2015 SCLMM Directory - South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission

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South Carolina
Lutheran Men In Mission
Missions Are Our Business
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Table of Contents ······································· 1
Loan Fund
Guidelines ···································· 32
Application Form & Recipients ············33
Loan Fund Treasurer's Reports ·············34
2015 Date Log ············································ 2
SCLMM Executive Officers ··························· 3
SCLMM Board of Directors ·························· 3
Special Events Director’s Report ···················35
Special Events Treasurer’s Report ·········36
SCLMM Operational Committees ··················· 4
South Carolina Synod & ELCA Officers ·············· 4
Cliff Bourguignon
Golf Tournament Team Forms ·············37
Hole Sponsorship Forms ····················38
South Carolina Lutheran Men Past Presidents ······ 5
South Carolina Lutheran Men History ················ 5
George and Evelyn Segelken
Grant Guidelines ······························39
Endowment Fund ····························39
Grant Application·····························40
SC Lutheran Men Programs and Activities··········· 6
2015Theme and Goals ·································· 7
SCLMM Distinguished Service Awards
Objective & Criteria ··························· 8
Treasurer’s Report ···································41
Explanation Misc Income/Expenses ·······42
Congregational Gift Repor1ts ······ 43 - 44
SCLMM Conference Men of the Year
Awards, Requirements & Application ······ 9
Auditor’s Report ······ on web site www.sclmm.org
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SCLMM Outstanding Unit Awards
& Application ································ 10
Guidelines for Unit Treasurers ·····················45
REPORTS
Proposed Operating Budget ·························46
Report of SCLMM President
Jeremy Frazier ································ 11
SCLMM Unit Suggested Goals ··············· 47 - 49
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SCLMM Executive Director’s Report ············· 12
Job Description ······························ 13
South Carolina Lutheran Men Constitution ·· 50 - 51
South Carolina Lutheran Men By-Laws ······· 52 - 53
Covenant Of Dialog ·····································54
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2014 Annual Convention Highlights··········· 14-15
Men’s Ministry Coordinator ························ 16
Men in Action! ········································· 17
South Carolina Lutheran Churches
by Conferences·······························55
Mission Supported Congregations ················· 17
DIRECTORY OF OFFICERS
Foothills Conference 1 ······················ 56
Upstate Conference 2 ························57
Epiphany Conference 3 ······················57
Amelia Conference 4 ·························58
Heartland Conference 5 ······················58
Midland Conference 6 ·······················61
Coastal Conference 7 ························62
Saxe Gotha Conference 8····················63
Western Conference 9 ·······················64
FUND REPORTS
Mission Gift Fund Report ··························· 18
Committee of 100 ······································ 19
Annual Report Financial Statement ······· 19
Members ·································· 20-25
In Honor of ··································· 26
In Memory of ····························· 27-28
Honorary Life Memberships
and Memorials Report····················· 29
Application ··································· 29
Honorary Life Memberships ··············· 30
Memorials····································· 31
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SOUTH CAROLINA LUTHERAN MEN IN MISSION
2015 DATE LOG
DAY
Saturday
DATE
Jan 10th 2015
TIME
10:00 am
EVENT
SCLMM Executive Meeting, Synod Office, Columbia
(Audit of 5 Treasurers)
Friday
Feb 20th 2015
7:00 pm
Past Presidents Dinner @ Pilgrim, Lexington
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
Feb 21st 2015
Feb 21st 2015
Feb 21st 2015
9:00 am
1:00 pm
4:30 pm
SCLMM Executive Meeting @ Pilgrim, Lexington
SCLMM 72nd Convention @ Pilgrim, Lexington
Communion Service @ Pilgrim, Lexington
Saturday
Feb 21st 2015
6.30 pm
SCLMM & Guest Banquet @ Pilgrim, Lexington
Sunday
Mar 22th 2015
Tanzania Water Mission Sunday
th
Friday Saturday Mar 27-28 2015
th
“High, Wide, and Deep” Men’s Retreat, Camp Kinard, Leesville
Sunday
Mar 29 2015
2:30 pm
Monday
Apr 27th 2015
1:30 pm
29th Annual Cliff Bourguignon Golf Tournament (deadline April 20th)
Mid Carolina Country Club, Newberry Country Club
Saturday
May 2nd 2015
10:00am
Skeet Shoot @ Live Oaks, Swansea
Friday- Sunday May 15-17, 2015
One Year to Live - Lutheridge, Arden, NC
th
Saturday
May 30 , 2015 7:00 am SCLMM Breakfast @ SC Synod Assembly, Spartanburg Marriott
Sunday
June 28th 2015
Saturday
August 1st 2015 5:00pm
Friday-Sunday Aug 21st-23rd
Saturday
Aug 22nd 2015
Sunday
Nov 1st 2015
2:30 pm
Wildlife Night @ Mt. Tabor
10:00am
SCLMM Executive Retreat, Coastal Retreat Center, Isle of Palms
SCLMM Executive Meeting Coastal Retreat Center, Isle of Palms
2:30pm
SCLMM Executive Meeting Synod Office, Columbia
DECEMBER 16th 2015 DEADLINE
For the following reports for the 2016 Directory
Email reports to [email protected]
President’s Theme and Goals
Distinguished Service Awards
Conference Lutheran Man and
Young Lutheran Man of the Year Awards
Outstanding Unit Award Applications
President’s Report
Executive Director’s Report
Region 9
Men in Action (M.I.A.)
Mission Gift Fund
Committee of 100
Honorary Life & Memorials
Loan Fund
Special Events
Segelken Fund
Treasurer’s Report
Auditor’s Report (January 2015)
Conference Officers
Lutheran Men in Mission Unit Officers
2016 DATE LOG
DAY
Saturday
DATE
Jan 9th 2016
TIME
10:00 am
EVENT
SCLMM Executive Meeting Synod Office, Columbia
(Audit of 5 Treasurers)
Friday
Feb 19th 2016
7:00 pm
Past Presidents Dinner @ Pilgrim, Lexington
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
Feb 20th 2016
Feb 20th 2016
Feb 20th 2016
9:00 am
1:00 pm
4:30 pm
SCLMM Executive Meeting @ Pilgrim, Lexington
SCLMM 73rd Convention @ Pilgrim, Lexington
Communion Service @ Pilgrim, Lexington
Saturday
Feb 20th 2016
6.30 pm
SCLMM & Guest Banquet @ Pilgrim, Lexington
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2015 EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Archie Trawick, Jr. (Sherrie)
220 Jakes Lndg Rd Ste 2
Lexington, SC 29072
h. (803) 359-5584 c. (803) 603-1002
[email protected]
VICE PRESIDENT
Frank Bouknight (Bonnie)
300 Foxhall Drive
Lexington, SC 29073
(803) 206-1607 - [email protected]
PAST PRESIDENT
Jeremy Frazier
232 Drawdebil Road
Gilbert, SC 29054
PROMOTIONAL SECRETARY
Tim Weaver (Mary)
108 Green Bank Lane
Simpsonville, SC 29681
(310) 936-0216 [email protected]
TREASURER
William P. Nolan (Bonnie)
116 Summer Hill Road
SECRETARY
Duane Kauffman
10269 Scotland Avenue,
Fort Mill, SC 29707
PASTORAL ADVISOR
Rev. B. Robert Beaver
1003 Richland Street
Columbia, SC 29201
H. (803) 749-1463 C. (803) 917-1114
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
COMMITTEE OF 100/TREASURER
Kevin Wicker (Diane)
MINISTRY DEVELOPER
Tim Crout (Blenda)
977 Quail Drive
Walterboro, SC 29488
105 Kenzi Court
Lexington, SC 29073
h. (803) 951-3921 - [email protected]
c. (803) 261-7011
COMMUNICATIONS
Ralph Wessinger (Mary Helen)
709 Otis Blvd
Spartanburg, SC 29302
Or - [email protected]
MISSION GIFT FUND
Von Metts (Khristie)
4671 SC Highway 34 - 121
Newberry, SC 29108
(803) 276-9969 c. (803) 944 0173- [email protected]
HONORARY LIFE & MEMORIALS
Tom Ramsey (Susan)
SPECIAL EVENTS/TREASURER
Johnny Merck (Beverly)
208 East Crest Dr
H (864) 967-8768—[email protected]
c. (864) 304-5107
529 McNeary Street
Prosperity, SC 29127
SPECIAL GIFTS
Doug McKenzie (Kathie)
LOAN FUND/TREASURER
Al Socha (Nancy)
PO Box 123
Drayton, SC 29333-0123
(864) 582-1920
[email protected]
113 Brockman Drive
Maudlin, SC 29662
(864) 288-2782
[email protected]
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Heber Rast (Gloria)
LOCAL UNIT DEVELOPMENT
Joe Fulmer (Cynthia)
PO Box 605
Cameron, SC 29030
h. (803) 823-2409 Fax Same as h. phone (call first)
[email protected]
c. (843) 259-8437
302 Foxhound Road
(864) 380-9171—[email protected]
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2015 SCLMM OPERATIONAL COMMITTEES
AUDIT
Chairman: John Harmon
Larry Kyzer
MINISTRY DEVELOPER
Chairman: Tim Crout
COMMITTEE OF 100
Chairman: Kevin Wicker
Frank Bouknight, Von Metts, Tom Ramsey
MISSION BREAKFAST
Chairman: Von Metts
Joe Fulmer, Heber Rast
CONVENTION
Chairman, Frank Bouknight
Archie Trawick, Heber Rast
MISSION GIFT FUND
Chairman: Von Metts
Bob Beaver, Philippe Cote
COMMUNICATIONS
Chairman: Ralph Wessinger
Randy Collins, Brian Dooley
Jeremy Frazier
NOMINATIONS
Chairman: Tom Ramsey
Brian Dooley, Jeremy Frazier
Dean Ganis, Sid Havird
DISTINGUSHED SERVICE AWARD
Chairman: Larry Rathe
Tim Crout, Richard Hankins
ONE YEAR TO LIVE
Chairman: Jimmy Smith
PERSONNEL COMMITTEE
Chairman: Brian Dooley
Ken Heckel, Doug McKenzie
EXECUTIVE BOARD FINANCE COMMITTEE
Ed Eargle, John Harmon
Larry Kyzer
SEGELKEN ENDOWMENT COMMITTEE
Chairman: Doug McKenzie
Bob Beaver, Ken Heckel, Heber Rast
LOAN FUND
Chairman: Al Socha
Raymond Caughman, James Shealy,
Miller Shealy Jr., Ron Wertz,
SPECIAL EVENTS
Chairman Johnny Merck
Golf Tournament Coordinator Joe Fulmer
Steve Bedenbaugh, Perry Bouknight
Wayne Caughman, Dean Ganis,
Richard Hankins, John Harmon,
Larry Kyzer, Tom Ramsey,
Bubba Willis
LOCAL UNIT DEVELOPMENT
Chairman: Joe Fulmer
Doug McKenzie, Heber Rast
MEN IN ACTION (MIA)
Chairman: Jimmy Smith
Tim Crout
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH IN AMERICA
South Carolina Synod
Lutheran Men in Mission
Columbia, SC 29201
(803) 765-0590
8765 West Higgins Road
Chicago, Illinois 60631-4176
PRESIDENT
Mr. Richard White
26093 Iverson Drive
South Riding, VA 20152
(703) 327-1144
[email protected]
BISHOP
The Rev. Dr. Herman R. Yoos, III (Cindy)
(803) 765-0590
[email protected]
ASSISTANTS TO THE BISHOP
The Rev. Melvin E. Amundson (Nancy)
(803) 765-0590
VICE PRESIDENT
Tim Crout (Blenda)
105 Kenzi Court
Lexington, SC 29073
(803) 951-3921
[email protected]
The Rev. Virginia S. Aebischer (Paul)
(803) 765-0590
SOUTH CAROLINA MISSION DIRECTOR
Rev. Robert B. Beaver (Nancy)
Columbia, SC 29201
h. (803) 749-1463 c. (803) 917-1114
ELCA DIRECTOR of LMM
Doug Haugen (Doris)
1-800-638-3522 ext: 2566#
[email protected]
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PAST PRESIDENTS
1921
1923
1927
1932
1933
1934
1937
1938
1941
1943
1944
1946
1947
1949
1950
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
John D. Capplemann*
D. Frank Efird*
W. A. Rast*
W. Frank Hipp*
W. B. Shealy*
W. B. Shealy*
J. D. W. Zerbst*
R. A. Yoder*
H. Alton Roof*
Erland Nelson*
H. C. Schatz*
E. F. Kornahrens*
B. T. Bodie
Edgar W. Rugheimer
Clarence L. Sox*
W. Archie Dodgen*
Fred W. Kinard*
C. C. Howell, Jr.*
Cecil H. Bowers
Howard A. Nilson*
Harry E. Moose*
Carl R. W. Ficken
Lewis M. Boice
Bernard Wingate
Ernest A. Muller*
Phillip P. Kelly, Jr.*
Raymond Boozer
Clayton B. Kleckley*
Harry C. Stoudenmire*
James T. Brittingham*
J. Howard Cook, Jr.*
J. Howard Cook, Jr.*
Raymond Caughman
Raymond Caughman
Reid S. Wingard, Jr.*
Reid S. Wingard, Jr.*
Robert N. Hubbs
Louis H. Marten, Jr.*
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Charleston
Lexington
Cameron
Greenville
Little Mountain
Little Mountain
Charleston
Columbia
West Columbia
Newberry
Parr
Summerville
Columbia
Charleston
West Columbia
Graniteville
Charleston
Greenville
Columbia
Columbia
Newberry
North Augusta
Orangeburg
Columbia
Charleston
Newberry
Gilbert
West Columbia
North Charleston
West Columbia
Newberry
Newberry
Lexington
Lexington
North Augusta
North Augusta
Lexington
Beaufort
Laurence D. Chapman*
R. Paul Richardson
William B. Drake*
Carl O. Ulmer
James N. Hallman
James N. Hallman
J. Larry Kyzer
R. Keith Hutto
Heber Rast, Jr.
Miller W. Shealy, Sr.
Wayne E. Caughman
Edwin S. Eargle
Jerry Richardson
John Harmon
Dean Ganis
Tony Bouknight
Cliff Bourguignon*
William J. Lewis
John Sease, Jr.
Wayne Lominick*
Richard Hankins
Barry Brown
Tim Crout
F. Don Watson
Larry F. Rathe
Todd Cullum
Tommy Long, Jr.
Johnny Merck
Troy Slice
Joey Frazier
Tom Ramsey
Von Metts
Doug McKenzie
Verne “Ken” Heckel, III
Joe Fulmer
Dan Camp
Brian Dooley
Jeremy Frazier
SOUTH CAROLINA HISTORY OF LUTHERAN MEN
1880 - 1894
1898
1918
1921
1923
1929
1958
1962
1966
1990
LAYMAN’S MOVEMENT
LAYMAN’S MISSIONARY MOVEMENT
BROTHERHOOD
SYNODICAL BROTHERHOOD
FEDERATION OF MEN OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA SYNOD
BROTHERHOOD
UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH MEN
LUTHERAN CHURCH MEN
LUTHERAN MEN OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA SYNOD
SOUTH CAROLINA LUTHERAN MEN IN MISSON
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Spartanburg
Pomaria
Spartanburg
Charleston
West Columbia
West Columbia
Lexington
Mt. Pleasant
Cameron
Columbia
Lexington
Columbia
Pomaria
Lexington
Leesville
Leesville
Spartanburg
Charleston
Lexington
Newberry
Columbia
Gaffney
West Columbia
Campobello
Murrells Inlet
Cayce
North Charleston
Prosperity
Moore
Lexington
Simpsonville
Newberry
Spartanburg
Greenville
Simpsonville
Blythewood
Pickens
Gilbert
PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES
First organized in the middle 1880’s as the “Layman’s Movement”, the South Carolina Lutheran Men’s organization is more than 100 years old.
Throughout that time it has remained a driving force behind the growth and strengthening of the Lutheran Church in South Carolina. We promote
the involvement and participation of all males, young and old. If you wish to participate actively, we welcome you.
The Primary Mission of South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission is to strengthen the spiritual development and witness of men and to provide
financial and other support to mission congregations in the South Carolina Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission provide financial support for mission congregations through three programs: Gift Fund, Loan Fund, and
New Mission Start Program.
The Gift Fund provides direct gifts to mission congregations to be used in any manner the pastor/developer and congregational council
deems appropriate. Our goal is to raise $35,000 a year. The Gift Fund is depleted each year and starts over. In recent years more than
$35,000 has been distributed to mission congregations at the Annual Convention Banquet.
The Loan Fund was started in 1925 and provides interest free loans to mission congregations and they can borrow up to $350,000 for up
to 20 years for capital improvements or debt reduction. Non-mission congregations, in special circumstances, can borrow up to $150,000
for up to 10 years. Mission congregations have first priority on available funds. The Loan Fund has assets of over $3 million with about
$1 million on loan to congregations/institutions, and is maintained by contributions from local units, special contributions and designated
monies from the Committee of 100.
The New Mission Start Program was established in 1995 to fund pastors/developers for new mission congregations. Without this
program the following three mission churches would still be on the drawing board: Lutheran Church by the Lake in McCormick, Joy
Lutheran Church in Moore, and Springs of Grace Lutheran Church in Boiling Springs. We have given Gift Fund checks to Lord of Life
Lutheran in Bluffton. They were funded by the ELCA. All qualifying mission churches are eligible to receive up to a $350,000 loan
from the South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission.
The Committee of 100 was established in 1976 to encourage 100 men to give $100 each year to be used for the Loan Fund. Our goal is to have
1,200 men and women to give $100 or more a year. Donations may also be made as Honoraries or Memorials to the Committee of 100.
Honorary Life Memberships and Memorials provide a means for individuals and units to pay tribute to persons, living or deceased, who have
served Lutheran Men and the Church with distinction. Memberships may be given with a minimum contribution of $25.00 each. Honorary Life
members receive a lapel pin and certificate. Persons memorialized are recognized with a certificate. Proceeds from both go into the Gift Fund.
The Special Gifts Fund encourages Lutheran Men to remember the Loan Fund through insurance, bequests, wills and also cash gifts. Another
opportunity for giving is the establishment of a charitable trust, either as an individual or in a pooled trust. Since promoting the Special Gifts
Program, South Carolina Lutheran Men have more than $600,000 in insurance with the Loan Fund as beneficiary.
The George and Evelyn Segelken Endowment Fund was established in 2003 as a supplement to mission churches. Funding for the supplement
will come from the interest accrued by the endowment. This supplement is to be above and beyond any mission support already being received by
churches. Grant applications will be reviewed for each half of the year.
During the year there are several major events held by South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission. The Annual Convention and Banquet are held
in February each year. It is here that the business of the South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission is conducted. Delegates and other members of
units hear reports and other business is brought to the floor for consideration and vote. After the Communion Service, the banquet follows with the
presentation of The Gift Fund checks to the mission churches.
The Annual Mission Breakfast is held at the Synod Assembly at 7:00 A.M. which includes a dynamic speaker.
The Cliff Bourguignon Memorial Golf Tournament is held every year. A banquet and awards program is held after the tournament. Recipients
of these monies are decided each year by the golf committee. In 2000 the golf committee set up a scholarship fund at the Lutheran Theological
Southern Seminary for a deserving South Carolina student desiring to attend the seminary and become involved in full time church work of some
sort. Having met this obligation, a scholarship fund has been created at Newberry College.
South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission has three awards programs. The Outstanding Unit Award is presented to those units that meet the
goals outlined by the executive Committee. The Lutheran Man and Young Lutheran Man of the Year Awards are presented annually by the
conferences to deserving men. The Lutheran Man Distinguished Service Award is presented annually at the convention banquet by the
Executive Committee. This prestigious award is presented to no more than two men each year who have served Lutheran Men, their church and the
Synod as exemplary stewards at the local and synod level.
The EPISTLE has three (3) publications a year. This is mailed to everyone that makes a gift to the Committee of 100. It can be downloaded from
the SCLMM web site. All news, information, etc. that you would like to be published should be sent to the Communication Director or
[email protected].
The Congregational Units are the backbone of South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission. LMM units are the grass roots of South Carolina
Lutheran Men in Mission. They provide the organizations, funds, and participation on the conference and synod levels. Their programs are wide
and varied and include Bible study, guest speakers, Lutheran Men Sunday, service projects, etc.
Every dollar which is contributed to the Gift Fund, Loan Fund and New Mission Start Programs are used solely for those purposes. All gifts
donated to the South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission will remain in the categories that are designated by you. The only money that does not stay
in South Carolina is the Fund for Lutheran Men in Mission of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
Men In Action (M.I.A.) started in 2007 to minister to the needs of younger men, aged 18 - 37. The White Water Rafting trip was the inaugural
event that jump started this council. Browse out to www.lutheransonline.com for more information.
The WEB SITE is www.sclmm.org. All information for the web site must go through the SCLMM Communication’s Director.
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South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission
Theme for 2015
Rom 15:13
Now may the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in
believing, that you may abound in hope by the power of the Holy
Spirit. NKJV
Eph 6:10
Finally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord and in the power of His
might. NKJV
With The Power of One,
The One Who Abides in You
We Can Make a Difference.
SCLMM Mission Statement: We will make disciples of men that have a deep and
meaningful relationship with Jesus Christ. We do this by financial support of the
Lutheran mission churches in South Carolina along with the Master Builders Bible
Program, One Year to Live Retreats, Building Men Through Christ Seminars, and Men
In Action young men events.
Goals
Continue financial support of South Carolina mission churches.
Support active conferences and units helping develop and supporting leaders.
Encourage inactive and dissolved units to regroup.
Have at least one SCLMM representative at each individual conference meeting.
Financial Goals Calendar Year 2015:
Gift Fund ·································································· $ 35,000.
Loan Fund ································································ $ 20,000.
Promotional Support Fund·············································· $ 25,000.
Committee of 100 (1,000 Members) ································$ 100,000.
National Lutheran Men in Mission ···································· $
6,000.
Cliff Bourguignon Annual Golf Tournament ························ $ 7,500.
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“DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD”
AWARD RECIPIENTS
1979
Roy Seay *
Bishop Herman Cauble *
1991
Miller Shealy, Sr.
Jerry Richardson
1980
Raymond Caughman
Harry Stoudenmire *
1992
John Harmon
The Rev. Murray Shull, Jr. D.D.
1981
Howard Cook *
The Rev. Dr. Karl Kinard *
President S. C. Synod
1993
Tony Bouknight
The Rev. J. A. Keisler *
1982
Jim Brittingham *
Reid Wingard *
1994
William B. Drake *
The Rev. Robert L. Dasher *
1983
James Hallman
Phillip T. Kelly, Jr. *
1995
Ron Wertz
The Rev. George T. Moore
1984
B. O. Derrick *
Dr. Fred Dufford *
1996
John Sease, Jr.
Bishop David A. Donges, LH.D
1985
W. Archie Dodgen *
The Rev. John Koch *
1997
Dean Ganis
Virgil Summer *
1986
Cecil H. Bowers *
The Rev. Charles E. Bernhardt *
1998
John Green
The Rev. Everette L. Lineberger
1987
Raymond Boozer
Bishop James Aull
1999
Barry Brown
Howard Leonard
1988
Robert Hubbs
J. Larry Kyzer
2000
Laurence D. Chapman *
Wayne Lominick *
1989
Heber Rast
Wayne Caughman
2001
Robert A. Ballentine *
Donald R. Wicker
1990
The Rev. J. Russell Boggs *
The Rev. Dermont F. Swicegood*
2002
Richard J. Hankins
F. Don Watson
2003
Gil Fairbanks, PhD
The Rev. John F. Weaver *
2004
Roscoe V. Roos *
Thomas Lee Kleckley
2005
Carl A. Dellinger *
W. C. “Smiley Corbin
2006
Tim Crout
Larry Rathe
2007
Carl O. Ulmer
Lacy Wilkins *
2008
Roy Ballington
Bubba Willis
2009
Dr. Tom E. Austin
Rev. Melvin E. Amundson
2010
Rev. Dermont F. Swicegood *
Kevin Wicker
2011
Joe DiMauro
Daniel Sandel
2012
Johnny Merck
Von Metts
2013
Bishop Rev Dr.Herman R. Yoos, III
* Deceased
OBJECTIVE
The objective of the South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission Distinguished Service Awards is to
encourage every Lutheran man in his commitment to our Lord, his family, his congregation, his
community, his study of God’s word, and his support of the mission of our Lord and his church through
Lutheran Men in Mission.
AWARD CRITERIA
The nominee’s lifestyle should be exemplary of the grace and service of our Lord Jesus Christ including:
* Service in love and leadership as member of his congregation.
* Active leadership in Lutheran Men in Mission in his congregation and conference.
* Leadership in Synod-wide organization of Lutheran Men in Mission and/or dedicated
longtime participation in and support of it’s activities, events, and convention.
* Dedicated involvement in Synod committees and functions.
* Expressing care for his community through service to individuals and active in
civic organizations serving human needs and hopes.
NOMINATIONS
A nomination can be made by anyone. If you know the Lutheran Man who is involved in all of the
above criteria, let the South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission Distinguished Service Award
committee know who he is. The committee will work with you and let you know what information we
require. The nomination can be made at any time of the year but the cutoff date is December 15.
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SCLMM CONFERENCE
MEN OF THE YEAR AWARDS
YOUNG LUTHERAN MEN FOR 2014
Conference
Name
Church
Location
3- EPIPHANY
4- AMELIA
Charles Mattocks
Joseph D."JD" Rast, Jr.
Daniel Dor
Mac Werts
Jason Poole
St. Peter
Resurrection
St. John’s
Summer Memorial
Pilgrim
Pawleys Island
Cameron
Beaufort
Newberry
Lexington
5- HEARTLAND
8- SAXE GOTHA
LUTHERAN MEN OF THE YEAR FOR 2014
Conference
Name
Church
Location
1 - FOOTHILLS
3- EPIPHANY
4- AMELIA
Ray Schneider
James Wragg
James Marvry Jones
Timothy Lee Bockelman
Rev. Randall "Randy" Derrick
Tim Crout
Thomal L. "Wink" Sox
Tony Bouknight
Faith Lutheran Chapel
Trinity
St. John’s
St. John’s
Macedonia
Pilgrim
St. Stephen
Cedar Grove
Pickens
Georgetown
Beaufort
Beaufort
Prosperity
Lexington
Lexington
Leesville
5- HEARTLAND
8- SAXE GOTHA
9- WESTERN
SCLMM Conference Lutheran Man and Young Lutheran Man of the Year Requirements
1. Each conference will select one Lutheran Man and one Young Lutheran Man of the year.
2. Each local unit will have the opportunity to nominate one man for each award.
3. The Conference President shall appoint a committee consisting of three members to select the award winners.
4. The plaque will be furnished by the South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission Executive Committee. The funding will
come from the Promotional Support Fund.
5. All nominees should have a deep-seated spiritual, intellectual and social involvement in his personal commitment to his
church and Christ. The Young Lutheran Man must be 35 years of age or younger. The Lutheran Man must be 36
years of age or older. Write a narrative about the nominee on a separate sheet describing in detail the nominee’s qualification for this Award.
7. Conference presidents must have awardee (s) to the SCLMM Executive Director by December 16.
APPLICATION FORM
NAME OF NOMINEE _________________________________________ AGE _______ BIRTHDATE ________
ADDRESS _______________________________________________________________________ ZIP ________
TELEPHONE NUMBER ___________________ CONFERENCE NUMBER______NAME _________________
PERSON MAKING APPLICATION ______________________________________________________________
ADDRESS ___________________________________________________________________________________
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OUTSTANDING UNIT AWARDS 2014
Conference
Church
Location
President
Pastor
1 - FOOTHILLS
Faith
Messiah
St. Michael
Pickens
Mauldin
Greenville
David Vorpagel
Joe Fulmer
Dorsey Finn
Rev. Kathy Harris
Rev. Glenn Boland (Interim)
Rev. Robert Miles/Rev. Stringer
3 - EPIPHANY
Shepherd of the Sea
Garden City
George Kaye
Rev. Brad Bellah
Resurrection
Cameron
Doug Doster
Rev. John Wertz (Interim)
Summer Memorial
Bethany
Luth Ch of the Redeemer
Mt. Olivet
Newberry
Newberry
Newberry
Chapin
Von Metts
Rickey Long
Matthew Bowers
Eddie Boozer
Rev. Stephen Mims
Rev. Robert McCollum
Rev. Richard Webber
Rev. Jason Antley
St. Andrew's
St. Paul's
Columbia
Columbia
Jim Tener
Olin Jenkins
Rev. John Trump
Rev. Tony Metze
Pisgah
Transfiguration
St. Stephen
Lexington
Cayce
Lexington
Michael Rawl
Barry Alexander
Ron Redd
Rev. Dan Bacon
Rev. Alex Twedt
Rev. Pat Riddle
St. Paul
Gilbert
Harley Oody
Rev. Phillip A. Coggins
4 - AMELIA
5 - HEARTLAND
6 - MIDLANDS
8 - SAXE GOTHA
9 - WESTERN
OUTSTANDING UNIT AWARD APPLICATION
The purpose of awarding an outstanding unit award is to allow the men of your congregation to have something physical to remind them of the ministry
they have accomplished and are doing towards the work of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
Complete the following application and mail it to the South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission Executive Director (Deadline December 15).
Congregation_______________________________________________
Conference_____________________________
City/Town __________________________________________________ Zip __________________________________
Unit President ______________________________________________
Date _________________________________
Pastor ___________________________________________________________
REQUIREMENTS:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Ensure that all men of the congregation are made aware of the purpose and goals of the South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission. (This can be done at
meetings, Bible studies, in bulletins, and newsletters) Date (s) ____________________
Ensure that your congregation is represented at all of Conference Lutheran Men in Mission meetings and the Annual Convention conducted by South
Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission. Date (s) ____________________________________
Ensure Your unit has one meeting or special event where young men, 35 years or younger, are invited and asked to become active in Lutheran Men in
Mission. Date (s) ________________________________________________________
Ensure that your unit has one meeting or special event involving the youth. (LCY, high school or college age)
Date (s) _________________________________
Celebrate Lutheran Men in Mission Sunday at worship service for the entire congregation using the South Carolina
Lutheran Men bulletin inserts. Date (s) ___________________________________________________________
Conduct three Bible study sessions during the calendar year. Date (s)_______________________________________
Award at least one or more South Carolina Men in Mission Memorials or Honorary Life Memberships if possible at a special event or worship service.
Date (s) ___________________________________________________
Memberships in the Committee of 100 equals or exceeds one percent of the CC male members in the Congregation (there is a minimum of one
membership required). Date (s) _________________________________ Number _________
Apportioned amount for your church to be paid in full no later than December 31.
Gift Fund……...Date Paid ________
Promotional Support Fund.......................................Date Paid __________________
Loan Fund……..Date Paid ________
NATIONAL/Lutheran Men in Mission Fund..........Date Paid __________________
10. Loan payments from the South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission Loan Fund must be current.
Signature of unit president ____________________________________________
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Date (s) _______________________
Date ____________________
President’s Report SCLMM 2014/ 2015
This year has gone by very quickly for me. It seems that we have only just finished with this
past year’s convention, but what a year this has been. The biggest recognition that I believe SCLMM
should get this year is for putting in the time and having enough faith in mission churches to help them
succeed. Three of those supported mission churches have become recognized by the synod as new
congregations. This occurred at the 2014 Synod Assembly in Columbia. To the members of Faith,
Pickens; Breath of Life, Blythewood and Crossroads, Indian Land we should continue to give them our
prayers and a round of applause. To grow into a congregation when you only begin with prayers and
faith is amazing and it is proof to me that God can do anything.
SCLMM was well represented at the Church Wide LMM gathering in Nashville, TN this year.
The theme was Guys, Guts and Glory and it definitely fit. I learned so much from this trip and I wish
there was a way for those who did not attend to have the same feelings that I brought home. Lutheran
Men is providing new tools for us to use to get men involved. Most everyone by now has heard of the
One Year to Live Retreat, but there is another that I hope will resound in the years to come. It is called
High, Wide and Deep. This is new. I personally like it because it is not designed to be an overnight
retreat. I also think that it is designed for the man who is not as familiar with Lutheran Men and wants
to find a way to get involved. Thanks to some of our national and local leaders we are bringing this
retreat to Camp Kinard in March of this year. I hope that many will come out to play some crazy guy
games with us and enjoy some good fellowship in the outdoors.
This year on the home front there have been many opportunities to visit and speak to our local
units, conferences, auxiliaries and other events. A few Lutheran men leaders can even be spotted in the
short Synod video that is circulating in our congregations. Also, we managed to get the SCLMM logo
trademarked. However, this year hasn’t been all fun and games. SCLMM has had some serious
business to take care of. You may have heard that giving has been down, and it has affected everything
from the Loan Fund to the New Mission Start Fund. However it appears that this year there has been a
slight uptick in giving, and I hope that we are beginning to turn things around. Lack of participation is
something that has become more and more noticed as well. When I say this to you, I also say this to
myself. We need to step up to the plate and become more active. There are a lot of folks out there who
put in blood, sweat and tears and we need to help them out before they decide to throw in the towel.
Participation is very important to not only be a healthy organization but a healthy church.
It has been a privilege to serve as SCLMM President this year. I have learned so much about
the Church and our organization. I have developed an appreciation for all of our leaders on the
Executive Board. They do so much and put in a lot of hours. Sometimes we may forget, but these men
volunteer their time. Always let them know that you appreciate the service they give to SCLMM. We
are ending this year and beginning a new one with some very important business to handle. I pray that
God continues to lead us in the direction that He would have us go. Watch and listen for the call and do
not be afraid to react to it.
Peace be with you all,
Jeremy Frazier
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South Carolina
2014 Report of the Executive Director
Greetings to all of my SCLMM brothers in Christ as we come to the end of another year. I again humbly
thank you for allowing me to serve you in this capacity. It is a most rewarding opportunity and I continue to
be amazed at all of the hard work that is done by those involved with South Carolina Lutheran Men in
Mission. We are blessed with a dedicated group of leaders who are mission minded and believe in Building
Men for Christ and service in His church.
A special thank you goes out to Jeremy Frazier and the other officers and all board members for their
dedication and service this past year. Perhaps the most important members of the Executive Board are our
conference presidents. Without their work and the work of our local congregational units, nothing would
happen. We continue to look for willing men to step forward in some of our conferences to take the lead for
SCLMM in their area. We particularly need someone to step forward to help us in the Coastal Conference.
When you look at the results of this past year "on paper", you may not feel that we accomplished what we
should have. While our financial results could have certainly been better, we still remain committed to support
of mission congregations in our synod. Once again we have fully met our commitments to our New Mission
Start ministries and our overall finances remain solid. Contributions to the Gift Fund continue to decline and
this is a concern.
What I am most pleased about is that while we remain as committed as ever to support of mission
congregations, our efforts toward building our men and men's ministry is stronger than ever and is growing.
We held two very successful One Year to Live Retreats and we continue to see men's lives change as a result.
We were able to bring several men from the Caribbean Synod to the fall OYTL. Building Men for Christ
Seminars are available to assist our congregations in developing and sustaining effective men's ministry. Our
Men in Action (MIA) again sponsored the most successful Wildlife Night to date in August.
We had three additional Outstanding Units over last year which is an encouraging improvement. We also had
an additional conference to have a Young Man of the Year recognized. These may be small steps but this is a
movement in the positive direction!
On the down side, men's ministry continues to appear to be an "afterthought" in many of our congregations.
We continue to struggle to find leadership at all levels. Our goal remains that one day we will have active
men's ministry in all of our congregations.
In closing, I would again like to say a special thanks to all of you who help make SCLMM the ministry that it
is.
AMEN for Lutheran Men
Heber Rast,
Executive Director
h. (803) 823-2409
c. (843) 259-8437 (Fax) Same as h. Call first
[email protected]
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Executive Director’s Job Description
Agrees to support South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission
Purposes, Objectives, Goals and Programs
as approved by the Executive Committee
and published in the SCLMM Directory
 Promote the Goals of SCLMM.
 Assist Members of the SCLMM Executive Committee in carrying out their individual duties and
assist the President in setting meeting agendas.
 Attend at least one meeting of each LMM Conference annually. Ensure each Conference has a
President, and strive to increase the number of Men’s Units in each Conference. Deliver the
message of South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission to pastors, churches, and Lutheran Men Units.
 Submit a Detailed Activity Report for the Executive Director’s Column in each issue of the Epistle.
Also, encourage Conference Officers to submit Epistle Articles on time.
 Proofread Directory for distribution at Convention.
 Prepare a Yearly Report of Activities for the Annual Directory.
 Make a personal visit to new pastors in the Synod to promote SCLMM activities.
 Visit local LMM Units when requested.
 Assist Officers with Annual Convention and other Men’s Gatherings.
 Present a written report on the Executive Directors Activities at each Executive Committee
Meeting.
 Serve as ex-officio member and resource person for the Long Range Planning Committee.
 Represent SCLMM at Meetings when requested by the President or Executive Committee.
 Maintain list of all past South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission Presidents and Award Winners.
 Maintain SCLMM Archives at the Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary, including copies of
the Epistle, Minutes of Executive Committee Meetings, South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission
Conventions and Directories.
 Respond to written and verbal requests on behalf of SCLMM or refer such to the appropriate
Member of the Executive Committee.
 Maintain a working relationship with the Pastors of the South Carolina Synod, the Bishop and Staff
of the South Carolina Synod, ELCA Lutheran Men in Mission Leaders, LMM Conference and
LMM Unit Leaders, Women of the ELCA and Lutheran Church Youth.
 Insure appropriate certificates and awards are prepared for Outstanding Units and individuals for
presentation at conference and synod levels.
 Facilitate the invitation of special convention guests.
 Maintain banners and display them at Synod and SCLMM Functions.
 Other duties as assigned by the SCLMM Executive Committee.
 Prepare unit charters for newly organized and reactivated LMM units.
 On behalf of SCLMM, will send cards/flowers for sickness or death for those having served
SCLMM.
 To be evaluated annually, before convention, by the personnel committee. This committee is
comprised of three past presidents, with the immediate past president acting as Chairman.
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71th Annual Convention Highlights
St. Stephens
Lexington, SC
Saturday,
February 15, 2014
The Outstanding Unit award was created so the men of the congregation will have something to
remind them of their accomplishments in support of the SC Lutheran Men’s goals and the work they are doing
for our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
Outstanding Units in each conference were honored with a plaque.
OUTSTANDING UNIT AWARDS 2013
Conference
1 - Foothills
Church
Messiah
St.Michael
Location
Mauldin
Greenville
President
William "Bill" Nolan
David Cooke
Faith Lutheran Chapel
Pickens
Jay Hermanns
Pastor
Rev. John Yost.
Rev. Robert Miles &
Rev. Stringer
Rev. Kathy Harris
Shepherd of the Sea
Garden City
George Kaye
Rev. Brad Bellah
Resurrection
Cameron
Doug Doster
Rev. Wade Roof
5 - Heartland
Bethany
Redeemer
Newberry
Newberry
Rickey Long
Huger P. Caughman, Jr.
Rev. Dr. Robert McCollum
Rev. Richard Webber
6 - Midlands
St. Andrew's
Columbia
Jim Tener
Rev. John Trump
Pisgah
St. Stephen
St. David
Transfiguration
Lexington
Lexington
West Columbia
Cayce
Michael Rawl
Ron Redd
Marvin Sox
Bennie Gable
Rev. Dan Bacon
Rev. Pat Riddle
Rev. James Laurence
Rev. Alex Twedt
3 - Epiphany
4 - Amelia
8 - Saxe Gotha
Awards for Lutheran Man and Young Lutheran Man for their work in the church, and support of SC Men in Mission.
YOUNG LUTHERAN MEN FOR 2013
Conference
3- EPIPHANY
Name
Mattthew C. Snell
5- HEARTLAND
Ben Bowers
Matt Bowers
Church
Location
Shepherd of the Sea
Garden City
Redeemer
Redeemer
Newberry
Newberry
LUTHERAN MEN OF THE YEAR FOR 2013
Name
Church
Ken Walden
Faith Chapel
Location
Pickens
3- EPIPHANY
Gerald L. Wiley
Shepherd of the Sea
Garden City
5- HEARTLAND
David Lominick
St. Philip
Newberry
6- MIDLANDS
Jim Nantz
St. Paul's
Columbia
8- SAXE GOTHA
Frankie Jackson
David W. (Benjie) Rhoad
Emmanuel
St. Stephen
West Columbia
Lexington
9- WESTERN
Bobby Joe "Joey" Frazier, Jr.
St. Paul
Gilbert
Conference
1 - FOOTHILLS
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70TH ANNUAL CONVENTION HIGHLIGHTS (CON’T)
Banquet Highlights:
The 2013 Distinguished Service Award Recipients
were
The Rev. Dr. Herman R. Yoos, III and Verne "Ken" Heckel, III
Recipients for 2013 Mission Gift Funds:
Mission Congregations:
Faith Chapel, Pickens
Breath of Life, Blythewood
Crossroads, Indian Land
Cristo Rey, West Columbia
Jericho Community/Ascension, Columbia
Lutheran/Methodist Co-op Ministry, Clio
Synod Authorized Worshipping Communities:
Cristo Rey, Gaston/Pelion
Life Center, Breath of Life, Blythewood
Segrada Familia, Northeast Columbia
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$3,877.62
$3,877.62
$3,877.62
$3,877.62
$3,877.62
$3,877.62
$1,543.62
$1,543.62
$1,543.62
Missions
Are Our
Business
REGION 9
AL, GA, FL, MS,
NC, PR, SC, TN, VA
MEN'S MINISTRY COORDINATOR
Real men’s ministry encompasses many things but they should all end with your men being given the
opportunity (Pushed?) (Encouraged?) to become a bold, daring followers of Jesus Christ.
The morning pancake breakfast and meal with a guest speaker are a part of ministry but it is an entry point. I
recommend using a shape like a funnel where you have many nonthreatening events like sporting events and
hiking and rafting and property committee projects and skeet shooting and camping trips and evening bar/
eating establishment get togethers…. You get the message. They are a place that we should be earning men’s
trust and allowing them to see the peace you have gained with your relationship with Jesus. You should have
deeper events planned like bible studies and mentoring opportunities and day long ministry events such as
High, Wide and Deep (March 27-28 at Camp Kinard). You should then introduce deeper bible studies with
confidentiality guidelines so a man can share openly. You should be inviting all of your men and pastor to
attend LMM’s One Year To Live retreats across the country (May 15-17 at Lutheridge). Most of our leaders in
my church come from this ministry. It is from there that we are at the small end of the funnel that leads to
discipleship with the OYTL follow ups and outside ministries like 3DM’s intentional discipling with weekly
inviting into each others homes and lives.
Out biggest hurdles are not having our leaders prepared to go this deep, earning our pastors trust, not including
God in your plans, giving up on your vision when things get stale and using the same plan from 30 years ago.
A relationship with Jesus Christ can happen in other places. I know that the men that return from our OYTL
retreat are ready to be discipled. These men can do home invasions for hurting men and work in their
marriages and help an alcoholic become healed. Yea, that’s real men’s ministry.
Call me. Let’s talk about your plan. A 3 year plan for your men to become
BOLD, DARING FOLLOWERS OF JESUS CHRIST!
Master Builder Bibles
are great Study Guides.
Order yours today.
Peace,
Tim Crout,
VP LMM
803-261-7011
Bibles are $20.00 plus
$5.00 shipping and handling each.
Please make checks out to:
ELCA-Lutheran Men In Mission
Send your orders to:
Tim Crout
105 Kenzie Court
Lexington, SC 29073
[email protected]
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MEN IN ACTION
MIA
“Men in action for men Missing in Action!”
Men In Action is a group designed to disciple men. It has been organized to meet the needs of men who
want more than a monthly meeting. We want our events to be adventurous to get men out of their normal
environment. We want to go where the men lead us. If you want to reach men today, we encourage that
you find the time to Identify, Invite and Invest.
Identify with a man who may be a stranger, or that you may know, and Invite him to come along with you
so that you may Invest time together. As you both can learn from each other how to be better Disciples of
Christ.
If you wish to join our planning team please let us know.
Contact Jimmy Smith if you have any questions or wish to share your ideas.
Jimmy Smith
JASMITH527@WINDSTREAM .NET
803-730-4637
Congregations
that have received Mission Support
Year
Congregation
1998
1999
2000
2001
2001
2002
2003
2005
2007
2007
2007
2008
2012
2012
2014
2014
2014
2014
Lutheran Church by the Lake, McCormick
Lord of Life, Bluffton
Springs of Grace, Boiling Springs
Joy, Duncan-Moore
Mighty Fortress,Summerville
New Life, Socastee
Community in Christ, Columbia
Crossroads, Fort Mill
Faith, Pickens
Manantial de Vida, Columbia
Jericho Community/Ascension Lutheran
Lutheran/Methodist Coop Ministry for Pee Dee Indians
Life Center SAWC (Columbia)
Life Center SAWC (Blythewood)
Cristo Rey SAWC (Gaston and Pelion)
Segrada Familia SAWC (Greenville)
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MISSION GIFT FUND
2014 ANNUAL REPORT
God’s Work – Our Hands!
Think about these words for a minute. Can you see these words in action in your own congregation?
Probably so, if you really take a few minutes to reflect upon what all your congregation has done this past
year. But I know you can see God’s Work through Our LMM Hands in action in our mission congregations.
This has been a powerful year. Three of our mission congregations have been able to move beyond
their mission status. During the 2014 Synod Assembly, Breath of Life Lutheran Church, Blythewood, Faith
Lutheran Chapel, Pickens, and Crossroads Lutheran Church, Indian Land were welcomed as fellow
congregations in the South Carolina Synod of the ELCA. As Bishop Yoos noted, rare is the synod that is able
to recognize three new congregations at one time. Lest we forget, though, these congregations are still a vital
part of Lutheran Men in Mission and will continue to need our prayers and presence in the years to come.
At St. Stephen’s, Lexington, site of this year’s annual convention, we were once more invited to share
in God’s work. Monies totaling over $27,000.00 from the Mission Gift Fund were distributed among six
mission congregations and three Synod Authorized Worshipping Communities (SAWC). Upon receiving the
gift money, representatives from each mission group described how their gift money might be used to further
God’s work through them.
GIFT FUND RECIPIENTS:
Mission Congregations:
Faith Chapel, Pickens
Jericho Community/Ascension, Columbia
Lutheran/Methodist Co-op Ministry, Clio
Synod Authorized Worshipping Communities:
Cristo Rey, Gaston/Pelion
Life Center, Breath of Life, Blythewood
Segrada Familia, Northeast Columbia
$3,877.62
$3,877.62
$3,877.62
$3,877.62
$3,877.62
$3,877.62
$1,543.62
$1,543.62
$1,543.62
Later in the year we welcomed Pastor Jay Gamelin, Pilgrim Lutheran, Lexington, as our keynote
speaker at our annual Mission Gift Fund breakfast held Saturday May 31st during synod assembly. Through
his thoughtful message, God inspired many to ask questions about how to grow in faith. The 2015 SC Synod
Assembly is scheduled for May 28 – 30 at the Spartanburg Marriott. Details for the Mission Gift Fund
breakfast will be available on the webpage, http://sclmm.org, and in The Epistle.
Finally, thank you for generously giving of yourselves, your time, your presence and your resources to
continue to do God’s work in the area of missions. I pray that you will take time to visit and worship with our
fellow mission congregations to see and feel how God works through LMM to accomplish His work.
Respectfully submitted,
Von E. Metts Mission Gift Fund Director
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SCLMM COMMITTEE OF 100
The Committee of 100 was established in 1976, by Raymond Caughman, to encourage 100 men to give $100 each year to be put in the
Loan Fund. The Loan Fund provides financial help to mission congregations in the South Carolina Synod for their building programs.
In 1996 the Executive Committee started the “New Mission Start Program” which is funded by the Committee of 100 gifts. The purpose
of this fund is to provide “start up” monies for new mission churches in South Carolina when the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America does not
have sufficient funds to do so. This money is used to help pay the mission developer’s salary for no more than three years.
When you make a gift to this fund you can instruct the committee chairman to put the gift in the New Mission Start
Program or the Loan Fund or split the amount if you so desire.
2014 Committee of 100 Annual Report Financial Statement
Beginning balance as of January 1
2012
$91,114.48
2013
$80,304.17
2014
$88,838.59
Donations from membership
Interest earned
Bank Service Charges
Accounting transfer to SCLMM
Total received
80,265.11
107.07
(126.49)
0.00
$80,245.69
74,527.48
98.52
(61.58)
(50.00)
$74,415.42
80,767.18
29.44
0.00
0.00
$80,796.62
Paid out to SC Synod for Crossroads
(19,800.00)
Paid out to SC Synod for Manantial de Vita
(19,800.00)
Paid out to SC Synod for Breath of Life
(19,800.00)
Paid out to SC Synod for Faith Lutheran
(5,500.00)
Paid out to SC Synod for Cristo Rey
(9,900.00)
Paid out to SC Synod for Ascension SAWC
(1,100.00)
Paid out to SC Synod for Lutheran/Meth SAWC
(1,100.00)
Paid out to Life Center SAWC (Columbia)
0.00
Paid out to Cristo Rey SAWC (Gaston & Pelion)
0.00
Paid out to Life Center (Breath of Life) SAWC (Blythewood)
0.00
Paid out to Segrada Familia (Sacred Family) SAWC (Greenville)
0.00
Paid out to SCLMM Loan Fund
(13,741.00)
Total dispersed
(91,056.00)
Ending balance
$80,304.17
0.00
(8,500.00)
(17,500.00)
(3,000.00)
(15,300.00)
(3,000.00)
(8,000.00)
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
(10,881.00)
(65,881.00)
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
(7,500.00)
(7,500.00)
(7,500.00)
(5,000.00)
(5,000.00)
(5,000.00)
(5,000.00)
(9,282.49)
($44,282.49)
$88,838.59
* Corrected Ending Balance (reflecting total payments to be made to the SC Synod)
Memberships
2013
Memberships for past years
Foothills C1
50.
2001 ········ 611
2008 ········· 758
Upstate C2
39.
2002 ········ 661
2009 ········· 769
Epiphany C3
23.
2003 ········ 685
2010 ········· 729
Amelia C4
29.
2004 ········ 782
2011 ········· 751
Heartland C5
144.
2005 ········ 760
2012 ········· 712
Midland C6
55.
2006 ········ 782
2013 ········· 704
Coastal C7
6.
2007 ········ 793
2014 ········· 652
Saxe Gotha C8
302.
Western
C9
52.
Missions keep Growing and Growing
Miscellaneous
4.
With Your Gifts!!!
Total
704.
125,333.22
90,333.22
2014
60.
17.
27.
22.
120.
51.
5.
297.
45.
8.
652.
SCLMM Committee of 100
Supporting Mission Churches in South Carolina Since 1976
Name: __________________________________________
Address: ________________________________________
__Loan Fund
__New Mission Start Program
*undesignated gifts go to the NMSP
________________________________________________
Phone: _________________________________________
Memory/Honor of: _________________________________
Congregation: ___________________________________
Conference: _____________________________________
e-mail (print clearly): _________________________________19
Mail to: Kevin Wicker
977 Quail Drive
COMMITTEE OF 100 MEMBERSHIPS FOR 2014
2014 Membership Activity
Most new members:
2013Members
2014 Non-returns from 2013
2014 Newbies
2014 2012 returning members
2014 Retr after at least 2 yrs
704
(164)
40
35
36
FOOTHILLS CONFERENCE 1
Lutheran by the Lake, McCormick
Clarence and Ikuko Bouknight - 7
Bob and Doris Broucksou - 9
McCormick by the Lake - 2
Ron and Noreen Gale - 12
Don and Jan Garman - 4
Larry and Ann Houck - 6
R. Vernon and Lois Howe - 17
Dave and Mary Kenzie - 4
Rev. Jim Kinsler - 3
Donald Mathews - 3
James and Carol Mavity - 2
Bill and Ruth Paxton - 8
Robert F. Raack - 9
David H. Townsend - 7
Gerald L. and Joan Tracey - 10
Samuel N. and Linda Wakefield - 7
John A. Yoder - 10
Ronald D. and Judy Younts - 6
Most members in 2014:
St. Stephen’s, Lexington
St. David, West Columbia
Redeemer, Newberry
82
64
31
Thomas D. Ramsey - 8
Alan A. Socha - 38
Anthony Socha - 4
Our Saviour, Greenville
Pastor Mark Cerniglia
m Alfred Cerniglia - 4
Robert C. Chesebro
h Ken Heckel - 23
Verne "Ken" Heckel, III - 38
Verne "Ken" Heckel, III
h Dean Ganis - 38
h Summer Memorial LMM - 38
m Mrs. Charlene Heckel - 38
h Redeemer(Newberry)LMM - 38
h Grace (Prosperity) LMM - 38
h Rev. Karen Edgar Bursey - 38
m Capt. Benjamin Cerniglia - 38
m Robert A. "Bob" Ballentine - 38
Redeemer, Greer
Douglas E. Logan - 10
Mary Alice Waddell
m Robert W. Waddell - 1
Mt. Tabor, West Columbia
St. Stephen’s, Lexington
Faith, Pickens
Bethany, Newberry
St. Luke’s Florence
6
4
3
2
2
Bert and Linda Wilkerson
h Joy Lutheran Church - 4
Reformation, Lancaster
John M. Smyre - 14
St. John's, Spartanburg
Charles L. Dickson - 5
Barry A. Ellison - 5
George L. Johnson - 15
Rev. Everette Lineberger - 23
Ethel J Metz - 14
Charles L Powell - 17
H. Walker, III Stockley - 3
E. Ralph Wessinger, Jr. - 15
EPIPHANY CONFERENCE 3
Shepherd of the Sea, Garden City
Robert E. Alexander - 5
Pastor Brad E. Bellah - 2
George R. Kaye
m Mr. Butch Herman - 7
James B. Moe - 2
Larry F. Rathe - 18
William J. Storm
m Deanna Brode - 16
Clyde H. Wallace - 10
Gerald L. "Jerry" Wiley
m Ruth Wiley - 10
Faith, Pickens
Michael and Kathryn Demeyer
m Harold and Pat Shust - 1
St. John, Walhalla
Brian Dooley - 6
Rudolph J. Nothdurft, Jr. - 16
Martha K. Dorset - 6
St. John's LMM - 2
Richard and Martha Dorset - 9
Richard T. Dorset - 9
St. Michael, Greenville
Faith Lutheran Men in Mission - 1
Howard
R. Leonard - 20
Mr. Rick and Rev. Kathy Harris - 10
Howard M. Martinie - 18
Diane T. Kavanaugh - 2
St. Luke, Florence
Jenkins L. "Rick" Richardson, Jr. - 8 Walter R. Brandt - 7
William E. Payne - 1
Raymond K. Schneider - 7
Wylie H. Caldwell, Jr. - 10
David L. Vorpagel - 12
UPSTATE CONFERENCE 2
W. Dale Carrier, Sr.
m Deborah Lynn Carrier - 6
Holy Trinity, Anderson
Crossroads, Indianland
C.V. Flowers
W.A. "Bill" Christmas, III - 13
Robert A. Blake - 8
h Mrs. Anita Flowers - 11
Tommy M. Folk, III - 2
Immanuel, Greenwood
Epiphany, Rockhill
J. Earl Frick, Jr. - 6
Dr. Luther B. Aull, III - 16
Jon R. Arnson - 13
John D. Lindner - 2
R. Earl McCombs - 17
Bill Philipp
Joy, Moore
h Sons Lt.Col. Fred Philipp,
Messiah, Mauldin
Gilbert G. Bartell - 7
Mr. Tommy Philipp and
Rodney M. Brown - 2
Dr. Danny K. Crout - 15
their families - 2
C.A. "Bud" Bush - 3
Earle P. Dunham - 11
John A. Slice
Amanda Crenshaw - 6
Eugene T. "Gene" Kilcawley
h Stella Slice - 5
Ana Crenshaw - 2
in honor and memory
Charles B. "Sam" Tucker - 9
Lauren Crenshaw - 5
of all Veterans - 14
Steven Fulmer - 8
Rev. Dr. D. Murray Shull, Jr. - 25
Joseph B. Fulmer, Jr. - 28
20
St. Peters, Pawleys Island
Donald T. Belbutoski - 6
Barry L. Boyle - 1
Richard J. Nesbit - 4
Bruce Rockel - 8
Barnie E. Slice, Jr. - 21
William D. Stoneman
m Carol Stoneman - 2
Richard H. Zuch - 12
Trinity, Georgetown
Jacob B. Monte, Jr. - 8
Charles A. Moore - 12
AMELIA CONFERENCE 4
Good Shepherd, Walterboro
Willie Cammon - 9
Charles B. Rister - 12
Benjamin L. Wicker - 11
Kevin S. Wicker - 13
Ronald M. Krome - 10
Resurrection, Cameron
Lawrence R. Barwick - 8
Rev. G. Baylis Corley - 24
Milton W. Dufford - 6
Dubose Edmonds - 2
John P. Evans - 12
James A. Gates, Jr. - 10
Gilmore Haigler - 2
Joe C. Haigler - 2
Charles E. Polin, Jr. - 3
Gabriel Rast - 3
Gloria D. Rast - 19
J. D. Rast - 3
Marie Rast - 3
Shelby Rast - 3
Heber E. Rast, Jr. - 34
Resurrection LMM - 1
St. John's, Beaufort
Arno Moellenhoff - 2
HEARTLAND CONFERENCE 5
Bachman Chapel, Prosperity
James E. Boozer - 24
Bethany, Newberry
Clyde F. Berry - 7
Bethany Adult Sunday
School Class - 4
Bethany LMM - 5
Claude Calloway - 1
George Gary Felker - 18
George Gary Felker
m V. Frances Felker - 18
Bobby O. Fuller - 13
Sandra L. Fuller - 3
Donna Lominack - 9
Richard C. Lominack - 13
Mike Long - 15
Rickey L. Long - 18
Rev. Dr. Robert E. McCollum
m Rev. Delano Ricard - 7
Sunie W. Mills - 12
Faye P. Morris - 2
Raymond E. Morris - 13
Connie Moss - 1
Jewel F. Oxner - 18
Sandra C. Oxner - 15
Lisa F. Rawl - 6
Bethel, White Rock
Bishop James S. Aull - 35
Virginia K. Aull - 13
Gerald D. Edwards
h Bishop James Aull - 9
Vannie M. Toy
m Waid S. Toy - 10
Colony, Newberry
J. Wendell Bedenbaugh - 12
Grace, Prosperity
Buck Black - 1
Boyd E. Fulmer - 14
Boyd E. Fulmer, Jr. - 9
Beverly B. Merck - 11
Johnny R. Merck - 15
Berlie E. "Edd" Wicker - 14
Edwina K. Wicker - 11
Emmett E. Wicker - 3
Jane S. Wicker - 11
Macedonia, Prosperity
Yoder L. Bedenbaugh
h Nina Sue Bedenbaugh - 3
Rev. Randy Derrick - 24
Juanita B. Fulmer - 10
Monroe E. Fulmer - 11
Frances K. Hentz
m Thad K. Hentz - 13
Misc
Heartland Conference LMM - 12
Mt. Horeb, Chapin
Carolyn Bishop - 20
Rev. Henri Bishop - 24
J. Russell Burleson, Jr. - 8
Robert P. "Robbie" Frick - 31
Ronald J. Stockman - 9
Arnold D. Wodtke - 1
Mt. Olivet, Chapin
David D. Kroll - 1
21
Mt. Tabor, Little Mountain
Donald R. Counts
m Diane W. Counts - 7
Peggy H. Counts - 11
W. Voight Counts - 14
Clarice S. Evans - 6
Rev. J. Pierce Evans, Jr. - 12
Carolyn L. Torrence - 25
Pomaria/St. John, Pomaria
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Derald Edwards - 5
Rita L. Boozer - 4
John F. Boozer, III - 12
Redeemer, Newberry
Matthew N. Bowers - 8
B.L. Jr. Brown
m Kathy Derrick - 12
Dale K. Brown
h Rev Dick and
Mrs. Jeannie Webber - 4
Anne H. Caughman - 6
Kristin Anne Caughman - 5
Huger P. Caughman, Jr. - 10
Huger P. Caughman, Sr. - 10
Helen B. Fellers - 6
Tommy M. Fellers, Jr. - 9
Francis Fesperman Sunday
School Class - 4
Carolyn O. Hammond - 4
John S. Hammond - 11
Walter L. Jacobs - 7
Gayle D. Lindley - 6
John B., II Lindsay - 38
John B., III "Benji" Lindsay - 5
Ryan Lindsay - 5
Dr. Robert E., III Livingston - 6
James Long - 2
Bob Montgomery
m Mrs. Jerry Ann Whitesides - 5
Thomas C. Moose - 7
Gloria P. Nelson - 1
Redeemer LMM - 6
Kathy I. Riggin
h Tommy Fellers - 4
Homer L. "Sonny" Ringer - 11
Marcia A. Ringer - 5
Helen D. Smith - 7
Rev. Ronald G. Smith, Sr. - 13
Robert E. Summer, Jr. - 13
Pastor Dick Webber - 6
R. Doggett Whitaker - 12
Silverstreet, Silverstreet
Jimmie W. Bowers - 13
Sybel Bowers - 12
Janice Havird
m Marguerite H. Havird - 8
Jerry Havird
St. Luke's, Prosperity
Alan Bickley - 13
Enoch J. Boozer - 7
Joseph S. Boozer - 21
Rev. Henry N. Brandt
h Dorothy P. Brandt - 13
Rose S. Brandth Dorothy P.
Brandt - 3
George D. Hawkins - 1
E. Joe Kunkle Kunkle - 1
Becky Pugh - 4
John V. Pugh - 13
St. Paul, Pomaria
Jerry L. Richardson - 30
St. Philip's, Newberry
Billy and Libby Bedenbaugh - 6
St. Phillip LMM - 11
St. Thomas, Chapin
Daniel H. Sandel - 12
Marie S. Sandel - 5
W. S. "Bill" Sandel - 10
St. Thomas LMM
h Lee H. Wessinger - 6
Summer Memorial, Newberry
Betty A. Bradley
m Thomas B. Bradley - 25
Carolyn S Brigman
m Thomas "Reggie" Brigman 25
Caroline M. Fulmer
m James Carroll Fulmer - 12
Von E. Metts - 19
Mason Alexander Mills - 6
Michael B. Mills - 14
Noah Ryan Mills - 9
J. B. "Boyd" Smith - 20
Barbara A. Weaver - 14
Rev. John Weaver
memorial membership - 14
Lee Werts - 38
Mac Werts - 17
MIDLANDS CONFERENCE 6
Ascension, Cola
Rev. Herman R. Yoos, III - 8
Bethlehem, Irmo
George R. "Ron" Wertz - 26
Christ The King, Cola
William S. Lamb, Jr. - 14
Joseph E. Park, Sr.
h Bill Lamb - 12
Christus Victor, Cola
John W. Erickson - 20
Michael A. Metzler - 7
Ebenezer, Cola
Pastor Glenn and Carole Boland
m A. Clyde Boland - 2
Rev. and Mrs. David A. Donges-27
Joyce H. Lybrand
m Al Lybrand - 7
Judy R. Woolly
m The Rev. Dr. Donald E.
Woolly - 1
Gethsemane
Raymond L. Hendrix, Jr. - 8
Good Shepherd, Cola
Donald A. Caughman
h Earl Olsen - 9
Luther M. Eargle - 10
Robert F. Gundlach
m Robert E. Cooper - 10
Sid C. O. Havird - 12
Earl M. Olson - 30
Stanley A. Wilson - 16
Living Springs, Cola
Steven C. Bloss - 1
Rev. Eric Fink - 13
Robert L. Gill - 8
Mark E. Stuart - 4
Robert Turnmire - 6
Mike Wyka - 6
James H. Zieche - 4
Redeemer, Cola
Dr. Nancy T. Amundson
h Heber and Gloria Rast - 6
Tim W. Campbell - 18
James H. Derrick
h Fred E. Stuart - 29
Leo J. Metzler, Jr. - 8
Reformation, Columbia
St. Andrew's, Cola
Ronald D. Althoff - 12
Joe Berger - 6
James M. Chapman, Jr.
m James Chapman, Sr. - 1
Betty F. Dawkins - 12
Rev. Charles B. Dawkins - 16
Claude G. Galarneau - 17
C. M. "Buddy" Lewis - 9
Robert W. Lunsford
h C. L. Ridgeway - 25
C. Joe Meador - 14
Dana E. Perry - 3
22
B. Fulmer Shealy - 6
Miller W. Shealy, Sr. - 33
Stephen P. Slice - 15
Rev. John P. Trump
m Bishop Herman Cauble - 11
Lt. Col. Ronald J. Walrath
m Rev. John Weaver - 10
Lawrence W. Young - 5
St. James, Sumter
Dr. P. H. Brandt - 3
St. Luke, Cola
St. Michael's LMM - 4
St. Paul, Cola
Philippe A. Cote' - 6
Harold D. Cromer - 6
Edwin S. Eargle - 24
Caroline Kohn m Hart Kohn - 7
Dr. George A. Lippard, Jr. - 11
COASTAL CONFERENCE 7
Martin Luther, Charleston
Clarence A. Hoover, Jr. - 16
St. Matthews, Charleston
Raymond J. Patterson, Jr. - 6
Edward A. Tamsberg - 4
Carl O. Ulmer
m Gertrude Y. Ulmer - 38
Armin Windmueller
h Ted and Janie Zimmerman - 5
SAXE GOTHA CONFERENCE 8
Emmanuel, West Cola
David L. Amick, Sr.
m Frank Roof and Henry
Browder - 32
C. Wade Browder - 22
Fred A. Browder - 23
Rev. & Mrs. John D. Derrick - 15
John Matthews
given by Jimmy, Angie
and Victoria - 1
Rev. Elford B. Roof, Sr. - 28
Mrs. Leah S. Sinnott
m Edward Sinnott - 16
Faith, West Cola
Winfred C. "Cline" Epting - 10
Faith LMM - 3
Reginald L. Price - 14
Brent Ridenour - 11
Good Shepherd, Swansea
Douglas M. Bennett - 15
Pastor Lee Bowling - 5
James B. "Jim" Ellisor - 15
Good Shepherd LMM - 3
W.R. "Billy" Neese - 22
Holy Trinity, Pelion
Charles and Jean Haggard
m Roy Nichols - 7
Mt. Hermon, West Cola
James E. Addison - 4
Nancy L. Addison - 4
Rick S. Anthony
m Steven Price - 2
Perry M. Bouknight - 25
Trudy S. Bouknight - 12
Nell S. Buff - 4
Lynwood Crout - 12
Eldon R. Eargle - 12
Debbie Fulmer - 14
Kim Fulmer - 6
Ronald M. Fulmer - 30
James Hallman - 35
Dr. R. Boyd Hendrix - 18
Margie E. Hook
m Bethea R. Hook - 33
Marie W. Kleckley - 20
Jacob Marsh - 1
John David Marsh - 12
Jack D. Means - 14
Annette B. Price
m Jerry Price, Sr. - 20
Jeff and Alyson Price
Rev. Everett R. Price - 11
W. Wynne Price - 31
Earl H., Sease, Jr. - 18
Gene and Jane Sexton - 9
Jean Shealy
m Chick Shealy - 9
Faye H. Sox - 24
Terry L. Swygert - 2
Linda S. Waters
m Gerald L. Waters - 21
Raymond G. "Randy" Wise - 3
Mt. Tabor, West Cola
Celie M. Addy - 14
Rev. James W. Addy - 14
Robert A. Addy - 22
Fred and Jeanette Carter - 9
Emma Lou Easley - 8
Rev. Dr. Charles W. Easley - 12
William G. "Bill" Galardi - 6
Joe S. Jones, III - 12
Rev. F. Lavaughn and
Elizabeth Keisler - 14
Janice K. Livingston - 14
Raye H. Livingston - 1
Rev. Jerry C. Livingston - 15
Robert E. "Bob" Livingston - 26
Jenny Mack - 1
Foster McLeod - 1
Alice S. Pollock - 15
Harry and Cheryl Prim - 1
L. Todd Sease
m Peggy Sease - 12
Larry G. Sease - 13
Russell and Pat Shealy - 1
James E. "Jimmy" Smith
given by Angie and
Victoria - 2
Rev. Ralph D. Stilwell
m William E. and
Hazel G. Stilwell - 23
Charles E. Willyerd
m George N. Wise - 1
Nazareth, Lexington
Roy G. Ballington - 21
Our Saviour, West Cola
William F. "Bill" Aull
m R. A. Barr, Jr. - 19
David A. Griffith - 5
Rev. Lance Henderson - 5
Marion E. "Bill" Hill - 11
Howard F. Hughes - 2
Margaret D. Jumper - 20
W. Craig Jumper - 31
Chris L. Keitt - 3
Barney T. Keitt, Jr. - 7
Ben E. Lemons
h Rev. John Satterwhite - 22
Charles W. Nicholson - 3
H. Henry Puckhaber - 21
Herman L. Shealy - 7
Doris M. Wessinger - 15
Heyward D. Wessinger - 24
Mae L. Wicker
m Robert L. Wicker - 17
Frank D. Yonce, Jr.
m Betty U. Boozer - 7
Pilgrim, Lexington
Frank Bouknight - 4
Frank H. Chapman - 28
Leighton Chapman - 9
Warren H. Christmus, Jr. - 9
Tim Crout - 24
David C. Drafts - 10
Claudine B. Hope
m W. L. Hope - 2
Alan K. Hyatt - 2
James R. Metts - 12
Robert R. Mielke
m Don Baxter - 9
Dannie J. Novak - 10
Peter J. Reinhart - 9
Archie, Jr. Trawick
m Paul Drafts - 6
23
Sherrie A. Trawick - 5
Theodore K. "Ted" Wingard
m Marolyn Wingard - 8
Richard L. Wingard, Jr. - 1
Pisgah, Lexington
Rev. Gerald D. "Dan" Bacon
h Hugh Caldwell - 18
Gene Bishop
h Raymond Caughman - 14
Virginia Bishop
h Hugh Caldwell - 2
R. Hugh Caldwell
m Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Robert Smith - 32
Glen D. Clamp - 6
Homer L. Keisler - 10
Isaac D. Porter - 5
Joel D. Spires, Sr. - 8
Providence, Lexington
Rev. Bob Beaver - 14
Russell P. Pye - 4
Sandy Run, Swansea
John S. Elias - 3
Loretta H. Haigler - 15
Rev. Alvin H. Haigler, Sr. - 15
St. David, West Cola
Linda F. Albert - 13
Rev. W. Richard "Dick" Albert - 16
Ann C. Alexander - 5
William E. "Gene" Alexander - 13
James P. Bickley - 2
Sharon Bouronich - 2
Vince Bouronich - 15
John E. Brantley - 6
Leonard C. Bugay, Jr. - 6
Marvin C. Carnell - 1
Elizabeth Caughman - 23
Hampton S. Caughman - 30
Raymond S. Caughman, Jr.
h Raymond Caughman, Sr. - 12
Raymond S. Caughman, Sr. - 38
James A. Caulder - 11
Roger L. Coffman
m Bobby Hill - 11
Roger L. Coffman
h Waymon Martin - 11
Charles M. Compton - 7
Francis E. Davis - 12
Charles Dooley - 3
Albert J. Dooley, Sr. - 34
Thelma W. "Ann" Dowd
m Micky Dowd - 8
Wayne DuVall - 16
Larry Enlow - 18
David E. Frye, Jr. - 5
Julia R. Hill
m Bob Hill - 9
Robert N. Hubbs - 38
Frank E. Hutchins - 37
Charles Hylton - 9
K. Earl Jeffcoat, Jr. - 14
Andrew J. Laughlan - 2
Rev. James Laurence - 13
Curtis B. "Bernie" Lee - 13
John B. Lovett - 4
Larry C. Lown - 20
James Harold Lown, Sr.
Waymon Martin - 11
Elizabeth B. Mathias - 6
F. Tillman Mathias - 7
Charles McDaniel - 22
Elbert McDaniel
Stan C. Minemier - 10
Rev. Ruben H. Olawsky - 22
Henry A. Padgett - 2
Sybil L. Quattlebaum
m Robert Quattlebaum - 21
Curtis C. Rea - 9
James R. "Bob" Rea - 14
Robert B. Rea - 11
Patrick Riddle - 5
James H. Riddle, III - 8
James H. Riddle, Jr. - 19
Betty S. Rikard
m Alvin Rikard - 18
Dr. Albert K. Roberts, Jr. - 7
Matthew Schnabel - 7
Matthew and Celeste Schnabel
m Harold Lown - 7
Bernard B. Shealy - 15
Robert C. Shull - 11
Wyman L. Shull - 24
Mikel C. Smith - 9
Gerald and Dina Sox
m Willie Sox - 6
Kevin J. Sox - 4
Marvin W. Sox - 27
Peggy C. Sox
m Willie L Sox - 37
Barbara H. Thompson - 3
St. James, Lexington
Thomas C. Boozer - 30
John P. Harmon - 34
Jerry S. Hutto, Jr.
m JoAnn D. Hutto - 24
J. Larry Kyzer - 34
Rev. William B. Kyzer, Sr.
h Mr. and Mrs. Tommy
Tyson - 17
Sammie W. Metts
m Thomas A. Metts - 9
G. Adam Steele, Jr. - 6
George A. Steele, Sr. - 24
Thomas A. Tyson - 22
St. John, Lexington
Bryan R. Hook - 15
Edwin E. Hook
m Rozelle B. Hook - 12
Gary Johnson - 11
Karen Johnson - 8
Ashley Rawl - 15
Dean Rawl - 11
Howard N. Rawl - 21
Wayne Rawl
m Mrs. Pat Rawl - 29
Wayne Rawl - 29
C. T. Reynolds - 20
Doris Reynolds - 14
Springhill Holdings, LLC
m Sue Wingard - 7
Bob Wingard
m Sue Wingard - 19
St. Matthew's, Lexington
Cecil L. Lowman - 23
Ruby V. Lowman
m Rev. Mike Sease - 14
Jessie V. Lowman, Sr.
Howard L. McCartha - 20
St. Stephen, Lexington
Christie C. Addy
m Mr. Chris Corley - 7
Heyward C. Addy - 15
Teresa Addy - 8
John K. Addy, Jr. - 13
John K. Addy, Jr.
m Tim Addy - 13
m J. Kermit Addy, Sr. - 33
h the boys - 13
Dr. R. Paul Austin - 20
Dr. R. Paul Austin
m Dr. James M. Austin - 15
h Robert Paul Austin III - 15
h Smith D. Austin - 15
h Lewis J. Austin - 15
Ivan Black
h Mr. F. U. Black - 4
Samuel Joe Boles, Jr. - 7
Rev. Dr. Dennis Bolton - 13
W. David Bozard - 13
Cal Brantley - 2
Kerri H. Brittingham - 13
Michael and Kerri Brittingham
h their children - 5
Michael T. Brittingham - 13
Kerry R. Brown
h D. Murray Price - 21
W. Thad Bruner, Jr. - 33
Beth Caddell
m Marvin P. "Pete" Caddell - 21
Roscoe S. Caughman - 29
Josef E. Clark - 12
24
Homer E. Corley - 18
Alonzo Cox - 13
Jacob A. Davis - 3
Louis L. Davis - 34
Rev. Ronald L. Diegel - 12
C. Warner Ettenger - 22
C. Warner Ettenger
John W. Flitter
h God's Blessings - 9
Stephen R. Fowler - 10
Frank E. Gulley - 1
Lon P. Hamby - 1
Paul E. Harman - 7
Mayo N. Harmon - 34
Rebecca Harmon
m Mr. H.T. "Buck" Harmon - 31
Martha J. Hartley
h James M. Lowman - 25
Richard J. Hook - 22
W. Edward Howard, Jr. - 10
Kennerd P. Howell - 2
Dr. Mary W. Keisler - 4
Wyman & Beverly Kyzer
m Mr. and Mrs.
Jake L. Metz - 33
Leslie E. Lauziere - 4
Vinton D. Lide - 4
Kathryn W. Liverman
m Dr. J. S. Liverman - 5
Robert W. Lowman, Sr. - 20
Dr. Ginger Macaulay
Dr. Ginger Macaulay
m Dr. and Mrs. J. Gray
Macaulay - 13
Dr. Ginger Macaulay
m Dr. and Mrs.
Homer Mathias - 13
Kenneth M. Mathews - 32
Carolyn N. Mathias - 12
William L. Mathias - 32
Sam E. McCuen - 10
Tommy Miles - 4
W. Glenn Neeley - 1
Thomas J. O'Brien - 24
Robert W. Oswald - 4
Bob Pittman - 1
D. Murray Price - 35
Frances A. Price - 13
Otis Rawl - 4
Phil B. Reams - 2
Ronald L. Redd
m Wallace L. Redd - 11
Ronald L. Redd - 11
Jerry L. Redman
m Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Redman - 14
David Benji Rhoad - 11
Rev. Patrick W. Riddle - 13
Tim and Nickie Riley - 7
William Dickson Robinson, Jr. - 18
Claudia L. Schneider
m Franklin G. Lee - 17
Allen B. Shealy - 2
Richard L. Shealy - 5
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Slice - 10
Thomas L. "Wink" Sox, Sr. - 7
St. Stephen's Men's Sunday
School Class - 4
George W. Stoudemire, Jr. - 8
Margaret D. Taylor
m Holmes and Roxie Dreher - 5
J. Henry Wessinger - 12
Harriet E. Wingard
m Mr. L. E. "Flip" Wingard - 30
Transfiguration, West Cola
H. David Bowers - 9
Kenneth J. Cousson - 15
Zion, Lexington
John T. Drafts - 37
Charles C. Hendrix - 14
Steven W. Hendrix - 19
Don and Ethel Riley
m our parents - 19
Verona S. Shealy - 14
William W. Shealy - 23
Stephen K. Sult - 6
WESTERN CONFERENCE 9
Bethlehem, Leesville
Rev. and Mrs. J. Hilton Roof - 16
Rev. J. Hilton Roof
m Raymond Meetze - 15
Rev. J. Hilton Roof
m C. Edwards Gable - 15
Rev. J. Hilton Roof
m Robert Rikard - 15
m George E. Sons - 15
Cedar Grove, Leesville
Daniel L. Adams - 1
George W. Eargle - 4
Dean Ganis - 33
Sharon Ganis - 13
Janice O. Price - 2
Tommy Price - 2
Fred R. Swygert, Sr. - 11
Faith, Batesburg
Watson Eargle - 24
Grace, Gilbert
Joseph H. Bedenbaugh - 3
Raymond L. Boozer - 37
Ashley R. Leaphart - 13
Virgil Leaphart - 38
Dr. Moody Oswald - 25
Everette A. Rooks
h Grace Lutheran Men - 3
Holy Trinity, North Augusta
Linda B. Norton
m Harold I. Bush - 6
Mt. Calvary, Johnston
Marion F. Austin - 1
St. Paul's LMM
h John W. Green - 1
Dan Tinman
m Jack Tinman - 23
Donald G. Tinman - 17
Gene C. Tinman - 27
Nancy S. Tinman
m Julius Drafts - 14
Patricia R. Tinman - 11
St. Peter, Batesburg
Rev. Guy C. Cruse - 20
Union Lutheran, Leesville
Dane W. Coffman - 9
Lewis S. Gable - 21
Justin Price
m William Price - 1
Wittenberg, Leesville
William E. Caughman - 15
Robert E. Epting
to the Glory of God - 1
Charles M. Nichols - 15
Jerry S. Price - 6
St. James, Graniteville
N. Wayne Fulmer - 5
St. James Lutheran Church
m James A. Randall - 1
St. James Lutheran Church Men
Gilbert H. Vance - 7
Lutheran Theological Southern
Seminary
Rev. Paul H. Summer
m Mark and Lois Summer - 1
St. James, Leesville
Randy A. Barnes - 6
Wayne E. Caughman
m I.D. Porter - 31
David A. Epting, Jr. - 1
St. Paul, Gilbert
John W. Green
m his parents Ernest and
Rosa Green - 26
Harley J. Oody - 2
Mendal Price - 18
Andrew Timothy "Tim" Sease
h Krell Sease - 14
Eitell Sease - 20
25
Other
Misc
St. Paul's, Gaffney
Barry M. Brown - 26
Rev. James E. "Bucky" Brown - 1
St. Peter's, Lexington
Rev. Larry S. Long - 19
R. Gene Porth - 34
Carl J. Shealy - 5
2014 COMMITTEE OF 100 IN HONOR OF
Robert C. Chesebro
h Ken Heckel - 23
h Dean Ganis - 38
h Summer Memorial LMM - 38
h Redeemer (Newberry) LMM - 38
h Grace (Prosperity) LMM - 38
h Rev. Karen Edgar Bursey - 38
Joy, Moore
Bert and Linda Wilkerson
h Joy Lutheran Church - 4
St. Luke, Florence
C.V. Flowers
h Mrs. Anita Flowers - 11
Bill Philipp
h sons Lt.Col. Fred Philipp,
Mr. Tommy Philipp and
their families - 2
John A. Slice
h Stella Slice - 5
St. Luke's, Prosperity
Rev. Henry N. Brandt
Rose S. Brandt
Raymond S. Caughman, Jr.
h Raymond Caughman, Sr. - 12
Roger L. Coffman
h Waymon Martin - 11
St. Thomas, Chapin
St. Thomas LMM
h Lee H. Wessinger - 6
Rev. William B. Kyzer, Sr.
h Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Tyson - 17
Christ The King, Cola
Joseph E. Park, Sr.
h Bill Lamb - 12
Good Shepherd, Cola
Donald A. Caughman
h Earl Olsen - 9
Redeemer, Cola
Dr. Nancy T. Amundson
James H. Derrick
h Fred E. Stuart - 29
St. Andrew's, Cola
Robert W. Lunsford
h C. L. Ridgeway - 25
John K. Addy, Jr.
h the boys - 13
Dr. R. Paul Austin
h Robert Paul Austin III - 15
h Smith D. Austin - 15
h Lewis J. Austin - 15
Ivan Black
h Mr. F. U. Black - 4
Michael and Kerri Brittingham
h their children - 5
Kerry R. Brown
C. Warner Ettenger
John W. Flitter
h God's Blessings - 9
Martha J. Hartley
h James M. Lowman - 25
Dr. Ginger Macaulay
AMELIA CONFERENCE 4
Armin Windmueller
h Ted and Janie Zimmerman - 5
Bethel, White Rock
Gerald D. Edwards
h Bishop James Aull - 9
Yoder L. Bedenbaugh
h Nina Sue Bedenbaugh - 3
Redeemer, Newberry
Dale K. Brown
h Rev Dick and
Mrs. Jeannie Webber - 4
Kathy I. Riggin
h Tommy Fellers - 4
Ben E. Lemons
h Rev. John Satterwhite - 22
Pisgah, Lexington
Rev. Gerald D. "Dan" Bacon
h Hugh Caldwell - 18
Gene Bishop
h Raymond Caughman - 14
Virginia Bishop
h Hugh Caldwell - 2
26
Grace, Gilbert
Everette A. Rooks
h Grace Lutheran Men - 3
St. Paul, Gilbert
Andrew Timothy "Tim" Sease
h Krell Sease - 14
St. Paul's LMM
h John W. Green - 1
2014 COMMITTEE OF 100 IN MEMORY OF
AMELIA CONFERENCE 4
Faith, Pickens
Michael and Kathryn Demeyer
m Harold and Pat Shust - 1
Pastor Mark Cerniglia
m Alfred Cerniglia - 4
m Mrs. Charlene Heckel - 38
m Capt. Benjamin N.
Cerniglia - 38
m Robert A. "Bob"
Ballentine - 38
Redeemer, Greer
Mary Alice Waddell
m Robert W. Waddell - 1
Joy, Moore
Eugene T. "Gene" Kilcawley
in honor and memory of
all Veterans - 14
St. John's, Spartanburg
Bethany, Newberry
George Gary Felker
m V. Frances Felker - 18
Rev. Dr. Robert E. McCollum
m Rev. Delano Ricard - 7
Bethel, White Rock
Vannie M. Toy
m Waid S. Toy - 10
Frances K. Hentz
m Thad K. Hentz - 13
Donald R. Counts
m Diane W. Counts - 7
Redeemer, Newberry
B.L. Jr. Brown
m Kathy Derrick - 12
Bob Montgomery
m Mrs. Jerry Ann Whitesides - 5
Janice Havird
Jerry Havird
George R. Kaye
m Mr. Butch Herman - 7
William J. Storm
m Deanna Brode - 16
Gerald L. "Jerry" Wiley
m Ruth Wiley - 10
St. Luke, Florence
W. Dale Carrier, Sr.
m Deborah Lynn Carrier - 6
St. Peters, Pawleys Island
William D. Stoneman
m Carol Stoneman - 2
Trinity, Georgetown
Betty A. Bradley
m Thomas B. Bradley - 25
Carolyn S Brigman
m Thomas "Reggie"
Brigman - 25
Caroline M. Fulmer
m James Carroll Fulmer - 12
Rev. John Weaver
m memorial membership - 14
Ebenezer, Cola
Pastor Glenn and Carole Boland
m A. Clyde Boland - 2
Joyce H. Lybrand
m Al Lybrand - 7
Judy R. Woolly
m The Rev. Dr. Donald E.
Woolly - 1
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Good Shepherd, Cola
Robert F. Gundlach
m Robert E. Cooper - 10
St. Andrew's, Cola
James M. Chapman, Jr.
m James Chapman, Sr. - 1
Rev. John P. Trump
m Bishop Herman Cauble - 11
Lt. Col. Ronald J. Walrath
m Rev. John Weaver - 10
St. Paul, Cola
Caroline Kohn
m Hart Kohn - 7
Carl O. Ulmer
m Gertrude Y. Ulmer - 38
Emmanuel, West Cola
David L. Amick, Sr.
m Frank Roof and Henry
Browder - 32
John Matthews
given by Jimmy, Angie and
Victoria - 1
Mrs. Leah S. Sinnott
m Edward Sinnott - 16
Charles and Jean Haggard
m Roy Nichols - 7
Mt. Hermon, West Cola
Rick S. Anthony
m Steven Price - 2
Margie E. Hook
m Bethea R. Hook - 33
Annette B. Price
Jeff and Alyson Price
Jean Shealy
m Chick Shealy - 9
Linda S. Waters
m Gerald L. Waters - 21
2014 COMMITTEE OF 100 IN MEMORY OF
Mt. Tabor, West Cola
L. Todd Sease
m Peggy Sease - 12
James E. "Jimmy" Smith
given by Angie and Victoria - 2
Rev. Ralph D. Stilwell
m William E. and
Hazel G. Stilwell - 23
Charles E. Willyerd
m George N. Wise - 1
William F. "Bill" Aull
m R. A. Barr, Jr. - 19
Mae L. Wicker
m Robert L. Wicker - 17
Frank D. Yonce, Jr.
m Betty U. Boozer - 7
Pilgrim, Lexington
Claudine B. Hope
m W. L. Hope - 2
Robert R. Mielke
m Don Baxter - 9
Archie, Jr. Trawick
m Paul Drafts - 6
Theodore K. "Ted" Wingard
m Marolyn Wingard - 8
Pisgah, Lexington
R. Hugh Caldwell
m Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Robert Smith - 32
Roger L. Coffman
m Bobby Hill - 11
Thelma W. "Ann" Dowd
m Micky Dowd - 8
Julia R. Hill
m Bob Hill - 9
James Harold Lown, Sr.
Elbert McDaniel
Sybil L. Quattlebaum
m Robert Quattlebaum - 21
Betty S. Rikard
m Alvin Rikard - 18
Matthew and Celeste Schnabel
m Harold Lown - 7
Gerald and Dina Sox
m Willie Sox - 6
Peggy C. Sox
m Willie L Sox - 37
Jerry S. Hutto, Jr.
m JoAnn D. Hutto - 24
Sammie W. Metts
m Thomas A. Metts - 9
St. John, Lexington
Edwin E. Hook
m Rozelle B. Hook - 12
Wayne Rawl
m Mrs. Pat Rawl - 29
Springhill Holdings, LLC
m Sue Wingard - 7
Bob Wingard
m Sue Wingard - 19
St. Matthew's, Lexington
Ruby V. Lowman
Jessie V. Lowman, Sr.
Christie C. Addy
m Mr. Chris Corley - 7
John K. Addy, Jr.
m Tim Addy - 13
John K. Addy, Jr.
m J. Kermit Addy, Sr. - 33
Dr. R. Paul Austin
m Dr. James M. Austin - 15
Beth Caddell
m Marvin P.
"Pete" Caddell - 21
Rebecca Harmon
m Mr. H.T. "Buck" Harmon - 31
Wyman & Beverly Kyzer
m Mr. and Mrs. Jake L.
Metz - 33
Kathryn W. Liverman
m Dr. J. S. Liverman - 5
Dr. Ginger Macaulay
m Dr. and Mrs.
J. Gray Macaulay - 13
Dr. Ginger Macaulay
m Dr. and Mrs.
Homer Mathias - 13
Ronald L. Redd
m Wallace L. Redd - 11
Jerry L. Redman
m Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Redman - 14
Claudia L. Schneider
m Franklin G. Lee - 17
Margaret D. Taylor
m Holmes and
Roxie Dreher - 5
Harriet E. Wingard
m Mr. L. E. "Flip" Wingard - 30
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Zion, Lexington
Don and Ethel Riley
m our parents - 19
Rev. J. Hilton Roof
m Raymond Meetze - 15
Rev. J. Hilton Roof
m C. Edwards Gable - 15
Rev. J. Hilton Roof
m Robert Rikard - 15
Rev. J. Hilton Roof
m George E. Sons - 15
Holy Trinity, North Augusta
Linda B. Norton
m Harold I. Bush - 6
St. James Lutheran Church
St. James Lutheran Church Men
St. Paul, Gilbert
John W. Green
m his parents Ernest and
Rosa Green - 26
Dan Tinman
m Jack Tinman - 23
Nancy S. Tinman
m Julius Drafts - 14
Union Lutheran, Leesville
Justin Price
m William Price - 1
Robert E. Epting
To the Glory of God - 1
OTHER
Lutheran Theological
Southern Seminary
Rev. Paul H. Summer
m Mark and Lois Summer - 1
MISC
Wayne E. Caughman
m I.D. Porter - 31
HONORARY LIFE MEMBERSHIPS AND MEMORIALS REPORT FOR 2014
Honorary Life Memberships and Memorials are two of the many ways to ensure that Mission Church’s grow and spread
the Gospel through SCLMM and honor people that have impacted your life or church’s life at the same time. A donation of $25.00
for each will help the mission church's these funds go to, and the Gift Fund’s are disbursed at the Convention Banquet. Theses
funds are absolute gifts and the church’s can use them for anything they need.
70 Honorary Life Memberships and 102 Memorial recipients were received in 2014.
Thomas Ramsey, Chairman
Honorary Life Memberships and Memorials
“Honorary Life Membership” is a way to pay tribute to a man, woman or young person in your congregation who
is always there when needed and never finds an excuse to not help his fellow man regardless of the situation.
“Memorials” are given in memory of a loved one that has passed to the church triumphant and
HONORARY LIFE MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORM
($25.00 Minimum)
I hereby apply for an Honorary Life Membership Certificate and Pin for:
Name _____________________________________________________________Date desired on certificate_______________
*Citation is for __________________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Presented by ____________________________________________________________________________________________
Email of Contact Person: _______________________________________________________________________________________
Name of Church _________________________________________________ Conference _____________________________
Mail Certificate to _______________________________________________________________________________________
Mailing Address ______________________________________________________________________________________
MEMORIAL APPLICATION FORM
($25.00 Minimum)
I hereby apply for a Memorial Certificate:
______________________________________________________________________________________________________
(IN MEMORY OF)
Presented by __________________________________________________________________________________________
Email of Contact Person: ______________________________________________________________________________________
Name of Church___________________________________________________Conference ____________________________
Mail Certificate to _____________________________________________________________________________________
Mailing Address ______________________________________________________________________________________
Tom Ramsey
208 East Crest Dr
H (864) 967-8768—[email protected]
Cell: (864) 304-5107
Mail Checks and Requests for
Honorary Life and
Memorial Membership
Certificates to:
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2014 HONORARY LIFE MEMBERSHIPS (70)
Gil Bartell
Ed Eargle
John Harmon
Larry Kyzer
Ray Tanner
Given by SCLMM
Shiryl Ballard
Phil Bostian
Jeanette Bergeron
John Boozer
Ronald Boozer
Rev. Lawrence J. Clark
Phillippe Cote
Anne Marie Cummings
Nathan Cummings
T. Harold “Hal” Derrick
Dr. Brian Dooley
Bill Dukes
Terry Edwards
Bob. F. Edmonds
Jaime Fivecoat
Pastor Mikki Corley Gay
Robert M. Lanning
Tom Monterose
Amanda Moore
Alfred Nichols
Melody Oliver
Otis Rawl
Ronald “Ron” Redd
Karen Street
Suann K. White
Don Williams
Given by Mr. Verne “Ken” Heckle III
Pastor Jeremy Jay Gamelin
Given by Unknown
Charles E. Norris
Given by St. Matthew’s LMM
Earl H. Sease, Jr.
Given by Mt. Hermon LMM
Rev. Mikki Corley Gay
Given by Breath of Life
Lutheran Church
John L Yost III
Given by Messiah Lutheran
Men In Mission
Rev. Bob Beaver
Pat Caughman
Steve Cox
Lexanne Graves
W.D. “Dick” Robinson
Ed Smith
Given by Ronald Redd
Brad Bedenbaugh
Roscoe Bedenbaugh
Given by Summer Memorial LMM
David Horace Sease
Given by Bethany Lutheran Church
Dale Swyaert
Given by Harly Oody
Jim Metts
Fred Stuart
Given by Mt. Horeb LMM
David Alan Eargle
Given by St. Luke’s
Honorary Life Members
Rev. Terry Amick
Given by St. Phillip’s LMM
Bright Griffin
Given by Bethlehem Men’s Group
Perry M. Bouknight
James M. Lowman
Given by Saxe Gotha Conference LMM
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2014 MEMORIAL MEMBERSHIPS (102)
Marcia Ann Mason Thomas “Tom” Arcuri Victor N. “Pete” Bailey Jr. Rev. George Elias Meetze Ward Preston Beckwith, Jr. Henry Earle Merchant, Sr. Julius Seelye Bixler Dr. Andrew Charles Moore Karl Heinrich Von Bogatzky Sarah “Sally” Munson Mark Buo e Ola Mae Parker Marvin “Pete” Caddell William Vance Parker, III Bruce Cooper James Louis Pe gru Rev. Dr. Robert Crouse Pauline Corley Pinner Be y Cureton Margaret Suber Price Po er Ernest S. Dreher Belle Mead Prichard Darlene Eargle Be y Foster Ready Marvin Eargle Dorothy P. Reese Willie Earle Norma Ruﬀ Richardson Harry Allen Eastham Shelton J. Rimer, Jr. Ha e Bess Fallaw Shelton J. Rimer, Sr. Michael Lee Faraca Rev. Elford B. Roof, Sr. George Finkelstein Rev. Milas “Mike” Sease, III Eugene Dewey Foxworth, III Herbert E. Sharpe, Sr. Margaret S llwell Lewis David “Buddy” Freeman Freddie P. Strock Virginia W. Garre Rev. O. Woody Hamme Margaret Mar n Suber William Harvey Hand Robert Beverifge “Bob” Talbert Harry O. Harman, Jr. Professor Julian Taylor Charlo e G. Hemingway Abraham “Abe” Thomy James Malcolm Hipp Howard Thorson Rachel Rebecca Hipp Rev. Leroy Cauble Trexler Dorielle Vigue Deborah Ann Ho el Joseph Raymond “Ray” Hunter, Jr. Henry R. Weeks, Jr. George Wessinger, Sr. Iglesia Luterana Thomas N. Whiteside Manan al De Vida Vivian “Bibi” Iverson Margaret E. Wyse Darrell Jennewine Annie Rosamond Horne Yates Patricia “Pa y” Kasell Rev. Dr. John Louis Yost, Jr. Given By Mr.
Judge Thomas Kemmerlin, Jr. Verne “Ken” Heckle III
Frances W. Kennickell Ma lda Kleckley Myrtle Kyzer Professor Howard Koonce I.D. Porter Karen Lee Nell Rawl Benjamin LeFevre, Jr. Given By Pisgah Mary S. Leitzsey Lutheran Men in Mission George A. Lippard, Sr. John Malcolm Li le George Owens James Odell Long Given By Nola Mae Corley Lucius Shepherd of the Sea LMM Professor George Maier 31
James Odell Long Given By Corinth St. Marks LMM Donald E. Schaefer Clyde R. Gilstrap Given By Faith Lutheran Chapel LMM Bobby “Bob” Johill Waymon McAuthur Mar n Hampton Talbert Turner Charles Paul Wessinger Given By St. David LMM William “Bill” Benne Drake W. Glenn Riser Sr. Robert “Bob” Love Troutman Given By St. John’s Lutheran Herb Benson Given By St. Paul LMM Charles Wayne Dickerson, Sr. Dorothy Sandel Keller James Edward Norris, Sr. Given By Transfigura on LMM Elford Roof Sr. Earl Sills Given By Emmanuel LMM Bethea R. Hook Given By Mt. Hermon Lutheran Men Harry O. Harman Jr. Given By Ronald L. Redd Military Veterans of Mt. Olivet Given By Anonymous Member LOAN FUND GUIDELINES
Effective February 19, 2011
Contributions to the South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission (SCLMM) Loan Fund will be used to grant loans to mission
congregations in the South Carolina Synod, ELCA, as determined by the SCLMM Executive Committee. Mission
congregations include newly organized congregations and congregations under “redevelopment” as identified by the SC
Synod, ELCA. This fund shall be incorporated under the laws of the State of South Carolina. The loans shall be interest free
if repaid on schedule. If the loan is not repaid on schedule, an interest rate of not more than eight percent (8%) per annum
will be charged (see Article 1 Section 4 of the SCLMM Constitution By-Laws). The basic intent of the SCLMM Loan Fund
is to support the mission congregations in the South Carolina Synod, ELCA. Mission congregations are defined as
congregations under development by the ELCA Division for Evangelical Outreach and Congregational Mission and/or the
American Missions Committee of the South Carolina Synod, or as a lesser priority, congregations becoming self-supporting
within the last five (5) years. On a “special case” basis, loans may be granted to other congregations or ministries of the
South Carolina Synod after recommendation by the Loan Committee and approved by two-thirds vote of the Executive
Committee of SCLMM.
Loan priority shall be as follows: First unit construction, second unit construction, property acquisition, and additional
expansion of facilities. The fund is not intended to be used for general repairs or furnishings. Other cases may arise which
require special consideration. These will be administered as recommended by the SCLMM Loan Committee and approved
by the Executive Committee and handled individually thereby not becoming general policy.
GENERAL GUIDELINES
1. The SCLMM Loan Fund will not be the primary lender for projects exceeding $150,000. In any case the other provisions
of the guidelines will be applicable.
2. Payments must commence on a monthly basis beginning no later than 90 days after the date of closing. Deferred payments
will not be allowed unless approved by the SCLMM Executive Committee, after recommendation by the Loan Committee.
3. Outstanding loans will continue to be repaid under the guidelines in effect when the application is approved. Any
modifications to a loan agreement prior to repayment in full (time extension, amount of loan, etc.) must be approved by the
Executive Committee, after consideration by the Loan Committee. Loans are not intended to be open ended accounts.
Once a loan is approved by the Executive Committee, disbursement must be made within one year of the approval date. If
funds are not disbursed within this timeframe, the applicant must submit a new application.
4. The maximum loan will not exceed $350,000. The maximum will include other loans to the same congregation. The
actual amount of the loan will be determined after consultation, and in coordination with the SC Synod.
5. The maximum term of the loan will not exceed 20 years. Minimum payments will be made as follows: Years 1-5 are
$2.50 per month, per thousand dollars borrowed. Years 6-10 are $4.17 per month, per thousand dollars borrowed. Years
11-20 are $5.00 per month, per thousand dollars borrowed. (This is the minimum repayment schedule and the Mortgagor
has the option to repay at faster rates at any time during the term of the loan).
6. The maximum loan in Special Cases shall be limited to $150,000 with a ten year term. Equal monthly payments must be
made at a rate of $8.34 per month, per thousand dollars borrowed. Special case loans include loans to established
congregations and ministries of the SC Synod which may not be in a position to secure a commercial loan, but demonstrate
the ability to repay a loan under the SCLMM Loan Fund guidelines. These loans are for capital improvements (new
construction, major renovation) that will enhance the ability of the ministry to better perform its mission, not for routine
expenses associated with maintaining a facility.
7. The SCLMM Loan Committee will not recommend a loan for a mission congregation to the SCLMM Executive
Committee without consulting with the ELCA Division For Evangelical Outreach and Congregational Mission Director
through the American Missions Committee of the South Carolina Synod.
8. At its discretion, the SCLMM Executive Committee may grant loans that require a more rapid repayment than the above
provisions require. Any change in the Repayment schedule or refinancing of the loan, must have the consent of the
SCLMM Executive Committee, after consultation with the Loan Committee.
9. As outlined in Article 1, sections 4 & 8 of the SCLMM Constitution by-laws, Interest generated from the Loan
Fund may be used for the New Mission Start Program, as needed, or other programs of the SCLMM as determined
by the Executive Committee in which the amount, in total, requested for all other programs for the current year,
shall not exceed 50% of the Loan Fund interest earned in the prior year. Money contributed to the loan fund by an
individual or congregational LM unit should never be used for anything other than loans.
The SCLMM Loan Committee will bring a loan request, with recommendations, to the SCLMM Executive Committee at a
regularly scheduled meeting of the Executive Committee. If the loan is approved as presented, no further action is necessary.
If the request is denied or amended, the Executive Committee will table the request until the following regularly scheduled
meeting in order to give the Loan Committee time to acquire additional information or make other recommendations. Action
at the second meeting will be final.
These guidelines shall be reviewed annually by the SCLMM Executive Committee prior to the SCLMM Annual Convention.
Notice of any proposed changes must be given to the SCLMM Loan Committee and to the SCLMM President thirty (30)
days prior to the SCLMM Executive Committee meeting at which time the review will be conducted. Approved changes in
the guidelines shall be announced at the Annual Convention.
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LOAN FUND APPLICATION
Name of Church ________________________________________________________
Date ___________________
Address ______________________________________________________________________________________________
City/Town _________________________________________________________________
Total Cost of Project ___________________________
SC ZIP_____________
Amount of Loan Request __________________
Purpose of Loan ______________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
Date Approved by Congregation Council ____________________________________________________
Number of Baptized Members _______________________
Number of Confirmed Members ____________
PLEASE ATTACH THE FOLLOWING
1. Copy of Annual Report.
2. Copy of Budget for the Prior and Current Year.
3. Copy of Treasurer’s Reports for the Prior and Current Year.
4. Signed Copy of Guidelines for South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission Loan Fund.
Signed by:
Pastor ____________________________________________________ Telephone ____________________________
President __________________________________________________ Telephone ____________________________
Treasurer __________________________________________________ Telephone ____________________________
Mail application to: Al Socha
113 Brockman Drive
Maudlin, SC 29662
LOAN FUND RECIPIENTS
Abiding Presence Lutheran, York
*Advent Lutheran Church, North
Charleston
All Saints Lutheran, Summerville
A Mighty Fortress Lutheran, Summerville
Augsburg Lutheran, Union
Christ the King Lutheran, Columbia
*Christ the King Lutheran, Greenville
Christ the Servant Lutheran, Conway
Christus Victor Lutheran, Columbia
Cross and Crown Lutheran, Florence
*Crossroads, Indian Land
*Epiphany Lutheran, Rock Hill
*Faith Lutheran Chapel
*Faith Lutheran, Johns Island
Good Shepherd Lutheran, Swansea
Good Shepherd Lutheran, Walterboro
*Grace, Prosperity
Grace Lutheran, Gilbert
Holy Cross Lutheran, Charleston
Holy Communion Lutheran, Spartanburg
Hope Lutheran, Vance
*Joy Lutheran, Moore
King and Glory Lutheran,
North Myrtle Beach
Lake Wylie Lutheran, Fort Mill
Living Springs Lutheran, Columbia
*Lord of Life Lutheran, Bluffton
Lutheran Church by they Lake,
McCormick
*Lutheran Conference & Retreat Centers
Messiah Lutheran, Mauldin
*Mt Hermon Lutheran Church
Nativity Lutheran, Spartanburg
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Our Shepherd Lutheran, Hartsville
Peace Lutheran, Charleston Heights
Prince of Peace Lutheran, Chester
Redeemer Lutheran, Greer
Shepherd of the Sea Lutheran, Garden City
St. Marks Lutheran, Blythewood
St. Marks Lutheran, Isle of Palms
St. Matthias Lutheran, Easley
St. Peter’s Lutheran, Pawleys Island
St. Timothy Lutheran, Goose Creek
Trinity Lutheran, Columbia
University Lutheran, Clemson
*Active SCLMM Loans
LOAN FUND TREASURER’S REPORT
January 1, 2014 - December 31, 2014
Cash Balance January 1, 2014
1,841,633.72
Receipts
Total Loan Receipts from Outstanding Loans
Interest earned BB&T checking account as of 12/31/14
Interest earned BB&T CD as of 12/31/14
Interest earned BB&T CD as of 12/31/14
Interest earned MIF 6/30/13 to 12/31/14
2013 Receipts from the Committee of 100
2013 Receipts from LMM units
BB&T account credit memo 10/09/14
St. James Lutheran Men
Total Receipts
Disbursements
BB&T account fee 1/31
Crossroads Mortgage 10/09
Total Disbursements
107,227.60
250.53
343.37
148.62
17,588.36
9,282.49
14,193.88
7.00
300.00
149,341.85
-2.34
-0.78
-1.56
-1.17
-1.17
-1.95
-4.00
-450,000.00
-1.17
-450,014.14
Total Accounted for
1,540,961.43
Account Balances
BB&T Checking as of 12/31/14
Mission Plus Investments as of 12/31/14
BB&T Business CD as of 12/31/14
BB&T Business Treasury CD as of 12/31/14
Bank Statement Item as of 3/31/14
Bank Statement Item as of 9/30/14
Total Accounted for
214,039.57
919,342.62
110,229.26
297,346.98
5.00
-2.00
1,540,961.43
Outstanding Loans
1,524,539.74
Total Fund Assets
3,065,501.17
Alan Socha
Alan Socha
Director/Treasurer
SCLMM Loan Fund
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SPECIAL EVENTS DIRECTOR’S REPORT 2014
The 28th Annual Cliff Bourguignon Golf Tournament was again hosted by the SCLMM Special
Events Committee in 2014. Golfers from all around our Synod participated in our tournament at Mid
Carolina Country Club. Our awards banquet and meal (catered by Shealy’s BBQ) was held at Grace Lutheran
Church in Prosperity. It was a great day to enjoy God’s creation and his people, and we certainly did. We
were blessed by our Lord and Savior to be surrounded by the beauty of His Creation and our friends playing
the game of golf. While we greatly enjoyed ourselves we also raised $5500.00 for our SCLMM scholarship
at Newberry College. We deeply appreciate the LMM units, individuals and businesses that contributed hole
sponsorships in our tournament. A special word of thanks goes out to those individuals and businesses that
made donations and contributed prizes that were awarded at the banquet.
The 29th Annual Cliff Bourguignon Golf Tournament is scheduled for Monday April 27th at Newberry
and Mid Carolina Country Clubs. Applications and Hole Sponsorship Forms for the 2015 Tournament is
available on the SCLMM website – www.sclmm.org and is provided in the 2015 SCLMM Directory for your
convenience.
A special thanks to the 2014 Special Events Committee. This committee deserves a resounding
“THANK YOU” for their excellent planning and hard work to make our event so successful.
This year Dean Ganis will again coordinate the team applications, and Johnny Merck will coordinate
the hole sponsorships. Please do all you can to keep these two busy. Their contact information can be found
on the respected applications.
Joe Fulmer of Messiah Mauldin is now the new Golf Tournament Coordinator. Please give Joe all
the support you can. He is working hard to help make this year’s tournament another great success.
AMEN! FOR LUTHERAN MEN.
Johnny Merck
Special Events Director/Treasurer
March 22,
2015
J term Meals
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TREASURER’S REPORT FOR SPECIAL EVENTS
January 1 - December 31, 2013
Check book balance January 1, 2014
Balance
$ 396.43
RECEIPTS
Entry fees for tournament
Hole Sponsorships and other donations
Raffle tickets and misc.donations
Total Receipts and Deposits
$ 7,020.00
3,252.00
1,230.00
$11,502.00
Cash received from raffle withheld not deposited used for prizes
Total Received from tournament
$540.00
$12,042.00
Note: total received from raffle = $1740.00 (included in deposits and cash withheld)
Total amount accounted for
$12,438.43
EXPENSES
Tournament Prizes for Flights
Raffle Prizes
Check #1033Wal Mart -Raffle Misc Supplies
Check # 1034 Mid Carolina Club Golf Fees
Check # 1035 Mid Carolina Restaurant Beverage Cart
Check # 1036 Reimbursed Golf Fee Al Byrd
Check # 1037 Shealy’s BBQ
Check # 1039 Southern Signature Signs
Check #1041 Wal-Mart Misc. Supplies and Prizes
Check # 1042 Newberry College (scholarship fund)
Bank Return Check and fee
Total expenses for 2014 golf tournament
$600.00
200.00
229.77
2,700.00
260.65
130.00
1,365.05
192.60
899.49
5,500.00
272.00
Balance carried forward to beginning year January 1, 2015
Johnny Merck
Johnny Merck, Director/Treasure
Special Events, SCLMM
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$12,349.56
$ 88.87
2015 SOUTH CAROLINA LUTHERAN MEN IN MISSION
“29TH ANNUAL CLIFF BOURGUIGNON
GOLF TOURNAMENT”
MONDAY APRIL 27, 2015
Captain’s Choice - Four Person Teams
$65.00 Entry Fee Per Person (includes 2 Mulligans)
Shotgun Start – 1:00 PM at Mid Carolina Country Club and Newberry Country Club
Limited to 240 golfers (60 four-person teams) – Team Handicaps Determine Course Assignment
Awards Ceremony After Play at Grace Lutheran Church in Prosperity, SC.
BBQ Dinner Catered by Shealy’s BBQ
ENTRY DEADLINE APRIL20, 2015
Team Captain and POC for team (PLEASE PRINT)
Team Email Address __________________________________
Captain’s Name
__________________________________
Mailing Address
__________________________________
__________________________________
Phone #
__________________________________
Handicap or Avg. 18 Hole Score (not the score you shoot when you have a bad day) _______
GOLFER #2
Name __________________________________________
GOLFER #3
Name __________________________________________
GOLFER #4
Name __________________________________________
Congregation(s) of Your Team _________________________________________________
Proceeds from our tournament will be added to our SCLMM Scholarship at Newberry College. Last year
$5,500 was raised for our new SCLMM Scholarship at Newberry College. All golfers are encouraged to
solicit hole-sponsorships from their team, LMM Unit and businesses in their congregation and
community. Your support in publicizing and soliciting hole-sponsorships will be greatly appreciated. A
hole-sponsorship form is contained in the 2015 SCLMM Directory and is available on our SCLMM website
(www.sclmm.org). Entry deadline is April 20, 2015. Make check (one per team entry please) payable to
SCLMM and mail to: Dean Ganis, 1501 Cedar Grove Rd. Leesville, SC 29070 If you have any questions,
call Dean at 803-532-3293 or e-mail [email protected] .
Team Captains will be notified of their course assignment approximately one week before tournament.
Amen! For Lutheran Men.
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2015 SOUTH CAROLINA LUTHERAN MEN IN MISSION
“29TH ANNUAL CLIFF BOURGUIGNON GOLF TOURNAMENT”
HOLE SPONSORSHIP FORM
Each year the South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission (SCLMM) sponsors this golf tournament, focusing on the
fellowship of Christian Men and Women while promoting the goals of our auxiliary. This year 240 golfers from all over the state
will gather for a day of fun and frolic that renews and refreshes us for service to Christ.
This year the proceeds from our tournament on April 27th, 2015 will be used to grow our SCLMM Scholarship at Newberry
College (check it out at www.sclmm.org). We pray this endowed scholarship will encourage a South Carolina man or woman to
serve the church in either an ordained position or lay church leadership position by providing financial assistance to help defray the
expenses of attending Newberry College.
Much of our funding support comes from hole-sponsorships (minimum of $100 per hole-sponsorship). We
encourage each team, LMM units and conferences, and individuals who own a business to sponsor one or more holes. Every dollar
that is received for sponsoring a hole will go to the SCLMM Scholarship Fund at Newberry College.
The cost is as follows: Indicate which course or courses you wish to have your sign on.
Mid Carolina Country Club
Newberry Country Club
No Preference on which course check here
$100. ______
$100. ______
$100. ______
Our goal this year is to add $7,500 to the SCLMM Scholarship at Newberry
College. Please consider sponsoring one, two, or three or more holes. Your generous
contribution will be greatly appreciated and acknowledged back to you for your tax
records and will certainly aid some deserving student to obtain a quality education.
For each hole sponsored, a professionally prepared sign will be placed at a hole and recognition will be given at the Awards
Banquet and in publications after the tournament. If you have questions, please contact Johnny Merck at (864) 924-1945 or via
email at [email protected]
Please complete the following information in order for us to prepare your sign(s):
Please complete and mail by April 15, 2015
Name of Individual, Company or Lutheran Men in Mission Unit Sponsoring Hole
OK to use Last Year’s Sign, If Available (circle one)
YES
or
NO
Information to go on your sign (PLEASE PRINT): _____________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________________
Contact Information on POC for Hole Sponsorship (PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY)
____________________________________
POC’s email address ___________________________________
POC’s mailing address __________________________________
POC’s Name
____________________________________________
POC’s Phone Number
__________________________________
Please make checks payable to SCLMM.
Mail checks and the completed Hole Sponsorship Form to: Johnny Merck,
529 McNeary St., Properity, SC 29127.
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GEORGE AND EVELYN SEGELKEN ENDOWMENT FUND
GRANT GUIDELINES
The estate of George and Evelyn Segelken made a substantial gift to SCLMM in 2003. At the suggestion of the estate, the Executive
Committee of SCLMM established an endowment. Interest received from the endowment will be utilized to supplement mission
churches which at the time of application are under supervision of the American Mission Committee of the South Carolina Synod.
The supplement is to be above and beyond any mission support already being received by the churches.
Grants for the congregation may be considered twice during the year by the Executive Committee. Grant requests will be received
directly from the mission congregation or from other entities provided mission congregations will be direct beneficiaries of the grant.
Grant applications will be submitted to the chairman of the Segelken Endowment Committee, appointed by the SCLMM Executive
Committee, to evaluate and make recommendations for approval to the SCLMM Executive Committee. Grant applications
received between January 1 and June 30 will be considered for one half of the year, and those received between July 1 and
December 31 for the other half of the year. (Approved by the SCLMM Executive Board on August 21, 2011) Grants will not
necessarily be given for each period of consideration. It is anticipated that approximately $3,000 will be available for each sixmonth period; however, more or less grant monies may be made available depending upon investment returns.
At no time shall the initial corpus of $174,094.80 ever be compromised. If corpus is compromised by economy and or investment
returns then no gifts will be granted until original balance of $174,094.80 is restored with interest.
ALL cumulative interest earned on the endowment, minus the 10% reinvested from interest earned will be available for
disbursement that calendar year. The current corpus plus the 10% growth shall continue to accrue and shall not be
compromised. The corpus will change annually with the addition of the 10% accrued interest. (Approved by the SCLMM
Executive Board on November 6, 2011)
Grant applications will be submitted on a form prepared by SCLMM. Included in consideration for approval of the grant will be the
project’s relationship to evangelism effort and mission outreach.
The Loan Fund Committee has been designated to manage funds in the endowment. Accordingly, contributions to the endowment
may be made by sending them to the SCLMM Loan Fund Treasurer, designating the funds for the George and Evelyn Segelken
Endowment.
Thanks to the estate of George and Evelyn Segelken an endowment fund has been established to supplement mission
churches. Funding for the supplement will come from the interest accrued by the endowment. This supplement is to be above and
beyond any mission support already being received by churches. Grant application for consideration will be received periodically.
Additional contributions to the fund may be made by sending a check to the South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission
Treasurer designating the money for the SCLMM - George and Evelyn Segelken Endowment.
TREASURER’S REPORT
Fund Balance as of January 16, 2015
$ 211,482.79
Initial Gift by George & Evelyn Segelken
Add 10% of interest earned
New corpus balance as of January 16, 2015
$ 181,332.84*
895.89
$ 182,228.73
Doug McKenzie
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GRANT APPLICATION
Church or Organization Name __________________________________________________________
Address ___________________________________________________________________________
Phone Number ___________________________ Fax Number ________________________________
Contact for this Grant ___________________________________ Phone Number _________________
Summary description of the project ______________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
Total cost of project _____________________ Amount of request ___________________________
Source of additional funds for this project _________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
Project timetable from ______________________ to ___________________________
PROPOSED FORMAT
Please address the following areas using no more than two pages. Additional support material my be provided
as deemed necessary by the grant applicant.
-
State community need or opportunity the project will address
State the method of implementation for the project
State the project objectives in measurable terms
Objectives are the anticipated results of the project and will be used
when evaluating the project
Please be sure to include (as additional pages):
- Commitment letters for collaborative efforts
- Project budget
Mail Application to:
324 Holmes Drive
Greenville, SC 29609-5025
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SCLMM 2014 TREASURER’S REPORT
INCOME AND EXPENSE/CASH POSITION STATEMENT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2014
PROMO SUPT
LOAN
GIFT
National
FUND
FUND
FUND
LMM FUND
TOTALS
BEG. CASH BALANCE (1/1/2014)
181,417.31
0.00
0.00
0.00
181,417.31
INCOME:
Conferences/Churches
Interest
SCLMM Annual Convention
Hon.Life/Mem. Memberships
Promotions(shirts, caps, etc.)
2014 SCLMM Retreat
Miscellaneous Income
M.I.A. Program
Bibles Program
OYTL Gatherings
2014 National Gathering
YTD INCOME
TOTAL CASH AVAILABLE
16,457.09
58.66
0.00
0.00
50.00
2,855.00
52,490.46
1,858.00
0.00
5,122.00
2,075.00
80,966.21
8,659.24
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
8,659.24
19,957.87
0.00
0.00
4,749.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
24,706.87
5,099.65
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
5,099.65
50,173.85
58.66
0.00
4,749.00
50.00
2,855.00
52,490.46
1,858.00
0.00
5,122.00
2,075.00
119,431.97
300,849.28
EXPENSES:
Awards
536.46
0.00
0.00
0.00
536.46
2014 SCLMM Directories
3,164.95
0.00
0.00
0.00
3,164.95
SCLMM Annual Convention
85.77
0.00
0.00
0.00
85.77
Promotions(shirts, caps, etc.)
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
SCLMM Executive Director
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
Salary:
$
3,408.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
3,408.00
Expenses: $
2,192.55
0.00
0.00
0.00
2,192.55
Postage/Envelopes/Letterhead
148.20
0.00
0.00
0.00
148.20
OYTL Gatherings
2,292.01
0.00
0.00
0.00
2,292.01
The Epistle (Printing & Postage) 1,080.33
0.00
0.00
0.00
1,080.33
Miscellaneous Expenses
151,812.19
0.00
0.00
0.00
151,812.19
2014 SCLMM Retreat
2,776.77
0.00
0.00
0.00
2,776.77
SCLMM Web Site
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
M.I.A. Young Men's Activities
942.87
0.00
0.00
0.00
942.87
2014 National Gathering
4,067.24
0.00
0.00
0.00
4,067.24
Bibles Program
1,902.77
0.00
0.00
0.00
1,902.77
Insurance
858.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
858.00
SCLMM Loan Fund
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
LMM-ELCA
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
Faith Lutheran Chapel, Pickens
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
Jericho Comm/Ascension,Col.
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
Cristo Rey Luth.Church, W. Col.
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
Luth/Meth Coop,Pee Dee Ind.
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
SynAuthWorCommun.
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
TOTAL EXPENSES
175,268.11
0.00
0.00
0.00
175,268.11
END. CASH BALANCE -12/31/2014
125,581.78
CASH BALANCE IN BANK ACCOUNTS
BB&T Bank Savings account ........................................................................................................................ 111,115.76
BB&T Bank General account ......................................................................................................................... 14,465.41
TOTAL CASH IN BANK 12/31/2014 ............................................................................................... 125,581.17
Less:Dedicated Funds:
Cumulative 2014 Loan, Gift & National Fund receipts ................................................. 5,000.00
Board (5,000.00 for promotion fund and 5,000.00 board discretion) .........................10,000.00
New mission starts ....................................................................................................... 5,000.00
Bibles Program ............................................................................................................. 2,000.00
Invest Epting funds in a Corpus ...............................................................................100,000.00
Epting funds for 2014 & 2015 Mission churches over 7yr. Limit ................................30,000.00
Epting funds use TBD in 2015 ....................................................................................15,000.00
Total dedicated funds ...............................................................................................167,000.00
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2014 TREASURER’S REPORT
For the Year Ended December 31, 2014
EXPLANATION OF MISCELLANEOUS INCOME
TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS INCOME EQUALS ............................................ $ 52,490.46
Thrivent Choice Dollars received from members ............................................................................. 0.00
Dividend received from Thrivent after sale of Manulife Financial stock. ........................................ 27.71
Received from Ken Heckel for Committee of 100 Expenses ....................................................... 110.00
Received from Ken Heckel Promotional Support Fund ............................................................... 326.00
Received from Ken Heckel National LMM Fund .......................................................................... 175.00
Batesburg Insurance refund ......................................................................................................... 474.00
Received from Lutheran Church By The Lake for Committee of 100 .......................................... 900.00
Received from Lutheran Church By The Lake from Bob White Memorial Golf Tourn .............. 2,062.00
Received from Ken Heckel for Segelken Fund ............................................................................ 260.00
Thrivent funds............................................................................................................................... 205.00
Transfer to savings .................................................................................................................. 13,000.00
Thrivent Funds ............................................................................................................................... 50.00
OYTL-St. Thomas ..................................................................................................................... 1,900.00
Adjustment for bank error on statement ........................................................................................... 0.75
Received from Lutheran Church By The Lake for Committee of 100 ....................................... 2,000.00
Transfer to Savings ................................................................................................................... 8,000.00
EXPLANATION OF MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES
TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES EQUAL ........................................................... $151,812.19
Christian Web Host-annual renewal for website. ......................................................................... 143.52
Transfer to Savings ................................................................................................................. 13,000.00
Big checks for Mission Churches ................................................................................................. 202.23
Convention Airfare for Douglas Haugen ...................................................................................... 356.40
Committee of 100 ......................................................................................................................... 900.00
Committee of 100 Expenses ........................................................................................................ 511.51
Check to BB&T Investments ................................................................................................. 100,000.00
Check order .................................................................................................................................... 37.78
Deposit for High, Wide & Deep .................................................................................................... 468.00
SC Trademark Registration Application ......................................................................................... 16.40
Federal Trademark Registration Application................................................................................ 650.00
Deposit for 2015 Executive Board Meeting .................................................................................. 900.00
Flowers sent to Dan Camp............................................................................................................. 32.75
Donation to the James R. Crumley, Jr. Archives ............................................................................. 0.00
BB&T counter check to close Crossroads loan.............................................................................. 10.00
Committee of 100 ...................................................................................................................... 2,000.00
Reimbursement to Tim Crout for OYTL St. Thomas ................................................................. 1,183.40
Reimbursement to Tim Crout for OYTL St. Thomas .................................................................... 400.20
Transfer to Savings ................................................................................................................... 8,000.00
NOTE: Monies received throughout the year are deposited in a BB&T Bank savings account as available.
At year end, checks to the various fund recipients are written and interest earned goes to the
Promotional Support Fund.
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2014 CONGREGATIONAL REPORT
Promo
Support
CONFERENCES/CHURCHES
Loan
Fund
Gift
Fund
National
LMM
Total
CONFERENCE 1 - FOOTHILLS
Lutheran Church
by the Lake, McCormick
Faith Lutheran Church, Pickens
Immanuel, Greenwood
Messiah, Mauldin
394.00
40.00
0.00
0.00
880.00
95.00
539.00
171.00
16.50
0.00
50.00
382.00
40.00
234.00
1,376.00
36.30
735.00
120.00
840.00
55.00
514.00
97.00
7.20
100.00
0.00
216.00
35.00
132.00
2,038.00
100.00
835.00
170.00
2,318.00
225.00
1,419.00
1,948.00
893.50
3,676.30
587.20
7,105.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
Shepherd of the Sea, Garden City 644.00
St. Luke, Florence
608.00
279.00
267.00
614.00
700.00
158.00
25.00
1,695.00
1,600.00
Conference 3 Totals
1,252.00
546.00
1,314.00
183.00
3,295.00
121.00
200.00
52.00
727.00
115.00
800.00
30.00
1,000.00
318.00
2,727.00
Conference 4 Totals
321.00
779.00
915.00
1,030.00
3,045.00
131.00
100.00
420.00
264.35
165.00
160.00
269.00
175.00
0.00
156.00
500.00
299.00
379.00
261.00
57.00
0.00
182.00
328.00
75.00
66.00
117.00
200.00
100.00
68.00
500.00
130.00
165.00
113.00
126.00
200.00
401.00
722.00
160.00
145.20
256.00
325.00
100.00
148.00
500.00
286.00
362.00
249.00
32.00
0.00
103.00
186.00
40.00
28.80
66.00
100.00
0.00
38.00
0.00
74.00
93.00
64.00
346.00
300.00
1,106.00
1,500.35
440.00
400.00
708.00
800.00
200.00
410.00
1,500.00
789.00
999.00
687.00
3,279.35
2,101.00
3,980.20
Conference 1 Totals
CONFERENCE 2 - UPSTATE
Conference 2 Totals
CONFERENCE 3 - EPIPHANY
CONFERENCE 4 - AMELIA
CONFERENCE 5 - HEARTLAND
Bethany, Newberry
Heartland Conference
Mt. Horeb, Chapin
Mt. Olivet, Chapin
Mt. Pilgrim, Prosperity
Redeemer, Newberry
St. John, Clinton
St. John, Irmo
St. Luke, Prosperity
St. Philips, Newberry
St. Thomas, Chapin
Conference 5 Totals
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824.80 10,185.35
2014 CONGREGATIONAL REPORT
CONFERENCES/CHURCHES
Promo
Support
Loan
Fund
Gift
Fund
National
LMM
Total
CONFERENCE 6 - MIDLANDS
Good Shepherd, Columbia
Living Springs, Columbia
St. Andrew, Columbia
St. Luke, Columbia
St. Paul, Columbia
Conference 6 Totals
446.14
0.00
0.00
799.00
565.00
193.58
0.00
0.00
347.00
245.00
425.67
500.00
762.00
0.00
539.00
109.61
0.00
0.00
196.00
139.00
1,175.00
500.00
762.00
1,342.00
1,488.00
1,810.14
785.58
2,226.67
444.61
5,267.00
CONFERENCE 7 - COASTAL
St. Matthew, Charleston
230.00
100.00
150.00
20.00
500.00
Conference 7 Totals
230.00
100.00
150.00
20.00
500.00
460.00
331.00
177.00
220.00
600.00
601.00
780.00
420.00
6.00
402.00
855.00
414.00
380.00
200.00
144.00
77.00
96.00
261.00
261.00
338.00
182.00
3.00
174.00
571.00
180.00
164.00
440.00
316.00
168.00
211.00
573.00
574.00
744.00
401.00
8.00
383.00
616.00
385.00
362.00
115.00
81.00
44.00
54.00
148.00
148.00
192.00
103.00
3.00
99.00
210.00
102.00
94.00
1,215.00
872.00
466.00
581.00
1,582.00
1,584.00
2,054.00
1,106.00
20.00
1,058.00
2,252.00
1,081.00
1,000.00
5,646.00
2,651.00
5,181.00
206.00
150.00
0.00
126.00
239.00
85.60
183.00
611.00
50.00
320.00
76.00
65.00
0.00
54.00
0.00
37.16
66.00
265.00
100.00
140.00
202.00
143.00
500.00
120.00
300.00
81.70
179.00
583.00
100.00
306.00
56.00
37.00
0.00
31.00
59.00
21.04
32.00
302.00
0.00
79.00
540.00
395.00
500.00
331.00
598.00
225.50
460.00
1,761.00
250.00
845.00
1,970.60
803.16
2,514.70
617.04
5,905.50
CONFERENCE 8 - SAXE GOTHA
Emmanuel, West Columbia
Mt. Hermon, West Columbia
Nazareth, Lexington
Our Saviour, West Columbia
Pilgrim, Lexington
Pisgah, Lexington
St. John, Pelion
St. Matthew, Lexington
Transfiguration, Cayce
Zion, Lexington
Conference 8 Totals
1,393.00 14,871.00
CONFERENCE 9 - WESTERN
Corinth, Saluda
Grace, Gilbert
Mt. Hebron, Leesville
St. Marks, Leesville
St. Paul, Gilbert
Union, Leesville
Conference 9 Totals
SYNOD TOTALS
16,457.09
8,659.24 19,957.87
5,099.65 50,173.85
NOTE: Those churches in BOLD above met or exceeded their LMM Unit Financial Goals for 2014.
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GUIDELINES FOR UNIT TREASURERS
READ CAREFULLY
South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission books close on December 31st.
Checks received after that date will be credited to the following year.
Double check to be certain that you mail your checks to the correct treasurer.
______________________________________________________________________________________
PAYMENTS ON LOANS FROM LOAN FUND
Make checks payable to “South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission”
Mail check to Al Socha, 113 Brockman Drive, Maudlin, SC 29662
______________________________________________________________________________________
COMMITTEE OF 100 NEW AND RENEWAL MEMBERSHIPS
Make checks payable to SCLMM Committee of 100
Mail checks to Kevin Wicker, 977 Quail Drive, Walterboro, SC 29488
______________________________________________________________________________________
MEMORIALS & HONORARY LIFE MEMBERSHIPS
Mail checks and requests to:
Tom Ramsey, 208 East Crest Dr, Simsonville, SC 29681
______________________________________________________________________________________
ANNUAL CLIFF BOURGUIGNON GOLF TOURNAMENT
Mail checks for Team Entries to
Dean Ganis, 1501 Cedar Grove Road. Leesville, SC 29070
&
Mail checks for Hole Sponsorship to
Johnny Merck, 529 McNeary St., Prosperity, SC 29127
______________________________________________________________________________________
PROMOTIONAL FUND - LOAN FUND - GIFT FUND - NATIONAL LMM FUND
Mail checks to William P. Nolan, 116 Summer Hill Road, Simpsonville, SC 29681
______________________________________________________________________________________
Please include the following information:
Congregation ___________________________________________ Conference ___________________
City/Town__________________________________________________________Zip______________
Promotional Fund $ ________ Loan Fund $ _________
Gift Fund $________ National LMM $_________
TOTAL AMOUNT OF CHECK $ ________________________
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PROPOSED OPERATING BUDGET
FOR THE YEAR 2015
SCLMM PROMOTIONAL FUND
RECEIPTS
Receipts from Churches and Conferences
Interest income
MIA Young Men’s Programs
OYTL One Year to Live Programs
Awards
SCLMM Executive Director’s Salary & Expense
The “EPISTLE” newsletter
SCLMM Directories 2015
National Gathering 2015
SCLMM Retreat
Convention expense
Postage—Office supplies
Promotions
Insurance/bonding
Disaster Relief Trailer support
Bibles for Seminary & college students, LMM units
Miscellaneous
TOTAL
EXPENSES
$17,000.
25.
1,000
________.
2,000.
4,000.
500.
8,500.
3,300.
3,300.
4,000.
2,600.
700.
900.
200.
900.
500.
2,000.
1,500.
________.
$ 24,825.
$ 34,900.
4,000.
2,600
200.
Our Website SCLMM.org
has changed
Visit often for the latest information on
SC Lutheran Men in Mission
All news and information
for the Epistle
and Website
should be sent to
Ralph Wessinger
709 Otis Blvd
[email protected]
or [email protected]
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2015 SOUTH CAROLINA LUTHERAN MEN IN MISSION SUGGESTED GOALS
Congregation
Regular
Giving 2012
All Saints, Mount Pleasant
$435,485
Ascension, Columbia
$112,660
Atonement, Laurens
$38,259
Augsburg, Union
$24,678
Bachman Chapel, Prosperity $78,422
Beth Eden, Newberry
$8,956
Bethany, Lexington
$40,738
Bethany, Newberry
$101,719
Bethel, White Rock
$217,450
Bethlehem, Irmo
$184,745
$96,083
Bethlehem, Pomaria
$76,972
0
$185,776
Christ, Columbia
$28,535
Christ, Hilton Head
$447,194
Christ the King, Columbia
$103,799
Christ the King, Greenville
$121,694
Christus Victor, Columbia
$305,424
Colony, Newberry
$118,956
Corinth, Saluda
$87,671
Cross and Crown, Florence $157,906
0
Ebenezer, Columbia
$742,259
Ehrhardt Memorial, Ehrhardt $27,948
Emmanuel, West Columbia $303,017
Enon, Leesville
$24,370
Epiphany, Rock Hill
$169,604
Faith, Batesburg
$149,892
Faith, John's Island
$61,981
Faith, Newberry
$46,830
Faith, West Columbia
$176,925
Faith Lutheran Church, Pickens $76,531
Gethsemane, Columbia
$50,994
Good Hope, Ward
$9,000
$548,473
$47,923
Good Shepherd, Walterboro $103,408
Grace, Gilbert
$119,595
Grace, Prosperity
$214,342
Grace, Rock Hill
$530,413
Holy Spirit, Charleston
$141,051
Holy Communion, Spartanburg$376,000
$290,013
Holy Trinity, North Augusta $165,137
$45,312
Hope, Vance
$141,438
Iglesia Lutherana Manantial
de Vida, Col.
$0
Immanuel, Greenwood
$456,213
Incarnation, Columbia
$236,033
Joy, Moore/Duncan
$484,622
King of Glory,
North Myrtle Beach $306,466
$311,180
$505,913
Lutheran Church by the Lake,
McCormick
$264,881
Goal as %
Hist Giving
Promo
Fund
Loan
Fund
Gift
Fund
National
LMM
Total
$ Goals
0.211%
0.265%
0.397%
0.362%
0.669%
0.436%
0.603%
0.904%
0.276%
0.057%
0.315%
1.844%
0.456%
0.520%
0.308%
0.330%
0.424%
0.373%
0.824%
0.375%
0.435%
0.376%
0.482%
0.403%
620
157
67
57
218
19
121
131
557
336
229
142
17
425
80
564
136
120
351
250
205
193
17
595
28
457
33
431
248
142
161
185
17
61
63
949
95
121
150
345
751
441
535
479
236
83
216
269
68
29
25
95
8
53
57
242
146
99
62
8
185
35
245
59
52
153
109
89
84
8
258
12
198
15
187
108
62
70
80
7
26
27
412
41
52
65
150
326
192
232
208
102
36
94
592
150
64
55
208
18
116
125
532
321
218
135
17
406
76
538
130
114
335
239
196
184
17
567
27
436
32
411
237
135
153
177
16
58
60
906
90
115
143
329
717
421
511
457
225
79
207
152
39
16
14
54
5
30
32
137
83
56
35
4
105
20
139
33
29
86
61
50
47
4
146
7
112
8
106
61
35
39
46
4
15
15
233
23
30
37
85
185
108
132
118
58
20
53
1,633
413
176
151
574
51
320
346
1,468
885
602
373
46
1,120
211
1,485
358
315
925
659
540
508
46
1,566
74
1,203
88
1,135
654
374
423
488
44
161
166
2,501
249
318
395
909
1,978
1,162
1,410
1,262
621
218
570
0.299%
0.399%
0.338%
17
518
357
622
8
225
155
270
17
494
341
593
4
127
88
153
46
1,364
942
1,638
0.406%
0.413%
0.258%
472
488
495
205
212
215
451
466
473
116
120
122
1,244
1,285
1,305
0.392%
394
171
376
97
1,038
0.375%
0.367%
0.461%
0.611%
0.732%
0.569%
0.785%
0.340%
0.675%
0.479%
0.627%
0.485%
0.603%
0.739%
0.332%
0.345%
0.259%
0.303%
0.554%
0.616%
0.322%
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Congregation
Regular
Giving 2012
Messiah, Hanahan
Messiah, Mauldin
Mt. Hermon, Peak
Mt. Horeb, Chapin
Mt. Olivet, Chapin
Mt. Olivet, Prosperity
Mt. Pleasant, Ehrhardt
Mt. Pleasant, Saluda
Nazareth, Lexington
Orangeburg, Orangeburg
Our Saviour, West Columbia
Our Shepherd, Hartsville
Peace, Charleston Heights
Pilgrim, Lexington
Pine Grove, Lone Star
Pisgah, Lexington
Pomaria, Pomaria
Redeemer, Charleston
Redeemer, Columbia
Redeemer, Greer
Redeemer, Newberry
Reformation, Columbia
Resurrection, Columbia
Sandy Run, Swansea
Shepherd of the Sea,
Garden City
Springs of Grace,
Boiling Springs
St. Andrew, Blythewood
St. Barnabas, Charleston
St. James, Newberry
St. James, Sumter
St. Johannes, Charleston
St. John, Beaufort
St. John, Charleston
St. John, Clinton
St. John, Irmo
St. John, Johnston
St. John, Lexington
St. John, Pelion
Goal as %
Hist Giving
Promo
Fund
Loan
Fund
Gift
Fund
National
LMM
Total
$ Goals
$225,300
$185,810
$133,742
$672,000
$157,654
$105,630
$77,698
$240,282
$535,697
$80,230
$24,570
$87,516
$60,211
$114,779
$161,013
$614,384
$94,400
$177,183
$341,345
$310,857
$53,804
$134,708
$573,049
$67,154
$516,044
$86,755
$120,213
$350,413
$551,957
$140,777
$251,743
$201,444
$107,694
$187,786
$77,994
$66,512
0.491%
0.530%
0.490%
0.345%
0.460%
0.313%
0.447%
0.363%
0.372%
0.538%
0.114%
0.646%
0.336%
0.273%
0.714%
0.336%
0.494%
0.756%
0.424%
0.187%
0.424%
0.410%
0.257%
0.549%
0.307%
0.319%
0.301%
0.300%
0.265%
0.566%
0.281%
0.265%
0.426%
0.448%
0.538%
0.483%
420
374
249
880
275
126
132
331
756
164
11
215
77
119
436
784
177
508
549
221
87
210
559
140
601
105
137
399
555
302
269
203
174
319
159
122
182
162
108
382
120
54
57
144
328
71
5
93
33
52
189
340
77
221
239
96
38
91
243
61
261
46
60
173
241
131
117
88
76
139
69
53
401
357
237
840
263
120
126
316
722
156
10
205
73
114
417
748
169
485
524
211
83
200
534
134
574
100
131
381
530
289
256
193
166
305
152
116
103
92
61
216
68
31
32
81
186
40
3
53
19
29
107
193
44
125
135
54
21
52
137
34
148
26
34
98
136
74
66
50
43
78
39
30
1,106
985
655
2,318
725
331
347
872
1,993
432
28
565
202
313
1,150
2,064
466
1,340
1,447
581
228
552
1,473
369
1,584
277
362
1,051
1,463
797
707
534
459
841
420
321
$429,182
$88,382
0.395%
0.523%
644
175
279
76
614
167
158
43
1,695
462
$86,842
$20,000
$441,922
$113,940
$429,705
$214,322
$159,033
$260,303
$107,747
$234,773
$146,422
$382,212
$327,528
$53,154
$101,341
$21,865
$81,459
$3,521
0.221%
0.920%
0.476%
0.396%
0.478%
0.294%
0.525%
0.425%
0.595%
0.504%
0.424%
0.270%
0.154%
0.557%
0.405%
0.235%
0.447%
0.369%
73
70
799
171
780
239
317
420
243
449
236
392
191
112
156
20
138
5
32
30
347
74
338
104
138
182
106
195
102
170
83
49
68
8
60
2
70
67
762
163
744
228
302
401
232
429
225
374
183
107
149
19
132
5
18
17
196
42
192
59
78
103
60
110
58
96
47
28
38
5
34
1
192
184
2,104
451
2,054
630
835
1,106
641
1,183
621
1,032
504
296
410
51
364
13
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Congregation
Regular
Giving 2012
St. John, Pomaria
$95,346
St. John, Spartanburg
$681,138
St. John, Walhalla
$264,341
St. Luke, Columbia
$135,842
St. Luke, Florence
$401,152
$202,583
St. Luke, Summerville
$552,920
St. Mark, Isle of Palms
$138,447
St. Mark, Leesville
$52,660
St. Matthew, Cameron
$20,198
$1,839,716
$154,382
St. Matthew, Pomaria
$108,685
St. Matthias, Easley
$137,915
St. Michael, Columbia
$179,169
$369,469
St. Michael, Moncks Corner
$72,545
St. Nicholas, Fairfax
$41,113
St. Paul, Aiken
$630,613
St. Paul, Columbia
$431,205
St. Paul, Gilbert
$207,005
St. Paul, Mount Pleasant
$213,913
St. Paul, Pomaria
$157,339
St. Peter, Batesburg
$12,419
St. Peter, Pawley's Island
$530,646
St. Philip, Myrtle Beach
$174,963
St. Philip, Newberry
$200,036
$710,821
St. Thomas, Chapin
$222,899
St. Timothy, Camden
$190,234
St. Timothy, Whitmire
$29,917
Summer Memorial, Newberry $138,574
Transfiguration, Cayce
$242,684
Trinity, Elloree
$103,370
Trinity, Fairfax
$77,884
Trinity, Georgetown
$75,096
Trinity, Greenville
$1,185,556
Trinity, Saluda
$7,290
Union, Leesville
$163,325
University, Clemson
$364,382
$214,587
Zion, Lexington
$445,169
Goal as %
Hist Giving
Promo
Fund
Loan
Fund
Gift
Fund
National
LMM
Total
$ Goals
274
809
410
182
598
667
800
107
157
40
3345
401
231
449
321
539
73
68
890
565
611
313
352
31
743
302
299
855
379
308
31
261
414
178
72
181
1368
28
291
531
317
394
119
351
178
79
260
290
347
47
68
17
1452
174
100
195
139
234
32
30
387
245
265
136
153
14
323
131
130
371
165
134
13
113
180
77
31
79
594
12
127
231
138
171
261
772
392
174
571
637
763
102
150
38
3193
383
221
429
306
514
70
65
850
539
583
298
336
30
709
288
286
816
362
294
29
249
395
170
69
173
1306
26
278
507
302
376
67
199
101
45
147
164
197
26
39
10
822
99
57
110
79
132
18
17
219
139
150
77
86
8
183
74
74
210
93
76
8
64
102
44
18
44
336
7
72
131
78
97
722
2,132
1,081
479
1,577
1,758
2,107
282
413
105
8,812
1,058
610
1,183
846
1,419
193
180
2,346
1,488
1,608
824
927
83
1,958
794
788
2,253
999
810
81
687
1,090
469
189
477
3,604
73
768
1,399
835
1,037
$51,159 $22,210 $48,828 $12,574
$134,772
0.757%
0.313%
0.409%
0.414%
0.393%
0.868%
0.381%
0.204%
0.784%
0.520%
0.479%
0.685%
0.561%
0.858%
0.472%
0.384%
0.266%
0.438%
0.372%
0.345%
0.777%
0.385%
0.589%
0.667%
0.369%
0.454%
0.394%
0.317%
0.448%
0.426%
0.271%
0.496%
0.449%
0.454%
0.243%
0.635%
0.304%
1.002%
0.470%
0.384%
0.389%
0.233%
Synod Totals
NOTE: For 2015 the formula used in computing financial goals is based on the congregation's reported Regular
Giving dollars for 2012 times the % that the 2011 Goal is to those Giving dollars. Subsequent goals will change as
Regular Giving changes. For congregations that do not report Regular Giving to Synod, the goal based on previous
CCC's will be used unless a more current calculation was reported.
FACTORS
SCLMM Promotional Support Fund
SCLMM Loan Fund
SCLMM Gift Fund
National LMM Fund
Totals
.%
37.96%
16.48%
36.23%
9.33%
100.00%
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Section 5. The SCLMM Executive Committee shall transact all necessary business between conventions. Whenever deemed wise, the
President shall appoint subcommittees to apportion the work of SCLMM between meetings.
Section 6. The SCLMM Executive Committee shall meet at such times and places as the committee may decide. One such meeting shall
be to arrange the program of the annual convention.
Section 7. The SCLMM Executive Committee shall present a report of its activities at the annual SCLMM convention. This report will
be presented by the SCLMM President or Executive Director. The report will be an overview of what business the SCLMM Executive Committee
has done since the last annual convention.
ARTICLE VIII: EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Section 1. The SCLMM Executive Committee shall appoint the Executive Director for a one-year term of office from March 1 through
the following February 28. The Executive Director shall be recognized and installed for a new year of service to SCLMM at the annual convention
at the same time the elected officers are installed in convention. The Executive Director shall be eligible for reappointment to consecutive terms.
Section 2. The Executive Director shall be responsible for the duties as recorded in his job description approved by the SCLMM
Executive Committee. The SCLMM Executive Committee shall evaluate his performance/effectiveness not less frequently than annually.
Section 3. The SCLMM Personnel Committee, consisting of the Immediate Past President SCLMM and the two preceding SCLMM Past
Presidents, shall meet with the Executive Director, as appropriate, and serve as the liaison between the Executive Director and the SCLMM
Executive Committee.
Section 4. There will be a line item in the annual budget of SCLMM to cover the cost of reimbursable expenses and salary of the
Executive Director. The Executive Director will submit, at his discretion, written requests for reimbursement for expenses incurred and salary
earned to the SCLMM Treasurer. The SCLMM Treasurer will, as appropriate, provide checks to the Executive Director for services rendered to
SCLMM.
ARTICLE IX: COMMITTEES AND DIRECTORS
The incoming President, with the approval of the Executive Committee at its November meeting each year, shall appoint such operational
committees and Board of Director’s members as are needed to facilitate the promotion of the programs of SCLMM for the coming business year.
The SCLMM business year begins 1 March. The names, addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses of the appointed/ approved Directors and
chairmen of operational committees should be provided to the SCLMM Communications Director immediately following the January Executive
Committee meeting for inclusion in the next year’s SCLMM Reports and Directory.
ARTICLE X: CONFERENCE ORGANIZATIONS
Section 1. There shall be as many Conference Organizations as there are Conferences in the South Carolina Synod. The names of all
Conference Organizations shall be those of the several Conferences of said Synod and their boundaries should conform therewith. Exceptions are
authorized subject to approval of the SCLMM Executive Committee. Two or more conferences in the South Carolina Synod may wish to merge
together to operate as one for the purpose of being an organizational entity (Conference) within the SCLMM. If so, proposed mergers should be
approved at the Conference meetings of the affected Conferences and a recommendation for the proposed merger including a SCLMM Conference
name should be made to the SCLMM Executive Committee. Once approved by the SCLMM Executive Committee the change becomes effective
immediately.
Section 2. It shall be the duty of each Conference Organization to care for the growth of Lutheran Men in its territory.
Section 3. Each Conference Organization shall annually elect a president and such other officers as may be necessary for the effective
transaction of its business. Such elections shall be held not later than December 15th each year. The names, addresses, phone numbers, and email
addresses of the elected officers should be provided to the SCLMM Communications Director not later than December 15th each year for inclusion
in the next year’s SCLMM Reports and Directory. Each Conference Organization shall meet at least semi-annually and preferably on a quarterly
basis.
Section 4. Each Conference Organization shall adopt a constitution that is in harmony with the constitution of SCLMM.
Section 5. All actions and proceedings of a Conference Organization shall at all times be subject to review by the SCLMM Executive
Committee.
Section 6. Membership in Conference Organizations shall consist of Congregational Units or other Men's organizations within the
Conference boundaries of the South Carolina Synod which adopt the programs of SCLMM.
ARTICLE XI: AMENDMENTS
This constitution may be amended by a two-thirds vote of the members present at any convention, provided notice of such amendment
shall have been posted on the SCLMM website (www.sclmm.org) and in the Epistle at least thirty days prior to the Annual Convention and shall
have been approved by the SCLMM Executive Committee and is not in conflict with the South Carolina Synod Constitution.
ARTICLE XII: RATIFICATION
After adoption, this constitution shall not become operative until it has been approved by the Synod Council of the South Carolina Synod,
ELCA.
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CONSTITUTION
As Revised by the Sixty-Fourth Annual Convention
(February 19, 2011)
ARTICLE I: NAME
The name of the organization functioning under this constitution shall be South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission (SCLMM),
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA).
ARTICLE II: AFFILIATION
The SCLMM shall be an organization of the South Carolina Synod, ELCA.
ARTICLE III: PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES
Section 1. This organization shall support and endeavor to strengthen the witness of the South Carolina Synod and shall promote its
activities and programs.
Section 2. The SCLMM shall seek to aid in the spiritual, intellectual and social development of the men of the church and to deepen
commitment to Christ and participation in the life of His Church.
Section 3. It shall give financial support to the development and growth of congregations in the South Carolina Synod with special
emphasis on mission congregations, primarily new starts, but also redevelopments. New starts are defined as areas where the ELCA has not
previously developed a ministry. Redevelopments are defined as any additional attempts by the ELCA’s Evangelical Outreach and Congregational
Mission Unit and SCLMM to redevelop a ministry where a previous new start has failed to result in a self-supporting ministry.
Section 4. It shall support special projects as determined by the Synod organization.
Section 5. It shall encourage support of the purposes and projects as set forth by the Lutheran Men in Mission, ELCA.
ARTICLE IV: MEMBERSHIP
Section 1. ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP - Active membership shall include any congregation (or parish) unit organization of Lutheran
Men which adopts this constitution, which received an organizational charter from the SCLMM or any predecessor organization of the SCLMM,
and which makes annual financial contributions to the SCLMM.
Section 2. ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP - Associate membership shall be open to a Lutheran Men's group which participates in and
supports the objectives of the organization but which is not organized and chartered as a unit or which does not make annual financial contributions
to the SCLMM.
ARTICLE V: MEETINGS
Section 1. This organization shall meet annually at such time and place as may be determined by the annual convention and if in default
thereof, by the SCLMM Executive Committee.
Section 2. The President may call special meetings whenever in his judgment the work of the organization may require same. At the
request in writing of a majority of the Executive Committee, the President shall be required to call such meetings.
ARTICLE VI: DELEGATES
Section 1. Any Lutheran man who attends the SCLMM annual convention and registers as a delegate and is a member of any
congregation or parish unit organization of SCLMM which meets the definition of ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP in Section 1 of ARTICLE IV:
MEMBERSHIP may have voice and vote during the convention. In addition, members of the SCLMM Executive Committee and the pastors on the
roll of ordained ministers of the South Carolina Synod shall be seated as delegates.
Section 2. A quorum shall consist of at least one-half of the official registered delegates.
ARTICLE VII: OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Section 1. The officers shall be a President, a Vice President, a Secretary, a Treasurer, a Promotional Secretary, and a Pastoral Advisor
who shall be elected from among the active membership, and who shall be members in good standing of the South Carolina Synod.
Section 2. These officers and the SCLMM Executive Director shall be elected or appointed in such manner and for such time as defined
in the SCLMM Constitution and SCLMM Constitution Bylaws. The SCLMM Executive Committee shall fill vacancies occurring between annual
meetings.
Section 3. The SCLMM Executive Committee shall consist of the elected officers, together with the Presidents of the Conference
Organizations discussed in Article X of this Constitution, the immediate Past President of the SCLMM, the Board of Directors of the SCLMM and
the Bishop of the South Carolina Synod or the Bishop's representative.
Section 4. Job descriptions approved by the SCLMM Executive Committee will define the duties of the elected officers, the appointed
Executive Director, and other members of the SCLMM Executive Committee.
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CONSTITUTION BYLAWS
As Revised by the Sixty-Eighth Annual Convention
(February 19, 2011)
ARTICLE I: FINANCES
Section 1. The fiscal year and the budget year shall be the calendar year. The SCLMM Executive Committee shall prepare the annual
operating budget for adoption at the Annual Convention. The SCLMM Treasurer shall have charge of all monies and accounts of the SCLMM,
except (i) the SCLMM Loan Fund Director/Treasurer shall have charge of all monies and accounts in the SCLMM Loan Fund and the SCLMM
George and Evelyn Segelken Endowment Fund, (ii) the SCLMM Special Events Director/Treasurer shall have charge of all monies and accounts
reference the SCLMM Golf Tournament, and (iii) the Committee of 100 Director/Treasurer shall have charge of all monies and accounts reference
the Committee of 100 and the New Mission Start Program.
Section 2. The following are projects of the SCLMM, ELCA: SCLMM Promotional Support Fund; SCLMM Loan Fund; SCLMM
Mission Gift Fund; LMM-ELCA Fund; Committee of 100; New Mission Start Program; SCLMM Honorary Life and Memorial Memberships;
SCLMM Scholarship at LTSS; George and Evelyn Segelken Endowment Fund; SCLMM Scholarship at Newberry College; Bequests; Memorials;
and Gifts. Special projects can be added by a majority of the votes cast at the Annual Convention of SCLMM.
Section 3. The SCLMM Promotional Support Fund will be used for executive, administrative and promotional work of the SCLMM.
Disbursements from this fund cover such things as the cost of printing and distributing the annual SCLMM Directory, Lutheran Men Sunday
envelopes and bulletin inserts, printing and postage for THE EPISTLE and other promotional support as deemed necessary by the SCLMM
Executive Committee. Also, the salary and reimbursable expenses of the SCLMM Executive Director are paid from this fund. Each congregation
in the synod will be assigned suggested financial goals annually as determined by the Executive Committee to raise money for this fund.
Section 4. The SCLMM Loan Fund will be used to grant loans to congregations in the South Carolina Synod, as determined by the
SCLMM Executive Committee. This fund shall be incorporated under the laws of the State of South Carolina. The loans shall be interest free if
they are repaid on schedule. If the loans are not repaid on schedule, an interest rate of not more than eight percent per annum will be charged. Each
congregation in the Synod will be assigned suggested financial goals annually as determined by the Executive Committee to raise money for this
fund. By November each year the Vice President or incoming President shall appoint a SCLMM Loan Fund Committee to administer this fund
subject to the approval of the SCLMM Executive Committee at its November meeting each year. Interest generated by money in the SCLMM
Loan Fund may be returned to the SCLMM Loan Fund or used to supplement funding for other programs of the SCLMM as described in
the Loan Fund guidelines.
Section 5. The SCLMM Mission Gift Fund will be used to grant gifts to congregations in the South Carolina Synod with special needs as
determined by the SCLMM Executive Committee. These gifts will be used in a manner approved by the pastor/developer and the congregational
council of the recipient congregation. Prior to organization as a congregation, the use of the gifts will be approved by the pastor/developer and the
Bishop of the South Carolina Synod, or the Bishop’s designee(s). The recipients of these gifts and the amount of the gifts shall be determined
annually by the Executive Committee. These gifts will be distributed at the Annual Convention Fellowship Banquet. Each congregation in the
Synod will be assigned suggested financial goals annually as determined by the SCLMM Executive Committee to raise money for this fund.
Recipients will be asked at the Annual Convention Fellowship Banquet to advise the banquet attendees how the gifts will be used by the recipient
congregation.
Section 6. The LMM-ELCA Fund will be used to strengthen men’s Christian faith, relationships and missions throughout the 65 Synods
of the ELCA by financially supporting our national men’s ministry. Lutheran men and Lutheran Men Units of the South Carolina Synod receive
support from LMM-ELCA through Bible-study resources, leadership training and summer retreats/gatherings. Each congregation in the Synod
will be assigned suggested financial goals annually as determined by the Executive Committee to raise money for this fund.
Section 7. The Committee of 100 membership includes all persons contributing one hundred dollars or more to this committee during the
year. Committee of 100 participants will have the option of requesting their contributions be used for the New Mission Start Program or the
SCLMM Loan Fund.
Section 8. The New Mission Start Program is primarily used to fund the start or development of new mission entries, but also as the need
arises and as funds permit, the redevelopment of existing congregations within the South Carolina Synod. This includes support of a PastorDeveloper and expenses associated with the development of a congregation. Money for mission development will be disbursed only after
consultation with the Bishop and American Missions Committee of the South Carolina Synod as well as the ELCA’s Evangelical Outreach and
Congregational Mission Unit Regional Mission Director. A mission may not receive financial support from this program for longer than seven
years. The primary source of funding for this program will be contributions to the committee of 100, with secondary funding from special
gifts, bequests and interest generated from the SCLMM Loan Fund as described in the Loan Fund guidelines. This program's funds will
continue to build until a sufficient reserve is accumulated, as recommended by the New Mission Start Committee and approved by the SCLMM
Section 9. SCLMM Honorary Life and Memorial Memberships shall cost twenty-five dollars each. Suitable recognition will be given
for these memberships. The monies received from the sale of SCLMM Honorary Life and Memorial Memberships will go to the SCLMM Mission
Gift Fund.
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Section 10. The SCLMM Scholarship at Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary (LTSS) was established/endowed in Calendar Year
2000 to provide financial aid to deserving students at LTSS. The preference for the scholarship will be given to 1st year Master of Divinity student
(s) from South Carolina. If there is no 1st year seminarian from South Carolina, then it will be given to a South Carolina Master of Divinity student
in any of the other classes. Additional contributions to the SCLMM Scholarship at LTSS may be made at the discretion of the SCLMM at its
annual convention or by the SCLMM Executive Committee, Conference Organizations or Congregational LMM Units at any time, or by any
individual designating his/her contribution to LTSS to the SCLMM Scholarship.
Section 11. The SCLMM George and Evelyn Segelken Endowment Fund was established in April 2003 to supplement mission churches
that are under the supervision of the American Missions Committee of the South Carolina Synod. The SCLMM Loan Fund Committee manages the
funds in this endowment. The SCLMM Executive Committee shall appoint an operational committee to evaluate applications for endowment fund
grants and to make recommendations to the SCLMM Executive Committee for approval. Additional contributions to the George and Evelyn
Segelken Endowment Fund may be made at the discretion of the SCLMM at its annual convention or by the SCLMM Executive Committee,
Conference Organizations or Congregational LMM Units at any time, or by any individual designating his/her contribution to SCLMM to the
George and Evelyn Segelken Endowment Fund.
Section 12. The SCLMM scholarship at Newberry College was established in Calendar Year 2005 to provide financial aid to deserving
students at Newberry College. The preference for the scholarship will be given to 4th or 3rd year active ELCA South Carolina students who plan to
serve the church in ordained or lay ministry positions with emphasis on those who have bi-lingual (Spanish-English) gifts/skills. Additional
contributions to the SCLMM Scholarship at Newberry College may be made at the discretion of the SCLMM at its annual convention or by the
SCLMM Executive Committee, Conference Organizations or Congregational LMM Units at any time, or by any individual designating his/her
contribution to Newberry College to the SCLMM Scholarship.
Section 13. Bequests, memorials, and gifts to the SCLMM Loan Fund, the SCLMM Mission Gift Fund, the New Mission Start Program,
the SCLMM Scholarship at LTSS, the George and Evelyn Segelken Endowment Fund, and the SCLMM Scholarship at Newberry College will be
encouraged.
Section 14. Copies of the SCLMM Annual Directory, with a listing of suggested financial goals for each congregation, shall be provided
each congregation represented at the SCLMM Annual Convention. Congregations not represented at the SCLMM Annual Convention will be
provided copies of the Directory within 30 days of the convention. During the year, progress reports will be mailed as determined by the SCLMM
Section 15. Each conference will disburse monies received at Conference Meetings as determined by the Conference.
ARTICLE II: ELECTIONS
Section 1. At the first meeting of the Executive Committee following the annual convention and elections, the President shall appoint a
Nominating Committee, whose duty shall be to nominate at least one candidate for each office to be filled.
Section 2. A majority of the votes cast by the delegates at the Annual Convention shall be necessary to elect.
Section 3. The President, Vice President, Promotional Secretary, Secretary, and Pastoral Advisor shall be elected and serve for a term of
one year or until his/her successor is elected. These officers shall not be eligible for election to more than two consecutive terms.
Section 4. The Treasurer shall be elected and serve for a term of three years or until his successor is elected. The Treasurer shall be
eligible for reelection to consecutive terms.
Section 5. The term of interim appointment of officers and members of the Executive Committee shall not be counted as one full year in
determining the number of terms such appointees may serve. The term of the elected officers, with the exception of the Treasurer, shall be from the
date of election at the SCLMM Annual Convention until the date of the annual convention the following year. The term of the Treasurer shall be
from the date of his election until the date of the annual convention three years hence.
ARTICLE III: SPECIAL AWARDS
The SCLMM “Lutheran Man Distinguished Service Award” may be presented at the Annual Convention of SCLMM to individual(s)
who have served the cause of SCLMM diligently and faithfully. The Special Awards Committee, without further approval of the SCLMM
Executive Committee, is empowered to select awardee(s), secure the “Lutheran Man Distinguished Service Award(s), and arrange for the
presentation of the award(s) in conjunction with the annual convention. No more than two awards may be presented annually.
ARTICLE IV: DISSOLUTION OF SCLMM
In the event the SCLMM shall be dissolved for any reason, then any funds on hand or in accounts in financial institutions/ organizations
or other assets shall be given to the South Carolina Synod, ELCA; Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary in Columbia, SC; and the Lutheran
Men in Mission, ELCA in equal shares or to eleemosynary organization(s) to be designated by the Executive Committee of the SCLMM and which
meets the standards required by the State of South Carolina and the Internal Revenue Service.
ARTICLE V: AMENDMENTS
Amendments may be made to these SCLMM Constitution Bylaws at any Annual Convention of SCLMM by a two-thirds vote of
members present and voting provided due notice of amendment has been given at the opening of the business session of the convention.
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COVENANT OF DIALOG
We, the South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission (SCLMM) are mindful that Section 2 of Article III of the SC Lutheran
Men in Mission Constitution states that "The SCLMM shall seek to aid in the spiritual, intellectual and social development
of the men of the church and to deepen commitment to Christ and participation in the life of His Church." This is
consistent with the Mission of our Churchwide LMM which says that "Our Mission is, by God's grace, to build men's faith,
relationships and ministry ....."
We are mindful that our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, the night before He died, prayed: “that all of them may be one,
Father, just as you are in me and I am in you. May they also be in us so that the world may believe that you have sent
me.” (John 17:21) The Psalmist also reminds us that "How good and pleasant it is when brothers live together in
unity." (Psalm 133:1) At the same time, we are well aware that we live in a world of differing opinions and different beliefs
and interpretations of scripture. This does not, however, mean that we should not strive for unity of purpose in men's
ministry. The Vision of LMM is that every man have a growing relationship with Jesus Christ through an effective men's
ministry in every congregation.
Furthermore, acknowledging our common baptism by water and the Holy Spirit and in the name of the Trinity, we also
affirm our responsibility to “make every effort to preserve the unity which has the Spirit as it origin and peace as its
binding force” because: “there is but one Body and one Spirit…just as there is one Lord, one faith, one baptism, one God
and Father of all, who is over all, and works through all and is in all” (Ephesians 4:4-7). To be baptized into Christ is to be
baptized into hope – “and hope does not disappoint us because God’s love has been poured into our hearts through the
Holy Spirit which has been given us” (Romans 5:5). This hope manifests itself in fervent prayer, common worship, and
courageous action.
We celebrate the effect of such hope in building cordial and respectful relations with other denominations and non-ELCA
Lutherans in SC as we jointly work to build men's faith and relationships with both Jesus Christ and those around us. As
we begin the Third Millennium of Christ’s Church on earth, we are sensible of our responsibility as men's ministry leaders
to encourage faithful people, living side by side within our state, to continue this work and to adopt a united witness to
Christ before the world. To this end we welcome participation, wholly or in part, of other denominations or Lutheran
expressions in any and all of our ministry activities designed to build men for Christ, such as but not limited to: One Year
to Live Retreats, Bible Studies, Building Men for Christ workshops, Regional and National Gatherings and Events, any
training events, etc. along with available published LMM resources.
A Willingness to Dialog
In his explanation to the eighth commandment, Martin Luther said that "We are to fear and love God, so that we do not tell
lies about our neighbors, betray or slander them. or destroy their reputations. Instead we are to come to their defense,
speak well of them, and interpret everything they do in the best possible light." With this as our guide, we (SCLMM)
express the willingness to dialog with others on ways that we can mutually advance men's ministry in our respective
churches and denominations.
THEREFORE, we the South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission Executive Board agree to enter into dialog with others as
may be desired. In behalf of the unity of the church and the importance of men's ministry in all congregations,
WE WILL:
1. Commit ourselves to pray for one another and for the unity of the Church and to encourage all men to do the same.
2. Make available and recommend the use of all LMM publications.
3. Welcome and encourage participation in our ministry activities.
4. Encourage programs for spiritual nourishment among our respective church affiliations.
5. Share information about our respective men's ministry organizations and activities.
6. Remove obstacles to unity by learning more about one another's beliefs, traditions and practices, and encourage all men
to do the same.
7. Be open to dialog with others on ways to cooperate in men's ministry, with Luther's explanation to the eighth
commandment as our guide.
8. Speak respectively and prayerfully of other denominations and affiliations even amidst periods of possible disagreement.
Our prayer is that the Holy Spirit, who has brought us to this moment of discernment, bring us to ever deepening levels of
unity while at the same time respecting the differing beliefs that we may hold. May we be one in the effort to help every
man have a growing relationship with Jesus Christ, our risen Lord and Savior.
SOUTH CAROLINA LUTHERAN MEN IN MISSION EXECUTIVE BOARD
Approved by the Executive Board at the August 24, 2013 Regular Meeting
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ELCA CHURCHES BY CONFERENCE
Atonement, Laurens
Christ the King, Greenville
Faith Lutheran Chapel, Pickens
Immanuel, Greenwood
Lutheran by the Lake, McCormick
Lutheran Church of
Messiah, Maudlin
Redeemer, Greer
St. John, Walhalla
St. Mathias, Easley
Trinity, Greenville
University, Clemson
Augsburg, Union
Crossroads (Mission), Indian Land
Epiphany, Rock Hill
Grace, Rock Hill
Holy Communion, Spartanburg
Joy, Moore/Duncan
Springs of Grace,
Boiling Springs/Inman
St. John’s, Spartanburg
Cross and Crown, Florence
King of Glory, North Myrtle Beach
St. Luke, Florence
St. Peter, Pawleys Island
St. Phillip, Myrtle Beach
Trinity, Georgetown
Bachman Chapel, Prosperity
Beth Eden, Newberry
Bethany, Newberry
Bethel, White Rock
Bethlehem, Pomaria
Colony, Newberry
Faith, Newberry
Grace, Prosperity
Lutheran Church of Redeemer, Newberry
Mt. Hermon, Peak
Mt. Horeb, Chapin
Mt. Olivet, Chapin
Mt. Olivet, Prosperity
Pomaria, Pomaria
St. James, Newberry
St. John, Clinton
St. John, Irmo
St. John, Pomaria
St. Matthew, Pomaria
St. Paul, Pomaria
St. Phillip, Newberry
St. Thomas, Chapin
St. Timothy, Whitmire
MIDLAND CONFERENCE 6
Ascension, Columbia
Bethlehem, Irmo
Breath of Life Mission
Christ the King, Columbia
Christus Victor, Columbia
Cristo Rey Lutereana, West Columbia
Amelia Conference 4
Ebenezer, Columbia
Christ, Hilton Head
Gethsemane, Columbia
Ehrhardt Memorial, Ehrhardt
Incarnation, Columbia
Hope, Vance
Lutheran Church of
Mt. Pleasant, Ehrhardt
the Redeemer, Columbia
Orangeburg, Orangeburg
Our
Shepherd,
Hartsville
Pine Grove, Lone Star
Reformation,
Columbia
Resurrection, Columbia
St. John’s, Beaufort
St. Andrew, Blythewood
St. Matthew, Cameron
St. Nicholas, Fairfax
St. James, Sumter
Trinity, Elloree
St. Luke, Columbia
SYNODICALLY AUTHORIZED
St. Michael, Columbia
WORSHIPPING COMMUNITIES (SAWC)
St. Paul, Columbia
St. Timothy, Camden
FOOTHILLS Conference 1
Nuestro Salvador Lutheran Church of
UPSTATE Conference - 2
Circle of Grace Lutheran Church, Gaffney
EPIPHANY Conference (Area) - 3
The Lutheran Methodist, Hickory Nut
UMC, Clio, SC
MIDLANDS Conference - 6
The Life Center, Blythewood
Sagrada Familia (Holy Family) Gethsemane,
Columbia
2nd Generation Latino-Probe
The Jericho Community
Ascension Lutheran Church, Columbia
The Life Center, Columbia
SAXA GOTHA Conference -8
Cristo Rey, Gaston
Cristo Rey, Pelion
Cristo Rey Lutheran Church, West Columbia
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All Saints, Mount Pleasant
Faith, John’s Island
Holy Spirit, Charleston
Lutheran Church of
the Redeemer, Charleston
Messiah, Hanahan
Peace, Charleston Heights
St. Barnabas, Charleston
St. Johannes, Charleston
St. John, Charleston
St. Luke, Summerville
St. Mark, Isle of Palms
St. Michael, Moncks Corner
St. Paul, Mount Pleasant
Bethany, Lexington
Emmanuel, West Columbia
Faith West Columbia
Nazareth, Lexington
Our Savior, West Columbia
Pilgrim, Lexington
Pisgah, Lexington
Sandy Run, Swansea
St. David’s, West Columbia
St. John, Lexington
St. John, Pelion
St. Peter, Lexington
Transfiguration, West Columbia
Zion, Lexington
Corinth, Saluda
Enon, Leesville
Faith, Batesburg-Leesville
Good Hope, Ward
Grace, Gilbert
Mt. Pleasant, Saluda
St. James, (Summit), Leesville
St. John, Johnston
St. Mark, Prosperity
St. Paul, Aiken
St. Paul, Gilbert
St. Peter, Batesburg-Leesville
Trinity, Saluda
Union, Leesville
President: Verne “Ken” Heckel, III 324 Holmes Drive Greenville, SC 29609 (864) 609-0182
Committee of 100: Joe Fulmer, 302 Foxhound Road, Simpsonville, SC 29680-6713, [email protected]
Atonement, Laurens 1945
The Rev. Rick C. Inman
415 West Farley Avenue
Laurens, SC 29630
(864) 984-7200
President: Charles Hershey
101 Persimmon Court
Greenwood, SC 29649
(864) 229-5195
[email protected]
Contact: Charles Rankin
280 Herman Road
Laurens, SC 29360
(803) 682-2542
Vice President/ Chaplain:
Broadus “Bo” Bowman
405 Starboard Tack
Greenwood, SC 29649
(864) 227-6651
[email protected]
President: Joe Fulmer
302 Foxhound Road
(864) 380-9171 c.
Program: Doug Dean
415 Mountain Ridge Lake Road
Mountain Ridge, SC 29664
(864) 718-9265
[email protected]
Christ the King 1987
1925 Pelham Road
Greenville, SC 29615
(864) 234-5647
Faith Lutheran Chapel 2014
The Rev Kathy E. Harris
108 West Baker Street
Pickens, SC 29671
(864) 898-1890
President David Vorpagel
135 Slippery Rock Drive
Pickens, SC 29671-7820
(864) 878-1055
Vice President: Chuck Dooley
105 Bentwood Lane
Pickens, SC 29671
(803) 507-3034
[email protected]
Secretary/Treasurer:
Ray Schneider
149 Limestone Spring Court
Pickens, SC 29671
(864) 878-3238
[email protected]
Treasurer: Dr. Luke Aull
1711 Ninety Six Highway
Ninety Six, SC 29666
(864) 227-7404
Treasurer: Tom Ramsey
208 Eastcrest Drive
(864) 967-8768
[email protected]
President: Chuck Gresham
PO Box 373
McCormick, SC 29835
(864) 391-4032
[email protected]
Committee of 100: Al Socha
113 Brockman Drive
Mauldin, SC 29662
(864) 420-3447
[email protected]
Vice President: Bob Broucksou
327 Mulberry Lane
McCormick, SC 29835
(864) 391-3193
Redeemer Lutheran 1972
The Rev. Scottie J. Burkhalter
PO Box 1054
Greer, SC 29652
(864) 877-5876
[email protected]
Story Teller: Bob Raack
161 Rhett Drive
McCormick, SC 29835
(864) 391-4274
Treasurer: Eric Randall
105 Cypress Lane
McCormick, SC 29835
(864) 391-8022
[email protected]
President: Bob Potter
202 Regency Circle
Anderson, SC 29625
(864) 225-6460
Quartermaster: Ron Younts
13 Greenwater Shores
McCormick, SC 29835
(864) 391-5534
Treasurer: Thomas Weeks
2011 Cobbs Way
Anderson, SC 29621
(864) 332-8964
Lutheran Church of Our Saviour
1956
The Rev. Mark Cerniglia
2600 Wade Hampton Boulevard
(864) 244-2836
[email protected]
Immanuel 1902
The Rev. Nathan T. Gragg
501 East Creswell Avenue
Greenwood, SC 29646
(864) 223-0590
[email protected]
Secretary: Ralph Wimmer
114 Ravenwood Lane
(864) 963-3431 c.
[email protected]
Lutheran Church by Lake 1998
The Rev. James F. Kinsler
100 Twelve Oaks Drive
McCormick, SC 29835
(864) 391-3000
[email protected]
Holy Trinity 1936
The Rev. J. Chris Fisher
209 Broad Street
Anderson, SC 29621
(864) 224-4220
[email protected]
Program Chairman: Bob Vinson
PO Box 563
Anderson, SC 29622
(864) 332-8954
Vice President: Tim Weaver
108 Green Bank Lane
(310) 936-0216 c.
[email protected]
Contact: Fred Brandt
207 Newman Drive
Lyman, SC 29365
(864)346-8366
St. John 1853
The Rev. Frank G. Honeycutt
301 West Main Street
Walhalla, SC 29691
(864) 638-6363
[email protected]
President: Gene Burnside
102 Crepe Myrtle Drive
Walhalla, SC 29691
(864) 882-9787
Vice President: Bob Johnson
1230 Melton Road
West Union, SC 29696
(864) 885-9083
Contact: Vern “Ken Heckel”, III
324 Holmes Drive
(864) 609-0182
[email protected]
Secretary: Rudy Northdurft
171 Ridgecrest Road
Seneca, SC 29678
(864) 647-9056
[email protected]
Messiah 1967
1100 Log Shoals Road
Mauldin, SC 29662
(864) 963-4549
Treasurer: Alan Harding
2004 Ironside Circle
Seneca, SC 29672
(864) 882-4509
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St. Matthias, Easley 1974
The Rev. Sean A. Miller
PO Box 815
Easley, SC 29640
(864) 859-0639
[email protected]
St. Michael, Greenville 1948
The Rev. Robert L. Miles
2619 Augusta Road
(843) 232-8510
[email protected]
President: Chris Bocchino
111 Lantern Ridge Drive
Easley, SC 29642
(864) 350-4212
[email protected]
Vice President: Ronny Dixon
104 Long View Lane
Pickens, SC 29671
(864) 631-1645
Secretary: Rick Richardson
1000 Wembley Road
(864) 234-0325
[email protected]
Treasurer: Peter Strub
206 Lake Hills Lane
Travelers Rest, SC
(864) 836-6433
[email protected]
Committee of 100:
Howard Leonard
18 Pimlico Court
(864) 288-5312
(864) 270-5960 c.
[email protected]
Trinity 1909
The Rev. Susan J. Crowell
421 North Main Street
Greenville, SC 229601-2043
(864) 242-5702
University 1951
The Rev. Larry F. Hartsell
PO Box 1337
Clemson, SC 29633
(864) 654-4232
President: Duane Kauffman 10269 Scotland Avenue, Fort Mill, SC 29707 - (864) 237-4233 - [email protected]
Augsburg Lutheran 1930
772 Webber Lake Road
Union, SC 29379
(864) 897-4772
Crossroads 2014
The Rev. Richard T. Carter
1732 Lillywood Lane
Fort Mill, SC 29715
(803) 414-7828
[email protected]
President: Duane Kauffman
10269 Scotland Avenue
Fort Mill, SC 29707
(864) 237-4233
[email protected]
Epiphany 1991
The Rev. Jeffrey L. Lingle
PO Box 4763
Rock Hill, SC 29732
(803) 324-8877
[email protected]
Grace 1923
The Rev. Christine V. Stoxen
426 Oakland Avenue
Rock Hill, SC 29730
(803) 324-5295
Holy Communion 1960
The Rev. B. Gene Baker
1430 John B. White, Sr. Blvd
(864) 576-1953
[email protected]
Reformation 1981
North French Street
PO Box 26
Lancaster, SC 29720
(803) 285-6744
[email protected]
Joy 2001
The Rev. Lane D. Bembenek
3980 Moore-Duncan Highway
Moore, SC 29369
(864) 486-1036
laneatjoy@bellsouthnet
President: Conrad Collins
2080 Country Club Drive
Lancaster, SC 29720
President: Byron Honbarger
8 Simmons Court
Wellford, SC 29385
(864) 949-9167
(864) 420-9518 c.
[email protected]
Vice President: Don Watson
150 Kelseys Mill Road
Campobello, SC 29322
(864) 457-5130
(864) 706-3922 c.
[email protected]
Treasurer: Earl Dunham
307 Shadowfield Acres Drive
Duncan, SC 29334
(864) 430-6666 c.
[email protected]
Treasurer: Dave DeBruycker
1905 Tara Trail
Lancaster, SC 29720
(803) 285-5643
[email protected]
Springs of Grace 2001
The Rev. Hobson “Hobby“ Outten
PO Box 16100
Boiling Springs, SC 29316
(864) 599-8802
[email protected]
President: Tom Wuerfel
311 Red Hill Lane
Landrum, SC 29356
(864) 457-4082
Vice President: Gere Ablett
307 Red Fox Lane
Chesnee, SC 29323
(864) 578-2679
[email protected]
Secretary: Jim Voris
141 Taft Drive
Chesnee, SC 29323
(864) 384-5880
[email protected]
Treasurer: Ron Key
122 Timber Lake Drive
Inman, SC 29349
(864) 384-2769
St. John’s 1902
The Rev Michael T. Shackelford
415 South Pine Street
(864) 583-8167
[email protected]
President: Barry Ellison
207 Harrell Drive
(864) 579-1297
Vice President: Charles Dickson
3 Bernhardt Drive
Spartanburg, SC29302
(864) 582-5070
Ralph Wessinger
709 Otis Blvd
(864) 582-6256
[email protected]
President/Committee 100: Joe DiMauro, 1048 Vestry Lane, Murrells Inlet, SC 29576 (843) 357-3840 - [email protected]
Cross and Crown (1981)
The Rev. Mary M. Finklea
3123 West Palmetto Street
Florence, SC 29501
(843) 669-2355
[email protected]
King of Glory 1976)
The Rev. Pamela R. Cook
805 11th Avenue, North
North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582
(843) 249-3954
[email protected]
[email protected]
Shepherd of the Sea (1975)
The Rev. Brad E. Bellah
PO Box 1750
Murrells Inlet, SC 29576
(843) 651-7377
[email protected]
[email protected]
President: George Kaye
1913 Heritage Loop
Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
(843) 504-1920
[email protected]
Vice President: Larry Rathe
3615 Sunfish Street
(843) 333-4692
[email protected]
Vice President: Bill Philipp
4317 Bedford Lane
Florence, SC 29501
(843) 665-4189
[email protected]
Vice President: Barnie Slice
41 Pierpont Court
Pawleys, Island , SC 29585
(843) 235-9531
[email protected]
Secretary/Treasurer: Bob Alexander
104 Seagull Landing Place
(843) 267-2624
[email protected]
Secretary: Wylie Caldwell
400 Seminole Avenue
Florence, SC 29501
(843) 669-4988
[email protected]
Secretary: Bill Stoneman
171 Ashcraft Circle
Pawleys Island, SC 29585
(843) 222-4645
[email protected]
Committee of 100: Joe DiMauro
1048 Vestry Lane
Treasurer: Bob Seastrunk
827 Wimbledon Avenue
Florence, SC 29505
(843) 662-2088
[email protected]
Treasurer: Garland Jett
2 Old Barge Road
(843) 237-7381
[email protected]
St. Peter (1984)
The Rev. David R. Lyle
65 Crooked Oak Drive
(843) 237-2795
[email protected]
[email protected]
Committee of 100: Richard Zuch
PO Box 2455
(843) 237-1800
[email protected]
(843) 357-3840
[email protected]
St. Luke (1896)
The Rev. Jeffrey W. Shealy
1201 Cherokee Road
Florence, SC 2950
(843) 662-4622
[email protected]
President: Joe Onessimo
1316 Fairlane Drive
Florence, SC 29505
(843) 669-9798
[email protected]
President: Rich Nesbit
282 Reef Run Road
(843) 235-9479
[email protected]
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St. Philip (1956)
The Rev. Jason M. Lee
6200 North Kings Highway
(843) 449-5345
[email protected]
Trinity (1945)
The Rev. Vickie S. Powell
1605 Fraser Street
PO Box 555
Georgetown, SC 29442
(843) 546-5424
[email protected]
President: Jerry W. Altman
33 Estate Lane
(843) 546-0968
[email protected]
Vice President: James Wragg
81 Boykin Road
(843) 545-0571
[email protected]
Secretary: J. T. Martin
708 Rosemary Street
(843) 546-6833
[email protected]
AMELIA CONFERENCE 4
President: Randy A. Collins, 122 Murray Drive, Beaufort, SC 29906 (843) 846-1016 or (843) 575-3203 c. [email protected]
Christ 1973
The Rev. David G. Osborne
829 William Hilton Parkway
Hilton Head Island, SC 29928
(843) 785-5560
[email protected]
Contact: Wayne Sebulsky
829 William Hilton Parkway
Hilton Head, SC 29928
Ehrhardt Memorial 1904
The Rev. Ricki Mason
PO Box 128
Ehrhardt, SC 29081
(803) 267-2221
Contact: Freddie Copeland
PO Box 11
Ehrhardt, SC 29081
(803) 267-6045
Good Shepherd 1940
The Rev. Richard “Rich” Johnson
110 May Street
(843) 549-5353
[email protected]
President: Bob Ferris
15467 Round O Road
(843) 835-2170
[email protected]
Vice President: Charles Rister
205 Silverhill Road
[email protected]
[email protected]
Secretary: Winfield Simmons
5229 Green Pond Highway
(843) 893-3751
[email protected]
Treasurer: Kevin Wicker
977 Quail Drive
(843) 538-5618
[email protected]
Hope 1989
The Rev. Wayne W. Young
PO Box 67,
Vance, SC 19163
(803) 492-8419
[email protected]
Lord of Life 1999
The Rev. Jon D. Heiliger
351 Buckwalter Parkway
Bluffton, SC 29910
(843) 757-4774
[email protected]
Mt. Pleasant 1750
The Rev. Ricki Mason
PO Box 249
Ehrhardt, SC 29081-0249
(803) 267-3610
[email protected]
Orangeburg 1855
PO Box 488
Orangeburg, SC 29116
(803) 534-1192
[email protected]
Contact: Taylor Garrick
1202 Berkley Street
Orangeburg, SC 29115
(803) 531-6607
Pine Grove 1847
2688 McCords Ferry Road
Lone Star, SC 29030-9755
(803) 826-6791
Contact: John David Stoudenmire
96 Broomstraw Road
Lone Star, SC 29030
(803) 826-6793
Resurrection 1844
The Rev. Eric Little
PO Box 427
Cameron, SC 29030
(803) 823-2915
[email protected]
President: Douglas Doster
480 Winding Brooke Drive
Cameron, SC 29030
Vice President: Jim Gates
42 St. John Road
PO Box 42
Cameron, SC 29030
St. John’s 1953
The Rev. P. Shannon Mullen
157 Lady’s Island Drive
Beaufort, SC 29907-1647
(843) 524-3461
[email protected]
President: Randy A. Collins
122 Murray Drive
Beaufort, SC 29906
(843) 846-1016
(843) 575-3203 c.
[email protected]
Vice President: Christian Dale
68 Alumni Road
Beaufort, SC 29907
(843) 473-0394 c.
[email protected]
Secretary: Arno Moellenhoff
28 Whitewing Drive
Beaufort, SC 29906
(843) 846-9120
(843) 476-9190 c.
wonderlostoo@hargray
Treasurer: Tim Bochelman
4007 Cedarbrook Street
Beaufort, SC 29906
(843) 522-9287
(843) 812-4323 c.
St. Matthew 1737
The Rev Erick Little
PO Box 427
Cameron, SC 29030
(803) 823-2915
[email protected]
St. Nicholas 1800
Trinity 1906
The Rev. Martin Matthis
PO Box 1111
Fairfax, SC 29827
(803) 632-3528
Trinity 1849
The Rev. D. Mitchell Evans
PO Box 487
Elloree, SC 29047
(803) 897-2668
President: John F. Boozer, III, 3643 SC Highway 773, Pomaria, SC 29126 (803) 276-0641 - [email protected]
Vice President: Pat Longshore, 3076 Macedonia Church Road, Prosperity, SC 29127 (803) 364-9340 - [email protected]
Secretary: Benjamin (Ben) D. Bowers, 20 Lee’s Way Road, Prosperity, SC 29127 (803) 364-3855 - [email protected]
Treasurer: Roderick (Rick) Caston, 135 Anderson Drive, Prosperity, SC 29127 - (803) 924-2332 - [email protected]
Pastoral Advisor: The Rev. Dr. Derald Edwards, PO Box 246, Pomaria, SC 29126 (803) 276-4165
Bachman Chapel 1886
3124 Bachman Chapel Road
Prosperity, SC 29127-9787
(803) 364-3226
Contact: James E. Boozer
330 Darren Boozer Road
(803) 364-3359
Beth Eden 1843
The Rev. D. Rodney Gunter
228 Jalapa Road
Newberry, SC 29108-9022
(803) 276-3226
Bethany 1936
The. Rev. Dr. Robert McCollum
2704 Nance Street
(803) 276-8942
Contact: Wayne Folk
1211 Reid Street
Newberry, SC 29108
(803) 276-6474
President; Ricky Long
2020 Shelly Street
Newberry, SC 29108
(803) 276-7976
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Vice President/C100: Gary Felker
314 Old Whitmire Road
Newberry, SC 29108
(803) 276-4971
Secretary/Treasurer: Earl Leitzsey
847 Mt. Bethel Garmnay Road
Newberry, SC 29108
(803) 276-6944
Bethel 1762
The Rev. Roy M. Butler
PO Box 367
White Rock, SC 29177
(803) 781-2134
[email protected]
Vice President: Eddie Rivers
PO Box 48
(803) 364-3671
c. (803) 940-7245
[email protected]
President: Dave Chaney
2029 Island Trail
Chapin, SC 29036
Secretary/Treasurer: Jonny Merck
529 McNeary Street
(803) 364-2122
c. (803) 924-1945
[email protected]
Vice President: Jonathan Harling
PO Box 476
White Rock, SC 29177
Secretary: Carl Derrick
123 Club Court
Chapin, SC 29036
Treasurer: Barry Stone
1410 Old Hilton Road
Chapin, AC 29036
(803) 245-3199
Bethlehem 1816
173 New Hope Church Road
Pomaria, SC 29126
(803) 276-6258
Colony 1845
The Rev. Jerry L. Trantham
48 Colony Church Road
Newberry SC 29108
(803) 276-7151
[email protected]
President: Wendall Bedenbaugh
311 Barr Woods Road
Saluda, SC 29138
(864) 445-2599
Vice President: Larry Wise
565 Plantation Pointe
(803) 364-2938
[email protected]
Committee of 100: Steve Bedenbaugh
PO Box 1000
(803) 364-2000
c.(803) 405-7000
Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
1853
PO Box 382
Newberry, SC 29108
(803) 276-2003
[email protected]
[email protected]
President: Matt Bowers
3222 Orchard Street
Newberry, SC 29108
(803) 924-8362
[email protected]
Vice President: B. L. Brown
6700 Jolly Street Road
Newberry, SC 29108
(803) 276-0380
[email protected]
Treasurer: Tommy Fellers
1150 Hillcrest Road
Newberry, SC (29108)
(803) 276-5430
[email protected]
Secretary/Treasurer: Richard Fine
195 Compass Drive
Newberry, SC 29108
[email protected]
Projects: John Hammond
1030 Wallace Drive
Newberry, SC 29108
(803) 276-4801
[email protected]
Faith 1961
1505 Wilson Road
Newberry, SC 29108
(803) 276-5422
[email protected]
Committee of 100: Johnny Lindsay
3113 Cherry Lane Drive
Newberry, SC 29108
(803) 276-6697
[email protected]
Contact: Tony Hedgepath
969 Mud Creek Road
Newberry, SC 29108
(803) 276-8870
Church Yard: Ben Bowers
20 Lees Way
(803) 364-3855
[email protected]
Grace 1859
The Rev. Michael Price
PO Box 188
(803) 364-3331
[email protected]
President: Mike Whitlock
109 South Wheeler Avenue
(803) 335-3871
(803) 944-2601
[email protected]
Macedonia 1847
The Rev. Randall S. Derrick
49 Macedonia Church Road
(803) 364-3786
[email protected]
President: Pat Longshore
(803) 364-9340
[email protected]
Vice President: Rudie Tarver
455 Lominack Road
(803) 364-5045
Secretary: Fred Cain
(803) 364-5199
[email protected]
Treasurer: Richard Haug
361 Osprey Pointe Lane
(803) 924-3625
Mt. Hermon (1889)
The Rev. Jason T. Antley
PO Box 9
Peak, SC 29122
(803) 345-2807
[email protected]
Contact: Neil Fulmer
1908 Clark Road
Little Mountain, SC 29075
(803) 345-3060 c. (803) 807-8138
Contact: Jack Cannon
PO Box 25
Peak, SC 29122
c. (434) 941-2621
Mt. Horeb 1891
The Rev. Ralph G. Hill
101 East Boundary Street
Chapin, SC 29036
(803) 345-2000
President: Pete Ayoub
161 Midge Creek Court
Chapin, SC 29036
(803) 345-3949
[email protected]
Vice President: Arnie Wodke
406 Bent Oak Court
Chapin, SC 29036
(803) 233-4542
[email protected]
Secretary: Ron Stockman
PO Box 281
Chapin, SC 29036
(803) 345-1189
[email protected]
Treasurer: Robert P. Frick
PO Box 11 - 106 Clark Street
Chapin, SC 29036
(803) 345-2156
[email protected]
Mt. Olivet 1873
The Rev. Jason T. Antley
11733 Broad River Road
Chapin, SC 29036-9190
(803) 345-3333
[email protected]
President: Eddie Boozer
1233 Mike Stuck Road
(803) 345-2535
[email protected]
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Vice President: Robert Huff
1342 Wash Lever Road
(803) 345-6763
[email protected]
Secretary: Gerald Edwards
2022 Island Trail
Chapin, SC 29036
[email protected]
Treasurer: Jerry Derrick
1270 Lazy Creek Court
Chapin, SC 29036
(803) 345-2774
[email protected]
Mt. Olivet 1882
The Rev. James W. Campbell
2192 Bethel Church Road
Prosperity, SC 29127-7776
(803) 781-5449
[email protected]
Mt. Pilgrim (1880)
The Rev. Bobby Morris
PO Box 687,
803-364-4709
[email protected]
President: Woody Berley
969 Hope Station Road
Pomaria, SC 29126
(803) 276-1865
Treasurer: Paul Bedenbaugh
873 Long Road
(803) 924-4707
[email protected]
Mt. Tabor (1880)
The Rev. John M. Stoudemayer
816 Mt. Tabor Road
(803) 945-7933
[email protected]
Contact: Voight Counts
325 Dr. Bowers Road
(803) 945-7934
Pomaria (1910)
The Rev. Derald H. Edwards
PO Box 246
Pomaria, SC 29126-0246
(803) 276-4165
[email protected]
Contact: John F. Boozer, III
3643 SC Highway 773
Pomaria, SC 29126
(803) 276-0641
[email protected]
Treasurer: Paul Richardson
1510 Peak Road
Pomaria, SC 29126
(803) 276-5403
1352 John Chapman Road
Imo, SC 29060-9178
(803) 345-5061
Silverstreet Lutheran 1908
120 Long Street
Silverstreet, SC 29145
(803) 276-1102
President: Jerry Havird
PO Box 40
Silverstreet, SC 29145-0040
(803) 924-5387
[email protected]
Vice President: Lenny Mack
384 Holly Circle
Newberry, SC 29108
(803) 276-5396
Secretary: George Piersol
80 Lake Street
Silverstreet, SC 29145
(803) 276-0083
Treasurer: Chris Davenport
3124 Harold Bowers Road
Newberry. SC 29108
(803) 537– 9657
St. James 1840
The Rev. D. Rodney Gunter
228 Jalapa Road
(803) 276-0652
St. John 1920
The Rev. David Edenfield
PO Box 517
Clinton, SC 29325
(864) 833-0172
c. (864) 404-1655
[email protected]
Treasurer: Jimmy Neal
146 Mansdale Drive
Clinton, SC 29325
(864) 833-6116
[email protected]
St. John 1914
The Rev. John Derrick
1028 St. John’s Road
Irmo, SC 29063
(803) 781-3311
c. (803) 606-7589
[email protected]
President: Robert S. Eleazer
1101 Rauch-Metz Road
Irmo, SC 29063-9178
(803) 781-2233
[email protected]
Vice President: Al Chapman
Charles R. Eleazer
1211 Rauch Metz Road
Irmo, SC 29063-9178
(803) 781-2135
St. John - 1754
The Rev. Dearld H. Edwards
622 Hope Station Road
Pomaria, SC 29126
(803) 276-5543
St. Luke 1827
The Rev. Jason A. Schafer
4056 St. Luke’s Church Road
(803) 364-4093
[email protected]
President (Unit 1) Harold McGaha
71 Lakewood Lane
(850) 525-3380
Vice President: Carleton Morse
118 Sunset Cove
Batesburg, SC 29006
(864) 445-2229
Secretary: Joe Kunkle
393 Turner Road
(803) 364-3134
Treasurer: Enoch J. Boozer
3105 St. Luke's Church Road
(803) 364-2522
Committee 100: Alan Bickley
4622 Counts Sausage Road
Newberry, SC 29108
(803) 364-2776
President: (Unit 2) Russell Hendrix
2199 Big Creek Road
(803) 944-0317
Chad Hawkins
132 Williams Wood Drive
(803) 364-5031
St. Matthew 1827
The Rev. Steven D. Jackson
415 St. Matthew Road
PO Box 170
Pomaria, SC 29126-8831
(803) 940-0997
Chapin, SC 29036
[email protected]
St. Paul 1761
The Rev. D. Brent Nichols
2534 SC Highway 773
Pomaria, SC 29126
(803) 276-6303
[email protected]
President: R. Danny Ricard
2080 Koon’s Trestle Road
Pomaria, SC 29126
(803) 276-9361
Secretary/Treasurer: Paul G. Werts
2939 Old Jolly Street Road
Pomaria, SC 29126
(803) 364-9345
Committee 100: Jerry Richardson
1679 Koon's Trestle Road
Pomaria, SC 29126
(803) 276-2947
St. Philip (1881)
The Rev. Terry M. Amick
2641 St. Philip’s Church Road
Newberry, SC 29108
(803) 276-5549
[email protected]
President: Don Knukle
1147 SC Highway 219
(803) 276-7112
[email protected]
Vice President: David Lominick
6114 SC Highway 34
Pomaria, SC 29126
(803) 276-6686
[email protected]
Secretary/Treasurer: Brian Hare
4397 St. Phillip’s Church Road
Newberry, SC 29108
(803) 405-0838
St. Thomas (1876)
The Rev. L. J. Larry Hagerty
215 St. Thomas Church Road
Chapin, SC 29036
(803) 345-2993
[email protected]
President: Bill Shipley
2201 Putman Drive
Chapin, SC 29036
(803) 465-1389
[email protected]
Vice President: Tony Bernecky
2357 Wessinger Road
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Secretary: Harold Bickley
123 Hawk Nest Lane
Chapin, SC 29036
(803) 920-3191
Treasurer: Lee Wessinger
2951 2951 Wessinger Road
Chapin, SC 29036
St. Timothy 1939
PO Box 265
Whitmire, SC 29178
(864) 427-1224
Contact: Doug Bozard
21828 SC Highway 121
Whitmire , SC 29178
(803) 694-3852
Summer Memorial 1910
The Rev. Stephen F. Mims
1609 Milligan Street
Newberry, SC 29108
(803) 276-4568
[email protected]
President/Committee of 100:
Von Metts
4671 SC Highway 34 - 121
Newberry, SC 29108
(803) 276-9969
c. (803) 944-0173
[email protected]
Vice President: Butch McGee
1504 Kate Street
Newberry, SC 29108
(803) 276-9077
Secretary/Treasurer: Lee Werts
335 Alvin Hipp Road
Newberry, SC 29108
(803) 276-2820
MIDLAND CONFERENCE 6
President: Philippe Cote, 6405 North Trenholm Road, Columbia, SC 29206 (803) 269-5711 - [email protected]
Vice President: Fulmer Shealy, 106 Knotsberry Way, Irmo, SC 29063 (803) 407-3563
Secretary: Danny Camp, Hunt Cup Lane, Blythewood, SC 29016 (803) 691-8700 - [email protected]
Treasurer: Stan Wilson, 405 Turkey Ponte Circle, Columbia, SC 29223 (803) 865-7773
Ascension 1912
The Rev. Jacqueline “Jackie” Utley
827 Wildwood Avenue
Columbia, SC 29203-5815
(803) 786-6429
[email protected]
Bethlehem 1788
The Rev. Karen K. Young
10,000 Broad River Road
Irmo, SC 29063-2361
(803) 781-3900
[email protected]
President: Ron Wertz
1017 Amick Drive
Irmo, SC 29063
(803) 781-1505
Breath of Life
PO Box 565,
Blythewood, SC 29016
(803) 447-7767
[email protected]
Contact: David Breckroge
215 Lake Ashley Drive
Blythewood , SC 29016
(803) 735-9911
Christ the King 1963
The Rev. Mark J. Buchan
7239 Patterson Road
Columbia, SC 29209
(803) 776-3050
[email protected]
Contact: Bill Lamb
215 Hickory Ridge Drive
Columbia, SC 29209
(803) 776-2575
Christus Victor 1986
The Rev. K. Frederick Suhr, Jr.
400 Harbison Boulevard
Columbia, SC 29212
(803) 732-2668
[email protected]
Contact: Tom Counts
121 Wayne McCaw Road
Irmo, SC 29063
(803) 732-0290
Ebenezer 1830
The Rev. David Brooks
Columbia, SC 29201
(803) 765-9430
[email protected]
President: Richard Hankins
37 Stratford Plantation Drive
Elgin, SC 29045
(803) 438-2090
[email protected]
Gethsemane 1958
The Rev. William Seth Gibson
6904 Satchelford Road
Columbia, SC 29296
(803) 782-6466
Contact: Mike Parker
3 Treyburn Court
Irmo, SC 29063
(803) 732-2316
fmparker@sc
Good Shepherd 1950
The Rev. Paul A. Wollner
3909 Forest Drive
Columbia, SC 29204
(803) 787-4413
[email protected]
Reformation 1926
The Rev. Timothy L. Bupp
1118 Union Street
Columbia, SC 29201
(803) 252-1508
[email protected]
President: Don Caughman
3425 Deerfield Drive
Columbia, SC 29204
(803) 782-4399
Resurrection 1948
The Rev. Scott L. Holland
3707 Moss Avenue
Columbia, SC 29205
(803) 787-7968
[email protected]
Vice President: Joey Allison
1605 Fairlamb Avenue
Columbia, SC 29223
(803) 530-8931
Treasurer: Stan Wilson
405 Turkey Ponte Circle
Columbia, SC 29223
(803) 865-7773
[email protected]
Living Springs 1989
The Rev. Eric E. Fink
4224 Hard Scrabble Road
Columbia, SC 29205
(803) 736-0661
Contact Person: Herb Brantley
8 Old Park Circle
Columbia, SC 29229
(803) 736-1319
Lutheran Church of the Incarnation
1921
The Rev. Mary W. Anderson
3005 Devine Street
Columbia, SC 29205
(803) 256-2381
Contact: The Rev Jim Parham
or
President: Jason Snyder
Church address & telephone number
Our Shepherd 1968
1410 West BoBo Newsome Highway
Hartsville, SC 29550
(843) 332-3391
[email protected]
Redeemer 1965
The Rev. Gary A. Loadholt
525 St. Andrews Road
Columbia, SC 29210
(803) 772-5419
[email protected]
St. Andrew 1878
PO Box 886,
Blythewood, SC 29016
(803) 735-8598
St. Andrew 1835
The Rev. John P. Trump
1416 Broad River Road
Columbia, SC 20210
(803) 772-6034
[email protected]
President: Hank Ray
178 Mossborough Drive
Lexington, SC 29072
c. (803) 446-2748
[email protected]
Vice President: Fulmer Shealy
106 Knottsberry Way
Irmo, SC 29072
(803) 407-3563
Treasurer: Ron Athoff
1321 Murraywood Court
Columbia, SC 29210
(803) 781-6309
c. (803) 237-2273
[email protected]
St. James 1890
The Rev. Keith W. Getz
1337 Alice Drive
Sumter, SC 29150
(803) 773-2260
St. Luke 1904
The Rev. Andrew W. Isenhower
1127 Olympia Avenue
Columbia, SC 29201
(803) 771-0198
[email protected]
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St. Michael 1814
The Rev. Dwight C. Wessinger
400 River Road
Columbia, SC 29212
(803) 781-0229
[email protected]
President: Harry Metz
5200 Glenmount Street
Columbia, SC 29212
(803) 781-0229
St. Paul 1886
The Rev. Tony A. Metz
1715 Bull Street
Columbia, SC 29201
(803) 779-0030
[email protected]
President : Olin Jenkins
3209 Wilmot Avenue, Apt 3C
Columbia, SC 29206
(803) 256-2245
[email protected]
President: Philippe Cote’
6405 North Trenholm Road,
Columbia, SC 29206
(803) 269-5711
[email protected]
Treasurer: Danny Varn
231 Satcher Road
Lexington, SC 29072
(803) 359-4471
[email protected]
St. Timothy 1951
The Rev. Angela R. Jennings
1301 Mill Street
Camden, SC 29020
(803) 432-2012
President: Frank Bernhardt
802 Elmore Street
Camden, SC 29020
(803) 432-5651
[email protected]
President:
Vice President: Wesley A. Haynes, 62 Sowell Street, Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464 (843) 216-1188
Secretary: Carl O. Ulmer, 44 Boardman Road, Charleston, SC 29407 (843) 766-7224
All Saints (1975)
The Rev. Ray Mohrmann
2107 Highway 17 North
Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464
(843) 884-5470
[email protected]
President: Bob Benjamin
2031 Sprucewood Court
[email protected]
Treasurer: Bob Uhler
158 Brady Street
Daniel Island, SC 29492
(843) 834-5265
[email protected]
Faith Lutheran (1952)
The Rev. Tom Cassem
PO Box 216
John’s Island, SC 29457
(843) 559-1242
[email protected]
Holy Spirit - 2006
The Rev. Elizabeth Wilder
PO Box 80096
Charleston, SC 29416
(843) 766-2602
[email protected]
Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
1943
The Rev. W. Ryan Lyles
714 Riverdale Drive
(843) 571-6655
[email protected]
Martin Luther (1961)
The Rev. Tom Cassem
1605 Harbor View Road
(843) 795-4855
Contact: Wayne Rimer
1253 Wide Water Court
(843) 412-6791
Messiah - 1955
The Rev. Craig W. Versprille
1106 Yeamans Hall Road
Hanahan, SC 29406
(843) 747-5316
[email protected]
Contact: Richard Ricklets
5824 Beverly Drive
Hanahan, SC 29410
(843) 529-9611
Peace (1974)
The Rev. Jack D. Deal
8315 Dorchester Road
Charleston Heights, SC 29418
(843) 552-7050
St. John (1742)
The Rev. David J. Butler
5 Clifford Street
(843) 723-2426
[email protected]
St. Luke 1892
The Rev. Andrea L. Rice
The Rev. Nathan J. Rice
206 Central Avenue
Summerville, SC 29483
(843) 873-2652
Contact: Larry Shaffer
c/o St. Luke Church
206 Central Avenue
Summerville, SC 29483
(843) 873-2652
St. Mark (1953)
The Rev. Bonnie L. Mefferd
PO Box 81
Isle of Palms, SC 29451
(843) 886-8557
[email protected]
[email protected]
St. Barnabas - 1912
The Rev. Thulisiwe Thulie Beresford
45 Moultrie Street
(843) 722-3380
[email protected]
St. Johannes - 1878
The Rev. Karen S. Hawkins
48 Hasell St.
(843) 722-8906
[email protected]
St. Matthew (1840)
The Rev. William Trexler
405 King Street
(843) 723-1611
[email protected]
President Wesley Haynes
62 Sewell Street
(843) 216-1188
Vice President: Robin Collins
911 Farm Quartet Road
(843) 884-6511
Correspondent Secretary:
Armin Windmuller
4721 Apple Street
North Charleston, SC 29405
(843) 744-6548
Secretary/Committee of 100:
Carl O. Ulmer
44 Boardman Road
Charleston, SC 29407-3776
(843) 766-7224
[email protected]
Treasurer: Raymond Patterson, Jr.
667 Cedar Point Drive
(843) 795-4919
Treasurer: Raymond Patterson, Jr.
667 Cedar Point Drive
(843) 795-4919
St. Michael (1964)
321 West Main Street
Moncks Corner, SC 29461
(843) 761-4228
[email protected]
St. Paul (1884)
The Rev. Terry Evan Hundley
604 Pitt Street
Mount Pleasant, SC 29464
(843) 884-3107
[email protected]
President: Jimmy Smith, 241 Steele Road, West Columbia, SC 29170 [email protected] - [email protected]
Vice President Jason Poole, (803) 513-4823 [email protected]
Treasurer: Hugh Caldwell, 400 Mill Creek Road, Lexington, SC 29072 (803) 359-4507
Spiritual Advisor: Rev. Wade Roof, 301 Honey Tree Drive, Lexington, SC 29073 (803) 404-1838 [email protected]
Bethany (1871)
720 Bethany Church Road
Lexington, SC 29073
(803) 755-2558
Emmanuel (1853)
The Rev, John D. Derrick
2491 Emmanuel Church Road
West Columbia, SC 29170
(803) 755-9857
[email protected]
President: Mike Roberts
45 Steele Road
(803) 957-5938
[email protected]
Vice President: Larry Sinnott
113 Hill Springs Court
Lexington, SC 29073
(803) 767-2801
c. (803) 767-2895
[email protected]
Good Shepherd (1912)
The Rev. D Lee Bowling
PO Box 427
Swansea, SC 2916
(803) 568-3295
President: Doug Bennett
PO Box 182
Swansea, SC 29160
(803) 568-2821
Treasurer: Wade Browder
4491 Platt Springs Road
(803) 755-2340
[email protected]
Vice President: Jim Ellisor
736 Beaver Creek Road
Swansea, SC 29160
(803) 568-2403
Faith (1941)
The Rev. David Kiel
1717 Platt Springs Road
(803) 794-0123
[email protected]
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Secretary/Treasurer: Billy Neese
1382 Basil Road
Swansea, SC 29160
(803) 568-3962
Holy Trinity (1913)
PO Box 126
Pelion, SC 29123
(803) 782-4473
Mt. Hermon (1910)
The Rev. Eric W. Friedrichs
3011 Leaphart Road
West Columbia, SC 29169-3021
(803) 794-6430
[email protected]
Mt. Tabor (1886)
The Rev. Wade T. Roof, III
1000 B Avenue
(803) 796-5948
[email protected]
President: Jimmy Smith
241 Steele Road
(803) 730-4637
[email protected]
[email protected]
Treasurer: Randy Klapman
11 Cherry Lane
(803) 794-5607
Nazareth (1810)
The Rev. Michael E. Watson
1800 Nazareth Road
Lexington, SC 29073
(803) 359-7993
[email protected]
President: Ted Schneeberg
109 Maplewood Drive
Lexington, SC 29073
(803) 996-2985
[email protected]
Vice President: Raymond Morris
101 Silverberry Drive
Lexington, SC 29073
(706) 231-3129
[email protected]
Treasurer: Glenn Jumper
116 Emma Drive
Lexington, SC 29073
(803) 606-3580
Our Saviour (1957)
The Rev. Lance M. Henderson
1500 Sunset Boulevard
(803) 794-8180
[email protected]
President: Don Horton
149 Cherokee Shores Drive
Lexington, SC 29022
c. (803) 606-1514
[email protected]
Vice President:
Traywick “Barney” Keitt, Jr.
2116 Beaver Lane
c. (803) 629-2256
(803) 791-1144
[email protected]
Secretary/Treasurer: Bill Hill
247 Marabou Circle
(803) 794-4697
c. (803) 331-6020
[email protected]
Pilgrim (1899)
The Rev. Jeremy Gamelin
1430 North Lake Drive
Lexington, SC 29072
(803) 359-9421
[email protected]
Pisgah (1879)
1350 Pisgah Church Road
Lexington, SC 29072
(803) 359-2223
[email protected]
President: Michael Rawl
608 Rawl Road
Lexington, SC 29072
[email protected]
President Elect: Joe Spires
337 Smith Pond Road
Lexington, SC 29072
(803) 359-2837
Secretary: Jack Clarke
100 Pisgah Church Road
Lexington, SC 29072
(803) 356-9507
[email protected]
Treasurer: Hugh Caldwell
400 Mill Creek Road
Lexington, SC 29072
(803) 359-4507 c.
[email protected]
Providence (1866)
The Rev. Patti Sue Burton-Pye
840 Old Chapin Road
Lexington, SC 29072
(803) 359-4210
[email protected]
Sandy Run (1765)
1927 Old State Road
Swansea, SC 29160
(803) 794-0092
St. David’s 1845
The Rev. James E. Laurence
132 St. David's Church Road
(803) 356-3035
[email protected]
President: Marvin Sox
234 Holly Road
Lexington, SC 29072
(803) 356-0296
[email protected]
Vice President: Jim Riddle
131 White Knoll Way
West Columbia, SC29 170
(803) 422-9180
Secretary: John Brantley
200 Holly Road
Lexington, SC 29073
(803) 356-0484
President: Henry Poplin
114 Vermont Road
(803) 359-0378
c. (803) 603-6966
[email protected]
Vice President: Adam Steele
152 Wilson Street
Lexington, SC 29073
(803) 359-9823
c. (803) 600-7136
[email protected]
Treasurer: Guy West
144 Benjamin Drive
Lexington, SC 29073
(803) 957-3213
c. (803) 606-3560
St. John’s - 1832
213 St. Johns Road
Lexington, SC 28072
[email protected]
St. John’s 1894
1611 Elbert Taylor Road
Pelion, SC 29123
St. Matthew (1890)
The Rev. R. L. “Bob” Helton, Jr.
1273 Calks Ferry Road
Lexington, SC 29072
(803) 957-9345
[email protected]
President: Mark Cothran
121 Branch Road
Lexington, SC 29072
Vice President: Jeffery Lowman
161 Triangle Court
Gilbert, SC 29054
(803) 359-7257
jdlowman2girls@windstream
Secretary: Barry Steele
300 Windy Road
Gilbert, SC 29054
(803) 359-6112
Treasurer: Jessie Lowman
5 Windy Road
Gilbert, SC 29054
(803) 359-9194
Chaplain Howard McCartha
231 Twisting Road
Lexington, SC 29072
(803) 359-4040
Treasurer: Danny Shull
130 E. Q. Shull Lane
Lexington, SC 29073
(803) 356-4521
St. Stephen (1830)
The Rev. Patrick W. Riddle
PO Box 137
Lexington, SC 29071
[email protected]
St. James 1890
1358 South Lake Drive
Lexington, SC 29073
(803) 359-2122
[email protected]
President: Ronald Redd
PO Box 224
Lexington, SC 29071
(803) 359-6363
[email protected]
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Treasurer: Thomas L “Wink” Sox
262 Dreher Street
Lexington, SC 29072
(803) 359-4383
Committee of 100: D. Murray Price
101 Middlebrook Drive
Lexington, SC 29072
(803) 359-4540
Transfiguration (1954)
The Rev. Alexander H. Twedt
PO Box 2461
(803) 794-3312
[email protected]
President: Barry Alexander
100 Bridle Trail Lane
Lexington, SC 29072
(803) 356-4377
[email protected]
Vice President: Bennie Gable
151 Viclynn Run
Lexington, SC 29073
(803) 359-6549
[email protected]
Secretary: Dave Bowers
807 Naples Avenue
Cayce, SC 29022
(803) 796-2239
[email protected]
Treasurer: Ken Cousson
107 Boulder Top Court
(803) 796-6622
[email protected]
Member at Large: Jerry Douglas
204 Ashton Circle
Lexington, SC 29073
(803) 546-4483
[email protected]
Zion (1745)
226 Corley Mill Road
Lexington, SC 29072-9471
(803) 356-2297
[email protected]
President: Tom Kleckley
822 Corley Mill Road
Lexington, SC 29072
(803) 356-2156
[email protected]
Vice President:
Ron Leaphart
107 Lockwood Driver
Lexington, SC 29072
(803) 931-6205
James Harman
624 Lee Kleckley Road
Lexington, SC 29072
(803) 359-1928
c. (803) 518-5103
President: Robert Epting, 334 Wilson Street, Batesburg-Leesville, SC 29006
(803) 532-3189 c. 553-1888 [email protected]
Vice President: Tony Bouknight, 816 Devils Backbone Road, Leesville, SC 29070 (803) 532-9625
Secretary: Tom Sawyer, 402 Uncle Duck Road, Monetta, SC 29105 (803) 685-7604 [email protected]
Treasurer: Jerry Price, 103 Montgomery Drive, Leesville, SC 29070 (803) 532-3956
Committee 100: Dean Ganis, 1501 Cedar Grove Road, Leesville, SC 29070 (803) 532-3293 [email protected]
Pastoral Advisor: The Rev. Michael R. Sherman, 233 PO Box 3447, Leesville, SC 29070
(803) 532-4636 [email protected]
Bethlehem (1829)
210 Bethlehem Circle
Leesville, SC 29070-9630
(803) 657-5866
Enon (1901)
4100 Pond Branch Road
Leesville, SC 29070
(803) 532-0986
Cedar Grove (1852)
The Rev. Alvin G. Shrum
1220 Cedar Grove Road
Leesville, SC 29070-8941
(803) 532-3543
[email protected]
Faith (1926)
PO Box 2267
Batesburg 29070
(803) 532-4273
President: Tony Bouknight
816 Devils Backbone Road
Leesville, SC 29070
(803) 532-9625
(803) 957-1884
[email protected]
Vice President: Wayne Amerson
163 West Hampton Street
Leesville, SC 29070
(803) 892-5085
Tim Langfitt
1429 Cedar Grove Road
Leesville, SC 29070
(803) 604-2089
Good Hope (1839)
927 Spann Road
Ward, SC 29166
(803) 445-3682
[email protected]
Treasurer: Virgil Leaphart
411 Bernard Street
Batesburg-Leesville, SC 29070
(803) 532-6149
Grace (1893)
Judson Merrell
PO Box 333
Gilbert, SC 29054
(803) 892-2468
[email protected]
Advisor: The Rev. Alvin G. Shrum
132 Blue Wing Drive
Gilbert, SC 29054
(803) 201-1857
Mt. Calvary (1830)
The Rev. Christy Pursey
1186 Mt. Calvary Road
Johnston, SC 29832
(803) 685-7523
[email protected]
Corinth (1842)
The Rev. Pamela C. Turfa
3178 Denny Highway
[email protected]
(same as St. Mark)
President: Larry Hatcher
2 Hatcher Road
Johnston, SC 29832
(803) 275-4839
c. (803) 480-5180
[email protected]
President: Randall Jones
1846Mt. Willing Road
Leesville, SC 29070
(803) 532-3667
Secretary/Treasurer: Joey Fox
1092 Eastwood Court
Akin, SC 29801
(803) 642-2979
[email protected]
Vice President: Everette Bledsoe
1435 Mt. Willing Road
Batesburg, SC 29006
(864) 445-7549
Secretary: Jimmy Rowe
187 Cold Harbor Drive
Leesville, SC 29138
(864) 445-2042
[email protected]
Treasurer: Dennis Lambries
1287 Mt. Willing Road
Batesburg, SC 29006
(864) 993-1340
[email protected]
Mt. Hebron (1898)
The Rev Mark S. Bredholt
2347 Summerland Highway
Leesville, SC 29070
(803) 532-3044
[email protected]
Mt. Plesant (1903)
101 N. Calhoun Street
Saluda, SC 29138
(864) 445-7330
Secretary: Wayne Fulmer
638 Woodward Lake Road
Trenton, SC 29847
(803) 663-3703
[email protected]
Treasurer: Bobby Reece
1713 Huntsman Drive
Aiken, SC 29803
(803) 649-1171
[email protected]
St. James (Summit) (1873)
The Rev. Norman L. Deal
308 Church Street
Leesville, SC 29070
(803) 892-2915
[email protected]
St. John (1903)
PO Box 385
Johnston, SC 29323
(803) 275-4286
St. Mark (1827)
The Rev. Pamela C. Turfa
255 St. Mark Church Road
[email protected]
(same as Corinth)
St. Paul (1907)
The Rev. Robert T. Byrne
961 Trail Ridge Road
Aiken, SC 29803
(803) 694-4021
[email protected]
St. Paul 1803
The Rev. Phillip A. Coggins
246 St. Paul’s Church Road
Gilbert, SC 290
(803) 892-2520
[email protected]
President: Harley Oody
105 West Drake Road
Gilbert, SC 29054
(803) 892-3428
[email protected]
Vice President: Eddie Foust
1115 Spool Wheel Road
Lexington, SC 29072
(803) 957-5424
(803) 606-3498 c.
[email protected]
Secretary/Treasurer: Greg Kuntz
451 Ridge Road
Leesville, SC 29054
(803) 604-8674
[email protected]
St. Peter (1849)
7389 Fairview Road
Batesburg-Leesville 29006
(803) 604-0016
[email protected]
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Trinity (1837)
Route 2, Box 345
Saluda, SC 29138-9615
(864) 445-3682
Union (1855)
The Rev. Mark J. Smith
4077 Highway 378
Leesville, SC 29070
(803) 532-3305
[email protected]
President: Justin Price
720 Holley Ferry Road
Leesville, SC 29070
(803) 960-2948
Vice President: Luther Hinton
176 Flower Field Road
Gilbert, SC 29054
(803) 892-5182
Treasurer: David Bedenbaugh
PO Box 3060
Leesville, SC 20070
(803) 532-6585
[email protected]
Wittenberg (1870)
The Rev. Michael R. Sherman
233 North Lee Street
Leesville, SC 29070
(803) 532-4636
[email protected]
President: Benji Rikard
329 Railroad Avenue
Batesburg, SC 29006
(803) 532-3551
c. (803) 317-3707
Vice President: Robert Epting
334 Wilson Street
(803) 532-3189
c. (803) 553-1888
[email protected]
Secretary: Tom Sawyer
402 Uncle Duck Road
Monetta, SC 29105
(803) 685-7604
Treasurer: Jerry Price
103 Montgomery Drive
Leesville, SC 29070
(803) 532-3956
South Carolina
AUDIT REPORT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
LUTHERAN MEN IN MISSION
TREASURERS FOR 2014
AUDIT REPORT OF SCLMM TREASURERS FOR 2014
To: Executive Committee of South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission
The annual audit of accounts of funds managed by SCLMM Treasurers was
conducted on January 27, 2015. The Treasurers for each function provided
an annual financial statement along with supporting records and documents.
These included the Loan Fund, Special Events, Committee of 100, and General Fund. Segelken Fund records were not audited.
The audit consisted of the review of bank statements, paid receipts, invoices,
bank deposits and cancelled checks on each of the subject accounts. All accounts were deemed to be adequately reported and balanced.
The undersigned would like to thank all Treasurers for the outstanding job
of maintaining the records and performing the duties of their offices. We
confidently report to the Executive Committee that all accounts have been
properly maintained and reported.
John P. Harmon
J. Larry Kyzer
John P. Harmon
J. Larry Kyzer
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2015 SCLMM Directory - South Carolina Lutheran Men in Mission

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