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Olivet Nazarene University Digital Commons @ Olivet District Assembly Journals Church of the Nazarene 2011 Chicago Central District 2011 : 107th Annual Assembly Journal Church of the Nazarene. Chicago Central District Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.olivet.edu/cotn_daj Part of the Christian Denominations and Sects Commons Recommended Citation Chicago Central District, Church of the Nazarene., "Chicago Central District 2011 : 107th Annual Assembly Journal" (2011). District Assembly Journals. Book 2. http://digitalcommons.olivet.edu/cotn_daj/2 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Church of the Nazarene at Digital Commons @ Olivet. It has been accepted for inclusion in District Assembly Journals by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Olivet. For more information, please contact [email protected]. CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT 2011 ONE HUNDRED SEVENTH ANNUAL ASSEMBLY JOURNAL __________________________________ SESSION HELD AT Chicago First Church of the Nazarene (Lemont Campus) LEMONT, ILLINOIS JUNE 19-20, 2011 107th Annual Assembly Journal of the Chicago Central District Church of the Nazarene Sessions held at Chicago First Church of the Nazarene (Lemont Campus) Lemont, Illinois June 19-20, 2011 Dr. Eugénio R. Duarte General Superintendent Dr. Brian E. Wilson District Superintendent Printed by CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE PO BOX 101163, Chicago, IL 60610 CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT ASSEMBLY INFORMATION st 1 nd 2 rd 3 th 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th 10 th 11 th 12 th 13 th 14 th 15 th 16 th 17 th 18 th 19 th 20 st 21 nd 22 rd 23 th 24 th 25 th 26 th 27 th 28 th 29 th 30 st 31 nd 32 rd 33 Date 9/6-10/05 7/25-26/06 10/1-6/07 10/ /08 9/30/-10/3/09 9/29-10/2/10 9/20-24/11 10/9-11/12 10/1-5/13 9/23-27/14 9/8-12/15 9/6-10/16 9/5-9/17 8/28-9/1/18 9/3-7/19 9/1-5/20 8/31-9/4/21 8/30-9/3/22 8/29-9/2/23 9/2-7/24 9/9-13/25 9/1-5/26 8/31-9/4/27 8/29-9/2/28 8/28-9/1/29 8/27-31/30 8/26-30/31 8/31-9/4/32 8/29-9/3/33 8/29-9/2/34 8/28-9/1/35 9/2-5/36 9/1-4/37 District Supt. L.B. Kent G.C. Walker T.H. Agnew T.H. Agnew T.H. Agnew T.H. Agnew J.M. Wines J.M. Wines L. Milton Williams E.P. Ellyson I.G. Martin W.G. Schurman W.G. Schurman Charles A. Brown Charles A. Brown Charles A. Brown Charles A. Brown Charles A. Brown E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant District Sec. Herbert Hunt G.C. Walker A.T. Harris A.T. Harris E.J. Fleming E.J. Fleming J.A. Decker J.A. Decker Charles A. Wilson Charles A. Brown Charles A. Brown Charles A. Brown Charles A. Brown W.S. Purinton W.S. Purinton W.S. Purinton Floyd B. Johnson Floyd B. Johnson H.B. Garvin H.B. Garvin H.B. Garvin H.B. Garvin H.B. Garvin H.B. Garvin H.B. Garvin H.B. Garvin H.B. Garvin H.B. Garvin H.B. Garvin H.B. Garvin H.B. Garvin H.B. Garvin A.L. Parrott Place Chicago, IL Chicago, IL Chicago, IL Chicago, IL Canton, IL Chicago, IL Marshalltown,IA Chicago, IL Olivet, IL Olivet, IL Olivet, IL Olivet, IL Olivet, IL Olivet, IL Olivet, IL Olivet, IL Olivet, IL Danville, IL Olivet, IL Olivet, IL Olivet, IL Chicago, IL Olivet, IL Champaign, IL Chicago, IL Champaign, IL Danville, IL Springfield, IL Olivet, IL Olivet, IL Danville, IL Decatur, IL Champaign, IL ii General Supt. P.F. Bresee P.F. Bresee P.F. Bresee P.F. Bresee P.F. Bresee P.F. Bresee H.F. Reynolds P.F. Bresee E.F. Walker P.F. Bresee E.F. Walker R.T. Williams J.W. Goodwin R.T. Williams J.W. Goodwin R.T. Williams J.W. Goodwin R.T. Williams H.F. Reynolds R.T. Williams J.W. Goodwin R.T. Williams H.F. Reynolds R.T. Williams J.W. Goodwin R.T. Williams H.F. Reynolds J.B. Chapman J.W. Goodwin J.B. Chapman R.T. Williams J.B. Chapman R.T. Williams District Treas. Herbert Hunt Herbert Hunt Herbert Hunt Herbert Hunt Herbert Hunt Herbert Hunt Herbert Hunt Herbert Hunt J.W. Lawrence C.J. Henderson Herbert Hunt F.A. Runquist E.J. Fleming E.J. Fleming T.W. Willingham H.S. Keister H.S. Keister T.W. Willingham T.W. Willingham T.W. Willingham T.W. Willingham Laurence H. Howe Laurence H. Howe Laurence H. Howe Laurence H. Howe Laurence H. Howe Laurence H. Howe Laurence H. Howe W.S. Purinton W.S. Purinton W.S. Purinton W.S. Purinton W.S. Purinton th 34 th 35 th 36 th 37 th 38 th 39 th 40 st 41 nd 42 rd 43 th 44 th 45 th 46 th 47 th 48 th 49 th 50 st 51 nd 52 rd 53 th 54 th 55 th 56 th 57 th 58 th 59 th 60 st 61 nd 62 rd 63 th 64 th 65 th 66 th 67 th 68 th 69 th 70 8/31-9/3/38 8/30-9/1/39 8/28-30/40 8/27-29/41 9/2-4/42 9/1-3/43 8/30-9/1/44 8/29-31/45 8/28-30/46 8/27-29/47 8/25-26/48 8/31-9/1/49 8/30-31/50 8/29-30/51 8/20-21/52 8/19-20/53 8/11-13/54 8/10-11/55 8/8-9/56 7/24-25/57 7/23-24/58 7/22-23/59 7/20-21/60 7/19-20/61 7/18-19/62 7/18-19/63 7/29-31/64 7/8-9/65 7/7-8/66 7/6-7/67 7/4-5/68 7/10-11/69 7/9-10/70 7/9-10/71 7/14-15/72 7/19-20/73 6/28-29/74 E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant E.O. Chalfant Mark R. Moore Mark R. Moore Mark R. Moore Mark R. Moore Mark R. Moore Mark R. Moore Mark R. Moore Mark R. Moore Mark R. Moore Mark R. Moore Mark R. Moore Mark R. Moore Mark R. Moore Mark R. Moore Mark R. Moore Mark R. Moore Forrest W. Nash Forrest W. Nash Forrest W. Nash Forrest W. Nash Forrest W. Nash Forrest W. Nash A.L. Parrott Ralph Rice Ralph Rice Ralph Rice Ralph Rice Ralph Rice Ralph Rice Ralph Rice Ralph Rice Ralph Rice Ralph Rice Ralph Rice Ralph Rice Ralph Rice Ralph Rice Ralph Rice Ralph Rice Ralph Rice Ralph Rice Ralph Rice Ralph Rice C. Kenneth Sparks Fred W. Gibson Fred W. Gibson Fred W. Gibson Fred W. Gibson Fred W. Gibson Fred W. Gibson Fred W. Gibson Fred W. Gibson W.M. Lynch Byron M. Carmony Byron M. Carmony Byron M. Carmony Byron M. Carmony Byron M. Carmony Byron M. Carmony Olivet, IL Decatur, IL Kankakee, IL Kankakee, IL Kankakee, IL Kankakee, IL Kankakee, IL Kankakee, IL Kankakee, IL Kankakee, IL Kankakee, IL Kankakee, IL Kankakee, IL Kankakee, IL Kankakee, IL Kankakee, IL Danville, IL Chicago, IL Kankakee, IL Danville, IL Chicago, IL Kankakee, IL Danville, IL Chicago, IL Kankakee, IL Danville, IL Chicago, IL Kankakee, IL Kankakee, IL Kankakee, IL Kankakee, IL Kankakee, IL Kankakee, IL Kankakee, IL Kankakee, IL Kankakee, IL Kankakee, IL iii J.G. Morrison R.T. Williams J.B. Chapman R.T. Williams H.V. Miller R.T. Williams J.B. Chapman R.T. Williams H.V. Miller G.B. Williamson Hardy C.Powers D.I. Vanderpool Samuel Young Hardy C. Powers G.B. Williamson Samuel Young Hugh C. Benner D.I. Vanderpool G.B.Williamson Hardy C.Powers Samuel Young Hugh C. Benner D.I.Vanderpool V.H. Lewis G.B.Williamson Hardy C.Powers Samuel Young Hugh C. Benner V.H. Lewis George Coulter Eugene L.Stowe Samuel Young Orville W.Jenkins Edward Lawlor V.H. Lewis George Coulter George Coulter W.S. Purinton W.S. Purinton W.S. Purinton W.S. Purinton W.S. Purinton W.S. Purinton W.S. Purinton W.E. Eigsti Ralph Bauerle Ralph Bauerle M.K. Millikan M.K. Millikan C.B. Armes C.B. Armes C.B. Armes C.B. Armes C.B. Armes C.B. Armes C.B. Armes C.B. Armes C.B. Armes C.B. Armes C.B. Armes C.B. Armes C.B. Armes C.B. Armes C.B. Armes C.B. Armes C.B. Armes C.B. Armes C.B. Armes C.B. Armes C.B. Armes C.B. Armes C.B. Armes C.B. Armes C.B. Armes st 71 nd 72 rd 73 th 74 th 75 th 76 th 77 th 78 th 79 th 80 st 81 nd 82 rd 83 th 84 th 85 th 86 th 87 th 88 th 89 th 90 st 91 nd 92 rd 93 th 94 th 95 th 96 th 97 th 98 th 99 th 100 st 101 nd 102 rd 103 th 104 th 105 th 106 th 107 6/27-28/75 7/2-3/76 6/24-25/77 6/23-24/78 7/13-14/79 7/10-11/80 7/9-10/81 7/1-2/82 7/8-9/83 7/6-7/84 7/12-13/85 7/11-12/86 7/10-11/87 7/8-9/88 7/14-15/89 6/22-23/90 6/20-21/91 6/18-19/92 6/17-18/93 6/16-17/94 6/15-16/95 6/13-14/96 6/13-14/97 6/18/98 6/9-10/99 6/7-8/00 6/6-7/01 6/16-17/02 6/15-17/03 6/11-14/04 6/12-13/05 6/18-19/06 6/17-18/07 6/22-23/08 6/14/15/09 6/20-21/10 6/19-20/11 Forrest W. Nash Forrest W. Nash Forrest W. Nash Forrest W. Nash Forrest W. Nash Forrest W. Nash Forrest W. Nash Forrest W. Nash E. Keith Bottles E. Keith Bottles E. Keith Bottles E. Keith Bottles E. Keith Bottles E. Keith Bottles E. Keith Bottles E. Keith Bottles E. Keith Bottles E. Keith Bottles E. Keith Bottles E. Keith Bottles E. Keith Bottles E. Keith Bottles E. Keith Bottles Brian E. Wilson Brian E. Wilson Brian E. Wilson Brian E. Wilson Brian E. Wilson Brian E. Wilson Brian E. Wilson Brian E. Wilson Brian E. Wilson Brian E. Wilson Brian E. Wilson Brian E. Wilson Brian E. Wilson Brian E. Wilson Byron M. Carmony Byron M. Carmony Byron M. Carmony Byron M. Carmony Harold J. Westlund E. Keith Bottles Daniel Wheelock Daniel Wheelock Daniel Wheelock Daniel Wheelock Daniel Wheelock Daniel Wheelock Daniel Wheelock Daniel Wheelock Daniel Wheelock Daniel Wheelock Daniel Wheelock Daniel Wheelock Daniel Wheelock Daniel Wheelock Daniel Wheelock Daniel Wheelock Daniel Wheelock Lyle W. Curtis Lyle W. Curtis Lyle W. Curtis Lyle W. Curtis Lyle W. Curtis Edward H. Heck Edward H. Heck Edward H. Heck Edward H. Heck Edward H. Heck Edward H. Heck Edward H. Heck Edward H. Heck Edward H. Heck Kankakee, IL Kankakee, IL Kankakee, IL Kankakee, IL Kankakee, IL Kankakee, IL Bourbonnais, IL Bourbonnais, IL Bourbonnais, IL Bourbonnais, IL Bourbonnais, IL Bourbonnais, IL Bourbonnais, IL Bourbonnais, IL Bourbonnais, IL Bourbonnais, IL Bourbonnais, IL Bourbonnais, IL Bourbonnais, IL Bourbonnais, IL Bourbonnais, IL Bourbonnais, IL Bourbonnais, IL Bourbonnais, IL Bourbonnais, IL Bourbonnais, IL Bourbonnais, IL Lemont, IL Kankakee, IL Kankakee/Lemont,IL Bourbonnais, IL Bourbonnais, IL Kankakee, IL Bourbonnais, IL Kankakee, IL Bourbonnais, IL Lemont, IL iv V.H. Lewis Charles.H. Strickland Orville W.Jenkins Eugene L. Stowe Wm. M. Greathouse Jerald D. Johnson V.H. Lewis Charles.H. Strickland Charles.H. Strickland Orville W. Jenkins Raymond W. Hurn Eugene L. Stowe Eugene L. Stowe Wm. M. Greathouse Donald D. Owens Jerald D. Johnson Jerald D. Johnson John A. Knight John A. Knight Wm. J. Prince Wm. J. Prince Paul G. Cunningham Paul G. Cunningham James H. Diehl James H. Diehl Jim L. Bond Jim L. Bond Jerry D. Porter Jerry D. Porter W. Talmadge Johnson W. Talmadge Johnson Jesse C. Middendorf Jesse C. Middendorf Paul G. Cunningham Paul G. Cunningham Eugénio R. Duarte Eugénio R. Duarte C.B. Armes Norman Moore Norman Moore Norman Moore Norman Moore Norman Moore Norman Moore Norman Moore Norman Moore Norman Moore Norman Moore Norman Moore Doug Perry Doug Perry Doug Perry Doug Perry Doug Perry Doug Perry Doug Perry Doug Perry Doug Perry Doug Perry Doug Perry Doug Perry Doug Perry Doug Perry Doug Perry Doug Perry Doug Perry Doug Perry Ryan Spittal Matt Foor Matt Foor Matt Foor Matt Foor Matt Foor Heidi Taylor ORDINATION PHOTOGRAPH CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT ASSEMBLY 2011 (First Row, from left to right): MaryAnn Cook, Katie Gregory, Jillian Hird, Blanca Elizabeth Peñate, Maria Garcia, Kathy Caldwell; (Second Row, from left to right): Dr. Eugénio Duarte, Rev. Brent Ulrich, Rev. Lisa Kay Ulrich, Rev. Steven D. Cook, Rev. Aaron A. Gregory, Rev. Brandon E. Hird, Rev. Edward Peñate, Rev. Ezequiel Garcia, Rev. Paul W. Caldwell, Dr. Brian E. Wilson. v CONTENTS I. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY A. District Officers ................................................................................................ 1 B. District Leadership Support Staff ..................................................................... 1 C. District Boards and Standing Committees (by Board or Committee) .............. 1 D. Assembly Committees ..................................................................................... 2 E. District Departments (NMI, SDMI and NYI) ..................................................... 3 F. Geographical Mission Areas and Zones ......................................................... 4 G. District Church Directory ................................................................................. 6 H. Ordained Elders ............................................................................................ 21 I. Ordained Deacons ........................................................................................ 27 J. Retired Ministers ........................................................................................... 27 K. Licensed Ministers ......................................................................................... 28 L. Ministers Serving Connectional Interests ...................................................... 32 M. Ministers Serving in Nazarene Institutions/Special Connectional Interests ... 32 N. Ministers Serving in Interdenominational SPC .............................................. 32 O. Non-Ordination Candidate for Renewal of District License ........................... 32 P. Active Evangelism Service Retired ............................................................... 32 Q. Registered Song Evangelist .......................................................................... 33 R. Registered Evangelist ................................................................................... 33 S. Laypersons Serving Connectional Interests .................................................. 33 II. GENERAL INFORMATION A. Received on Transfer .................................................................................... 34 B. Granted Transfer ........................................................................................... 34 C. Elected to Elder’s Orders .............................................................................. 34 D. Dropped From the Roll of Elders ................................................................... 34 E. Granted Minister’s License ............................................................................ 34 F. Minister’s License Not Renewed ................................................................... 34 G. New Churches Organized ............................................................................. 34 H. Churches Inactive .......................................................................................... 34 I. Church Type Missions ................................................................................... 34 J. Where to Send Funds ................................................................................... 34 III. PLAN OF EXAMINATION A. District Ministerial Studies Board ................................................................... 36 B. Instructions to Students ................................................................................. 39 IV. DAILY PROCEEDINGS A. Sunday Evening ........................................................................................... 40 B. Monday Morning .......................................................................................... 41 C. Monday Afternoon ........................................................................................ 42 D. Monday Evening- Ordination Service ........................................................... 44 vi V. REPORTS A. District Superintendent Report ..................................................................... 46 B. District Boards 1. District Advisory Board ............................................................................ 56 2. Ministerial Credentials Board................................................................... 57 3. Ministerial Studies Board ......................................................................... 59 C. District Assembly Committees 1. Finance Committee ................................................................................. 60 2. Memoirs ................................................................................................... 68 3. Nominating Committee ............................................................................ 69 VI. DISTRICT DEPARTMENTS A. NMI CONVENTION 1. Daily Proceedings.................................................................................... 70 2. Presidents’ Reports ................................................................................. 73 B. NYI CONVENTION 1. Daily Proceedings.................................................................................... 78 2. President’s Report ................................................................................... 78 C. SDMI CONVENTION 1. Daily Proceedings.................................................................................... 80 2. Chairperson’s Report............................................................................... 80 3. SDMI Statistics ........................................................................................ 81 VII. FINANCIAL AND STATISTICAL A. District Treasurer’s Report ........................................................................... 83 B. Statement of Financial Position and Supplemental Information ................... 85 C. SDMI Treasurer’s Report ........................................................................... 104 D. NYI Treasurer’s Report .............................................................................. 105 E. NMI Treasurer’s Report .............................................................................. 106 F. Supplemental Statistical Report ................................................................. 108 G. Schedule of Property .................................................................................. 109 H. District Operating Budget (FY 2011-12) ..................................................... 110 I. District Assembly Statistical Growth Chart ................................................. 111 ADDENDUM (Master Contact List) vii I. Official Directory A. DISTRICT OFFICERS General Superintendent Having Jurisdiction— Dr. Eugénio R. Duarte, 17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lenexa, KS 66220 (913-577-0500) District Superintendent—Dr. Brian E. Wilson (2015), P.O. Box 101163, Chicago, IL 60610 ([email protected]; fax: 312-255-0180; 312-255-0151) District Ministry Center—1111 N. Wells St., Suite 305, Chicago, IL 60610; Mail: P.O. Box 101163, Chicago, IL 60610 ([email protected]; fax: 312-255-0180; 312-255-0151) District Secretary— Dr. Edward H. Heck, P.O. Box 101163, Chicago, IL 60610 ([email protected] fax: 312-255-0180; 312-255-0151) District Treasurer—Mrs. Heidi Taylor, P.O. Box 218, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-274-4032) th District NMI President—Rev. H. Mark Else (2013), 5531 W. 130 St., Palos Heights, IL 60463; ([email protected]; fax: 708-597-9123; 708-597-6122) District NYI President— Aaron Gregory (2013), 156 N. Hickory, Manteno, IL 60950 ([email protected]; 815-514-5333) District SDMI Chairperson — Rev. Michael W. Day (2012), 2438 Erskine Rd., Joliet, IL 60433 ([email protected]; 815-723-8352) B. DISTRICT LEADERSHIP SUPPORT STAFF Office Assistant to the DS – Rev. Edward Peñate—1111 N. Wells St., Suite 305, Chicago, IL 60610 Mail: P.O. Box 101163, Chicago, IL 60610 ([email protected]; fax: 312-255-0180; 312-255-0151) Mission Area Assistant to the D.S. (Central and South Suburban) —Dr. Edward H. Heck, 905 Percy Dr. Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]) Mission Area Assistant to the D.S. (South) —Rev. John T. “Jack” McCormick, 255 S. Poplar, Manteno, IL 60950 ([email protected]; 815-468-8231) Mission Area Assistant to the D.S. (Suburban) -- TBA Financial Secretary- Mrs. Michelle Thomas, P.O. Box 567, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-929-1964) C. DISTRICT BOARDS AND STANDING COMMITTEES (See Addendum A for Contact Information) District Advisory Board Brian E. Wilson (district superintendent, ex officio), Elders: David Anderson (2014), Kendall Franklin (2013), Edward H. Heck (2013), John T. “Jack” McCormick (2012), TBA (2012), Laypersons: John Alexander (2012), Fred Hardy (2012), Doug Perry (2014), Cheryl Seymour (2014), Karl Tabor (2013). Board of District Mission and Evangelism Shall be composed of the District Advisory Board 1 Board of Ministry District Ministerial Credentials Board (Terms to expire in 2013) Brian E. Wilson, ex officio; Wilfredo Canales, Ronald Dalton, Michael Day, W. Randy Dodd, Kendall Franklin, Edward H. Heck, Lawrence W. Hindmand, Carl Leth, John T. McCormick, Franklin Moore, Jerry Short, and David Wine. District Ministerial Studies Board (Terms to expire in 2013) Brian E. Wilson, ex officio; Gary Aills, Michael Benson, Leon Blanchette, Jerry Bimber, Wilfredo Canales, H. Mark Else, Mark Holcomb, Frank Laci, David Ludwig, Sergio Mayorga, Rodney Miller, John Mohler, Ron Panos, Todd Peeler, Mark Quanstrom and Robert Smith. Olivet Nazarene University Trustees Brian E. Wilson, ex officio; John Alexander- Layman (2013), Fred Hardy -- Layman (2012), Edward H. Heck -- Elder (2013), John T. McCormick -- Elder (2012). Church Properties Board Shall be comprised of the District Advisory Board Board for Church Property Advisement (to serve a three year term, until 2013) The District Superintendent; Clergy: Gary Aills, Andy Combs, W. Randy Dodd, Jerry Harris, John T. McCormick, Rodney Miller, and John Mohler; Laypersons: Bob Bateman, Eric Erickson, Stan Remole, Karl Tabor, Matt Whitis and Joe Wimberly. District Court of Appeals (to serve a three year term- until 2013) The District Superintendent, Chairman of the Board of Credentials, District Secretary, and the following elders: John T. “Jack” McCormick and TBA. Board of District Missions and Evangelism (to serve a three year term, until 2013) Shall be composed of the District Advisory Board. D. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES (See Addendum A for Contact Information) District Finance Committee Finance Committee (includes Advisory Board members) to be elected to a three year term (until 2013)- District Superintendent, Presidents/Chairpersons of NYI, NMI and SDMI, District Secretary, District Treasurer; Clergy- Gary Aills, Dave Anderson, Jerry Bimber, Michael W. Day, W. Randy Dodd, Kendall Franklin, Michael Jones, William Luttrell, and Doug Ward; Laypersons- Jesse Bass, Robert Bateman, Robert A. Brown, Dan Ferris, John Grill, Barry Huebner, Ken Johnson, Terry Kochersperger and Felix Simpkins. 2 Moral and Social Issues (Shall be composed of the District Advisory Board) E. DISTRICT DEPARTMENTS 1. District NMI Ministries President—H. Mark Else (2014) Vice President—Carla Lovett (2012) Secretary— Kathy Caldwell (2013) Treasurer—Sandy Story (2012) Prayer Coordinator—Paula Else (2013) Educating—Deborah Hendrick (2012) Discipling Coordinator—Carla Lovett (2012) Giving Coordinator—Kathy Yanchick (2012) LINKS—Janice Carlson (2012) Prayer and Fasting—Marcia Wright (2012) Alabaster—Bethsy Luguingan (2012) Compassionate Ministries—Karen Ruthenbeck (2012) World Mission Broadcast—Kent Pitcher (2012) Missionary Health Care—William Bell (2012) Mission Call Coordinator—Ralph Goodwin (2012) Home Assignment/Deputation—Lauralee Nothstine (2013) World Evangelism Fund—Paul Caldwell (2012) Publicity/Web Master—Cole Berkley (2012) North Suburban Zone—Bonnie Moyer (2012) South Zone—Paul Caldwell (2012) Kankakee Zone—Tammy Chenoweth (2012) Hispanic Liaison—Sandra Pineda (2012) Asian Liaison—Mary Mercer (2012) 2. District SDMI Board Executive Committee (Manual 237) District SDMI Chairperson — Rev. Michael W. Day (2012) District Superintendent, ex-officio — Dr. Brian E. Wilson District NMI President — Rev. H. Mark Else District NYI President — Rev. Aaron Gregory Other Board Members Elected by the Assembly (Manual 237) Council Member (Clergy- term expires in 2013) — Jeff Alexander Council Member (Clergy- term expires in 2013) — Steven Cook Council Member (Layperson- term expires in 2013) — Heather Tucker Council Member (Layperson- term expires in 2012) — Nancy Peeler Officers and Ministry Directors Elected by the SDMI Board (Manual 237.1) District SDMI Secretary — TBA District SDMI Treasurer — Michelle Thomas Children’s Division Director of Children’s Ministries International – TBA Children’s Quizzing Director — TBA 2011 Children’s Camp Directors Jessica Karuchit and Caley Spangenberg 3 Youth Division (See NYI Directory) Adult Division Director of Adult/Family Ministries International — TBA Ethnic Ministries Director — Ada Canales Senior Adult Ministries/Prime Time Director — John D. Story Marriage Enrichment Director — Nancy Peeler Men’s/Family Ministries — TBA 3. District NYI Ministries President — Aaron Gregory (2012) DP of Events — Joe Lee (2012) DP of Ministry/ Training — Bill Koch (2012), DP for JNI — Enrique Mayen (2012) Secretary — Elizabeth Bjorling (2012) Quizzing Directors — Scott and Sara Christensen (2012) IMPACT Director — Sarah Chamberlain (2012) Celebrate Life Director — Bill Koch (2012) Jr./Sr. High Camp Director — Dave Ludwig Snowball Retreat — Joe Lee (2012) Members At Large Lay Leader- Christina Fischer Lay Leader- Berto Lopez Lay Leader- Ray Smith Waukegan Lombard Gillman Early Youth Representatives: Andy Pate Emily Yantes Andrew Perabeau Danville Manteno Chicago Northside F. GEOGRAPHICAL MISSION AREAS AND ZONES 1. Mission Areas The Southern Mission Area (11 churches) Mission Area Assistant -- Rev. Jack McCormick (Manteno Church). This mission area consists of the churches of the South Zone (below). The Central and South Suburban Mission Area Mission Area Assistant -- Dr. Edward H. Heck (Kankakee First Church) This mission area consists of the churches of the Kankakee Zone, the South Suburban Zone and the Blue Island congregations. The Suburban Mission Area Mission Area Assistant – TBA This mission area consists of the churches of the Joliet, Southwest, West, North and Northwest Suburban Zones, with the exception of the Blue Island congregations. 4 The City of Chicago Mission Areas Overseen directly by the District Superintendent This mission area consists of the churches of the City of Chicago Zone. 2. District Zones South (11 churches) Danville Cedar Grove, Danville First, Danville Northside, Danville Southside, Danville Westside, Gilman, Hoopeston Community, Milford, Paxton, Potomac, and Sheldon. Kankakee (11 churches and 1 CMC) - Aroma Park, Bradley, Kankakee College, Kankakee Eastridge, Kankakee First, Kankakee Westbrook, Kankakee Wildwood, Kempton, Limestone, Manteno, Momence First, and CMC: Center of Hope. Joliet (5 churches) - Joliet Crystal Lawns, Joliet First, New Lenox, Wilmington First, and Living Water. South Suburbs (3 churches) - Chicago Heights, House of Prayer Ministries, and Lighthouse Community. Southwest Suburbs (8 churches)- Blue Island, Blue Island Spanish, Chicago Calvary, Chicago First, Chicago Oak Lawn First, Chicago Southside Arabic, Chicago Summit Spanish, and Worth. West Suburbs- (6 churches and 1 NewStart) Naperville Trinity, Chicago First Korean, Elgin, Lombard, West Chicago (Hispanic), Word and Worship Christian Community, and New Start: Korean Naperville. North and Northwest Suburbs (8 churches) – Crista la Unica Esperanza, Mt. Prospect International, Mundelein, Mundelein Spanish, North Chicago, Real Life, Waukegan First and Casa de Dios. City of Chicago (9 churches, 1 multi-site (Austin), 2 mission and 3 CMCs) -- Ch. Emanuel Spanish, Ch. First Spanish, Ch. Gage Park, Ch. Ingleside Community, Ch. First (Austin campus), Ch. Norridge Spanish, Ch. Northside, Ch. Oak Lawn Arabic, Ch. Uptown Vietnamese, Grace Fellowship, Missions: Ch. Mongolian; New Song, CMC: INTRSCT, New World Christian Min., CMC: Austin After School Ministries. 5 G. DISTRICT CHURCH DIRECTORY Aroma Park (Organized 1951) (010-0020) Location — (Mail: P O Box 75)102 S. Mill St., Aroma Park, IL 60910 (815-937-1141) Pastor — (LM) (11/1/00) Alberto Quezada (Maria Lourdes), 107 S. Bridge St. (P O Box 75), Aroma Park, IL 60910 (815-937-4039) Assoc. Pastor — Juan de Dios Zarate Children's Min. Dir. — Maria Lourdes Quezada NYI Min. Dir./Pres. — Ivonne Quezada NMI Pres. — Juan de Dios Zarate Church Treas. — Michelle Thomas Blue Island (Organized 1943) (010-0040) Location — (Mail: PO Box 775)12815 Gregory St., Blue Island, IL 60406 (708-385-5965) Pastor — (OE) (8/01/07) Wesley Mills (Linda), 347 N. Cleveland, Bradley, IL 60915(815-939-7608) SDMI Chairperson — Linda Mills Church Board Sec. — Elsie Wegner Church Treas. — Inez Metzger Blue Island Spanish (Organized 1997) (010-0018) Location — (Mail: PO Box 775)12815 Gregory St., Blue Island, IL 60406 (708-385-5965) Pastor — (OE) (11/12/95) Sergio Mayorga (Eriberta), 12815 Gregory St., PO Box 775, Blue Island, IL 60406 (708-385-0984) Music Dir. — Oscar Cruz SDMI Supt. — Herminia Cruz NYI Min. Dir./Pres. — Oscar Cruz NMI Pres. — Martha Muñoz Church Board Sec. — Cristina Cruz and Beatriz Cruz Church Treas. — Edmundo Montes Bradley First (Organized 1950) (010-0050) Location — (Mail: PO Box 305)195 N Douglas Ave., Bradley, IL 60915 (815-932-3867) Pastor — (2005) Robert Hollowell (Marty), 104 Chesterfield Ct., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-936-0739) Assoc. Youth Pastor — Desiree Engelkens Worship Pastor — Michael Flowers NYI Min. Dir./Pres. — Desiree Engelkens NMI Pres. — Rebecca Hilliker SDMI Supt. — Anita Pippin Church Board Sec. — Krissy Devors Church Treas. — Terry Leathers Casa de Dios (Organized 2010) (010-0009) Location — (Mail: 709 McKinley, Mundelein, IL 60060) 560 Belvedere Rd., Waukegan, IL 60085 (312-714-9351) Pastor — Julio Mina (Orfila), 709 McKinley, Mundelein, IL 60060 (312-714-9351) NYI Min. Dir./Pres. — NMI Pres. — SDMI Supt. — Church Board Sec. — Church Treas. — Chicago Calvary (Organized 1926) (010-0082) Location — 5536 W 131st St., Crestwood, IL 60445 (fax: 708-597-9123; office: 708-597-6122) Pastor — (OE) (1/8/01) H. Mark Else (Paula), 5531 W 130th St., Palos Heights, IL 60463 (708-371-0625) 6 Music Dir. — Jo Fajardo SDMI Supt. — Jo Fajardo Children’s Min. Dir. — Becky Else Men’s Min. Dir. — Paul Cash Women’s Min. Dir. — Sue Cash Adult Min. — Edna Roach Prime Time Director — Edna Roach NMI Pres. — Paula Else Church Board Sec. — Laura Loew Church Treas. — Carl Loew Chicago Ebenezer (Inactive) (010-0088) Chicago Emanuel Spanish (Organized 1995) (010-0022) Location — (Mail: 2952 N Kildare, Chicago, IL 60641) 4232 N. California, Chicago, IL 60618 (773-539-9403) Pastor — (OE) (12/4/94) Pedro Aguilar (Berta), 2952 N. Kildare, Chicago, IL 60641(773-282-3508) Assoc. Pastor — David Cardenas Minister of Praise — Marlon Aguilar NYI Min. Dir./Pres. — Jonathan Campos NMI Pres. — Wendy Tzul SDMI Supt. — Elsa Campos Adult Min. — Margarita Gamorro Children’s Min. Dir. — Magaly Lema Church Board Secretary — Rosalinda Sanchez Church Treasurer — David Cardenas Chicago First (Organized 1904) (010-0100) Location — 12725 Bell Rd., Lemont, IL 60439 and 500 N. Laramie, Chicago, IL 60644 (fax: 630-257-8994; office: 708-349-0454) Pastor — (OE) (1/8/00) Kevin M. Ulmet (Karen), 2 Timberline Place, Lemont, IL 60439 (630-257-9986) Chicago Austin Campus Site Pastor — Ron Allen (Tonya), 914 Pasture Rose St., Joliet, IL 60439 (312-287-7074) Chicago Austin Campus Assoc. Pastor — Marie Donaldson Cooper Executive Pastor — Andy Combs Minister of Worship — Clark Howe Assoc. Pastor/Worship Arts — Jeffrey T. Emmons Worship Min. Asst. — Brian Quade Sunday Evening Pastor/Adult Ed. Dir. — Robert I. Brown Pastor of Children — Jessica Karuchit Co-Youth Pastor — David Ludwig Co-Youth Pastor — Tim Britton Saturday Night Pastor/Adult Min. Dir. — Adam Lewis Single Adult Min. Dir. — Brandon Hayes Vis. Min. — Larry Hindmand Vis. Min. — Howard Millhuff Outreach Pastor — David Baillie Pre-School Director — Sharon Kane Garcia SDMI Supt. — John Brown Men's Min. — Jeff Melvin Women's Min. Dir. — Kristin Evers Prime Time Dir. — Faith McInturff NMI Pres. — Shari Potter NYI President — John Cunningham Work and Witness — Gerry Lau 7 Church Board Sec. — Jim Hair Church Treas. — Bob Bateman Chicago First East Indian (Inactive) (010-0097) Chicago First Filipino (Inactive) (010-0655) Chicago First Korean (Organized 1975) (010-0120) Location — 1435 W Wise Rd., Schaumburg, IL 60193 Pastor — (OE) (12/26/98) Ho-Kyung Kwak (Insuk), 1691 S. Green Meadows, Streamwood, IL 60107 Children's Min. Dir. — Eunice Choi SDMI Supt. — Bun Hoc Kim NMI Pres. — Oak Sun Kim Church Board Sec. — Dong Ha Kim Church Treas. — Hyo Sook Whang Chicago First Russian (Inactive) (630-529-2345) (773-983-9191) (010-0104) Chicago First Spanish (Organized 1984) (010-0103) Location — 3909 W North Ave., Chicago, IL 60647 (fax: 773-862-8737; office: 773-862-8734) Pastor — (OE) (9/15/85) José A. Alfaro (Irma), 229 Nordica Ave., Glenview, IL 60025 (847-515-6290) Assoc. Pastor — Hector E. Alfaro Assoc. Youth Pastor — Enrique Mayen Assoc. Pastor — Abel Mata Assoc. Pastor — Juan Carlos Valladares Assoc. Pastor — Nahum Primo Antonio Vis. Min. — Gildardo Villegas Music Dir. — Alberto Alfaro SDMI Supt. — Genny Villegas NYI Min. Dir./Pres. — Danilo Aguilar Women's Min. Dir. — Irma Alfaro NMI Pres. — Rev. Ruth De Leon Church Board Sec. — Judy Rodriguez Church Treas. — Estuardo Mazin Chicago Gage Park (Organized 2011) (010-0016) th (office: 773-720-8064) Location — 2806 W 59 St. , Chicago, IL 60629 th Pastor — (OE) (2/14/2011) Ezequiel Garcia (Maria), 6056 S 74 Ave., Summit, IL 60501 (708-785-1080) Music Dir. — Julio García SDMI Supt. — Elfega Salazar NYI Min. Dir./Pres. — Paulina Cortes NMI Pres. — Miguel García Church Board Sec. — Paulina Cortes Church Treas. — Elfega Salazar Chicago Heights (Organized 1913) (010-0180) Location — 699 W 8th St., Chicago Heights, IL 60411 (fax: 708-481-3259; office: 708-481-3210) Pastor — (OE) (3/1/06) W. Randy Dodd (Nancy), 2324 W. Norfolk Rd., Crete, IL 60417 (708-283-0283) Administrative Pastor — Don Wilson Children’s Pastor — Cory Koehn Youth Pastor — Jimmy Guffey, Jr. Assoc. Pastoral Care — Thoma Evans Vis. Dir. — Frederick Newell 8 Music Dir. — Dave Manes SDMI Supt. — Brenda St. Peter Childcare/School (Dir./ Principal) — Rhonda Smith NYI Min. Dir./Pres. — Ed Lustig NMI Pres. — Bethsy Luquingan Work & Witness Coordinator — Ken Silvers Prime Time Dir. — Marie Shelton Men’s Min Dir. — Dave Woods Women’s Min Dir. — Nekita Smart Church Board Secretary — Faye Urfer Church Treasurer — Diana Hall Chicago Hickory Hills (Inactive) (010-0170) Chicago Ingleside Community (Organized 1950) (010-0110) Location — 939 E 72nd St., Chicago, IL 60619 (773-955-5170) Pastor — (LM)(3/1/09) Michael Evans, 12500 S. Lowe, Chicago, IL 60628 ([email protected]; 312-735-8166) Church Board Sec. — Tracie C. Evans Church Treas. — Elizabeth M. Middleton Chicago Lincoln Park Community (Inactive) (010-0048) Chicago Mongolian (CTM) (010-0003) Location — 203 E. Camp McDonald Rd., Prospect Heights, IL Pastor — (LM) Mie Hae Rhee, 17709 Larkspur Ln., Homewood, IL 60430 Chicago Mount Greenwood (Inactive) 708-799-0012) (010-0140) Chicago Norridge Arabic (Inactive) (010-0153) Chicago Norridge Spanish (CTM) (010-0017) Location — 4256 N. Oriole Ave., Norridge, IL 60706 Pastor — (LM) Oscar Trujillo (Loida), 1927 N. Tripp, Chicago, IL 60639 (773-516-1153) (773-772-6869) Chicago Northside (Organized 1924) (010-0150) Location — 1900 W Leland Ave., Chicago, IL 60640 (fax: 773-728-8104; office: 773-728-2404) Pastor — (OE) (7/01/08) Charles Perabeau (Gayle), 1912 W. Leland, Chicago, IL 60640 NMI President — Pam Tabor NYI President — Katrina Olson SDMI Supt. — Karl Tabor Church Board Sec. — Karl Tabor Church Board Treas. — Katrina Olson Chicago Oak Lawn Arabic (Organized 1987) (010-0046) Location — (Mail: 2536 N. Newcastle Ave.)10456 S Kedzie Ave, Chicago, IL 60655(773-517-9306) Pastor — (OE) (2/1/89) Jamil Qandah (Merya), 2536 N Newcastle Ave., Chicago, IL 60702-2246 (773-622-0822) NYI Min. Dir./Pres. — Alex Qandah Church Board Sec. — Sami Al-Dair Church Treas. — Ramzi S Tadros Chicago Oak Lawn First (Organized 1926) (010-0010) Location — 6343 W 90th Pl., Oak Lawn, IL 60453 (fax: 708-599-1675; office: 708-599-5559) Pastor — (OE) (6/5/00) Gary E. Aills (Lynda), 6343 W. 90th Pl., Oak Lawn, IL 60453(708-599-5559) Assoc. Pastor — Jeffery Robert Grindle 9 Music Dir. — Ann Blomgren SDMI Supt. — Debbie Buckingham Childcare/School (Dir./Principal) — Lynda Aills Children’s Min. Dir. — Susanne Grindle, Women's Min. Dir. — Lynda Aills NMI Pres. — Joyce Van Bolhuis Church Board Sec. — Vicki Tabor Church Treas. — Murl Schahrer (630-257-1035) Chicago Southside Arabic (Organized 1996) (010-0415) rd Location — 15500 S. 73 Ave., Orland Park, IL 60462 (fax: 708-407-8800; office: 708-532-6100) Pastor — (OE)(5/26/96) Hosny Reyad (Afaf), 17111 Odell Ave., Tinley Park, IL 60477 (708-532-6100) SDMI Supt. — Nema Mishreky NYI Min. Dir./Pres. — Marwan Alnimiri Women's Min. Dir. — Afaf Reyad NMI Pres. — Afaf Reyad Church Board Sec. — Afaf Reyad Church Treas. — Misheil Mishreky Chicago Summit Spanish (Organized 1997) (010-0151) Location — 7401 W 63rd St., Summit, IL 60501 (708-325-9229) Pastor — (OE) (6/1/98) Gilmar Pineda (Sandra), 7401 W 63rd St., Summit, IL 60501(708-299-7401) Assist. Pastor — Sandra P. Pineda Music Dir. — Maricela Bonilla SDMI Supt. — Sandra P. Pineda NYI Pres. — Maricela Bonilla Men’s Min. — Faustino Ramírez Women’s Min. — Sandra P. Pineda NMI Pres. — Jose Feliciano Church Board Secretary — Omairia Ramirez Church Treas. — Jose Feliciano Chicago Uptown Vietnamese (Organized 1988) (010-0054) Location — (Mail: 2520 N. Keeler Ave., Chicago, IL 60639-2132)1900 W Leland Ave., Chicago, IL 60640 (773-603-9449) Pastor — (9/23/01) Hoang Van Huynh (Lan Nguyen), 2520 N. Keeler Ave., Chicago, IL 60639-2132 (773-603-9449) Assist. Pastor — Joseph Thanhbinh Pham Children's Min. Dir. — Ms. Tran Doan SDMI Supt. — Hoang Van Huynh NYI Min. Dir./Pres. — Touhy Huynh NMI Pres. — Tuyen Le Church Board Sec. — Lien K. Nguyen Church Treas. — Uyen Doan Cristo la Unica Esperanza (Organized 2011) (010-0011) Location — 428 Fielding Ln., Round Lake, IL 60073 (office: 262-716-3912) Pastor — (LM) (2010) Eleuterio Dominguez (Franceli), 428 Fielding Ln., Round Lake, IL 60073 (262-716-3912) SDMI Supt. — NYI Min. Dir./Pres. — Nayeli Dominguez NMI Pres. — Church Board Sec. — Church Treas. — Mary Nietes 10 Crystal Lake (Inactive) (010-0195) Danville Cedar Grove (Organized 1952) (010-0200) Location — 12659 E. 2100 North Rd., Danville, IL 61834 Pastor (Supply) — Brian Sampson, 1664 N. Vermilion St., Danville, IL 61832 SDMI Supt. — Karen Grubb Church Board Sec. — Karen Grubb Church Treas. — Fern Makemson (217-442-8909) (217-442-4590) Danville First (Organized 1912) (010-0220) Location — 2212 N Vermillion St., Danville, IL 61832 (fax: 217-431-8002; office: 217-442-8316) Pastor — (OE) David Anderson (Lori), 101 George Fox Dr., Danville, IL 61832 (217-474-8316) Assoc. Pastor Worship/Youth — Sarah Chamberlain Music Dir. — Sarah Chamberlain Assoc. Pastor/Prime Time Dir. — Ken Pavlick Children's Min. Dir. — Chris Hird Women's Min. Dir. — Linda Carder SDMI Supt. — Michelle Alyea NYI Min. Dir./Pres. — Lee Chamberlain NMI Pres. — Donna Monroe Church Board Sec. — Lisa Palinski Church Treas. — Kathleen Bayles Danville Northside (Organized 1931) (010-0230) Location — 811 Martin St., Danville, IL 61832 Pastor — (OE) Charles H. Hess (Melissa), 721 Sherman, Danville, IL 61832 SDMI Supt. — Vicky Lister NMI Pres. — Melissa Hess Church Board Sec. — Melissa Hess Church Treas. — Debbie Mitchell (217-442-6112) (217-497-8073) Danville Southside (Organized 1935) (010-0250) Location — 1629 King St., Tilton, IL 61833 (fax: 217-446-1317; office: 217-446-7876) Pastor — (OE) (8/4/2008) Kent Pitcher (Ellen), 3134 Cobblestone Ln., Danville, IL 61832 (217-443-4180) Youth/Worship Pastor — Chad St. John Children’s Min Dir. — Laura Ruch SDMI Supt. — Steve Remole NYI Min. Dir./Pres. — Salina Jones Parish Nurse — Connie Reynolds Prime Time Dir. — Vida Wilcoxen NMI Pres. — John Vaughn Church Board Sec. — Stacy Greene Church Treas. — Anna Haire Danville Westside (Organized 1946) (010-0260) Location — 403 Vance Ln., Danville, IL 61832 (217-446-0552) Pastor — (OE) (11/26/01) William W. (Bill) Wright (Marcia), 120 Marlowe Rd., Danville, IL 61832 (217-442-2431) Music Dir. — T.W. Cundiff Children's Min. Dir. — Judy Kist SDMI Supt. — Kathy Kist-Wilson NMI Pres. — Marcia Wright Church Board Sec. — Kathy Kist-Wilson Church Treas. — Kathy Kist-Wilson 11 Elgin (Organized 1924) (010-0290) Location — 1470 Summit Ave., Elgin, IL 60120 (fax: 847-888-3459; office: 847-888-3795) Pastor — (OE) (4/1/00) Rodney J. Miller (Sherri), 1135 Ironwood Ct., Elgin, IL 60120 (847-695-0078) Youth Pastor — Jeremiah Thompson Laotian Min. Pastor — Sisouphanh "James" Ratthahao Hispanic Min. Pastor — Juan Carlos García Music Dir. — David Shore Children's Min. Dir. — Anne Henricks SDMI Supt. — Rhonda Sarver NYI Min. Dir./Pres. — David Shore Women's Min. Dir. — Kimber Shore Men’s Min. Dir. — Dave Selby Prime Time Dir. — Kenneth Johnson NMI Pres. — Kathy Meyer Work & Witness Coord. — Rodney J. Miller Church Board Sec. — Teresa Sims Church Treas. — Karen Berry Gilman (Organized 1946) (010-0320) Location — 219 S Central St., Gilman, IL 60938 (fax: 815-265-4957; office: 815-265-4567) Pastor — (OE) Paul Caldwell (Kathy), 600 N. Colfax, Crescent City, IL 60928 (815-683-2167) Assoc. Pastor — John Story,Sr. Vis. Min. — Herbert Norton Music Dir. — David Busenbark Children's Min. Dir. — MaryAnn Norton SDMI Supt. — Beverly Griffin NYI Min. Dir./Pres. — Ray Smith Adult Min Dir. — Harold McGough Prime Time Dir. — John Story, Sr. Men’s Min. Dir. — Herbert Norton Women's Min. Dir. — Kathy Caldwell NMI Pres. — Kathy Caldwell Church Board Sec. — MaryAnn Norton Church Treas. — Phyllis Busenbark Grace Fellowship (Organized 2007) (010-0002) Location — 1111 N. Wells, Ste. 305, Chicago, IL 60610 (920-629-0461) Pastor — (OE) (2007) Brian E. Wilson (Joan), P.O. Box 101163, Chicago, IL 60610 Associate Pastor — Ryan Hansen Music Dir. — Trent Charles NMI Pres. — Julia Bridges SDMI Supt. — Karen Hansen NYI Pres. — Jordan Bley Church Treasurer — Ryan Hansen Hoopeston Community (Organized 2003) (010-0345) Location — 402 E. Honeywell, Hoopeston, IL 60942 Pastor — (LM) (7/1/10) Jeffrey C. Alexander (Hanna), 609 W Lincoln St., SDMI Supt. — Carrie Stimson NYI Pres. — JoAnn Lockwood NMI Pres. — Susan Grizzle Church Board Sec. — Buck Stimson Church Treas. — Carrie Stimson 12 (Office: 217-283-9771) Hoopeston, IL 60942 (217-497-9872) House of Prayer Ministries (Organized 2005) (010-0691) Location — 480 Lakewood Blvd. Park Forest, IL 60486 (Fax: 708-283-9704; Office 708-283-9700) Pastor — (2004) Victor M. Walker (Linda), 1873 Claire Dr. Bourbannais, IL 60914 (815-802-0882) Assoc. Pastor — Felix Simpkins Assoc. youth Pastor — Carmen King Music Dir. — Victor Baker Choir Operations Dir. — Linda Walker Vis. Min. — Charles Joseph SDMI Supt. — Earvin Foster Asst. Supt. — Mary Mason Children’s Min. Dir. — Carol Browder NYI Min. Dir./Pres. — Melissa Murray Adult Min. Dir. — Zerita Carpenter Church Clerk — Melissa Murray Prime Time Dir. — Shaniqua Ford Men’s Min. Dir. — Regis Browder Women’s Min. Dir. — Sharon Jones NMI Pres. — Josef and Lori Gordon Work & Witness Coord. — Danny King Communication Outreach Dir. — Glen Hoyd Church Board Sec. — Ronald Jones Church Treas. — Latreese Bragg, Church Administrator — Felix Simpkins Joliet Crystal Lawns (Organized 1967) (010-0365) Location — 2424 Caton Farm Rd., Joliet, IL 60435 (fax: 815-436-4480; office: 815-436-3380) Pastor — TBS SDMI Supt. — Lenore Tobin NMI Pres. — Phil Perino Church Board Sec. — Janae Lemmert Church Treas. — April Barnes Joliet First (Organized 1923) (010-0360) Location — 1009 S Briggs St., Joliet, IL 60433 (fax: 815-726-1029; office: 815-726-5426) Pastor — (OE) (3/8/98) Michael W. Day (Ruth), 2438 Erskine Rd., Joliet, IL 60433 (815-723-8352) Assoc. Pastor Christian Ed. and Discipleship — John Vogel Music Dir. — Genie Marklund Children's Pastor. — Debbie Reiniche SDMI Supt. — Woody Karr Adult Min. Dir. — John Vogel Women's Min. Dir. — Ruth Day Single Adult Min. Dir. — Heather Tucker NMI Pres. — Pat Marklund NYI Pres. — Tara Price Church Board Sec. — Dan Eaton Church Treas. — George Murdaugh Kankakee College Organized 1940) (010-0370) Location — 200 University Ave. and 897 W 6000 N Rd., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (fax: 815-933-7396; office: 815-933-7749) Pastor — (OE) (07/08) Kendall Franklin (Denise), 140 Barrington Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-933-7749) Administrative Pastor — Brian Smith, Teaching Pastor — Mark Quanstrom 13 Pastor of Worship & Arts — Fred Meadows Pastor of Jr. High Ministries — Elizabeth Bjorling Pastor of Sr. High Ministries — Dane Mathews Pastor of Congregational Care — Deborah Bell Pastor to Families with Children — Ellen Steward University Pastor — Matt Smith NMI Pres. — Deborah Hendrick Church Board Sec. — Matt McBurnie Church Treas. — Deb Maw Kankakee Eastridge (Organized 1945) (010-0380) Location — (Mail: P.O. Box 982, Bourbonnais, IL 60914)2679 E Court St., Kankakee, IL 60901 (fax: 815-932-9413; office: 815-932-9413) Pastor — (OE) (6/4/98) Gregory L. Chambers (Marcella), 290 Windermere Way, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-933-9831) Assoc. Pastor Outreach Min. — Beth Moore Assoc. Pastor Vis. Min. — Marcella Chambers Music Dir. — Andrew Waddell Christian Education Dir. — Marcella Chambers Assoc. Youth Pastor — Scott Sargent Children's Min. Dir. — Karen Boerhnsen NYI Min. Dir./Pres. — Ben Steele Prime Time Dir. — Dorothy Brower Parish Nurse — Ann Smith NMI Pres. — Barb Green Church Board Sec. — Carol George Church Treas. — Melton Green Kankakee First (Organized 1935) (010-0390) Location — 1000 N. Entrance Ave., Kankakee, IL 60901(fax: 815-933-7388; office: 815-933-1000) Pastor — (OE) (8/14/00) Edward H. Heck (Kathleen), 905 Percy Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-936-6369) Exec. Pastor of Family Life Ministries — Cindi Schimmelpfennig Exec. Pastor of Men’s Ministries — Mike Jones Assoc. Pastor of Hispanic Ministries — Wilfredo Canales Assoc. Pastor of Worship Arts — Jasper Taylor Assoc. Pastor of Children’s Min. — Leon M. Blanchette Assoc. Pastor of Children’s Min. — Caley Spangenberg Assoc. Pastor of Youth Min. — Steve Spangenberg Assist. Pastor of Youth Min. — Joe Lee Assoc. Instrumental Dir. — Don Reddick SDMI Supt. — Mark Forgrave Prime Time Dir. — Joy Long Women's Min. Dir. — Chardell Smallwood NYI Min. Dir./Pres. — Mike Love NMI Pres. — Tammy Chenoweth Church Board Sec. — Sue Williams Church Treas. — Tim Schweigert Kankakee Westbrook (Organized 1970) (010-0407) Location — 900 W. Jeffery, Kankakee, IL 60901 (fax: 815-939-1893; office: 815-939-7291) Pastor — (OE) (8/20/00) Todd W. Peeler (Nancy), 1131 S 8th, Kankakee, IL 60901 ([email protected]; (815-932-3557) SDMI Supt. — Caren Holderman NYI Min. Dir./Pres. — Julie Gall NMI Pres. — Beth Klein 14 Church Board Sec. — Caren Holderman Church Treas. — Greg Long Kankakee Wildwood (Organized 1949) (010-0400) Location — 425 E Court St., Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-933-2443) Pastor — (OE) (4/18/05) Carlson Cox (Icilma), 425 E. Court St., Kankakee, IL 60901 (443-739-8317) Music Dir. — Cheryl Seymour Visitation Min. — Eunice Rono NYI Min. Dir./Pres. — Hany Girgis SDMI Supt. — Nicole Cruz Adult Min. Dir. — Eunice Rono Men's Min. Dir. — Dennis Seymour Women's Min. Dir. — Ilcima Cox Children’s Ministry Director — Nicole Cruz NMI Pres. — Genevieve Arnold Church Board Sec. — Cheryl Seymour Church Treas. — Debra Noble Kempton (Organized 1953) (010-0410) Location — (Mail: P.O. Box 98) 105 E. Main St, Kempton, IL 60946 Pastor — (OE) (3/19/98) John Mohler (Karen), P.O. Box 2, Kempton, IL 60946 SDMI Supt. — Wanda Holmgren NMI Pres. — Andy Holmgren Church Board Sec. — Wanda Holmgren Church Treas. — Andy Holmgren Korean Naperville (CTM) (010-0006) Location — 1451 Raymond Dr., Naperville, IL 60563 Pastor — (OE) Eun Ho Kim, 831 Beaumont Dr., #101, Naperville, IL 60540 (815-253-6250) (815-253-6250) (630-548-7561) (630-548-2104) Lighthouse Community (Organized 1952) (010-0420) Location — 17500 Lighthouse Lane, Lansing, IL 60438 (708-474-9045) Pastor — (LM) (9/1/2008) Kevin Gardner (Valerie), 9591 E. Oakridge Dr., St. John, IN 46373 (708-474-9045) Music Dir. — Vernon Smith Church Sec./Pastoral Assistant — Kara Krestel SDMI Supt. — Val Gardner Prime Time Dir. — Sharon Krestel NYI Pres. — Jacob Reyes NMI Pres. — Lana Vanagasem Church Board Sec. — Sharon Krestel Treas. — Bill Bills Limestone Community (Organized 1958) (010-0429) Location — (Mail: 4952 Hilltop Road) 863 N. 500 W. Rd., Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-933-5288) Pastor — (OE) (12/3/07) Phillip T. Dorries (Olivia), 1126 N. Bush, Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-932-4070) Music Dir. — Susie Enfield Children's Min. Dir. — Caroline Burch SDMI Supt. — Sue Dunnill, Adult Min. Dir. — Ardie LaGesse Men's Min. Dir. — Jim Doenges Women's Min. Dir. — Carol Doenges Prime Time Dir. — Carol Bauer 15 NYI Pres. — Michael Pierson NMI Pres. — Sandy Godwin Work & Witness Coord. — Dave Godwin Church Board Sec. — Donelle Luhman Church Treas. — Jim Doenges Living Water (Organized 2010) (010-0001) Location — (Mail: P.O. Box 187) 508 West Illinois Ave., Morris, IL 60450 ([email protected], cell: 815-252-4744) Pastor — (OE) Steven Cook, 22959 S. Frances Way, Channahon, IL 60410 (815-942-2000) Music Dir. — Jill Edwards Assoc. Pastor of Children — Ashley Cook SDMI Supt. — Brian Johnson Women’s Min. Dir. — Michelle Schindlbeck Church Board Secretary — Jacquelin Valentine Church Treas. — Jennifer Costa Lombard (Organized 1955) (010-0430) Location — 536 N Rte 53, Lombard, IL 60148 (fax: 630-627-2833; office: 630-627-9444) Pastor — (OE) (9/17/96) Jerry N. Bimber (Kathleen), 519 E Maple St., Lombard, IL (630-627-4962) SDMI Supt. — TBA Children's Min. Dir. — Berto Lopez Men's Min. Dir. — Mark Miller Women's Min. Dir. — Pam Miller Prime Time Dir. — Mille Cermak NYI Min. Dir./Pres. — Scott Vanzee NMI Pres. — Carolyn Klein Church Board Sec. — Lori Kachlic Church Treas. — Rich Hill Manteno (Organized 1961) (010-0435) Location — (Mail: P O Box 698) 698 N Locust St., Manteno, IL 60950-0698 (fax: 815-468-9420; office: 815-468-8946) Pastor — (OE) (7/15/85) John T. McCormick (LeAnn), 255 S Poplar St., Manteno, IL 60950 (815-468-8231) Jr. & Sr. High Pastor — Aaron Gregory Worship Pastor — Susan Armstrong Children’s Pastor — Bekah Bowman Missionary in Residence — Thomas Nothstine SDMI Supt. — Marian Pollard NYI Min. Dir./Pres. — Kevin Reardanz Women's Min. Dir. — Melody Grimm Men’s Min. Dir. — Adam Reynolds NMI Pres. — Janice Carlson Church Board Sec. — Connie Blacklock Church Treas. — Mike Stroud Milford (Organized 1935) (010-0440) Location — (Mail: P.O. Box 218) 20 Axtel, Milford, IL 60953-1271 (815-889-4025) Pastor — (OE) (3/2/03) Robert G. Killion (Shirley), 354 North 000 East Rd., Loda, IL 60948 (217-386-2814) SDMI Chairperson. — Rodney Schroeder NMI Pres. — Shirley L. Killion Church Board Sec. — Natalie Hawthorne Church Treas. — Natalie Hawthorne Momence First (Organized 1939) (010-0450) 16 Location — 226 W Fifth, Momence, IL 60954 Pastor — (OE) Brandon E. Hird, 220 W. Fifth, Momence, IL 60954 (815-472-4654) (708-497-0430) Assoc. Children’s Pastor — Elizabeth Hespell Assoc. Youth Pastor — Aaron Florian SDMI Supt. — Sue Lincoln NYI Pres. — Steve Gross NMI Pres. — Donna Hamilton Church Board Sec. — Ada Gross Church Treas. — Mary Coulter Mount Prospect (Inactive) (010-0270) Mount Prospect International (Organized 2003) (010-0461) Location — 1501 S. Linneman Rd., Mount Prospect, IL 60056 (www.mpicon.org;847-437-6335) Co-Pastors — Hispanic Ministries and Lead Pastor- (LM) Edy de León (Licet), 76 Waterbury Ln., Roselle, IL 60172 (630-529-6548) Korean Ministries-Young C. Kim, 1822 W. Thornwood Ln., Mount Prospect, IL 60056 (847-366-2069) Assoc. Pastor — Licet de León Music Dir. — Rolando Martínez, SDMI Supt. — Jesús Armendariz Children's Min. Dir. — Ana Juarez NYI Pres. — Byron Lechuga Men’s Min. Dir. — Juan De Leon Women’s Min. Dir. — Lourdez Lopez NMI Pres. — Luciano Sanchez Church Board Sec. — Jose L. Patino Church Treasurer — Enrique Juarez Mundelein (Organized 1954) (010-0470) Location — 1515 W Maple/Rte 176, Mundelein, IL 60060(fax: 847-949-1447; office: 847-949-1440) Pastor — (OE) (06/01/04) Douglas Ward (Michelle), 1109 S. Naperville Rd., Wheaton, IL 60187 (630-682-0372) Assoc. Pastor of Children — Kurt Flemming SDMI Supt. — Carol Sternal Prime Time Dir. — Fran Bryant NMI Pres. — Evangeline Taylor Work & Witness Coord. — Dan Wandel Church Board Sec. — Terry Kochersperger, Church Treas. — Emmit Lehman Mundelein Spanish (Organized 1988) (010-0272) Location — (Mail: 133 W Courtland St.) 1515 W. Maple Ave., Mundelein, IL 60060)(847-393-7090) Pastor — (OE) (5/17/88) Jeronimo Gutierrez (Mayda), 133 W. Courtland St, Mundelein, IL 60060 (847-970-6280) Assoc. Pastor — Enrique García Assoc. Pastor — Rita García SDMI Supt. — Enrique García Assoc. Youth Pastor — Allan Samuel Mendez NMI Pres. — Eunice Cordova Music Dir. — Alex de Leon Church Board Sec. — Jose de Leon Church Treas. — Jorge Cordova 17 Naperville Trinity (Organized 1940) (010-0480) Location — 1451 Raymond Dr., Naperville, IL 60563 Pastor — TBA (fax: 630-778-0331; office: 630-778-0328) (630-636-6733) Chr. Ed. (Dir./Min.) — John Polic Men's Min. Dir. — Doug Xanders Women's Min. Dir. — Denice Reiter Prime Time Dir. — Char Brower NMI Pres. — Cindy Curtis Church Board Sec. — Darren Johnson Church Treas. — IIona Sengupta New Horizons (Inactive) (010-0316) New Lenox (Organized 1959) (010-0485) Location — (Mail: 123 W. Wood St.) Corner of N. Cedar & W. Wood St., New Lenox, IL 60451 (815-485-6322) Pastor — TBA (815-485-6356) SDMI Supt. — Kathy Wright NYI Min. Dir./Pres. — Delano Norther NMI Vice Pres. — Paula Darnal) Church Board Sec. — Paula Darnall Church Treas. — Margaret Gilbert New Song (CTM) (010-0012) Location — 4256 N. Oriole Ave., Norridge, IL 60706 (847-942-2915) Pastor — (OE) Dae Haeng Hur (Jee), 522 E. Algonquin Rd. #200, Schaumburg, IL 60173 (847-412-8541) Music Dir. — Dae Haeng Hur NYI Pres. — Dae Haeng Hur NMI Pres. — Jee Young Cho Church Board Sec. — Jee Young Cho North Chicago (Organized 1996) (010-0105) Location — 2044 Seymour Ave., North Chicago, IL 60064 Pastor — Brian E. Wilson (Interim) Assoc. Pastor — Carlos Bran Assoc. Pastor — Edward Peñate Assoc. Pastor — Israel Ramírez SDMI Supt. — Beatriz González NMI Pres. — Salvador Soto Church Board Sec. — Ada Castillo Church Treas. — Martha Gnaedinger Paxton (Organized 1943) (010-0500) Location — 302 W State St., Paxton, IL 60957 (217-379-9117) Pastor — (LM) (7/12/09) Michael Fisk (Karen), 1300 Dearborn St., Joliet, IL 60435 ([email protected], 815-263-5707) SDMI Supt. — James Foster NMI Pres. — Rose Lindgren Church Board Sec. — Bob Lindgren Church Treas. — Charlotte Bowen Potomac (Organized 1941) (010-0610) Location — (Mail: P.O. Box 50) 206 E. State St., Potomac, IL 61865 18 (217-987-6574) Pastor — (OE) (1/17/10) Randall Holden (Nancy), 204 E. State St., Potomac, IL 61865 ([email protected], 217-987-6574) Music Dir. — Mary Remole SDMI Supt. — Mary Remole Children’s Min. Dir. — Valerie Birge NMI Pres. — Loris Laci Church Board Sec. — Fran Lemke Church Treas. — Mary Edenburn Real Life (Organized 2006) (010-0692) Location — 531 Devonshire Ln., Crystal Lake, IL 60014 Pastor — (OE) (6/03) Jeffrey P. Hodge (Tanett), 531 Devonshire Ln., Crystal Lake, IL 60014 (815-459-8668) Assoc. Pastor of Christian Ed. — Cynthia Grieb NYI Pres. — Marcy Laney Children’s Min. Dir. — Tanett Hodge SDMI Supt. — Ted Thayer NMI Pres. — Chuck Black Church Board Secretary — Barb Hegreberg Church Treas. — Marcy Laney Richton Park Community Schaumburg Korean (Inactive) (Inactive) (010-0620) (010-0293) Sheldon (Organized 1950) (010-0640) Location — (Mail: P.O. Box 187) 335 W. Center, Sheldon, IL 60966 (815-295-6572) Pastor — (OE) (8/5/85) Debora L. Ferch White (Eldon), P.O. Box 187, Sheldon, IL 60966-0187 (815-429-3611) SDMI Supt. — Eldon White NMI Pres. — Frank Paul Church Board Sec. — Sarah McDaniel Church Treas. — Caryl Lawson Suburban Community (Inactive) (010-0030) Waukegan First (Organized 1938) (010-0670) Location — 3132 N McAree, Waukegan, IL 60087-2021 (fax: 847-775-7730; office: 847-662-5593) Pastor — (OE) (4/1/92) Jerry W. Harris (C. Sue), 3130 N McAree, Waukegan, IL 60087 (847-662-5593) Children's Min. Dir. — Brenda Fuller SDMI Supt. — C. Sue Harris NYI Min. Dir./Pres. — Christina Fischer Adult Min. Dir. — Gordon Fuller Men's Min. Dir. — Gordon Fuller Women's Min. Dir. — C. Sue Harris NMI Pres. — Bonnie Moyer Work & Witness Coord. — Christina Fischer Church Board Sec. — Gordon Fuller, Church Treas. — Gordon Fuller West Chicago (Organized 1998) (010-0678) Location — (Mail: 219 Parker St., Apt. 201) 464 Ann St., West Chicago, IL 60185 (630-876-8587) Pastor — (OE) (10/4/98) Enrique Polanco (Gloria), 219 Parker St., Apt 201, West Chicago, IL 60185 (630-876-8587) Music Dir. — Byron Polanco 19 SDMI Supt. — Gloria Polanco Women's Min. Dir. — Rosanita Grajeda Children's Min. Dir. — Jose Domínguez NMI Pres. — Berta Dominguez Church Board Sec. — Vanessa Polanco Church Treas. — Vanessa Polanco Wilmington First (Organized 1945) (010-0680) Location — 303 S Kankakee St., Wilmington, IL 60481 (815-476-4673) Pastor — (OE) (6/02) William T. Luttrell (Rora), 250 S Washington, Braidwood, IL 60408 ([email protected], 815-458-2006) Music Dir. — Matt Calhoun SDMI Supt. — Roger Calhoun Children’s Min. Dir. — Rebecca Calhoun NYI Min. Dir./Pres. — Matt Calhoun NMI Pres. — Rebecca Calhoun Church Board Sec. — Christopher Luttrell Church Treas. — Betty Calhoun Word and Worship Christian Community (Organized 2009) (010-0008) Location — 1801 W. Jericho Rd., Aurora, IL 60506 Pastor — (LM) (1/1/2009) Michael Neil (Barbetta), 919 Merrill New Road, Sugar Grove, IL 60554 (630-897-9922) Music Dir. — Barbetta Neil SDMI Supt. — Sharon Tartt NYI Pres. — Barbetta Neil NMI Pres. — Nathan Mack Church Board Secretary — Kathryn Mack Church Board Treasurer — Daniel Jimenez Worth (Organized 1956) (010-0690) Location — 6825 W. 112th St., Worth, IL 60482 (708-448-8981) Pastor — (8/1/96) Leonard T. Martz (Esther), 6823 W 112th St., Worth, IL 60482 ([email protected]) SDMI Supt. — Phyllis Ackerman NMI Pres. — Phyllis Ackerman Church Board Sec. — Phyllis Ackerman Church Treas. — Phyllis Ackerman 20 MINISTERIAL ROLL Role Code Key: Date is year ordained or recognized MIS — Missionary PAS — Pastor (Including CTMs) PSV-FT — Pastoral Service, Full-time (Associate Minister) PSV-PT — Pastoral Service, Part-time (Associate Minister) RA — Retired, Assigned RU — Retired, Unassigned SEC — Song Evangelist, Commissioned SER — Song Evangelist, Registered SPC — Special Service/Interdenominational STU — Student TRF — In process of Transfer U — Unassigned ( ) — Church Membership CED — Christian Education Minister CHP — Chaplain DA — District Assignment DIA — District Interim Assigned DS — District Superintendent EDU — Education ESR — Evangelism Service, Retired EVC — Evangelist, Commissioned EVR — Evangelist, Registered EVT — Evangelist, Tenured GA — General Church Assignment GS — General Superintendent H. ORDAINED ELDERS 1999 1989 1974 1985 1983 2010 1985 2003 1981 1976 1985 1994 2010 1993 1949 1977 1983 PAS Aguilar, Pedro, 2952 N. Kildare, Chicago, IL 60641 (Chicago Emanuel Spanish) (773-272-3508) PAS Aills, Gary, 6245 W. 90th Pl., Oak Lawn, IL 60453 (Chicago Oak Lawn First) (708-599-7444) PAS Alfaro, José A., 229 Nordica Ave., Glenview, IL 60025 (Chicago First Spanish) (847-515-6290) PAS Anderson, David E., 101 George Fox Drive, Danville, IL 61832 (Danville First) (217-443-6105) U Anderson, Robert, 440 S. Enos, Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee College) (815-929-0174) PSV-FT Armstrong, Susan C., 20 Elmwood Dr., Kankakee, IL 60901 (Manteno) (815-304-5549) SPC Becker, David R., 1162 S. Elm Ave., Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee First) (815-936-1121) PSV-FT Bell, Deborah Jean, 55 Castle Coombe Dr., Bourbonnais, 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-939-0130) RA Bell, William, 55 Castle Coombe Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-939-0130) SPC Bellomy, Donald R., 391 Drummond Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914-1811 (Manteno) (815-933-7801) EDU/SPC/EVR Benson, Michael W., 97 Sugar Loaf Turn, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-370-4209) PAS Bimber, Jerry N., 519 E Maple St., Lombard, IL 60148 (Lombard) (630-627-4962) PSV-FT Bjorling, Elizabeth, 300 Steeplechase Cir., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-939-3182) EDU/PSV-PT Blanchette, Leon M., 371 N. Michigan Ave., Bradley, IL 60915 (Kankakee First) (815-939-3878) RA/DA Bloom, Norman W., Elim Shores- 7900 Timber Lake Dr.#214, Eden Prairie, MN 55347 (Kankakee College) (952-738-2600) EDU Bowling, John C., One University Ave., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-939-1414) SPC Braaten, Laurie J., 810 Augusta Ave., Elgin, IL 60120 (Elgin) (847-429-0742) 21 1967 RA 1979 SPC 2003 PSV-FT 1982 U 2010 PSV-PT 1985 PAS 2011 PAS 1983 DIA/EDU 1978 PAS 2008 PSV-FT 2007 SPC 2009 RA 2002 CHP 1993 PSV-FT 2011 PAS 1976 PAS 2004 SPC 1990 CHP 1982 EDU 1995 PAS 2004 U 1973 RA 1977 U 1990 PAS 1985 U 2005 PAS 1948 RA 1985 PAS Branson, Robert D., 6377 S. Cabriolet Way, Pendleton, IN 46064 (Kankakee College) (765-778-4101) Bray, William, 5727 Uncompahgre St., Colorado Springs, CO 80923 (Kankakee College) (719-598-3404) Britton, Timothy J., 17459 Teton Circle, Lockport, IL 60441 (Chicago First) (630-781-1572) Brooks, Grover, 11 Quartermaster, Salem SC 29676 (Kankakee College) (864-719-0055) Brown, Robert I., 137 Sycamore Dr., Bolingbrook, IL 60490 (Chicago First) (630-759-0990) Buettner, Harlan, 1321 Ivy Ln., Apt. 201, Naperville, IL 60563 (Naperville Trinity) (630-237-1799) Caldwell, Paul W., 600 N. Colfax, Crescent City, IL 60928 (Gilman First) (815-683-2167) Canales, Wilfredo, 220 E. Munroe St., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-935-0524) Chambers, Gregory L., 290 Windermere Way, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee Eastridge) (815-933-9829) Chambers, Marcella, 290 Windermere Way, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee Eastridge) (815-933-9831) Clark, David William, 1707 S. Newberry, Chicago, IL 60608 (Grace Fellowship) (312-547-9357) Cleare, Samuel O., 721 Edwin Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-933-5091) Collins, Marsha, 147 S. Walnut, Manteno, IL 60950 (Manteno) (815-922-4766) Combs, Hugh A. (Andy), 14542 S. Mustang Dr., Homer Glen, IL 60491 (Chicago First) (708-301-9168) Cook Steven D., 22959 S. Frances Way, Channahon, IL 60410 (Living Water) (815-252-4744) Cox, Carlson R., 425 E. Court St., Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee Wildwood) (443-739-8317) Crew, Jill, 2346 Sunnyside Dr., Woodbridge, IL 60517 (708-937-5197) Crombar, Craig, 1088 W. Walnut, Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee College) (815-922-0254) Dalton, Ron, 1454 Westminster Lane, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-933-4537) Day, Michael W., 2438 Erskine Rd, Joliet, IL 60433 (Joliet First) (815-723-8352) De Leon, Ruth Elizabeth, 3065 George St., Apt A5, Waukegan, IL 60085 (Chicago First Spanish) (224-619-5804) Dean, William Ward, 188 Bernard St., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-939-0888) (Kankakee College) Dickson, J. Wade, 752 N.W. Holcomb, Mundelein, IL 60060 (Mundelein) (847-837-1828) Dodd, W. Randy, 2324 W. Norfolk Rd., Crete, IL 60417 (Chicago Heights) (708-481-3210) Dodds, Jon, 1477 W. Station St., Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee College) (815-935-5053) Dorries, Phillip, 4952 Hilltop Rd., Kankakee, IL 60901 (Limestone Community) (815-932-4070) Ellwanger, C. William, 89 Briarcliff Ln., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-937-0278) Else, H. Mark, 5531 W. 130th Street, Palos Heights, IL 60463 (Chicago Calvary) (708-371-0625) 22 1997 SPC 2008 PSV-FT 1981 RA 1965 RA 1954 RA 1991 RU 1988 PAS 2000 U 2011 PAS 2008 PAS 2007 PSV-FT 1965 RA/SPC 2011 PSV-FT 2001 PAS 2006 PSV-FT 1985 U 1979 PAS 1974 U 1982 PAS 2010 PAS 1966 PSV-FT 2011 PAS 2005 PAS 1990 EDU 2008 PAS 2010 PSV-FT 1972 RA 1954 RU Enfield, Jeffery Wayne, 4806 W. Doris Dr., Kankakee, IL 60901 (Limestone) (815-935-9927) Engelkens, Desiree, 20 W. Circle Dr., St. Anne, IL 60964 (Bradley First) (815-954-7187) Farber, James, 941 E. Washington St., Morris, IL 60450 (Wilmington) (815-942-2816) Fisher, Ralph W., 6556 S. Coldwater Rd., Blanchard, MI 49310 (Living Water) (989-561-5775) Foote, William G. Jr., 362 N. Ashley Ave., Bourbonnais, IL 60914-2054 (Kankakee College) (815-939-3027) Foster, Roy E., 710 Westwood Drive, Catlin, IL 61817 (Paxton) (217-427-5648) Franklin, R. Kendall, 200 University Avenue, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-933-7749) Gaikwad, Sunil, 1112 Williams Ave., Deerfield, IL 60015 (Chicago First) (708-261-8844) th Garcia, Ezequiel, 6056 S. 74 Ave., Summit, IL 60501 (Chicago Gage Park) (708-785-1080) Garcia, Juan, 4177 W. Nelson St., # 1, Chicago, IL 60641 (Chicago Ebenezer) (773-276-3792) Garcia, Juan Carlos, 12 N. 171 Berner Rd., Elgin, IL 60120 (Elgin) (847-483-4752) Garton, Franklin D., 198 Esther Cir., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-932-5120) Gregory, Aaron A., 156 N. Hickory St., Manteno, IL 60950 (Manteno) (815-514-5333) Gutierrez, Jeronimo, 133 W Courtland St., Mundelein, IL 60060 (Mundelein Spanish) (847-970-6280) Hancock, Matthew, 1346 Eastwood Dr., Aurora, IL 60506 (Naperville Trinity) (630-962-2682) Harris, James I., 220 Hauser Ct., New Lenox, IL 60451 (Chicago First) (815-485-8916) Harris, Jerry W., 3130 N. McAree, Waukegan, IL 60087 (Waukegan First) (847-662-5593) Haskins, Duane, 261 E. Marsile, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-932-2326) Heck, Edward H., 905 Percy Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-936-6369) Hess, Charles H., 721 Sherman, Danville, IL 61832 (Danville Northside) (217-446-6796) Hindmand, Lawrence W., 9625 Mason Ave., Oak Lawn, IL 60453 (Chicago First) (708-857-4770) Hird, Brandon E., 220 W. Fifth St., Momence, IL 60928 (Momence First) (708-497-0430) Hodge, Jeffrey P., 531 Devonshire Ln., Crystal Lake, IL 60014 (Real Life) (815-459-7578) Holcomb, Mark, One University Ave., #6048, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-939-5131) Holden, Randall, 206 E. State St., Potomac, IL 61865 (Potomac) (217-304-3140) Hur, Dae Haung, 925 Casey Ct., #2, Schaumburg, IL 60173 (Chicago First Korean) (312-255-0151) Ireland, Herbert G., 429 W. Evergreen St., Wheaton, IL 60187 (630-580-5567) Jarnagin, John R., 1207 Riverlane Dr., Bradley, IL 60915 (Kankakee First) (815-932-4355) 23 1990 PSV-PT 1945 RA 1973 CHP 1966 RA/PAS 1981 RA 2007 PAS 1999 PAS 1995 PAS 1971 RA 1988 U 1996 CHP 1969 RA 1964 RA 1981 EDU 2005 PSV-FT 1992 SPC 2001 PSV-FT 1993 U 1992 PAS 1958 RA 1983 SPC 2009 PSV-FT 1986 PAS 1990 CHP 1978 PAS 1977 DA/EDU 1980 RU 1984 PAS Jones, Michael, 650 Olde Oak Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-936-0361) Joplin, Elmer, 494 Eugene Drive, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-932-8495) Kaufman, Duane B., PO Box 123, Seneca, IL 61360 (Kankakee First) (815-357-6145) Killion, Robert G., 354 N 000 E Rd., Loda, IL 60948 (Milford) (217-386-2814) Kim, Choong Shin, 2830 Effingham Ct., Schaumburg, IL 60193 (Chicago First Korean) (630-379-1493) Kim, Eun Ho, 831 Beaumont Dr., #101, Naperville, IL 60540 (Korean Naperville) (630-548-2104) Kim, Young C., 1822 W. Thornwood Ln., Mount Prospect, IL 60056 (Mt. Prospect International) (847-366-2069) Kwak, Ho-Kyung, 1691 S. Green Meadows Blvd., Streamwood, IL 60107 (Chicago First Korean) (773-983-9191) th Laci, Frank R., 517 S. 5 St., Hoopeston, IL 60942 (Potomac) (217-260-1531) Laurea, Constante M., 5455 N. Christiana Ave. Apt. 1, Chicago, IL 60625 (Chicago Northside) (773-600-6529) Lee, James B. (Brad), 20211 Upper Greatland, Chugiak, AK 99567 (Danville Southside) (907-688-0335) Lee, Sang Kyun, 4645 N. Sheridan Rd. Apt. 312, Chicago, IL 60640 (Chicago Northside) (773-334-0534) Leigh, Gilbert, 6900 S. Chappel, Chicago, IL 60649 (Chicago Ingleside Community) (773-288-4387) Leth, Carl, 877 S. Chicago Ave., Kankakee, IL 60901 (Hoopeston Community) (815-936-1590) Lewis, Adam, 15156 Long Meadow Dr., Lockport, IL 60441 (Chicago First) (815-836-0250) Lineberry, Loren D., 2016 Serenity Ln.,Woodstock, IL 60098 (Elgin) Ludwig, David P., 16453 Club Court, Crest Hill, IL 60403 (Chicago First) (630-728-2032) Ludwig, Marlin, 2424 Caton Farm Rd., Joliet, IL 60435 (Joliet Crystal Lawns) (815-436-7429) Luttrell, William T., 250 S. Washington, Braidwood, IL 60408 (Wilmington First) (815-458-2006) Malliett, Lowell M., 743 Stockton Heights Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-935-2206) Martin, Troy W., 513 S. Cleveland Ave., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Manteno) (815-939-4803) Mayen, Enrique, 10115 Old Orchard Ct., Skokie, IL 60076 (Chicago First Spanish) (773-351-2316) Mayorga, Sergio, 12815 Gregory Street (PO Box 775), Blue Island, IL 60406 (Blue Island Spanish) (708-385-0984) McCann, Thomas W., 104 Circle Ct, Watseka, IL 60970 (Hoopeston Community) (815-432-2726) McCormick, John T., 255 S Poplar St, Manteno, IL 60950 (Manteno) (815-468-8231) Mercer, Timothy J., 180 Spencer Ct., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-802-0898) Meyering, Paul, 17609 Roosevelt Ave, Homewood, IL 60430 (Suburban Community) (708-957-0504) Miller, Rodney J., 1135 Ironwood Ct, Elgin, IL 60120 (Elgin) (847-695-0078) 24 2009 CHP 2001 SPC 1980 PAS 1987 1981 PAS SPC 1978 EDU 1951 ESR/RA 1983 RA 1973 DA 2006 EDU 1964 RA 1973 U 1990 PSV-PT 1990 PAS 2011 DA/PSV-PT 2004 EDU/PAS 2001 PAS 1997 PAS 2004 PAS 1997 PSV-PT 1983 PAS 1984 EDU/PSV-PT 2001 PSV-FT 1971 RA 1997 PAS 1959 DA 1973 U 1995 PSV-FT Millhuff, Howard G., 6301 Victoria Drive, Oak Forest, IL 60452 (Chicago First) (708-687-8382) Mills, Dwayne P., 835 Peony Lane, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-932-7936) Mills, Wesley, 347 N. Cleveland, Bradley, IL 60915 (Blue Island) (815-939-7608) Mohler, John, PO Box 2, Kempton, IL 60946 (Kempton) (815-253-6250) Mongerson, John O., 183 N. Center Ave., Bradley, IL 60915 (Kankakee First) (815-953-5207) Moore, Franklin, 1113 Game Trail S., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-928-5447) Morgan, Earl L., 494 Meadows Rd. S., Bourbonnais IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-933-8216) Nelson, Alverne J., 103 Old Farm Midcourt, Bradley, IL 60915 (Kankakee College) (815-933-1621) Nothstine, Thomas, 1124 W. Hawkins St., Kankakee, IL 60901 (Manteno) (815-304-4511) Olney, Kent R., 282 E. Charles St., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-939-5132) Oxner, William E., 1494 Timber Ridge Ave., Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee First) (815-936-1802) Panos, Ronald, 122 E. Memorial Rd., Bensenville, IL 60106 (Lombard) (630-766-8602) Pavlick, Kenny R., 8490 S. 700 W., Williamsport, IN 47993 (Danville First) (765-793-7626) Peeler, Todd W., 1131 S. 8th, Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee Westbrook) (815-932-3557) Peñate, Edward, 4041 N. Leclaire Ave., Chicago IL 60641 (North Chicago) (773-575-7688) Perabeau, Charles, 1912 W. Leland, Chicago, IL 60640 (Chicago Northside) (815-935-0438) Pineda, Gilmar, 7401 W. 63rd St., Summit, IL 60501 (Chicago Summit Spanish) (630-936-0634) Pitcher, Kent, 3134 Cobblestone Ln., Danville, IL 61832 (Danville Southside) (217-443-4180) Polanco, Enrique, 219 Parker St., Apt. 201, West Chicago, IL 60185 (West Chicago) (630-876-8587) th Primo Antonio, Nahum, 30 N. 7 Ave., Maywood, IL 60153 (Chicago First Spanish) (708-681-4430) Qandah, Jamil, 2536 N. Newcastle Ave., Chicago, IL 60707-2246 (Chicago Oak Lawn Arabic) (773-622-0822) Quanstrom, Mark, 291 William Latham Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-939-4831) Ratthahao, James Sisouphanh, 226 Longford Ct., Elgin, IL 60120 (Elgin) (847-741-3879) Remmenga, Al, 1405 Burch W8, Bourbonnais, IL 60914-3973 (Kankakee First) (815-935-8473) Reyad, Hosny, 17111 Odell Ave., Tinley Park, IL 60477 (Chicago Southside Arabic) (708-532-6100) Short, Jerry L., P.O. Box 497 Catlin, IL 61817 (Danville First) (217-474-8882) Simon, Keith A., 229 N. Roy St., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Limestone) (815-939-0914) Smith, Brian D., 815 Tremont St., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-614-3287) 25 2003 PSV-PT 1985 EDU 1996 RA 1968 U 2008 PSV-FT 2008 PSV-FT 1946 RA 1962 U 1971 RA/PSV-FT 2004 PSV-FT 1985 PAS 1988 U 2011 PSV-FT 2008 PSV-PT 1990 PAS 1992 U 1957 RA 1993 EDU 1968 RA 1971 EVR 1988 PAS 1959 RA 1992 U 1954 RA 1985 RA 1979 U 1988 DS/PAS 1973 RU Smith, Matthew A., 1305 Arrowhead Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-523-7046) Smith, Robert Doyle, 578 Westberry Ln., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-939-5263) Smith, Warren N., 45 St. Michael’s Dr.,Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee Eastridge) (815-932-9788) Snodgrass, Claude L., 121 N. Tomagene Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-932-9604) Spangenberg, Caley, 235 Fox Trail Ct., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-388-8543) Spangenberg, Steven, 235 Fox Trail Ct., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-929-9078) Sprunger, Virgil, 350 Mayfair Dr., Lincoln, IL 62656 (Elgin) (217-732-7367) Stone, Clifford, 267 W. Marsile, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Bradley First) (815-937-0533) Story, John, Sr., 1205 S Seventh Ave, Kankakee, IL 60901 (Gilman) (815-939-1218) Thompson, Jeremiah D., 674 Cooper Ave.., Elgin, IL 60120 (Elgin) (847-695-2466) Ulmet, Kevin M., 2 Timberline Place, Lemont, IL 60439 (Chicago First) (630-257-9986) Ulrich, Brent A., 806 W. Van Meter, Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee Westside) (815-935-1516) Ulrich, Lisa Kay, 806 W. Van Meter, Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee Westbrook) (815-935-1516) Ward, Don, 9201 Lynwood, Oak Lawn, IL 60453 (Chicago Oak Lawn First Church) (708-229-2047) Ward, Doug, 1109 S. Naperville Rd., Wheaton, IL 60189 (Mundelein) (630-682-0372) Watson, Milton, 654 Willow Pond Rd., Rantoul, IL 61866 (Paxton) (217-871-0874) Watson, Wilmer R., 1573 Carver Cir., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-936-1687) Webb, Walter W., 1603 Waterberry Dr.,Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-933-3792) Westveer, Daniel D., 6217 Thames Pl., Vero Beach, FL 32966 (Chicago Heights) (231-760-2028) Wheelock, Daniel E., 2809 Calmer Dr., Joliet, IL 60433 (Joliet First) (815-722-8362) White, Debora L. Ferch, P O Box 187, Sheldon, IL 60966 (Sheldon) (815-429-3611) White, Paul E., 403 E. Plumb St., Ransom, IL 60470 (Danville Cedar Grove) (815-586-4657) White, Raymond L., 28 N. Alexander, Danville, IL 61832 (Danville First) (217-446-4512) Wickersham, Gordon C., 16 N. West Ave., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-939-1111) Wiggins, William C., 20202 Rileysburg Rd., Danville, IL 61834 (Danville First) (217-446-6253) Williams, Gordon M., 2513 Live Oak Dr., Crest Hill, IL 60403 (Joliet First) (815-704-2008) Wilson, Brian E., P O Box 101163, Chicago, IL 60610 (Grace Fellowship) (312-255-0151) Wood, George L., 866 S. Evergreen, Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee College) (815-939-9914) 26 1995 PAS 1998 PAS 1955 U 2001 EVR Wright, Richard A., 1119 N. Cedar Rd., New Lenox, IL 60451 (New Lenox) (815-485-6356) Wright, William W. (Bill), 120 Marlowe Rd., Danville, IL 61832 (Danville Westside) (217-442-0552) Yochim, Harold, 355 Diversatech Dr., Apt. 227, Manteno, IL 60950 (Manteno) (815-468-4392) Zaldivar, Raul, 3047 Marion St., Elgin, IL 60124 (Chicago First Spanish) (954-326-0522) I. ORDAINED DEACONS 2003 U 1997 EDU 1998 SPC 2003 PSV-PT 2006 PSV-FT 2001 U 2001 SPC 1996 SPC 1989 SPC 2001 SPC 2010 PSV-FT 2010 EDU/PSV-PT 2003 PSV-PT 2005 U 1997 PSV-FT 1986 EDU Allen, Edith K., 1347 Westminster Ln., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-932-4573) Chenoweth, Gregg, 370 Buckman Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-932-6587) Dearth, Gary D., Jr., 394 Princeton Ave., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-802-1274) Flemming, Kurt, 1511 W. Maple Avenue, Mundelein, IL 60060 (Mundelein) (847-566-6969) Howe, Clark M. 15556 Willow Ct., Homer Glenn, IL 60491 (Chicago First) (708-359-5599) Klavohn, Jon Edward, 960 Peony Lane, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-936-9359) Knight, Justin D., One University Ave., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-932-3240) Koch, William H., 660 Oak Run Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914) (Kankakee First) (815-928-8568) Martin, Stanley N., 1481 Middlebury Ct., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-932-6358) Mountain, Mark C., 1321 Eagle Bluff Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Manteno) (815-304-6717) Quade, Brian, 12705 Bell Rd., Lemont, IL 60439 (Chicago First) (708-491-9373) Reddick, Donald O., Jr. 708 River Pl., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-592-7778) Reiniche, Debra Kay, 5448 E. 9000 N. Rd., Manteno, IL 60950 (Joliet First) (815-207-3595) Reiniche, John C., 5448 E. 9000 N. Rd., Manteno, IL 60950 (Joliet First) (815-207-3594) Schimmelpfennig, Cindi S., 102 Dartmouth Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-922-6841) Wine, David, 916 Percy Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-932-9223) J. RETIRED MINISTERS Bell, William, 55 Castle Coombe Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-939-0130) Bloom, Norman W., Elim Shores- 7900 Timber Lake Dr., Eden Prairie, MN 55347 (Kankakee College) (952-738-2600) Branson, Robert D., 6377 S. Cabriolet Way, Pendleton, IN 46064 (Kankakee College) (765-778-4101) Cleare, Samuel O., 721 Edwin Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-933-5091) Dean, William Ward, 188 Bernard St., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-939-0888) Ellwanger, C. William, 89 Briarcliff Ln, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-937-0278) Farber, James, 941 E. Washington St., Morris, IL 60450 (Wilmington) (815-942-2816) 27 Fisher, Ralph W., 6556 S. Coldwater Rd., Blanchard, MI 49310 (Living Water) (989-561-5775) Foote, William G., 362 N. Ashley Ave., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College)(815-939-3027) Foster, Roy E., 710 Westwood Dr., Catlin, IL 61817 (Paxton) (217-427-5648) Garton, Franklin D., 198 Esther Cir., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-932-5120) Jarnagin, John R., 1207 Riverlane Dr., Bradley, IL 60915 (Kankakee First) (815-932-4355) Joplin, Elmer, 494 Eugene Drive, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-932-8495) Killion, Robert G., 354 North 000 Rd., Loda, IL 60948 (Milford) (217-386-2814) Kim, Choong Shin, 2830 Effingham Ct., Schaumburg, IL 60193 (630-379-1493) (Chicago First Korean) (847-798-8368) th (217-283-4476) Laci, Frank R., 517 N. 10 Ave., Hoopeston, IL 60942 (Potomac) Lee, Sang Kyun, 4645 N. Sheridan Rd. Apt. 312, Chicago, IL 60640 (Chicago Northside) (773-334-0534) Leigh, Gilbert, 6900 S. Chappel, Chicago, IL 60649 (Chicago Ingleside Community) (773-288-4387) Malliett, Lowell M., 743 Stockton Heights Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-935-2206) Meyering, Paul, 17609 Roosevelt Ave, Homewood, IL 60430 (Chicago Mt. Greenwood) (708-957-0504) Morgan, Earl L., 494 Meadows Rd. S., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-933-8216) Nelson, Alverne J., 103 Old Farm Midcourt, Bradley, IL 60915 (Kankakee College)(815-933-1621) Oxner, William E. 1494 Timber Ridge Ave., Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee First) (815-936-1802 Remmenga, Al, 1405 Burch W8, Bourbonnais, IL 60914-3973 (Kankakee First) (815-935-8473) Smith, Warren N., 45 St. Michaels Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee Eastridge) (815-932-9788) Sprunger, Virgil, 350 Mayfair Dr., Lincoln, IL 62656 (Elgin) (217-732-7367) Story, John, Sr., 1205 S. Seventh Ave, Kankakee, IL 60901 (Gilman) (815-939-1218) Watson, Wilmer R., 1573 Carver Cir., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-936-1687) Westveer, Daniel D., 6217 Thames Pl., Vero Beach, FL 32966 (Chicago Heights) (231-760-2028) White, Paul E., 403 E. Plum St., Ransom, IL (60470 Danville Cedar Grove) (815-586-4657) Wickersham, Gordon C., 16 N. West Ave., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-939-1111) Wiggins, William C., 2010 Rileysburg Rd., Danville, IL 61834 (Danville First) (217-446-6253) Wood, George L., 866 S. Evergreen, Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee College) (815-939-9914) K. LICENSED MINISTERS 2008 PAS G E 2003 PSV-FT G E 2011 STU 4 E 2009 PSV-FT 4 E 2006 PSV-FT G E 2010 STU 4 E 2011 STU G E 2010 PSV-PT 1 E 2005 STU E G Alexander, Jeffery C., 609 W. Lincoln St., Hoopeston, IL 60942 (Hoopeston First) (217-772-3733) Alfaro, Hector, 4705 W. Berenice, Chicago, IL 60641 (Chicago First Spanish) (773-992-7307) Alger, Justin, 1000 N. Entrance, Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee First) (815-933-1000) Allen, Ronald, 914 Pasture Rose St., Joliet, IL 60431 (Chicago First) (312-287-7074)) Bender, Roberta L. 714 Longfellow Ln., Mundelein, IL 60060 (Mundelein) (269-267-9198) Benson, Michael Andrew, Box 6097, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College ) (815-370-4213) Blanchette, Sarah, 371 North Michigan, Bradley, IL 60915 (Kankakee First) (815-922-9752) Bran, Carlos, 2930 N. Lewis, Waukegan, IL 60087 (North Chicago) (847-623-8231) rd Bridges, Thomas J., 730 N. 23 St. Apt. 304, Milwaukee, WI 53233 (Kankakee College) (815-351-0763) 28 2011 STU G E 2011 STU 2 E 2009 STU 2 E 2003 PSV-PT G E 2005 PSV-FT 4 D 2010 PSV-PT 3 E 2010 PSV-PT 4 E 2010 STU 4 E 2008 U G E 2007 STU G E 2010 PAS 2 E 2010 PSV-PT 2 E 2011 PAS 1 e 2009 PSV-FT 4 E 2009 PAS 4 E 2011 STU 2 E 2009 PAS G E 2010 PSV-PT 4 E 2011 PAS 1 E 2005 SPC G E 2008 GA/SPC G E 2004 SPC G E 2009 STU 4 E 2008 STU 3 D 2009 STU 3 E 2009 PAS 4 E 2008 STU 4 E 2007 PSV-PT 4 D Burkey, Jonathan, 460 Bresee Ave., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (419-233-3318) Burton, Tina, 809 Buck Ct., Manteno, IL 60950 (Manteno) (815-351-6114) Campbell, Rachel Ann, 506 ½ S. Fifth, Kankakee, IL 60901 (Elgin) (815-450-0176) Cardenas, David, 5247 W. Byron, Chicago, IL 60641 (Chicago Emanuel Spanish) (773-794-9665) Chamberlain, Sarah, 2214 N. Vermilion St., Danville, IL 61832 (Danville First) (217-431-4779) Cook, Ashley M., 2704 Caddy Ln., Joliet, IL 60435 (Living Water) (815-630-5698) Cooper, Marie Donaldson, 4336 W. Adams St., Chicago, IL 60624 (Chicago First) (773-921-9690) Crowley, Jacob G., 901 Gettysburg Dr., Apt. 2, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (217-691-4430) Dace, Trevor, 265 N. Randolph Ave., Bradley, IL 60915 (Kankakee College) (815-216-7092) Davey, Brandon K., Box 6112, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-210-6545) De Leon, Edy, 11 N. Dryden Pl., Apt#2, Arlington Heights, IL (Mt. Prospect International) (224-663-8709) De Leon, Licet, 11 N. Dryden Pl., Apt#2, Arlington Heights, IL (Mt. Prospect International) (224-663-8710) Dominguez, Eleuterio, 428 Fielding Ln., Round Lake, IL 60073 (Cristo La Unica Esperanza) (262-716-3912) Emmons, Jeffrey T., 2622 Burr Ridge Ct., Apt.109, Woodridge, IL 60517 (Chicago First) (630-415-9383) Evans, Michael, 12500 S. Lowe, Chicago, IL 60628 (Chicago Ingleside) (312-206-1931) Evans, Thomas J., 9104 Kennedy Ct., Orland Park, IL 60462 (Chicago Heights) (708-308-9701) Fisk, Michael G., 1300 Dearborn St., Joliet, IL 60435 (Paxton) (815-263-5707) Flowers, Michael A., 20 W. Circle Dr., Saint Anne, IL 60964 (Bradley First) (810-701-7538) Franco, Diomedes, (Casa de Dios) ([email protected]) Fuhrmann, Justin, P.O. Box 101, Montezuma, OH 45866 (Kankakee College) (567-510-5404) Gaines (Songer) Shawna, 174 S. Charlotte St., Lombard, IL 60148 (Grace Fellowship) (209-728-5313) Gaines, Timothy, 174. S. Charlotte St., Lombard, IL 60148 (Grace Fellowship) (209-324-1867) Gall, Aaron M., 1584 S. Sixth Ave., Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee Westbrook) (815-929-9112) Garcia, Jose Enrique, 540 Kresswood Dr., McHenry, IL 60050 (Mundelein Spanish) (815-999-9259) Garcia, Rita, 540 Kresswood Dr., McHenry, IL 60050 (Mundelein Spanish) (815-999-9260) Gardner, Kevin, 9591 E. Oakridge Dr., St. John, IN 46373 (Lighthouse Community) (219-365-3799`) Gonzalez, William M., 313 Todd St., Park Forest, IL 60466 (Chicago Heights) (708-308-0733) Grieb, Cynthia, 894 Aberdeen Dr., Crystal Lake, IL 60014 (Real Life) (815-477-7626) 29 2009 SER/ 4 PSV-PT 2011 PSV-FT G E E 2006 PSV-FT G E 2009 STU G E 2007 U G E 2009 PSV-FT 2 D 2011 STU G E 2011 STU G E 2006 PSV-PT G E 2011 STU 1 E 2011 STU 4 E 2002 PSV-PT G E 2011 STU 2 E 2008 STU G E 2009 PSV-FT 2 E 2011 STU 1 E 2011 STU 1 E 2003 PAS 3 E 2006 PSV-PT G E 2011 STU 1 E 2004 PAS 4 E 2011 STU 4 E 2010 STU 4 E 2011 PSV-FT 2 E 2006 U G E 2006 PSV-FT 3 E 2008 PAS 4 E 2009 PSV-PT 4 E Grindle, Jeffery Robert, 7732 S. Austin Ave., Burbank, IL 60459 (Chicago Oak Lawn First) (312-237-1831) Guffey, James E. Jr., One University Ave., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Chicago Heights) (815-278-1659) Hansen, Ryan L., 6524 N. Bosworth Ave. Apt. 2, Chicago, IL 60626 (Grace Fellowship) (920-629-0461) Jones, Kedric, 15715 Peck Rd., Evansville, IN 47725 (Kankakee First) (815-545-2832) Karuchit, Andrew H., 16757 S. Ottawa Dr., Lockport, IL 60441 (Chicago First) (614-506-1353) Karuchit, Jessica D., 16757 S. Ottawa Dr., Lockport, IL 60441 (Chicago First) (708-574-8195) Kramer, Jordan S., 242 E. Charles St., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (414-828-5507) Kring, Andrew, One University Ave., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-939-5063) Lee, Joseph Michael, 1000 N. Entrance, Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee First) (815-939-5370) Maldonado, Romina, 2602 N. McVicker, Chicago, IL 60639 (Chicago First Spanish) 773-370-2605) Mantarian, Grace, One University Ave., Bourbonnais, 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-954-8163) Mata, Abel, 4707 W. Berenice Ave., Chicago, IL 60641 (Chicago First Spanish) (815-258-6385) Mina, Julio Cesar, 709 McKinley, Mundelein, IL 60060 (Casa de Dios) (847-566-7938) Moore, Elizabeth J., 203 Bernard St., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee Eastridge) (815-939-9061) Pineda, Sandra, 7401 W 63rd St., Summit, IL 60501 (Chicago Summit Spanish) (708-299-7401) Pinto, Edith, 1833 N. Kostner, Chicago, IL 60639 (Chicago First Spanish) (773-252-3908) Pinto, Rodolfo, 1833 N. Kostner, Chicago, IL 60639 (Chicago First Spanish) 773-829-1574) Quezada, Alberto, P.O. Box 75, Aroma Park, IL 60910 (Aroma Park) (815-937-4039) Ramirez, Israel, 909 Half Day Rd., Highland Park, IL 60035 (North Chicago) (847-863-0276) Reyes, Joel, 25750 South Nancy St., Crete, IL 60417 (Lighthouse Community) (708-262-9744) Rhee, Mie Hae, 17709 Larkspur Ln., Homewood, IL 60430 (Chicago Mongolian) (708-799-0012) Sargent, Scott, 975 S. Lincoln Ave., Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee Eastridge) (815-936-9349) Smith, Stephanie, Fischer Graduate Res. Apt.1C, Notre Dame, IN 46556 (Kankakee First) (815-922-2053) Steward, Ellen, 465 S. Bresee Ave., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College (815-982-5762) rd Stith, Nadine M., 209 E. 3 St., Gilman, IL 60938 (Kankakee College) (815-278-1063) St. John, Chad G., 3504 Cambridge Ct., Danville, IL 61832 (Danville Southside) (217-519-5374) Trujillo (Martinez), Oscar J., 1927 N. Tripp, Chicago, IL 60639 (Chicago Norridge Spanish) (773-516-1153) Valladares, Juan Carlos, 1913 Lake Bluff Lane, Pingree Grove, IL 60140 (Chicago First Spanish) (847-464-2251) 30 2008 PSV-PT 2 E 2011 STU 1 E 2011 STU 1 E 2011 STU 1 E 2011 STU G E 2010 STU G E 2011 STU 3 E Vogel, John, 206 Fir St., New Lenox, IL 60451 (Joliet First) (815-462-1741) Blesi-Wainwright, Caroline, One University Ave., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Limestone Community) (616-780-7584) Wilson, Don, 735 Enterprise Court, Chicago Heights, IL 60411 (Chicago Heights) (708-372-9427) Wood, Joseph A., 151 S. Crosswell Ave., Apt.8, Bradley, IL 60915 (Manteno) (256-651-3847) Joshua W. Woods, One University Ave., Box 6114, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (216-310-5785) Wright, Andrew Victor, 620 Coyne St., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-529-7104) Wright, John Albert, 259 N. LaSalle Ave., Bradley, IL 60915 (Limestone Community) (815-278-2431) 31 L. MINISTERS SERVING CONNECTIONAL INTERESTS 1. Ministers Michael Benson Leon Blanchette John Bowling Wilfredo Canales Gregg Chenoweth Ron Dalton Mark E. Holcomb Carl Leth Tim Mercer Franklin Moore Kent Olney Mark Quanstrom Charles Perabeau Robert Doyle Smith Walter W. Webb David Wine M. MINISTERS SERVING IN NAZARENE INSTITUTIONS IN SPECIAL CONNECTIONAL INTERESTS Michael Andrew Benson David Becker Gary Dearth Jeff Enfield Justin Knight Stan Martin Dwayne Mills John Mongerson Mark Mountain Matthew A. Smith N. MINISTERS SERVING INTERDENOMINATIONAL SPC Laurie J. Braaten David W. Clark Jill Crew Justin Fuhrmann Shawna Songer-Gaines Timothy Gaines William H. Koch Troy W. Martin O. NON-ORDINATION CANDIDATE RENEWAL OF DISTRICT LICENSE The following is recommended for renewal of district license as a non-ordination candidate: Mie Hae Rhee. P. ACTIVE EVANGELISM SERVICE RETIRED Earl Morgan Q. REGISTERED SONG EVANGELIST Anthony P. Fightmaster 32 Jeffrey Robert Grindle R. REGISTERED EVANGELIST Michael Benson Daniel Wheelock Raul Zaldivar 33 II. General Information A. RECEIVED ON TRANSFER 1. Licensed Ministers Roberta Bender (Michigan), Michael A. Flowers (Eastern Michigan), and Chad G. St. John (Tennessee) B. GRANTED TRANSFER 1. Elders Elizabeth Bidle (Indianapolis) and Gary L. Richardson (Indianapolis), and Michael K. Sparks (Southwest Indiana) 2. Licensed Ministers Brandon Bowmar (Northwestern Illinois), Byoung Youn Cho (Louisiana), Daniel Taylor (Northwestern Ohio), Andrew Twibell (Kentucky) and Simone Twibell (Kentucky). C. ELECTED TO ELDER’S ORDERS Paul W. Caldwell, Steven D. Cook, Ezequiel Garcia, Aaron A. Gregory, Brandon E. Hird, Edward Peñate and Lisa Ulrich. D. DROPPED FROM THE ROLL OF ELDERS The following is permanently dropped from the roll of elders, having surrendered his credentials: Jaime Lechuga. E. GRANTED MINISTER’S LICENSE Justin Alger, Sarah Blanchette, Jonathan Burkey, Tina Burton, Ashley M. Cook, Eleutuerio Dominguez, Thomas Evans, Diomede Franco, James Guffey, Jordan Kramer, Andrew Kring, Romina Maldonado, Grace Mantarian, Julio Cesar Mina, Edith Pinto, Rodolfo Pinto, Joel Reyes, Scott Sargent, Ellen Steward, Caroline Blesi Wainwright, Don Wilson, Joseph A. Wood, Joshua Woods and John Albert Wright. F. MINISTERS LICENSES NOT RENEWED William Bahr, Tara Beth Leach, Michael T. Neil, and Michael Pierson. G. NEW CHURCHES ORGANIZED Chicago Gage Park and Cristo la Unica Esperanza H. CHURCHES INACTIVE Chicago First East Indian, Chicago First Filipino, Chicago Ebenezer, Chicago First Russian, Chicago Hickory Hills, Chicago Lincoln Park Community, Chicago Mount Greenwood, Chicago Norridge Arabic, Crystal Lake, Mount Prospect, New Horizons, Richton Park Community, Schaumburg Korean and Suburban Community. I. CHURCH-TYPE MISSIONS Chicago Mongolian, Korean Naperville, New Song and Norridge Spanish. J. WHERE TO SEND FUNDS World Evangelism Fund, Pensions Fund, and Approved Specials General Treasurer—17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lenexa, KS 66220 District Evangelism Fund, District Mission Specials and Educational Fund District Treasurer—Matt Foor, P.O. Box 218, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 34 Work & Witness and NMI Project Funds NMI Treasurer—Sandy Story, 1205 S. Seventh, Kankakee, IL 60901 NYI and SDMI Events and Projects NYI/SDMI Treasurer—Michelle Thomas, P.O. Box 567 Bourbonnais, IL 60914 Nazarene Theological Seminary Offering NTS, 1700 E. Meyer Blvd., Kansas City, MO 64131 Nazarene Bible College Offering NBC, 1111 Academy Blvd., Colorado Springs, CO 80910 Investment Funds Church of the Nazarene Foundation-Dr. Mel McCullough, 13795 S. Mur-Len Rd., Suite 101, Olathe, KS 66062 (866-273-2549) 35 III. Plan of Examination (See Addendum A for Contact Information) A. DISTRICT MINISTERIAL STUDIES BOARD Chairman – Doug Ward Secretary – Todd Peeler CEU Coordinator – Todd Peeler Centro de Estudios Pastorales: Spanish Language Urban Pastoral Training – Wilfredo Canales Advisors 1. Gary Aills Advisees: Ronald Allen, Michael Evans, and Jeffrey Grindle. 2. Michael Benson Advisees: Matthew Anderson and Thomas Evans. 3. Jerry Bimber Advisees: Grace Mantarian and Michael Neil. 4. Leon Blanchette Advisees: David Huitt, Scott Sargent, and Don Wilson. 5. Wilfredo Canales Advisees: Carlos Bran, Edie De León, Licet De León, Eleuterio, Rita García, Eleuterio Domínguez, Alberto Quezada, Oscar Trujillo, and Juan Carlos Valladares. H. Mark Else Advisees: Ashley Cook, Jessica Karuchit, and John Wright. 6. 7. Mark Holcomb Advisees: Aaron Gall and Kevin Gardner. 8. Frank Laci Advisees: Tina Burton, Sarah Chamberlain, and Michael Pierson. 9. David Ludwig Advisees: Michael Andrew Benson and Jeffrey T. Emmons. 10. Sergio Mayorga Advisees: José Enrique García, Andrés Mata, Julio Mina, and Sandra Pineda. 11. John Mohler Advisees: Jacob Crowley and William Gonzalez. 12. Ron Panos Advisees: Justin Alger and John Vogel. 13. Mark Quanstrom Advisees: Josh Ayers and Stephanie Smith. 14. Robert Smith Advisees: William Bahr and Ellen Steward. 15. Doug Ward Advisees: David Andrew Ramsay. 36 Students Level 1 Track Advisor Status Method Elder 2 C-1 S Anderson, Matthew Elder 5 C-1 CEP Bran, Carlos Elder 5 P-1 CEP Dominguez, Eleuterio Elder 4 P-1 S Huitt, David Elder 4 P-1 M Wilson, Don Level 2 Elder 13 P-2 S Ayers, Josh Elder 15 P-2 S Bahr, Willam Elder 8 P-2 M Burton, Tina, Elder 5 P-2 CEP DeLeon, Edy, Elder 5 P-2 CEP DeLeon, Licet, Elder 2 P-2 S Evans, Thomas Deacon 6 C-2 M Karuchit, Jessica Elder 9 C-2 CEP Mina, Julio Elder 8 C-2 S Pierson, Michael Elder 14 P-2 C Steward, Ellen Level 3 Deacon 10 C-3 CEP Garcia, Jose Enrique Elder 5 C-3 CEP Garcia, Rita Elder 10 P-3 CEP Pineda, Sandra Elder 5 C-3 CEP Quezada, Alberto Elder 6 P-3 M Wright, John A. Elder 13 C-2 M Vogel, John Level 4 Elder 12 P-4 S Alger, Justin Elder 1 C-4 M Allen, Ronald Deacon 8 C-4 S Chamberlain, Sarah Elder 6 P-4 M Cook, Ashley 37 Elder 11 C-4 M Cooper, Marie Donaldson Elder 12 C-4 M Crowley, Jacob Gordon Elder 9 C-4 S Emmons, Jeffrey T. Elder 1 C-4 M Evans, Michael Elder 7 C-4 M Gall, Aaron Elder 7 C-4 M Gardner, Kevin Elder 12 C-4 S Gonzalez, William Deacon 1 C-4 M Grindle, Jeffrey D. Elder 3 P-4 S Mantarian, Grace Elder 3 C-4 M Neil, Michael Deacon 16 C-4 S Nush, Aaron W. Licensed Minister 11 C-4 C Rhee, Mie Hae Elder 4 P-4 S Sargent, Scott Elder 14 P-4 S Smith, Stephanie Elder 5 P-4 CEP Trujillo, Oscar Elder 5 C-4 CEP Valladares, Juan Carlos Graduated Elder P-G S Bender, Roberta Elder P-G S Benson, Michael Andrew Elder P-G S Blanchette, Sarah Elder P-G S Burkey, Jonathan Elder P-G S Campbell, Rachel Ann Elder P-G M Cook, Steven Deacon P-G M Grieb, Cynthia Elder P-G S Guffey, James Elder P-G S Kramer, Jordan Elder P-G S Kring, Andrew Elder P-G S Peñate, Edward Elder P-G S Ulrich, Lisa Elder P-G S Woods, Joshua 39 Legend Status: C—Continued in year; P—Placed in year; (Pr)-Probationary year granted to complete unfinished requirements; G- Graduated Method: M—Modular Course of Study; CEP-Centro de Estudios Pastorales (Spanish Modular Program); S—Student at college or seminary; C—Combination. 38 B. INSTRUCTIONS TO STUDENTS Eligibility The board serves only the persons who are properly enrolled. Enrollment is open only to local ministers, local lay ministers (Manual 402.1 HMS 438), and ministers of music who qualify according to Manual 410. Courses There are two ministerial study tracks administered by the Ministerial Studies Board: elder and deacon. In cases where ordination is not being sought, the track is identified as “Licensed Minister.” Ministers will not be ordained without having completed their respective courses. The recommended mode of preparation for full-time Christian service is by attending a Nazarene liberal arts college or university and, if possible, Nazarene Theological Seminary. Other modes include Nazarene Bible College (NBC On-line), and the Modular Course of Studies (Spanish Modules identified as CEP). The Modular Course of Studies is under the immediate supervision of the District Ministerial Studies Board. The courses required of the college students are in Manual 426.1. Spanish Pastoral Training In an effort to meet the needs of our Spanish-speaking congregations, pastoral training is available through the district’s Centro de Estudios Pastorales (CEP), which meets primarily at Chicago First Spanish Church and uses the Modular Course of Study. The program is administered by Rev. Wilfredo Canales. Conversion From Directed Studies to Modular Courses The District has discontinued the Directed Studies program and has adopted the Modular Course of Study. For details on the transition contact the Secretary of the Board of Ministerial Studies. College Students College students are responsible to submit to the board documentary evidence of academic standing in harmony with Manual 427.1, and Sourcebook for Ministerial Development 438.19. College students are reminded to plan their curriculum in harmony with Manual paragraph 426.1. The final transcript at graduation will be evaluated by the District Ministerial Studies Board, and no requirements stated in the Manual will be waived. Where to Go 1. For information or guidance, contact your adviser first, then, if necessary, contact the secretary or chairman of the Ministerial Studies Board. 2. For relevant applications (for district assembly recognition and renewal and changes of address), contact the district secretary, Dr. Edward H. Heck, Chicago Central District, P.O. Box 101163, Chicago, IL 60610 ([email protected]) and/or visit the District Assembly page on the district web site: www.ccdnaz.org. Persons transferring their membership to this district and wishing to seek a license and/or commission are expected to assume full responsibility to have their records and transcripts from their previous districts (or, if newly graduated, from college and/or seminary) transferred to the current secretary of the Board of Ministerial Studies and the District Secretary. 39 IV. DAILY PROCEEDINGS A. SUNDAY EVENING June 19, 2011 Musicians from Chicago First Church of the Nazarene provided the music that opened th the 107 District Assembly of the Chicago Central District. The congregation joined in with singing “Today is the Day.” The combined choir included Chicago First Church Lemont Campus and the Austin Campus as well as members from Chicago Summit Spanish Church of the Nazarene. District Secretary, Dr. Edward Heck, announced that the continuing session of District Assembly would commence on Monday morning, June 20, 2011, with registration beginning at 8:00 a.m. The Monday morning session of district assembly will begin promptly at 9:00 a.m. Rev. Clark Howe, Minister of Worship from Chicago First Church, led the congregation in singing “Victory in Jesus.” Host pastor, Dr. Kevin Ulmet, welcomed the congregation and indicated that there are many people in the building from Chicago First Church ready to assist the visitors and delegates. He then prayed. District Superintendent, Dr. Brian Wilson informed the congregation of the District NYI convention and NMI convention that had already taken place as well as a pre-assembly Hispanic service that was held in Summit on Saturday evening. He thanked Chicago First Church for their outstanding service in hosting the events of District Assembly. He then gave a brief historical commentary on the formation of the Chicago Central District. Dr. Harold Henderson, representative from the Church of the Nazarene Foundation, and Dr. Eugénio Duarte, General Superintendent, were introduced as special guests of the District Assembly. Special music was again provided by the combined choir. The congregation joined in singing “I Surrender All.” Rev. Kendall Franklin, Senior Pastor from Kankakee College Church, challenged the congregation in giving generously in the offering, indicating that all of the loose offering wouldl go to the WEF. Mrs. Tonya Allen and the combined choirs and praise band provided the offertory. Dr. Duarte addressed the congregation, thanking the Global Church for the honor of serving as a General Superintendent. Dr. Duarte asked the congregation to greet Dr. Wilson’s wife, Joan, and daughter, Jennifer, who were in the congregation. Dr. Wilson came to the pulpit. Ministers Rev. Jack McCormick and Rev. Wilfredo Canales prayed prayers of blessing for the message of the evening. Dr. Wilson presented his fourteenth report to the District Assembly. Dr. Wilson began his report by introducing and welcoming the new pastors and associates on the district. He expressed special thanks to two ministers who have served as interim pastors on the district this past year, Dr. Carl Leth and Herb Ireland, as well as members of the District Advisory Board, Mission area assistants, and Dr. Tim Mercer and Rev. Wilfredo Canales, who assist with the Asian churches and Spanish works, respectively. Dr. Edward Heck, District Secretary, was thanked for his work through the year as was Mrs. Heidi Taylor, who serves as the District Treasurer, with the assistance of Mrs. Michelle Thomas, Financial Secretary. Special thanks was expressed to Office Assistant, Edward Peñate who, this year, celebrated seven years of marriage, the arrival a new baby, completed the master of divinity degree and will be ordained as an elder on Monday evening. Dr. Wilson thanked the volunteers who serve the district through the year, his immediate family for their support, and the leadership of our General Superintendent, Dr. Duarte. Dr. Wilson then reported on the results of last year’s challenge to his report – “10-10-10: Mission in Times of Challenge and Opportunity.” Several significant milestones have happened since his report. He announced that the membership on the CCD has surpassed 10,000 and for the tenth year in a row more than one million dollars has been given by the district churches. The Chicago Gage Park Church was organized on 10/10/10 as well as another church and new works during the year. He switched gears to this year’s report entitled “Is there an APP for that?” The new year of work begins in the “i” world. Independence and individuality are the challenges we 40 face as a church as we make Christ-like disciples in the global “i” world. Inclusiveness and interdependence are ways we need to function as a district in our “i” world. He challenged the people of our district to meet new people in order to share the good news and open the door to discipleship. He asked Pastor Johnny Calvo to join him on the platform. Rev. Calvo is a pastor and district superintendent of the Costa Rica North District. Pastor Calvo had hosted five CCD pastors and Rev. Wilson in February, 2011 on his district to share his vision of starting 18 new churches on the Costa Rica North District. Dr. Wilson concluded his report. General Superintendent Duarte administered communion as District Superintendents, Johnny Calvo and Brian Wilson, distributed the elements to local CCD pastors who served the congregants. A duet was sung by Rev. and Mrs. Dae-hang Hur, pastor of the New Song Church of the Nazarene, as the elements were served. Communion was then taken and Dr. Duarte led in prayer. Dr. Wilson announced that with tonight’s offering totaling almost $5,000.00 and other commitments by the Kempton Church, the Gilman Church, Chicago First Church and individuals in the congregation tonight, the district goal of payment of 100% for WEF has been met. He closed in prayer and the meeting was adjourned until the Monday morning session. B. MONDAY MORNING June 20, 2011 -- 9:00 a.m. Clark Howe led the congregation in an opening song. Host pastor, Dr. Kevin Ulmet greeted the delegation and provided directions regarding lunch options in the area Rev. Kent Pitcher and Rev. Johnny Calvo prayed, followed by scripture reading by Pastor and Mrs. Ron Allen, pastor of the Chicago First Church of the Nazarene Austin Campus. The congregation sang and Dr. Wilson prayed a prayer of anointing for Dr. Eugénio R. Duarte, followed by a song led by the musicians from Chicago First Church. Dr. Duarte preached a moving message about the true meaning of worship. He referenced Psalm 119 and the story of the Samaritan woman as he challenged the delegation to keep the Lord as the one we worship. As we do that, we are revived and we in turn revive the church. He declared, “May God help us be true worshippers of Jesus, our Lord.” This time of worship concluded with an open alter. Dr. Wilson prayed for the pastors and pastoral families. th Dr. Duarte declared the 107 Assembly of the Chicago Central District in session. He then asked the District Secretary, Dr. Edward H. Heck, to organize the assembly. Dr, Heck read th the list of members of the 107 Chicago Central District Assembly according to the guidelines of Manual paragraph 201. He further stated that those pastors who have found it necessary to seat duly elected/appointed alternate delegates have done so at the time of registration and have been checked for accuracy. He recommended that all alternates by duly seated as part of the assembly without the reading of names. The voting bar for the Chicago Central District Assembly shall be composed of all sections on the main floor of the sanctuary, the platform and areas utilized by district personnel during the time of District Assembly. The officers of the assembly will include the following: Page – Rev. Todd Peeler; Election Chairpersons – Rev. Mike Day and Mr. Fred Hardy; Recording Secretary – Mrs. Kathy Heck; Reader – Rev. Dave Anderson. Established times of the District Assembly shall be Monday: 8:00am – 9:00 am – Registration, 10:30 am – Special Order of the Day – the District Superintendent Ballot, 12:00pm – 1:30 PM – Lunch, 1:30PM - Olivet Nazarene University Report, 5:00PM – Adjournment, 7:00PM – Ordination Service. Motion was made and seconded to accept the organization of the assembly as directed by the District Secretary. The motion carried. Dr. Duarte called for the adoption of the report of the District Superintendent as presented in the Sunday evening service. Those in favor stood. The report was received. Dr. Duarte called for the report of the Ministerial Credentials Report. Reader Dave Anderson read the final report. Rev. Anderson then moved for the adoption of the report. The motion was seconded. The report was adopted. 41 The special order of the day, the vote of renewal for the District Superintendent, was led by Dr. Duarte. He gave instructions about the vote for a renewal for four years then led the delegation in prayer for the upcoming vote. Dr. Heck called for the election chair person, Fred Hardy, to come to the front of the sanctuary. The tellers were called forward. Instructions were given and the ballots were distributed. Delegates voted and the votes were collected. Dr. Duarte dismissed the tellers to tally the votes. The Nominating Committee report was read by Rev. Anderson who made a motion to adopt the report. There was a second to the motion and it was adopted. Rev. Mike Day, election chair person, came forward with the second board of tellers. Instructions were given regarding the 2011 Officer’s Election ballot and the ballots were distributed. The delegation voted and the ballots were then collected. The tellers were dismissed to tally the votes. Dr. Duarte then introduced Dr. Harold Henderson and his wife, who represent the Church of the Nazarene Foundation. A video was presented showing the work of the Foundation. Dr. Henderson greeted the congregation, introducing and emphasizing the work of the Foundation. Dr. Duarte called for a ten-minute break. The delegation was then called back into session and the results of the ballot for the renewal of the call of the District Superintendent were read by Dr. Heck as follows: 214 ballots cast with 0 ballots spoiled. The results of the ballot were: 210 yes; 4 no. Dr. Duarte declares Dr. Wilson elected for four more years. Dr. Wilson thanked the delegation for the affirmation of his calling and promised to do his very best for the district and for the Lord for the next four years. Joan Wilson also addressed the delegation and expressed her love for the district family. The District Advisory report was read by Rev. Dave Anderson. He then moved for the adoption of the report. There was a second and Dr. Duarte asked if there were any questions. The report was adopted. The Ministerial Studies Board report was read by Rev. Anderson. He moved for the adoption of the report. Dr. Duarte asked if there was a second and Dr. Duarte then asked if there were any questions. The report was then adopted. Mrs. Heidi Taylor came to share her first report as the District Treasurer. There was a motion for the adoption of the report. There was a second and it was adopted. Dr. Wilson clarified changes in the Finance Report, making notes of modifications made in terminology due to changes made at the Global Mission Center, making terminology consistent between the two entities. He provided clarification on page 7 of the report, specifically paragraph 5.5.4, relative to the non-payment of apportionments by the local church. Dr. Duarte moved for a motion to adopt the report, which was then seconded and opened for discussion. There was some discussion on the paragraph. The report was then adopted. Dr. Duarte thanked the district on behalf of the Global Mission Center for the spirit in which our district operates and for the full payment of the WEF. Dr. Duarte called for a break until 1:45. Dr. Heck then called for the ordination candidates and their spouses to meet with the GS. Dr. Heck then recognized Mr. L. th Keith Peck, who was in attendance at District Assembly for the 70 consecutive year. He received a standing ovation. The assembly was dismissed for the lunch break until 1:45 p.m. C. MONDAY AFTERNOON June 20, 2011 – 1:45 p.m. The afternoon session of the 107th District Assembly of the Chicago Central District opened with a musical package by the Olivetians, followed by a video featuring Olivet Nazarene University President, Dr. John Bowling. The video highlighted the Kenneth and Betty Hawkins Centennial Chapel with a special testimonial shared by one of Olivet’s Vice President’s, Dr. Woody Webb. The theme of the presentation was “The Power of One”. Dr. Brian Allen, another Vice President of Olivet Nazarene University, came forward to continue the report of Olivet Nazarene University and to thank the delegation for the sacrifices made for Olivet. The Olivetians introduced themselves and then concluded the report with a song. 42 Dr. Wilson thanked the Olivetians and Dr. Allen for the fine report of Olivet Nazarene University. The results of the 2011 Officer’s Election ballot were reported: District Advisory Board (lay) total number of ballots cast: 211, ballots disqualified 2, total number of valid ballots 209. Doug Perry 146, Cheryl Seymour 106, Jim Upchurch 100, Barry Huebner 58. Dr. Duarte declared Doug Perry and Cheryl Seymour elected. District Advisory Board (clergy) total number of ballots cast: 214, ballots disqualified 2, total number of valid ballots 212. David Anderson 135, W. Randy Dodd 72. Dr. Duarte declared David Anderson elected. Olivet Nazarene University Trustee (lay) total number of ballots cast: 215, ballots disqualified 1, total number of valid ballots 214. John Alexander 138, Cheryl Seymour 74. Dr. Duarte declared John Alexander elected. Olivet Nazarene University Trustee (clergy) total number of ballots cast: 214, ballots disqualified 2, total number of valid ballots 212. David Anderson 82, Edward Heck 130. Dr. Duarte declared Edward Heck elected. SDMI Board (lay) total number of ballots cast: 207, ballots disqualified 2, total number of valid ballots 205;. Latreese Bragg 80, Heather Tucker 121. Dr. Duarte declared Heather Tucker elected. SDMI Board (clergy) total number of ballots cast: 207, ballots disqualified 2, total number of valid ballots 205. Jeff Alexander 137, Steve Cook 113, Phillip Dorries 86, John Vogel 77. Dr Duarte declared Jeff Alexander and Steve Cook elected. Pastors from the South Mission Area were asked to stand. Their video reports followed. Pastors from the City of Chicago were asked to stand and their video reports followed. Dr. Wilson congratulated the pastors from these zones. He then recognized Rev. Deborah White, pastor of Sheldon, and Dr. Jose Alfaro, pastor of Chicago First Spanish, both of whom have served in their local churches for 25 years. Rev. Johnny Calvo joined Dr. Wilson on the platform. Rev. Calvo pastors a local church and serves as the District Superintendent of the Costa Rica North District. The two districts will work together over the next several years to complete projects in Costa Rica. Rev. Calvo then shared details about his district and the work the Lord has led him to do. Pictures of churches on his district were shown as he shared his report. Dr. Heck further shared details of the trip taken to Costa Rica by CCD pastors last February. Pastors Jack McCormick, Dave Anderson, Edward Heck, Kendall Franklin and Kevin Ulmet shared other highlights of their trip to Costa Rica. Dr. Wilson prayed for the partnership between the two districts. Video reports from the City of Chicago churches continued. Pastors from the Suburban Churches shared their video reports. The Central and South Suburban Mission Area pastors shared their video reports. Pastors from the Central and South Suburban Mission area were asked to stand. Brian Quade led the congregation in song. Dr. Wilson asked Dr. Susan Armstrong to come forward to read scripture during the Memoirs Report. He directed the delegation to stand as they see members of their local church honored on the screen. The congregation sang “Great Is Thy Faithfulness” and Rev. Deborah Bell prayed as a conclusion to the Memoirs Report. One last video report was shared from the Blue Island Church. This concluded the pastor’s reports. Rev. Randy Dodd shared an announcement about a trip to the Holy Land in January, 2012. Rev. Mike Day, District SDMI Chair, made announcements about upcoming District SDMI events. Dr. Duarte shared about the plan of Pensions and Benefits to give to the ones who are now retired. He asked the retired ministers to stand. A video from Pensions and Benefits was shown. Dr. Duarte thanked the churches for their contribution to the Pension and Benefits Fund. He also stated that although Nazarene Publishing House cannot be here this year, they have sent a gift to the Senior Pastors. He also reported that Nazarene Publishing House is trying to be creative in the ways they can continue to serve the churches of the denomination. Greetings from the Board of General Superintendents were shared by Dr. Duarte. He also shared a report of the Global Mission Highlights and indicated he is very encouraged by the future of the Church of the Nazarene. 43 Dr, Duarte asked for a motion that the district secretary be allowed to edit and prepare the district record for publication. The motion was made and seconded. The motion was adopted. He also asked for a motion to adjourn the assembly following the evening service. Motion was made, seconded and adopted. Dr. Heck made announcements regarding the Ordination Service. Dr. Wilson expressed thanks to the host church, the district secretary, recording secretary and to Edward Peñate for his work in preparing for assembly. Special thanks were expressed to Dr. Duarte for his leadership during the last two assembly years. Rev. Anderson asked ministers to come to the platform to prepare for the ministers choir for the ordination service immediately following the conclusion of the afternoon session of assembly. The delegation and visitors were reminded of the evening ordination service being held at 7:00 p.m. The afternoon session concluded at 5:15 p.m. D. MONDAY EVENING ORDINATION SERVICE June 20, 2011 7 P.M. The service opened with prelude music by the Chicago First Church musicians. Host pastor, Dr. Kevin Ulmet, welcomed the congregation. The congregation joined the musicians in singing selected music. Dr. Brian Wilson came to the platform to recognize one retiring elder, Rev. Paul Meyering, and to recognize the newly-licensed ministers. He reminded them of their responsibilities and privileges and then prayed for the class of newly-licensed ministers. Rev. Dave Anderson led the assembly in singing Called Unto Holiness. Dr. Edward H. Heck led the ordination candidates into the service during the singing. Dr. Heck presented the ordination candidates to the assembly and to Dr. Eugénio Duarte for ordination; Paul W. Caldwell, Steven D. Cook, Ezequiel Garcia, Aaron A. Gregory, Brandon E. Hird, Edward Peñate, and Lisa K. Ulrich. Dr. Duarte addressed the ordination candidates and encouraged them about the ordination process and preparation that God has used to bring them to this point. He asked them several questions about their commitment to the ordination process and to the Church of the Nazarene. They all answered in the affirmative. He welcomed them on behalf of the Church of the Nazarene and congratulated the Chicago Central District in preparing them for this moment. Paragraphs 401-401.4 from the Manual and selections from Ephesians 4 were read by Rev. Doug Ward, Rev. Kendall Franklin, Rev. Todd Peeler and Rev. Wilfredo Canales. Special music was provided by the Ministers’ Choir. Dr. Duarte delivered a message reminding the candidates that “It’s All About Him – Jesus Christ.” The candidates for ordination and their spouses were escorted to the platform by Dr. Edward Heck and asked to kneel at the altar. Dr. Wilson and Dr. Heck joined Dr. Duarte. The elders were invited to stand behind the candidates in support. The elders laid hands on Paul W. Caldwell. Dr. Duarte ordained him an elder in the Church of the Nazarene. Rev. Michael Day offered prayer on his behalf. The elders laid hands on Steven D. Cook. Dr. Duarte ordained him an elder in the Church of the Nazarene. Rev. Robert Anderson offered prayer on his behalf. The elders laid hands on Ezequiel García. Dr. Duarte ordained him an elder in the Church of the Nazarene. Rev. Gilmar Pineda offered prayer on his behalf. The elders laid hands on Aaron A. Gregory. Dr. Duarte ordained him an elder in the Church of the Nazarene. Rev. Larry Mathias offered prayer on his behalf. The elders laid hands on Brandon E. Hird. Dr. Duarte ordained him an elder in the Church of the Nazarene. Rev. Dave Anderson offered prayer on his behalf. The elders laid hands on Edward Peñate. Dr. Duarte ordained him an elder in the Church of the Nazarene. Rev. Wilfredo Canales offered prayer on his behalf. 44 The elders laid hands on Lisa K. Ulrich and ordained her an elder in the Church of the Nazarene. Rev. Jerry Ulrich offered prayer on her behalf. Dr. Duarte then directed Dr. Heck to read the certificate presented to each ordinand. A Certificate of Ordination was then presented to each ordinand and Dr. Duarte welcomed them to the order of Elder in the Church of the Nazarene, thanking them for being faithful to the call of the Lord upon their lives. Dr. Heck invited the entire congregation to join the ordinands for a reception. Dr. Brian Wilson led the assembly in a prayer of benediction and presented the newly ordained ministers. The newly ordained elders were escorted to a reception held in their honor by Dr. Duarte, Dr. Wilson and Dr. Heck. The 107th Assembly of the Chicago Central District concluded at 9:00 p.m. Respectfully submitted, DR. EUGENIO DUARTE, General Superintendent DR. BRIAN E. WILSON, District Superintendent DR. EDWARD H. HECK, District Secretary MRS. KATHY HECK, Recording Secretary 45 V. Reports DISTRICT OFFICERS A. District Superintendent’s Report 2011 Introduction th Dr. Duarte and members of the 107 District Assembly of the Chicago Central District, it th is my privilege this evening to present my 14 annual report as superintendent of this fine district. Joan and I are humbled and privileged at the opportunity to serve with you on this mission field. I always look forward to sharing with the district family, the work of God that I observe as I travel the district and visit our pastors and our churches. I look forward with great eagerness and anticipation to the message of our general superintendent in the morning, and the reports from our pastors throughout the day tomorrow. It will be a time of great celebration, and we are grateful to Dr. Kevin Ulmet and the Chicago First Church congregation for hosting our assembly this year. It is my privilege to present to you some new pastors and associates who have joined us this year…. • Rev. Brandon Hird, pastor at Momence (?? 2010) • Rev. Eleuterio Dominguez, pastor at Cristo la Unica Esperanza (?? 2010) • Rev. Ezequiel García, pastor at Chicago Gage Park (October 2010) • Rev. Edy de León, pastor at Mt. Prospect International (March 2011) • Rev. Julio Cesar Mina, pastor at Casa de Dios, in Waukegan (May 2011) • Rev. Oscar Trujillo, mission pastor at Norridge Spanish (?? 2010) • Rev. Dane Matthews, associate pastor for youth at College Church (?? 2010), who came to us from Huntington, Indiana. • Jasper Taylor, associate pastor of worship arts ministries at Kankakee First Church • Pastor Michael Flowers, worship pastor at Bradley First Church • Robbie Bender, associate pastor at Mundelein, leading student ministries and small group ministries. • Elizabeth Hespell, part-time children’s pastor at Momence First Church, and • Aaron Florian, part-time youth pastor at Momence First Church • Jimmy Guffey, associate minister to youth at Chicago Heights • Pastor Corie Coehn (“cane”), associate minister to children at Chicago Heights, and • Pastor Tom Evans, minister of pastoral care at Chicago Heights I also want to express appreciation to two people who are not able to be with us tonight. First, to Dr. Carl Leth, who after turning the pastorate at Hoopeston Community Church over to Rev. Jeff Alexander last year, during this year has been helping us at Naperville Trinity, while that congregation conducts a pastoral search. Rev. Herb Ireland, on staff at Chicago First Church, served as interim pastor for several months at Joliet Crystal Lawns, and was so very much appreciated by the congregation there for his outstanding ministry. He is spending a semester teaching at our Nazarene Bible College in the Philippines. I also want to express my appreciation to the members of our District Advisory Board who have invested so much of their time and talent in assisting this district superintendent this year. Your District Advisory Board includes Pastor Kevin Ulmet, Pastor Ed Heck, Pastor Jack McCormick, Pastor Kendall Franklin and Pastor Dave Anderson. Dr. Doug Perry, Dr. Mary 46 Margaret Reed, Mr. Karl Tabor, Mr. Fred Hardy and Mr. John Alexander. Dr. Mary Margaret Reed, who has been a part of the Olivet Nazarene University team for 37 years, this year retired from Olivet, and at the same time is stepping down from her District Advisory Board role, after 20 consecutive years of voluntary service to the district. We knew that Dr. Reed would be traveling across the country during District Assembly, so we took the opportunity at the regular May meeting of the District Advisory Board, to honor her and present her with a token of our appreciation. We deeply appreciate each of our District Advisory Board Members and their service to our local churches and district. I rely heavily on the help of my Mission Area Assistants, Pastor Jack McCormick for the Southern Mission Area, Dr. Ed Heck for the Central and South Suburban Mission Area, and Dr. Kevin Ulmet for the Suburban Mission Area. Rev. Tim Mercer helps us with our Asian churches, and Rev. Wilfredo Canales is a significant help with our Hispanic congregations and our Spanish language ministerial training program. These assistants help make sure every church on the district has a representative of the district superintendent close by geographically, meeting with them regularly and available to assist them as needed. The Mission Area system has been a vital and critical part of our district’s service to our churches. Our District Secretary is Dr. Ed Heck, who does very competent work in tracking ministerial transfers during the year, preparing for District Assembly and then compiling the District Journal for electronic publication. This time of year is a very busy one for him. He also holds down a fulltime job as pastor of Kankakee First Church, does some adjunct teaching at Olivet, and serves on the general church’s Commission on the Future of the Church as well. We appreciate our District Secretary. Our District Treasurer is Mrs Heidi Taylor, who received the baton of the role of treasurer this year from Mr. Matt Foor. We deeply appreciate Matt’s service to us over the last five years, and extend now a warm welcome to Mrs. Taylor. She is a quick learner and has done an outstanding job for us this year. She is assisted by Mrs. Michelle Thomas, our Financial Secretary, who serves us part-time to help us with our department finances, apportionments, monthly bills, payroll and so much more. And then, there is my office assistant, Edward Peñate, whom you have all come to know and love. He serves our churches with grace and joy. He has a servant’s heart, and is extremely talented. When you refer to permanent district ministry center staff, it is essentially Edward and yours truly. This has been a very special year for our brother Edward. He celebrated 7 years of marriage to his wife Liz, welcomed a new member to the family in their daughter Violeta, and he also completed his M. Div. degree at Nazarene Theological Seminary, graduating in May. And tomorrow evening, we look forward to celebrating his ordination as an elder in the Church of the Nazarene. We have had the blessing of occasional volunteer and part-time help on specific projects from Mrs. Sandra Pineda, a district licensed minister herself, and wife of our Summit Spanish senior pastor, Gilmar Pineda. This year Mr. Alex Lechuga also helped us with the pastors video project prior to District Assembly. Many others have served on district councils and committees throughout the year. The church is a volunteer organization, and the Chicago Central District boasts some of the best volunteers. We are grateful for the giftedness and passion that each one brings to their role of service on the district. Through their service, and through the ministry of each pastor, associate and layperson in our congregations, we have seen God move in marvelous ways during the past fiscal year. A special thank you to my wife, Joan, and our children, David and Jennifer, for their strong support in this ministry. On this Father’s Day, I consider myself most blessed. 47 I am also grateful for the fine, gracious and wise leadership of our general superintendent, who throughout the year has responded to requests from your DS and DAB to take certain actions for which the Manual indicates the general superintendent must give approval or be consulted. In each instance he has been timely, supportive, and given wise counsel. Thank you, Dr. Duarte! 10-10-10 If you were at assembly last June, you will recall the theme was 10-10-10: Mission in Times of Challenge and Opportunity. I issued three challenges for our churches and two for our district. I’d like to report on the response to those challenges and recognize the churches and pastors that pressed on to accomplishment in these areas: The first challenge was for churches to give ten percent of their annual income to the cause of global missions. 23 churches have reached that goal this year and were honored at the District NMI Convention on Saturday. The second challenge was for every member of your church to be praying for ten people who need Jesus. While we do not have a formal reporting system for this challenge, I am hearing of pastors who are issuing that challenge to their people. We need to keep this before every year, and this goal will be part of what I am asking the Mission Area Assistants to emphasize in their areas. No discipleship application is quite right unless it begins with prayer and stays in prayer. The third challenge was to strive for an increase of at least 10 in Sunday School Attendance over a ten month period: If your church met that goal we celebrate with you! Well done! Our reporting system does help with average annual Sunday School attendance figures, and we know that the 14 following churches actually saw an increase of at least 10 in their average Sunday School attendance this year: • Chicago Gage Park (from 0 to 30) • Chicago Norridge Spanish (from 0 to 12) • Chicago Heights (from 155 to 171) • Chicago Ingleside Community (from 14 to 45) • Chicago Oak Lawn First (from 55 to 70) • Chicago Southside Arabic (from 14 to 36) • Chicago Uptown Vietnamese (from 19 to 42) • Cristo la Unica Esperanza (0 to 35) • House of Prayer (from 117 to 225) • Kankakee College (from 611 to 641) • Lighthouse Community (from 47 to 87) • Manteno (from 209 to 220) • Momence First (from 21 to 37) • Mt. Prospect International (from 55 to 69) Along with these challenges to our local church, I set two specific goals for the district, both connected to a unique date, 10-10-10: Sunday, October 10, 2010. Membership Surpasses 10,000 I first challenged our churches to make 10-10-10 a membership Sunday, to take in new members, with the goal of surpassing 10,000 total members on the district. Many of our churches planned and prepared and celebrated baptism and membership receptions on that date. The result is that today I have the privilege of announcing that, for the first time in Chicago Central District history, our membership surpasses 10,000, at 10,137!! Praise the Lord!. Each number in 48 that 10,137 represents a child of God, whose name is written in the Book of Life, and whose earthly discipleship journey they are making with a church and a people whose identity is wrapped up in these values: Christian, holiness and missional. Congratulations on reaching this milestone membership goal! 10 Years of Over $1 million for Missions The number 10 represents another achievement for us as a district this year, one I had not really been thinking about at last assembly, but worthy of celebration none-the-less. I remember the first time our total giving for missions (between WEF and Missions Specials) surpassed 1 million dollars as a district. With the changes in the apportionments formula and the difficult economic times, I wondered if we could keep that up. In fact, this year, our WEF giving, in total dollars, is down because of the new formula. But our Missions Specials giving is up, and I th am delighted to announce that, for the 10 year in a row, the Chicago Central District , through WEF and Missions Specials, has given over 1 million dollars to global missions with a total of $1,264,895. Praise the Lord! That amount also represents another 10. In fact it is more than 10. That amount given for missions is a full 11.5% of our net base as a district. That is just tremendous! Well done, Chicago Central Nazarenes! New Churches Organized I also committed last year to organizing a new church on 10-10-10. That Sunday found me celebrating with the mother church, Summit Spanish and Pastor Gilmar Pineda, as they gave some 30 members and their associate pastor, Rev. Ezequiel Garcia, to form the new Chicago th Gage Park Church of the Nazarene, meeting now in a leased storefront at 55 and California, in the Gage Park neighborhood in the city of Chicago. Brother Garcia, you and some of your congregation are here this evening. Would you stand and allow us to celebrate with you tonight? …. (his ordination tomorrow night, his marriage to ?? on July 3, and yesterday?). Gage Park was not the only church organized this year. Back in the Fall of 2010 Joan and I paid a visit to a new congregation meeting in the basement of the home of Pastor Eleuterio Dominguez, in Round Lake. Some 40 believers had gathered to sing and worship, and hear the word preached. As we made our way into the pastor’s home and down the stairs to the basement, the beautiful music of Christian worship wafted up the steps to greet us. At the bottom of the steps we were greeted with warm fellowship that one finds only in the Church of Jesus Christ. Pastor Eleuterio’s message was biblical and proclaimed holiness. I have paid two visits to that group, to preach and explain the values and doctrines of the Church of the Nazarene, and to organize the congregation formally as a Church of the Nazarene, with the name Cristo La Unica Esperanza (Christ the Only Hope) Church of the Nazarene. This church and House of Prayer Ministries by Faith are the only two whose names do not fit on a mailing labelJ. Pastor Eleuterio is here with some of his folk. They are part of our family. Would you welcome them and congratulate them tonight? New Missions Along with these two new organized churches, two new missions have been started. Norridge Spanish, with Pastor Oscar Trujillo, and New Song, with Pastor Haeng Dae Hur. So the theme of 10-10-10 last year gave us some direction and motivation to allow God to do in our midst what He wanted to do. We celebrate the year past, and give God all the glory. 49 A New Year Now, we have begun a new fiscal year, and there are new challenges and new opportunities. During the last twelve months, since we last met, our world has experienced an earthquake and tsunami in Japan, miners trapped underground and amazingly rescued in Chile, tornados in Joplin, Missouri, floods in many areas, Chicago’s Lakeshore Drive became an overnight parking lot during one of the largest blizzards in history, stranding hundreds overnight (including one of our pastors, Dr. Charles Perabeau) in a winter wonderland, the state of Illinois made legal civil unions, Olivet inaugurated the beautiful Hawkins Centennial Chapel, the Blackhawks found it is difficult to repeat as hockey champions, the Bulls had a good run toward the finals, and the Cubbies are already saying “There’s always next year.”. Joan and I had the privilege of hosting a Jesus Film World Challenge to raise additional funds for this outstanding ministry, to which there was an amazing response. All this and so much more, in just one year! These are indeed times of both challenge and opportunity for the church. Is There an App for That? In our theme for this year I’ve refer to our world as an iWorld. That means a couple of things to me. You will recognize the iWorld theme as fitting within the electronic and digital technology world that we are all adjusting to. iTunes, iPhones, iPods, and iPads are no longer novelties. They have become part of everyday life. How does the church go about making disciples in that kind of iWorld? Most certainly it will mean, in part, taking advantage of technology to increase our effectiveness in our missional efforts. But iWorld also represents for me the value that the North American culture, and perhaps some other cultures of our world, place on independence and individuality. In an iCulture, it is all about “me” and my dreams, my wants, my space, my goals. It is the culture that sings, with old “blue eyes” Frank Sinatra, “I did it my way”. The world revolves around me. In the midst of that kind of culture the Church of the Nazarene preaches a message of putting God first, of giving Christ the throne of sovereignty in our lives, of collaborating with others, of partnering in the Gospel, of being of the same mind as Christ, who thought equality with God not something to be grasped, but humbled himself and became a servant. So, instead of being individualistic and independent, we strive to be inclusive and interdependent on this journey of making Christlike disciples in the nations. So how does the church go about making Christ-like disciples in an iWorld? Well, in a digital iWorld, the logical question to follow is…. Is there an App for that? For those of you who may not know what an App is, let me give you a quick lesson. App is short for “software application”, a program which serves as a tool to help you tackle the tasks on your plate, or to accomplish something you could not accomplish without it, or at least not as easily. For example, if you are a runner with an iPhone, you might have an app that tracks your speed and location, and even rewards you with an audible applause when you reach your goal. If you are a DS, your iPad will probably have an app that takes you to straight to the district website, or the Global Church website, or the Funding the Mission website, or the Pastors Annual Report website, or the Nazarene Youth Congress website, or to the map of Costa Rica. You can find an app for almost anything. Apps are “designed” to fulfill a purpose, to fit a task. 50 So if we were to design an App for Making Christ-like Disciples, what would that look like? Inclusive and Interdependent vs. Individualistic and Independent Well, I think first of all that it would be inclusive of all people groups and all age groups, because Christ died for all. You’ve heard me talk in years prior of the fact that the world has come to Chicago. The results of the 2010 census indicate that the two fastest growing groups in the Chicago area over the last decade were Hispanics and Asians. When the president of China visited the United States this year he made two stops in our country: one to Washington DC to meet with the US president, and one to Chicago. He visited the Walter Payton High School across the street from the District Ministry Center on Wells Street, because of the significant emphasis given to Chinese language learning in that Chicago public school. The philosophy developing in public education in Chicago is that in our global iWorld, anyone who is able to work in the Chinese language will have an advantage over other job applicants. If the world is still coming to Chicago, if Christ gave us the Great Commission, and if Christ for all, our discipleship app must certainly be inclusive of all races, cultures and languages. Helping keep before us this value of being inclusive of all people groups, is our District NMI. Rev. Rodney Miller was re-elected at last year’s NMI Convention, to serve as NMI President on our district. Just a couple of months into the year, for personal reasons, he felt the need to step out of this responsibility. The District NMI Council and District Superintendent surprised him one Sunday and showed at Elgin for worship, presenting him with a Distinguished Service Award, in gratitude for his excellent NMI leadership. The District NMI Council then elected a new president, in Pastor Mark Else, pastor of our Chicago Calvary Church. Mark and Paula Else have a heart for global mission, and he has provided fine leadership to our District NMI Council this year. Our NMI, through deputation secretary Lauralee Nothstine, has been very active promoting the use of missionaries on home assignment, as special speakers in our churches, to keep us aware and up-to-date on what God is doing around the world. But we also send our own around the globe. Our CCD missionaries are in Guatemala, Thailand, South Africa, and in another area of Africa. Short-term missions trips were taken by ONU teams to Argentina and Thailand and other places. On the recent trip to Thailand, Tim and Mary Mercer accompanied the team and report it was a life-changing experience for the students. They were able to spend a little time with our missionary while they were there as well. Herb Ireland, an associate pastor at Chicago First is currently serving a semester teaching in the Philippines. Mr. Ken and May Silvers continue to ably lead our Work and Witness program, and the upcoming trip to the Philippines will be Ken’s 32nd Work and Witness trip. Our District NMI would suggest to us that a Discipleship App would need to include an element that keeps the global mission of Christ before us, and which calls us to greater levels of commitment and participation in support of Christ’s mission. Christ-like discipleship must indeed be globally inclusive, inclusive of all people groups. Inclusive of All Age Groups It must also be inclusive of all age groups. Our seniors, our children and our youth are all of equal value to the Father, and we so appreciate the efforts of our District SDMI and NYI Councils to help us disciple children, youth and adults alike. 51 Our summer camps for children, youth, and for special needs campers are just outstanding, and are an example of how our discipleship is age-inclusive. We appreciate so much, the fine leadership that John and Sandra Story have given to our District Prime Timers, who every November gathers for a special Thanksgiving meal. At this year’s event, our new District SDMI chairman, Rev. Mike Day, was the special speaker. Joan and I always look forward to attending, even though we don’t really qualify because of age. If you are a cyclist and one of our district youth leaders, you might have an app to help you map your bike route from the campus of Olivet Nazarene University to the KFC center in Louisville, Kentucky. In fact, that is exactly what our youth leaders (and your DS) did last October in an effort to raise funds for, and awareness of, the upcoming Nazarene Youth Congress to be held next month in Louisville. Ten riders tackled the 286 miles in four days, riding 100 miles on the very first day. We thought you might like see just a little of what that ride was like. (A brief video of the Louisville bike ride was shown). Some of those riders are here tonight, and I think their effort is worth our encouragement tonight. Would you thank them for their leadership and service to our district youth? District NYI – The magnificent four: Steve Spangenberg, Bill Koch, Tim Britton, and Enrique Mayen, assisted also by Matt Hancock and Dave Ludwig. We are so grateful for your team leadership of our district NYI. They have intentionally designed into our district NYI the training of new leaders, and this provided for the election of some new members of the district president team of four for our NYI. The new team of district NYI presidents for 2011-12 consists of Aaron Gregory, Joe Lee, Bill Koch and Enrique Mayen. This year the NYI Council has sponsored and/or promoted youth Bible quizzing, the youth IMPACT choir, District and Regional Celebrate Life, Snowball Winter Retreat, summer youth camps, and youth ministry training. Their convention this year was celebrated Friday night in conjunction with the NMI Convention, exposing our youth to other generations in worship and missional challenge under the ministry of our General NMI President, Rev. Jennifer Brown, from Jamaica. In 2012 our NYI and NMI across the Central USA Region are collaborating on a family mission project in Toronto, Canada. Our district youth have great opportunities to be discipled and to be trained as effective disciplers of disciples. They help us design an App for discipleship that is inclusive of all age groups. Our District SDMI(Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries) also helps us in the design of an age-inclusive discipleship App. The SDMI this year was led ably by Rev. Michael Day, pastor of Joliet First Church. The SDMI Council planned for an SDMI Convention in March that provided training in several areas of discipleship for the local churches. Among the highlights, we invited Global SDMI Director Dr. Woodie Stevens to challenge us, and Northwestern Illinois District Superintendent Crawford Howe to share with us how that district is using the Master’s Plan for Discipleship. The training opportunity was received with much appreciated. Next year’s plans include training in three different geographical areas of the district, to make this resource more conveniently available to our church SDMI leaders. Bridging the gap between the youngest and the oldest on our district the SDMI is helping us design a discipleship App that is inclusive of all ages. Let it be known that on the Chicago Central District, the App for the making of Christ-like disciples will be inclusive of all people groups and all age groups. Interdependent When I think of the term “interdependence” I think of the kind of things that we ALL need to do together, in order to accomplish our common mission. If it is going to happen, it is going to be because we all do our part. It says “I am not in this alone. I need you. You are not in this alone. You need me. We need each other.” We are interdependent. 52 I’d like to challenge us this evening to think of our Discipleship App, as being designed with three areas of interdependence: resources, missional outreach, and growth in discipleship. We need each other, in order to be successful in all three areas. The Critical Importance of WEF Let’s talk about resources first. Allow me here just a moment to speak with you about the critical importance of the WEF. WEF is only one of the four funds into which all local Nazarene churches on the CCD are expected to contribute. The other three (DEF, ONU and P&B) are equally important, but let me speak to WEF as representative of all four tonight. As you know, WEF is the lifeline of Nazarene global missions. I like what I read recently, that it is also the “heartline” of Nazarene missions. Our participation in WEF does reflect our core values. The global mission infrastructure of our church depends on the WEF. The new apportionments system results in fewer dollars being assigned to each local church as their responsibility to pay. The global church, the district and all church entities have been making the very difficult operational and fiscal adjustments necessary to deal with less revenue. This means it is even more critical that EVERY CHURCH do its part, in full payment of the WEF. We understand that every church will at some time experience financial blessings they did not anticipate as well as face a financial emergency that they do not expect or plan for. However, these emergencies are the exception and not the norm. Some of our churches seem to face emergencies every year, and have fallen into a pattern of non-payment of the WEF, and of other funds. The DAB and your DS tonight want to be heard saying, if we are going to be interdependent in our iWorld, that pattern is not acceptable. We ALL need to do our part. Let me give you some good news. What I am finding on the CCD, is that we are so committed to global missions, that many are willing to make an extra effort as a body, to fill the gap, and to make WEF a priority. A couple of weeks ago, we were some $20,000 away from being 100% in WEF payment. God, in timely fashion, helped us take care of half of that this last week. Then, a couple of churches said, we will give an extra $1,500, or $500, or $2,000. So that, just a few days ago, I believed we were within $6,000 or so of our goal. I have challenged each of our churches to bring an extra $100 check or commitment to District Assembly, in an effort to reach our goal. Tonight you have participated in that offering, and we await a report on our giving. I want to ask pastors and congregations to continue to plan their budgets using the parameters I have suggested during my tenure. 20-30-50. 20% for others, 30% maximum on our buildings, and 50% for local ministries, of which about half goes to pastoral support. If you will keep to the “20% for others” plan, and your assigned apportionments are approximately 14%, you have a full 6% of your annual income that you will be able to direct toward missional projects that the Lord lays on your heart. Of course, in order to give you some help in that area, in your delegate notebooks, and on the district website, you will find a list of several projects that the Lord has laid on our hearts already. For some of our larger churches, you will be able to take that 6% and plant another church or take a Work and Witness team to build a church building, hospital or clinic, or endow a scholarship or contribute to a district mission endowment. Let me encourage you to have your local pastor, board and local NMI work closely with the Global Mission Office, the District Ministry Center and the District NMI leadership as your church decides on missional projects you will sponsor. It is always best to consult with “the forces on the ground” to get the best understanding of what a successful jointly coordinated strategy could look like. Again, because, the funds being requested of local churches in support of ministry at various levels of the church are more limited than under the prior system, it is absolutely critical that every church comply 100% every year as the Lord provides for them. To not do so, will 53 mean the church will be severely limited in its attempts to recruit, train and deploy workers for the Harvest fields. Why should we pray for workers for God’s Harvest fields, if we cannot send them to those fields when they report for duty? I want to ask every pastor, every church, and every delegate to support this value of Interdependence tomorrow as the Assembly takes action in designing this discipleship App. The District Advisory Board and the District Finance Committee will bring you tomorrow an amendment to the annual Finance Committee Report. It is the addition of a paragraph that reads as follows: Relative to the non-payment of apportionments by the local church: Since the global church, the district church, the regional educational institution, and the ministers’ pension program are dependent on the payment of the local church apportionments, the local church that does not pay its apportionments in full is, in fact, receiving financial assistance from these entities in the church, by virtue of withholding the funds designated for them at the adoption of the report of the District Assembly Finance Committee. Said churches will be considered as meeting the criteria of Manual paragraph 117 (2009-13 Manual of the Church of the Nazarene) as a church whose pastor “may be appointed or reappointed by the district superintendent, with the consent of the District Advisory Board.” We are a people whose “Yes” means “Yes”. If we are to be interdependent in an independent world, we need to be different from the world. One way to do that, is to expect and require EVERY CHURCH to do its part. I trust you will join your district leadership in raising the standard and making a commitment to be the kind of Christlike disciples in an iWorld, who are committed to each other. Interdependent in Discipleship Growth We depend on each other in our efforts to lead persons into a relationship with Jesus and then to continue growing as disciples, and reproducing themselves as disciples. In 2010-11 we celebrate as a district, the report from our churches of… • 626 Conversions • 251 Baptisms • 385 New Nazarenes We are aided by resources like The Master’s Plan, The Power of One, and more. Praying for 10 11-11-11 -- Making New Connections – e.g. in Board Meetings – could we ask the question – “Who have you met this month, that you can now begin praying for and leading to Christ?” We also want our pastors to be growing spiritually and professionally. That is why this January 2012we are providing an opportunity for pastors to have a ministry-changing experience – a trip to the Holy, facilitated by our own Pastor Randy Dodd, from Chicago Heights. I encourage our churches to make this trip possible for their pastors, and for pastors to make the adjustments necessary to walk the land where Jesus walked. Interdependent in Missional Outreach [Present Johnny Calvo and the Costa Rica Partnership] 54 Conclusion So is there an App for Making Christlike Disciples in an iWorld? There is no doubt in my mind, that God’s design for discipleship is that it include ALL for whom Christ died, and that the Gospel of Christ be proclaimed in partnership. It is an oxymoron to speak of an “independent” holiness church, or of a holiness church that does not make disciples. So tonight, as the Chicago Central District partnership of churches, in partnership with churches around the world, like those in the Costa Rica Norte District, we seal our commitment to making Christlike disciples together, by coming to the table at the invitation of the One who gave himself for us, and for ALL. He calls us not individually, or independently. He calls us all, and He calls us together. Those who are going to help serve will come just now, and Dr. Duarte, our general superintendent will lead us in this sacred moment, after which we will be dismissed. Allow me to pray for us. Would you stand? Respectfully submitted, Brian E. Wilson 55 B. DISTRICT BOARDS 1. District Advisory Board We, the District Advisory Board of the Chicago Central District, have met four times and held four conference calls during the fiscal year, to conduct the business of the district under the leadership of Dr. Brian E. Wilson, district superintendent. We have served in an advisory capacity to the district superintendent in his supervision of the departments, boards and committees of the district, and have encouraged him in his exercise of missional leadership, for purposes of church extension and church planting, the training and credentialing of ministers, the preaching of the holiness message, the transformation of our communities, and of a harvest of souls for the Kingdom of God. We are committed to being a church that makes Christlike disciples on the Chicago Central District and in the nations of the world. 1. We have granted interim transfers to the following persons: Elizabeth Bidle (Elder) to the Indianapolis District; Brandon Bowmar (LM – Elder Track) to the Northwestern Illinois District; Byoung Youn Cho (LM – Elder Track) to the Louisiana District; Gary L. Richardson (Elder) to the Indianapolis District; Michael K. Sparks (Elder) to the Southwest Indiana District; Daniel Taylor (LM – Elder Track) to the Northwest Ohio District, Simone Mulieri Twibell (LM – Elder Track) to the Kentucky District, Andrew Ray Twibell (LM – Elder Track) to the Kentucky District. (223; 203.9) 2. We have approved interim transfers from other districts and referred them to the Ministerial Credentials Board including the following persons: Michael Flowers (DL) from the Eastern Michigan District. (223; 203.8) 3. We have approved the district superintendent’s recommendation for appointment or reappointment of the following serving as pastors: Edy de Leon (Mt. Prospect International co-pastor), Michael Evans (Chicago Ingleside), Michael Fisk (Paxton), Kevin Gardner (Lighthouse Community), Jeff Hodge (Real Life), Robert Hollowell (Bradley First), Dae Haeng Hur (New Song Mission), Hoang Huynh (Chicago Uptown Vietnamese), Robert Killion (Milford), Young C. Kim (Mt. Prospect International copastor), Ho Kyung Kwak (Chicago First Korean), William Luttrell (Wilmington), Sergio Mayorga (Blue Island Spanish), Wesley Mills (Blue Island), Julio Cesar Mina (Casa de Dios), Michael Neil (Word and Worship Christian Community), Gilmar Pineda (Chicago Summit Spanish), Enrique Polanco (West Chicago), Alberto Quezada (Aroma Park), Jamil Qandah (Chicago Oak Lawn Arabic), Hosny Reyad (Chicago Southside Arabic), Mie Hae Rhee (Chicago Mongolian Mission), Victor Walker (House of Prayer Ministries), Debora White (Sheldon), Bill Wright (Danville Westside), and Richard Wright (New Lenox). (117) 4. We approve the recommendation for granting SPC role code and renewal of those in special service or interdenominational ministries: David W. Clark, Justin Fuhrman, Shawna Songer Gaines, Timothy Gaines, Willam H. Koch, Tara Beth Leach and Troy W. Martin. (435.11) 5. We approved the sale of the following church property: Richton Park, as House of Prayer has relocated to the facility purchased in nearby Park Forest. (106.2) 6. We approved the purchase of the church property at Park Forest, by the House of Prayer congregation. 7. In consultation with the general superintendent, we approved the disorganization of the inactive Richton Park Church of the Nazarene, as our House of Prayer congregation now ministers very effectively in the area. (106.1) 56 8. In consultation with the general superintendent, we declared Chicago Ebenezer and Chicago Norridge Arabic inactive for a period of transition. We remain committed to developing a strong ministry among the Arabic-speaking and Spanish-speaking populations of Chicago. 9. We celebrate the organization of the Cristo la Unica Esperanza Church of the Nazarene on October 10, 2010 and of the Chicago Gage Park Church of the Nazarene, on February 13, 2011. 10. We celebrate the start of two new missions, New Song (Korean) and Chicago Norridge Spanish. We praise God for the vision and leadership of our district superintendent and of the entire Chicago Central district team. Respectfully submitted, FRED HARDY, Secretary BRIAN WILSON, Chairman 2. Ministerial Credentials Board Partial Report We, your Ministerial Credentials Board, submit the following report: We recommend the following licensed ministers be received on transfer: Roberta Bender from Michigan District, Michael A. Flowers from Eastern Michigan District and Chad St. John from Tennessee District. We approve the transfer of those licensed ministers granted interim transfer by the District Advisory Board during the year. Respectfully submitted, EDWARD H. HECK, Secretary CARL LETH, Chairman Final Report We recommend that the following be granted renewal of district minister’s license: Jeffrey C. Alexander, Hector Alfaro, Ronald Allen, Roberta Bender, Michael Andrew Benson, Carlos Bran, Thomas J. Bridges, Paul W. Caldwell, Rachael Anne Campbell, David Cardenas, Sarah Chamberlain, Ashley M. Cook, Steven D. Cook, Marie Donaldson Cooper, Jacob Crowley, Trevor Dace, Brandon Davey, Edy de Leon, Licet de Leon, Jeffrey T. Emmons, Michael Evans, Michael G. Fisk, Michael Flowers, Justin Fuhrmann, Shawna Songer-Gaines, Timothy Gaines, Aaron Gall, Ezequiel Garcia, Jose Enrique Garcia, Rita Garcia, Kevin Gardner, William M. Gonzalez, Aaron Gregory, Cynthia Grieb, Jeffrey Robert Grindle, Ryan L. Hansen, Brandon Hird, Kedric S. Jones, Andrew Hi-Tong Karuchit, Jessica D. Karuchit, Joseph Michael Lee, Abel Mata, Elizabeth J. Moore, Edward Peñate, Sandra Pineda, Alberto Quezada, Israel Ramirez, Stephanie Smith, Nadine M. Stith, Chad St. John, Oscar J. Trujillo, Lisa K. Ulrich, Juan Carlos Valladares, John Vogel and Andrew V. Wright. We recommend that the following be granted district minister's license: Justin Alger, Sarah Blanchette, Jonathan Burkey, Tina Burton, Eleuterio Dominguez, Thomas Evans, Diomedes Franco, James Guffey, Jordan Kramer, Andrew Kring, Romina Maldonado, Grace Mantarian, Julio Cesar Mina, Edith Pinto, Rodolfo Pinto, Joel Reyes, Scott Sargent, Ellen 57 Steward, Caroline Blesi Wainwright, Don Wilson, Joseph A. Wood, Joshua W. Woods and John Albert Wright. We recommend that the following non-ordination candidate for renewal of district license: Mie Hae Rhee. We recommend that the following be referred back to the local church: William Bahr, Tara Beth Leach, Michael T. Neil and Michael Pierson. We recommend that the following be dropped from the roll of elders, having surrendered his credentials: Jaime Lechuga. We recommend that the following be elected to elder’s orders and be placed on the roll of elders in the Church of the Nazarene: Paul W. Caldwell, Steven D. Cook, Ezequiel Garcia, Aaron A. Gregory, Brandon E. Hird, Edward Peñate, Lisa Ulrich. We recommend the following be granted retirement relationship: Paul Meyering. We recommend the following ministers serving in connectional interests as faculty or highlevel administration at a Nazarene institution of higher learning be granted a role code of EDU: Michael Benson, Leon Blanchette, John Bowling, Wilfredo Canales, Gregg Chenoweth, Ron Dalton, Mark E. Holcomb, Carl Leth, Tim Mercer, Franklin Moore, Kent Olney, Mark Quanstrom, Charles Perabeau, Robert Doyle Smith, Walter W. Webb and David Wine. We recommend the following ministers serving in connectional interest in Nazarene institutions be granted a role code of SPC: Michael Andrew Benson, David Becker, Gary Dearth, Jeff Enfield, Justin Knight, Stan Martin, Dwayne Mills, John Mongerson, Mark Mountain, and Matthew A. Smith. We recommend the following for special service in interdenominational capacities be granted renewal of the role code of SPC: Laurie J. Braaten, David W. Clark, Jill Crew, Justin Fuhrman, Shawna Songer-Gaines, Timothy Gaines, William H. Koch, Tara Beth Leach and Troy W. Martin. We recommend that the following be granted active evangelism services retired: Earl Morgan. We recommend that the following be granted a role code of registered evangelist: Michael Benson, Daniel Wheelock and Raul Zaldivar. We recommend that the following be granted renewal of registered song evangelist: Anthony P. Fightmaster and Jeffrey Robert Grindle. We refer to the District Advisory Board the following assigned ministers serving as pastors: Pedro Aguilar (Chicago Emmanuel Spanish), Eleuterio Dominguez (Cristo la Unica Esperanza), Michael Evans (Chicago Ingleside), Michael Fisk (Paxton), Julio Cesar Mina (Casa de Dios), Ezequiel Garcia (Chicago Gage Park), Kevin Gardner (Lighthouse Community), Robert Hollowell (Bradley First), Jeff Hodge (Real Life), Dae Haeng Hur (New Song), Hoang Huynh (Chicago Uptown Vietnamese), Robert Killion (Milford), Young C. Kim (Mt. Prospect International), Ho Kyung Kwak (Chicago First Korean), William Luttrell (Wilmington), Leonard Martz (Worth), Sergio Mayorga (Blue Island Spanish), Wesley Mills (Blue Island), Michael Neil (Word and Worship Christian Community), Gilmar Pineda (Chicago Summit Spanish), Enrique Polanco (West Chicago), Alberto Quezada (Aroma Park), Jamil Qandah (Chicago Oak Lawn Arabic), Hosny Reyad (Chicago Southside Arabic), Mie Hae Rhee (Chicago Mongolian Mission), Oscar Trujillo (Chicago Norridge Spanish), Victor Walker (House of Prayer Ministries), Debora White (Sheldon), Richard Wright (New Lenox), and William Wright (Danville Westside). Respectfully submitted, EDWARD H. HECK, Secretary CARL LETH, Chairman 3. Ministerial Studies Board The Board of Ministerial Studies makes the following recommendations: 58 That the following students be graduated from the course of study: Roberta Bender (Elder), Michael Andrew Benson (Elder), Sarah Blanchette (Elder), Jonathan Burkey (Elder), Rachel Ann Campbell (Elder), Steven D. Cook (Elder), Cynthia Grieb (Deacon), James Guffey (Elder), Jordan Kramer, (Elder), Andrew Kring (Elder), Edward Peñate (Elder), Lisa K. Ulrich (Elder) and Joshua Woods (Elder), That the following students be placed in the course of study in the level indicated: Fourth Level- Justin Alger (Elder), Ronald Allen (Elder), Sarah Chamberlain (Elder), Ashley M. Cook (Elder), Marie Donaldson Cooper (Elder), Jacob Gordon Crowley (Elder), Jeffrey T. Emmons (Elder), Michael Evans (Elder), Aaron Gall (Elder), Kevin Gardner (Elder), William Gonzalez (Elder), Jeffrey Grindle (Elder), Grace Mantarian (Elder), Michael T. Neil (Elder), Aaron W. Nush (Deacon), (Mie Hae Rhee (Licensed Minister), Scott Sargent (Elder), Stephanie Smith (Elder), Oscar Trujillo (Elder) and Juan Carlos Valladares (Elder); Third Level- Jose Enrique Garcia (Deacon), Rita Garcia (Elder), Sandra Pineda (Elder), Alberto Quezada (Elder), John A. Wright (Elder) and John Vogel (Elder); Second Level- Josh Ayers (Elder), William Bahr (Elder), Tina Burton (Elder), Edy De Leon (Elder), Licet De Leon (Elder), Thomas Evans (Elder), Jessica Karuchit (Deacon), Julio Cesar Mina (Elder), Michael Robert Pierson (Elder) and Ellen Steward (Elder); First Level- Matthew Anderson (Elder), Carlos Bran (Elder), Eleuterio Dominguez (Elder) and David Huitt (Elder). Respectfully submitted TODD W. PEELER, Secretary DOUG WARD, Chairman 59 C. DISTRICT ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES 1. FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT 2011-12 Contents 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. The Stewardship of Christ-like Disciples ............................................................................................... 1 Funding the Mission through the “Tithe and Offering” Concept ............................................................ 2 Estimating Apportionments ................................................................................................................... 3 Where and When to Send Monies ........................................................................................................ 3 Recommendations to the Local Church and District 5.1. Regarding the Global Church ................................................................................................ 4 5.2. Regarding our Educational Institutions ................................................................................. 4 5.3. Regarding the Chicago Central District ................................................................................. 5 5.4. Regarding the Local Church ................................................................................................. 6 Appendix A: Pastoral Sabbaticals ................................................................................................................ 8 Appendix B: Sample Budgets .................................................................................................................... 10 1. The Stewardship of Christ-like Disciples We, your Finance Committee, believe stewardship is a vital ingredient of Christ-like discipleship. We further believe obedience is necessary to Christ’s command – to go, to be, and to do. This report reflects: • • • • • Faith – in God and in the members of the Chicago Central District. Missional Planning – while some funds will go to maintenance ministries, the majority of our funding is designated for evangelism, discipleship and church planting efforts. Responsibility -- to God and to you who consistently support the local church. Fairness – budget apportionments are assigned in equitable fashion (equal sacrifice, not equal amounts) and matching funds are made available in a manner consistent with the financial strength of the local church. Appreciation – the record of faithful and generous giving by Chicago Central District Nazarenes is a cause for rejoicing. We acknowledge that managing, disbursing, and accounting of funds given to the building of God’s kingdom is a matter deserving our most prayerful planning. After careful consideration, we submit the following recommendations: 2. Funding the Mission through the “Tithe and Offering” Concept Throughout the year, in response to the Great Commission and the Great Commandment, the local churches of the Chicago Central District contribute corporately to ministries and to the life of the church outside of the local context. Contributions are made to four separate funds with specific purposes reflected in the names of the funds: • • • • The World Evangelism Fund – This fund helps make possible the global evangelistic work of the church in over 156 world areas, supporting missionaries, schools, hospitals, clinics, compassionate ministries, as well as regional and Global Ministry Center (GMC) operations. The Pensions and Benefits Fund – This fund helps fulfill the promises made to our retired ministers, evangelists, and other clergy, of a basic retirement benefit. The Educational Fund – This fund provides scholarships for Nazarene students at Olivet Nazarene University. The District Evangelism Fund – This fund helps make possible the evangelistic work of the church in 11 ½ counties of northeast Illinois, supporting the planting 60 of new congregations, ministerial training, missional partnerships with local churches, District Ministry Center operations and our district support personnel. In addition, “Ten Percent Approved Missions Special” offerings are often taken for special purposes such as LINKS, Alabaster, Missionary Deputation, Jesus Film/Harvest Partners, Work and Witness, and more. Annual offerings are also received for the support of Nazarene Bible College and Nazarene Theological Seminary Monies sent for the WEF and P&B Fund are sent to the Global Treasurer’s Office. Monies for the DEF and Educational Funds are sent to the District Treasurer. Monies for NBC and NTS are sent directly to those institutions. In order for churches to equally share the responsibility for funding the mission of the church and for planning and communication purposes, the concept of “a tithe and offering” is used to determine the amount assigned to each church. Just as the member of the local church would give a tithe and offerings to his local church, the local church in turn gives a tithe and offering for the broader ministries of the church. Within this “tithe and offering” concept, the “tithe” provides funds for three of the four funds listed above (WEF, P&B and Educational). The “offering” provides funds for the District Evangelism Fund [Note that the designation “offering” does not imply “optional”, it simply differentiates this percentage from the “tithe”]. The “tithe” is further specifically allocated. At the 2009 meeting of the General Board, the global church adopted a uniform percentage for giving to the WEF by all local churches of the Nazarene – 5.5%. In conjunction with that decision, the USA national board adopted 2% for Pensions and Benefits and 2.5% for the Educational Fund. These three percentages total 10%, the commonly accepted standard percentage for the practice of tithing in the church. Since every district is unique, with unique financial needs, the percentage to be given to the District Evangelism Fund is established by each individual district. This “offering” percentage on the district is to be established by the District Finance Committee, upon recommendation by the District Superintendent and District Advisory Board, for approval by the District Assembly. On the Chicago Central District, this percentage is hereby established at 5% for the 2011-12 fiscal year, to be reviewed on an annual basis by the District Superintendent, the District Advisory Board and the District Finance Committee. 3. Estimating Allocations under the “Tithe and Offering” Concept The “tithe and offering” is given on the basis of the current month’s income in the local church. Therefore, the actual dollar figure for allocations cannot be precisely established at the outset of the fiscal year. However, an estimate can be made in the following way. Project the total income of your local church. Income is defined as anything for which your church could issue a charitable contribution receipt, including designated giving to special projects. It does not include rental income (as from a church school), or pass-through monies (such as registration monies for summer camps). Deduct from the total income the amount you project the church will give to the WEF and Ten Percent Approved Missions Specials during the current year. This yields a “Net Base”. Then, multiply that Net Base by the percentages for each fund, indicated below. This will yield the annual amounts you may use as estimates: • • • • The World Evangelism Fund: Net Base x 5.5% = ____?____ The Pensions and Benefits Fund: Net Base x 2.0% = _______ The Educational Fund: Net Base x 2.5% = _______ The District Evangelism Fund: Net Base x 5.0% = _______ An online calculator is available at www.fundingthemission.org to help you with your calculations. The same website also includes much more detail on the “tithe and offering” concept, other resources and Frequently Asked Questions. The district has also developed an online worksheet and instructions at www.ccdnaz.org to help calculate local apportionments. It should be noted here, that new works that are not yet organized are expected to begin tithing on their income monthly even as the work begins. District and other subsidy monies are 61 not subject to the tithe. New works that are not yet organized and which have been in existence for less than three years are not expected to participate in the DEF “offering”, but are certainly encouraged to do so as soon as they can. 4. Where and When to Send Monies Monies should be sent by the local church either weekly, bi-weekly or monthly. This helps fund the various ministries in a timely fashion, and avoids putting the local church in a position where it finds it difficult to “catch up” later in the year. Monies sent for the WEF and P&B Fund are sent to the Global Treasurer’s Office, PO Box 843116, Kansas City, MO 64184. Monies for the DEF and Educational Funds are sent to the District Treasurer, PO Box 218, Bourbonnais, IL 60914. Monies for NBC are received in October and sent directly to Nazarene Bible College, 1111 Academy Park Loop, Colorado Springs, CO 80910. Monies for NTS are received in January and sent directly to Nazarene Theological Seminary, 1700 East Meyer Boulevard, Kansas City, MO 64131. Remittance Forms and other resources are available on the global church website www.nazarene.org (access the Global Treasurer’s site) and on the district website www.ccdnaz.org under the Links and Downloads tab. 5. Financial and Operational Recommendations to the Local Church and District 5.1. Regarding the Global Church 5.1.1. That the World Evangelism Fund for our district be set at 5.5% of the “Net Base” of the local church. a. b. c. 5.1.2. Because full payment of the World Evangelism Fund is the lifeline of our World Mission efforts, we urge each local church to give priority to the 100 percent payment of the World Evangelism Fund over other mission specials. A “World Evangelism Church” recognition will be made of local churches that give 5.5% of their income to WEF. In support of the General NMI strategy to use overpayment of the WEF to enter new world areas, we encourage our local churches to overpay their WEF. All funds generated from overpayment of WEF by local churches will be directed to efforts at entering new world areas, whether the district reaches 100 percent payment or not. A “World Evangelism Church of Excellence” recognition will be made of local churches that pay 5.7% of their income for WEF, or who overpay their 5.5% WEF allocation by $1,500, whichever amount is less. That each church give at least 10 percent of its income to the World Evangelism Fund and Approved Mission Specials (including District-approved NewStart and Missional Projects). A “Mission 10 Church” recognition will be made of local churches that give 10 percent or more of local church income to WEF and Approved Mission Specials and that also reach giving goals for Pensions and Benefits, educational institutions, and district support. That the Pensions and Benefits Fund be set at 2% of the Net Base of the local church. 5.2. Regarding our Educational Institutions 5.2.1. That our Olivet Nazarene University Fund be set at 2.5% percent of the Net Base of the local church. 62 5.2.2. That each local church participates in matching funds and other development, scholarship and capital campaign programs for Olivet. 5.2.3. That each local church receive a special offering for Nazarene Bible College on NBC Sunday in October of each year and for Nazarene Theological Seminary on Seminary Sunday in January of each year. The goal for each of these offerings is $1 per member on the church membership list. 5.3. Regarding the Chicago Central District 5.3.1. That the District Evangelism Fund (the “Offering”) be set at 5% of the Net Base of the local church and that the District Superintendent, District Advisory Board and District Finance Committee annually review this percentage used for funding the district mission. 5.3.2. That health insurance for full-time district employees be paid in full from their respective operational budgets. 5.3.3. That the Social Security for the full-time district employees be paid and/or reimbursed from their respective operational budgets. 5.3.4. That the district superintendent: a. Be granted vacation with pay in accordance with the vacation schedule for fulltime ministers, which appears in Section 5.4.2.d. b. Be reimbursed for expenses incurred in the fulfillment of his ministry responsibilities (i.e. superintendents’ conferences, overnight lodging, meals away from home, entertainment of guests on behalf of the district, and occasions representing the district). c. Be granted a sabbatical leave following each seven consecutive years of service on the Chicago Central District, in harmony with D.2.j. below. 5.3.5. That any church receiving funds from the District Evangelism Fund shall submit a monthly financial report to the district office. 5.3.6. That district boards’ travel reimbursement be the IRS established rate per mile. 5.3.7. That annually, at least two weeks prior to the District Assembly, an independent public accountant compile and/or review the books of all treasurers handling district funds, with a full audit conducted at least every four years. 5.3.8. That the District Advisory Board shall be responsible for reviewing, approving and monitoring all district operational budgets and adjusting funds as necessary. This shall include budgets submitted by the NYI, NMI, and SDMI chairpersons, and the District Superintendent. Budgets shall be approved no later than 30 days before the beginning of the assembly year. 5.3.9. That a copy of this report be posted on the district website and e-mailed to all local church treasurers or, if an email address is not readily available for the church treasurer, to the senior pastor of the church, for forwarding to the local treasurer. 63 5.4. Regarding the Local Church 5.4.1. Relative to accounting for funds: a. That each local church include in their income, tithes, offerings, and all other sources of income to the extent it pays local church expenses, including the payment of assigned apportionments and mission specials. For “Funding the Mission” allocation purposes, “income” is defined by the general church as funds for which the church could issue a charitable contribution receipt. b. That all pastors be reminded of the Manual provisions for the counting and handling of money received (see 2009-2013 Manual page 90, par. 136-136.6) and, where possible, use an independent public accountant for auditing financial reports. c. 5.4.2. That each local church prepare an annual operating budget and send a copy of this budget to the district superintendent no later than May 1, of each year. We encourage churches to refer to the district-prepared sample budgets based on church income (see Appendix B and the district website). Relative to the senior pastor: a. That all pastor’s health insurance premiums, deductible, and coinsurance (where possible) be paid by the local church. b. That each church provide disability insurance for their pastor through the general church. (Consult the Office of Pensions and Benefits at 1-913-577-0500, ext. 2670) c. That each church reimburse the pastor’s quarterly social security tax, or an amount equal to the tax as the pastor may elect. Church boards should note that the pastor must pay social security taxes on housing allowance (or fair rental value of the parsonage) and reimbursement of social security taxes, as well as on salaries. d. That the following vacation time with full salary be granted for accumulative full-time ministry. 1 through 5 years .................... two weeks of vacation 6 through 10 years ................... three weeks of vacation 11 through 20 years ................. four weeks of vacation 21 years and over..................... five weeks of vacation We encourage all pastors to take an annual vacation. Vacation time and compensation shall not accrue from year to year, except through prior, written arrangements made between the pastor and the local church board. e. That the local church board give careful consideration to the pastor’s financial needs and provide an annual salary review, giving consideration both to cost of living increases and merit increases. The annual cost of living increase is currently estimated between 3 and 4%. f. That the churches participate in the Nazarene Retirement Program (tax-sheltered annuity) for ministers who earn their full livelihood from the ministry. For details write: Board of Pensions, Global Ministry Center, 17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lenexa, KS 66220. g. That each local church pay their pastor’s expenses to District Assembly, preachers’ meetings, conventions, and General Assembly. h. That each church encourage their pastor in continuing education and provide allowance for the purchase of books, journals, and professional materials i. That each church periodically remember the parsonage family with gifts of love and appreciation, and each pastor be given a minimum cash Christmas gift of one week’s salary. j. That, in accordance with Manual 129.10, the church board provide a sabbatical leave for the pastor following each seven consecutive years of service in one congregation. See Appendix A for 64 additional information. 5.4.3. Relative to the associate pastor: a. That each church provide an annual salary and benefits review, and appropriate paid vacation, for each associate minister and full-time staff member. Inasmuch as possible, the recommendations relative to the senior pastor should be applied to associate staff as well. b. That pastors and church boards are reminded of Manual (2009-2013) par. 160, where caution is requested so that the employment of the associate will not “tax the church’s financial resources including the payment of all financial apportionments.” c. 5.5.4. That the church board provide a sabbatical leave for the associate pastor, in harmony with 5.4.2.j. above. Relative to the non-payment of apportionments by the local church Since the global church, the district church, the regional educational institution, and the ministers’ pension program are dependent on the payment of local church apportionments, the local church that does not pay its apportionments in full is, in fact, receiving financial assistance from these entities in the church, by virtue of withholding the funds designated for them at the adoption of this Report of the District Assembly Finance Committee. Said churches will be considered as having met the criteria of Manual paragraph 117 (2009-13 Manual of the Church of the Nazarene), as a church whose pastor “may be appointed or reappointed by the district superintendent, with the consent of the District Advisory Board.” 65 APPENDIX A Pastoral Sabbaticals Definition Sabbatical is an extended period of time intentionally set aside by ministry personnel in pastoral relationships as an occasion for reflection, recreation, and revitalization, unencumbered by their usual and customary responsibilities, and yet still receiving their usual remuneration and benefits. Sabbatical finds expression in study, rest, spiritual retreat, and prayer. Sabbatical is not vacation time, not a sick leave, nor a “special studies” leave. Motivational Bases for the Local Sabbatical Program The Sabbatical program is motivated primarily by three factors; 1. We believe the Bible identifies a God-designed cycle of work and rest, as exemplified by the account of creation, the institution of the law of the Sabbath, and the accounts of the life of Christ, in which he took time be alone and to be ministered to by God the Father. 2. Research and the reports of those participating in sabbatical programs give evidence to the multiple benefits of such a program to pastors, their families and their congregations. 3. The Manual of the Church of the Nazarene (paragraph 129.10) urges: “In order to encourage a healthy pastoral ministry and the lifelong learning of the pastor, the church board, in consultation with the district superintendent, should provide a sabbatical leave for the pastor following each seven consecutive years of service in one congregation.” Implementation 1. All senior and associate pastors on the Chicago Central District , who have completed at least seven consecutive years of ministry in their current church assignment, are eligible to participate in the Sabbatical program. 2. The length of time dedicated to sabbaticals, and their design and content, will vary with every church and pastor’s particular situation, and is to be coordinated with the district superintendent. 3. Applications for sabbaticals should be submitted by the local pastor and church board, to the district superintendent, at least 6 months prior to the desired time of sabbatical. The district superintendent will consult with the District Advisory Board and provide an initial response within 4 weeks of the date of submission. 4. There is an expectation of continued service of at least one year following resumption of duties subsequent to the sabbatical. Guidelines and Ideas The District Ministry Resource Center has reference material available for pastors and churches to use in designing appropriate sabbatical programs. Application forms, district guidelines and samples of sabbatical proposals will also be available online at the District website: www.ccdnaz.org. References Bullock, A. Richard. 2000. Clergy Renewal: The Alban Guide to Sabbatical Planning. The Alban Institute. Dawn, Marve. 1999. Keeping the Sabbath Wholly. Eerdmans. Dickson, Charles. Nov/Dec. 1993. “Planning a Pastoral Sabbatical.” The Clergy Journal. Logos Productions. Dietterich, Inagrace. 2001. The Practice of Sabbath Time. The Centre for Parish Development. Gabbard, Douglas. Jan/Feb. 2001. “Sabbath as Spiritual Discipline.” Congregations. The Alban Institute. Helm, Norman G. Jan/Feb 1993. “The Parish and the Minister’s Sabbatical.” Congregations. The Alban Institute. Oswald, Roy M. 1991. Clergy Self-Care: Finding a Balance for Effective Ministry. The Alban Institute. Oswald. Roy M. 2001. Why You Should Give Your Pastor a Sabbatical. Video no. AL238. The Alban Institute. (Includes two 25-minutes segments with a leader’s guide.) 66 APPENDIX B Sample Budget The following sample budget depicts a local congregation that raises $100,000 in tithes and offerings in 12 months. It most likely is a church with a worship attendance of around 90-100. The giving for others (14.2%) is the equivalent of 15% the Net Base. If the church meets all of these goals of giving for others, it is recognized as a World Evangelism Church. The budget assumes the church has no parsonage, but pays her pastor a housing allowance. Giving only an additional $179.35 to the WEF, qualifies this church for World Evangelism Church of Excellence. In the sample budget below, the pastor’s compensation package represents about 25% of the total budget. As the church reduces its building indebtedness and capital expenditures (while still properly maintaining the church facilities), additional monies are freed up to enhance the pastor’s compensation package and/or to begin adding some paid staff and/or local ministries. Monthly Annual For Others (14.2%) World Evangelism Fund Pensions and Benefits Fund Educational Fund District Evangelism Fund TOTALS 434.44 157.98 197.47 394.95 1,184.83 5,213.27 1,895.73 2,369.34 4,739.34 14,218.01 Buildings and Indebtedness (30%) Buildings and Capital Expense Indebtedness (Mortgage) TOTALS 1,250.00 1,250.00 2,500.00 15,000.00 15,000.00 30,000.00 1,000.00 600.00 733.33 0.00 0.00 1,898.50 12,000.00 7,200.00 8,800.00 0.00 0.00 22,782.00 250.00 166.67 4,648.50 3,000.00 1999.99 55,781.99 8,333.33 100,000.00 Local Ministry (55.8%) Pastor’s Cash Salary Pastor’s Cash Housing Allow. Pastor’s Benefits Associate Salaries Associate Benefits Local Church Expenses (Maintenance, Utilities, etc.) Local Departmental Expenses Other Local Benevolences TOTALS GRAND TOTALS Total 14,218 30,000 55,782 Additional Sample Budgets are available on the District Website, www.ccdnaz.org under the “Links and Downloads Tab”, and in the Local Church Treasurer section of downloads. 67 2. MEMOIRS 2011 In Loving Memory We acknowledge with grateful hearts and thanksgiving the memory of the following laymen, who have “washed their robes in the blood of the Lamb,” who also were steadfast in the stewardship of serving Jesus, heard His beckoning call: “Be faithful until death, and I will give you the crown of life” (Revelation 2:10). When, clothed in His brightness, transported, I rise To meet Him in clouds of the sky, His perfect salvation, His wonderful love I’ll shout with the millions on high. --He Hideth My Soul, Fannie J. Crosby Blue Island - Carolyn Neeb. Bradley First - Martin Hansen. Chicago Calvary - Phillip Johnson, Ed Kile, William Martin. Chicago First - Ruth Barnett, William Burger, Elmer Giacchetti, Ruth Haverly, Sylvia Jones, Alyce Wallen, Chicago Oak Lawn First - Vincent Bavirsha, Elaine Rogers, Ruth Sears. Danville First - Virginia Geades, Don Pribble Sr., Johnny Thomason. Danville Northside - Lois Taylor. Danville Southside - Violet Cockrell, Ethel Harris (Charter Member), Virginia Nungester. Danville Westside - Maggie Brown. Elgin - Mildred Ellington. Hoopeston Community - Carthiel “Cooter” Burge, Bob Meunier. House of Prayer - Jimmy Young. Kankakee College - Wesley Bentley, Doris Dean, T.V. John, Stephen Johnston, Irene H.Spruce. Kankakee First - Dale Westbrook, Wilmyth DeMint, Robert Deschand. Living Water - Virginia Heath, Delores Woods. Manteno - Robert Bogenschneider, Patricia Mullens-Brown, Marjorie Howe, Ben McCrary, June Regnier, Suzi Rueff, Hilda Yochim. Real Life - Tara Mason. 68 3. Nominating Committee Report We, your Nominating Committee, recommend the following nominations to the District Assembly for election by plurality. To provide clarity for the electing Assembly, we recommend that incumbent members with unexpired terms be listed on the ballot along with the years their terms expire. District Advisory Board (to be elected by plurality): two laypersons and one clergy: Laypersons (vote for no more than two, who will be elected to a three-year term)-Barry Huebner, Doug Perry, Cheryl Seymour, and Jim Upchurch. Lay incumbents who continue to serve are John Alexander (2012), Fred Hardy (2012), and Karl Tabor (2013). Clergy (vote for no more than one, who will serve a three-year term)- David Anderson and W. Randy Dodd. Clergy incumbents who continue to serve are Edward H. Heck (2012), John T. “Jack” McCormick (2012), Kendall Franklin (2013), and Kevin Ulmet (2013). Olivet Nazarene University Trustees (to be elected by plurality): Layperson: (vote for one for a two year term) John Alexander and Cheryl Seymour. The incumbent continuing to serve is Fred Hardy (2012). Clergy: (vote for one) David Anderson and Edward H. Heck. The incumbent continuing to serve is John T. “Jack” McCormick (2012). SDMI Board Member (to be elected by plurality for a two-year term): One layperson: (vote for no more than one)- Latreese Bragg and Heather Tucker. Incumbent lay member of the SDMI Board that continues to serve is Nancy Peeler (2012). Two clergy: (vote for no more than two, the one receiving the highest votes will be elected for a two-year term and one with next highest votes will be elected for a one-year term)- Jeff Alexander, Steven Cook, Phillip Dorries, and John Vogel. The 2010 Nominating Committee recommended all standing committee appointments with terms to expire in 2013, therefore no election action is required by the district assembly this year. Respectfully submitted, Edward H. Heck, Secretary Brian E. Wilson, Chairman 69 VI. DISTRICT DEPARTMENTS A. NMI CONVENTION 1. Daily Proceedings Friday, June 17, 2011 The Chicago Central District NMI Convention began Friday evening, June 17, 2011, as a combined service with Chicago Central District NYI. This had been a long awaited event for the Chicago Central District. As the service began, a combined group of both district teens and adults paraded into the sanctuary carrying dozens of flags representing nations around the world. Rev. H. Mark Else welcomed the delegates and an opening prayer was given by Steven Spangenberg, NYI District President of Administration. Rev. Jennifer Brown, Global NMI President, spoke of the call of God on our life. The title of her sermon was Call Waiting… Process to be a Disciple. To accept that call is not optional and is not a suggestion, she said. Rev. Brown spoke passionately of and to our youth. The evening ended with prayer by Dr. Brian Wilson, CCD District Superintendent, and the CCD Impact Team singing We Are United in Jesus Christ. It was an evening of celebration. Saturday, June 18, 2011 The Chicago Central District NMI Convention was opened by H. Mark Else. Rev. Dave Anderson led the Call to Worship. He read Psalm 93 then led in several praise choruses and prayer. Pastor Ulmet welcomed the delegates to Chicago First Church of the Nazarene. He reminded the delegates of the history related to the beginning of the Chicago Central District. He gave directions and instructions to the delegates. Andy Holmgren organized the NMI Convention by giving the credentials of those considered part of the convention. He set the voting sections as the three main areas of the sanctuary. The convention times were from 9:00am-noon and from 1:30pm to about 4:00pm. Alternate delegates were seated without reading the names as per a vote. Andy Holmgren read the appointments of the following: Recording secretary – Loris Laci, Election secretary – Howard Milhuff, Pages – Jacob Caldwell and Stewart Caldwell, Ushers – John Story, Photographer – John Story, Spanish translator – Sandra Pineda. Loralee Nothstine, deputation coordinator for the Chicago Central District, gave a brief Presentation, encouraging presidents to contact her to schedule a missionary to come to their church. She also told us about Molly Cole, who will be available at the Global Missions Center to schedule missionaries for the local church. Paula Else led the delegates through the ordering process with the help of the NPH video presentation with Matt Zimmer. Dr. Dan Ketchum, International NMI President, sent greetings through a video presentation. He mentioned several changes in the curriculum that is available online. Martha Bean, Central Region Global NMI Council Member, was in the convention and gave personal greetings. Andy Holmgren read letters of greetings from our LINKS missionaries Robert and Peggy Perry (retired). H. Mark Else authorized Andy Holmgren to send greetings to the missionaries from the Chicago Central District. Dr. Brian Wilson introduced H. Mark Else as the Chicago Central District NMI President. Pastor Else gave his president’s report. Rodney Miller was recognized as the outgoing president with an engraved clock and retiring council members were recognized – Beth Bidle, Dave Manes, and Ken Silvers. Andy Holmgren, who is also retiring from the Council, was given the Distinguished Service Award. The District NMI Executive Council was introduced and asked to stand in front of the delegates to be recognized – Andy Holmgren, Sandra Story, Deborah Hendrick, Carla Lovett, Paula Else, and Kathy Yanchick. The appointed members of the Council were recognized – Janice Carlson, Marsha Wright, Ken Silvers, David Manes, Bethsy Luquingan, Fran Lemke, William Bell, Pastor Paul Caldwell, Ralph Goodwin, Laulalee Nothstine, Karen Ruthenbeck, Trent Peeler, Bonnie Moyer, Tammy Chenowith, Ada Canales and Mary Mercer. Rev. Mark Else recognized the churches who had earned the Mission Priority One status. These churches have emphasized praying, discipling, giving, and educating. Thirty-six churches were recognized. Rev. Mark Else recognized the churches that received the Church of Excellence Award. Thirty-four churches earned this award. Rev. Mark Else recognized the churches that had received the Chicago Central District MPO Gold Award. Rev. Else shared that the Chicago Central District is very close to meeting the goal of 100% of our World Evangelism Fund. He encouraged every church to take an extra offering on Sunday and bring it to the Chicago Central District Assembly opening service on Sunday evening. 70 Rev. Else concluded his president’s report by giving a passionate challenge for all of us to personally become involved in “going into all the world.” Dr. Brian Wilson had the delegates stand as a reception of the report of Rev. H. Mark Else. The report of the nominating committee was read and accepted. The board of tellers number one was called for the election of the District President and District Secretary. Andy Holmgren prayed before the ballot was taken and instructed the delegates. The board of tellers number two was called for the election of the at-large members of the Council. Andy Holmgren gave instructions to the delegates and the vote was taken. All the pastors present were recognized. Rev. H. Mark Else introduced Rev. Jennifer Brown as the morning speaker. Rev. Jennifer Brown gave greetings from the Global Council, her district, Jamaica West, and her husband. She presented slides of Work and Witness team work in Jamaica. For her testimony, she sang “He Didn’t Throw the Clay Away”. Rev. Brown used the Quadrennial theme as her sermon topic: Go into all the World and Make Disciples - The Great Commission is our commission. Acts 1:8 tells us we are to go to the uttermost parts of the earth. Our church is not to be a mission church but a church with a mission. We need to present the Good News globally and boldly. We are to be witnesses – simply telling the story of the Good News. The devil will not like what we do – he wants us to be defeated but we are more than conquerors. We need the pure, undiluted Word of the Lord. There’s no retirement in God’s ministry. Our commission is not a suggestion, it is mandatory. Be bold, be courageous……get to work! The God who has called you will enable you. Rev. Paul Caldwell read Luke 6:38 and asked the ushers to come forward to receive the offering. Rev. Else led the delegates in singing choruses while the offering was taken. The results of the ballot were read by Andy Holmgren. Rev. H. Mark Else was elected as District NMI President and Kathy Caldwell was elected as the District NMI Secretary. The at-large NMI Council members elected were Lauralee Nothstine and Paula Else were elected. Dr. Brian Wilson prayed for the newly elected Council members and for lunch. Beginning time for the afternoon session was set at 1:45pm. The Summit Teen Worship team led the delegates in several choruses in both Spanish and English. A video prepared by the NPH was shown. Modular Mates for Missionaries Ministry was explained by H. Mark Else. It was information provided to those that are interested. Rev. Dave Anderson led the delegates in several worship choruses. Paul Else serves as the Educating Coordinator on the Chicago Central District. She explained how mission education can happen in the local church. Marsha Wright brought the report of the District Prayer Coordinator, Deborah Hendrick. She spoke of the need for intercessors for our missionaries. An opportunity to pray is Prayer Partners for Work and Witness Team members. A Prayer Retreat has been scheduled for Saturday, September 17, 2011. The speaker will be Rebecca Morsch. It will be held at the Manteno church of the Nazarene. Kathy Yanchick, the Giving Coordinator, thanked everyone for their sacrificial giving. The Council gave special attention to the MKs coming to NYC. Several MKs have been helped through this fund. She reminded us of the song by Ray Boltz, “Thank You for Giving to the Lord”. Kathy showed a PowerPoint Presentation that emphasized the need for giving, thanking the delegates for their giving. H. Mark Else talked about the Discipling arm of NMI. The district is looking for someone to take over the spot left by Beth Bidle. The council will be looking to continue the spot of Trent Peeler in the area of teens. Ken Silver presented the Work and Witness report for the Chicago Central District. He presented the Work and Witness trip to the Philippines in September. Ken used the words from the song “Yes, Lord, Yes” to encourage the delegates to commit to serving on a Work and Witness team. Dave Manes, the retiring Webmaster for CCD NMI, introduced the new President’s Resource Disc. Using his laptop, he showed the delegates how to use the CD and the District website. Andy Holmgren asked the delegates to evaluate the 2011 Convention on their form found in their packet. He talked about the Standards and Goals of NMI and the LINKS assignments. Andy Holmgren introduced and explained the 2011 NMI Resource DVD. Andy Holmgren presented a gift to NMI President H. Mark Else from the NMI council. Sandra Story, District NMI Treasurer, presented the Treasurer’s report and auditor’s report. She took time to explain some comments on the auditor’s report. The motion was seconded and passed. Rev. William Bell, Missionary Medical Care funding coordinator, made a presentation about Distinguished Service Awards, Gifts from the Heart, and Memorial Roll. The Memorial Roll Service honored those who had gone to heaven during 2011 from the Chicago Central District. Rev. Bell led in prayer. The House of Prayer Choir sang special music then Rev. Jennifer Brown gave the final missions challenge of our NMI Convention. 71 Rev. Jennifer Brown led her remarks by saying, “Blest be the tie that binds.” We have been called to go and make disciples. I Chronicles 28:1 – the work of God must be continued. David identified great helpers in verse 6. In verse 21, there is a place for volunteers. In verse 2, David showed his commitment and in verse 5, asked for the people’s commitment. In verse 13, we see God’s divine directions. In verse 20, be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid of the size of the task. We need to remember that the task God has given us to do is not about us, it is about Him. We must be aware. Time is running out. We need to see a team spirit working among us – in our churches, our NMI Council, and on our District. My vision as Global President is a more passionate set of people who are driven by prayer. We must increase giving to WEF. We must see that NMI remains alive and well in our churches. There are 5 principals for us to live by: the God who leads us makes no mistakes; He who guides us has the right direction; the One who counsels us has the wisest answer; the One who provides for us has the greatest resources; the One who blesses us brings the greatest joy. If God sends you on a rocky path, he will give you strong shoes. Rev. Brown closed with a blessing on the delegates. Announcements were made for help in dismantling the sanctuary. Martha Bean prayed for the NMI Council and NMI President Rev. Else. The NMI Convention for 2011 was adjourned by H. Mark Else. 72 2. President’s Report Dr. & Mrs. Brian Wilson, Jennifer Brown, Martha Bean, and members and friends of the Chicago Central District NMI Convention: It is a privilege to stand before you today, to bring to you my first report as your District NMI President. It is a report of good things and a report with a challenge to do greater things still. Suspended behind me today is an attractive theme display made by a Holy Spirit anointed craftsman in my local church. I’m sure you can easily read what it says: “Going Into All The World.” While each of us here today are interested in the cause of world evangelism and missions, most of us are not able to physically go for long terms of service. But most of us here have opportunities to use our time, our talents, and our treasure to make a difference in people’s lives. And many persons who are here today have done exactly that. I’ll say more about that in a few minutes. GOOD THINGS: What a great God we serve! I’ve been thinking of how God has been working in my life during this past year, as I’m sure he has been working in the lives of each of you who represent your local congregations from across this great Chicago Central District. I am so thankful that the Lord is bigger than I am, and that his resources are greater than the limitations of my own imagination. I’m reminded of the unsurpassed awesomeness of God, time and time again. Even now, Isaiah’s scriptures come to my mind: “’For my thoughts ‘ are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways,’ declares the LORD. As the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways and my thoughts than your thoughts’” (Isaiah 55:8-9, NIV). A year ago as I sat in this convention, I was happy that this body reelected Rev. Rodney Miller for another two-year term as our District NMI President. I considered it a privilege to serve on your District Council under Pastor Miller’s leadership. I was happy to be a team player. Because I have a personal passion for missions, I was pleased to be working with someone whom we on the Council, as well as the delegates to last year’s convention, had confidence in. He was experienced in leadership skills as well as in personal relationshipbuilding skills. His winning smile and his words of encouragement often brought renewed optimism to many of us. I still remember some of his impassioned words of challenge that he brought to us during his annual report to our District NMI Conventions – words full of power as he urged us to not grow weary in our efforts to support the missionaries of our great Church. He made most of us want to return to our churches and do just a little bit more for the cause of world evangelism than we had done the previous year. Yes, I really was very happy that he was reelected as our District NMI President. But I will never forget one day last year when I received a personal phone call from Pastor Miller with some news that caught me a bit off-guard. He informed me that he felt it necessary to step aside from the active role of the NMI Presidency, although he would continue to be supportive of NMI in any way he could. Although I wanted to encourage him to continue on, he was quite firm in his decision. Soon thereafter, I received a copy of his letter of resignation which he sent to the District Superintendent. Soon thereafter, I asked our District NMI Council to approve giving to him a Distinguished Service Award. The Council approved wholeheartedly, and we arranged to surprise Brother Miller one Sunday morning at his church in Elgin by sending a delegation from our District NMI Council along with our District Superintendent to present to him the DSA and a cash gift of appreciation for his service as our District NMI President. As the elected NMI Vice-President, I began trying to fill the responsibilities that needed attention. Our District Superintendent and I both reviewed what our NMI Constitution sets forth as the proper way to fill the vacancy of a District President. We read that in the case of a presidential vacancy, the District Council shall elect another person to serve as President through the remainder of the church year. A few weeks later it seemed wise to the Council to elect me to serve through the remainder of the current church year. Through the next several weeks when I needed guidance or counsel, Rodney Miller was always very happy to offer his support when I’d phone him. I prayed with him and I prayed for him. I am confident that he has prayed for me as well, and for the ministry of missions that each of us in this room today care so much about. Pastor Rodney Miller, right now I would like to ask you to join me here on the platform. I’ve asked our District NMI Secretary, Andy Holmgren, to escort you. I am quite sure this convention wants to join the District NMI Council and me in expressing to you our deep appreciation. Today, Brother Rodney, we want to give to you a gift of love. Please open it now. … We hope that this engraved desk clock will remind you often as you look at it that the Chicago Central District loves you and appreciates your fine leadership to our District. You served well, and you served with honor. You modeled for us a high standard of passion for the mission of taking the Gospel “into all the world.” By the way, the characteristics that I mentioned several moments ago in the past tense are still true in his life today. Pastor Miller still demonstrates leadership characteristics. He still has a winsome smile. He still has a way of bringing encouragement with him when he enters a room. And he still has a passion for Christ’s Church, 73 and for missions. Furthermore, I consider him to be my good friend. Thank you, Brother Rodney, for being an encourager to each of us to do our best in the Kingdom. There are some other persons who have also served faithfully on our District Council for several years but who for individual and personal reasons have felt it necessary to step down from their District responsibilities on the Council. Beth Bidle served faithfully on our council for several years until she felt the Lord leading her to accept a call to serve as a children’s pastor at a church on another district. Many of us truly miss Beth, but we believe she has found the will of God for her life, and we commend her to the Indianapolis District. Beth actually serves in ministry at the church where Bill and Martha Bean are now attending. Beth surprised many of us yesterday by coming back to be with us for our convention and, Beth, we welcome you. Today I’m also thinking of two men who have each contributed significant and valuable time to their roles of responsibility. However, they have each informed me that they wish to retire from the District Council. I would like Mr. Dave Manes and Mr. Ken Silvers to come join me on the platform now. Mr. Dave Manes has served our District NMI in a wonderful and gifted way for a few years as our very capable publicity coordinator and district NMI website webmaster. Mr. Ken Silvers has served our District NMI for a number of years as the very capable Work & Witness coordinator. He and his wonderful wife May have passionately urged us to continue “hands-on” ministry through the means of short-term mission trips, which he often has called “Adventures for Him.” Gentlemen, today the District NMI wants you to know we appreciate the untold hours of service you have given, and the years of faithful and gifted leadership you have each given in your areas of responsibility. Thank you. We ask that you accept these beautiful engraved wooden pens and engraved pen cases as tokens of our esteem. Because of your faithfulness, the Chicago Central District continues to be enabled and encouraged to share the Gospel of Christ “into all the world.” Mr. Andy Holmgren, I’d also like you to come stand beside me. Andy, I know this is a surprise to you and is not written in the copy of my report that you have before you, but I believe you have also served this district well, and with distinction. I wanted to find out how long you have been on the NMI Council but I did not learn how many years it has been. We do know that your service to the district began long before you became the NMI Secretary. Many of us remember your willingness to support missions in whatever way was needed, including your participation in some dramatic and fun skits that helped us learn and understand the theme of our conventions during past years. As a new pastor on this district some 10 years ago, I remember seeing you and thinking to myself, “there is a man who loves the Lord, loves missions, and loves to have fun showing his love for the Kingdom.” Later, as I became better acquainted with this district, I watched as you gave yourself wholeheartedly in faithful service to NMI. Now, at this juncture of your service, we acknowledge that you have served as secretary under three District Presidents. I’m glad that you had several years of experience with District Presidents who knew very well what they were doing because that experience gave you confidence to fill a role that few other persons would ever want to fill. And now, with your well-learned expertise, today’s convention is going on smoothly, thanks to you! Andy, you’ve been not only a supporter, but also a leader. Other people across this district look up to you. You have earned the respect that we have for you. You have done a great job of helping to break in a rookie president during your final year of service. I’m convinced that the Lord knew I couldn’t have done this job without you or someone as gifted as you to patiently help me through the learning curve of this first year. I want to say a big, heart-felt “thank you.” Today, this convention wants to show you in a way more meaningful than mere words. Would you please accept from this District NMI Convention our corporate expression of love and appreciation as we give to you this Distinguished Service Award. Andy, you have certainly modeled for us a spirit of support and helpfulness. You have also helped to encourage each of us here today to do our best to make it possible to take the Gospel “Into All The World.” May the Lord continue to use you in new ways as you step down from the role of District NMI Secretary. I want to introduce to you the other members of the District NMI Council who have served faithfully as well. I am asking that each of you come forward to stand across the front as I say your name and the role of ministry leadership you have filled during this past year. The persons whom you have elected to serve as our executive council this past year includes: • Andy Holmgren, NMI secretary • Sandra Story, District NMI treasurer • Deborah Hendrick, who has served as the Prayer Coordinator (Deb is absent today due to family schedule conflict) 74 Carla Lovett, who has served as our Discipling Coordinator (Carla is also absent today due to family schedule conflict) • Paula Else, who has served as our Educating Coordinator • Kathy Yanchick, elected just last year to be our Giving Coordinator. In addition to these elected members of the district council, we have been blessed to have several others who have accepted appointments to serve with this executive council: • Janice Carlson, LINKS coordinator • Marsha Wright, Prayer and Fasting • Ken Silvers, Work and Witness • David Manes, Publicity and digital media technology • Bethsy Luquingan, Alabaster • Fran Lemke, Compassionate Ministries • William Bell, Missionary Medical Care funding • Pastor Paul Caldwell, World Mission Broadcast • Ralph Goodwin, Mission Call Coordinator • Lauralee Nothstine, Home-Assignment (deputation) coordinator • Karen Ruthenbeck, WEF – World Evangelism Fund. I’ll say more on that in a few moments. • Bonnie Moyer, a devoted NMI teammate who encourages the churches in the NORTH part of our district to be Missional in their ministries • Ada Canales, who is our Hispanic liason • Mary Mercer, who is our Asian liason.Tammy Chenowith, new to our council this year, represents zone leadership to the Kankakee area and central part of our district • Paul Caldwell, gives leadership and localized contact support to the churches on the southern part of our district • Trent Peeler, our much appreciated and esteemed youth representative on this council. Trent is currently the youngest person on the District Council, but I am hoping for the day that we have a significant number of youth to serve the Lord in this missionary emphasis of “Going Into All The World.” Each of these persons deserve our applause for their continued leadership for NMI in their respective areas of ministry. Thank you each one. But truthfully, NMI is not just a district entity; it is truly a Missional reality in most of our churches. Today, I want to recognize the churches from our District who have earned Mission Priority One status – often called MPO. These churches have diligently carried on the ministry of missions within their local context and have emphasized: Praying, Discipling, Giving, and Educating. How does a church earn this recognition? It need not be difficult to achieve, actually: 1. Involve the local church in praying for missions in some way or another. 2. Use the mission resources available to you, which we will hear more about later in this convention 3. Involve youth and children in missions. This need not be difficult, rather when well planned it is indeed be very enjoyable for children and youth. 4. Contribute financially a minimum of 5.5% of your church’s income to the World Evangelism Fund. I rejoice with the following 34 churches who have earned the Mission Priority One status. Each church’s certificate is included in your President’s packet, received at registration. For every church whose name I shall read, I invite every local President, the local pastor, and the local delegation to please stand right where you are: Aroma Park, Blue Island, Bradley First, Chicago Calvary, Chicago First, Chicago First Korean, Chicago Heights, Chicago Northside, Chicago Oak Lawn First, Chicago Summit Spanish, Danville Cedar Grove, Danville First, Danville Southside, Danville Westside, Elgin, Gilman, Hoopeston Community, Joliet Crystal Lawns, Joliet First, Kankakee College, Kankakee First, Kankakee Westbrook, Kempton, Limestone Community, Lombard, Manteno, Milford, Momence, Mundelein, Paxton, Potomac, Real Life, Sheldon, Waukegan First. The Church of Excellence Award is given to churches that not only contribute their 5.5% of church income for the World Evangelism Fund, but actually give at least 5.7% (or by giving $1000 over their 5.5% WEF) We have 35 churches who earned this wonderful award for generosity: Aroma Park, Blue Island, Blue Island Spanish, Bradley First, Casa de Dios, Chicago Calvary, Chicago First Korean, Chicago Heights, Chicago Northside, Chicago Oak Lawn Arabic, Chicago Oak Lawn First, Chicago Summit Spanish, Danville Cedar Grove, Danville First, Danville Southside, Elgin, Gilman, Grace Fellowship, Joliet Crystal Lawns, Joliet First, Kankakee College, Kankakee Westbrook, Kempton, Limestone Community, Momence, Mount Prospect International, Mundelein, New Song, North Chicago, Paxton, Potomac, Real Life, Sheldon, Waukegan First, Worth. • 75 There is another group of churches that I want to recognize for their OUTSTANDING participation. This group of churches participated in EVERYTHING of the NMI, and on our District we like to call these 23 churches the MPO GOLD AWARD winners! Blue Island, Chicago Calvary, Chicago First, Chicago Heights, Chicago Oak Lawn First, Chicago Summit Spanish, Danville Southside, Danville Westside, Elgin, Gilman, Hoopston Community, Joliet First, Kankakee College, Kankakee Westbrook, Kempton, Limestone Community, Lombard, Manteno, Milford, Mundelein, Paxton, Potomac, Sheldon. GREATER THINGS: Finally, I want to share some VERY good news with you. The Chicago Central District stands at the threshold of a very wonderful opportunity … the opportunity for us to meet the goal of 100% of our World Evangelism Fund for the first time in a number of years. As of this morning, we have not yet made this goal, but I am believing we can reach this goal before our District Assembly concludes in a couple of days. Just this week, some churches on our district have informed our District Superintendent they are willing to give some significant offerings to help us make up the lack. At the beginning of this week, we still needed over $26,000, but now the uncommitted balance is well-within our ability … if EVERY CHURCH will give “something more.” Our District Superintendent sent an email to every local church pastor on Thursday of this week asking every church to do something more. st 1 -- we ask that any church who did NOT pay their WEF in full, please consider doing a bit more … even this very weekend 2 nd --some churches may be able to give a generous offering of $500 or even $1000 this weekend to make up for some churches that have been unable. 3 rd -- we believe that surely EVERY church can bring at least $100 to our District Assembly service tomorrow night, right here at this location. NMI President, why not ask your pastor to take a special offering just for this on Sunday morning? Because your pastor has already been contacted by Dr. Wilson, your pastor should not be surprised by such a request. Perhaps there is even someone in your local congregation who could write a check for $100 I join our D.S. in this appeal. Please be sure that your church brings a check tomorrow night to our District Assembly opening service on Sunday night for our special final thrust for 2010-2011 WEF goal. Each church doing so will receive 10% credit for that offering! I believe we can do this! Chicago Central District might soon be listed among the other districts who have paid 100%. I am trusting the Lord to make this happen, this very weekend! We live in a privileged area – an area where the world cultures come to us. Each of us may not be able to literally and physically take ourselves to “all the world” but we have the privilege of supporting the work of proclaiming the full Gospel to the whole world. Nazarenes in Chicagoland, from Mundelein and Waukegon down to Danville and all points in between, can pray. You DO pray for missionaries, don’t you? I challenge each member of NMI across this district to increase your regular and faithful praying for missionaries. If you are irregular in your praying for missions, may I challenge you to begin regularly praying 2 or 3 minutes a day specifically for Nazarene missions? May I challenge you to consider fasting? May I also challenge you also to especially include your youth and children in some “hands on” projects. Children and youth actually LOVE to be involved in being Christ’s hand and feet to others! Collecting and packing School Pal Paks and Crisis Care Kits are two of many possible ways to involve young people in a way that they will not only enjoy, but also they will sense God speaking words of encouragement and challenge to them. By the way, our LINKS missionaries enjoy reading letters from boys and girls, and receiving emails or other electronic communiqués from teens! Use the resources available. Later today, you will hear from our District NMI Educating Coordinator of some of the very wonderful changes that have been implemented in our Living Mission curriculum. Lauralee Nothstine is always ready to assist you to schedule a missionary to a small group of your church as well as to a full congregational service. Lauralee is planning several missionary tours this coming year. Stay alert to the options. And of course we all want to be faithful in our Giving. By the way, Mr. or Mrs. NMI President, please remember that the various “fun” offerings and opportunities we have will not be sufficient if we do not remain faithful in our WEF giving. World Evangelism Fund is the basic foundation upon which all the other mission opportunities rests, so let’s not allow the foundation to crumble. Did you know that this year our Church was unable to commission a class of new missionaries because of insufficient dollars being given in WEF? Dear friends, we MUST NOT allow that to happen again during this coming year. In conclusion, I want to say a special word of thanks to our District Superintendent, Dr. Brian Wilson, for his strong support of Nazarene Missions International. Being missionaries at heart, Brian and Joan Wilson have 76 modeled for each of us what it means to be passionate about winning people of all races and cultures to Jesus. They are some of the greatest encouragers and supporters of each church that has a Missional passion! Be sure to inform the Wilsons often of the creative things you are doing to promote Missional interest in your church. Indeed, you and I are personally part of “Going Into All The World!” Jesus calls us to do it? We will answer his call, affirmatively, won’t we? Respectfully submitted; H. Mark Else 77 B. NYI CONVENTION 1. Daily Proceedings The Chicago Central District NYI Convention convened on June 17, 2011 at Chicago First Church of the Nazarene. The theme this year was “Unbroken”, lining up with the NYC 2011 theme. Registration was from 6:00PM to 7:00PM with a service beginning at 7PM. Our service was lead this year by the music group from Olivet “All Things New,” as well as the speaking of Jennifer Brown, Global NMI President. During the service we had an opportunity to hear greetings from both Steve Spangenberg, NYI President, and H. Mark Else, NMI President. Because this years convention service was combined, both NYI and NMI had an opportunity to worship together. The Convention was organized by President Steve Spangenberg and the Board of Tellers was established by the secretary, Elizabeth Bjorling. Matthew Kirkpatrick served as the Election Chairmen for the ballot. Steven Spangenberg read and explained the ballot, which included early youth, senior youth, lay leadership, and presidential candidates. The ballot was approved. The delegates voted, and the board of tellers was dismissed. While the board of tellers were tabulating the votes we had the opportunity to hear from our District IMPACT team under the leadership of Sara Chamberlain and Carrie Chaparo. President Steve Spangenberg then shared his fifth and final president’s report. His report was encouraging, and shared about the changes NYI has seen over the last five years. Concluding Steve’s Report, David Ludwig addressed the delegation and honored both Steve Spangenberg and Tim Britton for their years of service to the district. Dave gave both Tim and Steve gifts to show their appreciation. The results of the election ballot were shared by president Steven Spangenberg. Early Youth Representatives- Andy Pate and Emily Yantes. The first alternate is Andrew Perabeau. Senior Youth Representatives- Joe Mantarian and Spencer Allen. The first alternate is Riley Howe. Lay Leadership- Ray Smith, Christina Fischer and Berto Lopez. Following the results of the ballot we continued in a time of worship and prepared to hear the message from Global NMI President Jennifer Brown from Jamaica. Dr. Brian Wilson concluded the service with prayer and strong words of encouragement for the combining of both NYI and NMI in their conventions. IMPACT closed with the appropriate song of, “We Are United.” The Chicago Central District has an awesome District Team who loves the Lord and feels their calling is to reach teens for Christ. We are grateful for a District that supports our youth and God’s leading this past year. Respectfully Submitted, Elizabeth Bjorling, Secretary 2. President’s Reports DP of Administration Report Dr.. Wilson, Youth Pastors, Youth Workers, Students, and members of the Chicago Central District, it is with great excitement that I submit to you my fifth and final District President of Administration Report. Today we gather together as the body of Christ to celebrate not only what God is doing on our District, but also what He has done and will continue to do in the lives of our students. In 2005 under Brian's leadership, the Chicago Central District NYI made a bold move to adjust our executive leadership structure to include five District Presidents. Although many people thought we were crazy, and some still do, sitting in a meeting with the potential team, you could tell that we were on the verge of something both exciting and historic. Being the youngest in the room I was shocked that the consensus was that I would serve as the Administrative leader for our executive council. Looking back, I believe the reason they chose me was because I was young and neive... and everyone else said no. Either way, the new team was in place and a new initiative of teamwork and visioning had begun. If there is one thing that I've realized in my last five years of leadership, it has been the important role the Chicago Central District NYI plays in both the regional and national NYI plan. I am very proud that our district is a model for other districts and that our voice is an important voice to the leadership at the national level. What many people thought was a crazy idea in having five DP’s, is now being adopted by other districts with similar success. An indicator for us of strength as NYI is the fact that we are the second largest district represented at this year’s NYC in Louisville, KY. We are also one of only a handful of districts that is taking more participants this year than we did in 2007 to St. Louis. It’s great to say that in the past two NYC’s, the Chicago Central District has had the 78 largest group of participant’s form the Olivet Region. One of the reasons why our district is so strong in NYI is because of the great leaders that have led before us. You can be humbled quickly when you realize that some of the past leaders include Woody Steven’s, Gary Hartke, and Dave Ludwig, just to name a few. I know that whoever steps into this role of leadership will continue to carry the banner for the Chicago Central District NYI into the future. The other thing I know is they will quickly realize that we have some of the strongest district leaders in the denomination. It is important for me tonight to recognize that we have an incredible NYI Council. Our Executive Council members are: Tim Britton-DP of Events, Bill Koch- DP of Ministry and Training and Enrique Mayen- DP of JNI. Our NYI Council members are: Elizabeth Bjorling- NYI Secretary, Sara Chamberlain/ Carrie Chaparro- IMPACT Directors, Scott and Sara Christensen- Quiz Directors, Alberto Escobar- Early Youth Rep., Christina Fischef- Lay Leadership, Bill Koch/Christina Fischer- Celebrate Life Director, Aaron Gregory Fellowship Leader, Matthew Hancock- Snowball Coordinator, Riley - Sr. Youth Rep., Berto Lopez- Lay Leadership, Joe Mantarian- Sr. Youth Rep., Sam Meads- Early Youth Rep., Chaney Thomas- Sr. Youth Rep., Michelle Thomas- NYI Treasurer and Ray Smith- Lay Leadership. I have an incredible respect for everything the council has accomplished in order to lead our district, and I will cherish deeply all the times we had together meeting, eating at Bulls or Jimmy Jo’s, and the multiple meetings at Starbucks all throughout the Chicagoland area. Mark Devries in his book, Sustainable Youth Ministry says, “The mark of a sustainable youth ministry is a ministry that isn’t afraid to experiment.” If there’s one thing we haven’t been afraid to do in the last six years, it’s been experimenting. There have been some programs we eliminated, some we scaled back, and others we’ve spent a lot of time and attention growing. All of these decisions and changes were important to the life of our ministry and were never taken lightly. But because of these moves we can proudly say that we have the largest District Winter Retreat gathering in USA/Canada and will only grow larger with the addition of NWIN district joining us this year. We can also boast that for the first time in the last six years our district took third at Regional Celebrate Life and are poised to increase that number next year. Other areas of change on the district have led us thankfully to a place of financial and fiscal health. While many districts are suffering from budgets cuts and losses, we are grateful to a District Advisory Board who understands the importance of youth on the district and their continual support to the NYI. In closing, I just want to say that as a kid who grew up in a church without a strong youth ministry and youth pastor, it was the district that came through during the times of my spiritual growth and formation. There were six district youth pastors at the alter praying with me when I received my call into ministry back in August of 1997 at a family camp in Northeast, MD. I am the product of a district ministry. The students at my church are better students because of our district. Our leaders are better leaders because of our district. Our youth pastors are better youth pastors because of our district. Although this is my last report as the DP of Administration, my support will continue as we look to new leadership to create a new vision and energy for our future. Respectfully Submitted, Steven R. Spangenberg DP of Administration 79 C. SDMI CONVENTION 1. Daily Proceedings The CCD SDMI convened in April this year at Kankakee College Church of the Nazarene for an intensive time of both instruction and inspiration. The Chairman of the CCD SDMI, Rev. Mike Day, opened the plenary session with greetings and prayer. A brief review of the schedule for the day was provided, followed by a time of special music and worship. Following the special music, Rev. Day introduced the special guests of the convention. The worship concluded and was followed with session one of workshops. An extensive array of topics was offered for those in attendance. Lunch followed the first session of workshops. Following lunch those in attendance gathered for another time of worship. Afternoon workshops were held following worship, highlighted by a packed room to hear Dr. Crawford Howe and members from his district share their heart for an effective evangelistic/discipleship tool utilized on their district. The day concluded with an evening meal, highlighted by several selected by the SDMI Council to share their testimonies of how God was using effective ways of reaching out in their churches. The session closed with prayer and a summary of events planned by the SDMI Council for the coming year. 2. Chairperson’s Report As the newly elected Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries Director this past year has been wonderfully challenging. I have learned much and have much to learn. I’m confident that under the leadership of Dr. Brian Wilson and assisted by a fine Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries Council our churches on the Chicago Central District will see their Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries mature into an effective tool for church growth. Through the efforts of the SDMI Council and many wonderful volunteers FY 10/11 saw the work of the Lord accomplished in numerous ministry areas. In spite of having to move our Kids Camp to Indian Lake, Michigan, some 154 campers plus staff enjoyed a time of spiritual growth and unparalleled fun. Thanks to Pastor Elizabeth Bidle and Pastor Cayley Spangenburg for their outstanding leadership and care for our District’s children. Unfortunately for the Chicago Central District Pastor Elizabeth Bidle has accepted a position on the Indianapolis District. We mourn our loss but wish Pastor Beth ‘God’s speed’ in her new position. Upon Pastor Beth’s recommendation Pastor Jessica Karuchit, Children’s Pastor at Chicago First has accepted the role of Kids Camp Director. We are glad to have her on the SDMI Council. Another success in camping was our Everyone Cares Camp. Under the direction of Caren Holderman, Sara Christiansen and Jeremy Driscoll ninety two special needs individuals and staff enjoyed a wonderful time of recreation and spiritual growth. I am so pleased that Chicago Central District has this kind of program for our family with special needs. Upon organizing the SDMI Council I discovered anew the talented individuals who have served so selflessly this past year. They are: • • • • • • • • • • • • Rev. Jeff Hodge Tannet Hodge Jennifer Love Nancy Peeler Rev. John Story Michelle Thomas Rev. Lisa Ulrich Dave Diveley Jessica Karuchit Caren Holderman Sue Harris Sandra Pineda Adult Ministries VBS Resource Person Children’s Quizzing Marriage Encounter Prime Time Treasurer Resource Person Men’s Ministry Kid’s Camp Director EC Camp Director Talent-N-Training Director Hispanic Liaison It is with much regret that we bid farewell to Rev. Jeff & Tannet Hodge, Rev. Lisa Ulrich and Jennifer Love. We will miss their caring commitment to SDMI Ministries. Jennifer Love has offered outstanding leadership to 80 Children’s Quizzing making the Chicago Central District’s Children’s Quizzing program one of the best organized and most active on the Olivet Region. In September, after polling a number of Pastors and Local SDMI leaders from across the District, I and the SDMI Council decided upon a course of action to help our local churches in three important areas. First, there was an expressed need for training in nearly every area of SDMI. Second, because of our ongoing economic crisis, there is a need to better resource our local churches for the many SDMI Ministry opportunities. Sandra Pineda has been especially helpful with many creative ideas we hope to implement in FY 11/12. Third, we must help church members find new ways to relate to each other (especially young adults) and their community. A church’s SDMI program is its best attribute for growth both spiritually and numerically. In November Rev. John and Sandy Story gave their usual outstanding leadership to the Chicago Central District Prime Time Thanksgiving luncheon at Manteno Church of the Nazarene. It was my honor as the newly elected SDMI Director to be the keynote speaker. As always this was a time of great food and fellowship with old friends. Thanks to John and Sandy Story for their years of dedicated service. This year, FY11/12, will be the Story’s last Prime Time event as they are stepping down to enjoy their ‘retirement’. In February Nancy Peeler, working with Olivet Nazarene University and the Chicago Central District Office helped promote and participate in our annual marriage building event. Doctors Les and Leslie Parrott, in their own unique style reminded the audience of the many keys to a successful and vibrant marriage. On April 9, 2011 SDMI held its annual convention at Kankakee College Church (Campus). As mentioned above the event was very successful, receiving excellent reviews from all who attended. Many thanks to Rev. Kendall Franklin and his staff for the use of the Campus facilities. Added to the SDMI Council this year was Dave Diveley as Men’s Ministry Director. Dave is a tireless worker and a wonderful ‘out-of-the-box’ thinker. He has planned two ‘Day at the Range’ events and is planning to expand our ‘Biker Ministry’ in FY 11/12. As the SDMI Director for the Chicago Central District I am excited about the coming year. In many ways it will be a rebuilding year since we have so many positions to fill. None the less, I am confident that God will provide the right people for a time just as this. It is my hope and intent to continue to develop training workshops to better prepare SDMI personnel and teachers for the task of teaching and discipling within their local churches. Three one day workshop is planned for the Fall. While the actual date is yet to be firmed up, we will hold the event in 3 different location across the district. This should better facilitate attendance. We will be offering these workshops in English and Spanish. The three locations will be Chicago First Spanish, Joliet First Church and Danville First. Please keep an eye on the District Web site and calendar for up-coming SDMI events and opportunities. It has been a joy and challenge to serve the Chicago Central District as your SDMI Director. Many thanks to Dr. Brian Wilson, Rev. Edward Penate and the SDMI Council for all their support. May God continue to bless the work of SDMI Ministries both here and abroad. Respectfully Submitted, Rev. Michael W. Day 3. SDMI STATISTICS In 2010-2011 there was a small gain is Sunday School attendance of 33 over the previous year. 2010-2011 HONORS, SUPERIOR AND EXCEPTIONAL SCHOOLS Exceptional: 50% increase in weekly attendance and responsibility list Superior: 25% increase in weekly attendance and responsibility list Honor: 5% increase in weekly attendance and responsibility list Exceptional Schools: Chicago Ingleside Community Chicago Mongolian Chicago Southside Arabic Chicago Uptown Vietnamese House of Prayer Ministries Korean Naperville 81 Momence First Superior Schools: Chicago Oak Lawn First Grace Fellowship Lighthouse Community Living Water Mount Prospect International Mundelein Spanish Wilmington First Honor School: Blue Island Spanish Chicago First Korean Chicago First Spanish Elgin Kankakee College Sheldon 2010-2011 Sunday School Attendance: Top Ten Kankakee College Chicago First Kankakee First Chicago First Spanish Chicago Heights Manteno House of Prayer Ministries Danville Southside Danville First Joliet First 82 VII. Financial and Statistical A. DISTRICT TREASURER’S REPORT Dr. Duarte, Dr. Wilson, and members of the assembly: The fiscal year for the Chicago Central District was from May 1, 2010 to April 30, 2011. Today, I will report of God's faithfulness in providing the necessary resources to continue His mission through the Chicago Central District. 1. Audit The district financial statements were analyzed this year by external auditors as a compilation in accordance with Statements on Standards for Accounting and Review Services issued by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. We continue with the cycle of having a full audit every four years, with compilations in intermediate years. The property additions and improvements listed in the asset section of the report are not depreciated due to practicality purposes, and a note of explanation appears in that report. The district has six segregated funds reserved for specific purposes. Descriptions of each fund are listed on page 7 of your copy of the financial statements. 2. Revenues During this past year the district recorded $1,026,000 in revenues which were funded as follows: $418,000 from the churches toward their district allocations; $234,000 toward the Olivet education fund and Centennial Chapel donations; $154,000 in medical premiums; $40,000 in Alabaster Funds; $61,000 from camps; $63,000 in shared space reimbursements; $13,000 from interest income; and $43,000 from gifts and various other sources. 3. Expenditures Expenses totaled $1,061,000 which included $216,000 in Olivet education fund and Centennial Chapel payments; $172,000 for mission projects; $192,000 for wages and employee benefits; $83,000 in property expenses; $143,000 in medical premiums; $88,000 for camping ministries; utility, insurance, and administrative expenses of $82,000; $32,000 provided to the NMI, NYI, & SDMI departments for their ministry budgets; $27,000 in and out expense; and $26,000 for district activities. 4. Change in Net Assets The change in net assets for 2011 was a negative $35,000. The three main factors for this change are; 1) lower district apportionment payments; 2) the need for the District to assume unbudgeted property and medical insurance payments for churches in default and 3) expense to prepare the Hickory Hills property for sale and the unplanned vacancy of the property. 5. Receivables A note receivable is listed at $480,942 in Note 4 on Page 8 for the sale of the campground. The repayment schedule started in May 2010. Interest is adjusted annually at a variable rate. The term of the note is twenty years. This payment schedule continued from May 2010 to December 2010. At that time the current owner of the campground requested a delayed payment schedule based on current financial circumstances. The District Advisory Board approved a one year grace period. During this time no payments will be received by the District, but interest will continue to accrue on the outstanding balance. A new payment schedule will be revisited at the end of 2011. 6. Long-Term Liabilities The Schaumburg Parsonage was originally listed as a long-term liability because the district is a co-signer on the loan. It has been paid-in-full by Chicago First Korean church and has been removed from the list of liabilities. The Austin Parsonage mortgage was entered into by the district and is the district's responsibility. The variable interest rate is currently 3.0%. The Pastoral Transition Loan was established in 2008 by an anonymous donor to make cash available for the district to loan to churches or pastors who need housing assistance during times of transition, with no cost to the district. 83 7. Short-Term Liabilities and Cash The District was able to end the year with all short-term obligations paid-in-full. We had an ending cash balance for all funds of $148,000. This year, $417,000 was received in district apportionments, down from $586,000 in 2009-2010. This amount is significantly down year over year, but we had planned for a portion of this drop in our operating budget for fiscal year 2010-2011. The unplanned apportionment shortfall was managed with the District’s cash on hand and will be replenished as cash flow recovers. 8. Funding the Mission through the 2011-2012 Budget We have completed one full year using our new apportionment system. The district’s apportionment figure recommended by the District Finance Committee is 5% of total church charitable income, less WEF and 10% giving. This is the same percentage as 2010-2011. The budget for 2011-2012 has been planned flat to actual apportionments received in the prior fiscal year. The budget has also been shortened to ten months to accommodate the change of our fiscal year’s end to February 2012. We believe God will bless our churches as they honor Him by “Funding the Mission”. I am approaching my first full year as treasurer and this is my first report to the assembly. It is a blessing to serve the Chicago Central District as your treasurer. I would like to express my gratitude to Matt Foor, our former Treasurer, Michelle Thomas, our Financial Secretary, Dr. Wilson and the District Advisory Board for their tremendous support during my transition. In my short tenure, my heart has been blessed to observe the faithfulness exhibited by our District Superintendent, District Staff, and District Advisory Board. Thank you to all of the pastors and lay leaders who support the district with prayers and with giving to others. May we continue to honor the Lord with faithful stewardship of the resources He has entrusted to the Chicago Central District. Respectfully submitted, Heidi D. Taylor District Treasurer 84 B. STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION AND SUPPLEMENTAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE STATEMENTS OF CHANGES IN NET ASSETS FOR THE YEARS ENDED APRIL 30, 2011 AND 2010 2011 2010 ASSETS Cash in banks $ 148,376 $ 279,717 Loans to churches 255,801 162,249 Note receivable 480,982 490,000 Prepaid expenses Property 6,253 6,253 3,005,080 3,005,080 3,896,452 3,943,299 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS LIABILITIES Notes payable Total Liabilities 138,787 150,545 138,787 150,545 UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS District Centennial Projects Camps Foundation General Assembly 352 352 3,361 1,045 90,797 231,004 5,062 2,862 Medical Insurance 6,894 4,735 District Evangelism 41,910 39,719 3,609,289 3,513,037 3,757,665 3,792,754 $3,896,452 $3,943,299 Undesignated Total Unrestricted Net Assets 85 CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE STATEMENTS OF CHANGES IN NET ASSETS FOR THE YEARS ENDED APRIL 30, 2011 AND 2010 2011 2010 REVENUE AND SUPPORT District Centennial Projects $ Camps 61,244 54,861 Foundation, including proceeds on property sales General Assembly 101,361 878,097 2,202 1,843 Medical Insurance 153,499 139,967 District Evangelism 706,380 950,562 1,200 4,258 1,025,886 2,029,839 - - Camps 88,228 87,281 Foundation Loan payments made directly by churches Total Revenue and Support - $ 251 EXPENSES District Centennial Projects 99,321 185,010 General Assembly 2 10,431 Medical Insurance 142,938 156,480 District Evangelism 727,042 898,682 3,444 21,829 - 16,258 1,060,975 1,375,971 (35,089) 653,868 3,792,754 3,138,886 $3,757,665 $3,792,754 Interest expense Cost of property disposition Total Expenses CHANGE IN NET ASSETS NET ASSETS - BEGINNING OF YEAR NET ASSETS - END OF YEAR 86 CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE STATEMENTS OF CASH FLOWS FOR THE YEARS ENDED APRIL 30, 2011 AND 2010 2011 2010 $ (35,089) $ 653,868 Loss (gain) on sale of property - (809,146) Present value adjustment of notes receivable - (13,347) (93,552) (21,353) - (2,675) (93,552) (846,521) (128,641) (192,653) - 825,000 Payments received on note receivable 9,058 - Net Cash Provided By (Used In) Investing Activities 9,058 825,000 Proceeds from (payments on) line of credit, net - (109,000) Proceeds from notes payable - - Payments of notes payable (11,758) (335,440) Net Cash Provided By (Used In) Financing Activities (11,758) (444,440) (131,341) 187,907 279,717 91,810 $ 148,376 $ 279,717 CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES Change in net assets Adjustments to reconcile change in net assets to net cash provided by (used in) operating activities: Changes in net assets & liabilities (Increase) decrease in assets: Loans to churches, net Prepaid expenses Total Adjustments Net Cash Provided By (Used In) Operating Activities CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES Proceeds from sale of properties CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES NET INCREASE (DECREASE) IN CASH CASH IN BANKS - BEGINNING OF YEAR CASH IN BANKS - END OF YEAR SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION Interest paid $ 87 3,444 $ 21,829 CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE SCHEDULES OF CASH RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE YEARS ENDED APRIL 30, 2011 AND 2010 Beginning Ending Cash Cash Balance Receipts Disbursements Balance FUND District Centennial Projects Camps Foundation $ 352 $ - $ - $ 352 1,045 90,544 88,228 3,361 231,004 74,115 214,322 90,797 General Assembly 2,862 2,202 2 5,062 Medical Insurance 4,735 145,097 142,938 6,894 District Evangelism 39,719 798,033 795,842 41,910 $279,717 $ 1,109,991 $ 1,241,332 $ 148,376 $ 91,810 $ 2,181,602 $ 1,993,695 $ 279,717 Totals for the year ended April 30, 2011 Totals for the year ended April 30, 2010 88 CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE SCHEDULES OF CASH IN BANKS FOR THE YEARS ENDED APRIL 30, 2011 AND 2010 Fund Financial Institution DCP PNC Bank CPF First American Bank FDN PNC Bank GAF MIF DEF Peoples Bank 2011 $ 352 2010 $ 352 3,361 1,045 90,797 231,004 First American Bank 5,062 2,862 Homestar Bank 6,894 4,735 41,910 39,719 $ 148,376 $ 279,717 89 CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE SCHEDULES OF PROPERTY APRIL 30, 2011 2011 2010 $ 29,909 $ 29,909 Chicago Austin Parsonage 186,225 186,225 Chicago First Spanish 304,754 304,754 Chicago Ingleside 13,719 13,719 Chicago Ingleside Parsonage 10,000 10,000 142,375 142,375 50,000 50,000 48,000 48,000 Braidwood Chicago Lincoln Park Parsonage Chicago Norridge Chicago Summit Chicago Summit Parsonage 32,000 32,000 Crystal Lake 164,479 164,479 Emanuel Spanish 536,470 536,470 Joliet Crystal Lawns 25,000 25,000 Kankakee Eastridge 110,000 110,000 Kankakee Eastridge Parsonage Kankakee Westbrook 46,500 46,500 132,000 132,000 4,000 4,000 Limestone 332,000 332,000 Momence 120,000 120,000 53,000 53,000 213,580 213,580 27,400 27,400 Kempton New Lenox North Chicago Paxton Richton Park 60,000 60,000 Schaumburg 163,772 163,772 Schaumburg Parsonage 54,000 54,000 Sheldon 22,897 22,897 123,000 123,000 $3,005,080 $3,005,080 Waukegan Total Property 90 CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE SCHEDULES OF CASH RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS DISTRICT CENTENNIAL PROJECTS FUND FOR THE YEARS ENDED APRIL 30, 2011 AND 2010 2011 CASH IN BANK - BEGINNING OF YEAR $ 352 2010 $ 101 RECEIPTS Interest Income - 1 Portage Park - 250 - 251 352 352 - - - - Total Receipts TOTAL TO ACCOUNT FOR DISBURSEMENTS Ministerial education Total disbursements CASH IN BANK - END OF YEAR $ 91 352 $ 352 CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE SCHEDULES OF CASH RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS CAMPS FUND FOR THE YEARS ENDED APRIL 30, 2011 AND 2010 2011 2010 $ 1,045 $ 1,165 10,701 8,575 - 2 25,868 14,915 - 1,074 24,675 30,295 61,244 54,861 29,300 32,800 90,544 87,661 91,589 88,826 Exceptional Children's Camp 15,188 16,419 Kidz Camp 39,568 27,212 1,000 - - 2,355 32,472 41,295 88,228 87,281 - 500 88,228 87,781 $ 3,361 $ 1,045 CASH IN BANK - BEGINNING OF YEAR RECEIPTS Exceptional Children's Camp Interest Income Kidz Camp Rookie Camp Senior High Camp Transfer from District Evangelism Fund, net Total Receipts TOTAL TO ACCOUNT FOR DISBURSEMENTS Junior High Camp Rookie Camp Senior High Camp Prepaid camp expense Total Disbursements CASH IN BANK - END OF YEAR 92 CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE SCHEDULES OF CASH RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FOUNDATION FUND FOR THE YEARS ENDED APRIL 30, 2011 AND 2010 CASH IN BANK - BEGINNING OF YEAR RECEIPTS Gifts Interest income Miscellaneous Rent income Proceeds from sale of property Interest added to discounted note receivable Proceeds from line of credit Principal payments received on note receivable Decrease (increase) in related receivables Total Receipts TOTAL TO ACCOUNT FOR 2011 2010 $ 231,004 $ 40,250 40,000 12,720 4,112 44,529 - 13,762 6,017 33,318 825,000 101,361 - 878,097 (13,347) 9,058 55,000 - (36,304) 18,025 74,115 937,775 305,119 978,025 1,145 2,357 11,977 83,842 99,321 105,000 9,127 2,710 1,507 47,700 123,966 185,010 211,000 - 10,001 351,011 214,322 747,021 $ 90,797 $ 231,004 DISBURSEMENTS Church Support Furniture & equipment Miscellaneous Olivet budget Olivet chapel Property expenses Payments on line of credit Transfer to District Evangelism Fund Payments made on notes payable Total Disbursements CASH IN BANK - END OF YEAR 93 CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE SCHEDULES OF CASH RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS GENERAL ASSEMBLY FUND FOR THE YEARS ENDED APRIL 30, 2011 AND 2010 2011 2010 $ 2,862 $11,450 2,200 1,839 2 4 2,202 1,843 5,064 13,293 Delegate expense - 10,425 Miscellaneous 2 6 2 10,431 $ 5,062 $ 2,862 CASH IN BANK - BEGINNING OF YEAR RECEIPTS District budget Interest income Total Receipts TOTAL TO ACCOUNT FOR DISBURSEMENTS Total Disbursements CASH IN BANK - END OF YEAR 94 CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE SCHEDULES OF CASH RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS MEDICAL INSURANCE FUND FOR THE YEARS ENDED APRIL 30, 2011 AND 2010 CASH IN BANK - BEGINNING OF YEAR 2011 2010 $ 4,735 $ 14,385 153,499 139,942 - 25 153,499 139,967 35,500 30,200 (43,902) (23,337) 145,097 146,830 149,832 161,215 142,841 156,430 97 50 142,938 156,480 $ 6,894 $ 4,735 RECEIPTS Churches and individuals Other income Transfer from District Evangelism Fund Decrease (increase) in related receivables Total Receipts TOTAL TO ACCOUNT FOR DISBURSEMENTS Health premiums Miscellaneous Total Disbursements CASH IN BANK - END OF YEAR CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 95 SCHEDULES OF CASH RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS DISTRICT EVANGELISM FUND FOR THE YEARS ENDED APRIL 30, 2011 AND 2010 2011 2010 $ 39,719 $ 24,459 417,629 586,346 1,680 8,165 230,209 307,594 25,314 28,730 27 68 31,521 19,659 706,380 950,562 (13,347) (16,320) - 73,000 105,000 - 798,033 1,007,242 837,752 1,031,701 Salaries and wages 93,896 86,325 Employee benefits 83,330 85,701 Business and professional 16,353 17,013 District NMI 15,000 16,500 District NYI 12,500 13,500 5,000 10,000 26,288 36,485 4,065 1,247 17,468 61,972 15,975 62,193 Total District Administration District Mission Projects 335,872 344,939 146,742 205,533 Educational budget 212,272 306,594 In and out expense 32,156 41,616 727,042 898,682 Payments on line of credit - 26,000 Payment of prepaid expense - 2,300 CASH IN BANK - BEGINNING OF YEAR RECEIPTS District Evangelism budget Gifts and grants Educational budget In and out income Interest income Miscellaneous Decrease (increase) in related receivables Proceeds from notes payable or line of credit Transfer from Foundation Fund Total Receipts TOTAL TO ACCOUNT FOR DISBURSEMENTS District administration: District SDMI District activities Insurance Office expenses Telephone, Utilities and Other 96 Payments on note payable 4,000 2,000 Transfer to Camps Fund 29,300 32,800 Transfer to Medical Insurance Fund 35,500 30,200 795,842 991,982 $ 41,910 $ 39,719 Total Disbursements CASH IN BANK - END OF YEAR 97 INDEPENDENT ACCOUNTANTS’ COMPILATION REPORT Board of Directors Chicago Central District, Church of The Nazarene Chicago, Illinois We have compiled the accompanying financial statements of Chicago Central District, Church Of The Nazarene (a not-for-profit corporation), as of April 30, 2011 and 2010, and for the years then ended and the accompanying supplemental schedules as listed in the table of contents, which are presented only for supplemental analysis purposes. We have not audited or reviewed the accompanying financial statements and supplemental schedules and, accordingly, do not express an opinion or provide any assurance about whether the financial statements and supplemental schedules are in accordance with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America. Management is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of the financial statements and supplemental schedules in accordance with accounting principles general accepted in the United States of America and for designing, implementing, and maintaining internal control relevant to the preparation and fair presentation of the financial statements and supplemental schedules. Our responsibility is to conduct the compilation in accordance with Statements on Standards for Accounting and Review Services issued by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. The objective of a compilation is to assist management in presenting financial information in the form of financial statements and supplemental schedules without undertaking to obtain or provide any assurance that there are no material modifications that should be made to the financial statements and supplemental schedules. During our compilation, we did become aware of a departure from accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America that is described in the following paragraph. As more fully described in Note 2 to the financial statements, property is stated at appraisal value in the accompanying balance sheet. Accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America require that such assets be recorded at acquisition cost, if purchased, or at fair value if donated or contributed, and those amounts be depreciated over the estimated useful lives of the assets. The effects on the financial statements of the preceding practices are not reasonably determinable. 98 CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS APRIL 30, 2011 AND 2010 NOTE 1 - NATURE OF OPERATIONS Chicago Central District, Church of the Nazarene, is a not-for-profit organization located in Chicago, Illinois. The object and purpose of the Organization is to promote the organization of churches and other religious institutions under the sponsorship of the Church of the Nazarene and to generally promote the welfare of the Church of the Nazarene throughout the Chicago Central District of said church. Chicago Central District covers northeastern Illinois consisting of the counties of McHenry, Lake, Kane, DuPage, Cook, Kendall, Will, Grundy, Kankakee, Iroquois, Ford and a portion of Vermillion. Its membership consists of all the members of the Chicago Central District Assembly of the Church of the Nazarene. NOTE 2 - SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES Basis of accounting The financial statements of the Chicago Central District, Church of the Nazarene, have been prepared on the accrual basis of accounting. Basis of presentation The Organization follows FASB Account Standards Codification 958 (Not-for-Profit Entities) which establishes standards for external financial reporting by not-for-profit organizations and requires that resources be classified for accounting and reporting purposes into three net asset categories according to externally (donor) imposed restrictions and requires the Foundation to distinguish between contributions received for each net asset category in accordance with donor imposed restrictions. A description of the three net asset categories follows: Unrestricted Net Assets Net assets that are not subject to donor-imposed stipulations. Temporarily Restricted Net Assets Net assets subject to donor-imposed stipulations that may or will be met either by the actions of the District and/or passage of time. Permanently Restricted Net Assets Net assets subject to donor-imposed stipulations that may be maintained permanently by the District. Generally, the donors of these assets permit the District to use all or part of the income earned on related investments for general or specific purposes. Revenue recognition Contributions received are recorded as unrestricted, temporarily restricted or permanently restricted support, depending on the existence and/or nature of any donor restrictions. 99 CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS APRIL 30, 2011 AND 2010 NOTE 2 - SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES (CONTINUED) Income tax status The Organization qualifies as a tax-exempt organization under Code Section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and, therefore, has no provision for federal income taxes. Cash The Organization maintains its cash balances at various banks. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation insures accounts at each institution up to $250,000. Property The property is valued at its cost, estimated cost, or appraisal value if cost figures were not available. It is the Organization’s policy not to depreciate the property. Expenditures for maintenance and repairs of property and equipment are charged to expense as incurred, and major improvements are capitalized. Upon retirement, sale or other disposition of property, the cost is removed from the accounts and the related gain or loss, if any, is reflected in the year of disposal. Donated services No amounts have been reflected in the financial statements for donated services. The Organization pays for services requiring specific expertise. However, many individuals volunteer their time and perform a variety of tasks that assist the Organization with its various programs. Reclassifications Certain 2010 amounts have been reclassified to conform to the 2011 presentation. Estimates The preparation of financial statements in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles requires management to make estimates and assumptions that affect certain reported amounts and disclosures. Accordingly, actual results could differ from those estimates. Board designated District funds The District uses Funds to account for its various sources of revenues and expenditures. Financial schedules for each fund are presented as supplementary information. 100 Board designated District funds (continued) A description of the Funds in use at April 30, 2011 and 2010 follows: District Centennial Projects Fund This fund represents monies, given by individuals and/or churches, which are not included in the District Evangelism Fund, but which are designated for use in one of the District projects approved by Stewardship Ministries. Camps Fund This fund includes monies brought in through camping ministries’ fees and paid out for camping ministries’ expenses. Foundation Fund This fund may include monies received from sale of property, undesignated gifts, monies transferred from various District sources and other monies not designated for any of the other listed funds. Unless specifically designated by the District Advisory Board, Foundation Fund monies may be used for property purchases anywhere in the District, regardless of where the monies originated. These monies may be used for other capital expenses and for expenses not otherwise covered by the other listed funds. General Assembly Fund This fund represents an amount annually designated from the District Operating Budget and set aside for use every four years for paying the expenses of General Assembly Delegates from the District. Medical Insurance Fund This fund is used to collect the Church’s and the employee’s portion of the medical insurance premiums. The fund remits the total premiums to the insurance company. District Evangelism Fund This fund (formerly the Unified District Budget Fund) includes the District Evangelism monies received from local churches in the District, which are used for the District Operating Budget, District Center Budget and District Mission Projects Budget. This fund also handles the in-out monies for various events such as Pastors and Spouses' Retreats, Christmas Banquets, etc. NOTE 3 - LOANS TO CHURCHES The loans receivable represent advances to various Nazarene churches in the Chicago Central District plus billings to various churches for insurance. The advances bear a 5 1/2 percent annual interest rate. However, if the Church has paid its District Evangelism budget, the interest rate is reduced to zero. 101 CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS APRIL 30, 2011 AND 2010 NOTE 4 - NOTE RECEIVABLE On April 29, 2005, the District sold one of its properties for the amount of $500,000. Terms of the sale are cash plus a note receivable for $490,000. This note is interest-free until May 2010. As of that date, the note earns interest at a variable rate adjusted annually in May and is payable based on a twenty year amortization. The balance on the note receivable was $480,942 and $490,000 at April 30, 2011 and 2010, respectively. NOTE 5 - NOTES PAYABLE Notes payable consist of the following: Secured Property Schaumburg Parsonage Pastoral Transition Loan Austin Parsonage Maturity Date Interest Rate 8/1/2010 12/31/2018 7/14/2024 7.000% 0.000% 3.000% Monthly Payment 311.22 333.33 843.64 $1,488.19 Balance 4/30/2011 30,000 108,787 Balance 4/30/2010 $ $ 1,200 34,000 115,345 $ 138,787 $ 150,545 The principal maturities of notes payable are as follows: 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Thereafter $ 10,700 10,900 11,100 11,400 12,000 82,687 $ 138,787 NOTE 6 – OPERATING LEASE The District occupies office space under an operating lease agreement that expires at December 31, 2013. In addition to monthly rental payments, the District is responsible for all normal maintenance of the office space. The District also rents office equipment under an operating lease agreement that expires April 30, 2015. Rent expense for the year ended April 30, 2011 and 2010 was $53,027 and $44,894, respectively. Future minimum lease payments are as follows: 2012 2013 2014 2015 $ $ 102 52,044 52,044 36,256 4,680 145,024 NOTE 7 – COMMITMENTS The District agreed to guarantee bank debt, for no consideration, of four churches in the District (to enable them to obtain a more favorable interest rate). The District can be required to perform on the guarantee only in the event of nonpayment of the debt by the individual churches. The District holds the following commitments: USA Church of the Nazarene Loan Fund Chicago First Church Real Life $279,851 $103,463 American Christian Credit Union Crystal Lawn Kankakee First Church $106,214 $1,200,000 Iroquois Federal Danville Southside $260,344 Peoples Bank of Kankakee County House of Prayer $600,000 103 C. SDMI TREASURER’S REPORT Statement of Receipts and Disbursements Beginning May 1, 2010-April 30, 2011 Beginning Balance –Checking General Assembly Savings $39,790.50 2,400.00 Total Beginning Balance $42,190.50 Receipts Adult Ministries: Prime Time Childrens’ Ministries: Quizzing District Convention District Support Interest Income Miscellaneous Income 1,617.00 1,484.00 1,290.00 5,000.00 80.20 53.00 Total Receipts 9,524.20 Totals to Account for $51,714.70 Disbursements Administration Adult Ministry-Prime Time Camp Ministry Childrens’ Ministries-Quizzing District SDMI Convention 1,681.10 2,280.00 10,301.98 2,156.62 2,420.12 Total Disbursements $18,839.82 Ending Unrestricted Balance in Checkbook (4/30/2011) $28,074.88 Ending Restricted Balance in Checkbook ($4,800 for 2013 General Assembly) Total Combined Balance in Checkbook (4/30/2011) 104 4,800.00 $32,874.88 D. NYI TREASURER’S REPORT NYI Treasurer’s Report Statement of Receipts and Disbursements May 1, 2010-April 30, 2011 Money Market Account Beginning Balance (5/1/10) YTD Interest Ending Balance (4/30/11) $30,006.03 76.67 $30,082.7 Checking Account Beginning Balance (5/1/10) Income Camp Reimbursement Convention District support Events Dist Celebrate Life 2011 Reg. Celebrate Life 2010 Snowball Impact Miscellaneous Income NYC 2011 Quizzing Youth Leaders Retreat Total Income Ending Balance before expenses $ 7,771.91 1,300.00 940.00 12,500.00 5,050.00 19,375.00 39708.38 10,910.47 3,320.50 41,503.75 2,204.33 700.00 137,512.43 145,284.34 ExpensesMisc/Admin expenses (dues, meetings, honorariums, office) Conventions- District NYI DCL 2011 & RCL 2010 DLC & Youth Leaders Retreat Snowball 2011 Impact Quizzing NYC 2011 Training (Bill Koch) 4,802.14 2,051.16 20,393.70 3,011.31 37,716.35 11,611.51 3,326.23 27,790.88 236.84 Total Expenses $110,940.12 Ending Balance in checkbook (4/30/11) $34,344.22 Total Beginning Balance (MM and Checkbook—5/1/2010) $37,777.94 Total Ending Balance (MM and Checkbook—4/30/2011) $64,426.92 *Restricted Funds in Money Market-$6,000 NYC; $7,500 General Convention 105 E. NMI TREASURER’S REPORT Statement of Receipts and Disbursements For the Fiscal Year Ending April 30, 2011 FY 2011 Total FY 2010 Memo Only 8,383 $30,936 $ 2,603 - 2,603 2,203 677 - 677 523 (2,500) 780 2,500 2,500 3,280 2,726 4,605 - 4,605 5,412 15,000 - 15,000 39,985 17 59,607 60,387 141 141 2,641 39,985 158 59,748 63,028 19,000 42,593 38,258 54,057 312 105,576 108,302 82,940 11,024 93,964 148,049 2,430 850 73 3,353 - 2,430 850 73 3,353 2,303 523 238 3,064 8,914 - 8,914 10,036 15,291 1,331 - 1,331 1,545 Operating Cash In Bank - Beginning of Year Receipts General Funds: Links Missionary Christmas Fund Transfer to Checking from Savings District Funds: Convention District Mission Promotion/Allocation Chile W & W Chile #2 W & W Chile #3 W & W Interest Income Total Receipts Total To Account For Disbursements General Funds: Links Christmas Fund Other Disbursements District Funds: District Convention General Convention District Operating Expenses $ Reserve for Special Projects 22,553 $ Chile W & W Chili #2 W & W Chile #3 W & W Missions Jamboree - 41,985 42,593 43,248 41,985 134 106 39,747 134 Philippines Regional NMI Office 1,980 1,980 300 300 Poland W & W 36 District - Special Total Disbursements Cash In Bank - End Of Year $ 2,325 - 2,325 1,300 56,969 - 56,969 114,049 60,322 22,618 $ 107 11,024 $ 60,322 33,642 $ 117,113 30,936 F. SUPPLEMENTAL STATISTICAL REPORT 560,000.00 Value District Property 0.00 Value District Center 0.00 Value District Parsonage 115,345.00 Indebtedness on District Property 108 G. SCHEDULE OF PROPERTY April 30, 2011 PROPERTY 2011 Braidwood $ 29,909 Brookfield Community ----------- Chicago Austin Parsonage 186,225 Chicago First Spanish 304,754 Chicago Ingleside 13,719 Chicago Lincoln Park Parsonage 142,375 Chicago Norridge 50,000 Chicago Summit 48,000 Chicago Summit Parsonage 32,000 Crystal Lake 164,479 Chicago Emanuel Spanish 536,470 Joliet Crystal Lawns 25,000 Kankakee Eastridge 110,000 Kankakee Eastridge Parsonage 46,500 Kankakee Westbrook 132,000 Kempton 4,000 Limestone Community 332,000 Momence First 120,000 New Lenox 53,000 North Chicago 213,580 Paxton 27,400 Richton Park 60,000 Schaumburg 163,772 Schaumburg Parsonage 54,000 Sheldon 22,897 Waukegan 123,000 ________________ Total Property $3,005,080 109 H. 2011-2012 DISTRICT OPERATING BUDGET The District Budget was submitted by the District Superintendent to the DAB for approval in the May 2011 meeting. Revenue is estimated at approximately 85 percent collection of the previous year’s District Ministries Fund apportionments, plus revenues from other sources. Projected Revenue District Ministries Fund Gifts and Grants Other Revenue Total Revenue $380,000 10,000 10,000 $400,000 Allocated to Individual Budgets District Administration (70%) District Mission (30%) Total Allocations $280,000 120,000 $400,000 Projected Expenses 2011-2012 District Administration Budget Salaries and Honoraria Employee Benefits Business and Professional Departments District SDMI District NYI District NMI Total Departments District Activities Insurance Policies Office Expenses Office and Properties Total District Administrative $80,000 74,000 15,000 4,000 10,000 12,000 26,000 15,000 15,000 15,000 40,000 $280,000 2011-2012 District Mission Budget Camping Ministries District & Local Church Mission Partnerships Work and Witness Mission Areas on District Other Mission Projects Total District Mission Total Administrative and Mission Expenses 25,000 65,000 0 10,000 20,000 $120,000 $400,000 110 I. DISTRICT ASSEMBLY STATISTICAL GROWTH CHART Board of General Superintendents Year: 2011 District: Chicago Central ATTENDANCE/MEMBERSHIP S.S. Enrollment S.S. Attendance Morning Worship Church Membership New Nazarenes Total # of Org. Churches New Churches Organized 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 13,144 12,223 12,631 11,936 11,890 13,013 12,643 12,463 11,826 11,572 11,701 5,650 5,539 5,794 5,641 5,488 5,803 5,780 5,012 5,151 5,082 4,519 7,968 8,146 8,280 8,187 8,235 8,242 8,220 7,900 7,752 7,745 7,620 9,231 9,392 9,215 9,192 9,334 9,696 9,882 9,896 9,827 9,991 10,137 452 394 395 407 460 654 487 380 433 492 385 74 72 73 73 74 75 75 76 71 72 73 1 0 1 3 1 2 0 1 1 2 2 FINANCES World Evangelism Fund District Evangelism Fund Education Fund Pensions & Benefits Fund Other Total Church Income HONORS/AWARDS Amount Paid Percent 2010-2011 Paid $603,812 100% $468,221 86% $236,000 $195,653 $12,209,832 111 86% 90% GS’s Growth Award Churches 0 ***** NMI Award of Excellence Churches 32 ***** 10% Giving Churches 23 ADDENDUM Master Contact List Last Name Ackerman Aguilar Aguilar Aills Aills Alexander Alexander Alfaro Alfaro Alfaro Alfaro Alger Allen Allen Allis Allis Almanza Alnimiri Al-Dair Alyea Anderson Anderson Armendariz Armstrong Arnold Bahr Baillie Baker Barnard Barnes Bass Bateman Bauer First Name Phyllis Pedro Marlon Gary E. Lynda Jeffrey C. John Alberto Hector E. Irma Y. Jose Justin Edith K. Ronald Gary Lynda Elizabeth Marwan Sami Michelle David Robert Jesus Susan Genevieve William David Victor Deanna April Jesse Robert Carol Address 7107 W. O'Connell Dr. 2952 N. Kildare 2952 N. Kildare 6343 W. 90th Pl. 6343 W. 90th. Pl. 609 W. Lincoln St. PO Box 405 229 Nordica Ave. 4705 W. Berenice 229 Nordica Ave. 229 Nordica Ave. 1000 N. Entrance 1347 Westminster Ln. 914 Pasture Rose St. 6343 W. 90th Pl 6343 W. 90th Pl 13246 E. 1250 N. Rd. 17111 Odell Ave. 12207 Pulaski Rd. 1505 Liberty 101 George Fox Drive 440 S. 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St. 5531 W. 130th Street 5531 W. 130th Street Chicago Chicago Crete Kankakee Kankakee Kankakee Chicago Round Lake Chicago Round Lake Kankakee Kankakee Minooka Potomac Braidwood Bourbonnais Palos Heights Palos Heights Palos Heights Woodridge Kankakee Kankakee St. Anne Bourbonnais Lemont Chicago Orland Park Chicago Palos Hills IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL 60640 60660 60417 60901 60901 60901 60606 60073 60606 60073 60901 60901 60447 61865 60408 60914 60463 60463 60463 60517 60901 60901 60954 60914 60439 60628 60462 60628 60465 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 2622 Burr Ridge CT.Apt.109 4806 W. Doris Dr. 4806 W. Doris Dr. 20 W. Circle Dr. 1080 Shawnee Ct. 122157 Oxford Ct. 12500 S. Lowe 9104 Kennedy Ct. 12500 S. Lowe 10655 S. 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Fifth Ave. 616 St. Charles Rd. 17001 Prairie Star Parkway 16453 Club Court Lockport Woodstock Danville Loda Midlothian Bonfield Wood Dale Des Plaines Kankakee Kankakee Glen Ellen Lenexa Crest Hill IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL KS IL 60441 60098 61832 60948 60445 60913 60191 60018 60901 60901 60137 66220 60403 [email protected] 815-836-0250 Addendum – Page 10 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 217-260-1531 217-260-1511 815-939-7280 815-788-5320 773-239-5471 773-600-6529 815-349-4914 773-610-5750 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 708-715-4402 907-688-0335 815-933-5370 773-334-0534 847-223-6317 217-516-8571 217-386-2929 708-489-1236 815-426-6408 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 847-732-1055 815-939-5379 815-939-1456 630-790-0058 [email protected] 630-728-2032 Ludwig Luhman Luquingan Lustig Luttrell Luttrell Makemson Maldonado Malliett Manes Mantarian Mason Marklund Marklund Martin Martin Martinez Martz Mata Mathews Maw Mayen Mayorga Mayorga Mayorga Mazin McBurnie McCann McCormick McInturff McDaniel McGough Meadows Mellish Melvin Mendez Metzger Marlin Donelle Bethsy Ed William T. 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S 10115 Old Orchard Ct. 12815 Gregory St. 12815 Gregory St. 1728 W 169th St. 2312 N. Nagle Ave. #4 232 Fox Trail Dr. 104 Circle Ct. 255 S. Poplar St. 19447 Tramore Ln. 33 Hubbard Trail PO Box 792 200 University Ave. Bourbonnais Skokie Blue Island Blue Island Hazel Crest Chicago Bourbonnais Watseka Manteno Mokena Watseka Sheldon Bourbonnais IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL 60914 60076 60406 60406 60429 60707 60914 60970 60950 60448 60970 60966 60914 12219 Thomas Ct. 133 W. 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Newcastle Ave. 12705 Bell Rd. 291 William Latham Dr. PO Box 75 Frankfort Kankakee Bourbonnais Chicago Round Lake Beach Kankakee Danville Bensenville Prospect Heights Kentland Williamsport Kankakee Kankakee Chicago Chicago Joliet Bourbonnais Joliet Herscher Summit Summit Chicago Chicago Bradley Danville West Chicago West Chicago West Chicago Manteno Plainfield Westmont Maywood Chicago Chicago Lemont Bourbonnais Aroma Park IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IN IN IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL Addendum – Page 13 60423 60901 60914 60641 60073 60914 61832 60106 60070 47951 47993 60901 60901 60641 60640 60431 60914 60435 60941 60501 60501 60639 60639 60915 61832 60185 60185 60185 60950 60586 60559 60153 60707 60707 60439 60914 60910 815-210-9969 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] dperry@olivet [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 815-939-5132 847-502-1021 815-936-1802 217-442-6031 630-766-8602 847-777-1393 219-869-7654 765-793-7626 815-932-3557 815-932-3557 773-575-7688 815-935-0438 815-254-5494 815-939-3777 815-729-4391 815-421-4032 708-299-7402 708-299-7401 773-252-3908 773-329-1574 217-443-4180 [email protected] 630-876-8587 [email protected] 815-468-7381 818-439-1543 815-922-3662 708-681-4430 337-489-2544 773-622-0822 708-491-9373 815-939-4831 815-937-4039 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Quezada Quezada Ramirez Ramirez Ramirez Ratthahao Reardanz Reddick Jr. Reiniche Reiniche Remmenga Remole Remole Remole Reyad Reyad Reyes Reynolds Reynolds Rhee Rihani Rihani Roach Rodriguez Rono Ruch Ruthenbeck Salazar Sampson Sanchez Sanchez Sargent Sarver Schahrer Schimmelpfennig Schroeder Schweigert Ivonne Maria L. Faustino Israel Omaira James Kevin Donald O. Debbie Kay John C. Al Mary Stan Steve Afaf Hosny Joel Adam Connie Mie Hae Kayla Wes Edna Judy Eunice Laura Karen Elfega Brian Luciano Rosalinda Scott Rhonda Murl Cindi S. Rodney Tim PO Box 75 PO Box 75 3434 Prairie 909 Half Day Rd. 3434 Prairie 226 Longford Ct. 9504 N. 5000E Rd. 708 River Place 5448 E. 9000 N. Rd. 5448 E. 9000 N. Rd. 1405 Burch W8 31419 N. 750 E. Rd. 31419 N. 750 E Rd. 420 Palomino 17111 Odell Ave. 17111 Odell Ave. 25750 South Nancy St. 1205 Todd Ln. 2022 Liberty Ln. 17709 Larkspur Ln. 225 N. Walnut St. 6087 Canterbury Ln. 6901 Charnswood Dr. 5148 W. Barry St. 1130 S. Mertle 16016 Mission Field Rd. 1448 Bayhill Drive 5616 S Artesian Ave. 1664 N. 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Lenore Catalina Loida Oscar J. Heather Wendy Kevin Brent A. Lisa K. Faye Joyce Jacquelyn Juan Carlos Lana Scott John Genny Gildardo John Andrew Linda Victor M. Donald Douglas 1205 S. 7th Ave. 894 Whitetail Bend 3504 Cambridge Ct., Unit 203, 842 Memorial Dr. 842 E Willow Rd 7404 Wheeler Dr 2543 W. Ainslie 2543 W. Ainslie 9052 Beechnut Road 1000 N. Entrance 327 Custer Ave., Apt. 25, PO Box 567 674 Cooper Ave 17420 S Delia Ave. 2204 Desplaines 1927 N. Tripp 1927 N. Tripp 2438 Erskine Rd. 2165 N. Austin 2 Timberline Place 806 W. Van Meter 806 W. Van Meter 18500 Pine Lake Dr. Unit 1A 4855 S. Latrobe 610 E. North St. 1913 Lake Bluff Lane Kankakee Manteno Danville Chicago Heights Prospect Heights Orland Park Chicago Chicago Hickory Hills Kankakee Evanston Bourbonnais Elgin Plainfield Blue Island Chicago Chicago Joliet Chicago Lemont Kankakee Kankakee Tinley Park Chicago Morris Pingree grove IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL 60901 60950 61832 60411 60070 60462 60625 60625 60457 60901 60202 60914 60120 60586 60406 60639 60639 60433 60639 60439 60901 60901 60477 60638 60450 60140 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 815-939-1218 815-468-7342 217-519-5347 708-754-5899 847-541-5093 708-802-8995 773-561-7374 773-561-7374 708-598-7430 815-933-1000 773-971-0410 815-929-1964 847-695-2466 815-436-6822 773-772-6869 773-516-1153 815-531-5320 773-663-9605 630-257-9986 815-935-1516 815-935-1516 708-429-7023 708-458-3712 815-735-3608 847-464-2251 [email protected] 7346 W. Baltimore Hill Rd. 4768 N. Keystone 4768 N. Keystone 206 Fir St. 577 S. Dudley Grove Rd. 1873 Claire Dr. 1873 Claire Dr. 9201 Lynwood 1109 S. Naperville Rd. Covington Chicago Chicago New Lenox Kankakee Bourbonnais Bourbonnais Oak Lawn Wheaton IN IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL Addendum – Page 16 47932 60630 60630 60451 60901 60914 60914 60453 60189 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 765-793-3841 773-725-4402 773-853-0489 815-462-1741 803-720-1680 815-802-0882 815-802-0882 708-229-2047 630-682-0372 Watson Watson Webb Wegner Westveer Whang Wheelock White White White White Whitis Wickersham Wiggins Wilcoxen Williams Williams Wilson Wilson Wilson Wimberly Wine Wood Wood Woodle Woods Woods Wright Wright Wright Wright Wright Wright Yanchick Young Cho Yochim Zaldivar Milton Wilmer R. Walter W. Elsie Daniel D. Hyo Sook Daniel E. Debora L. Eldon Paul E. Raymond L. Matt Gordon C. William C. Vida Gordon M. Sue Brian E. Don Joan Joe David George L. Joseph A. Larry Dave Joshua W. Andrew V. John A. Kathy Marcia Richard A. William W. Kathy Mrs. Jee Harold Raul 654 Willow Pond Rd. 1573 Carver Cir. 1603 Waterberry Dr. 14631 Harrison Ave. 6217 Thames Pl. 708 Scarbrough Cir 2809 Calmer Dr. PO Box 187 P.O. Box 187 403 E. Plumb St. 28 N. Alexander 16 N. West Ave. 20202 Rileysburg Rd. 116 E. 10th St. 2513 Live Oak Dr. 1323 MacArthur PO Box 101163 735 Enterprise Ct. PO Box 101164 39 S. Glenview 916 Percy Dr. 866 S. Evergreen 151 S. Crosswell Ave. Apt. #8 1553 Stefanie Ln. 119 Willow One Universty Ave. Box#6114 620 Coyne St. 259 N. LaSalle Ave. 1119 N. Cedar Rd. 120 Marlowe Rd. 1119 N. Cedar Rd. 120 Marlowe Rd. 21512 Franklin Circle 925 Casey Ct. #2 355 Diversatech Dr., Apt. 227 3047 Marion St. Paxton Bourbonnais Bourbonnais Posen Vero Beach Hoffman Estates Joliet Sheldon Sheldon Ransom Danville Bourbonnais Bourbonnais Danville Danville Crest Hill Bradley Chicago Chicago Heights Chicago Lombard Bourbonnais Kankakee Bradley Bourbonnais Park Forest Bourbonnais Bourbonnais Bradley New Lenox Danville New Lenox Danville Plainfield Schaumburg Manteno Elgin IL IL IL IL FL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL IL Addendum – Page 17 61866 60914 60914 60406 32966 60194 60433 60966 60966 60470 61832 60914 60914 61834 61832 60403 60915 60610 60411 60610 60148 60914 60901 60915 60914 60461 60914 60914 60915 60451 61832 60451 61832 60544 60173 60950 60124 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 217-871-0874 815-936-1687 815-933-3792 708-778-0722 231-760-2028 847-991-5754 815-722-8362 815-429-3611 815-429-3611 815-586-4657 217-446-4512 815-933-7756 815-939-1111 217-446-6253 217-443-2126 815-704-2008 815-939-1392 312-255-0151 708-372-9427 815-263-0811 630-953-9745 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 815-939-9914 256-651-3847 815-937-0509 708-747-4299 216-310-5785 815-529-7104 815-278-2431 815-485-6356 217-442-2431 815-485-6356 217-442-0552 815-372-9449 [email protected] 815-468-4392 954-326-0522 [email protected] [email protected] Zarate Juan de Dios 185 W. Guertin Street St. Anne Il Addendum – Page 18 60964 [email protected] 815-427-8561 14 15 15a 16 Associate Church Members 13 Inactive Church Members 12 17 0 0 2 1 0 15 0 12 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 3 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 3 1 5 4 0 38 57 52 49 23 0 0 6 12 0 38 0 0 0 0 35 17 55 27 15 60 22 100 975 42 0 0 7 22 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 7 34 0 3 0 1 6 0 0 5 14 2 0 3 11 0 1 0 6 16 15 9 0 54 6 92 1,000 42 10 6 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 45 0 90 879 0 24 101 24 270 0 0 4 0 12 4 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 26 0 10 0 14 30 0 0 0 8 0 0 2 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 15 0 24 109 24 269 30 0 3 0 14 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 86 0 280 30 377 0 43 30 10 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 6 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 381 0 45 30 10 100 0 0 0 0 100 0 0 0 0 205 0 23 0 20 35 22 0 51 34 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 4 2 0 0 0 4 5 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 35 22 4 56 28 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 12 44 44 Rev. Gary E. Aills Rev. Hosny A. Reyad Rev. Gilmar Pineda Mr. Hoang Huynh Rvdo. Eleuterio Dominguez 200 21 147 54 0 12 1 22 1 33 0 6 0 12 0 1 3 0 0 4 13 10 22 13 37 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 0 0 0 70 0 0 3 0 95 0 0 210 31 74 67 37 16 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 119 35 101 29 35 Crystal Lake Danville Cedar Grove Danville First Danville Northside Danville Southside Rev. David E. Anderson Rev. Charles H. Hess Rev. Kent E. Pitcher 81 48 343 40 357 0 0 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 4 0 0 4 1 7 0 0 3 1 3 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 4 0 2 0 0 8 1 7 81 48 339 40 357 0 20 120 10 120 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 210 30 226 Danville Westside Elgin Rev. Bill Wright Rev. Rodney J. Miller 19 198 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 4 1 1 0 1 0 2 1 4 18 198 0 38 0 0 23 112 Chicago Calvary Chicago Ebenezer Chicago Emanuel Spanish Chicago First Chicago First East Indian Rev. H. Mark Else Rev. Juan Boanerges Garcia Rev. Pedro D. Aguilar Dr. Kevin M. Ulmet 11 *12 13 *14 15 Chicago First Filipino Chicago First Korean Chicago First Russian Chicago First Spanish Chicago Gage Park 16 17 18 19 20 Chicago Heights Chicago Hickory Hills Chicago Ingleside Community Chicago Lincoln Park Community Chicago Mongolian 21 22 23 24 25 Chicago Mount Greenwood Chicago Norridge Arabic Chicago Norridge Spanish Chicago Northside Chicago Oak Lawn Arabic Rev. Oscar Trujillo Rev. Charles L. Perabeau Rev. Jamil S. Qandah 26 27 28 29 30 Chicago Oak Lawn First Chicago Southside Arabic Chicago Summit Spanish Chicago Uptown Vietnamese Cristo la Unica Esperanza 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 * Sponsored New Church this Year Rev. Ho-Kyung Kwak Jose A Alfaro Ezequiel Garcia Rev. W. Randy Dodd Rev. Michael Evans Rev. Mie Hae Rhee Total Gains 6 7 8 9 10 Weekly Corporate Worship 11 0 0 0 0 Rev. Alberto Quezada Rev. Wesley G. Mills Rev. Sergio P. Mayorga Mr. Robert Hollowell Total Losses 4 0 10 0 0 Pastor Name Aroma Park Blue Island Blue Island Spanish Bradley First Casa de Dios Lost by Death 26 58 45 52 23 Church Name 1 2 3 4 5 Received by Transfer Lost by Transfer to Other Nazarene Churches 11 Lost by Removal, Commendation, or Release 10 Full Church Members End of Year 9 Received from Other Denominations 8 Received by Profession of Faith 2011 7 Full Church Members Reported Last Year 6 MEMBERSHIP AND WORSHIP 0 4 1 0 1 0 57 20 17 Weekly Corporate Worship 0 0 16 Associate Church Members 0 0 Total Losses 2 8 15a Inactive Church Members 15 Full Church Members End of Year 14 Lost by Transfer to Other Nazarene Churches 0 0 13 Lost by Removal, Commendation, or Release 2 4 12 Lost by Death Hoopeston Community 56 12 11 Total Gains 40 Rev. Paul W. Caldwell Dr. Brian E. Wilson Rev. Ryan Hansen Jeff Alexander 10 Received by Transfer Pastor Name Gilman Grace Fellowship 9 Received from Other Denominations Church Name 38 39 8 Received by Profession of Faith 2011 7 Full Church Members Reported Last Year 6 MEMBERSHIP AND WORSHIP 23 0 12 0 40 11 92 7 0 2 9 2 13 0 15 86 19 67 74 56 0 3 12 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 4 56 0 3 28 11 1 0 0 7 1 0 0 0 3 2 0 1 3 9 3 1 1 3 19 6 665 120 264 1,270 99 168 80 150 0 19 0 0 0 0 0 235 47 147 1,353 61 41 42 43 44 45 House of Prayer Ministries Joliet Crystal Lawns Joliet First Kankakee College Kankakee Eastridge Mr. Victor Walker Rev. Michael W. Day Rev. R. Kendall Franklin Rev. Gregory L. Chambers 610 121 264 1,261 94 46 47 48 49 50 Kankakee First Kankakee Westbrook Kankakee Wildwood Kempton Korean Naperville Dr. Edward H. Heck Rev. Todd W. Peeler Dr. Carlson R. Cox Rev. John A. Mohler Rev. Eun Ho Kim 1,107 112 95 32 6 11 3 7 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 4 0 1 0 29 7 7 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 2 0 0 3 11 2 0 0 3 1,125 117 102 34 3 431 29 60 14 1 0 0 15 0 4 842 79 52 33 6 51 52 53 54 55 Lighthouse Community Limestone Community Living Water Lombard Manteno Rev. Kevin Gardner Rev. Phillip T. Dorries Rev. Steven D. Cook Rev. Jerry N. Bimber Rev. John T. McCormick 88 54 49 210 315 6 0 12 0 9 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 6 7 0 12 0 16 0 0 2 0 7 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 2 2 9 0 0 4 2 19 95 54 57 208 312 10 14 0 80 116 0 0 0 0 0 80 61 55 117 359 56 57 58 59 Milford Momence First Mount Prospect Mount Prospect International Rev. Robert G. Killion Brandon Hird 35 39 50 143 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 8 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 16 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 35 41 50 159 10 4 0 36 0 3 0 0 28 37 0 125 60 Mundelein 136 2 0 3 5 1 0 2 3 138 0 0 104 108 318 21 61 0 4 0 0 1 0 5 0 0 0 5 5 0 0 0 0 14 0 0 1 5 1 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 3 0 4 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 3 0 112 318 21 59 5 100 0 0 16 0 0 0 0 0 2 90 214 0 22 7 96 37 80 40 32 0 0 6 6 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 6 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 8 9 32 0 1 2 0 0 0 3 11 9 32 96 34 76 37 0 0 8 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 92 15 89 72 0 29 9 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 29 9 15 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 Rev. Edy de Leon Rev. Young C. Kim Rev. Douglas S. Ward 61 62 63 64 65 Mundelein Spanish Naperville Trinity New Horizons New Lenox New Song Rev. Jeronimo Gutierrez 66 67 68 69 70 North Chicago Paxton Potomac Real Life Richton Park Community Dr. Brian E. Wilson Rev. Michael G. Fisk Randall Holden Rev. Jeffrey P. Hodge 71 72 73 Schaumburg Korean Sheldon Suburban Community * Sponsored New Church this Year Rev. Richard A. Wright DAE HAENG HUR Rev. Debora L. Ferch White 13 14 15a 16 Associate Church Members 12 15 17 46 45 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 45 49 22 0 0 0 50 44 76 77 78 Wilmington First Word and Worship Christian Community Worth Chicago Central Supplemental Rev. William T. Luttrell Rev. Michael T. Neil Mr. Leonard T. Martz 28 93 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 28 93 20 0 18 0 5 0 0 0 27 72 13 Current Year Total 9,991 318 67 127 512 61 154 151 366 10,137 1,922 250 7,620 Last Year Total 9,789 338 154 115 607 40 241 124 405 9,991 2,455 29 7,745 Increase / (Decrease) 202 Organized Chicago Gage Park Cristo la Unica Esperanza * Sponsored New Church this Year Name Change Inactive Chicago Ebenezer Chicago First East Indian Chicago First Filipino Chicago First Russian Chicago Hickory Hills Chicago Lincoln Park Community Chicago Mount Greenwood Chicago Norridge Arabic Crystal Lake Mount Prospect New Horizons New Lenox Schaumburg Korean Suburban Community (20) (87) Transfer Total Gains 12 (95) 21 Merge (87) 27 (39) 146 Disorganize Richton Park Community (533) Weekly Corporate Worship Rev. Jerry W. Harris Rev. C. Enrique Polanco Total Losses Waukegan First West Chicago Lost by Death Pastor Name 74 75 Received by Transfer Church Name Lost by Transfer to Other Nazarene Churches 11 Lost by Removal, Commendation, or Release 10 Inactive Church Members 9 Full Church Members End of Year 8 Received by Profession of Faith Full Church Members Reported Last Year 2011 7 Received from Other Denominations 6 MEMBERSHIP AND WORSHIP 221 Drop (125) 20a 21a 22 22a 23 23a 24 24a 26 27 28 29 29a 10 9 34 19 10 38 22 60 40 25 28 12 60 22 20 26 12 60 22 10 6 0 10 0 10 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 2 8 15 5 0 10 52 15 10 4 0 0 6 0 19 0 14 486 0 8 0 14 186 0 25 0 8 247 0 3 0 8 117 0 79 0 17 940 0 21 0 16 272 0 123 0 39 1,673 0 32 0 38 575 0 32 0 38 575 0 0 0 38 0 0 45 0 35 230 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 8 368 0 41 0 93 673 0 19 0 0 0 0 Chicago First Filipino Chicago First Korean Chicago First Russian Chicago First Spanish Chicago Gage Park 0 20 0 93 5 0 16 0 82 5 0 13 0 74 5 0 15 0 61 5 0 60 0 200 20 0 35 0 170 20 0 93 0 367 30 0 66 0 313 30 0 64 0 164 30 0 62 0 120 30 0 40 0 94 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55 0 79 6 0 45 0 96 3 0 10 0 0 0 16 17 18 19 20 Chicago Heights Chicago Hickory Hills Chicago Ingleside Community Chicago Lincoln Park Community Chicago Mongolian 62 0 24 0 5 54 0 8 0 5 79 0 28 0 5 48 0 15 0 5 158 0 36 0 10 69 0 22 0 10 299 0 88 0 20 171 0 45 0 20 119 0 8 0 20 72 0 15 0 20 75 0 15 0 0 53 0 0 0 0 79 0 28 0 5 231 0 5 0 20 93 0 0 0 0 21 22 23 24 25 Chicago Mount Greenwood Chicago Norridge Arabic Chicago Norridge Spanish Chicago Northside Chicago Oak Lawn Arabic 0 2 2 14 12 0 2 2 6 6 0 2 0 19 14 0 2 0 9 7 0 6 10 33 0 0 6 10 12 0 0 10 12 66 26 0 10 12 27 13 0 10 0 27 13 0 10 12 0 13 0 0 0 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 23 14 0 10 0 56 44 0 0 0 0 0 26 27 28 29 30 Chicago Oak Lawn First Chicago Southside Arabic Chicago Summit Spanish Chicago Uptown Vietnamese Cristo la Unica Esperanza 39 12 10 10 4 25 12 10 5 3 19 4 16 14 4 14 4 16 7 2 41 21 23 43 35 31 20 23 30 30 99 37 49 67 43 70 36 49 42 35 70 20 49 12 30 35 20 14 3 9 76 0 0 0 0 18 0 0 0 0 23 5 22 14 35 210 4 74 4 35 0 0 0 0 0 31 32 33 34 35 Crystal Lake Danville Cedar Grove Danville First Danville Northside Danville Southside 0 10 42 17 125 0 8 20 10 38 0 0 83 7 25 0 0 18 4 17 0 22 193 20 200 0 17 83 8 107 0 32 318 44 350 0 25 121 22 162 0 13 117 22 162 0 0 61 0 0 0 0 45 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 88 7 25 0 47 339 40 353 0 1 0 0 15 36 37 Danville Westside Elgin 6 46 4 24 5 38 4 17 21 112 12 79 32 196 20 120 20 107 0 9 0 0 0 0 5 38 15 198 12 32 6 7 8 9 10 Chicago Calvary Chicago Ebenezer Chicago Emanuel Spanish Chicago First Chicago First East Indian 11 *12 13 *14 15 * Sponsored New Church this Year NMI Active Membership NYI Membership VBS Enrollment Average Weekly SDMI Attendance Average Weekly Adult SDMI Attendance Average Weekly Youth SDMI Attendance NMI Associate Membership 17 17 34 33 15 Caravan Enrollment 8 0 8 0 5 Total SDMI Responsibility List 8 2 8 0 5 Aroma Park Blue Island Blue Island Spanish Bradley First Casa de Dios Total Adult SDMI Responsibility List 10 3 18 3 5 1 2 3 4 5 Total Youth SDMI Responsibility List 13 3 18 7 5 Church Name Average Weekly Children’s SDMI Attendance Total Average Weekly Discipleship Groups Attendance 21 Total Average Weekly Sunday School Attendance 2011 20 Total Children’s SDMI Responsibility List DISCIPLESHIP 22 22a 23 23a 24 24a 26 27 28 29 29a 55 44 80 19 10 16 124 46 196 47 11 45 47 11 45 8 0 0 10 0 50 0 0 0 47 0 45 31 20 73 26 0 65 House of Prayer Ministries Joliet Crystal Lawns Joliet First Kankakee College Kankakee Eastridge 89 50 109 528 25 65 5 47 224 7 67 10 34 1,063 23 48 0 9 118 8 120 50 179 480 47 112 10 60 299 23 276 110 322 2,071 95 225 15 116 641 38 225 15 102 521 38 225 10 89 120 0 98 25 63 0 12 98 0 60 0 0 67 10 37 1,138 23 23 120 76 1,269 50 0 0 70 0 34 46 47 48 49 50 Kankakee First Kankakee Westbrook Kankakee Wildwood Kempton Korean Naperville 461 58 24 12 2 201 25 18 4 2 237 54 18 8 1 93 8 12 4 1 511 113 22 44 3 221 14 17 15 3 1,209 225 64 64 6 515 47 47 23 6 515 43 38 23 0 97 4 12 0 2 195 60 33 51 0 0 0 35 0 0 237 54 20 9 1 1,085 50 35 20 0 0 30 20 17 0 51 52 53 54 55 Lighthouse Community Limestone Community Living Water Lombard Manteno 20 39 30 45 140 17 16 18 33 67 16 11 6 33 135 10 5 6 31 40 70 61 36 70 380 60 24 25 35 113 106 111 72 148 655 87 45 49 99 220 46 45 30 99 220 18 27 8 0 80 30 55 40 80 116 0 0 0 0 0 20 38 6 43 135 95 30 0 208 312 0 23 0 0 40 56 57 58 59 60 Milford Momence First Mount Prospect Mount Prospect International Mundelein 0 15 0 35 40 0 7 0 15 15 0 10 0 35 17 0 5 0 14 7 20 20 0 80 101 9 25 0 40 43 20 45 0 150 158 9 37 0 69 65 9 19 0 69 52 0 10 0 20 13 0 0 0 0 71 0 0 0 27 0 0 12 0 35 17 11 2 0 114 138 5 2 0 0 0 61 62 63 64 65 Mundelein Spanish Naperville Trinity New Horizons New Lenox New Song 27 175 0 10 0 24 40 0 3 0 13 45 0 8 3 10 14 0 1 3 35 105 0 15 4 25 40 0 9 4 75 325 0 33 7 59 94 0 13 7 45 94 0 13 0 40 40 0 0 6 30 150 0 0 0 0 45 0 0 0 14 101 0 15 3 25 56 0 59 2 0 45 0 0 2 66 67 68 69 70 North Chicago Paxton Potomac Real Life Richton Park Community 10 7 24 33 0 6 4 16 19 0 10 5 20 29 0 9 0 5 18 0 23 22 54 64 0 11 11 28 25 0 43 34 98 126 0 26 15 49 62 0 26 15 49 62 0 20 0 3 19 0 38 0 71 44 0 23 0 0 36 0 10 5 20 29 0 30 11 76 37 0 0 0 0 35 0 71 72 73 74 75 Schaumburg Korean Sheldon Suburban Community Waukegan First West Chicago 0 30 0 20 8 0 6 0 7 8 0 20 0 45 9 0 2 0 8 9 0 30 0 63 32 0 7 0 13 20 0 80 0 128 49 0 15 0 28 37 0 9 0 28 24 0 6 0 0 20 0 0 0 67 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 0 45 12 0 6 0 28 0 0 10 0 66 0 41 42 43 44 45 * Sponsored New Church this Year NMI Active Membership NYI Membership VBS Enrollment Average Weekly Adult SDMI Attendance Average Weekly Youth SDMI Attendance NMI Associate Membership 16 0 7 Caravan Enrollment 42 0 38 Gilman Grace Fellowship Hoopeston Community Total Adult SDMI Responsibility List 12 1 22 38 39 40 Total Youth SDMI Responsibility List 27 2 78 Church Name Average Weekly Children’s SDMI Attendance Total Average Weekly Discipleship Groups Attendance 21a Total Average Weekly Sunday School Attendance 21 Average Weekly SDMI Attendance 20a Total SDMI Responsibility List 2011 20 Total Children’s SDMI Responsibility List DISCIPLESHIP 20 DISCIPLESHIP Chicago Gage Park Cristo la Unica Esperanza * Sponsored New Church this Year 22a 23 23a 24 24a 26 27 28 29 29a 21 60 9 0 21 60 9 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 6 15 0 10 60 1 15 0 0 Current Year Total 3,344 1,579 2,843 957 5,514 2,611 11,701 5,147 4,519 1,466 2,096 395 3,281 6,886 697 Last Year Total 3,296 1,454 2,910 932 5,366 2,696 11,572 5,082 4,666 1,140 1,916 317 2,870 5,775 747 Increase / (Decrease) 48 25 148 129 65 326 180 78 411 1,111 Name Change 125 Inactive Chicago Ebenezer Chicago First East Indian Chicago First Filipino Chicago First Russian Chicago Hickory Hills Chicago Lincoln Park Community Chicago Mount Greenwood Chicago Norridge Arabic Crystal Lake Mount Prospect New Horizons New Lenox Schaumburg Korean Suburban Community (85) Transfer (147) Merge NMI Active Membership NYI Membership VBS Enrollment Average Weekly SDMI Attendance Average Weekly Adult SDMI Attendance Average Weekly Youth SDMI Attendance (67) NMI Associate Membership 48 60 24 0 Caravan Enrollment 13 20 7 Total SDMI Responsibility List 25 20 20 Total Adult SDMI Responsibility List 2 15 0 Total Youth SDMI Responsibility List 6 15 0 Average Weekly Children’s SDMI Attendance Total Average Weekly Discipleship Groups Attendance 22 6 25 2 Wilmington First Word and Worship Christian Community Worth Chicago Central Supplemental Organized 21a 17 25 4 Church Name 76 77 78 21 Total Average Weekly Sunday School Attendance Total Children’s SDMI Responsibility List 2011 20a Disorganize Richton Park Community (50) Drop 1 2 3 4 5 39 40 41 Total Given to Education Funds 38 Other Nazarene Educational Instituions 37 Assigned Educational Institution 36 Total Given to District Mission 35 Other District Interests 34 District Ministry Funds 33 Pension Fund Total Church Income Church Name World Evangelism Fund PART 1 2011 32 Total Given to Global Mission 31 Other Global Interests 30 Approved Mission Specials FINANCIAL SUMMARY Aroma Park 11,434 700 415 0 1,115 230 575 0 575 285 322 607 Blue Island 35,615 2,176 2,629 0 4,805 619 2,329 0 2,329 1,130 150 1,280 Blue Island Spanish 13,200 726 0 0 726 264 660 0 660 330 0 330 Bradley First 44,888 3,089 2,280 0 5,369 1,400 2,300 0 2,300 1,100 0 1,100 Casa de Dios 6 7 8 9 10 Chicago Calvary 1,500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 114,819 8,513 11,171 0 19,684 2,098 5,244 600 5,844 2,622 830 3,452 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 66,074 3,401 449 0 3,850 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,871,615 94,553 210,630 0 305,183 32,973 82,501 0 82,501 41,251 11,000 52,251 Chicago First East Indian 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 *12 13 *14 15 Chicago First Filipino 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chicago First Korean 88,600 5,212 0 0 5,212 1,895 4,738 0 4,738 2,369 0 2,369 16 17 18 19 20 Chicago Heights 21 22 23 24 25 Chicago Mount Greenwood Chicago Ebenezer Chicago Emanuel Spanish Chicago First Chicago First Russian 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chicago First Spanish 204,358 1,379 772 0 2,151 0 3,479 0 3,479 1,291 0 1,291 13,545 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 358,638 17,386 96,971 0 114,357 7,473 15,409 0 15,409 7,904 2,250 10,154 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22,017 734 134 0 868 249 683 0 683 311 0 311 Chicago Gage Park Chicago Hickory Hills Chicago Ingleside Community Chicago Lincoln Park Community Chicago Mongolian Chicago Norridge Arabic Chicago Norridge Spanish Chicago Northside Chicago Oak Lawn Arabic 26 27 28 29 30 Chicago Oak Lawn First 31 32 33 34 35 Crystal Lake 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5,000 0 9 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 52,433 2,773 2,471 0 5,244 975 2,434 0 2,434 1,216 0 1,216 25,252 1,388 50 0 1,438 504 1,265 0 1,265 630 0 630 168,604 9,491 1,897 0 11,388 3,182 7,954 0 7,954 3,977 200 4,177 Chicago Southside Arabic 15,263 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chicago Summit Spanish 53,473 3,884 1,658 0 5,542 1,040 2,429 3,932 6,361 1,281 200 1,481 Chicago Uptown Vietnamese 11,046 100 0 0 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6,675 350 0 0 350 130 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 28,438 1,692 483 0 2,175 569 500 0 500 500 0 500 Cristo la Unica Esperanza Danville Cedar Grove 404,870 24,715 28,902 0 53,617 7,468 18,670 0 18,670 12,485 0 12,485 Danville Northside 55,091 2,838 956 0 3,794 1,032 2,579 0 2,579 1,290 0 1,290 Danville Southside 361,616 21,622 12,252 0 33,874 6,575 16,438 0 16,438 8,219 0 8,219 Danville First * Sponsored New Church this Year 39 40 41 Total Given to Education Funds 38 Other Nazarene Educational Instituions 37 Assigned Educational Institution 36 Total Given to District Mission 35 Other District Interests 34 District Ministry Funds 33 Pension Fund Total Church Income Church Name World Evangelism Fund PART 1 2011 32 Total Given to Global Mission 31 Other Global Interests 30 Approved Mission Specials FINANCIAL SUMMARY 41,491 2,158 215 0 2,373 788 2,000 0 2,000 984 50 1,034 238,915 16,422 5,701 0 22,123 4,427 10,915 0 10,915 5,457 1,550 7,007 63,731 5,136 5,810 0 10,946 1,143 4,141 0 4,141 1,428 7,560 8,988 4,686 333 398 0 731 82 203 0 203 102 0 102 Hoopeston Community 103,957 5,317 2,048 340 7,705 1,941 3,816 0 3,816 2,426 0 2,426 House of Prayer Ministries 261,635 13,740 20 0 13,760 4,961 0 0 0 0 0 0 85,071 4,981 471 0 5,452 1,585 952 0 952 476 0 476 36 37 38 39 40 Danville Westside 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 Kankakee First Elgin Gilman Grace Fellowship Joliet Crystal Lawns Joliet First Kankakee College Kankakee Eastridge 241,190 12,563 44,745 0 57,308 4,585 11,461 0 11,461 5,730 100 5,830 2,336,808 118,133 134,930 11,550 264,613 42,341 105,863 1,000 106,863 52,926 6,250 59,176 121,234 4,028 3,402 0 7,430 852 810 0 810 405 20 425 1,372,619 71,063 18,819 0 89,882 25,827 64,190 0 64,190 32,498 800 33,298 Kankakee Westbrook 111,340 6,248 4,837 0 11,085 2,208 4,125 0 4,125 2,563 113 2,676 Kankakee Wildwood 91,207 407 2,355 0 2,762 800 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kempton 66,587 4,784 7,313 60 12,157 1,299 3,350 0 3,350 1,800 100 1,900 0 Korean Naperville 4,920 260 0 0 260 100 0 0 0 0 0 2,105 2,170 70 4,345 0 1,607 100 1,707 0 0 0 5,670 17,325 0 22,995 1,589 3,970 2,000 5,970 2,486 50 2,536 0 51 52 53 54 55 Lighthouse Community 125,539 Limestone Community 86,543 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 Mundelein Spanish 66 67 68 69 70 64,110 600 0 0 600 0 0 25 25 0 0 Lombard 294,187 15,128 5,550 0 20,678 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Manteno 779,274 41,636 32,549 0 74,185 14,639 35,615 0 35,615 17,875 0 17,875 Milford 21,479 1,099 402 0 1,501 560 1,006 0 1,006 503 50 553 Momence First 30,753 1,700 1,350 181 3,231 586 1,407 0 1,407 701 0 701 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 85,000 5,127 377 0 5,504 1,628 3,784 0 3,784 1,864 0 1,864 138,176 8,439 4,135 0 12,574 2,983 6,527 0 6,527 3,663 0 3,663 Living Water Mount Prospect Mount Prospect International Mundelein Naperville Trinity 80,320 2,317 528 0 2,845 797 1,993 0 1,993 0 0 0 545,389 20,616 6,941 0 27,557 3,388 20,615 0 20,615 1,109 0 1,109 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 New Lenox 29,248 832 5 0 837 183 457 0 457 229 0 229 New Song 4,582 350 0 0 350 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 North Chicago 56,873 3,037 2,200 0 5,237 1,064 2,584 0 2,584 1,317 0 1,317 Paxton 30,652 1,835 1,880 170 3,885 620 1,288 0 1,288 1,220 0 1,220 Potomac 122,210 8,417 2,802 0 11,219 2,239 5,588 0 5,588 2,795 200 2,995 Real Life 77,389 5,442 1,498 0 6,940 1,493 4,082 0 4,082 1,856 0 1,856 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 New Horizons Richton Park Community * Sponsored New Church this Year Schaumburg Korean Sheldon 39 40 41 Total Given to Education Funds 38 Other Nazarene Educational Instituions 37 Assigned Educational Institution 36 Total Given to District Mission 35 Other District Interests 34 District Ministry Funds 33 Pension Fund Total Church Income Church Name 71 72 73 74 75 World Evangelism Fund PART 1 2011 32 Total Given to Global Mission 31 Other Global Interests 30 Approved Mission Specials FINANCIAL SUMMARY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15,817 836 1,126 0 1,962 375 930 0 930 470 0 470 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Waukegan First 59,441 3,319 932 0 4,251 1,119 2,796 0 2,796 1,398 0 1,398 West Chicago 18,665 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26,409 1,118 440 0 1,558 96 116 0 116 58 0 58 50,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 43,046 2,740 898 450 4,088 875 2,530 0 2,530 1,089 100 1,189 Suburban Community 76 Wilmington First 77 Word and Worship Christian Community 78 Worth 0 Chicago Central Supplemental Current Year Total 11,976,557 604,658 688,301 12,821 1,305,780 195,849 478,908 7,657 486,565 233,619 31,895 Last Year Total 12,592,107 774,928 415,229 10,866 1,201,023 201,918 586,427 14,230 600,657 339,217 27,145 (170,270) 273,072 1,955 104,757 (114,092) (105,598) Increase / (Decrease) Organized Chicago Gage Park Cristo la Unica Esperanza * Sponsored New Church this Year 0 0 Name Change (615,550) Inactive Chicago Ebenezer Chicago First East Indian Chicago First Filipino Chicago First Russian Chicago Hickory Hills Chicago Lincoln Park Community Chicago Mount Greenwood Chicago Norridge Arabic Crystal Lake Mount Prospect New Horizons New Lenox Schaumburg Korean Suburban Community Transfer (6,069) Merge (107,519) (6,573) Disorganize Richton Park Community Drop 4,750 265,514 366,362 (100,848) 1 2 3 4 5 Aroma Park Blue Island Blue Island Spanish 47 48 49 50 Total Used for Local Mission Total Missional Disbursements Value of Church Properties Indebtedness on Those Properties 51 Allocations Paid in Full? 46 All Other Church Ministries 45 Local Compassionate Ministries 44a Pastor, Associate, and Support Staff Benefits 44 Pastor, Associate, and Support Staff Salaries Church Name 43 Debt Service PART 2 2011 42 Buildings, Properties and Capital Improvements FINANCIAL SUMMARY 0 0 1,200 12,000 0 12,080 25,280 27,807 140,000 0 6,538 0 15,400 0 0 13,728 35,666 44,699 1,334,000 0 Yes No 700 0 0 0 0 9,970 10,670 12,650 0 0 Yes 1,080 0 5,424 19,800 0 8,669 34,973 45,142 1,372,230 0 Yes Casa de Dios 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No Chicago Calvary 0 4,385 28,568 11,474 708 44,398 89,533 120,611 1,009,000 18,550 Yes Chicago Ebenezer 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No 13,200 0 26,000 19,828 2,051 17,292 78,371 82,221 500,000 0 No 306,400 19,675 373,413 486,466 55,982 224,495 1,466,431 1,939,339 12,000,000 535,000 Yes Chicago First East Indian 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No 11 *12 13 *14 15 Chicago First Filipino 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No Chicago First Korean 31,340 0 30,700 0 2,000 10,346 74,386 88,600 500,000 0 Yes Chicago First Russian 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No Chicago First Spanish 6,000 0 143,000 8,796 3,200 35,880 196,876 203,797 400,000 0 No Chicago Gage Park 6,500 0 0 0 150 2,732 9,382 9,382 0 0 No 16 17 18 19 20 Chicago Heights 10,061 0 48,682 76,551 10,434 222,526 368,254 515,647 4,380,000 0 Yes 21 22 23 24 25 Chicago Mount Greenwood 26 27 28 29 30 Chicago Oak Lawn First 6 7 8 9 10 31 32 33 34 35 Bradley First Chicago Emanuel Spanish Chicago First 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No 6,514 0 6,000 0 503 4,682 17,699 19,810 300,000 0 No Chicago Lincoln Park Community 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No Chicago Mongolian 0 0 0 0 0 12,000 12,000 12,000 0 0 No Chicago Hickory Hills Chicago Ingleside Community Chicago Norridge Arabic Chicago Norridge Spanish Chicago Northside Chicago Oak Lawn Arabic 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No 10,000 0 0 0 0 0 10,000 10,009 500,000 0 No 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No 6,055 0 6,000 6,000 0 25,073 43,128 52,997 1,750,000 0 Yes 0 0 0 3,000 350 17,512 20,862 24,699 500,000 0 No Yes 0 884 59,847 21,088 3,515 10,800 96,134 122,835 2,300,000 0 Chicago Southside Arabic 957 0 7,350 4,859 0 1,798 14,964 14,964 0 0 No Chicago Summit Spanish 0 0 25,000 0 500 725 26,225 40,649 400,000 0 Yes Chicago Uptown Vietnamese 0 0 6,000 0 0 4,232 10,232 10,332 0 0 No Cristo la Unica Esperanza 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 480 0 0 No Crystal Lake 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No 2,168 0 4,360 6,240 0 10,872 23,640 27,384 350,000 0 Yes Danville Cedar Grove 22,001 43,112 70,019 54,274 2,804 135,208 327,418 419,658 1,610,000 182,000 Yes Danville Northside 48 3,207 16,900 13,000 187 12,853 46,195 54,890 250,000 19,750 Yes Danville Southside 55,903 56,289 82,920 30,117 4,412 83,761 313,402 378,508 1,300,000 252,552 Yes Danville First * Sponsored New Church this Year 47 48 49 50 Total Used for Local Mission Total Missional Disbursements Value of Church Properties Indebtedness on Those Properties 51 Allocations Paid in Full? 46 All Other Church Ministries 45 Local Compassionate Ministries 44a Pastor, Associate, and Support Staff Benefits 44 Pastor, Associate, and Support Staff Salaries Church Name 43 Debt Service PART 2 2011 42 Buildings, Properties and Capital Improvements FINANCIAL SUMMARY 0 0 6,628 11,497 0 18,162 36,287 42,482 150,000 0 Yes 4,946 0 65,728 62,657 4,655 54,336 192,322 236,794 2,496,000 0 Yes Gilman 0 0 13,588 2,600 0 30,500 46,688 71,906 250,000 0 Yes Grace Fellowship 0 0 0 0 0 829 829 1,947 0 0 Yes 4,549 0 10,192 8,300 634 51,032 74,707 90,595 1,510,000 0 Yes 69,610 19,565 85,680 600 0 0 175,455 194,176 990,000 660,000 No 1,411 9,584 17,683 17,233 0 30,929 76,840 85,305 1,200,000 106,214 No 13,169 46,872 54,749 46,252 1,840 35,259 198,141 277,325 3,500,000 183,500 Yes 105,433 147,784 492,189 463,611 6,957 503,079 1,719,053 2,192,046 9,446,330 2,153,642 Yes 4,201 10,000 25,276 27,943 3,441 33,656 104,517 114,034 660,000 132,472 No 131,000 361,000 124,881 192,826 4,579 157,531 971,817 1,185,014 8,563,341 3,887,000 Yes 2,039 0 23,619 14,803 180 46,764 87,405 107,499 241,000 0 Yes 0 6,637 10,000 49,814 375 11,181 78,007 81,569 600,000 70,000 No 625 0 12,329 13,691 724 27,013 54,382 73,088 450 0 Yes No 36 37 38 39 40 Danville Westside 41 42 43 44 45 House of Prayer Ministries 46 47 48 49 50 Kankakee First Elgin Hoopeston Community Joliet Crystal Lawns Joliet First Kankakee College Kankakee Eastridge Kankakee Westbrook Kankakee Wildwood Kempton Korean Naperville 0 0 3,670 0 0 1,250 4,920 5,280 0 0 0 23,990 0 746 4,284 85,785 91,837 1,400,000 302,000 No 0 11,745 21,000 150 34,170 87,665 120,755 1,500,000 0 Yes No 51 52 53 54 55 Lighthouse Community 56,765 Limestone Community 20,600 Living Water 56 57 58 59 60 Milford 61 62 63 64 65 Mundelein Spanish 12,634 Naperville Trinity 35,474 0 66 67 68 69 70 North Chicago 16,000 0 12,500 14,300 4,440 16,310 63,550 64,175 40,000 0 Lombard 0 138,356 72,496 26,667 0 83,899 321,418 342,096 4,400,000 1,695,838 No Manteno 45,170 209,088 117,101 185,018 5,406 53,267 615,050 757,364 4,100,000 2,297,981 Yes 0 0 4,622 5,955 0 8,462 19,039 22,659 600,000 0 Yes 16,250 3,000 9,032 198 66 959 29,505 35,430 300,000 0 Yes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No Mount Prospect International 5,047 0 36,092 0 2,818 26,004 69,961 82,741 1,750,000 0 Yes Mundelein 8,401 7,468 45,100 48,186 3,144 65,209 177,508 203,255 1,200,000 100,000 Yes 0 28,400 31,473 7,774 9,833 90,114 95,749 0 0 No 259,800 183,900 0 0 16,846 496,020 548,689 4,950,000 1,767,597 No 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No 3,350 0 15,146 4,346 0 10,378 33,220 34,926 575,000 125,000 No 0 0 24,000 0 0 4,556 28,556 28,906 0 0 No 7,220 0 8,150 0 0 33,900 49,270 59,472 190,000 0 Yes 126 0 15,600 0 0 13,129 28,855 35,868 115,000 0 Yes Potomac 7,000 0 22,985 19,519 0 10,710 60,214 82,255 1,094,000 0 Yes Real Life 7,030 9,860 18,400 5,547 548 26,250 67,635 82,006 1,050,000 103,896 Yes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No Momence First Mount Prospect New Horizons New Lenox New Song Paxton Richton Park Community * Sponsored New Church this Year Total Missional Disbursements All Other Church Ministries 49 50 51 Allocations Paid in Full? 48 Indebtedness on Those Properties 47 Value of Church Properties 46 Total Used for Local Mission 45 Local Compassionate Ministries 44a Pastor, Associate, and Support Staff Benefits 44 Debt Service Church Name 71 72 73 74 75 43 Buildings, Properties and Capital Improvements PART 2 2011 42 Pastor, Associate, and Support Staff Salaries FINANCIAL SUMMARY Schaumburg Korean 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No Sheldon 0 0 0 5,435 80 7,657 13,172 16,909 78,000 0 Yes Suburban Community 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No Waukegan First 0 6,967 14,045 3,445 0 0 24,457 34,021 370,000 24,500 Yes 2,900 0 5,900 9,600 0 0 18,400 18,400 0 0 No 179 6,000 0 5,850 0 13,391 25,420 27,248 710,000 44,179 No 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 400,000 67,000 No 0 0 11,700 13,217 0 0 24,917 33,599 320,000 0 Yes 0 0 West Chicago 76 Wilmington First 77 Word and Worship Christian Community 78 Worth Chicago Central Supplemental Current Year Total 1,066,594 1,369,533 2,583,899 2,085,076 135,353 2,362,367 9,602,822 11,856,530 85,644,351 14,728,671 Last Year Total 1,254,932 1,392,518 2,624,497 1,968,320 124,260 2,353,436 9,717,963 12,087,923 84,566,523 14,405,502 116,756 11,093 8,931 1,077,828 323,169 Increase / (Decrease) Organized Chicago Gage Park Cristo la Unica Esperanza * Sponsored New Church this Year Name Change (188,338) (22,985) (40,598) Inactive Chicago Ebenezer Chicago First East Indian Chicago First Filipino Chicago First Russian Chicago Hickory Hills Chicago Lincoln Park Community Chicago Mount Greenwood Chicago Norridge Arabic Crystal Lake Mount Prospect New Horizons New Lenox Schaumburg Korean Suburban Community Transfer Merge (115,141) (231,393) Disorganize Richton Park Community Drop
