighted at the Conference Resource Center this week are described below. There are always new resources; check them out! For these and many more resources, contact Carol Roszell at 817-877-5222 or 800-460-8622.

Liquid. Each DVD features five 10-minute thought provoking videos and introspective questions. A revolutionary new way to study the Bible by translating ancient stories into the language of today’s culture. Each emotionally charged episode presents a story of everyday characters with real problems and struggles that mirror the same ones found in stories of the Bible. Young adult study. Titles are: “Fork in the Road,” “Crossing,” “Mirror Image” and “Live at Five.”

Nothing But Nets T-shirts available

Cokesbury Bookstore is supporting the Nothing But Nets campaign by offering T-shirts for sale. The entire $20 goes to the purchase of a mosquito net for a family. Please stop by the store and learn more about how you can help save lives.

Jurisdictional Retreat Center opportunities

For the latest program opportunities at Mount Sequoyah, our So, uth Central Jurisdiction retreat center, check out their current newsletter posted on their website at www.mountsequoyah.org.

Needs, Resources, Opportunities

NOTE TO LISTERS: Please contact Carolyn Stephens at Carolyn@ctcumc.org to pull your listing when your opening has been filled.

Communications Secretary

Come and join a dynamic ministry team at Meadowbrook UMC in Fort Worth. This position requires a 32-hour work week from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and Friday from 8:30 a.m. to noon. Strong computer, organizational and communication skills are a must. The church is located in an urban area rich with the multi-cultures of east Fort Worth. Send resume (including specific software experience) to the attention of Diane Griffin, SPRC chair at Meadowbrook UMC, 3900 Meadowbrook Dr., Fort Worth 76103 or email to mumc@sbcglobal.net.

Glen Lake Summer Employment Opportunities
Glen Lake Camp & Retreat Center currently has openings for summer staff positions. If you are a college student, or know of one, with a love of Christ and have the desire to be a part of the Glen Lake summer camp ministry, please visit www.glenlake.org/summerstaff. Please send your applications before Dec. 14 in order to schedule an interview over the holidays.

Glen Lake Summer Volunteer Opportunities
Glen Lake Camp & Retreat Center is looking for volunteers and LINK’s for the 2008 summer camps. Volunteer forms are available online at http://www.glenlake.org/volunteer, you will have the opportunity to bring your love of Christ to a child this summer! LINK applicants should be current high school juniors or seniors and be willing to attend a mandatory training in February, please visit http://www.glenlake.org/link for an application.

P-T Youth Ministry Intern
Part-time youth intern position open at First UMC, Bedford. Primarily working with Junior high ministries, this person will assist the director of student ministries with all areas of care and outreach to youth and their families. Approximately ten hours a week with the possibility of becoming half-time. Contact Lynn Moore, pastor, or Dawn Martin, director of student ministries, at 817-283-5536 for any question and send your resume to lmoore@fumcbedford.com.

Director of Student Ministries

First UMC of Stephenville seeks a spiritually grounded, energetic, personable self-starter with experience in building a strong, dynamic student ministry. This church of 1250+ members is located in a vibrant college town 60 miles SW of the Dallas-Fort Worth area. With a membership of active, well-rounded youth, this ministry is ripe for growth. Passionate, organized, open-minded, Biblically knowledgeable individuals should contact the search committee by e-mail at fumc@our-town.com. Salary negotiable and competitive.

Web Producer / Web Ministry Team

UM Communications in Nashville seeks applicants for the position of web producer/web ministry team. The deadline for applications Dec. 21. Any interested applicants should apply to the Human Resources Office, P. O. Box 320, Nashville, TN 37203, 615-742-5137 or fax resumes to 615-742-5428.

P-T Choir Director

First UMC Coleman is looking for someone with a passion for music and worship to lead and further develop the choral music of the church. The choir is a vital part of the church's ministry within the church and the Coleman community. The person needs to be willing to be a team player, flexible and a self-starter, with some experience with both contemporary and liturgical (traditional) music. This is a part-time position (approximately 10 hours per week). To inquire further or apply please send brief cover letter and resume to Jeff Miller, fax #325-625-4859 or e-mail to fumclmn@web-access.net (please put choir director in the subject line).

Children's Ministries

First UMC of Midlothian seeks an experienced children's programs leader for a thriving program in a growing church. Your love for Christ and for children will help to transform many lives. This position requires strong organizational and administrative skills plus the ability to recruit, encourage, and guide our large pool of parent and adult volunteers. 25 hrs/weekly.$19,000 annual. Contact: Allyson Paxton, pastorpaxton@aol.com, or call 972-775-3993.

Stewardship Campaign Resource

First UMC Grapevine has about 100 audio CDs that are related to a stewardship campaign they did a couple of years ago. Each set contains two CDs. They are designed to listen to one set of scripture readings every day for 40 days. The jewel case does have an insert that has First Grapevine’s name on it, but a generic case could replace it. Any church interested in using these resources may contact Melissia Mason at melissiam@fumcg.org or 817-481-2559, ext. 109.

Pianist available for weddings

Cindy Hitt, a pianist at Covenant Methodist in Arlington, is also available to play for weddings in the Metroplex area and southward toward the Waco area. If interested, contact her at 817-415-5550 or cindy.hitt@crmstudios.tv for rates.

Part time worship leader/planner

This position is open at first UMC, Bedford, with opportunities for creative ministry in the areas of blended worship planning, choir directing, praise team rehearsals and leading worship for two Sunday morning services. In addition, being part of an exciting cross-trained team who share in the vision of a church with all the ministry areas in full cooperation with each other. Contact Lynn Moore for more details, or send resume to lmoore@fumcbedford.com.

Minister of Music & Worship
FUMC-Midlothian seeks leader to continue development of a strong music ministry: 3 Sunday services (gospel, blended, contemporary), seasonal special programs, general oversight of children's program & contemporary service worship. 25 hrs/wk. $25,000/yr. Prefer B.A.Music & record of program building. Keyboard/MIDI/organ skills are an advantage. Send resume to Allyson Paxton, pastorpaxton@aol.com, or call for more info. 972-775-3993.

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