Roland Brammeier Award

- The Conference Board of Global Ministries created the Roland Brammeier Award to be given for Community activism.
In 2010, The Conference Board of Global Ministries created the Roland Brammeier award, in memory of Rev. Roland William Brammeier, (November 26, 1937 to March 26, 2009), a United Methodist minister and community activist.
Roland had a unique ability to inspire, motivate and empower others to tackle social justice issues and provide for those in need. He did so with infectious joy and a sense of humor that will always be remembered. As founding director of Tucson Metropolitan Ministries in the mid 1970s, he was instrumental in developing a multitude of social programs that continue to serve the Tucson community today. His work continued throughout the state of Arizona on behalf of children and the poor for his entire career.
This award is designed to honor one United Methodist clergy and one United Methodist lay person in the Desert Southwest Conference and will be awarded at Annual Conference. Additionally, the Conference Board of Global Ministries will make a monetary donation to a charity associated with feeding the hungry or a meal program as selected by those winning the nomination.
Persons receiving the award must demonstrate exemplary performance in the area of mission related to children, hunger, and/or shelter. If you know someone you would like to nominate for this award, please fill out an award application and submit the form to pastorcitd(at)gmail.com or by mail to Mel Munchinsky, 12835 N. 32nd Street, Phoenix, Arizona 85032.
Nominations will be accepted until Sunday, April 10, 2012. Please use this form for award nominations.


