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EDITOR'S THOUGHTS > >
JAMES PLANK
John Wesley described the purpose of the Methodist Church as “Spreading Scriptural Holiness throughout the land.” Truly, that motto has fallen upon the InterChurch Holiness Convention as more services for
the promotion of holiness and revival have been held in 2015 than any other year in the history of IHC.
From Massachusetts to Washington State, from Alabama to Alaska, and from Guam to Ukraine, God has blessed IHC with open
doors and open platforms to preach and sing and minister. People
are hungry. The time is urgent. IHC stands ready to walk through
the open doors and unite people from all backgrounds under the
banner “Holiness unto the Lord.” Pray with us for the finances and
the spiritual personnel to make all of this happen. Enclosed in this
edition of the Convention Herald, you will find a brief report of our
travels and activities for 2015. We especially thank our team of IHC
moderators who have made it possible to conduct a record number
of holiness services across the country. Without this group volunteer effort, it would not have been possible. ◉
2015 MODERATORS
Leonard Sankey,
General Secretary
Daniel Durkee
Mark Mowery
Darrell Stetler
Paul Gray
Rodney Loper
Marcus Dodrill
Marc Sankey
CONVENTION HERALD
2016 / Volume 69—Number 1
CONVENTION HERALD is the official publication of the InterChurch Holiness Convention.
Editor: James D. Plank
Printing: Country Pines Printing, Shoals, IN
Graphic Design/Layout: Jon Plank
Published by the InterChurch Holiness
Convention and mailed from
Shoals, IN 47581.
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IHC comes to GUAM
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he work of IHC is enjoying many “firsts” as doors are opening world-wide for the conducting of Holiness Conventions.
There is a great hunger and thirst for the message of holiness
everywhere.
The invitation to conduct the first Guam InterChurch Holiness
Convention was met with a great deal of excitement. Just five
years prior, the very first IHC was held in the Pacific region in
Honolulu, Hawaii.
It was hoped that an IHC would also be held in Saipan, but
tragically, a powerful typhoon hit the island destroying homes and
damaging several church buildings. As the convention in Guam
was held, our thoughts and prayers were with the pastors and people in Saipan.
The opening service of the Guam IHC exceeded expectations as
the church filled with people representing 4 different congregations in Guam and a church in Hawaii.
The presence of the Lord was sensed in a powerful way and the
altar was lined with seekers in nearly every service. God’s presence
was near and there were many tears and praises.
Host Pastor Don Sabang had prepared for the convention by
prayer, advertising, and organization. From parking attendants
to greeters and ushers, the services were well cared for. Delicious
meals were served allowing for great fellowship among all those
in attendance. Pastor and Mrs. Sabang are to be commended for
their great work and for inviting IHC to come to their church. The
sacrifice of the people in giving and working is not received lightly,
but with deep appreciation.
The youth of the churches were a great asset caring for many
aspects of the convention.
Assistant General Secretary James Plank preached in the main
evangelistic services. Frank Heidler taught in four Bible studies.
Frank and Jody Heidler provided special music for the convention.
Marie Plank shared the vision of Women of Worth in a special
Bible study for ladies on Sunday afternoon.
Attending the convention was Gloria Pangilinan, a missions
leader in the Pacific region. She has been a tremendous blessing
to both the convention held earlier in Hawaii and now in this new
convention in Guam.
IHC wishes to thank the holiness churches of the Pacific region
for their vision in conducting this holiness convention. May God
bless our holiness people world-wide as they truly beam forth the
Gospel message. ◉
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REFLECTIONS from
GENERAL SECRETARY > >
LEONARD SANKEY
Lead Me In A Plain Path
Jeremiah’s writings are often characterized by his weeping spirit. He weeps over the sins of his people; he weeps because he knows God’s judgments are coming; he weeps because the holy city is soon
to be destroyed; enemy armies will enter Jerusalem to deface the temple and to lay the city in ruins.
He weeps — one of his books is called “Lamentations.” Can you
imagine an author advertising his book with such a name? And can
you imagine that writer putting a notice in the paper urging people
to buy his book and telling them they will read woes, and tears, and
judgements, and heart-rending sighs?
And yet, Jeremiah, the weeping prophet, is known for that. It is
Jeremiah who writes two times in chapters 6 and 8 of his prophecy, “They have healed also the hurt of the daughter of my people
slightly, saying, ‘Peace, Peace,’ when there is no peace.” (6:14, 8:11)
He sees the unspeakable tragedy of unfaithful ministers who won’t
tell the people their sins. But he also directs them in the right way
when he writes, “Thus saith the Lord, ‘Stand ye in the ways, and see,
and ask for the old paths where is the good way, and walk therein,
and ye shall find rest for your souls.’”
The “old paths” were good for the soul hundreds of years ago;
they are still good for the soul today. Much of the stress in the
church world today is caused because compromising preachers and
worldly congregations have combined their efforts to lead us in
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“new paths.” The new paths are not blessed of the Lord, and they
will not give rest to the soul. Jesus said, “Come unto Me… and I will
give you rest; take my yoke upon you and learn of Me… and ye shall
find rest unto your souls.”
Jeremiah’s crowd was much like the crowds of the 21st century. When they heard the old prophet calling them back to the “old
paths” of obedience to God, they said, “We will not walk therein.”
They knew the right way and they heard the call. They deliberately
decided they would not take God’s way. The result then, and the result today, is always the same — they could not be at rest and they
were candidates for God’s wrath and judgment.
Brothers and sisters, God is calling us back, back to to the old
paths, back to the biblical way. Most of us know what is right, but
too many are saying by attitudes and by the choices we make, “We
will not walk in God’s plain path.”
Let us not set ourselves up for Divine judgement; rather let us
take the hand of God and tell him, “Lead us in a plain path, and we
will walk with Thee.” ◉
Ukraine 2015 Report
STEPHEN GIBSON
P
aul Stetler and Eric Himelick were in Ukraine for an IHC and
tour of churches this summer. They preached the holiness
message and introduced printed material to the churches. The visit
was arranged by the Ukrainian Holiness Association.
There is a growing holiness movement in Ukraine as more pastors gain an appreciation for a doctrine that emphasizes devotion
to God and victorious living. The association is providing ministry
training courses that can be used in local churches.
Below are some paragraphs from Eric Himelick’s report of the trip.
“We had a fine meal at the pastor’s house in a nearby village and
left about 4 pm for our next stop in the village of Dumantsi about
25 miles away. The church was started in 1944, and the first meeting place was on the site of the house where the first believer in
the village lived. Most of the town was leveled by German bombs
during the war, but her house was still standing. The people would
run to her house for safety because they believed that God was
protecting her from being destroyed. Later, they built a church
where her house had stood.
“We arrived in the village of Vasalifka about 1:30 am after traveling on washboard roads for nearly five long hours. We stayed
with our driver, Bro. Nikoli, his wife, and their eleven children.
They opened their home to us and gave us the very best that they
had. My first impression on arriving was that there were children everywhere. Their children ranged in age from 19 to just 8
months. While they lived simply, their family was so happy and
joyful. The children were all pleasant, hardworking, and respectful.
It was such a blessing to spend time with them.
“The service at 10 AM was about 45 minutes away in the village
of Pavoloch with Pastor Yuriyi, his wife, Nadya, and their three
children. They are the only evangelical church and Gospel witness
in this town or area. Paul and I both spoke for 20 minutes each
about holiness of heart. After the service, they showed us around
the town and took us to the local museum. The museum was located in a former Jewish synagogue. The stories of Nazi atrocities
here during WWII were particularly poignant. Most of the men
were killed or sent to labor camps, and almost all of the Jews were
wiped out, buried in mass graves nearby. Famine, destruction,
death, and oppression filled the stories. It was enlightening but
very depressing.
“All in all, it was a great trip, and I am thankful for the opportunity that I had to serve God in Ukraine. I have a deep respect for
my brothers and sisters there, and I have a deeper appreciation for
the work that God is doing in that place.” ◉
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A National Treasure
PAPUA NEW GUINEA’S BIBLE
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ranted her independence from Australia in 1975, the
fledgling nation of Papua New Guinea was predicted to
fail. With over 1000 tribes and over 800 native languages, the nation was hopelessly divided. The mountain ranges of the
country made roads and trails impossible to connect.
However, no one took into consideration the Gospel. This
“power of God unto salvation” has now reached every tribe, and it
is the Gospel that has united a divided country. Early missionaries
paid with their lives. The cannibals of the heathen Papua regions
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were not accepting of the message, but the missionaries continued
to come.
At the close of World War II, the doors opened wide and hundreds of missionaries walked through the doors in an effort to reach
a stone-age people with the Gospel. For many Papua New Guineans,
they were seeing the first white face and hearing the first words of
the “Good News.” Mission stations were built. Preaching points
were established. Clinics and schools began to operate. One little
light at a time, and soon the nation was ablaze with the Gospel.
The winds of change are blowing across Papua New Guinea as
she celebrates her 40th year of independence. There are large
hotels, exquisite restaurants, and a new airport. Gas, gold, coffee,
and natural resources abound. New roads are being built. New
businesses are thriving and the nation is catching the attention of
the world.
But with this progress and leap into modernity, a Speaker of
the Parliament has risen to power who recognizes that PNG’s
achievements have been a direct result of the Gospel and the work
of faithful missionaries. He has repeatedly pledged his support
to missionaries and his appreciation for the great work that they
have accomplished. The Honorable Speaker Theo Zurenuoc has
also recognized that it is time to remove any pagan influence in
the land. Superstitious cultic carvings in the Parliament were
removed and a heathen totem pole dismantled. Though the Speak-
er recognizes and appreciates PNG culture, he disdains what heathenism and witchcraft have done to his people. Likening PNG to
the People of Israel, he says “We have been in the wilderness these
forty years, it is time to cross over to the Promise Land!”
Dr. Gene Hood had been a strong supporter of Rev. G.T. Bustin,
an early holiness missionary in PNG. He had been involved in
extensive radio work and had provided logistic and monetary support to the ongoing work in PNG for many years. In recent trips
to the country, Dr. Hood had been an inspiration to the people in
urging them to continue to take the way of holiness.
In one of Dr. Hood’s recent trips to the country, he met with the
Speaker of the Parliament and other Parliament members concerning the progress of the gospel in the nation. The Speaker discussed
the removal of heathen and offensive carvings from the capitol building. It was during this meeting that Dr. Hood felt led to offer an orig-
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have served PNG, none have been more faithful than the many
who have come from the holiness churches of the United States,
including Rev. G.T. Bustin, the pioneer missionary and founder of
Papua New Guinea Bible Church.
A large delegation of more than fifty dignitaries from PNG arrived
in the United States to receive the Bible. Sadly, as their delegation
was arriving, Dr. Hood was stricken with a massive heart attack and
passed away shortly thereafter. The excitement of this event was
overshadowed by the profound grief of the Hood Family and the
people of Papua New Guinea who had learned to love this man.
In a powerful and moving service at the Dayton Convention
Center in Dayton, Ohio, the valuable 1611 King James Bible was
inal leather-bound, 1611 King James Version Bible to the government and people of Papua New Guinea as a symbol of the nation’s
turning to Christianity and the replacing of the heathen symbols in
the Parliament. The Bible was indeed a valuable gift for it was the
prize of Dr. Hood’s Bible collection. Very few original copies remain,
and even more rare, one in its original binding and in good condition. Many years ago, Dr. Hood and his family had begun collecting
rare Bibles. He had always felt that it was for a special purpose, not
only to safeguard early copies of the printed Word, but for a purpose
that was bigger than they could realize. When Dr. Hood heard the
plans of the Speaker and other members of Parliament, he immediately knew that this was, indeed, the reason for his collection.
It was arranged that The Speaker, along with Christian members
of parliament, would travel to the United States and receive the
Bible in a special ceremony at the InterChurch Holiness Convention in Dayton, Ohio. Among the groups of missionaries who
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presented on behalf of the Hood Family by Rev. Ben Crawford, an
associate of Dr. Hood’s ministry. In this special service, the Honorable Speaker Zurenuoc graciously accepted the gift on behalf of his
country and issued a public and formal apology to all missionaries
of the United States for the persecution that was afflicted on the
early pioneers. The apology was formally accepted by James Plank,
Assistant General Secretary of the Interchurch Holiness Convention. Tears were accompanied by shouts of praise as missionaries
were recognized for their great work. The PNG delegation was
overwhelmed with joy to see their national leaders accepting this
Book as a foundation of their country’s government in this 40th
year of Independence. PNG Bible Church National Chairman Rev.
Wane Ninjipa joined leaders in his country on the platform at
Dayton to add significance to this event.
The plane carrying the Bible was met at the Jacksons International Airport in Port Moresby, the capitol city, by Prime Minister Peter
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O’Neil. With the pomp and circumstance of a king, the Bible was
carried through the streets of the capitol city to cheering thousands.
By vote of parliament, it was decided that on Independence day,
the Bible would find its permanent home within the Parliament
Chamber, with the Prime Minister calling the 1611 King James
Bible “our national treasure.”
Nearly 100,000 people filled Parliament Square as the Bible was
carried much like the Ark of the Covenant up the Parliament steps
where it was received by the Prime Minister who declared “Papua
New Guinea will be a nation that worships only one God.”
It was an honor for James Plank to represent IHC at the events
in Port Moresby as a guest of the Speaker of Parliament. Ben
Columbus Area Convention
January 6-8 (Tuesday-Thursday)
West Broad Street Missionary Chapel - Columbus, Ohio
IHC Moderator: Leonard Sankey
Preaching: Leonard Sankey and Don Nichols
Music: Mike Mayhle Family
Host Pastor: Gary Brugger 740-361-5175
Kansas State Winter Convention
January 12-14 (Tuesday-Thursday)
Bible Holiness Church - Independence, Kansas
(Morning Services at Independence Bible School)
Preaching: Leonard Sankey and Nathan Shockley
Music: Nathan and Darla Shockley
Host Pastor: Joe Davolt 620-331-4480
South Carolina Rally
January 22 (Friday)
Bible Methodist Church - Easley, South Carolina
IHC Moderator: James Plank
Music: Stephen Cassady Family
Host Pastor: Jonathan Slagenweit 864-855-3892
Crawford and Andrew Durst joined members of the Hood Family,
including Sister Carolyn Hood, as special guests of the Speaker.
Former missionaries, Robert and Barbara Brock were also present
for the ceremony.
In a private meeting in the Parliament office of the Speaker, Carolyn Hood spoke saying “I will be praying for you every day, Mr.
Speaker, that you will be a God-owned man.”
Those in attendance will never forget the powerful sight of
seeing a once heathen nation publicly declare, “The Lord, He is
God!” The entire events are a tremendous tribute to the sacrificial lives of so many foreign missionaries. William Carey on
preparing for his missions in India, spoke to his fellow worker, “I
will go into the pit, you stay here and hold the ropes.” So many
answered the call to Papua New Guinea. So many more “held
the ropes.” You are seeing the fruit of your labor now, and much
more is to come! ◉
Indianapolis Area Convention
February 15-17 (Monday-Wednesday)
Services nightly in various locations
Daytime services at Union Bible College
IHC Moderator: James Plank
Preaching: Nathan Purdy
Music: Keith and Sharon Waggoner
Union Bible College
Coordinator: Adam Buckler 317-896-9324
Central Ohio Convention
February 25-26 (Thursday-Friday)
Bible Holiness Church - Delaware, Ohio
Preaching: Adam Buckler
Music: Mike Mayhle Family
Coordinator: Ben Blowers 614-937-9374
Host Pastor: Aaron Hamilton 740-816-0381
For More information about these and all
conventions visit www.ihconvention.com
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WORDS OF
OUR FOUNDERS > >
“The fact of triumph is inbreathed
into every phase of the sanctifying
baptism with the Holy Ghost.”
H. ROBB FRENCH
“Evangelism’s fire warms
the cold, melts the frozen,
and rouses the indifferent”
HAROLD E. SCHMUL
Church Boards…
The need for your pastor and family
to be part of the work of IHC has
never been greater. Please consider
making hotel reservations and paying expenses for your pastor to attend the 2016 Annual Convention
in Dayton, Ohio. ◉
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TUESDAY, APRIL 19
1:30 PM
Music Around the Piano 
Family Groups
Paul Gray, Stephen Cassady, Directors
2:45 PM
Keynote Address
Jonathan Heath
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Time of Discovery I
Jacob Martin
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Chapel of the Children 
Gene Davis Family, Directors
6:00 PM
From the Heart 
John Forsee, Steve Gresham
Union Bible College Orchestra (Prelude)
Allegheny Wesleyan College Choir
7:15 PM
Evening Service 
Rodney Loper
Union Bible College Choir and Orchestra
Heath
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Main Hall
Third Floor Theatre
Third Floor, Rooms 305/306
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Everyone is invited and encouraged to attend.
No pre-registration or entry fees.
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Dayton Convention Center
22 East Fifth Street, Dayton, Ohio
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April 19–21, 2016
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20
9:00 AM Bible Study
Lonnie Witt
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10:15 AM Revival Rally
David Spivey
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THURSDAY, APRIL 21
9:00 AM
Bible Study 
Stephen Gibson
10:15 AM
Holiness Rally
Paul Kaufman
Time of Discovery III
Darrell Stetler II
10:30 AM Women of Worth 
Lorena Glick, Director
Joy Budensiek
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2:00 PM International Service
Marc Sankey, Director
Time of Discovery II
John Manley
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2:00 PM
Building for Keeps 
Daniel Durkee, Director
Children’s Mass Choir Presentation
2:15 PM
6:00 PM
Closing Challenge 
Steve Vernon
God’s Bible School Choir and
Orchestra
Roll Call of the States
Convention Mass College Choir—
Jerald Glick, Director
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6:00 PM God and Country Musical 
Paul Gray, Stephen Cassady, Directors
Penn View Bible Institute Orchestra (Prelude)
Hobe Sound Bible College
Honoring Leonard and Janet Sankey—
A Legacy of Service 
7:15 PM Evening Service 
Leonard Sankey
Penn View Bible Institute Choir
and Orchestra
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General Secretary........................................................................................ Leonard Sankey
Assistant General Secretary.............................................................................James Plank
Special Assistance and Set-up....................................................................Darrell Stetler
Convention Music.....................................................................................................Paul Gray
Chapel of the Children......................................................................... Gene Davis Family
Women of Worth .............................................................................Lorena Glick, Director
CD Sales, Convention Herald subscriptions ......................................................Jody Heidler
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January 6–8 Holiness Convention conducted in Columbus, Ohio. Leonard Sankey conducted the convention. A very
first convention held at West Broad Street
Mission with Host Pastor Gary Brugger. Leonard Sankey was joined by Greg
Hobelman in preaching. The Greg Hobelman Family provided special music. Cold
temperatures but encouraging services for
all in attendance.
January 13–15 Holiness Convention
conducted in Independence, Kansas. This
convention has been held for many years,
hosted by the Bible Holiness Church and
the Independence Bible School. Leonard
Sankey conducted the convention and was
joined by John and Betty Case. John Case
and Leonard Sankey preached in the services. The Case’s provided special music.
The Host Pastor was Joe Davolt, with services held at both the church and school.
Leonard Sankey writes:
What a joy it was for Janet and I to travel to Independence, KS, to participate in
the area IH Convention there. Held at the
Bible Holiness Church, hosted by pastor
Joe Davolt and his wife Susan, this is a
long-running IHC, dating back to the days
of Howard Johnson, a dear friend of H.E.
Schmul. John and Betty Case joined us as
workers for this convention. It is always
a privilege to be with the Cases. They are
so capable and so willing to assist in every
way. The pastor of the local church is a
great host and his people are warm and
friendly to the work of IHC. January 20–22 Holiness Convention
conducted in Easley, South Carolina.
James Plank and Dan Durkee conducted
this convention. Nathan and Darla Shockley provided special music. Nathan Shockley assisted with preaching. The services
were conducted at the Bible Methodist
Church with Host Pastor Jonathan Slagenweit. Encouraging participation from
several other churches in South Carolina.
Good services.
February 5–15 Leonard Sankey conducted services at the Sea Breeze Camp Meeting in Hobe Sound, Florida. The H. Robb
French Memorial Tabernacle was the location of these services.
Tim Wiford, Calvary Bible Wesleyan
Church in Plainfield with Host Pastor Rollin Mitchell, and Village Park Bible Methodist Church in Westfield with Host Pastor John Parker. James Plank conducted
the convention. Jeremy Fuller assisted
with preaching responsibility. Union Bible
College provided special music.
February 26–27 Holiness Convention conducted in Marion, Ohio. Darrell
Stetler conducted the services and was
joined by Andrew Stroud in preaching.
Darrell and Regina Stetler and Andrew
and Sherilyn Stroud provided special
music. The services were held at the Wesleyan Methodist Church with Host Pastor
David Blowers.
March 3–5 The InterChurch Holiness Outreach and Bus Convention was held at Union
Bible College in Westfield, Indiana. Rowan
Fay’s resignation as
director of the Bus Convention was the
occasion of a special time of commemoration for his work with this needed ministry.
February 16–18 Holiness Convention
conducted in Indianapolis, Indiana. This
convention consisted of evening rallies at
three locations in the environs of Indianapolis, with daytime services held at
Union Bible College in Westfield. Union
Bible College and President Adam Buckler
serve as hosts for this convention. Evening rallies were held at the Grace Holiness Church in Anderson with Host Pastor
March 16–18 Holiness Convention Held
in Cedar Springs, Michigan. The Pilgrim
Bible Church provided the location for the
services with Host Pastor Michael Shiery.
Paul Gray conducted the services and was
joined by Jonathan Fall in preaching. Paul
and Nancy Gray provided special music.
Joining the services were students from
Pilgrim Bible Academy.
March 17–19 Holiness Convention held
in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mark Mowery represented IHC at this convention.
Darrell Stetler II served as IHC Coordinator. The Heartland Holiness Association
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has sponsored this convention for many
years. Mark Mowery was joined in preaching ministry by James Smith. The closing
rally was a service of music with the Union
Bible College Choir. The services were held
at the Calvary Bible Fellowship Church
with Host Pastor Mark Calderon.
in Tacoma, Washington. The Sea-Tac IHC
was held at the Wesleyan Holiness Church.
James Plank conducted the services. Paul
Stetler assisted with preaching and provided special music. The Convention Coordinator was Bill Searles. The Pierce County Holiness Association helps to sponsor
this convention and provides lodging
and meals at the Pierce County Holiness
Camp in Tacoma. The presence of the Lord
warmed our hearts in this convention.
March 24–25 Holiness Rallies were held
in Idaho. James Plank conducted IHC services at the Wesleyan Holiness Church in
Twin Falls with Host Pastor John Sander
and at the Community Bible Church in
Emmett with Host Pastor Jonathon Phillips. Paul Stetler provided special music.
These were the first IHC services held in
Idaho for at least 25 years. It was great to
be back among friends of IHC.
in North Pole, Alaska. Rodney Loper conducted this convention. He and his wife
provided the special music. The Alaska
convention took place just after the home
going of longtime IHC friend, John Betters. Through his invitation, IHC has been
represented in Alaska for many years in
conjunction with the Far North Missionary Fellowship.
— a holiness headquarters in the West for
many years.
April 21 The Annual Business Meeting
was held in the Dayton Convention Center conducted by board chairman Michael
Avery. Leonard Sankey and James Plank
reported to the combined committees
concerning their work for IHC. Business
in this meeting included the election of a
new General Secretary. In 2014, General
Secretary Leonard Sankey had announced
to the committees his desire to step down
from IHC leadership in April 2016. In
2014 a search committee had been elected
to bring a name to the combined committees to assume leadership of IHC following the conclusion of Leonard Sankey’s
term of service. James Plank was nominated by the committee and elected to
this office.
April 21–23 The 64th Annual Holiness
Convention was held in Dayton, Ohio,
with the theme “For Every Generation.”
Evening speakers included Adam Buckler,
John Case, and Don Davison. The attendance and offerings were up. The spirit of
the services was encouraging. In many services, people sought God to be saved and
to be entirely sanctified.
April 1–3 Holiness Convention held in
Phoenix, Arizona. Darrell Stetler conducted the services with Keith Ledford
assisting in preaching. Darrell and Regina
Stetler provided special music. The services
were held at the Gospel Center. David
Spivey served as Convention Coordinator.
It was an honor to be at the Gospel Center
April 30 James Plank
represented the IHC
family at the funeral of
Anita Brechbill in New
Columbia, Pennsylvania.
She was recognized as a “Heroine of Holiness” for her work among holiness missions.
May 1 James Plank
represented the IHC
family at the funeral of
Gene Hood in Indianapolis, Indiana. He was a
longtime friend of IHC
and an influential pastor and missions leader in Indianapolis.
May 1–3 Holiness Convention held in
Colorado Springs, Colorado. Leonard Sankey conducted the convention and was
joined by Nathan Shockley in preaching
ministry. The Church of God Holiness provided the location as a Host Church (Faith
Bible Covenant Chapel) for the first time.
Host Pastor Rodney Stearns coordinated the arrangements for the convention.
Nathan and Darla Shockley provided special music.
Leonard Sankey reports:
We thank God for His presence and blessing during the Rocky Mountain Convention. Pastor Rodney Stearns, and his wife,
and the people of the church hosted the
convention with excellence. The beauty of
the church building added to the atmosphere of the Convention.
There were a number of seekers at the
public altar. The people gave generously to
meet the financial goals of the meetings.
The Steve Kearneys hosted both the Shockleys and myself in the parsonage of the
Foothills Missionary Church. The fellowship of brothers and sisters of the various
churches was “like to that above.”
Franklin, Pennsylvania. Marcus Dodrill
conducted the services and was joined
by John Case in preaching. Services were
held at the Rocky Grove Pilgrim Holiness
Church with Host Pastor Paul Baker. John
and Betty Case provided special music.
Allegheny Wesleyan College and Penn
View Bible Institute were represented by
music groups providing additional music
for the three day convention. Over capacity crowds marked this convention along
with the presence of the Lord.
Carthage, Missouri. James Plank conducted the services at the Church of God Holiness with Host Pastor John Poff. Lonnie
Witt and Noel Scott assisted with preaching responsibilities. The Witt Family provided special music.
chosen, including evening session speakers: Rodney Loper, Leonard Sankey and
Steve Vernon.
May 27–29 Holiness Convention in
Olive Hill, Kentucky. Darrell Stetler conducted the services and was joined by
Andrew Stroud in pulpit ministry. Keith
and Sharon Waggoner provided special
music. James Chapel Community Holiness
Church provided the location with Host
Pastor Matthew Blankenship and Convention Coordinator Adam Buckler working
with arrangements. The Olive Hill folks go
beyond the call of duty to provide meals
for all attending. It was a great time of fellowship and spiritual refreshment!
June 16–18 Holiness Convention in Harkers Island, North Carolina. Mark Mowery
and James Plank conducted this convention at the Grace Holiness Church. Providing special music were The Stephen
Cassady Family and the Grace Holiness
Choir and Trio. Meals and lodging were
provided by the area churches through the
coordination of Host Pastor Curtis Going.
The hospitality of the Harkers Island people is unbelievable.
May 14 Dayton Planning Session held in
Cincinnati, Ohio. The Dayton Committee
met in the Oswald Chambers Room on
the campus of God’s Bible School and
College to plan the 2016 Annual InterChurch Holiness Convention in Dayton,
Ohio. General Secretary Leonard Sankey
conducted the meeting. After prayer, the
theme for the 2016 Convention was set
as “A Reason to Believe, A Reason to
Hope.” Speakers for the convention were
August 18–21 Holiness Convention in
Ukraine. Steve Gibson, Paul Stetler, and
Eric Himelick conducted holiness services
throughout the country of Ukraine.
Paul Stetler reports:
We were privileged to be in Ukraine for
holiness rallies which were co-sponsored
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by IHC and Holiness Pilgrim Mission in
nine churches.
I was impressed by the Ukrainian Christians’ love for the Scripture. I noticed that
in the nine churches we visited, each of
them had Scriptures posted on their walls
and nearly every person who had a part in
leading the services seemed to reference
Scripture continually. Considering the fact
that less than 30 years ago, many of these
people could not have owned a Bible, this
is not surprising.
This love for Scripture provided a foundation for us to share the message of Holiness. I was thrilled with the deep, insightful questions the church people asked
us about sanctification and holy living.
Though we spoke to Christians from many
different theological backgrounds, they
were eager to learn more about scriptural
teachings on this topic.
While our primary focus was preaching
and teaching, there were also meaningful
moments of prayer and one-on-one discussion. We stayed in homes and traveled to
country villages and large cities.
It is a vital work God is doing in Ukraine.
Dr. Steve Gibson and those assisting him
are building on a prior foundation which
was laid through the ministry of Kiev
Wesley Bible College and the missionaries
and supporters who contributed to that
endeavor. There is a deep hunger for our
message and God is turning the hearts
of Ukrainians toward His truth of victory
over sin!
September 4–6 Holiness Convention in
Dededo, Guam. The very first IHC in Gaum
was conducted by James Plank. He was
joined by Frank Heidler in pulpit ministry.
Host Pastor Don Sabang and the people of
the Guam Association of Bible Fellowship
Centers served as excellent hosts. See a full
report on page 3. Frank and Jody Heidler
provided special music.
September 8–11 Holiness Convention in
Central Pennsylvania. Leonard Sankey conducted this convention with evening rallies
held in four different locations. Day services
were held in the George I. Straub Tabernacle
in Penns Creek. Penn View Bible Institute
and President John Zechman hosted this
convention and Penn View provided special
music and ministerial speakers in each evening service. Leonard Sankey was joined by
Mark Mowery and Steve Vernon in preach-
ing ministry. Steve and Kay Vernon assisted
with the special music. Evening services were
held at the God’s Missionary Church in Lewistown with Host Pastors Darvin Donahey
and Joel Sickler, God’s Missionary Church in
Beavertown with Host Pastors James Plank,
Jeff Stratton and Matt Maloyed, Emmanuel
Wesleyan Church in Gratz with Host Pastors Dan Durkee and Sheldon Habecker,
and the Evangelical Methodist Church in
Richfield with Host Pastor Aaron McCarty.
Over 30 churches were represented in this
four-day convention!
September 16 James Plank represented
IHC at the Independence Day celebrations
at the Parliament of Papua New Guinea.
See a full report on page 6.
September 16–18 Holiness Convention
in Archdale, North Carolina. Leonard
Sankey conducted this IHC at the Pilgrim
Holiness Church with Host Pastor Derald Hunt. Joining in preaching ministry
were John Zechman and Stephen Cassady. The Stephen Cassady Family provided special music. Carolina Christian
Academy was represented in the services.
Exceptional cooperation of all churches
in the Thomasville area marked these
services.
Tomek. Many new pastors were in this
convention and all cooperated graciously.
the convention services at Faith Mission
Church with Host Pastor Mark Stetler.
Jack Hooker assisted with preaching.
Keith and Sharon Waggoner provided
special music. The Stone City Christian
Academy was represented in all services
with the choir providing special music in
the Thursday morning service. Evangelistic Faith Mission was also represented in
attendance.
September 21 The Annual Executive
Committee board meeting was held in
Bedford, Indiana. A delicious evening meal
was served in the Sankey home by Janet
Sankey with the assistance of Marci Webb.
The board meeting was conducted in the
Faith Mission Church.
September 22–24 Holiness Convention
in Shelbyville, Indiana. Leonard Sankey
and Darrell Stetler conducted this convention with special music by Union Bible
College and others. Services were held at
the Bible Holiness Church with Host Pastor Joe Smith. IHC appreciates the support of the Shelbyville people.
October 6–8 Holiness Convention in
Melvindale, Michigan. Marc Sankey represented IHC at this convention. He was
joined in preaching ministry by Blake
Jones. Services were held at the Lower
Light Church with Host Pastor John
Kennedy.
September 29–October 1 Holiness
Convention in Winner, South Dakota.
Marcus Dodrill conducted the services.
Music was provided by the Ron Arnold
Family. Services were held at the Indian
Gospel Chapel with Host Pastor Dale Sherman. People traveled many miles to take
part in these services.
Danville, Ohio. James Plank conducted
this convention with Mike Wetherald
assisting in pulpit ministry. Dennis and
Barbara Hayes provided special music.
The Danville Holiness Church provided
the location with Host Pastor Paul Eckart.
The Convention Coordinator was Steve
Bedford, Indiana. James Plank conducted
Illinois. Evening rallies were held in three
locations throughout Illinois with James
Plank and Mark Mowery conducting the
services. Joe and Janelle Carey provided
the special music. Services were held at the
Palestine Pilgrim Holiness Church with
Host Pastors Paul Gray and Steve Stratton,
the Wesleyan Missionary Church in Chicago with Host Pastor Martin Barnard, and
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the Crusaders Church in Decatur with Host
Pastor Steve Durst. Andrew Durst served
as Convention Coordinator. The enthusiasm and giving of the Illinois people for
IHC is so encouraging.
provided special music. A great time of
Methodist Church with Host Pastor Rob-
fellowship was enjoyed by all following
ert Blankenship, and the Active Bible
the Thursday afternoon service. Many
Methodist Church with Host Pastor John
churches were represented.
Copeland. Ben Crawford served as Convention Coordinator with accommoda-
November 11–13 Holiness Rallies in
November 3–5 Holiness Convention in
tions provided at the Bible Methodist
West Virginia and Virginia. Mark Mowery
Loveland, Ohio. Leonard Sankey conduct-
Camp grounds in Pell City.
conducted three evening IHC services in
ed this convention at the Wesleyan Chap-
three separate locations. He was assisted
el. Marc Sankey and Ben Durr, Sr. assisted
November 17–19 Holiness Convention
by Charles McKenzie in preaching with
with preaching. Music was provided by
in Chattanooga, Tennessee. James Plank
the McKenzie Family providing special
Marc and Melody Sankey and Tim Crater.
music. Services were held at the Bible Cov-
conducted the services at the First Bible
The many years of faithfulness by Host
enant Church in Beckley, West Virginia
Pastor Ray Campbell and wife is a great
with Host Pastor David Dicken, Bible Holi-
asset to the work of IHC.
ness Church in Christiansburg, Virginia
with Host Pastor Dwayne Martin; Haven
Methodist Church with Host Pastor Greg
Fox. Dale Hayford assisted with preaching. Larry and Pat Jewett provided special
music.
of Rest Bible Church in Galax, Virginia with
Host Pastor Keith Ledford.
in Troy, Missouri. Paul Gray conducted
in Ottawa, Kansas. Marcus Dodrill con-
the services at the Bible Holiness Church.
Harry Plank assisted with preaching. Paul
November 13 Holiness Rally in Pittsfield,
and Nancy Gray provided special music.
Massachusetts. IHC’s first venture into
this state- James Plank conducted an evening rally at the Pilgrim Holiness Church
ducted these services at the Pilgrim Holiness Church with Host Pastor Dale Stratton. The Barry Whitaker Family joined him
in ministering in these services.
with Host Pastor Stephen Smith. Matt
Ellison preached the evening message. The
Tim Cooley, Jr. Family provided special
music.
in Alabama. Leonard Sankey conducted
November 10–12 Holiness Conven-
services in three evening locations. John
tion in Schenectady, New York. James
Case ministered in each service and the
Plank conducted the services at the Pil-
Mike Mayhle Family provided special
November 28 Leonard Sankey represent-
grim Holiness Church with Host Pastor
music. Services were held in the Pell City
ed the IHC family in attending the funeral
Jeremy Morford. Matt Ellison assisted
Pilgrim Nazarene Church with Host Pas-
of missionary Rachel Cutler at Union Bible
in preaching. The Tim Cooley, Jr. Family
tor Clindel Harbison, the Talladega Bible
College in Westfield, Indiana. ◉
LEONARD SANKEY
Some Give All
Rachel Cutler, missionary to Lesotho, was tragically
killed in South Africa on November 17, 2015.
H
enry Martyn, distinguished in his academic achievements
at Cambridge University, became an important figure in the
history of the English Church. About the time he sensed God’s
call to missions, he also fell in love with Lydia. He proposed marriage to her, if she would accompany him to India in fulfillment of
the call of God. Lydia responded to his proposal by saying that if
Henry would stay in England, she would marry him. It became a
mental battle for Martyn — India or Lydia? Lydia or India?
The call of God was stronger and Henry Martyn chose to follow
God’s claim on his life. He said, “Here I am, Lord; send me to the
ends of the earth; send me to the rough savage pagans of the wilderness; send me from all that is called comfort on earth; send me
even to death itself if it be but in Thy service and in Thy kingdom.”
Martyn’s rugged acceptance of God’s way above academia,
human love, family, and other career options, portrays the kind
of love and devotion that has marked the long history of Christianity. Not often enough, true, but still the kingdom of Christ
has been built on the throbbing hearts, the willing obedience, the
sacrificial spirit, and the determined passion of multitudes of men
and women who have counted life not dear unto themselves, but
have hazarded their lives for Christ’s sake. Names like Brainerd,
C.T. Studd, Goforth, and Booth, come to mind. More recently, and
some from our own holiness heritage, would include the Charles
Cowmans and the Lewis Glenns. In our own days, I am thinking
of Nancy Davis who gave the last full measure of devotion on a
Mexican highway.
Rachel Cutler was raised in a conservative holiness home and
attended a conservative holiness Bible college. She was thrilled
for the opportunity of impacting the lives of children in our local
churches and was a beautiful pattern of a devoted Christian life.
I attended her funeral service in November of 2015. I listened to
the words of her mother, her father, her brother, and her sister.
In the home, where the tightest scrutiny is exercised, those who
knew her best spoke highly of her holy life and devoted service.
Former pastors, a Bible School administrator, and a missions
representative also spoke to the fact of Rachel’s love for God.
One mentioned that her life was a pattern of the chorus “Jesus
and Others and You, what a wonderful way to spell JOY,” mentioning that it was the habit of her life to care for others more
than for herself. A national pastor from South Africa paid tribute
to her contribution to the work in Lesotho.
Rachel was born in South Africa of missionary parents. South
Africa was, obviously, born in her heart, because when the time
came to be making life choices, she knew that South Africa was
where God wanted her to be. She had served an earlier term in
South Africa and then recently had returned for another term.
In November, Rachel was in a vehicle which was involved in an
accident... an accident which took her life. At age 30, her physical
life was snuffed out, but her eternal life began in the presence of
the Lord.
Rachel’s quest was for the salvation of souls. During the funeral
service an excerpt from her last recorded message was played. The
broadcast had gone out over a station with a potential listening
audience of 800,000, and she spoke simply, yet compellingly,
urging the spiritually thirsty to come to Christ, the Fountain of
Living Water.
The challenge was raised at the memorial service — who might
be called of God to pick up the torch left flickering in Lesotho,
South Africa, by the death of Rachel Cutler? Who else might accept
the challenge “to be used of God, to show someone the way?”
“As the Father hath sent Me, even so send I you.” ◉
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WOMEN of WORTH > >
LORENA GLICK
W
omen of Worth wants you to be aware
of the resources available for our
women today. One of these is an outreach
ministry of the Inter-Church Holiness Convention and designed specifically for women.
The Ladies’ Companion was first printed
in the summer of 1997, the result of the
collaboration of
Valorie Quesenberry and Lucy
Creech who had
both separately
contacted Lois
Schmul (then
national director of Women
of Worth) with a
Valorie Quesenberry, editor
desire to begin a
The Ladies’ Companion
magazine for the
IHC ladies. Together, they planned and
produced The Ladies’ Companion, serving
as co-editors until the summer of 2007,
when Lucy had to release her TLC duties
because of increasing needs in her family.
The first issues were printed at Kinko’s
Copies and hand-mailed to the subscribers. It was a six-page, black and white
publication, sent out bimonthly. Soon,
the co-editors sought the help of Country
Pines, Inc. of Shoals Indiana, who took
over the printing and mailing. This partnership continues to the present. In the
spring of 2003, TLC switched to glossy,
magazine-type paper with a four-color
front and back cover. And in the summer
of 2008, it became a more compact size,
24 packed pages that fit easily into a purse
or tote bag with full color on half of the
pages. This is the format that is presently
in use.
Over the last 18 years of ministry, the
goal of The Ladies’ Companion has been
to come alongside Christian women and
give them reading material on topics of
interest to their personal, domestic, and
spiritual lives. Themes of columns during
its tenure have been wide and varied: recipes, decorating, missions, music, marriage,
grooming, clothing, interviews, teaching,
Bible studies, household hints, Q and A,
humor, Christian living, news, parsonage
perspectives, readers’ comments, short stories, and updates from Women of Worth.
Although its target audience is women,
TLC has many secret male readers. So
ladies, keep leaving your copy on the nightstand or coffee table; we are increasing our
readership, one husband at a time!
TLC is a not-for-profit ministry. The cost
of your subscription goes directly into producing the magazine. It is currently mailed
quarterly with a subscription price of $8 per
year and $15 for two years. You may subscribe by sending your payment to Country
Pines, Inc. 11013 Country Pines Rd. Shoals,
IN 47581 or by subscribing online through
PayPal when you visit the Women of Worth
website at www.ihcwomenofworth.com.
The Ladies’ Companion is planned, written
and printed with you in mind, the women
of the Inter-Church Holiness Convention. It
is awesome reading and also a great way
keep up-to-date with what is going on in
Women of Worth. It makes a wonderful gift
for birthdays, Mother’s Day, Christmas, or
other occasions.
If you are a subscriber, thank you for
being part of this sisterhood of readers.
We depend on your support and on your
prayers. We would also love your input.
Send us your recipes and comments and
suggestions. If you are not a subscriber,
consider this your personal invitation to
become one. After all, everyone needs a
little TLC in her life. ◉
QUESTIONS? COMMENTS?
Send your correspondence to
Lorena Glick — 5001 Pigeon Run RD. S.W.
Navarre, Oh 44662
or email to [email protected]
$12.95
Order from:
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A P U B L I C AT I O N O F
Or purchase online:
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Published by the Women of Worth literature
committee, The Pleasure of Company is a
167-page resource full of hospitality tips and
expertise. Presented in an attractive, full-color
layout, the book includes ideas for parsonage
and guest entertainment, birthday parties,
picnics and budgeting.
WRITTEN BY Ruth Dotson, Joan Johnson, Linda Davison, Tammy Fair,
Linda Kelley, Reva Campbell, Eunice Stearns, Melba Sams and Rachel Plank
RUTH DOTSON
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Salem Bible Methodist Church
1647 North Ellsworth Ave.
Salem, Ohio 44460
330-337-6792
Sunday School 10 AM
Sunday Services 11 AM and 6 PM
Wednesday Service 7 PM
Come and worship with us
Holiness church in the
Olympic village of Lake Placid,
New York seeking pastor
Our church is seeking a pastor who will provide leadership, promote discipleship, support church fellowship, encourage ministries to all age groups and endorse
changes needed to effectively reach our community and
the next generation with The Gospel message. We believe the Bible, prayer and the power of The Holy Spirit
are the essential resources for lives to be changed and
spiritual growth to occur. We are in search for a pastor
whose counseling, teaching, preaching and life are faithful to biblical principles and practical to living out God’s
Holy Word in the 21st century. This pastoral position
will become available in May 2016.
If you are interested in receiving more information please
email the search committee at [email protected]
Grace Holiness Church
Harkers Island, North Carolina
Home of the Crystal Coast IHC
Pastor: Curtis Going
252-728-5465
Easley Bible Methodist Church
We invite you to worship with us
855 Gentry Memorial Highway
Easley, South Carolina
Phone: 864-855-3892
www.easleybiblemethodist.org
Where the souls of men are refreshed
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