One Hundredth
Annual Assembly Journal
of the
Georgia District
Church of the Nazarene
Session held at
Dublin, Georgia
June 4-5, 2014
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Dr. Gustavo Crocker
Dr. R. E. Rogers
General Superintendent
District Superintendent
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At the 2014 Georgia District Assembly General Superintendent Dr. Gustavo Crocker ordained Elder Jason Peacock, Elder
Caleb Soles, and Elder Bradley Poucher.
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Sessions of the Georgia District Assembly
Year
Date
Place
Host Pastor
Gen. Supt.
Dist. Supt.
Dist. Sec.
1915
Dec. 16-19
Glennville
W. R. Hanson
Reynolds
W. R. Hanson
C. H. Lancaster
1916
Dec. 5-10
Adrian
W. R. Hanson
Goodwin
W. R. Hanson
C. H. Lancaster
1917
Dec. 12-16
Donalsonville
E. P. Ellyson
Reynolds
E. H. Kunkel
A. K Bracken
1918
Dec. 4-8
Manassas
E. H. Kunkel
Williams
E. H. Kunkel
H. J. Eason
1919
Nov. 26-30
Donalsonville
D. M. Coulson
Goodwin
C. B. Jernigan
J. O. Burnett
1920
Oct. 13-17
Macon
J. R. Hunt
Reynolds
W. R. Hanson
W. L. Duncan
1921
Oct. 19-23
Pavo
W. E. Melton
Williams
W. R. Hanson
Olive A. Rife
1922
Nov. 15-19
Columbus
R. Weir
Goodwin
W. R. Hanson
W. L Duncan
1923
Nov. 10-11
Manassas
Mrs. Lillian Duncan
Reynolds
A. B. Anderson
H. J. Eason
1924
Oct. 15-19
Dublin
H. I. Basham
Williams
A. B. Anderson
H. J. Eason
1925
Nov. 4-8
Columbus
M.L. & Sylvia Garrett
Reynolds
A. B. Anderson
Fred Floyd
1926
Oct. 19-24
Atlanta
D. W. Simpson
Goodwin
A. B. Anderson
Fred Floyd
1927
Sept. 29-Oct. 2
Pavo
Miss Aurelia Moore
Reynolds
Oscar Hudson
Miss Susie Ward
1928
Oct. 16-20
Atlanta
Mrs. Nettie Hudson
Chapman
Oscar Hudson
Mrs. L. S. Huff
1929
Nov. 5-10
Columbus
L. S. Huff
Reynolds
Oscar Hudson
Mrs. L. S. Huff
1930
Nov. 12-16
Donalsonville
H. J. Eason
Chapman
Oscar Hudson
Mrs. L. S. Huff
1931
Nov. 10-15
Atlanta
Oscar Hudson
Goodwin
P. P. Belew
Mrs. L. S. Huff
1932
Nov. 9-13
Thomasville
Bruce B. Hall
Chapman
P. P. Belew
Mrs. L. S. Huff
1933
Nov. 1-5
Atlanta
A. M. Wells
Goodwin
P. P. Belew
Mrs. L. S. Huff
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1934
Nov. 7-11
Macon
E. M. Shelton
Williams
P. P. Belew
Mrs. L. S. Huff
1935
Nov. 6-10
Columbus
L. S. Huff
Goodwin
P. P. Belew
Mrs. L. S. Huff
1936
Nov. 4-8
Atlanta
Edward K. Hardy
Chapman
P. P. Belew
Mrs. L. S. Huff
1937
Nov. 3-7
Columbus
L. S. Huff
Morrison
P. P. Belew
Mrs. L. S. Huff
1938
Nov. 1-4
Thomasville
Bruce B. Hall
Williams
P. P. Belew
Charles H. Strickland
1939
Oct. 24-27
Waycross
Charles H. Strickland
Goodwin
P. P. Belew
Charles H. Strickland
1940
Oct. 23-25
Columbus
L. Eustace Lucky
Miller
P. P. Belew
Charles H. Strickland
1941
Oct. 22-23
Atlanta
Charles H. Strickland
Nease
P. P. Belew
Charles H. Strickland
1942
Oct. 21-23
Fitzgerald
Byron E. LeJeune
Chapman
W. H. Davis
Charles H. Strickland
1943
Oct. 20-22
Thomasville
L. B. Friend
Chapman
W. H. Davis
G. B. Breese
1944
Oct. 11-12
Waycross
W. Lee Gann
Williams
W. H. Davis
Bruce B. Hall
1945
Oct. 10-11
Atlanta
K. S. White
Williams
W. H. Davis
Bruce B. Hall
1946
Oct. 16-17
Columbus
E. Wayne Elliott
Miller
W. H. Davis
Edward T. Dell
1947
Oct. 15-16
Atlanta
W. H. Davis
Williamson
Mack Anderson
W. Lee Gann
1948
Oct. 20-21
Fitzgerald
T. A Burton
Young
Mack Anderson
W. Lee Gann
1949
Oct. 12-13
Atlanta
R. W. Hurn
Powers
Mack Anderson
W. Lee Gann
1950
Oct. 11-12
Savannah
H. J. Eason
Nease
Mack Anderson
L. E. Humrich
1951
Oct. 10-11
Moultrie
Glen Van Hook
Vanderpool
Mack Anderson
L. E. Humrich
1952
Oct. 1-2
Thomasville
Hugh R. Mincey
Benner
Mack Anderson
L. E. Humrich
1953
Sept. 30-Oct. 1
Atlanta
Wendell Wellman
Williamson
Mack Anderson
L. E. Humrich
1954
Sept. 22-23
Fitzgerald
James A. Forman
Young
Mack Anderson
L. E. Humrich
1955
Sept. 14-15
Waycross
Robert Huff
Powers
Mack Anderson
Melvin K. Shrout
1956
Sept. 12-13
Columbus
Melvin K. Shrout
Vanderpool
Mack Anderson
Melvin K. Shrout
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1957
Sept. 11-12
Savannah
T. W. Soles
Benner
Mack Anderson
Melvin K. Shrout
1958
Sept. 10-11
Gainesville
Paul E. Barnes
Williamson
Mack Anderson
Doyle C. Smith
1959
Sept. 9-10
Swainsboro
William Ring
Powers
Mack Anderson
B. D. Radebaugh
1960
Sept. 7-8
Swainsboro
William Ring
Powers
Mack Anderson
B. D. Radebaugh
1961
Sept. 13-14
Columbus
B. D. Radebaugh
Vanderpool
Mack Anderson
B. D. Radebaugh
1962
Sept. 12-13
Atlanta
W. E. McCumber
Lewis
Mack Anderson
B. D. Radebaugh
1963
Sept. 11-12
Dublin
Marlin M. Mason
Benner
Mack Anderson
W. E. McCumber
1964
Sept. 10-11
Brunswick
Carl N. Hall
Williamson
Mack Anderson
W. E. McCumber
1965
Sept. 9-10
Atlanta
W. E. McCumber
Young
Mack Anderson
W. E. McCumber
1966
Sept. 8-9
Swainsboro
Billy H. Ring
Coulter
Mack Anderson
W. E. McCumber
1967
Sept. 7-8
Moultrie
Henry L. Mills
Powers
Mack Anderson
W. E. McCumber
1968
Sept. 5-6
Atlanta
W. E. McCumber
Lewis
Mack Anderson
W. E. McCumber
1969
Sept. 4-5
Atlanta
C. S. Cowles
Stowe
Jack H. Lee
B. D. Radebaugh
1970
Sept. 3-4
Warner Robins
Paul E. Barnes
Young
Jack H. Lee
B. D. Radebaugh
1971
Sept. 2-3
Warner Robins
Paul E. Barnes
Lawlor
Jack H. Lee
Doyle C. Smith
1972
Sept. 7-8
Warner Robins
Paul E. Barnes
Coulter
Jack H. Lee
Doyle C. Smith
1973
Aug. 16-17
Warner Robins
Paul E. Barnes
Lewis
Jack H. Lee
Doyle C. Smith
1974
Aug. 8-9
Warner Robins
Paul E. Barnes
Lewis
Jack H. Lee
Doyle C. Smith
1975
Aug. 14-15
Atlanta
Bennett Dudney
Strickland
Jack H. Lee
Doyle C. Smith
1976
Aug. 19-20
Atlanta
Paul Canen
Jenkins
Jack H. Lee
Doyle C. Smith
1977
Aug. 11-12
Atlanta
Jim Diehl
Stowe
Jack H. Lee
T. Daniel Casey
1978
Aug. 17-18
Atlanta
Jim Diehl
Greathouse
Jack H. Lee
T. Daniel Casey
1979
Aug. 16-17
Macon
Thomas E. Rash
Coulter
Jack H. Lee
T. Daniel Casey
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1980
Aug. 27-28
Atlanta
Keith Wright
Johnson
Jack H. Lee
T. Earl Rowan
1981
Aug. 20-21
Atlanta
Keith Wright
Lewis
Jack H. Lee
Thomas E. Rash
1982
Aug. 19-20
Atlanta
Keith Wright
Strickland
Harold Latham
Thomas E. Rash
1983
Aug. 18-19
Atlanta
Pal Wright
Strickland
Harold Latham
Thomas E. Rash
1984
Aug. 16-17
Atlanta
Pal Wright
Jenkins
Harold Latham
Thomas E. Rash
1985
Aug. 22-23
Atlanta
Pal Wright
Hurn
Harold Latham
Thomas E. Rash
1986
Aug. 21-22
Atlanta
Pal Wright
Stowe
Harold Latham
Thomas E. Rash
1987
Aug. 20-21
Atlanta
Pal Wright
Stowe
Harold Latham
Thomas E. Rash
1988
Aug. 19-20
Atlanta
T. Daniel Casey
Greathouse
Harold Latham
Thomas E. Rash
1989
Aug. 24-25
Atlanta
T. Daniel Casey
Owens
Harold Latham
Thomas E. Rash
1990
May 10-11
Atlanta
T. Daniel Casey
Johnson
Harold Latham
Thomas E. Rash
1991
May 9-10
Atlanta
T. Daniel Casey
Johnson
Harold Latham
Thomas E. Rash
1992
May 14-15
Atlanta
T. Daniel Casey
Knight
Harold Latham
Thomas E. Rash
1993
May 13-14
Atlanta
T. Daniel Casey
Knight
Harold Latham
Thomas E. Rash
1994
May 12-13
Atlanta
T. Daniel Casey
Prince
Harold Latham
Thomas E. Rash
1995
May 11-12
Atlanta
T. Daniel Casey
Prince
Harold Latham
Larry A. Dunlap
1996
May 16-17
Dublin
Aubrey D. Smith
Cunningham
Harold Latham
Thomas E. Rash
1997
May 15-16
Dublin
Aubrey D. Smith
Cunningham
J. Fred Huff
Thomas E. Rash
1998
May 21-22
Dublin
Aubrey D. Smith
Diehl
J. Fred Huff
Thomas E. Rash
1999
May 20-21
Dublin
Aubrey D. Smith
Diehl
J. Fred Huff
Thomas E. Rash
2000
June 29-30
Dublin
Myron G. Wise
Bond
R. E. Rogers
Thomas E. Rash
2001
July 12-13
Dublin
Myron G. Wise
Bond
R. E. Rogers
H. Eugene Boyett
2002
June 27-28
Dublin
Myron G. Wise
Porter
R. E. Rogers
H. Eugene Boyett
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2003
June 26-27
Dublin
Myron G. Wise
Porter
R. E. Rogers
H. Eugene Boyett
2004
June 25-26
Dublin
Myron G. Wise
Johnson
R. E. Rogers
H. Eugene Boyett
2005
July 8-9
Dublin
Myron G. Wise
Johnson
R. E. Rogers
H. Eugene Boyett
2006
June 2-3
Dublin
Myron G. Wise
Middendorf
R. E. Rogers
H. Eugene Boyett
2007
June 1-2
Dublin
Myron G. Wise
Middendorf
R. E. Rogers
H. Eugene Boyett
2008
June 5-6
Dublin
Myron G. Wise
Cunningham
R. E. Rogers
H. Eugene Boyett
2009
June 3-4
Dublin
Myron G. Wise
Cunningham
R. E. Rogers
H. Eugene Boyett
2010
June 2-3
Dublin
Myron G. Wise
Duarte
R. E. Rogers
H. Eugene Boyett
2011
June 1-2
Dublin
Myron G. Wise
Duarte
R. E. Rogers
H. Eugene Boyett
2012
May 30-31
Dublin
Myron G. Wise
Middendorf
R. E. Rogers
Janice Laster
2013
May 29-30
Dublin
Donald Hicks
Middendorf
R. E. Rogers
Janice Laster
2014
June 4-5
Dublin
Donald Hicks
Crocker
R. E. Rogers
Janice Laster
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Contents
I.
Official Directory
A.
District Officers………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………10
B.
Where to Send Funds……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….11
C.
District Boards and Standing Committees………………………………………………………………………..11
D.
District Auxiliary Organizations------------------------------------13
1.
Officers and Organization of SSM………………………………………………………………………….13
2.
Officers and Organization of NYI………………………………………………………………………..14
3.
Officers and Organization of NMI………………………………………………………………………….16
E.
Matching Funds for Trevecca………………………………………………………………………………………………………….17
F.
District Church Directory……………………………………………………………………………………………………………..17
G.
Ordained Ministers (Elders)………………………………………………………………………………………………………..50
H.
Ordained Ministers (Deacons)……………………………………………………………………………………………………….60
I.
Licensed Ministers………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..61
J.
Commissioned Evangelists………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 64
K.
Registered Evangelists……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..64
L.
Registered Song Evangelists………………………………………………………………………………………………………..64
M.
Evangelism Service Retired…………………………………………………………………………………………………………..64
N.
Retired Song Evangelist…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….64
O.
Commissioned Minister of Christian Education…………………………………………………………..64
P.
Commissioned Minister of Music………………………………………………………………………………………………..64
Q.
Widows of Deceased Ministers……………………………………………………………………………………………………..65
II. General Information……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….65
III. Ministerial Development…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..67
IV. Daily Proceedings…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..69
V.
Reports
A.
District Officers…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..84
B.
District Boards and Standing Committees………………………………………………………………………..108
C.
Assembly Committees……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..112
VI.
NMI Convention………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..126
VII.
NYI Convention...........................................................129
VIII. Financial and Statistical................................................133
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I. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
A. DISTRICT OFFICERS
General Superintendent--Dr. Gustavo Crocker (Rachel, Global Ministries Center, 17001
Prairie Star Parkway Lenexa, KS
(913-577-0500)
66220
District Superintendent—Dr. R. E. Rogers (Betty), P. O. Box 215, Locust Grove, GA 30248
(678-583-5038; Cell: 770-653-0757)
E-mail: [email protected]
District Office—(Mail: P. O. Box 920, Locust Grove, GA 30248 OR 50 Lincoln Road, Suite B,
McDonough, GA 30253 (FAX: 770-898-8823; 770-957-7790)
E-mail: [email protected]
District Treasurer--Howard Porter (Reva), 2411 Weems Road, Locust Grove, GA 30248 (Office:
770-957-7790; Home: 770-957-7162; Cell: 770-653-0758)
E-mail: [email protected]
Administrative Assistant--Brenda Williamson (Spud), 124 Bob White Run, Jackson, Ga. 30233
(Office: 770-957-7790; Home: 770-775-2074; Cell: 770-403-1853)
E-mail: [email protected]
District Secretary—- Janice Laster (Billy) 757 Master Moore Road, East Dublin, GA
(Home:
478-275-3206; Cell:
31027
478-984-6740)
E-mail: [email protected]
District Sunday School Ministries Chairman— Derek Mitchell (Amy), 1538 Norwood Dr., S. W.,
Lilburn, GA 30047 (Home:
770-921-9313
Cell: 678-983-7702)
E-mail: [email protected]
District NYI President — Kristi Huff, 4672 Windswept Way, Flowery Branch, GA 30542
(Cell: 678-267-6781)
Email: [email protected]
District NMI President--Virginia Wiseman, (Eugene), 4212 Harmony Rd., Woodbury, GA
30293
(Fax: 706-655-3769; Home: 706-655-3897; Cell: 706-366-5403)
E-mail: [email protected]
District Camp Grounds—Adrian Camp and Conference Center, 37 Meeks Road, Adrian, GA 31002
(Fax: 478-668-3430; 478-668-4817; Pay phone in dining hall: 478-668-9906)
E-mail: [email protected]
District Camp Manager—Jeff Croft (Peggy), 7 Meeks Rd., Adrian, GA 31002
(Home: 478-668-4329) (FAX: 478-668-3430; Office: 478-668-4817)
E-Mail: [email protected]
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B. WHERE TO SEND FUNDS
General Funds—Easter and Thanksgiving Offerings, all other World Evangelism Fund money,
Alabaster, approved specials, duty money, Memorial Roll,
Distinguished Service Award,
Compassionate Ministries money, Pensions and Benefits money to: General Treasurer, Global
Ministry Center, 17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lenexa, KS 66220
Education Funds- Trevecca Nazarene University moneys (2.25%) to 333 Murfreesboro Road,
Nashville, TN 37210; Electronic submission to http://www.trevecca.edu/give/
Click on GIVE
and Give Now and Click on MENU for drop down CHURCH EDUCATION BUDGET.
Bible College-1111 Academy Park Loop, Colorado Springs, CO 80935
Nazarene Theological Seminary-1700 E. Meyer Blvd., Kansas City, MO 64131
District Ministries Funds (8.4%) —Georgia District Treasurer, P. O. Box 920, Locust Grove,
GA 30248.
Electronic submission https://www.egsnetwork.com/pages/login.php
District Mission Projects—children and teen projects, Work and Witness, and other approved
specials to: Rev. Jeff Hayes, 2095 Hollonville Rd., Brooks, GA 30205
Camp Meeting Specials-- Georgia District Treasurer, P. O. Box 920, Locust Grove, GA 30248
District Minister’s Insurance--Church of the Nazarene Insurance Account, P.O. Box 912,
Dublin, GA
31040
C. DISTRICT BOARDS AND STANDING COMMITTEES
Advisory Board
R. E. Rogers, chairman of the board and president of the corporation; Ministers- Lamar
Brantley (2018), David Miller (2018), Byron Schortinghouse (2017), Myron Wise (2016),
Eugene Wiseman (2015); Laymen- Marcus Clements (first vice president)(2018) Wayne Downing
(2018), Gerald Herring (2017), Tom Benson (2016), Howard Darsey (2015)
Ministerial Credentials Board
R. E. Rogers (ex-officio), Lamar Brantley (chairman) (2017),Janice Laster (ex-officio
District Secretary) Lonnie Grant (Secretary) (2015), Gordon Tippins, Eric Boomer, Byron
Schortinghouse (2018) Don Hicks, Gary Mimbs (2017),David Miller, Jeff Hines, Gerald
Carnes, Myron Wise (2016); Joe Brown, Gary Huff (2015)
Board of Ministerial Studies
R. E. Rogers (ex-officio); T. Manuel Johnson (chairman) (2015), Joseph Lennon (secretary)
(2015), Ronnie Griffin, Al Soles, Scott Messer, Rick Mann (2018),Steve Callis, Pam Frye,
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Steve Hood, Dr. Edward Husband, (2017) David Bane, Steven Dudley, Dale Watt, Eugene
Wiseman (2016) Mark Amspaugh, Ike Branch, Jeff Hayes (2015)
Adrian Camp and Conference Center Board
Ministers- R. E. Rogers (chairman), Howard Porter (district treasurer); Ministerial- Eric
Boomer, T. Manuel Johnson (2017), Gary Tankersley (2016), Scott Messer (2015); LaymenHoward Darsey, Don Moody (2017) Kyle Fuller, Gary Suber (2016) Robert Hitchcox, Spud
Williamson (2015); Ex-officio-District Sunday School Chairman, District NMI President,
District NYI President
Finance Committee
Ex-officio: R. E. Rogers, District Superintendent, Howard Porter, District
Treasurer; Ministerial- Lonnie Grant (2018), Myron Wise (2017) Gary Huff (2016); Gerald
Carnes (2015); Laymen-Alice Pitts (2018), Marcus Clements (2017) Howard Darsey (2016),
Kyle Fuller (2015)
Church Properties Board
District Superintendent and District Advisory Board Members
Trustees to TNU
R. E. Rogers, (ex-officio), Ministerial- Lamar Brantley (2017); Laymen- Mary Foskey (2016)
Marquita Hicks (2015)
District Court of Appeals
R. E. Rogers (ex-officio), Ministerial-Lamar Brantley, Eugene Wiseman (2018); LaymenHoward Darsey, Marcus Clements (2018)
Sunday School Ministries Board
R. E. Rogers (ex-officio), Derek Mitchell (chairman); Ministerial- Lonnie Grant (2017)
Mark Amspaugh (2016) Brian Farmer (2015); Laymen- Roy McDowell, Jr. (2014);
Sarah
Amspaugh (2016)Don Moody (2015); Ex-officio-District NYI president, directors of children
and adult ministries, director of outreach, CLT director, statistical secretary,
treasurer, secretary.
Georgia School of Ministry Board
District Superintendent, Georgia School of Ministry Director, Cross Cultural Ministries
Director, and the Board of Ministerial Studies
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D. DISTRICT AUXILIARY ORGANIZATIONS
1.
Officers and Organization of SSM
District Superintendent— R. E. Rogers (ex-officio), 50 Lincoln Road, Suite B, McDonough,
GA
30253
(E-mail: [email protected]; 770-957-7790)
Chairman- Derek Mitchell, 1538 Norwood Dr., Lilburn, GA 30047
(E-mail:[email protected]; Church: 706-921-1511, Home: 404-406-0364)
Secretary- Michael Walent, 137 Glen Arven Dr. Leesburg, GA
31763
(E-mail: [email protected]; Cell: 229 344-2870, Hm. 229-430-8836, Wk. 229-420-1917)
Treasurer-Donna Grant, 744 Hwy 341-S Barnesville, GA 30204
(Email:
[email protected]; 678-588-3433)
Improve Your Serve – Lewis Stark – 347 Antebellum Pl. Woodstock, GA
(Email:
30188
[email protected]; 770-776-9296)
Adult Ministries Director- J. W. Brand, 1356 Sheffield Pkwy, Marietta, GA 30062
(E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 770-565-8936, Cell: 404-376-1130)
Youth Ministries Director- Kris Scarbrough, 906 Kennon Dr., Cataula, GA
(E-mail: [email protected]; Cell:
31804
706-587-3073)
Children’s Ministries Director- Eugene H. Wiseman, 4212 Harmony Rd., Woodbury, GA
30293
(E-Mail: [email protected]; Home: 706-655-3897; Cell: 706-366-2236; Office: 706-6553649)
District NMI President- Virginia Wiseman, 4212 Harmony Rd., Woodbury, GA 30293
(E-Mail: [email protected]; Home: 706-655-3897)
CLT Director-Robert Hitchcox, 906 Woodgate Dr., Ringgold, GA 30736
(E-mail: [email protected]; 706-965-7418)
Statistical Secretary-Brian C. Farmer, 1489 S. Broad St., Cairo, GA 39828
([email protected]; 229-377-3506)
MEMBERS AT LARGE
Ministers:
Mark Amspaugh (term expires 2016), 603 Brookview Lane, Dalton, GA
30720
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 706-618-8369)
Brian Farmer, (term expires 2015), 1489 S. Broad St., Cairo, GA 39828
([email protected]; 229-377-3506)
Lonnie Grant (term expires 2014), 744 Hwy 341-S Barnesville, GA 30204
(E-mail:
[email protected]; 770-358-1314)
Laymen:
Sarah Amspaugh (term expires 2016), 603 Brookview Lane, Dalton, GA
30720
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 706-618-8369)
Don Moody (term expires 2015), 103 Ashwood Ct., Leesburg, GA 31763 (Email: [email protected]; Home: 229-438-9930; Cell: 229-343-5515)
Roy McDowell, Jr., (term expires 2014), 115 Cherry Lane, Brunswick, GA
(E-mail:
31523.
[email protected]; Cell: 912-617-0736; Cell: 912-617-5286)
Special Emphasis Directors:
Cradle Roll Parents—Jeff Croft, 7 Meeks Rd., Adrian, GA 31002 (478-668-4817)
Lay Retreat- Brenda Williamson - 124 Bob White Run, Jackson, Ga. 30233
(E-mail: [email protected]; Office: 770-957-7790; Home: 770-775-2074;
Cell: 770-403-1853)
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Women’s Ministries Director-Donna Norton – 2505 Orlando Dr., Valdosta, GA
(Email: [email protected]; Cell:
31602
229-548-1198)
Men’s Retreat Director- Jim Dunn, 70 Firethorne Dr. Newnan, GA
30265
(E-mail: [email protected]; Cell: 478-232-8104)
Children’s Church Director- Mike Smith, 4794 GA. Hwy 24 W. Sanderville, GA
(Email:
31082
[email protected]; 478-232-1974)
Kids Camp Director: Kris and Heather Scarbrough, 906 Kennon Dr., Cataula, GA
31904
[email protected] or [email protected]; Phone 706-587-3073 or 706-587-3074
(Email:
Pre-Teen Camp Director: Eugene Wiseman, 4212 Harmony Rd., Woodbury, GA 30293
(E-mail:
[email protected]; 706-655-3897 or 706-366-2236)
Children's Quiz Director: Steve Grundy, 1664 Beagle Run, Monroe, GA 30656
(E-mail: [email protected]; 770-266-6020)
Talent Director (North): Dixie Benson, 366 Grove Street, Barnesville, GA
30204
Talent Director (Southeast): Stewart Brodrick, 627 Curl Road, East Dublin, GA
(Email:
31027
[email protected]; 478-272-4446 or 478-278-4355)
Talent Director (South): Christy Morse, 8976 Salem Church road, Hahira, GA
31630
(Home: 229-784-1811 or Cell: 229-630-9099)
Caravan Director: Jim and Jan Musselwhite, Rt. 1, Box 2300, Wrightsville, GA 31096
Sunday School Growth Awards
Exceptional Sunday School: There must be an increase in responsibility list and Sunday
School average of over 50 percent over the figure reported to the last District Assembly.
Superior Sunday School: There must be an increase in responsibility list and Sunday School
average of 10-49 percent over the figure reported to the last District Assembly.
Honor Sunday School: There must be an increase in responsibility list and Sunday School
average attendance of at least 1-9 percent of the figure reported to the last District
Assembly.
Option:
A local church directly responsible for starting a new church will
automatically receive the Honor School Award for the assembly year in which the new church
is begun.
The newly organized church shall receive the Honor School Award in the year it
is organized.
2. Officers and Organization of NYI
2014-2015 Georgia District NYI Council
President- Kristi Huff, 4672 Windswept Way, Flowery Branch, GA
30542
([email protected]; Cell: 678-267-6781)
Vice President- Roy McDowell, 151 Cherry Lane, Brunswick, GA 31523
([email protected]; Cell: 912-617-0736)
Secretary- Belinda Mimbs, 251 Kentucky Derby Drive, Dublin, Ga
([email protected]; cell: 478-279-2773; home:
478-275-9588)
Treasurer-Marolyn Fortner, Rte. 2 Box 450, Wrightsville, GA
([email protected]; cell:
478-697-4921; home:
31021
31096
478-864-3359)
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Fall Retreat- Caleb Soles, 312 Windsong Dr., East Dublin, GA
31027
([email protected]; cell: 478-278-3922)
QuizzingFestival of Life Director- Jenny Poucher, 947 Walke Dairy Road, Dublin, GA
([email protected]; cell:
478-279-0260; home:
478-275-7565)
Camp Director-JM McGinnis, 3148 Watson Woods Way, Loganville, GA
([email protected]; cell:
31021
30052
678-409-5600)
Camp Directors:
J. M. McGinnis, 3148 Watson Woods Way, Loganville, GA
([email protected]; Cell:
Lonnie Grant, 121 Cherokee Drive, Barnesville, GA
([email protected]; cell:
30052
678-409-5600)
770-584-4721; home:
TNT Director-Alice Harper, 290 Marion Blvd.
30204
770-358-0669)
Fayette, GA
([email protected]; Cell: 770-356-6814; Home:
30215
770-461-2017)
Youthquake- Debbie Moody, 103 Ashwood Court, Leesburg, GA
31763
([email protected]; cell: 229-344-1993; home: 229-438-9930)
College/Career: Heather Scarbrough, 906 Kennon Dr., Cataula, GA
31804
([email protected]; Cell: 706-587-3074)
NYC Directors:
- Traci Morgan, 121 Jeb Circle, Fitzgerald, GA
31750
([email protected]; Cell: 229-325-6075)
Wanda Watson, 128 Quail Trail, Fitzgerald, GA
31750
([email protected])
Early Youth RepresentativesAvery Thompson, 262 Piney Mount Church Road, Wrightsville, GA
31096
([email protected]; Cell: 478-595-9606; Home: 478-864-0284)
Anna Smith, 304 Parkland Drive, Dexter, GA
31019
([email protected]; Cell: 478-357-4037)
Noah Garnto, 1424 Walke Dairy Road, Dublin, GA
31021
([email protected]; Cell: 478-697-7130)
Senior High RepresentativesMindy McDowell, 151 Cherry Lane, Brunswick, GA
31523
([email protected]; Cell: 912-617-0026)
Bethany Kouts, 142 Russell Drive, Hiram, GA
30142
([email protected]; Cell: 404-542-4468)
Malaurie Fuller, 663 Washington Road, Fitzgerald, GA
31750
([email protected]; Cell: 229-457-4622)
College and Career RepresentativesColleen Garnto, 1424 Walke Dairy Road, Dublin, GA
31021
([email protected]; Cell: 478-290-1604)
Matthew Fuller, 663 Washington Road, Fitzgerald, GA
31750
([email protected]; Cell: 229-425-4861)
Savanna Myers, 444 Ponderosa Road, East Dublin, GA
31027
([email protected]; Cell: 478-595-7154, Home: 478-275-3545)
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3. Officers and Organization of NMI
President—Virginia Wiseman, 4212 Harmony Rd., Woodbury, GA 30293
E-mail: [email protected] ; fax: 706-655-3769; phone 706-655-3897;
cell: 706-366-5403
Vice President—(and Deputation) Betty Rogers, P.O. Box 215, Locust Grove, GA
30248, E-mail: [email protected]; phone 678-583-5038; cell-770-378-5788
Secretary— Debbie Moody, 103 Ashwood Ct., Leesburg, GA 31763
E-mail: [email protected] ; phone: 229-438-9930; cell: 229-344-1993
Treasurer—Rev. Jeff Hayes, 2095 Hollonville Rd, Brooks, GA 30205
E-mail: [email protected] ; cell 770-355-0736
Prayer and Fasting—Don Hicks, 338 Regency Cr., Dublin, GA 31021
E-mail: [email protected] ; phone: 478-275-2357; cell: 478-279-0293
Mission Education—Mary Foskey, 747 Hwy. 80 E., East Dublin, GA 31027
E-mail: [email protected] ; phone: 478-275-8302; cell: 478-279-1758
Media/Website- Rev. Bob Prater, P.O. Box 599, Warm Springs, GA 31830
E-mail: [email protected] ; phone: 706-655-2027, cell: 706-656-5436
LINKS— Amy Miller, 2204 Lullwater Rd., Albany, GA 31707
E-mail: [email protected] ; cell:
229-733-2476
Jesus Film—Mary Ann Dunn, 28 Osprey Dr., Richmond Hill, GA 31324
E-mail: [email protected]; Jim’s cell: 912-657-2913
Children—Suzie and David Williams, 805 Eden St., Columbus, GA 31904
E-mail: [email protected] or [email protected] cell: 706-718-7390 or
706-718-4139
Youth-Debbie Moody, 103 Ashwood Ct., Leesburg, GA 31763
E-mail: [email protected] ; phone: 229-438-9930; cell-229-344-1993
Work and Witness—Kyle Fuller, 393 Dave Bishop Rd., Fitzgerald, GA 31750
E-mail: [email protected] ; phone/fax: 229-423-3616; cell: 229-426-2618
Alabaster—Vicki Brantley, 435 Orchard Lane, Sandersville, GA 31082
E-mail: [email protected] ; phone: 478-552-0803
World Mission Broadcast—Kris Scarbrough, 906 Kennon Dr., Cataula, GA 31804;
E-mail:[email protected]; cell: 706-587-3073
Missionary Medical Health Plan — and Mission Call Coordinator) - Heather Scarbrough, 906
Kennon Dr., Cataula, GA 31804; cell: 706-587-3074
E-mail: [email protected]
Compassionate Ministries—Lisa Bradley, 3500 GA Hwy 169 South; Claxton, GA 30417
E-mail: [email protected] phone: 912-739-2458; cell: 912-334-7353,
Priority One—Doris King, 1202 N. McKinley, Albany, GA 31701
E-mail: [email protected] ; phone: 229-432-9844; cell: 229-347-1142
Teen Representative— Madison Dukes, 1539 Dukes Waddell Rd; Woodbury, GA 30293
E-mail: [email protected]
Teen Representative— Kameron Scarbrough; 906 Kennon Dr., Cataula, GA 31804;
E-mail: [email protected]
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MISSION AREA COORDINATORS
Atlanta— Tami Owens, 4235 High Gables East, Cumming, GA
30041
E-mail: [email protected] ; cell: 615-519-8342
Northern— Aundrea Evans, 1665 Potts Rd., Ringgold, GA 30736
E-mail: [email protected]; phone: 706-965-4894; cell: 423-987-0742
South Metro— Alice Harper, 290 Marion Blvd, Fayetteville, GA 30215
E-mail: [email protected]; phone: 770-461-2017
cell: 770-356-6814
South West & Central— Mary Ann Garner, 113 Carol Circle; Fitzgerald, GA 31750;
E-mail: [email protected] ; phone: 229-423-5223; cell: 229-426-1027
Southeast— Lisa Bradley, 3500 GA Hwy 169 South; Claxton, GA 30417
E-mail: [email protected] ; phone: 912-739-2458
West Central—Anne Stieber, 304 Woodpoint Ct., Lizella, GA 31052
E-mail: [email protected] ; phone: 478-781-0259; cell 478-318-0923.
East Central— Vicki Brantley, 435 Orchard Lane, Sandersville, GA 31082
E.
MATCHING FUNDS FOR TREVECCA
Trevecca Nazarene University
Dr. Dan Boone
615-248-1251
Georgia District
Dr. R. E. Rogers, District Superintendent
770-957-7790
F. DISTRICT CHURCH DIRECTORY
Adrian New Life (Organized 1918) (017-0280)
Location—(Mail: c/o: P.O. Box 489) 37 Meeks Road, Adrian, GA 31002
(E-mail: [email protected]; 478-272-8863)
Pastor—(12/1/01) Larry Little (Susan), 813 Tanglewood Circle, Dublin, GA 31021
(Home: 478-272-8863, Cell: 478-697-6979)
SDMI Supt.— Jimmy Ricks, 1278 Winding Way, Soperton, GA
30457
NYI Pres. – Robin Bush, 49 D A – Sapp Lane, Adrian, GA
NMI Pres.— Carol Fulford, P.O. Box 82, Adrian, GA
31002
(Home: 478-668-4939)
31002
Church Board Sec.—Madeline Jenkins, 1795 Jump and Run Road, Kite, GA 31049 (478-668- 3478)
Church Treas.—Madeline Jenkins, 1795 Jump and Run Road, Kite, GA 31049 (478-668-3478)
Albany First (Organized 1950) (017-0010)
Location—1411 Liberty Expressway S.E., Albany, GA 31705
Pastor—(6/1/04) Steve Hood (Eunice), 164 Springlake Dr., Leesburg, GA 31763
(E-mail: [email protected]; cell: 229-344-2430; Home: 229-435-6523)
Music Dir.— Carol Porter (David), 4013 Moultrie Rd., Albany, GA 31705 (229-821-2028)
Vis. Min.-Steve Hurley, 2108 Old Dominion, Albany, GA 31721 (229-888-8903)
SDMI Supt.– Larry Almgren, 229 Somerset Dr. Albany, GA
31721
(229-436-5964)
NMI Pres.—Joan Berry (Chuck), 2524 Brierwood Dr., Albany, GA 31705 (229-432-0223)
Church Board Sec. — Ann Almgren, 229 Somerset Dr., Albany GA
31721
(229-436-5964)
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Church Treas.—Doris King (Jimmy), 1202 N. McKinley St., Albany, GA 31701 (229-432-9844)
Albany Grace (Organized 1985) (017-0011)
Location—3000 Gillionville Rd., Albany, GA 31721 (E-mail: [email protected];
Phone: 229-888-3289)
Pastor—(11/19/06) Joseph G. Miller (Amy) 2204 Lullwater Rd., Albany, GA
(Email:
31707
[email protected]; Phone: 229-733-2099)
Assoc. Pastor—Hilton H. Gillespie (Chris), 218 Hummingbird Lane, Albany, GA 31707
(Home: 229-883-5823)
SDMI Supt.— Marcia Porter, 405 Elizabeth Dr., Albany, GA
31705,
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 229-395-8286)
NYI Pres.—Frank Sheets, 204 Pineridge Dr., Leesburg, GA 31763
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 229-432-9876)
NMI Pres.— Amy Miller, 2204 Lullwater Rd., Albany, GA
31707
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 229-733-2476)
Church Board Sec.—Teresa Sheets, 204 Pine Ridge Dr., Leesburg, GA 31763
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 229-432-9876)
(Email: [email protected]; Home:
229-430-8836)
Albany One Love (CTM)(017-0024)
Location-206 South Monroe St., Albany, GA 31701
(Fax: 229-430-7712, Phone:
Pastor- (4/1/14) Michael Scott (Betty), 215 Breckenridge Dr., Valdosta, GA
229-430-7712)
31605
(Email: [email protected], 229-630-2901)
Alma First (Organized 2003) (017-0013)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 188) 202 W. 20th St., Alma, GA 31510
(E-mail: [email protected]; 912-632-4963)
Pastor – (01/24/13) Lang Ingram (Dori), 201 W. 21st St., Alma, GA
31510
(Email: [email protected]; Phone: 912-632-8338)
Assoc. Pastor – Dori Ingram, 201 W. 21st St., Alma, GA
th
SDMI Supt. — Melvin Whitley, 1405 W. 12
(Email:
31510 (912-632-8338)
Street, Alma, GA
31510
[email protected]; 912-670-1823)
Music Director – Kim Waters, 158 Eagle Lane, Alma, GA
31510
(Email: [email protected]; 912-632-2832)
Children’s Min. Dir.— Karen Wheeler, 155 George Wheeler Rd., Alma, GA
31510
(Email: [email protected]; 912-614-4291)
NYI President – Brad Tenney, 507 N. Church St., Alma, GA
31510
(Email: [email protected]; 912-387-5530)
Single Adult Min. Dir. – Brad Tenney, 507 N. Church St., Alma, GA
31510
(Email: [email protected]; 912-387-5530)
Men’s Min. Dir. – Daniel Edwards, 108 Mink Rd., Alma, GA
31510
(Email: [email protected]; 912-632-8176)
Women’s Min. Dir.— Janet Overstreet, 130 Wallaby Way, Alma, GA
NMI Pres.-Kayla Barth, 148 Dedge Farm Rd., Alma, GA
31510 (912-722-0019)
31510
(Email: [email protected]; 912-288-3572)
CLT Director – Dori Ingram, 201 W. 21st St., Alma, GA
31510
(912-632-8338)
Church Board Sec.—Eddie Crapps, P.O. Box 44, Alma, GA 31510 (912-632-4057)
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Church Treas.—Latrell Turner, 300 Plantation Rd., Alma, GA
31510
(Email: [email protected]; 912-632-5308)
Ashburn Dayspring (Organized 2003) (017-0025)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 2687) 983 North Street, Ashburn, GA 31714
(E-mail: [email protected];
229-567-0511)
Pastor—(3/1/06) Carl Lee McMath (Rosanne), 3277 GA Hwy 32E, Sycamore, GA 31790
(229-567-9359)
Assoc. Pastor—Rosanne F. McMath, 3277 GA Hwy 32E, Sycamore, GA 31790
(E-mail: [email protected]; 229-567-0511)
Church Board Sec. – Wanda McMath – 815 Upper TyTy Rd., TyTy, GA
31795
(229-382-3187)
Augusta First (Organized 1945) (017-0070)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 5461) 2044 Lumpkin Rd., Augusta, GA 30906
(E-mail: [email protected];
Website:
www.augustanaz.com;
Phone: 706-793-2251)
Pastor—(3/16/08) F. Joseph Lennon (Marty), 3513 Mount Vernon Dr., Augusta, GA 30906
(E-mail: [email protected]; cell: 706-573-0229)
Assoc. Pastor – William Ansley, 193 Mulberry St., Waynesboro, GA
30830
(Email: [email protected]; 706-871-8595)
Music Dir.—
David Bryant, 3239 Old 96 Indian Trail, Wagener, SC
(Email: [email protected];
803-761-3881)
Chr. Ed. - William Ansley, 193 Mulberry St... Waynesboro, GA
SDMI Supt.—Lydia Williams, P.O. Box 1414, Evans, GA
(Email:
29164
30830
30809
[email protected]; 706-951-6546)
Children’s Min. Dir.—Marty Lennon – 3513 Mount Vernon Drive, Augusta, GA 30906
(Email: [email protected];
706-573-0247)
NYI Pres.- Laura Bryant, 3239 Old 96 Indian Trail, Wagener, SCX 29164
(Email: [email protected]; 803-465-1692)
Prime Time Dir.— Herb Norton, 2007 Chester Ave., Augusta, GA
30906
(706-814-5629)
Women’s Min. Dir.—Bonnie Lambert - 2134 Crosley Street, Augusta, GA 30906 (
Email: [email protected]; 706-220-2725)
CLT Dir. –William Gifford - 307 Indian Mound Dr., Beech Island, SC 29842 (803-593-2785)
Church Board Sec.—
William Gifford - 307 Indian Mound Dr., Beech Island, SC 29842
(803-593-2785)
Church Treas.—Bonnie Lambert - 2134 Crosley Street, Augusta, GA 30906
(Email: [email protected]; 706-220-2725)
Bainbridge First (Organized 1943) (017-0080)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 575, Bainbridge, GA 39818) 415 W. Shotwell St., Bainbridge, GA
39819 (Email: [email protected]; 229-246-8890)
Pastor—1/1/97) David O. Grubbs (Linda), 116 Thomas Spooner Rd., Attapulgus, GA 39815
(229-465-3789)
Music Dir.—Mike Killingsworth, P.O. Box 575, Bainbridge, GA 39818 (Cell: 229-400-6918)
SDMI Supt.— Jacky Grubbs – (Home: 229-246-0315)
Children’s Min. Dir.— Alan Killingsworth
(Cell: 229-400-2509)
NYI Pres.— Alan Killingsworth – (Cell: 229-400-2509)
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Men’s Min. Dir., Kevin Conners (Cell: 229-220-8853)
Women’s Min. Dir.— Vicki Grubbs
(Cell: 229-400-2864)
NMI Pres.—Marion Grubbs, P.O. Box 575, Bainbridge, GA 39818 (Home: 229-246-4373)
Church Board Sec.—Diane Grubbs, P.O. Box 575, Bainbridge, GA 39818 (Home: 229-246-0315)
Church Treas.—Diane Grubbs, P.O. Box 575, Bainbridge, GA 39818 (Home: 229-246-0315)
Barnesville First (Organized 1935) (017-0090)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 376) 744 Hwy. 341 Veterans Parkway, Barnesville, GA 30204
(Website: www.barnesvillenazarene.com; E-mail: [email protected]; 770-358-1314)
Pastor—(8/17/03) Lonnie Grant (Donna), 121 Cherokee Dr., Barnesville, GA 30204
(770-358-0669)
Youth Dir. – Casey Rauscher, 200 Southland Dr., Apt K-1, Barnesville, GA
30204
(423-779-2971)
Music Dir. — Donna Grant, 121 Cherokee Dr., Barnesville, GA 30204
(770-358-0669)
SDMI Supt.— Becky Watts, P.O. Box 843, Zebulon, GA
30295 (770-468-7583) Children’s
Min. Dir.—Sydney Moore, 246 Willis Rd., The Rock, GA
30285
(706-741-8944) Prayer Team
Leader – Elaine Benson – 933 Thomaston St., Barnesville, GA
30204 (770-358-
2430)
Prime Time Dir. – Shirly Minton, 143 Roosevelt Blvd. Jackson, GA
Men’s Min. Dir.—Lee Minton, 143 Roosevelt Blvd, Jackson, GA
30233
(770-584-9742)
30233 (770-584-9742)
Women’s Min. Dir.—Susan Lewis, 158 Freeman Cr., Barnesville, GA
30204 (770-358-6845)
NMI Pres.- Jenilee Hortman, 863 South Walkers Mill Road, Griffin, GA
30224 (770-712-5768)
Community Outreach - Jenilee Hortman, 863 South Walkers Mill Road, Griffin, GA
30224
(770-712-5768)
Church Board Sec.—Nathan Benson, 399 Grove St., Barnesville, GA 30204 (770-358-2430)
Church Treas.—Bobby Fowler, 307 Old Milner Rd., Barnesville, GA 30204 (770-358-2660)
Battlefield Parkway (Organized 1981) (017-0092)
Location—3220 Battlefield Parkway, Fort Oglethorpe, GA 30742
(Website: bpcnaz.org; E-mail: [email protected]; 706-866-9838; Fax:
866-393-0136)
Pastor—(2/15/88) William J. “Joe” Brown (Jean), 132 Robert Lane, Ringgold, GA 30736
Assoc. Pastor – Terry Turner, 37 Waverly dr. Rossville, GA
30741
(Cell: 423-315-6500
Email: [email protected])
Music Dir.—Pat Henry, 350 Broadacre Road, NE., Dalton, GA
30721
(E-Mail: [email protected]; Home:706-259-9328)
SDMI Superintendent – Christie Kelly, 69 Dodd Rd., Ringgold, GA
30736
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 423-827-6697)
Noah’s Ark Christian Learning Center— Sherri Barbee, 3220 Battlefield Parkway, Ringgold,
GA
30736 (Email:
[email protected]; Business: 706-866-9864)
Children’s Min. Dir.—Richie Stone, 435 Castleview Dr., Ringgold, GA
30736
(E-Mail: [email protected]; Home: 706-965-8262)
NYI President – Teresa Ashook, 84 Rocky River Road, Ringgold, GA
30736
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 706-952-4040)
Youth Pastor – Brian Trundle, 79 School Street, Rossville, GA
30741
E-Mail: [email protected]; Home: 706-937-4545)
Adult Min. Dir. David DeBord – 77 Limestone Dr., Rossville, GA
30741
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(Email:
[email protected]; Home: 706-820-6422)
Women’s Min. Dir.—Susan Bedwell, 616 Pine Brow Trail, Chattanooga, TN
37421
(E-Mail: [email protected]; Cell: 423-209-7276)
NMI Pres.—Aundrea Evans, 1665 Potts Rd., Ringgold, GA
30736
(E-Mail: [email protected]; Home: 706-965-4894)
Church Board Sec.,-Susan Bedwell, 616 Pine Brow Tr., Chattanooga, TN
37421
(E-Mail: [email protected]; Cell: 423-899-3234)
Church Treas.,-Larry Terrell, 233 Melody Ln., Ringgold, GA
30736
(E-Mail: [email protected]; Home: 796-937-4262)
Bellville Trinity (Organized 1958) (017-0430)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 521) 3500 GA Hwy. 169, Claxton, GA 30417
(E-mail: [email protected]; 912-739-0341)
Pastor—(5/9/04) James L. Bradley (Lisa), 3500 GA Hwy 169, Claxton, GA 30417
(E-mail: [email protected]; 912-739-2458)
SDMI Supt. – Deborah L. Bolds, 311 S. Claxton Ave., Claxton, GA
30417
(E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 912-739-1549)
NMI Pres.—Lisa A. Bradley, 3500 GA Hwy. 169 S., Claxton, GA 30417
(E-mail:
[email protected]; Home: 912-739-2458)
Church Board Sec.— Deborah Bolds, 311 S. Claxton Ave., Claxton, GA
30417
Email: [email protected]; Home: 912-739-1549)
Church Treas.—Cynthia Scott, 111 Ottis Road, Glennville, GA
30427
(Email: [email protected]; 912-237-5646)
Bethel International (Organized 2003) (017-0363)
Location - 211 McDonough Parkway, McDonough, GA 30253 (Web: www.nsnazarene.org;
Supply Pastor—(02/16/14) Othniel Baptiste (Gracita) 925 Reda Court, McDonough, GA
Email: [email protected]; Phone:
30253
678-272-2884
Blairsville (Organized 1969) (017-0095)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 1699) 600 Kimsey St., Blairsville, GA 30512
(E-mail: [email protected] web: www.firstnazareneofblairsville.com;
706-781-3109)
Pastor – (10/11) Kenny D. Fuller, (Carol) 1141 Cedar Cliff Road, Hiawassee, GA
30546
(Email: [email protected]; Cell:706-781-4661; Home 706-896-8124)
Music Director – Art Wolfe, 471 Pierce Cove Road, Hiawassee, GA
30546
(Email: [email protected]; 706-896-7346)
NMI Pres.—Marynell Yahl, 847 Scarlett Way, Young Harris, GA 30582
(Email: [email protected]; Home 706-379-6655, Cell: 706-897-9458)706-745-6208)
NYI Pres. Kolbe Nix, 2103 Dillard Road, Blairsville, GA
30512
(Email: [email protected])
Children’s Min. Dir. Kim Nix, 2103 Dillard Rd., Blairsville, GA
30512
(Email: [email protected])
Church Board Sec. – Marynell Yahl, 847 Scarlett Way, Young Harris, GA
30582
(Email: [email protected]; Home 706-379-6655, Cell: 706-897-9458)
Church Treas.—Carol Mason – 251 Fox Ridge Road, Blairsville, GA
30512
(Email: [email protected]; 706-745-2010)
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Bloomingdale (Organized 1953) (017-0480)
Location—1116 East Hwy. 80, Bloomingdale, GA 31302 (912-748-9128)
Pastor – (01/12) James Jividen (Erica) 314 Cherry St., Bloomingdale, GA
(Email:
[email protected]; 912-657-8993)
Music Dir.—Lynn Turner, 108 Highway 80, APT 46, Bloomingdale, GA
(Email:
31302
31302
[email protected])
SDMI Supt.— Barbara Griffin, 1111 East Highway 80, Bloomingdale, GA
31302
(Email: [email protected])
NMI Pres.— Helen Shuman, 267 Horse Shoe Road, Bloomingdale, GA
31302
Church Board Sec.—Barbara Griffin, 1111 East Highway 80, Bloomingdale, GA
31302
(Email: [email protected])
Church Treas.—Alton Griffin, 1111 East Highway 80, Bloomingdale, GA
(Email:
31302
[email protected])
Brunswick Grace Community (Organized 1944) (017-0120)
Location—90 Hardwood Forest Dr., Brunswick, GA 31525
(Phone: 912-265-6255)
Pastor: (01/01/13) Myron G. Wise (Betty), 300 Promise Ln., Brunswick, GA 31525
(Email: [email protected]; Phone: 478-274-9725)
SDMI Supt.- Peggy Christiana, 133 Eagle Crest Dr., Brunswick, GA
(Email: [email protected]
31525
Home: 912-264-0648)
NMI Pres.-Penny S. Cooper, 176 N. Goodbread Rd., Brunswick, GA
31525
(E-Mail: [email protected]; Home: 912-261-1926)
Church Board Sec.- Jo-Anne Larson, 3200 Cypress Mill Rd., Apt.325 Brunswick, GA
31525
(E-Mail: [email protected]; Cell: 912-266-6296)
Church Treas.- Chrissy McDowell, 121 Lindsay Lane, Brunswick, GA
31523
(912-265-1035)
Cairo First (Organized 1940) (017-0140)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 68) 311 5th St. N.E., Cairo, GA 39828
(Website: www.caironazarene.org; E-Mail: [email protected]
229-377-6508)
Pastor—(12/3/06) Brian C. Farmer, 1489 S. Broad St., Cairo, GA 39828 (EMail: [email protected]
Home: 229-377-3506; Cell: 229-200-6601)
Music Dir.—Scott Gainous, 495 Ridgecrest Dr., Cairo, GA 39828 (Home: 229-377-9577)
SDMI Supt.—Murry Hall, 1585 14th Ave. N.W., Cairo, GA 39828 (Home: 229-377-8818)
NMI Pres.—Lynn Gainous, 3346 GA Hwy. 188 N., Lot 1, Cairo, GA 39827 (229-377-7142)
Church Board Sec.—Nina Gainous, 1337 5th St. NW, Cairo, GA 39828 (Home: 229-377-5497)
Church Treas.—Nina Gainous, 1337 5th ST. NW, Cairo, GA 39828 (Home: 229-377-5497)
Calhoun (Organized 1990) (017-0143)
Location—(Mail: 859 Harris Beamer Road S.W.) 4926 Fairmount Hwy. S.E., Calhoun, GA 30701
(Web Facebook – Calhoun Church of the Nazarene; 706-624-0714)
Pastor—(5/10/02) Randall Hunter (Melissa), 859 Harris Beamer Road S.W., Calhoun, GA 30701
(Email: [email protected]
706-383-8540)
NYI Pres. - Melissa Hunter, 859 Harris Beamer Rd. S.W., Calhoun, GA 30701
(Email: [email protected]; 706-383-8540)
Church Board Sec.—Gwen Stansell, 335 Liberty Circle, Calhoun GA 30701
Church Treas.—Dorothy Owensby, P. O. Box 942, Resaca, GA 30735 (706-625-1156)
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Chattanooga Valley (Organized 1935) (017-0160)
Location—2853 Chattanooga Valley Road, Flintstone, GA 30725
(Website: www.cvnaz.com; E-mail: [email protected]; 706-820-9914)
Pastor—(03/02/08) Jon Bemis (Jane), 160 Durance Dr., Flintstone, GA 30725
(Cell: 423-364-0811)
Assoc. Pastor–Jane A. Bemis, 160 Durance Dr., Flintstone, GA 30725(Cell: 423-364-3447)
Music Dir.—Kelly Hawkins, 1553 Chattanooga Valley Rd., Flintstone, GA 30725
(Home: 706-820-1232)
SDMI Supt.-Chuck Forsythe, P.O. Box 231, Wildwood, GA
30757 (Home: 706-820-2303)
Children’s Min. Dir.—Joann Winkler, 174 East Ave., Flintstone, GA
30725 (706-820-0271)
NYI Pres.-Naomi Forsythe, P.O. Box 231, Wildwood, GA
30757
Youth Dir.-Kim Bates, 12071 Hwy 193, Chickamauga, GA
30707 (706-931-2226)
Adult Min. Dir.-Barry Gilley, 7140 Hwy 193, Flintstone, GA
(Cell: 423-413-0214)
30725 (Home: 706-931-2053)
Men’s Min. Dir.— Barry Gilley, 7140 Hwy 193, Flintstone, GA
30725 (Home: 706-931-2053)
Women’s Min. Dir.—Alice Reynolds, 289 Holmes Dr., Flintstone, GA 30725
(Home: 706-820-8081)
NMI Pres.— Sue Wallin, 278 Bowen Lane, Chickamauga, GA
30707 (706-375-6184)
Work and Witness Co-ord.—Robbie Mitchell, 41 Dogwood Lane, Chickamauga, GA 30707
(Home: 706-375-5402)
Compassionate Ministries - Randy Williams, 2432 Hwy. 95, Rock Springs, GA 30739
(Home: 706-764-1068)
Church Board Sec.—Alice Reynolds, 289 Holmes Dr., Flintstone, GA 30725 (Home: 706-8208081)
Church Treas.—Randy Williams, 2432 Hwy. 95, Rock Springs, GA 30739 (Home: 706-764-1068)
Cochran (Organized 1963) (017-0168)
Location—122 Bowman Dr., Cochran, GA 31014 (478-934-7465)
Pastor—(2/20/05) T. Jerry Peacock Sr. (Linda), 120 Ty Stokes Rd., Cochran, GA 31014
(E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 478-934-4972)
SDMI Supt.-Larry Johnson, 205 County Line Rd., Hawkinsville, GA
31036
(Cell: 478-230-1008)
NMI Pres.—Debbie Lucas, 176 Hill Manning Rd., Cochran, GA 31014
(E-mail: [email protected]; Cell: 478-230-7322)
Church Board Sec.—Faye Johnson, 205 County Line Rd., Hawkinsville, GA 31036
(Cell: 478-230-7307)
Church Treas.—Emory C. Nobles, 175 Warbler Rd., Cochran, GA 31014 (Cell:478-230-6377)
Columbus Grace (Organized 1944) (017-0190)
Location—4120 Second Ave., Columbus, GA 31904 (706-324-4041)
Pastor – (08/01/13) William E. McCluskey (Barbara), P.O. Box 72, Pine Mountain Valley, GA
31823(Email:
[email protected]; Home: 706-628-0052)
SDMI Supt.—Joseph Watson, 224 Lee Rd. 286, Smiths, AL 36877 (706-325-2186)
Women’s Min. Dir.—Delaine Pritchett, 14811 GA Hwy 116 E. Pine Mnt. Valley, GA
31823
(706-628-4406)
NMI Pres.—Barbara McCluskey, P.O. Box 72, Pine Mountain Valley, GA 31823
(Email: [email protected]; 706-628-0052)
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Church Board Sec.—Betty Jowers, 1117 1/2 19th St., Columbus, GA 31901 (706-323-4519)
Church Treas.—Carol Goodman, 4111 Second Ave., Columbus, GA 31904 (706-323-2009)
Crossroads (Organized 2004) (017-0197)
Location—6160 Southard Trace, Cumming, GA 30040
(Website: www.mycrossroadschurch.net; Email: [email protected]; 678-8079392)
Pastor-
(08/0/12) Justin Owens (Tami), 4235 High Gables East, Cumming, GA
30041
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 615-335-3362)
Music Director – Cheryl Martin, 1855 Emerald Dr., Cumming, GA
30040
(Email: [email protected]; Home; 770-889-0785)
NMI Pres.-Faye Gray, 2705 Hamil Chase Dr., Buford, GA
30519
(E-mail: [email protected] 770-271-1345)
SDMI Superintendent – Tami Owens, 4235 High Gables East, Cumming, GA
30041
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 615-519-8342)
NYI Pres. - Ronald Gray, 2705 Hamil Chase Dr., Buford, GA
30519
(E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 770-271-1345)
Women’s Min. Dir.- Jane Vargas, 7620 Wynfield Dr., Cumming, GA
30040
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 770-667-0071)
Church Board Sec.—Ronald Gray, 2705 Hamil Chase Dr., Buford, GA
(E-mail: [email protected];
30519
Home:770-271-1345)
Church Treas.—George Jones, 6425 Black Oak Dr., Cumming, GA 30040
(E-mail: [email protected];
Home: 678-366-0590)
Crosswalk (Organized 1978) (017-0150)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 2000696) 615 Grassdale Rd., Cartersville, GA 30120
(770-382-1761)
Pastor— (08/16/13)Hugh Smith
P.O. Box 2000696, Cartersville, GA 30120
Church Board Sec.—Charlotte Collinsworth, 141 Tower Ridge Rd., Cartersville, GA 30121
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 770-402-2607)
Church Treas.—Kelli McKelvey, 101 Mission Hills Dr. SW, Cartersville, GAS
30120
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 770-548-7601)
Dalton First (Organized 1930) (017-210)
Location—2325 Chattanooga Rd., Dalton, GA 30720
(Website: www.daltonfirstnazarene.com; E-mail: [email protected]; fax: 706-278-8428;
706-278-8428)
Pastor – (02/05/12) Mark Amspaugh (Sarah) 603 Brookview Lane, Dalton, GA
30720
(Email: [email protected]; Cell:706-618-8369)
Connections Dir. – Ricky Head, 612 Foster Rd. Dalton, GA
30720
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 706-980-7353)
Music Dir.—David Leatherman, 169 Blue Mountain Parkway, Rocky Face, GA 30740
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 706-260-7832)
SS Supt.— Terry Miller, 805 Waugh St. Dalton, GA
(Email:
30720
[email protected]; Cell: 706-537-0353)
NMI Pres. – Randy Kelley, 4000 Dunnagan Rd., Rocky Face, GA
30740
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 706-271-7206)
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Prime Time Director – Vivian Wright, 224 South Dr. Dalton, GA
30721
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 706-226-2241)
Church Board Sec.—Vick Huggins 505 Stratford Pl. Rocky Face, GA
30740
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 706-673-7631)
Church Treas.—Sharon Swilling, 1334 Boyles Mill Rd., Dalton, GA 30721
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 706-483-2660)
Dalton Grace (Organized 1956) (017-0220) Location—1111 Nelson Street, Dalton, GA 30720
(706-278-1171)
Pastor—(2/1/04) Ron Taylor (Libby), 52 Taylor Dr., Chickamauga, GA 30707
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 423-645-5167)
Music Director – T. T.
Miller, 1111 Nelson St., Dalton, GA 30721
SDMI - Betty Cason, 1111 Nelson St., Dalton, GA
30721 (706-278-1171)
NMI President – T. T. Miller, 1111 Nelson St., Dalton, GA
30721
Church Board Secretary – Bob Miller, 1111 Nelson St., Dalton, GA
30721 (706-278-1171)
Church Board Treasurer – Bob Miller, 1111 Nelson St., Dalton, GA
30721 (706-278-1171)
Donalsonville First (Organized 1908) (017-0240)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 446) 202 North Wiley Ave., Donalsonville, GA 39845
(Email: [email protected]; 229-524-2457)
Pastor—(06/30/11) William Scott Messer (Cecilia), 103 W. Crawford St., Donalsonville, GA
39845 (Email:[email protected]; 229-254-8524)
Vis. Min. Caleb Bodrey – 3272 Old Jakin Road, Donalsonville, GA
39845
(Email: [email protected])
SDMI Superintendent – Gene Horn, 5157 Nell Ave. Donalsonville, GA
39845
(Email: [email protected]; 229-524-2340)
Children Min. Director – Joy Bell, 105 W. 7th Street, Donalsonville, GA
39845
(Email: [email protected]; 229-524-1249)
NYI President – Lori Banks, 6048 Scott Dr., Donalsonville, GA
39845
(Email: [email protected]; 229-524-8213)
Men Min. Director - Gene Horn, 5157 Nell Ave. Donalsonville, GA
39845
(Email: [email protected]; 229-524-2340)
Women’s Min. Director – Cecilia Messer, 103 W. Crawford St., Donalsonville, GA
39845
(Email: [email protected]; 229-524-2457)
NMI President – Delores Tyler, 6048 Scott Drive, Donalsonville, GA 39845
(Email: [email protected]; 229-524-8213)
Work & Witness Coord. - Delores Tyler – 6048 Scott Drive, Donalsonville, GA 39845
(Email: [email protected]; 229-524-8213)
Church Board Sec.—Dale Whittaker, 6671 Grady Bell Rd., Donalsonville, GA 39845
(Email: [email protected]; 229-861-3933)
Church Treas.—Juanita Sinquefield, 5841 Rock Pond Rd., Iron City, GA 39859
(Email: rockpond42windstream.net; 229-774-2414)
Douglasville First (Organized 1976) (017-0252)
Location—6085 Central Church Rd., Douglasville, GA 30135
(Website: www.douglasvillenazarene.org; E-mail: [email protected]; Phone: 770-949-2152)
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Pastor—(08/03/08) Steven J. Callis (Connie), 6061 Central Church Rd., Douglasville, GA
30135 (E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 770-949-6489)
SS Supt.-David Manuel, 130 W. Honeysuckle Ln., Carrollton, GA
30116
(E-mail: [email protected]; Cell: 770-312-8343)
NMI Pres.-Connie Callis, 6061 Central Church Rd., Douglasville, GA
30135
(E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 770-949-6489)
Prime Time Dir. – Wayne Carpenter, 4042 Pool Rd. Winston, GA 30187
(Email:
[email protected]; Home: 770-947-1628)
Men’s Min. Dir. – Kurt Spindler, 30 Yorkshire Ln, Villa Rica, GA 30180
Women’s Min. Dir. – Sandra Leach, 6170 Shallowford Ln, Douglasville, GA
30135
(770-489-3589)
CLT Director – Steven J. Callis, 6085 Central Church Rd., Douglasville, GA
(Email: [email protected]; Work:
30135
770-949-2152)
Church Sec.— Cathy Allred,238 Wesley Mill Lane, Villa Rica, GA
30180
(Email: [email protected]; 770-456-0006)
Church Treas. Amy Allred, 238 Wesley Mill Lane, Villa Rica, GA
30180
(Email: [email protected]; 770-456-0006)
Dublin First (Organized 1937) (017-0260)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 489, Dublin, GA 31040) 312 Telfair St. (Hwy. 441 S.), Dublin, GA
31021(Website: www.dublinfirstnazarene.org; E-mail: [email protected];
fax: 478-272-1113; 478-272-5470)
Pastor (07/09/12) Donald W. Hicks (Marquita) 338 Regency Circle, Dublin, GA 31021
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 478-275-2357)
Assoc. Pastor— Rick Tooley
1017 Bay Springs Church Road, Adrian, GA
31002
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 478-668-3614)
Assoc. Pastor/ Chaplaincy Min. – Brad Poucher, 947 Walke Dairy Road, Dublin, GA
(Email: [email protected];
31021
Home: 478-676-2855)
SDMI Supt.—Dennis Johnson; 2556 Hwy 80 W., Dublin, GA
31021
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 478-272-6683)
Children’s Pastor – Mike Smith, 312 Telfair Street, Dublin, GA
31021
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 478-375-6085)
NYI Pres.—Patrick Johnson, 2556 Hwy 80W. Dublin, GA
31021
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 478-272-6683
Youth Pastor Caleb Soles, 312 Windsong Drive, East Dublin, GA
31027
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 478-278-3922)
College Pastor – Erin Soles, 312 Windsong Drive, East Dublin, GA
31027
(Email: [email protected]: Cell: 478-595-5125)
Men’s Min. Dir.- Dennis Johnson; 2556 Hwy 80 W., Dublin, GA
31021
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 478-272-6683)
Women’s Min. Dir.—Joy Johnson, 2556 Highway 80 West, Dublin, GA 31021
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 478-272-6683)
NMI Pres.— Lauren Evans, 2085 Claxton Dairy Rd., Apt.7, Dublin, GA
31021
(Email: [email protected]; Cell; 478-279-1448)
Church Board Sec.—Becky Meeks, 307 Alton Stewart Rd., East Dublin, GA 31027
(E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 478-275-0757)
Church Treas.—Becky Meeks, 307 Alton Stewart Rd., Dublin, GA 31027
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(E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 478-275-0757)
East Paulding (Organized 2001) (017-0452)
Location—(Mail: 4025 Hiram-Acworth Hwy.) 4025 Acworth Hwy., Dallas, GA 30157
(Website: www.eastpauldingnazarene.com; E-mail: [email protected];
Pastor- (01/05/14) John Kouts (Betty) 142 Russell Dr., Hiram, GA
770-505-8366)
30157
(Cell: 404-993-2485)
SDMI Superintendent – Debbie Craft, 4955 Lost Mountain Trace, Kennesaw, GA
Women’s Min. Dir. – Sondra Cauble, 652 Frank Kirk Rd., Kennesaw, GA
NMI Pres. – Jan Burnham, 20 Hudson Circle, Douglasville, GA
30152
30152
30134
Church Board Sec.—Chuck Sayers, 315 Legend Creek Cir, Douglasville, GA 30134
(E-mail: [email protected]; 678-860-6891)
Church Treas.—Chuck Sayers, 315 Legend Creek Cir, Douglasville, GA 30134
(E-mail: [email protected]; 678-860-6891)
East Point (Organized 1983) (017-0275)
Location—(Mail: 2736 Cheney St., East Point, GA 30344
(Email: [email protected];
Fax- 404-762-6417; 404-762-6417)
Pastor—(9/83) Edward Husband (Mary), 2771 Rolling View Drive, Jonesboro, GA
30236
(E-mail: [email protected]; 404-767-9833)
Assoc. Pastor – Mary Husband, 2771 Rolling View Drive, Jonesboro, GA 30236 (404-767-9833)
Assoc. Pastor – Eric Husband, 2771 Rolling View Dr. Jonesboro, GA
(404-210-7782)
Assoc. Pastor – Edward Husband Jr.,4483 Flat Shoals Rd., Apt D-2, Union City, GA
30291
(Phone; 770-843-8302)
Assoc. Pastor—Clarence Chase, 325 Britten Tr., Jonesboro, GA 30236
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 770-477-7853)
Assoc. Pastor-Nicole Husband, 4483 Flat Shoals Parkway D2, Union City, GA
(770-842-6739)
Assoc. Pastor – Outreach – Michael Appleberry, 2736 Cheney street, East Point, GA
30304
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 901-406-2140)
Music Dir.— Taylor Glanton – 2736 Cheney Street, East Point, GA
30344
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 678-525-6427)
Visitation Min. – William D. Whatley, 2949 Laurel Lane, East Point, GA 30344
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 678-525-6427)
SS Supt.—William D. Whatley, 2949 Laurel Lane, East Point, GA 30344
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 404-767-0918)
NYI Pres.—Edwina Husband, 2154 Carriage Drive, Morrow, GA
30260
(Email: [email protected]; Home 404-361-8771)
Men Min. Dir. – Howard Brownlow, 2736 Cheney St., East Point, GA
30344
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 404-276-5985)
Women’s Min. Dir.- Edwina Husband, 2154 carriage Dr., Morrow, GA
30260
(Email: [email protected]: Home: 404-361-8771)
NMI Pres.—Lenora Sanders, 170 West Village Ct., College Park, GA 30349
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 404-509-9898)
Work and Witness Coord. – Edward Husband Jr. 4483 Flat Shoals parkway, Union City, GA
(Email:
[email protected]; Cell: 770-843-8302)
Church Board Sec.—Nicole Husband, 4483 Flat Shoals Parkway D2, Union City, GA
(Email: [email protected]; Cell; 770-842-6739)
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Church Treas.—Christine Whatley, 2949 Laurel Lane, East Point, GA 30344
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 404-767-0918)
Fairview (Organized 1951) (017-0290)
Location—2009 McFarland Ave., Rossville, GA 30741
(E-mail: [email protected];
fax: 706-866-7904; 706-866-7904)
Pastor—(3/28/99) John D. Cannon (Mary), 75 Timber Ridge Ct. Ringgold, GA 30736
(E-mail [email protected]; 706-866-6911)
Music Dir.- Paul Thompson, 1304 Sherry St., Rossville, GA
30741
(706-861-9753)
SDMI Superintendent- Mary Cannon, 75 Timer Ridge Ct., Ringgold, GA
30736
(Email: [email protected]; 423-413-1991)
NMI President – Debi Hutcherson, 213 Green Meadow Dr., Ringgold, GA
30736
(Email: [email protected]; 706-937-3250)
Church Board Sec.- John Hutcherson, 213 Green Meadow Dr., Ringgold, GA
30736
(706-937-3250)
Church Board Treas.- Sheila Thompson, 1304 Sherry St., Rossville, GA
30741
(706-861-9753)
Faith Fellowship (CTM 2011) (017-0027)
Location – 4200 Wesley Club Dr. Decatur, GA
Email:
30034
(813-451-4459)
[email protected]; Fax: 770-708-2048)
Pastor – (07/24/11) Alfred Peters, 1019 Rosser Street, Apt. B3, Conyers, GA
([email protected]; Cell:
30012
813-451-4459)
Lay Minister – Scott Melton
Youth Dir. – Charles Walker
SDMI Superintendent – Magally Taylor, 1019 Rosser Street, Apt. B3, Conyers, GA
30012
Music Director – Scott Melton (Email: [email protected])
Church Treasurer – Deborah Welch
Fitzgerald (Organized 1936) (017-0300)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 1007) 323 N. Main St., Fitzgerald, GA 31750 (Web: fitznaz.com;
E-mail: [email protected]; Fax: 229-423-2398; 229-423-2398)
Pastor – To Be Supplied
Music Dir.—Mary Ann Garner, 113 Carol Circle, Fitzgerald, GA
31750
(Email: [email protected]; 229-423-5223)
SDMI Supt.—Lee Douglas, 137 Lincoln Ave., Fitzgerald, GA
31750
(Email: [email protected])
Youth Director – Tracy Morgan, 121 Jeb Circle, Fitzgerald, GA
31750
(Email: [email protected])
Children’s Min. Dir.—Jean West, 803 West Sultana Dr., Fitzgerald, GA 31750
(Email: [email protected]: 229-423-2611)
NYI President – Gary Watson, 128 Quail Trail, Fitzgerald, GA
31750
(Email: [email protected])
NMI Pres.—Mary Ann Garner, 113 Carol Circle, Fitzgerald, GA 31750
(Email: [email protected]; 229-423-5223)
Church Board Sec.—Wayne Downing, 112 N. Merrimac Dr., Fitzgerald, GA 31750
(Email: [email protected]; 229-423-4975)
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Church Treasurer – Purvis CPA Firm
Gainesville Bethel (Organized 1969) (017-0318)
Location—1900 Garden Blvd., Gainesville, GA 30507 (770-532-7601)
Pastor—Sean Gray, 1900 Garden Blvd., Gainesville, GA 30507 (770-532-7601)
Church Treas. — William Johnson, 1870 Norton Dr., Gainesville, GA 30501 (770-535-0582)
Gainesville El Sembrador (The Sower) (Organized 2008) (017-0313)
Location—1301 Otlia Dr., Gainesville, GA 30504 (770-853-4573)
Pastor- Jeremias Solis (Anna), 257 Regal Dr., Lawrenceville, GA 30046 (770-875-1779)
SDMI Superintendent – Juventino Oxlag, 540 Porter Ln., Gainesville, GA
Children’s Min. Dir. – Nohemi Costez, 1935 Dyer Dr., Cumming, GA
30506
30040
NYI Pres. – Marisol Vargas, 1112 Sable Cros. Suwannee GA 30024
NMI Pres. – Rosa Delia Zacarias, 6420 Crystal Courts, Gainesville, GA
Church Board Sec.— Joyce Castillo – 1889 Beechwood Blvd. NW
30506
Gainesville, GA
30504
Church Treas.— Jose Zacarias – 6420 Crystal Courts Trl, Gainesville, GA 30506
Gainesville First (Organized 1946) (017-0320)
Location—1301 Otlia Dr., Gainesville, GA 30504
(Website: www.gainesvillenaz.com; E-mail: [email protected] ; Phone: 770-532-8452)
Pastor—(7-01-11) Gary Huff (Kristi) 4672 Windswept Way, Flowery Branch, GA
30542
(Email: [email protected]; Cell 678-485-0378)
Assoc. Pastor – Rick Carney, 6030 Fair Haven Hill Court, Gainesville, GA
(Email:
30506
[email protected]; 678-316-8253)
Music Dir.- Barry Woodall, 5158 Ash Circle, Gainesville, GA
30504
(Email: [email protected]; 770-532-8960
SDMI Supt.—Leah Tench, 5557 Clarks Bridge road, Clermont, GA
30527
(Email: [email protected]; 678-400-8050)
NYI Pres.— Tina Poff, 3654 Quincy Place, Gainesville, GA
30501
(Email: [email protected]; 770-534-7902)
NMI Pres.— Patti Dixon, 5336 Stephens Rd., Oakwood, GA
30566
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 678-316-1420)
Family Minister – Tim Rexroth, 5672 Primrose Pl, Young Harris, GA
30582
(Email: [email protected])
Church Board Sec.—
Church Treas.—Gerald Herring, 4703 Highland Dr., Gainesville, GA 30506
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 770-883-3579)
Good Shepherd (Organized 2000) (017-0325)
Location—316 E. South Central Ave., Tennille, GA 31089
(Website: www.goodshepherdnazarene.org; E-mail: [email protected];
Fax: 478-552-2424; 478-552-2424)
Pastor—(1/1/00) Lamar Brantley (Vicki), 435 Orchard Lane, Sandersville, GA 31082
(E-Mail [email protected] ; Home: 478-552-0803)
Music Dir.—Jeff Price, 713 W. Church St., Sandersville, GA 31082
(Email:
[email protected]; 478-552-5721)
SDMI Supt.—B. L. Brown, 228 Cook St., Sandersville, GA 31082
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(Email: [email protected]; Home: 478-552-2943)
Children’s Min. Dir. —Wendy Pettit, 211 Wedgewood Dr. Sandersville, GA
(Email; [email protected];
31082
Cell: 478-232-8372)
NYI Pres.-Leigh Jordan, 2505 Holmes Cannery Rd., Tennille, GA
31089
(Email:[email protected]; 478-357-0619)
Prime Time Dir.—Sue Brown, 228 Cook St., Sandersville, GA 31082
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 478-552-2943)
Men’s Min. Dir. B.L. Brown, 228 Cook St., Sandersville, GA 31082
(Email:
[email protected]; Home: 478-552-2943)
Women’s Min. Dir.—Janet Amerson, 3218 Hwy 68N. Sandersville, GA
31082
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 478-357-8223)
NMI Pres.—Vicki Brantley, 435 Orchard Ln., Sandersville, GA 31082
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 478-552-0803)
CLT Dir.—Linda Nelson, 2986 Veal Rd., Sandersville, GA 31082 (Home: 478-552-5513)
Church Board Sec.—B. L. Brown, 228 Cook St., Sandersville, GA 31082
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 478-552-2943)
Church Treas.—Cheryl Poole, 1125 Transylvania Dr. Sandersville, GA 31082
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 478-552-9461)
Gracepointe (Organized 1926) (017-0050)
Location—2900 Rosebud Rd., Loganville, GA 30052
(Website: www.gracepointe.com; E-mail: [email protected]; fax: 678-253-0239;
678-990-3954)
Assoc. Pastor – Edson Mwinami, 953 Hawthorn Ln., Grayson, GA 30017
(770-864-7547)
Assoc. Pastor - Douglas R. Payne, 1165 Lake Lucerne Rd., SW, Lilburn, GA 30047
(E-mail [email protected] ; 770-380-5483)
Music Dir.—Todd and Tarah Farber, 123 Tan Yard Rd., Social Circle, GA 30025
(E-mail [email protected] ; 770-337-3446)
Vis. Min. – Paul Canen (Email [email protected]), Watson Swope
(Email: [email protected]), Mert Winkle (Email: [email protected])
SDMI Superintendent – Steve Grundy, 1664 Beagle Run, Monroe, GA
30656
(Email: [email protected]; 770-266-6020
Family Min/Small Group Dir..—Cristi Brunet, 39 Purpletop Dr., Grayson, GA
30017 (E-
mail [email protected] ; 770-339-4527)
Child Care/School Dir./Children’s Min. Dir. Heather Stark, 1405 Stephens Pond View,
Loganville, GA
30052 (Email: [email protected]; 678-925-1918)
NYI Pres.—Meagan Michener, 1203 Cameron Dr. Buford, GA
30518
(E-mail [email protected] ; 770-826-1657)
Youth Pastor—John Michael McGinnis, 3148 Watson Woods Way, Loganville, GA 30052 (Email [email protected] ; 678-409-5600)
Adult Min. Dir.-Douglas R. Payne, 1165 Lake Lucerne Rd., SW, Lilburn, GA 30047
(E-mail [email protected] ; 770-380-5483)
Prime Time Dir.-Pegi Hutchings, 4250 Wendell DR. SW, Atlanta, GA 30336
(Email: [email protected]; 770-735-2213)
Single Adult Min. Dir.—Melissa Bradley, 541 Windermere Dr., Loganville, GA
30052
(Email: [email protected]; 770-554-4740)
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Men’s Min. Mike Sturgill, 3885 Marham Park Cir., Loganville, GA
(Email: [email protected]; Phone:
30052
770-815-4701)
Women’s Min. Dir.—Linda West, 7209 Sunset Blvd., Loganville, GA 30052
(E-mail: [email protected]; 770-554-2031)
NMI Pres.—Jean-Marie Philemon, 4148 Anthony Creek Dr., Loganville, GA
30052
(Email: [email protected]; 678-270-8789)
Work & Witness Co-ord.-Juanita Howe, 3914 Raiders Ridge Dr., Lithonia, GA
30038
(E-mail [email protected] ; 770-981-6031)
Church Board Sec.—Holger Schulz (Marleen), 1339 Millvale Ct., Lawrenceville, GA 30044
(E-mail [email protected] ; 770-736-0970)
Church Treas.- Amy Hodges, 5386 Forest Falls Dr., Loganville, GA
30052
(Email: [email protected]; 678-990-3954)
Pastor of Multi-Cultural Min. – Dave Myers, 1740 Eden Valley Court, Loganville, GA 30052
(E-mail [email protected]; 404-788-2732)
Asst. Pastor of Spanish Min. – Ana Solis, 257 Regal Dr. Lawrenceville, GA
30045
(Email: [email protected]; 770-875-1779)
Graham Memorial (Organized 1950) (017-0330)
Location—112 Graham Church Rd., East Dublin, GA 31027
(E-mail: [email protected]; 478-272-6363)
Pastor—(6/3/07) Janice (Billy) Laster, 757 Master Moore Road, East Dublin, GA 31027
(E-mail: [email protected] ; Home: 478-275-3206; Cell: 478-984-6740)
Assoc. Pastor-David (Vera) Canen, 331 Raka Dr., E. Dublin, GA
31027
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 478-272-9214)
Assoc. Pastor – Keith (Marissa) Moon,
(Email: [email protected];
Cell:
742 Master Moore Road, East Dublin, GA
31027
478-290-4434)
SDMI Supt.—Billy Laster, 757 Master Moore Rd., E. Dublin, GA
31027
(E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 478-257-3206)
NMI Pres.—Clara Kinseth, 105 Crestview Dr., East Dublin, GA
31027
(E-mail: [email protected]; 478-272-2633)
Church Board Sec.—Brenda Barwick, 2189 Hwy. 80 E., Adrian, GA 31002
(E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 478-275-0456)
Church Treas.— Brenda Barwick, 2189
Hwy. 80 E., Adrian, GA 31002
(E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 478-275-0456)
Griffin First (Organized 1952) (017-0340)
Location—1525 Zebulon Rd., Griffin, GA 30224 (E-mail: [email protected];
770-227-5035)
Pastor—(1/31/10) Gordon Tippins (Jackie), P.O. Box 1066, Griffin, GA
30224
(E-mail: [email protected]; Cell: 678-572-9087)
SDMI Supt.—Ester Paschal, 116 Bobolink Dr., Griffin, GA 30224 (Cell: 678-326-3378)
NMI Pres.—Jackie Tippins, P.O. Box 1066, Griffin, GA
30224
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 678-603-5268)
Church Board Sec.—Barbara Pais, 2507 Fayetteville Hwy., Griffin, GA
30223
(Cell: 404-539-1628)
Church Treas. – Steve Jones, 304 Gail Dr. Griffin, GA
30224 (Cell: 678-572-0631)
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Harmony (Organized 1944) (017-0350)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 371, Warm Springs, GA 31830) 4 miles N. of Warm Springs off 27A
and 41 N., 4220 Harmony Church Rd., Woodbury, GA 30293( Web: www.harmonynazarene.org;
E-mail: [email protected] ; fax: 706-655-3649; 706-655-3649)
Pastor—(4/2/00) Eugene H. Wiseman (Virginia), 4212 Harmony Church Rd., Woodbury, GA
30293(E-mail [email protected] ; Cell 706-366-2236; Home:706-655-3897)
Music Director - Robert Prater, P.O. Box 599, Warm Springs, GA 31830
(E-mail [email protected] ; Home: 706-655-2027; Cell: 706-656-5436)
Assoc. Pastor Family Discipleship: Heather Scarbrough, 906 Kennon Dr., Cataula, GA
30804
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 706-587-3074)
Assoc. Pastor Leadership, Education, Pastoral Care: Carrie Wilcox, 906 Kennon Dr.,
Cataula, GA
30804 (Email: [email protected]; Cell: 707-587-0678)
SS Supt.—Carrie Wilcox, 906 Kennon Dr., Cataula, GA
30804
(Email: [email protected]; 707-587-0678)
Children’s Min. Dir.—Joann Crawford, 453 Thompson Waddell Rd., Woodbury, GA 30293
(E-mail: [email protected] ; Home: 706-655-2335; Cell: 706-741-7170)
NYI Pres.—Michelle Payne. 906 Kennon Dr., Cataula, GA
31804
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 706-392-2889)
Adult Min. Dir.—Chuck and Cherry Chapman, 755 Thompson Waddell Rd., Woodbury, GA 30293
(Home: 706-655-2207)
Men’s Min. Director: Cary Bratcher, 4212 Harmony Church Rd., Woodbury, GA
30293
(Cell: 706-975-2588)
NMI President- Virginia Wiseman, 4212 Harmony Church Rd., Woodbury, GA
30293
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 705-655-3897; Cell: 706-366-5403)
Church Board Sec.—Linda Creekbaum, 2780 Temple Dukes Rd., Woodbury, GA
30293
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 706-846-8465; Cell: 706-975-2104)
Church Treas.—Carol Killingsworth, 1008 Raleigh Rd., Manchester, GA 31816
(E-mail [email protected]; Home: 706-846-0360; Cell: 706-975-9355)
Harrisburg (Organized 1938) (017-0360)
Location—(Mail: 3382 Ringgold Rd.) Harrisburg Rd. off Hwy. 337 South, LaFayette, GA 30728
(706-638-2138)
Pastor – (05/12) Pam Frye 1819 Yates Spring Rd. Ringgold, GA
30736
(Email: [email protected]; 423-413-2227)
Music Dir. – Jim Chandler, 22 Old Trion Rd., Lafayette, GA
30728
SDMI Superintendent – Butch Byrd, 1098 Harrisburg Rd., Lafayette, GA
(Email:
30728
[email protected]; 706-638-1045)
Children’s Min. Dir.- Lucy Chandler, 336 Back Valley Rd., Summerville, GA
Adult Min. Dir.-Sharon Clark, 33 Valley Springs Rd, Menlo, GA
30747
30731
Prime Time Dir. –Gail McRae, 4511 Harrisburg Rd., Lafayette, GA 30728
Women’s Min. Dir.-Rae Clark, 33 Valley Springs Rd., Menlo, GA
30731
NMI President – Beverly Byrd, 1098 Harrisburg Rd., Lafayette, GA
30728
(Email: [email protected]; 706-638-1045)
Church Board Sec.—Linda Mashburn, 3382 Ringgold Rd., LaFayette, GA 30728
(Email: [email protected]; 706-638-2138)
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Church Treas.—Linda Mashburn, 3382 Ringgold Rd., LaFayette, GA 30728
(Email: [email protected]; 706-638-2138)
Harvest Community (Organized 1980) (017-0397)
Location—701 Cole Dr. S.W., Lilburn, GA 30047
(Website: www.HarvestNazarene.com; E-mail: [email protected];
fax: 770-381-9003; 770-921-1511)
Pastor—(11/1/05) Derek Mitchell (Amy), 1538 Norwood Dr., Lilburn, GA 30047
( Email: [email protected]; Home: 770-921-9313; Cell: 678-983-7702)
Music Dir.-Tom Morris, 2031 Oak Branch Way, Stone Mountain, GA 30087
(E-mail: [email protected]; 770-853-9009)
SDMI Supt.-Floyd Welborn, 1009 Flowers Crossing, Lawrenceville, GA
30044
(Email: [email protected]; 770-978-3399)
Adult Min. Director: Floyd Wellborn, 1009 Flowers Crossing, Lawrenceville, GA
3044
(Email: [email protected]; 770-978-3399)
Children’s Min. Dir.-Judy Daniels, 1034 Spruce Creek Lane, Lawrenceville, GA 30045
(Email: [email protected]; 770-339-1577)
NYI President- Becky Stevens, 1226 Arlene Court, Lilburn, GA
30047
(Email: [email protected]; 770-931-4360)
Men’s Min. Dir.- Neal Emminger, 4751 Nutmeg Way, Lilburn, GA
30047
(Email: [email protected]; 860-256-1405)
Women’s Min. Dir.-Rose Deach, 1091 Rock Elm Drive, Auburn, GA
30011
(Email: [email protected]; 770-339-3510)
NMI President-Greg Sims, 3263 Bobbie Lane, Decatur, GA
30032
(Email: [email protected]; 615-423-8360)
Church Board Sec.- Greg Stevens, 1226 Arlene Court, Lilburn, GA
30047
(Email: [email protected]; 770-931-4360)
Church Treas.— Matty Persaud, 1065 Lancelot Drive, Norcross, GA
30071
(Email: [email protected]; 770-441-3479)
HarvestPointe
(Organized 1919) (017-0180)
Location: 7777 Whitesville Road, Columbus, GA
(Web Address: hpnaz.net;
31904
Phone: 706-322-1447)
Pastor- (05/29/13)Gary Tankersley(Diana) 47 Lee Road #992 Smiths Station, AL
36877
(Email: [email protected]; 334-448-5085)
Pastor – (05/29/13) Mark Tipton (Regina) 7135 Willow Oak Drive, Columbus, GA
31909
(Email: [email protected]; 706-221-9723)
Assoc. Pastor – Richard Kelly, 5322 Winburn Ave., Columbus, GA
31909 (706-563-1705)
Music Dir.- Diana Tankersley, 47 Lee Road #992 Smiths Station, AL
36877
(Email: [email protected]; 334-448-5085)
SDMI Supt.- Mike Miller, 126 Huguley Road, Opelika, Al
36084
(334-732-1151)
Prime Time Dir.-Mrs. Stanley O’Shields, 5108 Thomason Ave., Columbus, GA
31904
(Email: [email protected]; 706-324-0187)
Women’s Min. Dir. Charlotte Smith, P.O. Box 4412, Columbus, GA
31914
(706-332-6161)
Church Board Sec. Dell Miller, 126 Huguley Road, Opelika, AL
(Email: [email protected];
36804
334-732-1151)
Church Treasurer – Rita Kelly, 5322 Winburn Ave. Columbus, GA
31909
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(Email: [email protected]; 706-563-1505
Hinesville New Hope (Organized 1981) (017-0365)
Location—150 Sandy Run Dr., Hinesville, GA 31313
Pastor – (02/02/14) Raymond Dean, 2005 Prince Ave., Tifton, GA
31794
(Email: [email protected]; 229-392-5034)
Church Board Sec.- Mark Banks, 150 Sandy Run Dr. Hinesville, GA
31313 (912-481-7066)
Church Treas.—Karen Wiseman, 750 Flemming Rd., Hinesville, GA 31313 (912-369-4592)
House of Love (Casa De Amor) (CTM)(017-0003)
Location—28 North St., Ray City, GA 31645 (229-455-6052)
Co-Pastor—(9/17/08) Jose Valle (Natalia), 896 Pauline Ave., Ray City, GA 31645
(229-455-6052)
Co-Pastor – Natalia Valle (Jose), 896 Pauline Ave., Ray City, GA 31645
Iglesia Monte Horeb (Mount Horeb) (Organized 2008) (017-0366)
Location—924 E. Screven St. (Hwy. 84 East), Quitman, GA 31643
Pastor: (06/04/09) Maria G. Fuentes, 4098 Greenville Hwy, Quitman, GA
31643
(Email: [email protected]; 229-305-1621)
Jackson (Organized 1937) (017-0370)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 248) 1523 Hwy. 16 E., Jackson, GA 30233
(770-775-3998)
Pastor – (03/16/2014) – Rev. Steve Dudley (Stacie) P.O. Box 248, Jackson, GA
Email: [email protected]
30233
(478-308-4580)
Music Dir.—Gary Cook, P.O. Box 314, Jackson, GA 30233
(E-mail: [email protected]; 770-504-8633)
SDMI Supt.—Spud Williamson, 124 Bob White Run, Jackson, GA 30233
(E-mail [email protected] ; 770-775-2074)
Children’s Min. Dir.— Stacie Dudley, P.O. Box 248, Jackson, GA
NYI Pres.— Daniel Prosser, 296 Douglas Creek Rd. Flovilla, GA
30233 (770-504-3083)
30216
(Email: [email protected]; 678-758-2761)
Adult Min. Dir.—Jon Swarner, 70 Summer Lane, Covington, GA
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 770-385-6028; Cell:
770-265-0895)
Men’s Min., Dir.-Andrew Simon, 404 Parlor Circle, Locust Grove, GA
(Email: [email protected]; 678-610-6630, Cell:
30248
678-772-8108)
Women’s Min. Dir.-Brenda Williamson, 124 Bob White Run, Jackson, GA 30233
(E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 770-775-2074; cell: 770-403-1853)
NMI Pres.—Gail Prosser, 201 Douglas Creek Rd., Flovilla, GA 30216
(E-mail: [email protected] ; 770-504-8508)
Work and Witness Coord.—Darwin Campbell, P.O. Box 728, Jackson, GA 30233 (770-775-4412)
Church Board Sec – Gina Powell, 25477 Hwy 36 West, Jackson, GA
30233
Email: [email protected]; 404-583-0163)
Church Treas.— Sybil Laudermilk, 127 W. R. Smith St., Flovilla, GA
30216
Email: [email protected]; 770-775-7080)
Life Hope Haitian (Organized 2013) (017-0004)
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Location-1240 Villa Rica Rd., Marietta, GA
30064
(E-Mail: [email protected]; 404-957-8319)
Pastor-(6/8/05) Odel Alusma (Marie), 1240 Villa Rica Rd., Marietta, GA
30064
(770-528-0913)
Assoc. Pastor-Lucson Alusma, 316 Lincoln Crest Cir., Austell, GA
30106
(E-mail: [email protected] ; 404-839-9771)
Assoc. Pastor – Gustave Achille, 159 Melody Ln., Lawrenceville, GA 30043
(Email: [email protected]; 404-509-6142)
Assoc. Pastor – Jean Frantz Daphnis, 796 S. Common Lane, Marietta, GA 30062
(Email: [email protected])
(678-389-0979)
Assoc. Pastor – Houdelyne Montre Vil – 36 Four Oaks Dr., Powder Springs, GA 30127
(Email: [email protected])
(404-397-7348)
SDMI – Houdeline Limage, [email protected]; 404-397-7348
Childcare/School Dir./Min. – Nerlande Cherestal , Email: ncheresta;@yahoo.com.; 404-8392900)
NYI President – Shirley Joseph, (Email: [email protected]; 404-218-9394)
Men’s Min. Dir.-Yvener Charles, (Email: [email protected]; 678-358-2962
Women’s Min Dir.- Marie Flore Alusma,
(Email: [email protected]; 678-668-1451)
Church Bd. Sec. – Marie Gerard Elie, (Email: [email protected]; 678-357-6838)
Church Treasurer – Eliana Tertulien, (Email: [email protected]; 678-571-4947)
LifePointe
(Organized 1971) (017-0195)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 1338) 5133 Jackson Hwy., Covington, GA 30014
(Email: [email protected]; 770-787-2220)
Pastor—(11/1/99) Wayne Rutherford (Yvonne), 5337 David Circle S.E., Covington, GA 30014
(E-mail [email protected]; Home:770-786-9326; Cell: 678-294-7902)
Music Dir. – Dennis Gamadanis, P.O. Box 1338 Covington, GA
SDMI Supt—Danny Long, P.O. Box 1338 Covington, GA
30015
30015
Children Min. Dir. – Diane Mitchell, P.O. Box 1338 Covington, GA
Youth Min. Dir. Crystal Howard P.O. Box 1338 Covington, GA
30015
Adult Min. Dir.—Alice Lovin, P.O. Box 1338 Covington, GA
30015
30015
Prime Time Dir. – Charles & Elizabeth Hodges, P.O. Box 1338 Covington, GA
Men’s Min. Dir. Danny Long, P.O. Box 1338 Covington, GA
30015)
Women’s Min. Dir. – Sue Collins, P.O. Box 1338 Covington, GA
NMI Pres.—Robin Wiese, P.O. Box 1338 Covington, GA
30015
30015
30015
Church Board Sec.—Steve Wiese, P.O. Box 1338 Covington, GA
Church Treas.— Ben Collins P.O. Box 1338 Covington, GA
30015
30015
Lovejoy Family (Organized 1965) (017-0375)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 460, Lovejoy, GA 30250) 1683 McDonough Rd., Hampton, GA 30228
(Website: lovejoyfamilychurch.com; E-mail: [email protected]; 770-478-5969)
Pastor—(7/4/99) Randy Young (Kellie), 190 N. Oakland Cir., McDonough, GA 30253
(Email: [email protected]; 678-432-3683)
Assoc. Pastor – Jason Peacock, 241 Brixton Pl., McDonough, GA 30253
(Email: [email protected]; 678-592-5715)
SDMI Supt.— Cindy Carrin, 2010 Amber Leaf Court, Jonesboro, GA
30236
(Email: [email protected]; 770-478-8533)
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NYI Pres.—Derek Presley, 110 Pleasant Point Way, Fayetteville, GA
30214
(Email: [email protected]; 770-719-3216)
NMI Pres.—Alice Harper, 290 Marion Blvd., Fayetteville, GA 30215
(Email: [email protected]; 770-461-2017)
Church Board Sec.—Terry Bridges, 125 Bernhard Pl., Fayetteville, GA 30215
(Email: [email protected]; 770-833-1589)
Church Treas.—Sheila Hood, 175 Pine Trail Rd., Fayetteville, GA 30214
(Email: [email protected]; 770-461-5514)
Macon Grace (CTM) (017-0435)
Location—3265 Ridgeland Ave., Macon, GA 31204 (E-Mail: [email protected]; 478-318-7763)
Pastor—(1/2/04) Earl R. Horne (Dorothy), 3245 O’Hara Dr. S., Macon, GA 31206
(E-mail: [email protected]; 478-784-4511)
Assoc. Pastor – Nathaniel Hogan, 5778 Satterfield Dr., Macon, GA
31206 (478-788-2558)
Music Dir.- Hashanna Chester, 3265 Ridgeland Ave., 31204 (478-318-7763)
SDMI Supt- Nathaniel Hogan, 5778 Satterfield Dr., Macon, GA
31206 (478-788-2558)
NMI Pres.—Christina Hooker, 4137 San Carlos Dr., Macon, GA
31206 (478-238-4430)
Church Board Sec.—Shinetta Chester – Ridgeland Ave, Macon GA
31204
Church Treasurer – Dorothy M. Horne, 3245 O’Hara Dr.S., Macon, GS
31206 (478-318-7763)
Macon Shurlington (Organized 1953) (017-0410)
Location—2160 Shurling Dr., Macon, GA 31211 (E-mail [email protected] ; 478-745-9932)
Pastor—(9/4/05) Ronnie Earl Griffin (Becky), 6342 Tinley Dr., Macon, GA 31216
(E-mail: [email protected]; cell: 478-954-0962; 478-781-2001)
Assoc. Pastor – Nancy Rawlins, 289 Rawlins Rd., Macon, GA
31217
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 478-745-6259; Cell: 478-972-5637)
Music Dir.—Judy Livingston, 121 Deer Ridge Cir., Gray, GA 31032
(E-mail [email protected] ; Home: 478-986-3958; Cell: 478-319-4962)
SDMI Supt.— Judy Ratliff, 315 Southern Walk Circle, Gray, GA 31032
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 478-986-9751; Cell: 478-954-1626)
Children’s Min. Dir.—Amy Pritchard, 227 Southern Walk Cir., Gray, GA 31032
(E-mail [email protected] ; Home: 478-986-0103; Cell: 478-808-4941)
NYI Pres. Betty Wood, 158 Knollwood Rd. Dry Branch, GA
31020
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 478-550-7865)
Adult Min. Dir. Becky Griffin, 6324 Tinley Dr., Macon, GA
31216
(Email: [email protected]: Home: 478-781-2001; Cell: 808-753-1267)
Adult Min. Dir. (2)Judy Livingston, 121 Deer Ridge Circle, Gray, GA
31032
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 478-986-3958; Cell: 478-319-4962
Men’s Min Dir. Gary Rawlins, 289 Rawlins Rd., Macon, GA
31217 (Home: 478-745-6259)
Men’s Dir.(2) Wally Pritchard, 227 Southern Walk Circle, Gray, GA
31032
(Home: 478-986-0103; Cell: 478-808-4942
Men’ Dir. (3) Todd Goad 593 Wilson Rd., Macon, GA
(Cell: 478-447-7492)
NMI Pres.—Nancy Rawlins, 289 Rawlins Rd., Macon, GA 31217
(E-mail [email protected]; Home: 478-745-6259; Cell: 478-972-5637)
Work & Witness Coord. Nancy Rawlins, 289 Rawlins Rd., Macon, GA 31217
(E-mail [email protected]; Home: 478-745-6259; Cell: 478-972-5637)
Church Board Sec.—Amy Pritchard, 227 Southern Walk Circle, Gray, GA 31032
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(E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 478-986-0103; Cell: 478-808-4941)
Church Treas.—Terry Burgamy Sr., 108 Crosby Dr., Macon, GA 31217
(E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 478-741-1350; Cell: 478-960-3822)
Macon Trinity (Organized 1969) (017-0425)
Location—4192 Hartley Bridge Rd., Macon, GA 31216 (Email: [email protected];
478-781-8705)
Pastor—(06/01/12) Harvey Al Soles (Becky), 810 Chester Wilkes Road, East Dublin, GA
31027
(Email: [email protected]; 478-272-1039)
Music Director – Rick Unruh, 102 Durango, Centerville, GA
31028
(Email: [email protected]; 478-923-3829)
SDMI – James Hood, 188 Sara Kay Dr. Macon, GA
31216
(Email: [email protected]; 478-788-4316)
Children’s Min. Dir. – Peggy Suber, 4475A Knight Rd., Macon, GA
31220
(Email: [email protected]; 478-476-2182)
Prime Time Director – June Stieber, 304 Wood Point Ct., Lizella, GA
31052
(Email; [email protected]; 478-781-0259)
Women’s Min. Dir. – Debra (Debbie) Bickford, P.O. Box 1567, Byron, GA
31008
(Email: [email protected]; 478-538-2406)
NMI President - Anne Stieber, 304 Woodpoint Ct., Lizella, GA 31052
(E-mail [email protected] ; 478-781-0259)
Church Board Sec.—Anne Stieber, 304 Woodpoint Ct., Lizella, GA 31052
(E-mail [email protected] ; 478-781-0259)
Church Treas.—John Stieber, 304 Woodpoint Ct., Lizella, GA 31052
(E-mail: [email protected]; 478-781-0259)
Manchester (Organized 1932) (017-0440)
Location—901 W. Main St., Manchester, GA 31816 (Web: www.man-con.org;
E-Mail: [email protected]; 706-846-3450)
Pastor—(6/1/08) Dale Watt (Sherri), 819 W. Main St., Manchester, GA 31816
(E-mail [email protected];706-846-3451)
Assoc. Pastor—A. Ed Bishop (Jean), 11 Short Rd., Manchester, GA 31816
(Email: [email protected]; 706-846-3432)
Assoc. Pastor – Kevin Bishop, 11 Short Rd., Manchester, GA 31816
(Email: [email protected]; 706-601-8399)
SDMI Supt.—Cody Bulloch, 405 Parkman Dr., Manchester, GA 31816(Home: 706-946-4417)
Children’s Min. Dir.—Cindy Armstrong, 639 Dukes Waddell Rd., Woodbury, GA 30293
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 706-846-2709)
NYI Pres.—Joel Armstrong, 639 Dukes Waddell Rd., Woodbury, GA
30293
(Home: 706-846-2709)
NMI Pres. — Sherri Watt 819 W. Main St., Manchester, GA 31816
(E-mail [email protected]; Home: 706-846-3451)
Church Board Sec.—Cindy Armstrong, 639 Dukes Waddell Rd., Woodbury, GA 30293
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 706-846-2709)
Church Treas.—Becky Bulloch, 687 Dukes Waddell Rd., Woodbury, GA 30293
(Home: 706-846-2027)
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Marietta First (Organized 1953) (017-0450)
Location: 4341 Dallas Highway, Marietta, GA
30064
(Website: www.mariettanaz.com; E-mail: [email protected];
fax: 678-370-9291; 678-370-9292)
Pastor—(1/8/06) Gerald A. Carnes (Chris),
226 Summit Tr. Dallas, GA 30132
(E-mail: [email protected] ; 678-402-1675)
Music Dir.—Ann Joyner, 1263 Levingston Lane N.W., Kennesaw, GA 30152
(E-mail: [email protected] ; 678-355-9954)
SDMI Supt.-Charles Gibson, 171 Brightwater Dr.., Dallas, GA
30157
(Email: [email protected]; (770-222-7704)
Children’s Min. Dir.-Rocky Joyner, 1263 Levingston Lane NW, Kennesaw, GA
30152
(Email: [email protected]; 678-355-9954)
NYI Pres.—Lynzee Patrick, 707 Dozier Dr. Marietta, GA
30066
(Email: [email protected]; 678-697-5613)
Men’s Min. Dir. – Len Empie, 709 Mayes Road, Powder Springs, GA
(Email:
30127
[email protected]’ 678-733-1302)
Women’s Min. Dir.-Beverly Buck, 5032 Wana Ct., Mableton, GA
30126
(Email: [email protected]; 404-780-1509)
NMI Pres.— Maria Gadberry, 6080 Stonewood Drive NW., Kennesaw, GA
(Email:
30152
[email protected]; 678-354-6198)
Church Board Sec.— Charles Gibson, 171 Brightwater Dr., Dallas, GA
30157
(Email: [email protected]; 770-222-7704
Church Treas.—Karen Grogan, 117 Riverwood Glen, Dallas, GA 30157
(Email: [email protected]; 678-363-9731)
Moultrie First (Organized 1931) (170-0500)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 731, Moultrie, GA
31776) 401 12th Ave. S.E., Moultrie, GA 31768
(Website: www.moultriefirst.org; E-mail: [email protected];
Fax: 229-985-6365; 229-985-6365)
Pastor—(3/23/03) Michael E. Farmer (Mandy) 104 Tallokas Cr., Moultrie, GA
31788
(E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 229-985-6169; Cell: 229-873-6265)
Local Minister – Chester Ellison, 3965 US Hwy 319 N. Norman Park, GA 31771
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 229-769-5436; Cell: 229-798-8733
Local Minister- Brian Tapscott, 205 Seminole Dr., Moultrie, GA
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 229-891-2345; Cell: 229-873-1969)
Music Dir.—Randy and Carol Saturday, 1928 Magnolia Ave., Moultrie, GA 31768
(E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 229-985-1298)
Vis. Min. – Brett Farmer, 104 Tallokas Cir., Moultrie, GA
(Email:
[email protected]; Home;
31788
229-985-6169; Cell; 229-873-5287)
SDMI Supt.—Ricky Wood, 2458 Tallokas Rd., Moultrie, GA
31788
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 229-873-0727)
Children’s Min. Dir.—Donna Tapscott, 205 Seminole Dr., Moultrie, GA 31768
(E-mail: [email protected];
Home; 229-891-2345; Cell: 229-921-7622)
NYI Pres.—Chris Dunn 2334 Old Doerun Rd., Moultrie, GA
31768
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 229-921-0482)
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Adult Min. Dir.—Terry McCracken, 274 Old Timey Trail, Moultrie, GA
31788
(E-mail:[email protected]; 229-985-6186)
Prime Time Dir.- Gary & Gail Suber, 3191 GA Hwy 111, Moultrie, GA
31788
(Home: 229-941-2205)
Single Adult Min. Dir. – Brett Farmer, 104 Tallokas Circle, Moultrie, GA
31788
(E-mail: [email protected]; Cell: 229-873-5287)
Men’s Min. Dir.— Jerry Miller, 315-15th Ave SE, Moultrie, GA 31788
(E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 229-668-0259; Cell: 229-798-8581)
Women’s Min. Dir.—Mandy Farmer, 104 Tallokas Circle, Moultrie, GA 31788
(E-mail: [email protected]; Cell: 229-873-6269; Home: 229-985-6169)
NMI Pres. – Becky Hancock, 811 Old Norman Park Rd., Norman Park, GA 31771
(Email: [email protected]; Home:
229-985-8221)
Church Board Sec.— Brenda Ellison, 3965 U. S. Hwy. 319 N., Norman Park, GA 31771
(E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 229-769-5436)
Church Treas.—Carol Saturday, P.O. Box 2216, Moultrie, GA
31776
(E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 229-891-3933)
Mount Olive (Organized 1922) (017-0520)
Location—591 Mt. Olive Church Rd., Wrightsville, GA 31096
(E-mail: [email protected]; Fax: 478-668-4022; 478-668-3834)
Pastor— Dr. Byron Schortinghouse (Leanna), 613 Mt. Olive Church Rd., Wrightsville, GA
31096
(Email:
[email protected]; 478-668-4973)
Youth/Music Dir.—Mike Keen 106 Columbus St. Adrian, GA
31002
(478-668-3807)
SDMI Supt.—Donna Garnto (Charles), 1623 Mt. Olive Church Rd., Wrightsville, GA 31096
(E-mail:[email protected]; 478-864-9676)
Children’s Min. Dir.—Jessica Garnto, 1730 Mt. Olive Church Rd., Wrightsville, GA
31096
(Email: jadcockgarnto@yahoolcom; 478-864-2403)
NYI President – Natalie Knight, 3667 Hwy. 15S, Wrightsville, GA 31096
(E-mail [email protected] ; 478-668-3878)
Youth Dir.: Stewart Brodrick, 627 Curl Rd., East Dublin, GA
31027
(Email: [email protected]; 478-484-1358)
NMI Pres.— Naomi Thompson, 1843 Archer Pond/Smith Rd., Adrian, GA
31002
(Email: [email protected]; 478-668-3377)
Church Board Sec.—Marty Thompson (Mary Beth), 262 Piney Mt. Church Rd., Wrightsville, GA
31096 (E-mail: [email protected]; 478-864-0284)
Church Treas.—Marty Thompson (Mary Beth), 262 Piney Mt. Church Rd., Wrightsville, GA 31096
(E-mail: [email protected]; 478-864-0284)
Nashville (Organized 1944) (017-0530)
Location—(Mail: 732 N. Jackson St.) 203 E. Bullock Ave., Nashville, GA 31639
(E-mail: [email protected]; 229-686-3532)
Pastor—(10/03/10) Jack B. Smithwick, Sr. (Lois), 732 N. Jackson St., Nashville, GA 31639
(E-mail [email protected]; 229-686-3532)
Music Director – Terri Wallace 42 Hal Whitley Rd. Lenox, GA
31637
(Email: [email protected]; 229-686-9193)
Children’s Min. Dir.- Lois Smithwick, 732 N. Jackson St., Nashville, GA
31639
(Email: [email protected]; 229-686-3532)
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NYI - Terri Wallace 42 Hal Whitley Rd. Lenox, GA
31637
(229-686-9193)
NMI Pres.- Blondie H. Lovett, 613 Old Coffee Road, Nashville, GA 31639
(Email: [email protected]; 229-686-3113
Church Board Sec., Doris Griner, 2058 Chaserville Rd., Nashville, GA
31639
(Email: [email protected]; 229-686-7140)
Church Treasurer, Teanna Keen, 2532 Old Ray City Road, Nashville, GA
31639
(Email: [email protected]; 229-686-1788)
New Day (Organized 1934) (017-0270)
Location—(mail: P. O. Box 741270, Riverdale, GA 30274) 8561 GA Hwy. 85 S., Riverdale, GA
(E-mail: [email protected]; Phone: 770-478-9840)
30296
Pastor—(8/4/96) E. Dale Taylor (Mary), 110 Windsor Heights, Fayetteville, GA 30215
(E-mail [email protected]; 678-469-1138)
Music Director – E. Dale Taylor, 110 Windsor Heights, Fayetteville, GA
30215
(Email: [email protected]; 678-469-1138)
Children’s Min. Dir.—Uldeen Lee, 535 Creekstone Dr. Jonesboro, GA
30236
(Email: [email protected]; 404-663-2966)
NYI Pres.-Devone Payne (Odessa), 8698 Ansley Dr., Jonesboro, GA
30238
(E-mail [email protected] ; 770-210-9415)
SDMI: E. Dale Taylor, 110 Windsor Heights, Fayetteville, GA
30215
(Email: [email protected]; 678-469-1138)
Adult Min. Dir. - Cedric McCrary,8393 Creekridge Circle, Riverdale, GA
30274
(Email: [email protected]; 770-603-1762)
Men Min. Dir.- Raymond Henderson, 387 Sir William Ct., Jonesboro, GA 30236
(Email: [email protected]; 770-472-2779)
NMI Pres. -
Monica Willabus, 394 Eagles’ Nest Way, Riverdale, GA
30274
(Email: [email protected]; 770-991-1006)
Church Board Sec.— Devon Payne (Odessa), 8698 Ansley Dr., Jonesboro, GA
30238
(E-mail [email protected] ; 770-210-9415)
Church Treas.— Uldeen Lee, 535 Creekstone Dr. Jonesboro, GA
30236
(Email: [email protected]; 404-663-2966)
New Life International (CTM) (017-0001)
Location—1939 Capital St., Savannah, GA 31404 (912-224-6744)
Pastor—(5/06) Johnson O. Idowu (Amy), 1936 Capital St., Savannah, GA 31404
(E-mail: [email protected] 912-224-6744)
Lay Minister – Tim Darby – 114 Canal St., Suite 301, Pooler, GA
Vis. Min. – Jerry Causey, 113 White Magnolia, Savannah, GA
31322
31404
(912-428-5997)
SDMI Superintendent – Linda Vincent, 441 Lilla Myers, Ellabella, GA
NMI
Pres. Linda Vincent,
441 Lilla Myers, Ellabella, GA
(912-659-4547)
31308 (912-547-4177)
31308 (912-547-4177)
Church Board Sec.— Norman Vincent, 2243 Utah St., Savannah, GA
Church Treas.— Linda Vincent, 441 Lilla Myers, Ellabella, GA
31404 (912-547-4177)
31308 (912-547-4177)
Nueva Vision (New Vision) (CTM) (017-0221)
Location—1111 Nelson St., Dalton, GA 30721
Pastors—(1/20/02) Santos Moreno and Maria Moreno, 918 Redwine St., Dalton, GA 30721
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(706-483-3278)
Secretary – Maria Moreno, 918 Redwine St. Dalton, GA
30721
Treasurer – Jose Angel Jaime Moreno & Marisol Jamie – 918 Redwine St., Dalton, GA
30721
Pine Mountain (Organized 1956) (017-0550)
Location—1747 Hwy. 19 S., Meansville, GA 30256 (E-mail: [email protected]
Fax: 770-567-3507; Phone: 770-567-3507)
Pastor—(2/6/94) Frederick Fowler, 143 Hickman Fork Rd. Thomaston, GA
30286
(706-741-4512)
Music Dir.—Joel Elliott, 1461 Dunn Rd., Molena, GA
30258 (770-567-1406)
SDMI Supt.—Lynne Gillespie, 107 Salter Rd., Thomaston, GA
30286 (706-647-7874)
Children’s Min. Dir.- Kathy Waterhouse, 401 Flat Shoals Rd., Woodbury, GA
30293
(770-843-2154)
NYI Pres.- Debra Corley, 1379 Rose Hill Rd, Meansville, GA
30256 (770-567-5003)
Adult Min. Dir. – Linda Jenkins, 326 Parkway Dr., Thomaston, GA
30286 (706-646-3247)
Women’s Min. Dir.—Delores Jones, 1482 U.S. Hwy. 19 S., Meansville, GA 30256 (770-567-8891)
NMI Pres.—Lori Fowler, 143 Hickman Fork Rd. Thomaston, GA
30286 (706-741-4825)
Church Board Sec.—Vicki Harp, 19 Gooden Road, Meansville, GA
30256 (706-648-6843)
Church Treas.—Robert Waterhouse, 401 Flat Shoals Rd. Woodbury, GA
30293
(678-822-8009)
Punto De Gracia Iglesia Del Nazareno (Point of Grace) (formerly Gracepoint Spanish) (CTM
2012)
(017-0026)
Location:
Address:
2900 Rosebud Road SW, Loganville, GA
www.gracepointe.com; Email:
30052
(Web
[email protected]
Fax:
678-253-0239
Phone: 678-990-3954)
Pastor- (4/1/13) Ana Solis, 257 Regal Dr., Lawrenceville, GA
30046
Quitman (Organized 1935) (017-0560)
Location—(Mail: 103 Ruble St.) 924 E. Screven St. (Hwy. 84 East), Quitman, GA 31643
(E-mail: [email protected] ;
229-263-0886)
Pastor—(3/13/88) Allan D. Parker (Sara), 132 Centennial Rd. ext.
Thomasville, GA 31757
(229-263-1389)
Christian Ed Dir. – Paul Addison
Church Bd. Sec. – Eva Addison
Church Treasurer – Sara Parker
Rehoboth (Organized 1912) (017-0460)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 39, Zebulon, GA 30295) 976 Kings Rd., Molena, GA 30258
(E-mail: [email protected]; Fax: 770-944-7194; 770-944-7194)
Pastor—(9/6/92) James D. Wilson (Norma), 617 Heather Dr., Lithia Springs, GA 30122
(E-mail: [email protected]; 770-944-7194)
Music Dir.—Linda Smith, 7696 GA Hwy. 109, Molena, GA 30258
(E-mail: [email protected]; Cell: 770-550-3916)
Children’s Min. Dir. —Debra Thomas, 596 Cook Rd., Griffin, GA 30224
(E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 678-692-9021)
SDMI Supt.—Johnny Young, 3374 Weems Rd., Molena, GA 30258 (Home: 706-648-6140)
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Children’s Min. Dir.—Debra Thomas, 596 Cook Rd., Griffin, GA 30224
(E-mail: [email protected]; 678-692-9021)
Adult Min. Dir. – Joan McGinnis, 121 Calhoun Rd., Griffin, GA
Email:
30224
[email protected]; Home: 770-227-1675)
Youth Coordinator – Andrew Mauney, 113 White Oak Dr., Jackson, GA
30233
(Home: 770-227-6711)
NMI Pres.—Janice Young, 3374 Weems Rd., Molena, GA 30258
(Home: 706-648-6140)
CLT Dir.—Norma F. Wilson, 617 Heather Dr., Lithia Springs, GA 30122
(E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 770-944-7194)
Church Board Sec.—Barbara Manahan, 2627 Hwy. 362, Williamson, GA 30292
(E-mail: [email protected]; 770-228-2028)
Church Treas.—Joan McGinnis, 121 Calhoun Rd., Griffin, GA 30224
(E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 770-227-1675)
Rivers of Living Waters (CTM) (17-0032)
Location: 700 Dunlap Rd. N.E. Milledgeville, GA 31061
Pastor – (05/13) James Lary, P.O. Box 4121, Macon, GA
31208
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 478-262-4403)
Rome First (Organized 1944) (017-0570)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 2757) 26 Glenda Dr., Rome, GA 30164 (706-234-5023)
Pastor—(04/01/12) Ronny D. Hilton (Hillary), 3 Pine View Way, Rome, GA
30161
(Email: [email protected]; 706-766-4242)
SDMI Supt.— Dr. Phillip Dillard, 116 Wiley Dr., Cedartown, GA 30125 (770-748-8629)
Prime Time Dir.—Algar Dole, 225 Reeceburg Rd., Silver Creek, GA
30147
(706-226-3605)
NMI Pres.—Bobbie Gay, 195 Old Shannon Rd., Rome, GA
30165 (706-295-1412)
Church Board Sec.— Dr. Phillip Dillard, 116 Wiley Dr., Cedartown, GA
30125 (770-748-8629)
Church Treas.— Algar Dole, 225 Reeceburg Rd., Silver Creek, GA 30173 (706-226-3605)
Rossville First (Organized 1930) (017-0580)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 187) 901 McFarland Ave., Rossville, GA 30741 (706-866-8122)
Pastor— (10/1/09) Dr. Charles Fountain (Louise) 90 Sarah Lynn Ln., Ft. Oglethorpe, GA
30742 (706-858-6386)
(Email: [email protected]; 423-280-7619)
Music Dir.-Joyce Chambers, 52 South Lake Terrace, Rossville, GA 30741 (706-866-1037)
Children’s Min. Dir. Terry David, 109 Laurelwood Circle, Rossville, GA
30741
(Email: [email protected]; Phone; 423-486-2783)
NMI Pres.—Arvenia Ireland, 723 Cherokee Tr., Rossville, GA 30741
(E-mail [email protected]; 706-866-3626)
Church Board Sec.—Joyce Chambers, 52 Lake Terrace, Rossville, GA 30741 (706-866-1037)
Church Treas.—Paul Ireland, 723 Cherokee Tr., Rossville, GA 30741
(E-mail [email protected] 706-866-3626)
Rowland Chapel (Organized 1953) (017-0590)
Location—(Mail: 827 E. Chicken Rd., Chester, GA 31012) I-16 to Exit 42, take Hwy. 338 S.
42
2 mi., turn right on Chicken Rd. and go 7 miles (E-mail: [email protected];
478-358-4312)
Pastor—(6/10/10) To Be Supplied
SDMI Supt.—Rachel Mullis, 250 S. Pine St., Chester, GA 31012 (478-278-4486)
NYI Pres. – Nick Herman 451 Taylor Rowland Road Lot 23, Dexter, GA
31019 (478-875-4612)
NMI Pres.—Martha Bryant, 2564 Chicken Rd., Dublin, GA 31021 (478-358-4260)
Church Board Sec.—Rachel Mullis, 250 S. Pine Ave. Chester, GA
31012
(Email: [email protected]; 478-358-4983)
Church Treas.—Martha Bryant, 2564 Chicken Rd., Dudley, GA 31022 (478-358-4260)
Saint Mark (Organized 1952) (017-0647)
Location—4493 GA Highway 46, Rte. 2, Box 136D1, Soperton, GA 30457
Pastor—(8/26/06) Randy B. Smith (Pam), 156 Clyde & Edward Tucker Rd., Claxton, GA
30417 (E-mail: [email protected]; 912-690-0854)
SDMI Supt.—Brian Graham, Rte.2, Box 298, Soperton, GA 30457 (478-529-4816)
Adult Min. Dir.—Leland Ely, 308 Norman St., Soperton, GA 30457 (478-529-3517)
Church Board Sec.—Paul Burns, P.O. Box 253, Soperton, GA 30457 (912-529-6757)
Church Treas.—Paul Burns, P.O. Box 253, Soperton, GA 30457 (912-529-6757)
Sandersville (Organized 1950) (017-0660)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 801) 619 S. Harris St., Sandersville, GA 31082
(Website; sandersvillefirstchurch.com; E-mail:[email protected]; Business: 478-5525300)
Pastor—(04/01/11) Gary L. Mimbs (Michelle), 614 Park Ave., Sandersville, GA 31082
([email protected]; Home: 478-552-7418; Cell 478-251-9013)
Outreach Pastor – J. Danny Thomas – 409 E. Third Ave., Tennille, GA
31089
(Home: 478-552-3097)
Music Dir.—Jonathan Jackson, 1605 Holloway-Ray Road, McIntyre, GA 31054
(Home: 478-628-5635)
SDMI Supt.—Gina Logue, 3791 New Tennille Rd., Tennille, GA 31089
(Home: 478-552-0608)
Children’s Min. Dir.—Dawn Lawson, 736 West Church St., Sandersville, GA
31082
(Home: 478-552-6125)
NYI Pres.—Monty Sanders, 275 Lewis Rd., Sandersville, GA
31082 (Home: 478-552-1903)
Adult Min. Dir.—Shirley Haywood, 403 Third Ave., Tennille, GA 31089 (Home: 478-552-7407)
Prime Time Min. Dir., Darnell Jackson, 518 North Main Street, Tennille, GA
31089
(Cell: 478-232-1453)
Men’s Min. Dir.—Jonathan Thigpen, 8275 Old Savannah Rd. Tennille, GA
31089
(Cell: 478-232-1307)
Women’s Min. Dir.— Jean Anderson, 2350 Highway 242, Sandersville, GA
31082
(478-232-0132)
NMI Pres.—Dianne Durden, P.O. Box 514, Sandersville, GA 31082 (Home: 478-552-5603)
Work and Witness – Michelle Mimbs, 614 Park Ave., Sandersville, GA 31082
(Cell: 478-252-9097)
Church Board Sec.—Pam Hooks, 722 Buckeye Rd., Tennille, GA 31089 (Cell:478-232-1537)
Church Treas.—Howard Darsey, 623 Woodland Dr., Sandersville, GA 31082 (Home: 478-552-5605)
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Savannah Harvest (Organized 1940) (017-0630)
Location—5995 Waters Ave., Savannah, GA 31406
(Website: www.savharvest.com;
912-354-8500)
Pastor – To Be Supplied
Music Dir.—Kay Durden, 610 Steele Wood Dr., Richmond Hill, GA 31324
(E-mail [email protected] ; 912-663-8952)
SDMI Supt.—Lorraine Coy, 6 Hopeton Court, East Savannah, GA
31419
Children’s Min. Dir., Pam Brachna, 4 Inwood Rd., Savannah, GA
31419
(203-228-8311)
NYI Pres. Tina Farmer, 414 Planters Dr., Ellabell, GA
31308 (912-202-9142)
Adult Dir. – Richard Durden, 610 Steele Wood Dr., Richmond Hill, GA
31324 (912-856-4376)
Women’s Min. Dir.—Lorraine Coy, 6 Hopeton Court East, Savannah, GA 31419
(E-mail [email protected] 912-429-3370)
Men’s Min. Dir., Ed Palmer, 2200 East Victory Dr., Apt. 117, Savannah, GA
NMI Pres.— Pam Brachna, 4 Inwood Rd., Savannah, GA
31404
31419
(203-228-8311)
Work and Witness Coord. Ed Coy, 6 Hopeton Court East, Savannah, GA
31419 (912-429-3717)
Church Board Sec.—Arlene Miller, 254 Bastel Way, Richmond Hill, GA
31324
Church Treas.—Juanita Clark, 225 Bull River Bluff, Savannah, GA
31410 (912-897-3707)
Sharpsburg First (Organized 1996) (017-0663)
Location—4757 Highway 34 East, Sharpsburg, GA 30277(Website: www.sharpsburgfirst.org;
E-mail: [email protected]; Fax: 770-252-3734; 770-252-3734)
Pastor—(7/01/01) Jeff Hines (Kathy), 137 Ivy Trace Blvd., Newnan, GA 30265 (770-254-0007)
Assoc. Pastor – Steve Queen, 96 Matador Way, Newnan, GA
30263
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 678-601-5766)
Music Dir.—Layne Dewlen, 20 Malvern Hill, Sharpsburg, GA
(Email: [email protected]; Home:
30277
770-251-0741)
Vis. Min., Ernie Hinson, 1923 Pueblo Dr., Jonesboro, GA
30236
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 770-883-3981)
SDMI Supt.—Johnnie Mae Welch, 200 Courtyard Dr., Newnan, GA
30265
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 770-683-2784)
Children’s Min. Dir.-Candy Dewlen, 20 Malvern Hill, Sharpsburg, GA
(Email: [email protected]; Home:
30277
770-251-0741)
Youth Pastor-Steve Queen, 96 Matador Way, Newnan, GA
30263
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 770-601-5766)
Prime Time Dir.- Ernie Hinson, 1923 Pueblo Dr., Jonesboro, GA
30236
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 770-883-3981)
Men’s Min. Dir.-Layne Dewlin, 20 Malvern Hill, Sharpsburg, GA
30277
(E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 770-251-0741)
Women’s Min. Dir.- Donna Hinson, 1923 Pueblo Dr. Jonesboro, GA
30236
(Email: [email protected]; Cell; 770-883-3981)
NMI Pres.—Jen van Splunter, 160 Lakeview Lane, Fayetteville, GA
(Email: [email protected]; Home:
30214
770-716-0116)
Church Board Sec.—Donna Williams, 284 Walden Pond Rd, Senoia, GA 30276
(E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 770-599-0310)
Church Treas.—Dawn Davidson, 55 Willoughby Run, Sharpsburg, GA 30277
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(E-mail: [email protected]; Home; 770-755-6276)
Smyrna (Organized 1961) (017-0645)
Location—531 Plaza Dr., Smyrna, GA 30082 (Web:
www.smyrnanazarene.com;
E-mail: [email protected]; 770-436-6784)
Pastor—(6/1/09) Brent Reed (Donna), 531 Plaza Dr., Smyrna, GA 30082
E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 770-405-8090)
SDMI Supt.—Sue Jenkins, 1011 Brite Court, Austell, GA
30106
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 770-354-6534)
NYI President-Lary Reed, 531 Plaza Drive, Smyrna, GA
30082
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 770-405-8090)
NMI Pres.— Marie Jenkins, 1011 Brite Court, Austell, GA 30106
(E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 770-438-7350)
Church Board Sec.— Sue Jenkins, 1011 Bright Court, Austell, GA
30106
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 770-354-6534)
Church Treas.—Larry Bail, 2226 Spear Point Dr., Marietta, GA 30067
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 678-640-2575)
Swainsboro First (Organized 1960) (017-0652)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 479)
1047 Hwy. 1 N., Swainsboro, GA 30401
(E-mail: [email protected]; 478-237-8131)
Pastor—(1/21/96) Timothy Nary (Kay), 203 Sycamore St., Swainsboro, GA 30401(478-237-4759)
SDMI Supt.—Connie Hood, 135 John Deere Rd., Adrian, GA 31002 (Cell: 478-299-3378)
NYI Pres.—Cassie Way, 155 Overstreet Rd., Swainsboro, GA 30401 (Cell: 478-494-5534)
NMI Pres.—Gale Watson, 1160 Hwy 56 South, Swainsboro, GA
30401 (Home: 478-237-8830)
Church Board Sec.—Judy Beckworth, 799 Hawhammock Rd., Swainsboro, GA 30401
(Home: 478-237-4022)
Church Treas.— Connie Hood, 135 John Deere Rd., Adrian, GA 31002 (Cell: 478-299-3378)
The Crossing (Organized 1973) (017-0395)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 2262, Dacula, GA
30019) 4682 Spout Springs Road, Buford, GA
30519 (Website: www.atthecrossing.org; E-mail: [email protected]
Pastor- (06-04-09)Karl Alspach (Lisa), 3161 Perimeter Cr., Buford, GA
30519 (770-967-
7860)
Lay Minister – Chad Aukland, 2160 Yarbrough Way, Dacula, GA 30019
Children Min. Dir.- Christa Webb (Email: [email protected])
NYI President – Patrick Webb
Youth Dir. – Josh O’Hara
(Email: [email protected])
(Email: [email protected])
Men’s Min. Dir. – Nate Norton
(Email:
[email protected])
Women’s Min. Dir. – Aleicia Alspauch, 3161 Perimeter Circle, Buford, GA
30519
(Email: [email protected])
NMI Pres. Glenn O’Loughin
(Email: [email protected])
Church Bd. Sec. – Brad Burkes
Church Bd. Treas. – Joel Bell
Thomasville First (Organized 1925) (017-0680)
Location—1136 Remington Ave., Thomasville, GA 31792 (E-mail: [email protected]
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229-226-1551)
Pastor—(5/01/07) Rick Mann (Mary), 2587 Pummy Rd., Ochlocknee, GA 31773
(E-mail: [email protected]; 229-403-9003)
Music Dir.—Daniel Myers, 616 Salem Rd., Boston, GA 31626 (229-225-7638)
SDMI Supt.— Daniel Myers, 616 Salem Rd., Boston, GA 31626 (229-225-7638)
Children’s Min. Dir.—Brenda Elkins, 201 Mathis Rd., Cairo, GA 31728 (229-377-6694)
NMI Pres.— Connie Commins, 220 Covington Ave. #119, Thomasville, GA
31792
(Email: [email protected]; 229-289-7175)
Church Board Sec.— Randall Myers, 2621 Pummy Rd., Ochlocknee, GA
31773 (229-225-6035)
Church Treas.—Kathy Smith, 1641 Gatlin Creek Rd., Thomasville, GA 31792 (229-225-1615)
Tifton First (Organized 1939) (017-0690)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 315) 3024 Tift Ave. N., Tifton, GA 31794
(Website: www.tiftonfirstnaz.org; Email:
[email protected] (229-382-3441)
Pastor— To Be Supplied
Assoc. Pastor— Martha Ann Dotson, 31 Evie Circle, Tifton, GA 31794
(Email: [email protected]; 229-392-4385)
Music Director—Bruce Shiver, 2010 Turner Tr., Tifton, GA 31793
(E-mail: [email protected]; 229-382-8180)
SDMI Supt.— Nancy Gardner, P.O. Box 315, Tifton, GA
NYI
31794 (229-382-3441)
Pres. – Rebecca Perez, P.O. Box 1028, Tifton, GA
(Email:
31793
[email protected]; 229-646-4860)
Prime Time Dir.—Leon Barnes, 3140 Ferry Lake Rd., Enigma, GA 31749 (229-386-0692)
NMI Pres.—Martha Ann Dotson, 31 Evie Circle, Tifton, GA
31794
(Email: [email protected]; 229-392-4385)
Church Board Secretary – Melissa Manders, P.O. Box 315 Tifton, GA
31794-0315
(229-382-5425)
Church Treas.—Alice Pitts P.O. Box 315 Tifton, GA
31794
(Email: [email protected]; 229-848-1584)
Valdosta (Organized 1948) (017-0710)
Location—4434 N. Forrest St., Valdosta, GA 31605(Website: www.valdostanazarene.org;
E-mail: [email protected]; 229-244-4094)
Pastor—(09/1/11) David Bane (Susan) 304 Jennifer Cir, Valdosta, GA
31605
(Email: [email protected]; 229-563-3721)
Assoc. Pastor – Jeremy Scott, 4897 Old Lake Park Rd., Valdosta, GA
31608
(Email: [email protected]; 229-740-7745)
Music Dir.—Debbie Ritzman, 3478 Duck Point Dr., Lake Park, GA
31636
(Email: [email protected]; 229-251-1715)
Chr. Ed. Min. Dir.- Doug Walls 3875 Studstill Rd., Valdosta, GA
(Email: [email protected];
31605
229-326-0188)
SDMI Supt – Debra Cone, 3818 Raintree Cir., Valdosta. GA
31601
([email protected]; 229-300-9313
Childcare/School Dir./Min.- Katherine Scott, 4897 Old Lake Park Rd., Valdosta, GA
31608
(Email: [email protected]; 229-630-8082)
Children Dir.- Susan Bane, 304 Jennifer Cir. Valdosta, GA
31605
(Email: [email protected]; 229-563-3721)
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NYI Pres.—Anna Newsome 747 Carriage Crossing Hahira, GA
31632
(Email: [email protected]; 229-539-4018)
Youth Pastor – Doug Walls, 3875 Studstill Rd., Valdosta, GA
(Email:
31605
[email protected]; 229-326-0188)
Prime Time Dir. – Diana Sayre, 4526 Ivey Chase, Valdosta, GA
31602
(Email: [email protected]; 229-249-0645)
Single Adult Min. Dir. – Debbi Cook, P.O. Box 2792 Valdosta, GA
31605
([email protected]; 229-740-0652)
Women’s Min. Dir. – .— Katherine Scott, 4897 Old Lake Park Rd., Valdosta, GA
31608
(Email: [email protected]; 229-630-8082)
NMI Pres. Ruben Mendez, 4897 Old Park Rd., Valdosta, GA
31608
([email protected]; 678-634-9187)
Work and Witness Coord. – Pam Hernandez, 4757 Boring Pond Rd., Valdosta, GA
31606
(Email: [email protected]; 229-539-4460)
Church Board Sec.— India Wilcox, 5071 Greyfield Pl, Valdosta, GA
31605
(Email: [email protected]; 229-425-0855)
Church Treas.— .— Katherine Scott, 4897 Old Lake Park Rd., Valdosta, GA
31608
(Email: [email protected]; 229-630-8082)
Vidalia (CTM) (017-0017)
Location—(Mail: P. O. Box 2123, Vidalia, GA 30475) 401 Madison St., Vidalia, GA 30474
Pastor— (04/09)Isaac Dodds (Sharon), 1909 S. Maple Dr., Vidalia, GA 30474
(E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 912-537-6046; Cell: 478-501-7906)
Warner Robins First (Organized 1956) (017-0711)
Location—300 Lois Dr., Warner Robins, GA 31093
(Website: www.wrnaz.org; E-mail: [email protected]; 478-923-2108)
Pastor—(6/21/87) David Miller (Susan), 405 Oakview Square, Warner Robins, GA 31093
(478-922-5781)
Music Dir.—Brad Pullen, 3036 Chattooga Way, Bonaire, GA
Vis. Min.-Al Eddy, 80 Hillside Lane, Byron, GA
31005 (478-997-2907)
31008 (478-956-3978)
SDMI Supt.— Becky Warren, 104 William D. Evans Ct. Kathleen, GA
31047 (478-284-1977)
Children’s Min. Dir., Angie Andrews, 4 Sandstone Ct., Centerville, GA
31028
(478-808-2000)
NYI Pres.—Rob Belknap, 104 Wembley Ct., Warner Robins, GA
31088 (478-997-1846)
Assoc. Pastor—Cameron Andrews 4 Sandstone Ct., Centerville, GA 31028(478-953-3818)
Assoc. Pastor – Andrew Pickens, 2929 Watson Blvd., STE 2-328 Warner Robins, GA
31093
(478-737-7150)
Assoc. Pastor Sr. Adults - Harold Hatton, 102 Knights Bridge, Warner Robins, GA
Adult Min. Dir.- Nancy Andrews, 103 Enchanted Oaks, Bonaire, GA
31093
31005 (478-923-2529)
Prime Time Dir.—Bob Arisohn, 105 Virginia Drive, Warner Robins, GA
31093 (478-929-9680)
Single Adult Min. Director – Andrew Pickens, 2929 Watson Blvd., STE 2-328 Warner Robins,
GA
31093 (478-737-7150)
Men’s Min. Dir.- Barry Sams, 303 Wellborn Road, Warner Robins, GA
31088
(478-929-2207)
Women’s Min. Dir.-Peggy Tyler, 504 Pebblebrook West, Warner Robins, GA 31088
(478-922-9037)
NMI Pres.—Bob Arisohn, 105 Virginia Drive, Warner Robins, GA
31093 (478-929-9680)
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Church Board Sec – Jerry Warren, 104 William D. Evans Ct., Kathleen, GA
31047
(478-284-1977)
Church Treas.—Peggy Tyler, 504 Pebblebrook W., Warner Robins, GA 31088 (478-922-9037)
Waycross First (Organized 1930) (017-0720)
Location—2505 Alice St., Waycross, GA 31501(912-283-1836)
Pastor—(05-01-12)Chris (Karen) Padgett, 2501 Alice Street, Waycross, GA
31501
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 912-338-0282; Cell: 912-281-4052)
Music Director – Rhonda Ponsell, 201 Stetson Dr., Waycross, GA
31501 (912-337-4316)
SDMI Superintendent – Tom Humphries, 2828 Greenbriar Rd., Waycross, GA
31503
(912-548-1579)
Men’s Min. Dir. – Robert Wylie, 2309 Walnut Lane, Waycross, GA
(912-285-3224)
Women’s Min. Dir. – Lawana Thompson
NMI President – Debbie Sills, 3729 Kathryn Dr., Waycross, GA (912-286-3551)
Church Board Secretary – Joyce Ruble (Home: 912-283-9810)
Church Treas.—Cassie Smith, 614 Community Dr., Waycross, GA 31503 (912-285-3206)
Waynesville Trinity (Organized 1961) (017-0725)
Location: 11721 Old Post Rd., Hortense, GA
31543
Pastor- To Be Supplied
Church Treas. – Pat Rooks, 73 Community Dr., Hortense, GA
31543
Wilkes (Organized 1946) (017-0750)
Location—(Mail: 847 Wilkes Church Rd., Rockledge, GA 30454) 3.5 miles South of Minter GA
just off the Minter-Tweed Rd. (478-272-1297)
Pastor—(3/09/08) Ike J. Branch (Debra), P.O. Box 1892, Dublin, GA 31040
(Email:
[email protected]; 478-484-1124)
Music Dir.—Larry Reid, 1923 Thigpen Cemetery Rd., Rockledge, GA 30454 (Cell: 478-484-7856)
Chairman of Trustees-Donald Warnock, 2431 Hwy. 199 S., East Dublin, GA
31027
(478-272-5784)
SDMI Supt.—Debbie Reid, 1923 Thigpen Cemetery Rd., Rockledge, GA
30454
(Cell: 478-484-7876)
Chairperson of Stewards- Barbara Ellington 870 Chester Wilkes Lane, East Dublin, GA
31027
(478-272-8915)
NMI Pres. Dianne Reece, 978 L.C. Pope Road, East Dublin, GA
31027 (478-272-6341)
NYI Pres.—Joey Ethridge, 239 Earnest Stinson Rd., East Dublin, GA 31027 (478-275-8944)
Church Board Sec.—Larry Reid, 1923 Thigpen Cemetery Rd., Rockledge, GA 30454
(Cell: 478-484-7856)
Church Treas.—Janice Warnock, 2431 Hwy. 199 S., East Dublin, GA 31027 (478-272-5784)
Woodstock (Organized 1989) (017-0576)
Location—874 Arnold Mill Rd., Woodstock, GA 30188 (Website: www.wcnga.com;
Email: [email protected]; 770-776-9296)
Pastor— (12/18/11) Lewis Stark (Allison) 347 Antebellum Place, Woodstock, GA
(Email:
30188
[email protected]; 770-776-9296)
Music Director – Gary Courington, 880 Rabbit Hill Rd., Canton, GA
30114
(Email: [email protected]; 678-852-6864)
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SDMI – Charlene Booker, 4798 Rubes Cube Drive., Marietta, GA
30066
(Email: [email protected]; 770-924-6829)
NYI President – Dan Ploth, 871 Rabbit Hill Rd. Canton, GA
30114
(Email: [email protected]; 770-366-7515)
NMI President – Bud Champlin, 487 Turkey Trail, Jasper, GA
30143
(Email: [email protected]; 770-324-4690)
Church Board Secretary – David Scott, 515 Deer Run Way, Woodstock, GA
30189
[email protected]; 770-926-7428)
(Email:
Church Treasurer – Antela Ploth, 870 Rabbit Rd., Canton, GA
30114
(Email: [email protected]; 770-366-5868)
Wrens New Hope (Organized 1950) (017-0770)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 116) 17400 Hwy. 1 N., Wrens, GA 30833
Pastor— (07/03/11) Danny Rountree (Patti) 5167 Tennille Oconee Rd. Tennille, GA
31089
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 478-357-2806)
SDMI Superintendent – Ed Hartley, 2135 GA Hwy. 171 N. Louisville, GA
30434
(Email:[email protected]; 478-625-9156)
Church Board Sec. Patti Rountree, 5167 Tennille Oconee Rd. Tennille, GA
31089
(Email: [email protected]; 478-412-1065)
Church Treas.—Sara Pittman, 3076 Moore Rd., Avery, GA 30803
(Email: [email protected]; 706-547-6396)
Wrightsville (Organized 1949) (017-0780)
Mail-155 Lakeview Dr., Wrightsville, GA 31096
Location—143 Lakeview Dr., Wrightsville, GA 31096 (Home; 478-864-2311)
Pastor—(12/01/10) T. Manuel Johnson (Avis), 155 Lakeview Dr., Wrightsville, GA 31096
(Email: [email protected]; 478-864-2312; cell: 229-392-6871)
Assoc. Pastor Min of Worship- Chad Potts, 1005 Lakewood Trail, Dublin, GA
31021
(Email: [email protected]; 706-346-1854)
Lay Minister 31002
Min of the Great Commission – Emory Corley, 37 Meeks Rd., Adrian, GA
(478-484-5895)
Adm. Asst. Daniel Sikes, 36 Dry Creek Rd., Wrightsville, GA
31096
(Email: [email protected]; 478-697-6012)
SDMI Supt.—Annette Claxton, 1609 Liberty Grove Church Rd., Wrightsville, GA 31096
(Email: [email protected]; 478-668-4860)
Children’s Min. Dir.-Shelia Thigpen, 530 Mount Olive Church Road, Wrightsville, GA 31096
(478-668-4959)
NYI Pres.—Marolyn Fortner, 4864 Georgia Hwy. 57 East, Wrightsville, GA 31096
(Email: [email protected]; 478-697-4921)
NMI Pres.—Chad Potts 1005 Lakewood Trail, Dublin, GA
31021
(Email: [email protected])
Small Group Directors – Chad @ Celia Potts. 1005 Lakewood Trail, Dublin, GA
31021
(Email: [email protected]; 706-346-1854)
Work and Witness Coord – Emory Corley, 37 Meeks Rd, Adrian, GA
31002 (478-484-5895)
Church Board Secretary – Annette Claxton, 1609 Liberty Grove Church Rd., Wrightsville, GA
31096
(Email: [email protected]: 478-668-4860)
Church Treas.—Allen Green, 1921 Burma Rd., East Dublin, GA 31027 (478-272-9371)
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G. ORDAINED MINISTERS (ELDERS)
Note: Date indicates year ordained or elder’s orders recognized. Location of church
membership is indicated in parentheses following name and address.
CED--Christian Ed. Minister
CHP--Chaplain
DA--District Assignment
DIA--District Interim Assignment
EA-Deaconess
DS--District Superintendent
EDU--Education
ESR--Evangelism Service, Retired
EVT--Evangelist, Tenured
EVC--Evangelist, Commissioned
EVR--Evangelist, Registered
GA--General Assignment
GS--General Superintendent
PAS—Pastor
PSV-FT, Pastoral Service Full Time (Assoc.)
PSV-PT, Pastoral Service Part Time (Assoc.)
RA--Retired, Assigned
RU--Retired, Unassigned
SEC--Song Evangelist, Commissioned
SER--Song Evangelist, Registered
SPC--Interdenominational/
Special Service
STU--Student
TRF--In Process of Transfer
U—Unassigned
1994
RU
Acheson, Margo L., 764 IMac Rd., Woodbury, GA 30293
(Harmony)
2011
PSV-FT
(E-mail: [email protected]; 706-302-9743)
Alusma, Lucson, 3161 Lincoln Crest Circle, Austell, GA
30106
(Life Hope Haitian)(E-mail: [email protected]; 404-839-9771)
50
2010
PAS
Alusma, Odel, 1240 Villa Rica Rd. S. W., Marietta, GA 30064
(Life Hope Haitian)(E-mail: [email protected])(404-957-8319)
2006
PAS
Amspaugh, Mark, 603 Brookview Lane, Dalton, GA
(Dalton First) (E-mail:
2002
PSV-PT
30720
[email protected]; Cell: 706-618-8369)
Andrews, Cameron W., 4 Sandstone Court, Centerville, GA 31028
(Warner Robins) (E-mail: [email protected])(478-808-9744)
2005
CHP
Atkins, Matthew, 1241 B Junea Ave., Jber, AK 99505 (Chattanooga Valley)
(Email: [email protected]; Phone: 907-342-2068)
2009
U
Bailey, Michael Roy, 400 Fairfield Dr., Dublin, GA 31021
(Mount Olive) (E-mail: [email protected]) (478-275-7553)
1997
PAS
Bane, David, 304 Jennifer Circle,
(Valdosta)
(Email:
Valdosta, GA
[email protected])
31605
(229-563-3721)
1977
RA
Barnes, Donald
2002
PAS
Bemis, Jon Elliott, 160 Durance Dr., Flintstone, GA 30275
(Chattanooga Valley)(Email:
2011
U
Betts, James Daniel 708 Valley View Place, Canton, GA
(Woodstock)
1989
PSV-PT
U
30114
(706-258-7717)
Bishop, Alfred Edward, 11 Short Rd., Manchester, GA 31816
(Manchester)
2010
[email protected]; Cell:423-364-0811)
(E-mail: [email protected]) (706-846-3432)
Bohler, Daniel F. 155 L.T. Peed Road, Butler, GA
31006
(Blairsville) (Email: [email protected]; 706-994-4555)
1985
EVR
Boomer, Eric James, 490 Caldwell Bridge Rd., Concord, GA
30206
(Donalsonville) (E-mail: [email protected]; 229-400-4573)
2002
PAS
Branch, Isaac (Ike) Jones, P.O. Box 1892, Dublin GA 31040
(Wilkes) (E-mail: [email protected]; 478-484-1124)
1979
PAS
Brantley, Lamar W., 435 Orchard Ln., Sandersville, GA 31082
Shepherd)
1968
RA
PAS
(Email: [email protected]; Home: 478-552-0803)
Broadway, Earl, 311 E 2nd St., Apt. 203, Tifton, GA 31794
(Tifton)
1984
(Good
(229-387-7802)
Brown, William Joseph, 132 Robert Lane, Ringgold, GA 30736 (Battlefield
Parkway) (E-mail: [email protected]; Business: 706-866-9838)
1983
PAS
Callis, Steven J., 6061 Central Church Rd., Douglasville, GA 30135
(Douglasville First) (Email: [email protected])(Home: 770-949-6489)
1954
U
Campbell, V. P., 6 Lee Circle, Fort Oglethorpe, GA 30742 (Battlefield
51
Parkway)
1963
RA/ESR
(E-mail: [email protected]; 706-866-1857)
Canen, David, 331 Raka Dr., East Dublin, GA 31027
(Graham Memorial)(E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 478-272-9214)
1961
RA
Canen, Paul I., 2255 Matthew Ct., Monroe, GA 30655
(Gracepointe) (E-mail: [email protected]; 770-207-7309)
1988
PAS
Cannon, John, 75 Timber Ridge Court, Ringgold, GA 30736
(Fairview)
1992
U
(Email:
Caraway, Aubrey, P. O. Box 13634, East Dublin, GA 31027
(Mt. Olive)
1977
PAS
[email protected]; 706-866-6911)
(478-595-5224)
Carnes, Gerald A., 226 Summit Trl. Dallas, GA 30132
(Marietta First) (Email:
2004
SPC
[email protected]; 678-402-1675)
Carter, Douglas M., 3143 Orchard Ridge Cir., Duluth, GA 30096
(The Crossing) (404-229-6653)
1978
PSV-PT
Chase, Clarence, 325 Brittan Trl., Jonesboro, GA 30236
(East Point) (E-mail: [email protected]; 770-477-7853)
1967
RA
Cook, L. Gene, 3607 Holland Ct., Phenix City, AL
([email protected]) (Home: 334-297-9868 Cell:
36867 (HarvestPointe)
1974
RA
706-570-4410)
Cook, Thomas L., 3107 Melissa Court, Smyrna, TN, 37167
(Crossroads) (E-mail: [email protected]; 770-363-5834)
1976
RA
Craft, James E. Sr., 797 Harrell Rd., Thomaston, GA 30286
(Pine Mountain)(706-648-9202)
1976
RU
Creekbaum, James O., 2780 Temple Dukes Rd., Woodbury, GA 30293
(Harmony) (706-846-8465)
1988
DA
Croft, Jeffrey, 7 Meeks Road, Adrian, GA 31002
(Dublin First) (E-mail: [email protected]; 478-668-4329)
2006
PAS/EVR
Dean, Raymond Eugene, Jr., 2005 Prince Ave., Tifton, GA 31794
(Hinesville New Hope)(E-mail: [email protected]; 229-392-5034)
1955
RA
Dell, Jack, 852 17th St., Apt. 1, Santa Monica, CA 90403 (Brunswick Grace
Community) (310-998-8611)
1977
RA/SPC
Dennis, Darrell 1009 Sheffield Ave, Indianapolis, Indiana 46221
(Rivers of Living Waters) (Email: [email protected]; 317-955-2099)
2011
PAS
Dodds, Isaac Lee, 1909 S. Maple Dr., Vidalia, GA
(Vidalia) (E-mail: [email protected]; Cell:
2004
PSV-PT
30474
478-501-7906)
Dotson, Martha, 31 Evie Circle, Tifton, GA 31794
(Tifton)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 229-392-4375)
52
2004
PAS
Dudley, Steven, P.O. Box 248 Jackson, GA
30233
(Jackson) (Email : [email protected]; Home: 478-308-4580)
1988
RA/ESR
Dunn, James T.,
28 Osprey Dr., Richmond Hill, GA
Harvest) (E-mail: [email protected];
1997
PSV-PT
31324 (Savannah
478-232-8104)
Eddy, Alfred Eugene, 80 Hillside Lane, Byron, GA
31008
(Warner Robins) (E-mail: [email protected]; 478-956-3978)
1992
RA
Emerson, George, 67 Skyline Dr., S.E., Cartersville, GA 30120
(Fairview)(770-387-1880)
2006
PAS
Farmer, Brian, 1489 S. Broad St., Cairo, GA 39828
(Cairo First) (E-mail:
[email protected])
(Home: 229-377-3506, Cell: 229-200-6601)
1988
PAS
Farmer, Michael E., 104 Tallokas Circle, Moultrie, GA 31788
(Moultrie First)(E-mail:
[email protected]; Home: 229-985-6169;
Cell: 229-873-6265)
1965
RA
Figge, R. Eugene, 200 Dearing Woods Way, Covington, GA
(Jackson)
1994
RA
30014-7037
(Email: [email protected]; 678-712-6576)
Foster, Richard Hugh, 144 Forte Dr. NW, Milledgeville, GA 31061 (Griffin
First)(E-mail: [email protected]; 478-968-7147)
1963
PAS
Fountain Sr., Charles A., 90 Sarah Lynn Lane, Ft. Oglethorpe, GA
(Rossville First)
1995
PAS
(706-858-6386)
Fowler, Frederick N., 143 Hickman Fork Rd., Thomaston, GA
(Pine Mountain)
2003
PAS
RA
Frye, Shelia Pam, 1819 Yates Spring Rd., Ringgold, GA 30736 (Harrisburg)
SPC
423-413-2227)
Gay, Barry T., 195 Shannon Rd., N. E., Rome, GA 30161
(Rome First) (E-mail:
2009
30286
(706-741-4512)
(E-mail: [email protected];
1961
30742
[email protected]; 706-295-1412)
George, Ryan Edward, 3690 Willow Mill Drive, Lawrenceville, GA
30044
(Harvest Community) (E-mail: [email protected]; Phone: 678-656-8386)
1956
RA/PSV-PT Gillespie, Hilton H., 218 Hummingbird Lane, Albany, GA 31707
(Albany Grace)
2003
PAS
(E-mail: [email protected]; 229-883-5823)
Grant, Lonnie Earl, Jr., 121 Cherokee Drive, Barnesville, GA 30204
(Barnesville First)
2010
PAS
PAS
[email protected]; 770-358-0669)
Gray, Sean, 1900 Garden Blvd., Gainesville, GA 30507
(Gainesville Bethel)
2003
(Email:
(E-mail: [email protected]; 770-539-3430)
Griffin, Ronnie Earl, 6324 Tinley Dr., Macon, GA 31216
53
(Macon Shurlington)(E-mail:
[email protected])
Home: 478-781-2001 Cell: 478-954-0962)
2003
PAS
Grubbs, David Oral, 116 Thomas Spooner Rd., Attapulgus, GA
39815
(Bainbridge) (229-465-3789)
1982
RA
Guyton, Lamar, 20 Poplar Dr., S.E., Cartersville, GA 30121
(Crosswalk) (Email:
1971
RA
Hancock, Larry D., 3011 Lone Oak Rd., Hueytown, AL 35023
(Dalton First)
1986
PSV-PT
RA
Hatton, Harold K. Jr., 102 Knights Bridge, Warner Robins, GA
DA
(Email:
[email protected]) (478-953-6470)
(E-mail:
[email protected]; Phone: 229-325-6530)
Hayes, Leroy Jeffrey, 2095 Hollonville Rd., Brooks, GA 30205
(Bethel International) (E-mail: [email protected])
1976
RA
31093-8547
Hayes, Daniel, 129 Glynn Ave., Fitzgerald, GA 31750
(Fitzgerald)
2009
[email protected]; 765-295-2367)
(Email:
(Warner Robins)
1990
[email protected]; 770-607-2097)
(770-461-3750)
Hester, R. Kenneth, 1410 Coleman Register Rd., Rentz, GA 31075
(Dublin First) (Email: [email protected]; 478-984-5663)
1987
PAS
Hicks, Donald Wayne, 338 Regency Circle, Dublin, GA 31021
(Dublin First) (E-mail: [email protected]) (478-275-2357)
1983
RA
Hill, Charles, 1168 Chullo Rd. S.E. (Roman Court Nursing Home), Rome, GA
30161
2005
PAS
(Rome First)
Hilton, Ronny D., 3 Pine View Way, Rome, GA
(Rome First)(Email:
1995
PAS
RA
30161
[email protected]; 706-766-4242)
Hines, Jeff, 137 Ivy Trace Blvd., Newnan, GA 30265
(Sharpsburg)
1981
(706-234-9513)
(Email:
[email protected]; 770-254-0007)
Hinson, Ernest A., 1923 Pueblo Dr., Jonesboro, GA 30236
(Sharpsburg) (E-mail: [email protected]; 770-883-3981)
1967
RA
Hinton, John J., P.O. Box 360, 120 S. James St., Adrian, GA 31002
(Wrightsville)
1985
EDU
(Home: 478-668-3917)
Hodges, Robert Allen, 1260 Bridle Path Drive, Lawrenceville, GA 30045
(Gracepointe) (E-mail: [email protected]; 678-580-5933)
1983
RA
Holley, Steven W., 293 Still Meadow Lane, Flintstone, GA
30725-2394
(Chattanooga Valley) (E-mail: [email protected]; 423-667-3364)
1983
PAS
Hood, Steve Gregory, 164 Springlake Dr., Leesburg, GA 31763
(Albany First) (E-mail:
[email protected]) (Home: 229-435-6523,
Cell: 229-344-2430)
54
1997
PAS
Horne, Earl, 3245 O’Hara Dr. S., Macon, GA 31206
(Macon Grace)
2010
CHP
Horton, Sonja Yvette, 7135 Springchase Way, Austell, GA 30168-6300
(East Point)
2010
PAS
[email protected]; 478-784-4511)
(E-mail:
(E-mail: [email protected]; 678-485-9797)
Huff, Gary Brandon, 4672 Windswept Way, Flowery Branch, GA 30542
(Gainesville First) (E-mail: [email protected]; Cell: 678-485-0378)
2013
PAS
Hunter, Randall Ross, 859 Harris Beamer Rd. SW, Calhoun, GA 30701
(Calhoun)
1967
PAS
(E-mail: [email protected]; 706-383-8540)
Husband, Edward, 2771 Rolling View Drive, Jonesboro, GA
(East Point) (E-mail:
2008
PSV-PT
1996
PAS
[email protected]; 404-906-7886)
Husband, Mary, 2771 Rolling View Dr. Jonesboro, GA
(East Point) (E-mail:
30236
30236
[email protected]; 770-210-3337)
Idowu, Johnson O., 1936 Capital St., Savannah, GA 31404
(New Life International) (912-224-6744)
1996
PAS
Ingram, Lang, 201 W. 21st St. Alma, GA
31510
(Alma) (Email: [email protected]; 912-632-8338)
1961
RA
James Jr., William Riley, 613 Vulcan Dr., Rising Fawn, GA 30738
(Chattanooga Valley)
2003
SPC
(E-mail: [email protected]; 706-841-1050)
Johnson, Howard B., 8291 Tupelo Trail, Jonesboro, GA
30236
(New Day) (Email: [email protected]; 770-471-9560)
1982
PAS
Johnson, T. Manuel, 155 Lakeview Dr. Wrightsville, GA
(Wrightsville)
(Email:
31096
[email protected]; Home: 478-864-2312;
Cell; 229-392-6871)
1976
RA
Killingsworth, Lyde Warren, 2202 HWY 19 South, Meansville, GA 30256
(Pine Mountain)
1976
RU
(E-mail: [email protected]; 770-567-8622)
Lake, Jr., Harold D., 6501 Payton Woods Lane, Tucker, GA 30084
(Crossroads) (E-mail: [email protected];
2004
PAS
770-493-1208)
Laster, Janice, 757 Master Moore Rd., East Dublin, GA 31027
(Graham Memorial)(E-mail: [email protected]; Home:478-275-3206)
1953
RA
Latham, Harold, 103 Silver Dollar Rd., Barnesville, GA 30204
(Barnesville) (770-358-1591)
2008
U
Leatherwood, James, 5124 E. Timbalier Ct., Columbus, Ga
(Columbus Harvest Faith Community)
31907
(Email: [email protected],
706-610-0545)
2002
PAS
Lennon, Jr., F. Joseph, 3513 Mount Vernon Dr., Augusta, GA 30906
(Augusta First) (Email:
[email protected]; 706-573-0229)
55
2005
PAS
Little, Larry James, 813 Tanglewood Circle, Dublin, GA 31021
(Email: [email protected], Cell: 478-697-6979,
(Adrian New Life)
Home: 478-272-8863)
2006
PAS
Mann, Rick, 2587 Pummy Road, Ochlocknee, GA
(Thomasville First) (Email:
1988
RA/PAS
31773
[email protected])(229-403-9003)
McCluskey, William E., P.O. Box 72, Pine Mountain Valley, GA 31823-0072
(Columbus Grace) (Email: [email protected]; 706-628-0052)
2011
PSV-FT
McGinnis, John Michael, 3148 Watson Woods Way, Loganville, GA 30052
(Gracepointe) (E-mail: [email protected]; 678-409-5600)
2007
PAS
McMath, Carl Lee, 3277 GA Hwy 32 East, Sycamore, GA 31790
(Ashburn Dayspring)
2007
PSV-FT
(229-567-0511)
McMath, Rosanne, 3277 GA Hwy 32 East, Sycamore, GA 31790
(Ashburn Dayspring) (E-mail: [email protected])
2013
PAS
(229-567-0511)
Messer, William Scott, 103 West Crawford Street, Donalsonville, GA
39845
(Donalsonville) (E-mail: [email protected];
Cell: 229-254-8524)
1980
PAS
Miller, David G., 405 Oakview Square, Warner Robins, GA 31093
(Warner Robins First) (Email:
2001
PAS
[email protected]; 478-922-5781)
Mimbs, Gary Lee, 614 Park Ave, Sandersville, GA
31082
(Sandersville) ([email protected])(Home: 478-552-7418, Cell: 478-251-9013)
1962
RA
Mingledorff, Stanley, P. O. Box 105, Oxford, NS B0M 1P0, Canada
(Harmony)
1960
RA
Mingledorff, Walter R., P.O. Box 235, Alma, GA 31510
(Alma First)
2003
PAS
(902-447-3311)
(E-mail: [email protected])
(E-mail: [email protected]; 912-632-0831)
Mitchell, Derek Charles, 1538 Norwood Dr. S. W., Lilburn, GA 30047
(Harvest Community) (Email: [email protected];
Cell: 678-983-7702)
1976
RU
Moore, Donald F., III, 6614 Johnson Circle, Flowery Branch, GA 30542
(Gainesville First) (E-mail: [email protected]; 770-833-2705)
1995
PAS
Nary, Timothy, 203 Sycamore St., Swainsboro, GA 30401
(Swainsboro First) (Email:
1995
PAS
[email protected]; 478-237-4759)
Parker, Allan D., 132 Centennial Rd. ext.
Thomasville, GA 31757
(Quitman)(229-263-9010)
1963
RA
Parmer, James Gerald, 215 Beaver Run Dr., Dublin, GA 31021
(Mount Olive) (Email: [email protected], Home: 478-272-4040)
56
2014
PSV-PT
Peacock, Jason Shannon, 241 Brixton Place, McDonough, GA
30253
(Lovejoy Family) (E-mail: [email protected]; Cell: 678-592-5715)
1982
PAS
Peacock, T. Jerry, Sr., 120 Ty Stokes Rd., Cochran, GA 31014
(E-mail:
1983
RA
(Cochran)
[email protected]; Home: 478-934-4972)
Penrow, Freddie E., P.O. Box 274, Gibson, GA 30810
(Wrens) (706-547-0686)
2011
PAS
Peters, Alfred, 1019 Rosser Street, Apt. B3, Conyers, GA
30012
(Faith Fellowship)([email protected]; Cell: 813-451-4459)
2002
PSV-PT
Pickens, Andrew B., 2929 Watson Blvd. Ste. 2-328, Warner Robins, GA 31093
(Warner Robins)
1970
RA/DA
(E-mail:
[email protected]; 478-737-7150)
Porter, Howard, Jr., 2411 Weems Rd., Locust Grove, GA 30248
(Jackson)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 770-957-7162)
2002
EVR/SER
Porter, Reva, 2411 Weems Rd., Locust Grove, GA 30248
(Jackson)
2014
PSV-PT
[email protected]; 770-957-7162)
(E-mail:
Poucher, Bradley Wayne, 947 Walke Dairy Road, Dublin, GA 31021
(Dublin First) (E-mail: [email protected]; Cell:
1995
U
Poucher, Faith Evelyn, 108 Oakview Dr., Hull, GA
478-278-7493)
30646
(Dublin First) (E-mail: [email protected]; 478-595-6141)
1985
RA
Prater, George Robert, P.O. Box 599, Warm Springs, GA 31830
(Harmony) (E-mail:
[email protected]; 706-655-2027)
2001
PSV-PT
Queen, Steve, 96 Matador Way, Newnan, GA
30263 (Home: 678-601-5766)
1971
RA
Rash, Thomas E., 149 Cormorant Way, Savannah, GA 31419
(Savannah Harvest) (Home: 912-925-8171, Cell: 912-656-6529)
1998
PAS
Reed, Brent, 531 Plaza Dr., Smyrna, GA
30082
(Smyrna) (Email: [email protected]; Home:
1990
RA
770-405-8090)
Rexroth, Ivan C., 5672 Primrose Lane, Young Harris, GA
30582 (Blairsville) (706-379-3563)
1961
RA/ESR/SPC Ring, Billy H., 307 Community Dr., Waycross, GA 31501
(Jackson)
1976
DS
Rogers, Roy E., P.O. Box 215, Locust Grove, GA 30248
(East Point)
1980
PAS
(912-283-1865)
(Email:
[email protected]; 678-583-5038)
Rutherford, Wayne, 5337 David Circle SE, Covington, GA 30014
(LifePointe)
(Email:
[email protected])
(Home: 770-786-9326, Cell: 678-294-7902)
57
1994
SPC
Saunders, R. D., 4099 Amicalola Way, Buford, GA 30519
[email protected]; 770-630-4850)
(The Crossing) (E-mail:
1996
CHP
Sayre, Brian, 4305 Lenora Dr., Valdosta, GA 31606
(Valdosta) (Email:
2013
PSV-PT
[email protected]; 229-560-9546)
Scarbrough, Heather D. 906 Kennon Drive, Cataula, GA
31804
(Harmony) (E-mail: [email protected]; 706-587-3074)
1974
PAS
Schortinghouse, Dr. Byron, 613 Mt. Olive Church Rd., Wrightsville, GA
31096
2010
PAS
(Mt. Olive) (Email: [email protected]; 478-668-4973)
Scott, Michael E., 215 Breckenridge Dr., Valdosta, GA
31605
1999
SPC
Seers, Karen L., P. O. Box 25, Blue Ridge, GA 30513
(East Paulding)
1982
U
(E-mail: [email protected]; 229-630-2901)
(Valdosta)
(E-mail: [email protected], 770-427-0804)
Sherwood, Robert, 6453 Lovedale Rd, Bascom FL 32423
(Flintstone)
(850-592-2010)
1996
PAS
Smith, Randy B., 156 Clyde and Edward Tucker Rd., Claxton, GA 30417
(Saint Mark) (E-mail: [email protected])
1987
RA/PAS
Smithwick, Jack B., Sr., 732 North Jackson St., Nashville, GA
(Nashville)
2014
PSV-FT
PAS
31639
[email protected]; 229-686-3832)
(E-mail:
Soles, Caleb, 312 Windsong Dr., East Dublin, GA
(Email:
1992
(912-690-0854)
[email protected];
31027(Dublin First)
Cell: 478-278-3922)
Soles, Harvey Al, Jr., 810 Chester Wilkes Rd., East Dublin, GA 31027
(Macon Trinity) (E-mail: [email protected]; 478-272-1039)
2005
PAS
Solis, Ana, 257 Regal Dr., Lawrenceville, GA 30046 (Punto De Gracia)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 770-875-1779)
1981
PAS
Solis, Jeremias, 257 Regal Dr., Lawrenceville, GA 30046 (Gainesville El
Sembrador) (E-mail: [email protected]; 770-853-4573)
1976
RA
Southerland, Kenneth, 605 Glen Oaks Dr., Franklin, TN 37067 (Brunswick
Grace Community)(E-mail:
1997
RA
[email protected]; 615-599-3921)
Spencer, William Mack, 4396 Lakeside Trail, Lithonia, GA 30038 (East
Point) (E-mail: [email protected]; 770-498-5568)
2008
PAS
Stark, Lewis, 347 Antebellum Place, Woodstock, GA
30188 (Woodstock)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 770-776-9296)
1981
RA
Swope, Watson L., 920 Ambleside Dr., Suwanee, GA 30024
(Gracepointe) (E-mail: [email protected];
770-366-4426)
58
1988
PAS
Tankersley, Gary L., 47 Lee Road 992, Smiths Station, AL
[email protected]; 334-448-5085)
(HarvestPointe) (Email:
1976
PAS
Taylor, E. Dale, 110 Windsor Heights, Fayetteville, GA
(Email:
1980
PAS
PSV-PT
Taylor, Ronnie, 52 Taylor Dr., Chickamauga, GA
RA
RA
[email protected]; 423-645-5167)
31089
[email protected]; 478-232-1399)
(Email:
Thompson, L. Dean, 1621A Tunnel Hill Varnell Road NW, Dalton, GA
30720
(Email: [email protected]; 706-260-0308)
(Dalton First)
1964
(Email:
30707
Thomas, Jesse Daniel, 409 E. Third Ave., Tennille, GA
(Sandersville)
1984
30215 (New Day)
[email protected]; 678-469-1138)
(Dalton Grace)
1989
36877-4233
Thompson, Roy L., 1803 Archer Pond Smith Rd., Adrian, GA
31002
(Mount Olive) (E-mail: [email protected]; 478-668-3313)
2003
PAS
Tippins, John Gordon,
P.O. Box 1066, Griffin, GA
(Griffin First) (E-mail:
1982
PAS
30224
[email protected]; 678-572-9087)
Tipton, Mark C., 7135 Willow Oak Drive, Columbus, GA
31909
(HarvestPointe)(E-Mail: [email protected]; 706-221-9723)
2002
SPC
Tobar, Clever H., 165 Birch Trail, Kennesaw, GA
30152
(El Sembrador) (Email: [email protected]; 404-725-3525)
2003
SPC
Tobar, Liliana S., 165 Birch Trail, Kennesaw, GA
30152
(El Sembrador)(Email: [email protected]; 404-285-0065)
1985
SPC
Tooley, Jim, 1038 Bay Springs Church Road, Adrian, GA
31002
(Mount Olive) (Email: [email protected]; 228-293-6046)
1992
PSV-FT
Turner, Terry, 37 Waverly Drive, Rossville, GA
(Battlefield Parkway) (Email:
1993
CHP
PSV-FT
[email protected]; Cell: 423-315-6500)
Uhl, Michael E., 91 Cherokee Farms Dr., Newnan, GA
(Sharpsburg)
2013
30741
30263
(Email: [email protected]; 770-252-2095)
Walls, Paul Douglas, 3875 Studstill Road, Valdosta, GA
31605
(Valdosta First) (E-mail: [email protected]; 229-326-0188)
2010
PAS
Watt, Dale, 819 W. Main St., Manchester, GA 31816
(Manchester) (E-mail: [email protected]; 706-846-3451)
1970
RA
Wheeler, Charles J., 823 Pamela Mill Court, Lawrenceville, GA 30043
(Gainesville First)
2013
PSV-PT
(770-338-5717)
Wilcox, Carrie Allison, 906 Kennon Drive, Cataula, GA
31804
(Harmony)(E-Mail: [email protected]; 706-587-0678)
59
1980
PAS
Wilson, James D., 617 Heather Dr., Lithia Springs, GA 30122 (Rehoboth)
(E-mail:
1967
PAS
[email protected]; 770-944-7194)
Wise, Myron G., 300 Promise Ln., Brunswick, GA 31525
(Brunswick Grace)
1968
PAS
(Email: [email protected];
478-274-9725)
Wiseman, Eugene H., 4212 Harmony Rd., Woodbury, GA 30293
(Harmony) (Email:
[email protected]; Home: 706-655-3897
Cell: 706-366-2236)
1992
RA
Wolfe, Charles Ansley, 4864 Strawberry Rd., Pelham, GA 31779
(Albany Grace)
2008
EDU
Woodlieff, Danny E., 434 B. Academy Dr. Thomasville, NC
RU
27360
(E-mail: [email protected]; 478-864-2805)
(Shurlington)
1986
(E-mail: [email protected]; 229-294-3395)
Yell, Charles, 125 Huntington Ct., Fayetteville, GA 30214(Sharpsburg)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 770-716-9923)
2006
PAS
Young, Randall, 190 N. Oakland Cir., McDonough, GA 30253 (Lovejoy
Family)(Email: [email protected]; 678-432-3683)
H. ORDAINED MINISTERS (Deacons)
2009
PSV-PT
Ansley, William (Bill) David, 193 Mulberry St., Waynesboro GA 30830
(Augusta First) (E-mail: [email protected]; 706-871-8594)
2012
PSV-FT
Bemis, Jane A., 160 Durance Dr., Flintstone, GA 30275
(Chattanooga Valley)(Email: [email protected]; 423-364-3447)
2004
U
Christiana, Roger Evert, 133 Eagle Crest Dr., Brunswick, GA 31525
(Brunswick Grace Community)(E-mail: [email protected]; Home:912-264-0648)
2005
U
Hurley, Steven Dexter, 2108 Old Dominion Dr., Albany, GA 31721
(Albany First)
2013
PSV-PT
(E-mail: [email protected]; 229-888-8903)
Husband, Edward, Jr., 4483 Flat Shoals RD Apt D-2, Union City, GA 30291
(East Point)(E-mail: [email protected]; 770-843-8302)
2011
PSV-PT
Husband, Eric Volney, 2771 Rollingview Dr., Jonesboro, GA
(East Point) (E-mail: [email protected];
1994
U
McPherson, Philip D., 6901 Bell Court, Rex, GA 30273 (New Day)
(New Day)
2006
PSV-FT
PSV-FT
(E-mail: [email protected]; 770-961-2234)
Tooley, Rick D., 1017 Bay Springs Church Rd., Adrian, GA 31002
(Dublin First)
1995
404-210-7782)
E-mail: [email protected]; 478-668-3614)
Unruh, R. Richard, Jr., 102 Durango, Centerville, GA 31028
(Macon Trinity)
(E-mail:
[email protected]; 478-442-4103)
60
2012
PSV-PT
Whatley, William Douglas, 2949 Laurel Ln. East Point, GA
30344
([email protected]; 404-643-9172)
(East Point)
I. LICENSED MINISTERS
Key to field of service (see above)
Key to study placement: 1--first year, 2--second year, 3--third year,
4--fourth year, G--graduated
DC--deacon candidate track (all those not marked with this designation are in
the elder candidate track)
2014
PSV–PT
(G) Achille, Gustave, 159 Melody Land, Lawrenceville, GA
(Life Hope)
2009
PAS
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 404-509-6142)
(4) Alspach, Karl David, 3161 Perimeter Cir., Buford, GA
(The Crossing)
2012
PSV-PT
30043
30519
(E-mail: [email protected]; Cell: 404-729-7405)
(G) Appleberry, Michael Jerome, 3842 Wesley Dr. Lithia Springs, GA
30122
[email protected]; Home: 678-503-8399
(East Point) (Email:
Cell: 901-406-2140)
2011
PSV-PT
(G) Bishop, Kevin Edward, 11 Short Road, Manchester, GA 31816
(Manchester) (E-mail: [email protected]; Cell: 706-601-8399)
2009
PAS
(3) Bradley, James Lawson, 3500 GA Hwy 169 South, Claxton, GA
(Bellville Trinity)
2014
PSV-PT
PSV-PT
Home: 912-739-2458)
(G) Byler, Jeffrey 1012 Trafford Lane, Savannah, GA
(Savannah Harvest)
2014
(E-mail: [email protected]
(Email:
31410
[email protected], Cell: 706-836-4565)
(2) Carney, Rick 6030 Fair Haven Hill Road, Gainesville, GA
(Gainesville First) (Email: [email protected]; Cell:
2009
GA
(G) Childs, Christina J., 2195 Jordan Road, Byron, GA
(Macon Shurlington) (E-mail: [email protected];
2013
PSV-PT
(4) Daphnis, Jean Frantz, 796 S.
(Life Hope)
2008
PSV-PT
30417
30506
770-654-5428)
31008
Home: 478-733-1716)
Common Lane, Marietta, GA 30062
(Email: [email protected]; Cell: 678-389-0979)
(4) DeBord, David Bruce, 77 Limestone Dr., Rossville, GA
30741
(Battlefield Parkway) (E-mail: [email protected]) (Cell: 423-883-7155)
2014
PSV-PT
(3) (DC) Farber, Todd, 123 Tan Yard Road, Social Circle, GA
30025
(Gracepointe) ([email protected]; Cell 770-337-3446)
2011
GA
(G) Fortner, Sarah Jane, 4864 GA HWY 57 E, Wrightsville, GA 31096
(Wrightsville) (E-mail: [email protected]; 478-697-2403)
61
2009
PAS
(2) Fuentes, Maria Guadalupe, 4098 Greenville Hwy, Quitman, GA
31643
(Monte Horeb) (Email: [email protected]; Phone: 229-305-1621)
2011
PSV-PT
(4) Hogan Jr., Nathaniel, 5778 Satterfield Dr., Macon, GA 31206
(Macon, Grace) (Email:
[email protected]
Home: 478-788-2558,
Cell: 478-335-1610)
2010
PSV-PT
(4) Husband, Nicole Latoya, 4483 Flat Shoals RD Apt D-2,
Union City, GA 30291 (East Point) (E-mail: [email protected];
Cell: 770-842-6739)
2012
PSV-PT
(G) Ingram, Dorothy, 201 W. 21st Street, Alma GA
(Alma) (Email: [email protected];
2012
PAS
U
Cell: 731-446-0562)
(G) Jividen, James, 314 Cherry Street, Bloomingdale, GA
(Bloomingdale)
2014
31510
(Email:
31302
Cell: 912-657-8993)
[email protected]
(4) Katis, Ronald, 3372 Turtle Lake Club Dr., Marietta, GA
30067
(Marietta First) (Email: [email protected]; Cell: 678-557-8254)
2012
PSV-PT
(3) Kelly Jr., Richard, 5322 Winburn Ave. Columbus, GA
(HarvestPointe) (Email: [email protected])
2013
PAS
2012
PAS
U
30141
[email protected]; Cell: 404-993-2485)
(4) Lary Jr., James W., 4409 Fairfax Dr., Macon, GA
Living Waters) (Email:
2010
(706-563-1705)
(G) Kouts, John L., 142 Russell Rd., Hiram, GA
(Email:
31909
[email protected];
31208 (Rivers of
Cell: 478-262-4403)
(3) MacLearn, Rebecca Anne, 4794 Ridgewood Court NW, Acworth, GA 30102
(Marietta) (E-mail: [email protected]; Cell: 404-229-0934)
2013
STU
(3) Messer, Preston Scott, 103 West Crawford St., Donalsonville, GA
39845 (Email: [email protected]; 229-254-0915)
2009
PAS
(G) Miller, Joseph G., 2204 Lullwater Road, Albany, GA
(Albany Grace)
2011
PSV-PT
(Email:
31707
[email protected]; Phone: 229-733-2099)
(G) Montre Vil, Houdelyne Philippe Limage, 36 Four Oaks Dr., Powder
Springs, GA 30127 (Life Hope Haitian) (E-mail: [email protected];
Cell: 404-397-7348)
2014
PSV-PT
(2) Moon, Aaron Keith, 742 Master Moore Road, East Dublin, GA
(Graham Memorial) ([email protected]
2009
PAS
PAS
478-290-4434)
(3) Moreno, Maria, 918 Redwine St., Dalton, GA
(Dalton Nueva Vision)
2009
Cell:
(Cell:
30721
706-483-3278)
(3) Moreno, J. Santos, 918 Redwine St., Dalton, GA
(Dalton Nueva Vision)
31027
30721
(Cell: 706-483-3298)
62
2014
PSV-PT
Mwinami, Edson, 953 Hawthorn Ln., Grayson, GA 30017
(Gracepointe)
2012
PSV-PT
(Cell: 770-864-7547)
(G) Myers, Dave Maxwell, 1740 Eden Valley Ct. Loganville, GA
30052
(Gracepointe/Point of Grace {Punto de Gracia})
(Email:
2013
PAS
[email protected]; Cell: 404-788-2732)
(3) Padgett, Christopher Tillman, 2501 Alice Street, Waycross, GA
31501
[email protected]; Home: 912-338-0282;
(Waycross) (Email:
Cell: 912-281-4052)
2012
PAS
(G) Payne, Douglas, 1165 Lake Lucerne Rd. S.W. Lilburn, GA
[email protected]; Cell: 770-380-5483)
(The Edge) (Email:
2014
PSV-PT
(2) Potts, Chad Michael, 1005 Lakewood TRL., Dublin, GA
(Wrightsville)
2013
PSV-PT
30047
([email protected]
Cell:
31021
706-346-1854)
(3) Rawlins, Nancy B., 289 Rawlins Road, Macon, GA
31217
(Macon Shurlington) (Email: [email protected]; 478-745-6259)
2013
PAS
(2) Rountree, Danny R., 5167 Tennille Oconee Road, Tennille, GA
(Wrens New Hope)
2014
STU
(Email:
[email protected];
Cell: 478-357-2806)
(3) Scott, Randy, 31 Pine Grove Circle, Newnan, GA
(Sharpsburg) (Email: [email protected]; Phone:
2014
PSV-PT
DA
PSV-FT
(Email:
PSV-PT
PAS
2008
PSV-PT
Cell: 229-255-3142)
30248
[email protected]; 678-923-3865)
31019
312 Windsong Dr. East Dublin, GA
(Email:
[email protected];
31027
478-595-5125)
(3) Trevino-Saavedra, Natalia, 896 Pauline Ave., Ray City, GA
(Casa De Amor)
31606
(Email; [email protected]; Cell: 478-357-6085)
(G) Soles, Erin M.
(Dublin First)
2009
[email protected]
(3) Smith, Michael Lamar, 304 Parklane Dr., Dexter, GA
(Dublin First)
2009
770-755-7572)
(4) Simon, Heather Jane, 404 Parlor Circle, Locust Grove, GA
(Jackson)
2012
30263
(2) Scott, Michael Jeremy, 4897 Old Lake Park Road, Valdosta, GA
(Valdosta) (Email:
2013
31089
31645
(Phone: 229-300-1000)
(G) Trundle, Brian Webster, 79 School Street, Rossville, GA
30741
(Battlefield Parkway) (E-mail: [email protected]; Home: 706-937-4545)
2009
PAS
(3) Valle, Jose Luis, 896 Pauline Ave., Ray City, GA
(Casa De Amor)
31645
(Email: [email protected]; Phone: 229-300-1000)
63
J. COMMISSIONED EVANGELIST
None
K. REGISTERED EVANGELIST
1985
EVR
Boomer, Eric James, 490 Caldwell Bridge Rd., Concord, GA
30206
(Donalsonville) (E-mail: [email protected]; 229-400-4573)
2006
EVR
Dean, Raymond, Jr., 2005 Prince Ave., Tifton, GA 31794
(Hinesville New Hope)(E-mail: [email protected]; 229-392-5034)
2002
EVR/SER
Porter, Reva, 2411 Weems Rd., Locust Grove, GA 30248
(Jackson)
(E-mail:
[email protected]; 770-957-7162)
L. REGISTERED SONG EVANGELIST
2002
EVR/SER
Porter, Reva, 2411 Weems Rd., Locust Grove, GA 30248
(Jackson)
(E-mail:
[email protected]; 770-957-7162)
M. EVANGELISM SERVICE RETIRED
1963
RA/ESR
Canen, David, 331 Raka Dr., East Dublin, GA 31027, (Graham Memorial)
(478-272-9214)
1988
RA/ESR
Dunn, James T., 28 Osprey Dr., Richmond Hill, GA
Harvest) (E-mail: [email protected];
31324 (Savannah
478-232-8104)
1961 RA/ESR/SPC Ring, Billy, 307 Community Dr., Waycross, GA 31501 (Jackson)
(912-283-1865)
N. RETIRED SONG EVANGELIST
None
O. COMMISSIONED MINISTER OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
1985
EDU
Hodges, Robert Allen, 1260 Bridle Path Drive, Lawrenceville, GA 30045
(Gracepointe) (E-mail: [email protected]; 678-580-5933)
2008
EDU
Woodlieff, Danny, E., 434 B Academy Dr. Thomasville, NC
27360
(Shurlington) (E-mail: [email protected]; 478-864-2805)
P. COMMISSIONED MINISTER OF MUSIC
None
64
Q. WIDOWS OF DECEASED MINISTERS
Adams, Linda M. (Mrs. Ken), 801 Kay St., Tifton, GA 31794
Andrews, Ruth (Mrs. Paul), 476 Buttercup Tr., Lawrenceville, GA 30045
Berry, Joan (Mrs. Charles), 2524 Brierwood Dr., Albany, GA 31705
Carter, Madonna (Mrs. Earnest), 774 Twin Branch Dr., Birmingham, AL 35226
Foskey, Mary (Mrs. Everett), 747 Hwy 80 E. East Dublin, GA
31027
Hampton, Dorothy (Mrs. Pleais), 90 McAfee Rd., Rossville, GA
Hawkins, Helen (Mrs. James V, 186 East Ave. Flintstone, GA
Hubbard, Betty (Mrs. James), P.O. Box 443, Fitzgerald, GA
30741
30725
31750
Jenkins, Marie (Mrs. Halbert), 1011 Brite Ct., Austell, GA 30106
Lightfoot, Harriette (Mrs. John), 140 Jefferson St., Fitzgerald, GA
31750
Martinez, Diana (Mrs. Georgino), 41 Friar Tuck Tr., N. Murrayville, GA 31792
Palmer, Nadine (Mrs. Neal), 48 Harbor Oak Drive, Lot 225, Fruitland, FL 34731
Pitts, Mary (Mrs. R. L.), 4400 Warm Springs Rd., Columbus, GA 31909
Pratt, Mary (Mrs. Carl, Sr.), 7141 Willow Oak Dr., Columbus, GA 31909
Soles, Wanza (Mrs. Terry W.), 200 Woodlawn Dr., Dublin, GA 31021
Thompson, Bernice (Mrs. Carl H.), 143 Lytle Road, # 30, Rossville, GA 30741
Thompson, Elizabeth E. (Mrs. Walter W.), 309 Jenkins Road, Rossville, GA 30741
Visser, Janice (Mrs. Frank), 105 Kensington Dr., Brunswick, GA
31525
II. GENERAL INFORMATION
A. TRANSFERS RECEIVED
1. Elders
James Daniel Betts from North Arkansas; Lang Ingram from Tennessee;
Michael Uhl from Northwest Indiana
2. Licensed Ministers
Michael Jerome Appleberry from Tennessee; Dorothy Ingram from Tennessee
B. TRANSFERS GRANTED
1. Elders
Mark Bane to Joplin; Robert Milburn to Tennessee; Randall G. Parmer to Alabama
South; Diane Watson to Mississippi
2. Deacons
Jerome W. Gardner to North Carolina
3. Licensed Minsters
Faithe Haeck to Joplin; Seth Thompson to Tennessee
C. NEWLY ORDAINED ELDERS
Jason Shannon Peacock, Bradley Wayne Poucher, Caleb Soles
D. NEWLY ORDAINED DEACON
None
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E. NEW MINISTER’S LICENSE GRANTED
Elder Track
Gustave Achille, Jeffrey Byler, Rick Carney, Ronald S. Katis, Aaron Keith Moon, Edson
Mwinami, Chad Michael Potts, Michael Jeremy Scott, Thomas Randall Scott.
Deacon Track
Todd Farber
F. GRANTED RENEWAL OF MINISTER’S LICENSE
Elder Track
Michael
Jerome
Appleberry,
Karl
David
Alspach,
Kevin
Bishop,
James
Lawson
Bradley,
Christina JoAnne Childs, Jean Frantz Daphnis, David Bruce DeBord, Sarah Fortner, Maria
Fuentes, Nathaniel Hogan, Jr., Nicole Latoya Husband, Dorothy C. Ingram, James Jividen,
Richard Kelly Jr., John, L. Kouts, James Lary Jr., Rebecca MacLearn, Preston Scott Messer,
Joseph G. Miller, Maria Moreno, J. Santos Moreno, David Maxwell Myers, Chris Padgett,
Douglas R. Payne, Jason Peacock, Bradley Wayne Poucher, Nancy B. Rawlins, Danny Rountree,
Natalia Trevino-Saavedra, Heather Simon, Michael Lamar Smith, Caleb Soles, Erin Soles,
Brian Webster Trundle, Jose Luis Valle, Houdelyne Limage Montre Vil.
G. MINISTERS LICENSE NOT RENEWED
Joel Heath Banks, Austin Christopher, Eddie Fizer, Stacey Gray, Wayne Money, Justin
Michael Owens, Greg Prosser, Daniel H. Sikes.
H.
CHURCH NAME CHANGE
Henry County New Start changed its name to Bethel International Church of the
Nazarene
I. NEW CTMs
Columbus Anistad Y Vida (Friendship and Life), Warner Robins Y Vida (Friendship and Life),
Lilburn Y Vida (Friendship and Life), LaGrange Y Vida (Friendship and Life).
J. CHURCHES DISORGANIZED
Milledgeville Faithpointe
K. GRANTED REINSTATEMENT OF ELDER’S ORDERS
Daniel F. Bohler, Howard B. Johnson
L. ELDERS DROPPED FROM THE ROLL
Robert Brown Sr. and Donald Aratius all assigned as removed for having failed to submit an
annual report for at least two consecutive years. (Manual paragraph 435.9).
Charles Berry, James B. Hubbard, and John Lightfoot having joined the church triumphant.
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M. PERMISSION GRANTED TO SERVE IN ANOTHER
DENOMINATION/SPECIAL SERVICE/DISTRICT INTERIM SERVICE
Elders: Doug Carter, Darrell Dennis, Ryan George, Howard Johnson, Billy H. Ring, R. D.
Saunders, Karen Seers, Clever H. Tobar, Liliana Tobar, Jim Tooley
N.
SPECIAL SERVICE TO PASTOR IN METHODIST CHURCHES IN GEORGIA WHILE MAINTAINING
CREDENTIAL ON THE SOUTH CENTRAL OHIO DISTRICT.
Mark T. Grizzard and George Leatherwood
O. PERMISSION GRANTED TO SERVE AS CHAPLAINS
Matthew Atkins, Sonja Yvette Horton, Brian Sayre, Michael Uhl
P. PASTORS GRANTED LOCAL MINISTERS LICENSE
Justin Owens and Othniel Baptiste
Q. ELDERS GRANTED RETIREMENT STATUS
L. Gene Cook (RA), Thomas L. Cook (RA), Dan Hayes (RA), Harold Lake (RU), Howard Porter
(RA), Thomas Rash (RA)
R. JOURNAL CORRECTIONS
1) In the 2011 and 2012 journals, Houdelyne Montre Vil was listed as Student. She should have been PSV-PT both
years.
2) In the 2013 journal, Ron Moser was listed in the District Advisory Board minutes (page 92) with those pastors
“who are licensed ministers on the Georgia District [and] were recommended for first-time or renewal of
licenses.” He should not have been included on this list, not having held a district license.
3) In the 2013 journal, Heather Simon was listed in the Roll of Licensed Ministers as Student. She should have
been DA.
4) In the 2008 and 2012 journals, Watson Swope was listed in the Roll of Elders as RU. He should have been RA
both years.
III. MINISTERIAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
The paradigm for developing future pastors in the Church of the Nazarene has moved
from a content-based preparation to a competency-based preparation and evaluation.
The Course of Study (COS) for ministerial preparation now includes four areas of
evaluation for each student:
Content – intellectual development and application
Competency – skill development and application
Character – personal spiritual formation and modeling
Context – cultural understanding and application of mission
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Within each of these four areas, numerous outcomes or abilities have been written
to provide overall evaluation of each student’s progress.
ELIGIBILITY
The District Ministerial Studies Board (DMSB) serves only students properly
enrolled in the COS. Enrollment is open only to local ministers, deacons who qualify
according to the Manual, and ministers of music who qualify according to the Manual.
INSTRUCTION
The DMSB oversees the preparation of both elder and deacon candidates. Ministers
will not be ordained without having completed their validated courses of study.
The COS educational records are to be kept on the district where the licensed
minister is actively serving. Once a candidate graduates, the ordaining district will hold
and preserve the COS records in their archives.
Annual renewal of the commission as a minister of music is subject either to having
completed the validated course of study in the deacon track or showing evidence of
pursuing it.
MODES OF STUDY
The recommended mode of preparation for full-time Christian service is pursuing a
validated COS and an undergraduate degree at a Nazarene liberal arts college or
university, followed by graduate studies at Nazarene Theological Seminary in Kansas City,
Missouri. In some situations, other modes of study may be considered favorable: Nazarene
Bible College in Colorado Springs, Colorado (on campus or on-line), the validated district
training program, or Northwest Nazarene University’s on-line COS. Participation in the NNU
on-line programs requires written approval from the district. In consultation with your
adviser on the DMSB, you may also design a mixed program from validated curricula
involving the above options. (See www.nazarenepastor.org or contact Clergy Development for
a complete list of validated programs for the course of study.)
COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Each college/university has specific majors that have been validated as meeting
requirements of the course of study. Students enrolled at the college/university must
consult with their academic advisor to insure that their particular major meets course of
study requirements. Yearly updates should be submitted to the DMSB by the student showing
completed course work. The final transcript at graduation will be evaluated by the DMSB
for completion of a validated curriculum, and requirements stated in the current Manual
will not be waived. College/university students are responsible to submit to the DMSB
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documentary evidence of academic standing in harmony with Manual and the SMD 439.
Furthermore, students must demonstrate acquisition of the abilities for ministerial
education listed in the Manual and the SMD. Graduation from a validated college/university
ministerial education program fulfills the ministerial education requirements for
ordination.
IV. Daily Proceedings
2014 District Assembly Minutes
First Day
Wednesday Evening, June 4, 2014
7:00 PM
Attendees of the 100th Session of the District Assembly of the Georgia District Church of
the Nazarene enjoyed pre-assembly music provided by the Sandersville Church Choir.
District Superintendent, Dr. Roy Rogers, held special prayer for a 16 month old child who
had been struck by an automobile.
COMMENCEMENT:
The 100th session of the Georgia District Church of the Nazarene Assembly
commenced with Allison Durham Speer singing “John the Revelator.”
Rev. Don Hicks, pastor of Dublin First Church of the Nazarene, welcomed everyone to Dublin
and to the Dublin Church.
He expressed his gratitude to his staff of workers, pastoral
staff, and other volunteers who have worked tirelessly to make this event happen.
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further expressed his church’s appreciation for being host for the 100
He
Session of the
District Assembly of Georgia Nazarenes.
Dr. Roy Rogers introduced and welcomed General Superintendent, Dr. Gustavo Crocker, to the
Georgia District Assembly.
Dr.
Crocker
read
a letter
from
the
th
District on the occasion of the 100
Board of
General
Superintendents
District Assembly.
to
the
Georgia
Dr. Crocker then declared the
100th District Assembly of Georgia in session.
Dr.
Crocker expressed his gratitude to District Secretary Rev. Janice Laster for her
organization of the business session of the Assembly.
ORGANIZATION:
District Secretary – Rev. Janice Laster
Statistical and Recording Secretary – Brenda Barwick
Elections Secretary – Rev. Lamar Brantley
Assembly Reader – Rev. Lewis Stark
Platform Manager – Billy Laster
Pages – Billy Laster, Rev. Mark Amspaugh, Jason Peacock
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The voting area of the assembly will be the entire assembly floor plus offices and teller
rooms.
The
Delegate packets were distributed during registration.
times
set
adjournment;
for
the
Thursday,
sessions
8:30
a.m.
and
services
until
12:00
are
Wednesday
p.m.;
2:00
night,
p.m.
7:00
until
p.m.
5:00
until
p.m.
or
adjournment; and 7:00 p.m. until adjournment.
Special orders of the day were established according to the following schedule:
Report of the District Superintendent
Wednesday at 7:00 p.m.
Vote for District Superintendent
To follow his report
Trevecca University Report
Thursday at 2:00 p.m.
NBC Report
Thursday at 2:30 p.m.
Sunday School Report and SS Ballot
Thursday at 3:00 p.m.
Memoirs
Thursday at 4:00 p.m.
Ordination Service
Thursday at 7:00 p.m.
A motion was made by the District Secretary to adopt this organization of assembly.
The
motion was seconded and carried without further discussion.
SPECIAL GREETINGS:
Special greetings were issued to Mrs. Rachel Crocker, Mrs. Vern
(Natalie) Ward, Sarah Fortner, C.J. Childs, and Dr. and Mrs. Harold Latham, District
Superintendent Emeritus.
If anyone has someone to whom they wish greetings sent, please send the name(s) to the
platform.
SEATING OF ALTERNATES:
the District Secretary.
Some alternates were already registered and have been verified by
Motion to seat the alternates was made, seconded, and carried.
Any pastors still needing to seat duly elected alternates were asked to send the request
to the platform for verification by the District Secretary.
REPORTS:
1. Ministerial Credentials Board - Partial Report #1 and Partial Report #2 of were read by
Rev. Lewis Stark.
A motion was made to adopt the report; a second was received; and both
reports were adopted.
Dr. Crocker announced a meeting for Thursday at the conclusion of
the afternoon session at which he will meet with the candidates and spouses.
2. District Advisory Board - The District Advisory Report was read by Rev. Lewis Stark.
After review of the report, motion was made to adopt the report.
The motion was seconded
and the report was adopted.
District Superintendent, Dr. Roy Rogers, recognized and welcomed the following new pastors
and spouses:
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Lang and Dorothy Ingram – Alma
Othniel & Gracita Baptiste – Bethel International (Henry County New Start)
Bill and Barbara McCluskey - Columbus Grace
John and Betty Kouts – East Paulding
Raymond and Vickie Dean – Hinesville New Hope
Steven and Stacie Dudley – Jackson
Jim and Mary Ann Dunn – Savannah Harvest
He also welcomed the following interim pastors and spouses:
Hugh and Miriam Smith – Crosswalk
David and Peggy Ash – Fitzgerald
Dan and Sharon Casey – Gracepointe
Nazarene Bible College (NBC) representative, Harold Graves, congratulated the Georgia
District and Dr. Rogers on the 100 year celebration.
MUSIC:
Rev. Don Hicks led the choir and congregation in singing, “Pentecostal Fire is
Falling.”
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT:
Dr. Roy Rogers began his 15th consecutive annual report with a welcome and greetings.
gave special greetings to General Superintendent, Dr. Crocker.
He
Dr. Rogers also recognized
special guests, Dr. and Mrs. Harold Latham, District Superintendent Emeritus, Michael
Johnson, representative from Trevecca Nazarene University, Drs. Moody and Nina Gunter, and
Dr. and Mrs. Fred Huff.
He also recognized Rev. Robert and Joyce Huff of Lanette,
Alabama, and Ron Sims of Brotherhood Mutual, and asked the congregation to join him in
welcoming all special guests.
SPECIAL PRESENTATION:
Ron Sims presented the Georgia District with a check for
$20,615, and expressed the appreciation Brotherhood Mutual has for the relationship
they have with the Georgia District Church of the Nazarene.
Dr. Rogers expressed appreciation to Dublin First Church, Pastor Don Hicks, and the entire
leadership team of workers who work to make the Assembly move smoothly.
He further gave special thanks to the District Office staff, Camp Director, District
Advisory Board, District Secretary, auxiliary leaders, and to all who serve on District
committees and boards.
The Marcus Clements Layperson of the Year Award was instituted by Dr. Rogers 13 years ago.
Dr. Rogers recognized all past recipients.
He then gave a brief account of the service
and ministry of the 2014 recipient, Ellen Webb of Gracepointe.
The Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to Dr. Edward Husband, Pastor of East Point
Church of the Nazarene who also continues teaching and training ministers.
A record of
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his work and accomplishments throughout the years of his ministry was shared.
award,
the
Georgia
District
recognizes
and
honors
a
man
who
has
made
With this
an
infinite
difference for Jesus and the Church of the Nazarene.
The following statistics for the church year 2013-2014 were given by Dr. Rogers:
Professions of Faith – 992
New Nazarenes – 427
Baptisms – 301
Sunday School Attendance – 4,897
Corporate Worship Attendance – 6,212
Church Membership – 9,219
Raised for all purposes - $9,371,377
Churches with apportionments paid in full – 56
Dr. Rogers presented the history of the Church of the Nazarene in Georgia from its
inception
in
Association.
1883
when
William
A.
Dodge
and
others
founded
the
Georgia
Holiness
During this time Leona Shingler organized an independent congregation in
Donalsonville with nine charter members.
Family present in the service.
Dr. Rogers recognized members of the Shingler
Shingler Academy, a holiness school in Donalsonville grew
into a college and in 1917 became Southeastern Nazarene College.
In 1918, this school
merged with Trevecca Nazarene College (now University) so there would be one strong
Nazarene college in the Southeast.
Sarah Callis, a Trevecca student from the Georgia District was introduced.
She gave a
brief narrative of how the Georgia District and Trevecca have impacted her life.
In 1932, the Georgia District no longer required subsidies from the Department of Home
Missions. Dr. Rogers was pleased to report that this year, we have again overpaid the
World Evangelism Fund at 107.32% and our Trevecca Nazarene University and Pensions &
Benefits budgets are paid in full.
In April 2011, an EF3 tornado swept through Barnesville and the Church of the Nazarene
stepped in to offer help and assistance.
Dr. Rogers called Rev. Lonnie Grant, Pastor of
the Barnesville Church, to introduce Missy Kendrick, head of the Barnesville Industrial
Development Authority, to speak on the impact the actions of the Barnesville Nazarenes had
in the recovery of the area.
Ms. Kendrick shared that the response of the Barnesville
Church during this crisis has affected the entire community and the church.
She stated
that the Barnesville Church is an integral part of the Barnesville community in all areas.
Dr. Rogers introduced Pastor Odel Alusma of the Life Hope Haitian Church of the Nazarene
and stated they had recently celebrated their 10th anniversary, and he recognized Rev.
Julio Brutus and Rev. Othniel Baptiste, the new pastor of Bethel International Church of
the Nazarene.
Dr. Rogers and Rev. Brutus started a Haitian church in Winter Haven,
Florida, in 1990.
Coordinator.
District.
Introduced also was Rev. Hector Ordonez, our new District Hispanic
Dr. Rogers was pleased to announce four new Hispanic churches on the Georgia
He asked each pastor to stand.
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Lilburn – Rev. Hector Ordonez
Columbus – German Lainez
Warner Robins – Maria Maldonado
LaGrange – to be announced
Dr. Rogers then expounded on the history of the pulpit being used during this 100th Session
of the Georgia District Assembly.
st
1
History indicates this was the pulpit used during the
District Assembly of the Southeastern District held in Donalsonville, Georgia, in 1909.
He told the congregation that this pulpit has witnessed the “fire fall.”
It saw a spark
that came from a holiness camp meeting in New Jersey to a South Georgia town called
Donalsonville that found a source of dry wood.
suddenly
the
wind
began
Carolina, and Georgia.
to
blow
and
little
The dry wood began to burn and just as
sparks
began
to
fall
in
Florida,
South
The sparks turned into fires and the fires into raging infernos.
In Georgia, this spark flamed and 100 years later there are 90 churches on the Georgia
District with a total of 9,219 members of the Church of the Nazarene.
Dr. Rogers then read Luke 24:32 (NASB):
“Were not our hearts burning within us as he was
speaking on the road, while he was explaining the scriptures to us?”
Dr. Rogers asked the Georgia Assembly, “What does it take to see the fire burning in us
today?”
“One hundred years later…what could happen if we marched out of this District
Assembly totally sold out to Jesus, on fire for God with a passion to preach the message
of heart holiness to every hamlet and city in Georgia?”
The District Superintendent’s report closed with Allison Durham Speer singing, “Jesus
Saves.”
Dr. Crocker then called for a motion to adopt the report presented by Dr. Rogers.
Motion
was made and seconded, and the report adopted.
ELECTION OF THE DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT:
Upon the request of General Superintendent, Dr.
Crocker, the District Secretary called Board of Tellers #1.
The District Secretary
explained that only delegates were allowed to vote and delegates would be identified by
their badges.
She asked delegates to display their badges because the tellers would only
pass ballots to those with badges.
Dr. Crocker then gave instructions for the voting.
Ballots were passed, voted, and the
Board of Tellers #1 was dismissed to count the votes.
Allison Durham Speer delighted the Assembly with the songs, “I Am Redeemed” and “They
Called It a Crown.”
The District Secretary, Rev. Janice Laster, read announcements.
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At this point, Dr. Crocker presented the results of the vote for District Superintendent.
There were 229 votes cast with 153 required for approval.
Dr. Rogers received 192 “yes”
votes and 37 “no” votes, for 84% of the vote in his favor.
RECOGNITION BY THE DISTRICT ADVISORY BOARD:
Board Dr. Roy and Mrs. Betty Rogers.
them for prayer.
Marcus Clements of the District Advisory
Dr. Crocker asked all the pastors to gather around
He stated that as our leaders, they need three things from the pastors
and the District:
1) your prayers for their work and ministry; 2) your support both
spoken and unspoken; 3) someone to talk to.
Be there to hear them, reassure them, and
comfort them.
ADJOURNMENT:
This period of the 100th Session of the District Assembly of Georgia then
adjourned at 9:38 p.m., with Dr. Fred Huff leading the closing prayer.
District Assembly
reconvenes at 8:30 a.m., Thursday, June 5, 2014.
Continuation of Daily Proceedings
2014 District Assembly Minutes
Second Day
Thursday Morning, June 5, 2014
8:30 A.M.
The 100th Session of the Georgia District Assembly reconvened at 8:30 a.m. with Pastor Don
Hicks leading the Assembly in singing, “Sacrifice of Praise.”
Opening prayer was led by Dr. Nina Gunter.
Pastor Don Hicks then led in singing, “Holiness Forevermore” and “I Will Praise Him.”
Dr. Rogers introduced
devotion.
Dr. Gustavo Crocker, General Superintendent, who presented
His scripture was Isaiah 54:1-3.
God, in the land of God, then this is your promise.
generation.
the
If you are the people of God, in the time of
This was the promise for the Shingler
This promise is for you, here, today.
In Verse 3, the promise is very clear, “you will spread from the North to the South, to
the East and to the West.”
desolate cities.”
The promise expands to say, “and your children will inhabit
God died for the people in the desolate cities.
with the promise?
Everything starts with belief.
What are you doing
God has never missed one promise.
Embrace the promise.
In order to receive the promise you must go and prepare.
of your tent….”
We prepare by expanding our mindset.
Verse 2 says, “enlarge the place
The lost generations are out there
and will not come here unless we expand the tents, expand our mindset.
The church as we
know it will not cut it.
God is committed to the message.
Jesus, prepare for them.
Them – they act differently, talk differently, look differently,
and some of them eat differently.
If you want to bring others to
That requires a mental adjustment.
The message and the
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mission is the same, the method will change.
decided to do a tent revival.
The method changed 100 years ago when they
As long as you deepen your doctrinal understanding of who
you are in Christ, you are grounded and that means preparation.
Verse 1 says, “celebrate, rejoice.”
past was incredible.
This Assembly is not a celebration of the past.
The history shared last night was great.
The Lord is calling us to a different celebration.
You have experienced decline in your growth.
The
But that was last night.
Today it is, “rejoice barren woman….”
Are you having more burials than baptisms?
Celebrate because God is about to do something in your midst.
The promise is there.
Are
you willing to receive the promise?
Dr. Crocker invited the people to pray at the altar for the promise.
Receiving the
promise implies your commitment to be open minded to the moving of the Holy Spirit.
Dr.
Crocker prayed that we stand in the gap for our children, asking to receive the promise;
asking God to work with our minds and hearts to rid ourselves of things that keep others
from coming to Christ.
He prayed for God to give us a steadfast commitment to His perfect
word and to His message--the unchangeable message--and a strong commitment to His mission.
Dr. Crocker prayed that we surrender what was yesterday.
yesterday.
It was good, but it was
He prayed that we would commit to a new mindset for today, for tomorrow.
GREETINGS AND PRESENTATIONS:
Pastor
Don
Hicks
presented
greetings
to
the
District
Superintendent
and
the
Georgia
District Church of the Nazarene from Governor Nathan Deal.
Bill Brown, Mayor Pro-Tem of the City of Dublin, Georgia, presented a proclamation to the
Georgia District Church of the Nazarene.
The Distinguished Service Award was presented by Adrian Camp & Conference to Martha Dotson
for exemplary volunteerism.
Rev. Myron and Betty Wise were recognized on the occasion of their 50th anniversary.
REPORTS:
1. Nominating Committee:
Stark.
The report of the Nominating Committee was read by Rev. Lewis
A motion and second were made to adopt this report.
The motion was adopted.
A motion was made for plurality vote to elect, second was received, and motion approved.
The District Secretary called forward Board of Tellers #1.
The tellers were instructed to
return any undistributed ballots to the Secretary prior to picking up voted ballots.
The
ballot was distributed to delegates and Dr. Crocker reviewed the voting instructions as
stated on the ballot.
The ballot was voted, collected, and the Board of Tellers dismissed
to conduct the count.
2. Adoption of Resolutions from the 28th General Assembly:
Dr. Crocker presented to the
Assembly the resolutions received from the 2013 General Assembly.
He explained the
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resolution
adoption
process.
The
General
Assembly
referred
seven
constitutional
amendments to the District Assemblies for concurrence or non-concurrence.
A.
RESOLVED that a new paragraph be added to the Manual as follows:
Resolution
amending Articles of Faith (paragraphs 1-22) shall be referred by the General
Assembly to the Board of General Superintendents for review by a study committee,
including theologians and ordained ministers, appointed by the Board of General
Superintendents that reflect the global nature of our Church.
The committee shall
report with any recommendations or resolutions, to the subsequent General Assembly.
Reasons for the new paragraph were reviewed with the Assembly body.
This amendment
was concurred with unanimously.
B. RESOLVED that Manual paragraph 18, Article of Faith XIV, be amended to delete
the words “to seek.”
Reasons for this change were read to the Assembly body.
There was unanimous concurrence of this amendment.
C. RESOLVED that Manual paragraph 27.1, item 3, be amended to replace the word
“men” with “people.”
Gender inclusive language is important in promoting equality.
Unanimous concurrence was received.
D.
RESOLVED that Manual paragraph 27.2, item 3, be amended to add “or same-sex
relations.” Since homosexual practice is not mentioned in our Constitution, our
ministers and churches need this clarification in order to be able to clearly make
the case that this is our Church’s stance.
The amendment received a unanimous
concurrence vote.
E.
RESOLVED
follows:
that
a
new
paragraph
added
the
Manual
as
paragraph
28:1
as
We are agreed that there are three legislative entities in the structure
of the Church of the Nazarene:
administrative
entities
strategic
administrative
and
legislative.
F.
be
for
local, district, general.
mission
while
strategy
local,
and
The regions serve as
implementation.
district,
and
general
Regions
are
entities
are
Unanimous concurrence was received.
RESOLVED that Manual paragraph 30, Article III, District Assemblies, (second
sentence) be amended to read as follows:
The General Boundaries Committee shall
fix the boundaries of assembly districts.
The General Assembly shall also define
the powers and duties of district assemblies.
does not establish boundaries.
Committee.
G.
In practice, the General Assembly
This service is provided by the General Boundaries
The amendment received a unanimous vote of concurrence.
RESOLVED that Manual paragraph 32 be amended to add new text (becomes second
sentence) as follows: A majority vote is required on each constitutional amendment
by any Phase 3 or Phase 2 district assembly.
There was one negative vote cast.
The amendment received concurrence.
3.
Ministerial Credentials Board:
one edit.
ministers
This report was read by Rev. Lewis Stark.
There was
The name Daniel H. Sikes was removed from the “recommend renewal of district’s
license”
and
moved
to
the
“not
be
granted
renewal
of
district
minister’s
license.”
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4.
Report from Donalsonville Church:
stated
the
church
experienced.
has
experienced
Pastor, Rev. Scott Messer, of Donalsonville Church
remodeling,
but
remodeled
lives
are
also
being
He requested prayer for a church family undergoing medical situation.
Rev.
Dan Casey prayed for the child experiencing this medical situation.
5. Ministerial Studies Board:
This report was read by Rev. Lewis Stark.
There were no
edits made.
District Superintendent, Dr. Rogers, led a prayer for Trinity Church of the Nazarene of
Nashville, Tennessee which had been lost in fire earlier today.
A 10 minute break was called by the General Superintendent, Dr. Crocker at 10:30 a.m.
6. Camp Board Report:
adoption.
7.
This report was read by Rev. Lewis Stark and it was recommended for
Dr. Crocker stated this is an information report and is a matter of record.
Report from Thomasville Church:
Rev. Rick Mann told about transitioning an aging
church to a church who looks out to other peoples and cultures.
is God.
8.
The commonality with all
They have gone outside the church walls and to the people.
Ministerial Support Committee:
Lewis Stark.
The report read from this committee was read by Rev.
A motion to approve was made and seconded.
Questions were entered from the
floor:
A. Paragraph A. 2. States that the pastor’s salary be reviewed semi-annually but
churches operate on an annual budget. Dr. Crocker responded that the church
board has the authority to review as often as they like.
The District
Treasurer, Howard Porter, stated to the Assembly that this is the minimum
suggestion.
A further comment was received from the floor stating that if
the church finances increase, the budget could likewise be adjusted.
B. Paragraph A. 4. States that business and industry assume all or most of the
costs of hospital and medical care plans for their employees and that the
churches should do no less for their ministers and other professional staff
people.
The statement from the floor was that this is no longer a true
statement and asked this be reconsidered at the next meeting of this Board.
C. The question asked from the floor, “Is salary the mean income or are the
other items a part of the total salary package?” The response is that the
salary should be construed by the pastor with the advice of his/her
accountant in most economically advantageous manner but these other items
should be considered for inclusion of the package.
The church board should
consider everything and not just how much the pastor is paid weekly.
The adoption of the report was then approved.
9.
Report from Adrian New Life Church:
Rev. Larry Little reported that 11 years ago he
began with six members in a rural area with an aging congregation.
averaging in the 40’s.
youth.
They are now averaging 12 in children’s classes and seven in the
There were no children and no youth 11 years ago.
families attending now.
Adrian New Life is now
They also have young adult
This came about because the entire church began praying to impact
their community for God.
10. Report of District Treasurer:
Treasurer’s Report was presented by Rev. Howard Porter.
Dr. Crocker expressed appreciation for the report.
Dr. Crocker asked for a motion to
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approve the report as presented but pending the completion of the audit. Motion approved
pending audit completion.
11. Report of District Finance Committee:
District Finance Committee.
Marcus Clements presented the Report of the
He noted a change in Paragraph 13, correcting the address for
Jeff Hayes; he also highlighted changes made (Paragraph 20) in the distribution of the
District Ministries Fund.
Question from the floor regarding Paragraph 36 and that someone other than the church
treasurer should reconcile bank statements.
encourage a system of checks and balances.
paragraph to read, “36.
Mr. Clements explained that this was to
Rev. Gary Mimbs made a motion to amend this
Bank statements for each church are to be reconciled by a
person in addition to the treasurer or money counters.”
A second was received and the
motion adopted.
A further question from the floor inquired about a comparison for disbursement of District
Ministries Funds from last year.
Mr. Clements responded that page 3 of this report
contains the comparison from last year to this year.
A motion was made to adopt this report with the noted change; second received, and report
adopted with change.
ELECTIONS:
Report of Ballot #2:
Ministerial Credentials Board (Vote for 3 to serve to 2018)
156
Eric Boomer
74
Steve Callis
114
Steve Dudley
Byron Schortinghouse
149
80
Gary Tankersly
Gordon Tippins
173
Ministerial Studies Board (Vote for 4 to serve to 2018)
91
Odel Alusma
182
Ronnie Griffin
125
Rick Mann
132
Scott Messer
139
Al Soles
71
Lewis Start
114
Rick Unruh
122
Dale Watt
District Court of Appeals (Ministerial) (Vote for 2 to serve to 2018)
165 Lamar Brantley
110 Joe Brown
71
Gerald Carnes
158 Eugene Wiseman
District Court of Appeals (Layperson) (Vote for 2 to serve to 2018)
94
Tom Benson
Marcus Clements
157
115
Howard Darsey
96
Wayne Downing
35
Gerald Herring
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12. Trevecca Nazarene University:
Nazarene College.
Dr. Crocker introduced Dr. Dan Boone of Trevecca
Dr. Boone then recognized Michael Johnson and Lance Scherer also of
Trevecca, and Drs. Moody and Nina Gunter who lead Trevecca Legacy Gathering.
Dr. Boone
congratulated Georgia on its 100 year celebration and on the reelection of Dr. Roy Rogers
as District Superintendent.
Dr. Boone advised the Assembly of additions, new programs,
construction, and development going on at Trevecca.
Georgia leads the Southeast Region in
the years it has paid its education budget by 100%.
Last month 772 diplomas were awarded.
Dr. Boone spoke of the complexity of the world in the areas of technology, medicine, and
science.
Our world has gotten exceptionally complex and the people in these fields are
seeking higher education to keep abreast of the rapid changes.
pastoral field.
areas.
That is true except in the
Pastors used to be the “go to” source for guidance and answers in problem
Now, since they haven’t kept up with the changes occurring in our world, they are
no longer the source people and businesses seek out.
Dr. Boone asked all pastors and District licensed ministers to stand and each was given a
$2,000 gift for a free first class to help them improve and enhance their educational
status.
They are also entitled to discounted second classes.
assist their pastor(s) by paying for the second class.
He asked the churches to
He stated that Trevecca is able to
do this because of the giving of the Georgia District.
Our pastors need to be equipped
with the skills of critical thinking and the ability to engage the world.
This is
significant to the life of ministry.
Michael Johnson, Trevecca representative, advised the group that a table is set up where
registration
occurred
and
that
Lance
Scherer
will
be
available
to
assist
in
course
registration and follow-up.
Dr. Crocker encouraged the pastors to take advantage of this incredible offer.
At this time, Dr. Crocker asked for the next ballot to be voted.
called Board of Tellers #2.
The District Secretary
Dr. Crocker made a change to the ballot collecting process by
instructing the tellers to stand by the doorways to collect the ballots as the delegates
depart for lunch.
After distribution of the ballots, all excess ballots will be returned
to Election Secretary.
The meeting then adjourned for lunch break at 11:55 A. M. and will return at 2:00 P.M.
The 100th District Assembly of the Georgia District Church of the Nazarene reconvened at
2:00 P.M., with Allison Speer singing, “Temporary Home.”
The first order of business was to dismiss tellers to count Ballot #3.
REPORTS (continued):
13. Nazarene Bible College (NBC):
Dr. Crocker introduced the President of the Nazarene
Bible College, Dr. Harold Graves, to give his report.
Dr. Graves stated Nazarene Bible
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College was raised up expressly to prepare adults to evangelize and disciple the world.
Today 22% of the pastors in the United States have been prepared at NBC.
student age is 39 years of age.
ministry.
The average
The curriculum of NBC is the Bible and its mission is
NBC has a clear focus on what it is doing.
enrolled on-line from the Georgia District.
the same as the degree program.
There are currently 17 students
The ministry preparation offered on-line is
Dr. Graves then recognized Rev. Lonnie Grant as Alumnus
of the Year on the Georgia District.
14.
Sunday
School
Superintendent.
Nazarenes.
Report
–
This
report
was
presented
by
Rev.
Derek
Mitchell,
SDMI
He showed a brief video on how we can connect around the world as
We can access the Nazarene Directory at nazarene.directory.
Rev. Mitchell
stated it would be sad if all we got out of Sunday School is to have learned something.
What Sunday School should be is a mixture of the Spirit, the Word, and our hearts.
Together these will ignite a fire.
The theme for Sunday School this year is “Start a Fire
in Your Church.”
The current SDMI Board was called up and passed boxes of matches to all Sunday School
Superintendents.
These are to inspire the start of the fire in your local church.
Rev. Mitchell expressed his appreciation to the church who had achieved the Exceptional
Level in attendance (50% gain) - Donalsonville First, Faith Fellowship, Macon Grace, Macon
Trinity, Vidalia, Wrens New Hope; to those achieving Superior Level (25% gain) – Adrian
New
Life,
Dalton
Wrightsville;
and
Grace,
to
those
HarvestPointe,
achieving
New
Honor
Day,
Level
Pine
(5%
Mountain,
gain)
–
Waycross
Chattanooga
First,
Valley,
Crossroads, East Point, Gainesville First, LifePointe, Macon Shurlington, Rehoboth, Rome
First, Savannah Harvest, Sharpsburg First, Thomasville First, and Tifton First.
Dr.
Crocker
entertained
motion
to
receive
the
report
from
SDMI.
Motion
was
made,
seconded, and the report was received.
The incumbent SDMI Superintendent is to be voted on a “YES” or “NO” ballot.
entertained a motion to elect this office by show of hands.
seconded.
Dr. Crocker
There was motion and
Motion was then approved.
Dr. Crocker asked for those in favor of re-electing Rev. Derek Mitchell to the office of
SDMI Superintendent to vote by show of hands.
Rev. Derek Mitchell has been re-elected
unanimously to the office.
District Superintendent, Dr. Roy Rogers, recognized the youth present in the service and
asked the Assembly to show its appreciation to them for the work they are doing for the
Assembly.
PRESENTATIONS:
1.
TNU Alumnus of the Year:
Dr. Rogers introduced Rev. Jeff Croft, Director, Adrian Camp
and Conference Center and presented him with this award.
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2.
Nazarene Publishing House:
Dr. Crocker presented a Folio to each pastor as a gift
from the Nazarene Publishing House.
have not had a profit.
Dr. Crocker reported from NPH that since 2007 they
These have been major financial losses.
Some of the reasons for
this decline are that Nazarenes now download books and Nazarenes have stopped buying
Nazarene material.
Dr. Crocker requested prayers for NPH.
We need to ensure that our
children are taught from Wesleyan, Holiness, Armenian literature.
Our children need to be
disciple in in the doctrine of the church.
ELECTIONS (continued):
elect the SDMI Board.
Dr. Crocker called forth Board of Tellers #1.
This ballot is to
The ballots were distributed with excess ballots being turned back
to the Election Secretary.
A correction to the ballot had to be made striking the name,
Ricky Head, from the Ministerial Candidate list.
The ballot was voted and the Board of
Tellers dismissed to conduct the count.
Report of Ballot #3 was made by the District Secretary as follows:
District Finance Committee (Ministerial) (Vote for 1 to serve to 2018)
123
Lonnie Grant
119
David Miller
District Finance Committee (Layperson) (Vote for 1 to serve to 2018)
130
Alice Pitts
99
Johnnie Mae Welch
District Advisory Board (Ministerial) (Vote for 2 to serve to 2018)
176
Lamar Brantley
127
David Miller
115
Gordon Tippins
60
James Wilson
District Advisory Board (Layperson) (Vote for 2 to serve to 2018)
163
Marcus Clements
117
Wayne Downing
107
Barry Gilley
85
Roy McDowell, Jr.
Adrian Camp and Conference Center (Ministerial) (Vote for 2 to serve to 2017)
131
Eric Boomer
157
T. Manuel Johnson
68
Joe Lennon
69
John Kouts
53
Tim Nary
Adrian Camp and Conference Center (Layperson) (Vote for 2 to serve to 2017)
146
Howard Darsey
68
Mike Logue
184
Don Moody
81
75
John Swarner
Trustee to Trevecca Nazarene University (Ministerial) (Vote for 1 to serve to 2017)
161
Lamar Brantley
81
Steve Dudley
Dr. Rogers stated to the Assembly that a correction needed to be made to his report
presented on Wednesday evening.
Rome First met all its goals for the church year.
He
expressed his apology for the oversight in his report.
MEMOIRS:
Rev. Don Hicks opened this part of the program by singing “Another Soldier is
Coming Home.”
The list of elders who transferred to the Church Triumphant was delivered
by Connie Callis.
Berry.
They include Rev. James B. Hubbard, Rev. John Lightfoot, and Rev. Chuck
Ministerial spouses who served the Lord and the church faithfully who also entered
the Church Triumphant include Mrs. Lue (Walter) Mann, Mrs. Erin Wallace, Mrs. Ruth (Frank)
Bohler, Mrs. Mary (George McRae), Mrs. Sybil (Mrs. Hugh Mincey) McGuffie.
deceased church members was read from each church.
The list of
Dr. Rogers then closed this part of
the program with prayer for the families of those who have gone to their heavenly reward.
ADDITIONAL REPORTS:
A motion was received, and seconded, to allow the District Secretary
to edit, harmonize, expunge, and print the minutes.
The motion was approved.
Dr. Rogers advised the ministers that the ministers’ choir should be in place at 6:55
P.M., and to be present at 6:30 P.M. to practice with Pastor Don Hicks.
He announced
Family Camp July 8-13 with Rev. Walter Mingledorff, Rev. David Gallimore, and Rev. Gary
Henecke speaking, and Dr. Paul Pitts leading music.
Dr. Crocker advised the Assembly that the Ordination Service will begin tonight at 7:00
P.M.
He reminded the ordinands to meet with him and Dr. Rogers following the close of
this service for their final interview.
Dr. Crocker adjourned the service by stating that next year we will be doing something
different.
He stated that he would like to open the District Assembly with a rally and
the Ordination Service.
The results of Ballot #4 to elect the SDMI Board (one Ministerial member and one Layperson
member to serve to 2017) had not completed the tallying process.
Dr. Crocker advised the
District Assembly that the results would be posted when we reconvened for the Ordination
Service.
ADJOURNMENT:
This portion of the District Assembly adjourned at 3:40 P.M. to reconvene
at 7:00 P.M. for the Ordination Service.
Ordination Service
Thursday Evening, June 5, 2014
7:00 P.M.
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ELECTIONS (continued):
The results of the SDMI Board balloting were displayed on the video screen prior to the
convening of the Ordination Service.
There were 222 votes cast.
The results are as
follows:
SDMI Board Member (Ministerial) (Vote for 1 to serve to 2017)
49
Joe Brown
29
Steve Dudley
68
Lonnie Grant
25
Lewis Stark
31
Doug Walls
SDMI Board Member (Layperson) (Vote for 1 to serve to 2017)
55
Donna Garnto
25
Gene Horne
72
Roy McDowell, Jr
43
Mike Miller
22
Leah Trench
At 7:00 P.M. on Thursday evening, June 5, 2014, the District Assembly reconvened for the
Ordination Service with congregational singing of, “Holiness Unto the Lord,” led by Pastor
Don Hicks.
The ordinands were led into the Service by the District Secretary, Rev. Janice
Laster, during the song.
Dr. Gustavo Crocker welcomed the congregation to this important event in the life of the
Church.
“This ceremony is one of the best indicators for the Church to sustain itself.
You will be witnesses of something that has been happening for centuries, in fact, from
the establishment of the church.
in
which
you
candidates.”
ordinands.
trust
that
the
You will witness a celebration of trust.
District
has
examined,
encouraged,
and
A celebration
empowered
these
Dr. Crocker then invited the elders of the church to come and welcome the
He stated to the elders, “Welcome to the sacred moment where we witness the
perpetuity of the Church of Jesus Christ.”
Dr. Crocker prayed the invocation for the presence of God in the person of the Holy
Spirit; asked for the Holy Spirit to be present in every corner of this sanctuary,
hallway, and to fill every heart.
He asked blessings on those called into ministry, their
families, those who trained them; he asked for blessings on the elders who have served for
years and are retiring from official service; the elders, deacons, and licensed ministers
who have said yes to God’s will and call.
Rev. Steve Dudley shared scripture from Ephesians 4:1-7 and 11-16.
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District Superintendent, Dr. Roy Rogers, recognized the retiring ministers and presented
each with a plaque.
They are:
Rev. Gene Cook, Rev. Tom Cook, Rev. Howard Porter, Rev.
Tom Rash, Rev. Dan Hayes, and Rev. Harold Lake.
The retirees received a standing ovation.
Dr. Rogers also presented first time District licenses to the following:
Gustave Achille,
Jeffrey Byles, Rick Carney, Ronald S. Katis, Aaron Keith Moon, Edson Mwinami, Chad Michael
Potts, Michael Jeremy Scott, and Thomas Randall Scott.
Todd Farber was presented the
first District Deacon’s license.
Dr. Rogers challenged these ministers by telling them, “This Assembly has voted to give
you your first District license.
You will be interviewed annually.
Church of the Nazarene.”
It is a sacred trust to represent God and His Church.
You are now on your way to becoming an Elder in the
Dr. Rogers then prayed for the District license (and Deacon’s
license) recipients and asked God to bless them and their families and to give them His
protection.
Dr. Rogers presented the Apostles Creed with the congregation reading along.
District Secretary, Rev. Janice Laster, certified to General Superintendent, Dr. Gustavo
Crocker, that the ordinands have met the requirements for ordination.
then presented to the General Superintendent by the District Secretary.
Peacock,
Bradley
Wayne
Poucher,
and
Caleb
Rex
Soles.
Dr.
The Ordinands were
They are:
Crocker
Jason
performed
the
examination of the ordinands.
Led by Rev. Don Hicks, the ministers’ choir then sang, “And Can it Be.”
Rev. Alfred Peters read the call and qualification from the Manual (Para. 401.2-401.6).
Allison Durham Speer then provided additional special music by singing, “I Will Glory in
the Cross.”
Dr. Crocker then presented the evening message stating that the Holy Spirit has been in
each
service
of
this
100th
District
Assembly
of
the
Georgia
District
Nazarene, and stating that he is already felt in tonight’s service.
congregation, “What are we going to do with him?
Church
of
the
He then asked the
Are we ready for him?”
He gave a brief summary of his life and stated that although he was born into the Church
of the Nazarene, he is a member of the Church of the Nazarene by choice.
He compared
himself and his pre-sanctified self with Peter and his pre-Pentecost self.
Just as the
Essence of Jesus came into Peter in the Upper Room, so Dr. Crocker stated he had received
the sanctification of the Holy Spirit.
He told the congregation that religious leaders
get upset when you are possessed by the Holy Spirit.
13, 18-20.
For example, he read from Acts 4:7-
Peter and John informed the rulers and elders of the people, “…we cannot help
speaking about what we have seen and heard.”
Spirit in your lives is in your daily walk.
The evidence of the presence of the Holy
The Holy Spirit turns ordinary people into
extraordinary and powerful agents of the Kingdom of God.
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Following Dr. Crocker’s message, the ordinands were asked to kneel before the altar.
one
was
ordained
by
Dr.
Gustavo
Crocker
in
the
presence
of
their
families
Each
and
the
congregation, and with the laying on of hands of their fellow ministers.
Each one was presented with a certificate signifying their ordination. A sculpture of,
“The Calling,” a gift from Trevecca, was given to each of the newly-ordained ministers.
Following the benediction, a reception was held in their honor.
The 100th District Assembly of the Georgia District Church of the Nazarene stood adjourned
at 8:55 P.M.
Respectfully submitted
DR. Gustavo Crocker, General Superintendent
JANICE LASTER, District Secretary
V. Reports
A. DISTRICT OFFICERS
1. District Superintendent’s Report
I. WELCOME AND GREETINGS:
Ladies and Gentlemen welcome to the 100th Georgia District Assembly. This evening I
bring you my 15th report as your District Superintendent.
Would
you
join
me
again
in
welcoming
Dr.
Gustavo
Crocker,
our
General
Superintendent in jurisdiction?
Other special guests with us tonight include: Dr. and Mrs. Harold Latham (Mary),
District Superintendent Emeritus; Dr. and Mrs. Dan Boone, President of Trevecca Nazarene
University, Nashville, TN. (Denise); Dr. Harold Graves, Jr., President of Nazarene Bible
College; Colorado Springs, Colorado;
Mr. Michael Johnson, Public Liaison for the Office
of the President at Trevecca Nazarene University; Dr. Verne Ward, Global Mission Director;
Dr. and Mrs. J. Fred Huff, District Superintendent of the New Mexico District Church of
the Nazarene and former Georgia District Superintendent; Drs. Moody and Nina Gunter.
Dr.
Moody was former District Superintendent of the South Carolina District Church of the
Nazarene ten years and as North Florida District Superintendent for seven years.
He
served as Division Director of Finance at the General Headquarters for the Church of the
Nazarene for eight years.
Dr. Nina Gunter served as General Director of the Department of
World Missions for the Church of the Nazarene for 20 years and was elected in June 2005 to
the
highest
office
in
the
Church
of
the
Nazarene
Superintendent ever in the Church of the Nazarene.
as
the
first
female
General
Both are Trevecca graduates; Rev. and
Mrs. Robert Huff (Joyce) of Lanett, Alabama and our new Hispanic Coordinator, Rev. Hector
Ordonez and his wife, Aristela; Rev. W. C. McBroom and Mr. Ron Sims, our representatives
for Brotherhood Mutual Insurance Company.
Would you join me in welcoming these special guests as Mr. Sims comes to the
platform to make a presentation.
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II. APPRECIATION:
First let me express my appreciation to all who have worked so hard and given so
generously to make this a good year.
To Rev. Don Hicks and the wonderful people of Dublin First, a special thank you for
your hard work on our behalf!
You guys are the best!
A special thank you to our office staff: Brenda Williamson, my Administrative
Assistant; and Betty Rogers, office clerical assistant and to Rev. Howard Porter, district
treasurer.
Thanks to Rev. Jeff Croft, Camp Director, and his wife, Peggy, for the many efforts
to improve and update Adrian Camp and Conference Center.
Thank
you
encouragement!
to
the
District
Advisory
Board
for
your
loyalty,
wisdom
and
You are the greatest!
To our District Secretary, Janice Laster, who helps so many in so many different
ways, Thanks!
Thank you to our auxiliary leaders: Jenny Wiseman, Nazarene Missions International
President;
Kris
Scarbrough,
Nazarene
Youth
International
President;
and
Rev.
Derek
Mitchell, Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries International Chairman.
To all who serve on district boards and committees Thank You!
It is great to have “Miss Betty” back with us this District Assembly.
This year
she will be passing her chocolate goodies in person and we thank you so much for your
prayer, love and support during her illness.
told her to get on with her life.
We bring you great news.
Her doctors have
They feel the radiation has done its job!
I celebrate
what medicine and God have done for my wife!
To all our pastors, staff personnel, evangelists, missional leaders, and chaplains,
we say “thanks” and keep up the good work.
To our retired ministers and their mates, we love you and appreciate all your hard
work and acts of sacrifice!
You are invited to a special luncheon tomorrow at the
conclusion of the morning plenary session.
To all the wonderful laypersons who give so much of themselves and their means,
“Thank you, Thank You!”
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Thirteen years ago in an effort to recognize and honor the contribution our laymen
make I initiated the annual “Marcus Clements Layperson of the Year” award. Would the
following recipients please stand:
Marcus Clements
Bibb Henderson
Kyle Fuller
Wayne Cook
Carolyn Brand
Virginia Wiseman
Mary Foskey
Howard and Marie Darsey
Don and Debbie Moody
Brenda Williamson
Chris Gillespie
Clinton Ellison
Our recipient this year is loved by all who know her.
She has been a fixture at
her church for fifty plus years and has been involved in ministry there since 1961.
She
left Atlanta and her church for eight years when she moved to Nashville, TN. to attend
Trevecca Nazarene College (now University).
After graduation she taught young adults and
has now retired from teaching school where she touched the lives of many young people.
Our
recipient
Church/Gracepointe
has
for
been
some
45
involved
years.
in
She
Children’s
has
been
Ministries
a
much
loved
at
Atlanta
First
“grandmother”
to
multitudes of boys and girls attending her classes and loved by their parents as well.
Her ability to communicate with the parents was a gift which enabled her to have their
blessing when correction of the child was needed while at the same time she always shared
the many good accomplishments of the boys and girls.
Generous to a fault, she has a heart
of giving of her time and resources to others and her sense of humor is a trait recognized
by her church family and district family.
She
is
currently
involved
in
a
Ladies
Bible
study,
participates
in
the
Joy
Ministries for the seniors, continues to be active in her church and is a strong supporter
and encourager of her pastors.
Never one to shun work, she is a faithful supporter of
district events and activities.
She attends every camp work week, both spring and fall at
Adrian Camp & Conference Center and is a staunch supporter of the camp programs.
Pastor Dan Casey would you escort our Layperson of the Year for 2014, Ellen Webb,
to the front please?
PLAQUE PRESENTATION AND CORSAGE PINNED
This year I am presenting a lifetime achievement award for outstanding service to
God, the church and to the Georgia District.
This person exemplifies Christ and is a
giant in the Church of the Nazarene.
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Dr. Edward Husband was born in Ovett, Mississippi.
He attended the Institute of
West Virginia where he received his calling to become a minister.
L. Walker.
In 1964 he married Mary
After they married Mary stayed with Dr. Ed’s mother and became a school
teacher while he completed his studies to become ordained.
In 1967, he received his ordination in the Church of the Nazarene in Meridian,
Mississippi.
Before coming to Gainesville, Georgia in 1969, Dr. Husband pastored churches
in Florida, Louisiana and Tennessee.
with establishing a new church.
When he moved to Gainesville, Georgia he was charged
He labored in building Gainesville Bethel Church of the
Nazarene brick by brick and person by person.
Dr. Husband has the personality and
countenance that easily draws people and during his tenure in Gainesville he received
prestigious community awards for his involvement in the community.
In the early 1980s Pastor Husband received another call.
It was a call that would
change the face of the Church of the Nazarene and its mission to reach all people.
Because of his work in Gainesville, Georgia, Dr. Husband accepted the challenge to build
and establish Urban Mission churches throughout the U. S.
To accomplish this he started
G.U.M. (Georgia Urban Missions). As part of this expanded ministry he began to plant
African American congregations all over Georgia and the Southeast.
In 1981, he moved to East Point, Georgia to pastor East Point Church of the
Nazarene and he continues to mentor and train pastors across the Southeast.
Dr. Husband became the Director of Multi-cultural Ministries for the Georgia
District Church of the Nazarene and helped propel the mission of the church to reach other
nationalities.
Today he has helped to establish not just African American Churches of the
Nazarene, but also Haitian and Hispanic churches across the Georgia District and the
Southeast.
He has served on the Board of Ministerial Studies, the Georgia Missions Board
and the District Advisory Board.
Dr. Husband’s testimony of being saved and sanctified under the Blood of Jesus
Christ is up to date and he continues as pastor of the East Point Church of the Nazarene,
works untiringly with multi-cultural congregations throughout Georgia and established, the
East Point Church of the Nazarene in Haiti.
In
2006
Rev.
Edward
Trevecca Nazarene University.
Husband
was
awarded
the
Doctor
of
Divinity
Degree
from
Dr. Husband continues to teach and train ministers for the
Church of the Nazarene.
Dr. and Mrs. Husband will celebrate fifty years of marriage June 20th.
Mary has
been a vital part of Dr. Husband’s ministry across the years. She, too, is ordained in the
Church of the Nazarene and has a ministry to women and the underprivileged.
One of the
points of Dr. Husband’s ministry that he is fond of is the seminar he provides to men on
“How to Be King of Your Castle”.
Unfortunately, “Miss” Mary issues a disclaimer for this
seminar and does not approve of his philosophical approach to being “King”.
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In their marriage four children, Edwina, Edward, Eric, and Eleanor, were born and
they have four grandchildren.
Today, on behalf of Georgia Nazarenes, we recognize and honor one man who made a
difference for Jesus and the Church of the Nazarene. Will you join me in celebrating this
life of ministry of Dr. Edward Husband?
(DR. ED, PLEASE COME TO THE PLATFORM – DS PRESENTS PLAQUE; CORSAGE PINNED ON MARY)
IV. STATISTICS SPEAK:
2013-14
Professions of Faith
992
New Nazarenes 427
Baptisms 301
Sunday School Attendance
4897
Corporate Worship Attendance 6212
Church Membership 9219
Raised for all Purposes $ 9,371,377
APPORTIONMENTS PAID
56 Churches with All Apportionments Paid in Full
Adrian New Life–Larry Little
Albany First-Steve Hood
Albany Grace–Joe Miller
Augusta First-Joe Lennon
Bainbridge First-David Grubbs
Barnesville First-Lonnie Grant
Battlefield Parkway-Joe Brown
Blairsville-Ken Fuller
Bloomingdale-James Jividen
Brunswick Grace Community-Myron Wise
Calhoun-Randall Hunter
Chattanooga Valley-Jon Bemis
Cochran – Jerry Peacock
Columbus Grace-William McCluskey
Crossroads-Justin Owens
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Crosswalk-Hugh Smith
Dalton First-Mark Amspaugh
Dalton Grace – Ron Taylor
Donalsonville First-Scott Messer
Douglasville First- Dr. Steven Callis
HarvestPointe – Gary Tankersley and Mark Tipton
Dublin First-Don Hicks
East Point- Dr. Edward Husband
Fairview-John Cannon
Fitzgerald-Dan Hayes
Gainesville First-Gary Huff
Good Shepherd-Lamar Brantley
Graham Memorial-Janice Laster
Griffin First-Gordon Tippins
Harmony-Eugene Wiseman
House of Love – Jose Valle
Harrisburg-Pam Frye
Jackson-Steven Dudley
LifePointe-Wayne Rutherford
Lovejoy Family-Randy Young
Macon Shurlington-Ronnie Griffin
Macon Trinity-Al Soles
Manchester-Dale Watt
Marietta First-Gerald Carnes
Moultrie First – Michael Farmer
Mount Olive- Dr. Byron Schortinghouse
NewStart-Jeff Hayes
One Love-Mike Scott
Rehoboth-James Wilson
Rossville First- Dr. Charles Fountain, Sr.
Rowland Chapel- Steve Dudley
Saint Mark – Randy Smith
Sandersville-Gary Mimbs
Savannah Harvest-Jim Dunn
Sharpsburg First-Jeff Hines
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Smyrna – Brent Reed
Swainsboro First-Tim Nary
Tifton FirstVidalia-Isaac Dodds
Warner Robins-David Miller
Waycross First-Chris Padgett
Wilkes-Isaac Branch
Woodstock First-Lewis Stark
Wrens New Hope-Danny Rountree
Wrightsville First - T. Manuel Johnson
IV. SOME FINAL THOUGHTS
We have gathered this evening to celebrate 100 years of proclaiming Heart Holiness
in the State of Georgia.
The Holiness Movement originated in the 1830s.
In Boston, Methodist minister
Timothy Merritt began publishing the Guide to Christian Perfection, a monthly.
In New
York City, Phoebe Palmer led the influential Tuesday meeting for the Promotion of Holiness
and promoted a holiness revival through her writings and travels.
The holiness movement spread into the South and Midwest through the advocacy of the
National Camp Meeting Association for the Promotion of Holiness, founded by Methodist
ministers in 1867 after a successful camp meeting at Vineland, New Jersey, attended by
thousands.
State and regional holiness camps and associations soon proliferated the Southeast.
In 1883 William A. Dodge and others founded the Georgia Holiness Association and published
a paper, The Way of Life.
During this time, Leona Shingler, wife of businessman T. J. Shingler, organized an
independent congregation in Donalsonville, Georgia, with nine charter members.
She was
not only the new church’s driving force, but she preached the Wesleyan-holiness message
throughout Decatur County and adjacent areas over the next several years.
To guide the
church’s doctrine and polity, a Discipline was agreed upon and published.
In 1906, the Donalsonville church united with the Holiness Church of Christ, a
Southern denomination that had its headquarters at Pilot Point, Texas.
southern church now extended from Georgia to New Mexico.
As a result, the
T. J. Shingler helped finance
the southern denomination’s mission in Chiapas, Mexico, by underwriting the costs of
constructing a new church and parsonage in Tonala, Mexico.
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In October 1907, Shingler was one of seven Southern delegates to attend the First
General Assembly in Chicago, where the Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene was formed
through the union of eastern and western holiness bodies.
In 1908, the Second General Assembly was held at Pilot Point, Texas.
The southern
church merged with the Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene in an emotional and joyous
service.
Seven
southern
districts
were
formed
at
Pilot
Point.
Rev.
H. H.
Sumlin
was
appointed superintendent of the Southeastern District, encompassing Florida and Georgia.
Dr. Hiram F. Reynolds was the first general superintendent to visit the new district and
presided at the first district assembly.
The Southeastern District had 12 churches by 1912.
First Church in Miami, Florida.
All were in Georgia except for
That same year, following his wife’s death, T. J.
Shingler established Shingler Academy, a holiness school in Donalsonville.
It grew into a
college.
The Southeastern District was divided in 1915, creating the Georgia and Florida
Districts.
The first superintendents were W. R. Hanson, E. H. Kunkel, and C. B. Jernigan,
one of the denominations leading founders.
In 1917, the school in Donalsonville became Southeastern Nazarene College.
It was
led at that time by Dr. E. P. Ellyson, who had served from 1908-1911 as the denomination’s
third general superintendent. The college
merged with Trevecca Nazarene College
(now
University) in 1918 so that there would be one strong Nazarene college in the Southeast.
(SARAH CALLIS – 3 MIN)
The most notable early district superintendent in Georgia was Oscar Hudson who
served from 1927 to 1931.
evangelists.
They
were
He and his wife, Nettie, were well-known and widely respected
both
preachers.
Upon
his
election, Hudson
priority would be to establish a strong central church in Atlanta.
acquired a Tin Lizzie Ford.
stated
that
his
A year later, Hudson
He reported to the 1928 district assembly that he had
traveled over 12,000 miles, preached 72 times in Atlanta and 69 times elsewhere during the
year.
The Hudson’s conducted revivals throughout the district and led home mission
campaigns. In one such campaign in Waycross, Georgia a young Charles H. Strickland was
converted during a home mission revival conducted by Rev. Hudson.
That young Charles
Strickland was elected to the Office of General Superintendent in 1972 at Miami, Florida.
District membership nearly doubled during Hudson’s tenure.
Subsequent district superintendents were P. P. Belew, W. H. Davis, Mack Anderson,
Jack H. Lee, Harold D. Latham, J. Fred Huff, and Roy E. Rogers.
In the early years the district and its churches were partially subsidized by the
denomination’s Department of Home Missions but by 1932 the Georgia District was strong
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enough to stand on its own.
There were 37 churches by 1937 and a district membership of
slightly below 1500, including a new work in Columbia, South Carolina.
The first work in South Carolina shows up in the Georgia District Minutes in 1932,
when Columbia, S. C., appears in the list of pastoral arrangements made for the Georgia
District.
There is no statistical information on this church in the statistical table,
and it is not listed in the 1933 journal but it appears again in 1934 and from there
onward.
In the 1933 journal, Chester, S. C. shows up and District Superintendent P. P.
Belew’s report to the assembly states: “a tent meeting was conducted in Chester, S. C.
which resulted in a great revival and the organization of a church with twenty-five
members.
Brother H. E. Crump was placed in charge as pastor, and the membership has since
increased to forty.”
In 1934 Chester and Columbia are both listed.
Chester still has 40 members;
Columbia has 31.
In 1935 the following South Carolina churches are added: Rock Hill and Winnsboro.
The pastor at Winnsboro, S.C. is E. N. Gunter.
He was the father of Dr. Moody Gunter.
In 1937: New Brookland, S.C. church added
In 1938: Langley and West Columbia, S. C. churches were added.
The work in South
Carolina originated as part of the Georgia District. South Carolina exited from the
Georgia District in 1941.
In 2013 the combined membership of what used to be called the Southeast District,
which was comprised of Florida, South Carolina and Georgia, was 58,356.
The Georgia
District had 90 churches and a membership of 9,225.
From “just under 1500” to 58,356 members.
Praise the Lord!
In 1902 Mrs. Leona Shingler probably never dreamed that one day there would be a
Southeast District Church of the Nazarene, let alone 90 churches and a membership of 9,225
nor could she have known that in 2013 the Georgia District Church of the Nazarene would
lead the denomination with 118% giving to the World Evangelism Fund.
The Georgia District
did that last year in the midst of the worst economic disaster that most of us have ever
witnessed. By the way, we have overpaid the World Evangelism Fund again at 107.32% this
year and our Trevecca Nazarene University and Pensions and Benefits budgets are paid in
full this year.
April 28, 2011 a natural disaster struck across Georgia and two members of our
District Family lost their lives when a powerful EF3 tornado swept through Barnesville.
The Church of the Nazarene was used of God to help assist many who lost their homes and
businesses to rebuild their lives.
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The Barnesville Church of the Nazarene was opened immediately to render assistance
to the community. (PASTOR LONNIE GRANT, WOULD YOU ESCORT MISSY KENDRICK TO THE PLATFORM?).
Listen
as
Missy
Kendrick,
head
of
The
Industrial
Development
Authority
for
Barnesville, Lamar County, Georgia, tells how the Church of the Nazarene made a difference
in her world and how it is still impacting that area for Jesus.
(MISSY KENDRICK SPEAKS – 3 MIN.)
That’s just one story about the way Jesus is using the Church of the Nazarene here
in Georgia.
Sunday, May 25, 2014 we celebrated the tenth anniversary of the Life Hope Haitian
Church of the Nazarene.
PASTOR ODEL ALUSMA COME TO THE PLATFORM.
I have a few questions I want to ask you.
I wish every Georgia Nazarene could have been a part of that celebration.
God came!
People were on their feet celebrating what God has been doing in the past ten years.
The
church was packed!
Odel:
1.
2.
3.
4.
What is your church membership today? - 108
How many have you baptized? 20 people, two weddings
How many did you have the Sunday I was there? 207
As part of your ten year celebration you had a week of revival that
climaxed with that Sunday celebration.
Who was your guest speaker
during the week? (Rev. Julio Brutus).
In 1990 Rev. Julio Brutus and I planted the first Haitian Church of the
Nazarene in Winter Haven, Florida.
He now serves as the District Haitian
Coordinator and there are 13 Haitian churches on the new Florida District.
BROTHER BRUTUS WOULD YOU STAND PLEASE?
Bro. Brutus, twenty plus years ago you and I stood in my office and
celebrated the birth of a brand new baby Haitian church in Winter Haven
Florida.
Tonight we celebrate the birth another baby Haitian church, Bethel
International Church of the Nazarene in McDonough, Georgia.
Would you join me in welcoming Rev. Othniel Baptiste, our new pastor
at Bethel International Church of the Nazarene?
Last year I introduced Rev. Hector Ordonez, General Superintendent of
the Sanctified Church.
This year I am excited to introduce to you Rev.
Hector Ordonez, our new District Hispanic Coordinator and it is a joy to
announce that we have four new Hispanic churches.
Would you stand pastor as I call your name?
1. Hector Ordonez - Lilburn
2. German Lainez - Columbus
3. Maria Maldonado – Warner Robins
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4.
LaGrange – TBA
Rev. Hector Ordonez is an asset God has bestowed upon the Georgia
District Church of the Nazarene.
Ladies and Gentlemen God is still pouring His blessings out on the
Church of the Nazarene in Georgia! Praise His Holy Name!
Everywhere I go these days young and old alike are talking about a deep desire for
something more. Something so out of this world that no man or woman can take credit for
it.
Not another program but something like Leona and T. J. Shingler experienced in 1857.
A fire that purifies and refines.
What people are talking about is the awareness that we need the Fire to fall on the
church again.
But what is required to start or restart a fire? Three things are
necessary:
1. A Spark
2. Dry Wood
3. Oxygen
This old pulpit I stand behind tonight has witnessed the Fire Fall.
It saw a spark
that came from a Holiness Camp Meeting in New Jersey to a South Georgia town called
Donalsonville that found a source of dry wood. The dry wood began to burn and just as
suddenly the wind began to blow and little sparks began to fall in Florida, South Carolina
and Georgia. The sparks turned into fires and fires turned into raging infernos.
This
was
the
pulpit
used
in
the
first
District
Assembly
of
the
Southeastern
District in Donalsonville, Georgia in 1909.
Men like Dr. E. P. Ellyson, Uncle Buddy Robinson, Rev. W. R. Hanson, Rev. E. H.
Kunkal and Dr. C. B. Jernigan are reported to have preached from behind this pulpit.
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I witnessed the “Fire” Fall when I was a student at Trevecca Nazarene College (now
University) as students came from Asbury College in Wilmore, Kentucky.
A revival had broken out at Asbury College in Wilmore and under the leadership of
the Holy Spirit, students left Asbury and went across America bringing that spark I’ve
been talking about to Nazarene colleges.
It was my privilege to be a part of a chapel
service at Trevecca Nazarene College (now University) when the students arrived and began
to testify about what God had done at the small Methodist college in Wilmore, Kentucky.
had never seen anything like that.
I
It was in that movement that Seniors were confessing
sins that required them to take classes over, one college president from another
denomination stood the following Sunday morning at Nashville First Church of the Nazarene
and told how he had an earned PhD in Theology and had been president of a Christian
college in the Southeast but he had never known Jesus in a personal relationship.
I have never gotten over that week. My heart still burns to see that kind of
mighty movement of God; to see the Fire Fall on Georgia like it fell on the TNU campus
that week.
Luke 24:32 (NASB) says ……….. “Were not our hearts burning within us while He was
speaking to us on the road, while He was explaining the Scriptures to us?”
So, what does it take to see the Fire burn in us today?
Listen
to
a
prayer
taken
from
“Pioneer
Days
of
the
Holiness
Movement
in
the
Southeast” by Charles Brougher Jernigan.
.
“I this day make a full consecration of all I have to God;
now, henceforth, forever.
Myself, my body, eyes, tongue,
hands, feet, mind and heart.
My wife, Mary Dodge, my boy, Wesley Atticus Dodge, and my
daughter, Mae Belle Dodge, my books, clothes, money, all I
now have, and all I ever expect to have.
Yes.
All my
means are and shall be Thine.
My time, and if there is
anything
to
else
that
appertains
me,
that
I
have
not
mentioned, I lay it on the altar to stay there forever.
I
do
this
from
a
conviction
belongs by right to Him.
of
duty
that
all
I
have
Not as a compromise, but from a
sense of duty, simply asking that I may be aided by Him to
keep it there.
Signed, sealed and delivered in the study of St. Paul
Church, Atlanta Georgia, April 15, 1876, in the presence
of Him who sees all things.”
(Signed)W.A. Dodge.”
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Several months after Brother Dodge passed away the above letter of consecration was
found written on a sheet of paper in an old trunk in which he kept valuable papers On the
envelope enclosing it after it had been sealed, he wrote these instructions: “This is to
stay sealed during my natural life, being the instrument of my Consecration to God.”
(Signed) W. A. Dodge.
I think W. A. Dodge had figured out what it takes to live in “the Fire!”
Matthew 5:6 says: “Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for
they shall be satisfied.”(NASB)
Exodus 20:5 says………..”for I, the LORD your God, am a jealous God”……NASB)
God said in Hebrews 13:5“I WILL NEVER DESERT YOU, NOR WILL I
EVER FORSAKE YOU,” (NASB)
Church, be of good cheer.
problem is not our God!
God has not forsaken His church nor will He.
The
The problem is how hungry and thirsty are we?
Have we settled for better instead of best?
Have we settled for warm instead of
the “inferno”?
One hundred years ago some people called Nazarenes began to burn.
At first it was
just a spark but it began to catch fire and it began to spread all over the city of
Donalsonville,
then
Decatur
County,
then
the
States
of
Georgia,
Florida,
and
South
Carolina.
One hundred years later with 90 Churches of the Nazarene and 9,219 members what
could happen if we marched out of this District Assembly totally sold out to Jesus, on
Fire for God with a passion to preach the message of Heart Holiness to every hamlet and
city in Georgia?
What could happen if laymen began to hold Bible studies in their living rooms and
pastors began to train this army of 9,219 to win sinners to Jesus and turn them loose to
start new churches in their subdivisions and towns where we do not have a Church of the
Nazarene today?
Do our hearts burn within us as He speaks to us on the roads of Georgia?
What are
we doing that pleases God and what do we do that displeases God?
Oh God may our hearts burn with the presence, purpose and power of the God who is
able to do “exceedingly more.
SONG:
Jesus Saves by Allison Durham Speer
Respectfully submitted,
Dr. Roy E. Rogers
District Superintendent
Georgia District
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2. NMI President
Thank you church, thank you Georgia District, thank you Lord for giving me a place to
serve you this year! The joy and the blessings have been wonderful as we have prayed,
planned, and worked together. Thank you, Georgia folk, for all you have done and continue
to do to build His kingdom.
Thank you, District NMI Council, for giving of your time to serve. Some of the
responsibilities have required more of your time and planning than others, but each of you
have given and fulfilled the task that was assigned to you. Would all those on the NMI
Council please stand. Join me in thanking them today? (Your gifts of appreciation are in
the library.)
Dr. Rogers, thank you for being a supportive district superintendent of Nazarene Missions
International.
Thank you for your prayers and encouragement to each endeavor the Georgia
District NMI.
Thank you, Gene, for being there to encourage me when I needed encouragement, being there
to listen, to pray with me, to give your ideas of how to do a task better or how to handle
a situation. Yes, to always be willing to give a helping hand or to patiently wait while I
just finished ….one more thing. I couldn’t serve as I have without you, Heather, Kris,
Kameron, and Kolby giving of your support. Thanks for your willingness of allowing me to
give time that has been required for NMI.
Harmony family thank you for your prayers and allowing me to often share praises and
mission concerns with you. For being absent from you sometimes because of NMI calling
elsewhere. You are a very special church family.
Last year we challenged ourselves with the theme
“Move Forward, Now is the Time”.
The King has one more move. One day He is coming back.
Now, is the time for us to move forward in His mission assignment. Did we move forward in
our mission as challenged?
The following churches gave 5.5%
recognition
of their income to WEF this year reaching the
of World Evangelism Church:
Bellville Trinity
Chattanooga Valley
Cochran
Crosswalk
Douglasville
Hinesville New Hope
House of Love
Iglesia Monte Horeb
Macon Trinity
Manchester
New Start
Rehoboth
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Sharpsburg
Smyrna
Swainsboro
Woodstock
The following churches gave 5.7% of their income to WEF this year reaching the recognition
of World Evangelism Church of Excellence:
Adrian New Life
Albany First
Albany Grace
Augusta First
Bainbridge
Barnesville
Battlefield Parkway
Blairsville
Bloomingdale
Calhoun
Columbus Grace
Crossroads
Dalton First
Dalton Grace
Donalsonville
Dublin First
East Point
Fairview
Fitzgerald
Gainesville First
Good Shepherd
Graham Memorial
Griffin
Harmony
Harrisburg
HarvestPointe
Jackson
LifePointe
Lovejoy Family
Macon Shurlington
Marietta First
Moultrie First
Mt. Olive
Rome
Rossville First
Rowland Chapel
St. Mark
Sandersville
Savannah Harvest
Tifton First
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Warner Robins First
Waycross
Wilkes
Wrens
Wrightsville
Pastors, your traditional knife is on the altar with your church name on it.
Be sure you pick it up today.
World Evangelism Fund or WEF is very, very important to Nazarene Mission. How did we do in
support this year? We are better together as we contributed $510,409 to World Evangelism
Fund.
Making Georgia a 107% District.
Georgia is a World Evangelism District of
Excellence.
This year recognition is given to the following
Recognition
churches who have obtained Priority One
These churches are as follows:
Albany First
Barnesville First
Battlefield Parkway
Bloomingdale
Crossroads
Columbus HarvestPointe
Douglasville First
Dublin First
East Point
Fairview
Fitzgerald
Graham Memorial
Harmony First
Harrisburg
Jackson
LifePointe
Lovejoy Family
Macon Shurlington
Macon Trinity
Mount Olive
Rehoboth
Rome First
Sandersville
Savannah Harvest
Smyrna
Woodstock
Wrightsville
Presidents or church representative please remain standing until a council member has
given you a token of our thanks. The certificates for Priority One are in your packets.
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Our youth and children have opportunities across Georgia to be involved in Nazarene
Missions.
The children had 4 great mission days at Barnesville, Dalton First, Valdosta,
and Mt. Olive. They exceeded their goal to provide Bibles for Cambodia. Thanks for your
leadership David and Suzie Williams.
The youth stay actively involved under the
leadership of Debbie Moody. Another good Youthquake was held at Adrian in spite of the
date change due to the snow and storms with Dr. Nina Gunter as their speaker. They raised
$3,600 + to support their WW Mission Project in Wasilla, Alaska, where a group will go to
participate in FrontlineMissions this summer.
For the last several years we have recognized churches which have been 100% for NMI.
This
means they have participated in everything that the NMI promotes.
This response keeps growing which is encouraging.
Would the presidents of these churches
please stand or a representative from the church if the president is not present?
A
council member will deliver a small token of our thanks to you.
Albany First
Barnesville First
Battlefield Parkway
Bloomingdale
Crossroads
Columbus HarvestPointe
Douglasville First
Dublin First
East Point
Fairview
Fitzgerald
Graham Memorial
Harmony
Harrisburg
Jackson
LifePointe
Lovejoy Family
Macon Shurlington
Macon Trinity
Mount Olive
Rehoboth
Rome
Sandersville
Savannah Harvest
Smyrna
Woodstock
Wrightsville
Thanks you for keep all emphasis of Nazarene Missions alive in your local church.
Thanks to a District WW Team which went to Bonita Park and worked for a week
to help build a Nazarene Campground destroyed by fire.
Challenge
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Praise the Lord for another good year for Nazarene Mission International across the
Georgia District. Since its beginning, missions has been a strong focus of the Church of
the Nazarene throughout Georgia.
As churches were being planted in Georgia, in the hearts
and minds of her people the concern and burden for others worldwide to have opportunity to
know the Lord was also being planted. Praise the Lord that has continued!
In using the
terms “home mission” and “world mission”, as we once phrased the emphasis, from generation
to generation the seeds of mission have been sown.
Today we say Nazarene Mission
International which is all inclusive as everybody ought to know Jesus. Everybody ought to
know the One who freely gave His life for all nations, makes life worth the living, and
fills that deep void within each heart. Do you know Him today? Do you tell others about
Him today? Do you support the doors of opportunity of prayer and finance which enables the
church to reach the world?
Luke recorded for us, “ Jesus did say unto them, “Thus it is
written, and thus it was necessary for Christ to suffer, and to rise from the dead the
third day: and that repentance and remission of sins should be preached in his name among
all nations, beginning at Jerusalem.” (Luke 24:46-48)
The commission to the church is a worldwide one, encompassing the entire missionary
effort.
The church is not to be merely “missionary-minded.” The church is the vehicle of
Christ’s mission to the world. Christ’s empowerment of the church to evangelize the world
is available in every age, even unto the end of the church age. Jesus intended His church
always to be spiritually militant and evangelistically aggressive as we take His claims of
lordship to the entire world of our generation.
What are you as a church, what are you as a disciple of Christ going to do about this
challenge, this commission? How is He speaking to your heart to mend your ways to be
stronger so that everybody knows Jesus.
Yes, the forgotten people about us in our world
and the areas where the church has not yet reached.
Everybody ought to know Jesus! Everybody ought to tell who Jesus is!
This year as we move toward the 100th Anniversary of Nazarene Missions International, I
challenge the Georgia District to be a 100% District for Missions.
That means every organized church and every CTM participating in World Evangelism Fund,
Praying for missionaries and others around the world as well as those on our home front.
Educating yourselves and those generations coming behind you in the commission of reaching
the nations.
And Discipling others to not only know about Jesus but to know Jesus
Personally.
We should all be doing this whether we have an active local NMI organized or not.
Oh, may the power of the Holy Spirit come upon each of us in such a way that we cannot
help but tell the world about Jesus and his transforming power.
Lately, I have had more than one to say to me….
If people think I am a fanatic for Jesus….that is okay.
That is what I want to be.
Or,
Ones say….If I am going to be crazy about anything, I want people to know I am crazy about
Jesus and His purpose.
The world needs Him today.
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Do you know Him today?
Does He come up often in your conversation?
Do you tell others about the Jesus you know.
Everybody ought to know Jesus.
Respectfully Submitted,
Virginia Wiseman
Georgia District NMI President
3. NYI President
Dr. Rogers, Georgia NYI, family and friends
I bring to you my 2nd report as the Georgia district NYI president.
Well, being part of a great district makes this a lot easier.
Where to start......
Everywhere you go you can
hear stories of amazing things the Georgia district is doing.
Each new year brings TNT.
New excitement. New friends.
was filled with 2000 individuals sharing their talents
New experiences.
As the campus
From God for God.
Speaker
John Acuff and John Luke and Sadie Robertson shared their stories with us that weekend.
And who could forget Saturday night dinner....... Cold chicken.
not happen this year.
Be assured that will
I am looking forward to next week as we again invade the TNU campus
for another great week of TNT.
Teen camp....
shared
A week full of rest and relaxation at camp Adrian.
about going deeper with God. And refuge lead worship.
Matt Hastings
Lives changed.
What else
is there to say?
Global assembly...... Indianapolis Indiana was invaded by Nazarenes from all over the
world.
Workshops, general sessions, voting, sharing with over 500 NYI delegates from
around the world.
NYI officially launched the new theme of Be. Do. Go.
What is be. Do.
Go? evangelism. Be. When we think of sharing the good news about hope in Jesus, God’s love
and life in gods spirit we are talking about a way of being. When we draw close to God ,
God draws close to us and we can be who we truly are in Christ.
Discipleship. Do. When we think of discipleship it is about allowing our lives to be
formed in the process of following Jesus, with our whole person and community, engaging in
gods mission and presence already present and inviting others to do the same
Leadership development. Go. When we think of an art form discovered in the journey of
following Jesus and the accountability of community, we are thinking of
leadership.
Christ following leaders are often formed along the way and always in process
and only ever arrive in further depths and variety in growing in grace and transforming
relationships with god and others.
How do you plan to Be. Do. Go this year??
What all has happened this year?
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September brings the start of quizzing.
The excitement of learning God's word continues
through the year with almost 100 quizzers.
Fall retreat will be one we will never forget with Nicheal Swearingen and awaken.
taught us a new meaning to the word splatter.
Nichael
But also that we needed to splatter God
everywhere in our daily lives .
Festival of life.
A busy weekend with lots of energy but getting us ready for TNT.
As snowstorms raged across the state of Georgia youth quake had to be rescheduled but
things went great with Dr. Nina Gunter as the speaker.
My year continued with meetings and meetings but one of the most exciting meeting
was leadership conference in March where the new theme for NYC 1015 was announced.
kingdom come. Louisville Kentucky 2015.
Thy
Start planning now registration will start soon
Of course this couldn't happen without all of you.
The district NYI council.
Thank you for serving along beside me and helping
Me learn more and more every year.
Please come forward as I call your name.
Pastors thank you again for your support of NYI in your local churches and on district
events. The teenagers of Georgia need to know you are behind them.
Please stand and
accept this as our appreciation.
NYI Presidents, youth workers, volunteer leaders.
Thank you again for all you do.
I know
that Georgia would be in a crunch without you.
Georgia teens, Thank you for allowing me to serve you.
Georgia.
I am always proud to say I'm from
Watching you grow and become leaders on the district and in your churches always
makes this worthwhile.
My family.
Thank you again.
Thanks for putting up with me and my mess.
What about the next year?
I love you.
TNT, Camp, Yes conference, Q 2014, Work and witness,
Quizzing, Fall retreat, FOL, youth quake and NYC 2015.
Thank you for allowing me to serve you. I will continue to pray for each of
you.
Please pray for me that God continues to lead my footsteps each day.
Respectfully submitted
Kris Scarbrough
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4. SDMI Director
To our General Superintendent, Dr. Crocker, our District Superintendent, Dr. Rogers, and
my fellow Nazarenes, it is my privilege to present to you this report on behalf of the
2013-2014 Georgia District Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries International Board.
I want to begin by thanking Brian Farmer, our Statistical Secretary for doing a terrific
job in helping all our churches report what God is doing among Nazarenes across Georgia.
We want to make you aware of a great opportunity for Nazarenes to connect online by
showing this brief video informing you of .com
(Knocking on Historical Pulpit on platform)
This is just wood.
I was thinking maybe this was made of something special, like holy
wood. That perhaps if I put this Pulpit in my church revival would come.
Because this was
the pulpit Dr. Hiram J. Reynolds preached at the General Assembly held here in the state
of Georgia many years ago when the fires of holiness broke out in the Southeast U.S..
But
the existence of holy wood only happens in places like Hollywood.
Do you have Sunday School classes in your church? Sure, you do.
classes can be centers of holy fire.
Those Sunday School
But like this great old pulpit, just because you
have Sunday School in your church does not mean the fire of the gospel will be present.
If we all we do at the end of our Sunday School classes when we walk out of them is learn
something, then something is wrong.
What should happen when followers of Christ who claim to be Christ-like in holiness gather
with brothers and sisters around the Word and the Holy Spirit is present?
Yes we will
learn something, but a fire should be kindled in our hearts and our lives should burn for
the gospel. So this year, your SDMI board wants you to start your churches on fire.
Is
that okay with you, Dr. Rogers?
The fire of holiness does not starts not with your pastor or your board, or any other
leaders.
It starts with YOUR heart. It starts with MY heart.
For any kids here in the
room; big disclaimer here; we're not talking about a real fire you start with matches, we
are talking about our hearts being changed by God.
Otherwise, that will be the last we
hear from Brotherhood Mutual at our assemblies....
At our Men’s Retreat this past January at Adrian Camp and Conference Center, Pastor Brian
Gibson led worship and Evangelist Mike Adams spoke to over 100 men on “Living Holy Lives
every Day.”
What a blessing for us to have Rev. Jim Dunn put together a terrific Retreat
every year that our men should not miss.
Next year's Men's Retreat will be January 9-11,
2015 with Dr. Stan Toler speaking and Brian Arner bringing the music for us.
This past November, our Women’s Retreat was a faith-filled inspirational gathering of
about 240 ladies at Adrian Camp and Conference Center where Donna K. Rice gave a
challenging message.
Our ladies always have an encouraging time together.
I want to
clarify any confusion on how we arrived at the date for the next Ladies Retreat.
It
always begins on the second Friday of November, so this year’s Ladies Retreat will be
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November 14-16, 2014 with Suzie Shellenberger speaking to our ladies.
I want to give a special thank you to Brenda Williamson who directed our District Laymen's
Retreat on February 21-23, 2014 at beautiful Fort Mountain Retreat & Conference Center in
North Georgia where Rev. Lynn Holmes brought the Word of God to us.
These are awesome
opportunities for us to kindle the fires of Christian unity across our district.
Please
join us for these critical fellowship opportunities.
Next year’s retreat will again be at the Fort Mountain Retreat Center on February 20-22,
2015 with Dr. Tim Green, the Dean of the School of Religion at TNU, bringing us the Word.
For well over 40 years, Rev. Gene Wiseman has been directing our Children’s Ministries in
Georgia. Our Kids and Preteen Camps had over 230 kids last year led by In His Time
Ministries.
This year’s theme is Fire & Ice, the Elements of Following Christ with Vic
Bright preaching the Word.
After this report we will be electing two new members to our board.
Following this
session, we will have a ten minute organizational meeting for the new SDMI Board in the
Family Life Building across the parking lot.
At this time I want to ask our current SDMI board to come forward to help me hand out
these reminders of our challenge to you today to start your churches on fire.
As they are
coming forward would you help me thank them for their service to us this past year?
(Applause.)
Pastors, would you please stand so we can hand these to you?
(Matchboxes were handed out
to Pastors of each church, with our theme and IYS date on them.)
While our board members are handing these out I want to share an historical drawing of
John Wesley preaching outdoors in 1736 in Savannah, GA. (Drawing is displayed with the
face of Dr. Rogers inserted overtop a horseman in the background.)
I discovered our roots
here go way beyond 100 years ago. As I looked a little closer at this drawing I noticed
way in the background was one of our own, sitting on horseback. I was surprised Dr. Rogers
didn’t want to bring this drawing himself.
You can see him sitting on a horse.
(To Dr.
Rogers) Was that trigger's great, great, great, great grandfather?
Sunday School Superintendents would you please stand so we can thank you?
You should have
received your SDMI packets that include a Georgia District SDMI Handbook of Events and
Board Member Directory.
oversight.
If you did not see a packet for your church, I apologize for the
please see me and I will send one to you next week.
At this time I would like to give recognition to our churches who received Georgia
District Sunday School Awards.
Pastors would you please stand as your churches name is
called out?
Award Winning Sunday Schools
Exceptional – 50% Gain
Donalsonville First
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Faith Fellowship
Macon Grace
Macon Trinity
Vidalia
Wrens New Hope
Superior – 25% Gain
Adrian New Life
Dalton Grace
HarvestPointe
New Day
Pine Mountain
Waycross First
Wrightsville
Honor – 5% Gain
Chattanooga Valley
Crossroads
East Point
Gainesville First
LifePointe
Macon Shurlington
Rehoboth
Rome First
Savannah Harvest
Sharpsburg First
Thomasville First
Tifton First
Thank you for your efforts to promote Sunday School across the state of Georgia.
I want to thank Lewis Stark for his work in leading our Improve Your Serve Conference last
year.
Our feedback consistently includes praise for the top-rate speakers we bring in
each year. This next year, Improve Your Serve will be held on Saturday, Oct 18, 2014 at
Warner Robins First Church of the Nazarene. We want to equip you to “start your churches
on fire.”
In fact, we have a special speaker who has been on the wild frontier and has
seen many wild fires of the Holy Spirit.
We are pleased to have Daniel Boone (whom you
may never have realized has his doctorate) to bring us a couple special sessions during
this conference. (As our University President, we now call him Dr. Boone out of respect.)
We will also be bringing the best presenters from TNU’s religion department to help you
as you teach and preach across Georgia.
And as we often say about Improve Your Serve, "If
it were any better, Dr. Boone would have to charge you tuition."
Thank you to Lewis Stark
and his team for bringing us such a rich equipping conference for our teachers, preachers
and small group leaders.
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Sunday School Superintendents, the fire starts with you!
I want to encourage you to go
our Facebook Page and share any pictures or videos of what God is doing in your local
Sunday School/ Discipleship Departments.
If you have any trouble doing that you can send
it to Mark Amspaugh, whose (along with all our other board members and directors) contact
information is in our new Georgia District Handbook for the coming year.
These handbooks,
found in your SDMI packets, also contain event information for the coming year.
Thank you for the privilege of serving you with a great SDMI board on the Georgia
District.
Respectfully submitted,
Derek Mitchell
B. DISTRICT BOARDS AND STANDING COMMITTEES
1. Advisory Board
The Georgia District Advisory Board met five times during the 2013-2014 church year
to fulfill requirements in accordance with Manual Paragraph 221. Each meeting began with a
devotional and prayer time.
The members of this board are honored to serve and have
attempted to represent the district in all spiritual and legal matters and have given
counsel and support to the district superintendent in the administration and business
matters of the district. The growth and financial blessings this year reflect the efforts
of all who comprise this district and this board applauds your continued efforts and
especially the efforts of the district superintendent.
The following transfers were received:
Elders:
James Daniel Betts from North Arkansas
Lang Ingram from Tennessee
Michael Uhl from Northwest Indiana
Licensed Ministers:
Michael Jerome Appleberry from Tennessee
Dorothy Ingram from Tennessee
The following transfers were granted:
Elders:
Mark Bane to Joplin
Robert Milburn to Tennessee
Randall G. Parmer to Alabama South
Diane Watson to Mississippi
Deacons:
Jerome Gardner to North Carolina
Licensed Ministers:
Faithe Haeck to Joplin
Seth Thompson to Tennessee
The following pastors who are licensed ministers on the Georgia District were
recommended for first-time or renewal of licenses:
Karl Alspach, James Bradley, Maria Guadalupe Fuentes (Munoz), James Jividen, John
Kouts, James Lary, Joe Miller, Maria Moreno, Santos Moreno, Chris Padgett, Danny Rountree,
Natalia Trevino-Saavedra (Valle), Jose Valle.
Approval was given to issue a local license to Justin Owens, pastoring the
Crossroads Church, and Othniel Baptiste pastoring Bethel International.
The following are recommended for special service status: Karen Seers, Doug Carter,
Jim Tooley, Darrell Dennis, Billy H. Ring, Liliana Tobar, Clever Tobar, Ryan George,
Howard Johnson, R. D. Saunders.
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The following are approved for Special Service to pastor in Methodist Churches in
Georgia while maintaining credential on the South Central Ohio District: Mark T. Grizzard,
George Leatherwood.
The following are approved by the District Superintendent to serve as Chaplains:
Matthew Atkins, Sonja Yvette Horton, Brian Sayre, Michael E. Uhl.
The following were approved as Evangelism Service Retired:
James T. Dunn, David Canen, Billy H. Ring
Approval was given for name change: Henry County NewStart to Bethel International
Church of the Nazarene.
The following church disorganization was approved and completed: Milledgeville
Faithpointe.
Building projects were approved as follows: Sandersville First, Sharpsburg First
Approval was given to the following churches to borrow money:
Sharpsburg First
Approval was given to Battlefield Parkway Church of the Nazarene to refinance their
church loan to reduce their monthly payment.
Approval was given to the following church to sell property:
Moultrie First
Retirement status was approved for L. Gene Cook, Thomas L. Cook, Dan Hayes, Harold
Lake, Howard Porter and Thomas Rash.
The board approved medical emergency forms as needed.
Respectfully submitted,
Lamar Brantley, Secretary
ROY E. ROGERS, Chairman
2. Ministerial Credentials Board
Partial Report 1
We, your Ministerial Credentials Board, recommend that the following transfers be
received:
Elders: James Daniel Betts from North Arkansas; Lang Ingram from Tennessee;
Michael Uhl from Northwest Indiana.
Licensed Ministers: Michael Jerome Appleberry from Tennessee; Dorothy Ingram
from Tennessee.
We recommend that the following transfers be granted:
Elders: Mark Bane to Joplin; Robert Milburn to Tennessee; Randall G. Parmer
to Alabama South; Diane Watson to Mississippi.
Deacon: Jerome Gardner to North Carolina.
Licensed Minister: Faithe Haeck to Joplin; Seth Thompson to Tennessee.
Partial Report 2
We, your Ministerial Credentials Board, having found the following to be in harmony
with the teachings and practices of the Church of the Nazarene, recommend that the
following be elected to elder’s orders and ordained: Caleb Soles, Bradley Wayne Poucher,
Jason Shannon Peacock.
Partial Report 3
We, your Ministerial Credentials Board, recommend the following for renewal of
district minister’s license: Michael Jerome Appleberry, Karl David Alspach, Kevin Bishop,
James Lawson Bradley, Christina JoAnne Childs, Jean Daphnis, David Bruce DeBord, Sarah
Fortner, Maria Fuentes, Nathaniel Hogan, Nicole Latoya Husband, Dorothy C. Ingram, James
Jividen, Richard Kelly, Jr., John Kouts, James Lary, Jr., Rebecca MacLearn, Joseph G.
Miller, Preston Scott Messer, J. Santos Moreno, Maria Moreno, David Maxwell Myers, Chris
Padgett, Douglas R. Payne, Jason Peacock, Bradley Poucher, Nancy B. Rawlins, Danny
Rountree, Natalia Trevino-Saavedra, Heather Simon, Caleb Soles, Erin Soles, Michael Lamar
Smith, Brian Webster Trundle, Jose Luis Valle, and Houdelyn Limage Montre Vil.
We recommend the following not be granted renewal of district minister’s license:
Joel Heath Banks, Austin Christopher, Eddie Fizer, Stacey Gray, Wayne Money, Justin
Michael Owens, Greg Prosser and Daniel Sikes.
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We recommend the following be granted district minister’s licenses: Gustave
Achille, Jeffrey Byler, Rick Carney, Todd Farber (Deacon), Ronald S. Katis, Aaron Keith
Moon, Edson Mwinami, Chad Michael Potts, Michael Jeremy Scott, Thomas Randall Scott.
We recommend the following for minister of Christian Education: Robert Allen
Hodges, Danny Woodlieff
We recommend the following for Registered Evangelist: Eric Boomer, Raymond Dean,
and Reva Porter. We recommend the following for Evangelism Service Retired: David Canen,
Billy H. Ring, James T. Dunn. We recommend the following for Registered Song Evangelist:
Reva Porter.
We recommend the following credentials be re-instated:
Danny Bohler, Howard
Johnson.
We recommend retirement status be granted to L. Gene Cook, Thomas L. Cook, Dan
Hayes, Harold Lake, Howard R. Porter, Thomas Rash.
We recommend the following be dropped from the Roll of Ministers having joined the
church triumphant: James B. Hubbard, John Lightfoot, Chuck Berry
We recommend the following be removed from the Roll of Ministers for failure to
report (Para. 435.9) Robert Brown, Sr., Donald Aratius.
We recommend that in accordance with Manual 2014-2017 par. 530.7,8, if the applicant
has been divorced, that the following be recognized as the supporting documents to be
presented before the procedure to become a licensed minister: (1) a copy of the original
divorce decree; (2) the applicant’s own written statement about the divorce; (3) a letter
or written statement from a member of the applicant’s family about the divorce.
We recommend that on receipt of an application for District Minister’s License, a
letter be sent to inform the applicant that all documents required for licensing shall be
returned to the secretary of the Board of Ministerial Credentials, to arrive at the
secretary’s office before the applicant’s designated geographic meeting date.
Respectfully Submitted,
Jerry Gardner, Secretary
Lamar Brantley, Chairman
3. MINISTERIAL STUDIES BOARD REPORT
We, your Board of Ministerial Studies, submit the following report. After an examination
of the study records, we recommend the following placements be made:
Entering the Course of Study as a new student or transfer, Elder Track: Michael
Appleberry, Miguel Alvarez, Jeff Byler, Samille Jackson, Americo Menendez, Casey Rauscher,
Abel Zamora.
Graduated from the Course of Study: Elder Track – Michael Appleberry, Jeff Byler, Sarah
Fortner, Limage Houdelyne, James Jividen, John Kouts, Joseph Miller, Edson Mwinami, Jason
Peacock, Casey Rauscher, Daniel Sikes Jr.
Entering the Course of Study as a new student or transfer, Deacon Track: Amanda Crandall,
Jerry Ritchie Stone.
Placements for students pursuing the course of study Elder Track:
Level Four – Karl Alspach, Austin Christopher, Jean Frantz Daphnis, David DeBoard, Eddie
Fizer, Nathaniel Hogan, Nicole Husband, Ron Katis, James Lary Jr., Michael Roberts,
Heather Simon.
Level Three – James Bradley, Rebecca McLearn, Preston Messer, Annette Mintz, Maria Moreno,
Santos Moreno, Chris Padgett, José Valle, Natalia Trevino-Saavedra, Michael Smith.
Level Two – Joel Heath Banks, Rick Carney, William Clemmons Jr., Emory Corley, Maria
Guadelupe Fuentes Marques, Stacey Grey, Richard Kelly, Keith Moon, Justin Owens, Juventino
Oxlaj, Chad Potts, Nancy Rawlins, Christopher Roper, Danny Rountree, Jeremy Scott.
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Level One – Miguel Alvarez, Trenton Cannon, Bridget Corley, Cody Jandzinski, David Mack,
Americo Menendez, Debra Webb.
Placements for students pursuing the Course of Study Deacon Track:
Level
Level
Level
Level
Four – Vincent Serpico.
Three – Todd Farber, Greg Prosser.
Two - Karen Breedlove, Lisa Owens.
One – David Bryant, Amanda Crandall, Jerry Ritchie Stone,
We recommend the following be dropped from the Course of Study for failure to pursue:
Miguel Alcaraz, Towanna Brundage, Gelacio Carapia, Sharon Dodds, Chester Ellison, Mitch
Folsom, Brandon Foskey, Justin Guinn, Kelly Ann Goldson, Gabino Hernandez, Maria
Hernandez, Danilo Lamus, Eduardo Landino, Benjamin Mann, Myra Marhea, Clarissa Martinez,
Marisol Martinez, Ricardo Muñoz, Christine Purvis, Guadalupe Rodriguez, Moles St. Preux,
Emma Valdovinos, Wendy Velazquez, Mark Wolfe, Brandon Wayne Yarbrough, Earnesto Zuñiga.
We recommend the following
withdrawal: Wayne Money.
be
dropped
from
the
Course
of
Study
having
submitted
a
We recommend the following be dropped from the Course of Study having joined with another
denomination: Abel Zamora.
The following Course of Study Students have transferred to another district: Faithe Haeck,
Nathaniel Haeck, John Strand.
We
recommend
that
students
enrolled
in
the
Course
advisor every thirteen weeks regarding progress issues.
of
Study
contact
their
We recommend that students enrolled in the Course of Study be required to
contact the Board of Ministerial Studies secretary any time they change address
or other contact information.
Respectfully Submitted,
T. Manuel Johnson, Chairman
F. Joseph Lennon, Secretary
4. Camp Board
The District Camp Board met during the year to care for the business of Adrian Camp
& Conference Center. Members are grateful to serve the camp and the Georgia District
through this board We are thankful for the dedication and commitment of our Camp Manager
Rev. Jeff Croft, and his staff and the ROAM volunteers who give their efforts for the
ongoing
ministry
and
improvements
at
the
camp.
Board
members
are
appreciative
of
laypersons and ministers who dedicate themselves to volunteer service at the camp but at
the same time urge more participation of our ministerial team for service to our district
camp grounds.
Adrian Camp is an important ministry arm of the Georgia District. Without the
support of our faithful laypersons and committed pastors, many ongoing improvements would
not be made. The camp board urges participation through volunteerism.
the cost of maintenance and rental rates at a minimum.
This helps keeps
All are needed – no one is
excluded.
The board expresses appreciation for the workers of the 2013 Family Camp Meeting:
Dr. Gary Henecke, Rev. Scott Ferguson, Rev. Walter Mingledorff and Rev. Mark Murphy.
We
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praise
God
for
a
great
camp
meeting
under
the
leadership
of
our
beloved
district
superintendent, Dr. R. E. Rogers and urge each of you to attend the annual July meeting.
Adrian Camp had the privilege of hosting 3,100 guests April 1, 2013 through March
31, 2014.
Improvements to the buildings and grounds continue to be ongoing as funds become
available. Board members and several churches have contributed financially to purchase
items needed for the care of the grounds and buildings. There are continuing needs for
improvement and maintenance at Adrian.
Support through financial giving to the camp will
enable work to be done. Two work weeks were held and much was accomplished. We urge every
pastor to attend at least one of the two work weeks
Financial
support
and
attendance
of
events
at
Adrian
is
vital.
We
encourage
attendance at the Family Camp Meeting in July and camping events held in June.
The
largest project for improvement at Adrian is the construction of a new family ministry
center to replace the current aging tabernacle.
This project will require a complete
restructuring of the facility and continued giving of monetary gifts toward this major
project is appreciated,
Camp Board members urge all to join “Friends of Adrian” for $120 a year per person.
“Friends of Adrian”, a continuing fund for “extras” not covered otherwise..
Thank you to Rev. Jeff and Peggy Croft for your valuable service to Adrian Camp &
Conference Center. Thank you to all the faithful volunteers who work throughout the year
and during the work weeks to improve and enhance our camp for ministry to others.
Only
eternity will reflect the number who were called out by God on the hallowed grounds of
Camp Adrian.
Respectfully submitted,
T. Manuel Johnson, Secretary
Dr. R. E. Rogers, Chairman
ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES
District Finance Committee
We, your committee on Finance, adopt the following guidelines as set by the District
Assembly:
Section I: Budgetary Data
1. That each local church adopts the theme Funding the Mission with the Churches of
the Nazarene around the world.
2. That the definition of income is any donation received by a church (this includes
all monies, including cash whether or not a contribution receipt is given at years end).
This includes regular tithes and offerings, Sunday school offerings, Easter and
Thanksgiving offerings as well as other mission offerings, building fund, revival
offerings, etc. A discussion of what may or may not be income such as fund raisers, rental
and interest income, etc. may be found at http://fundingthemission.org click Discover at
the bottom of the page.
3. That you may apply for a Rare Circumstance adjustment. Unusual circumstances that
are clearly outside the church’s normal activity will be considered for an adjustment to
church income. You will find this request form at http://fundingthemission.org click
Discover at the bottom of the page.4. That the World Evangelism Fund (WEF) be calculated
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at 5.5% of the TOTAL INCOME RAISED MINUS WEF GIVING AND 10% MISSION SPECIALS GIVING
(approved by the Global Ministry Center). This will be the BASE. That each week the
offerings be entered on the Weekly Report spreadsheet sent by the District Treasurer and
also on the Report Income at http://fundingthemission.org. The Planning Calculator will
give the amount needed to reach the goal for each fund.
5. That the amount of the Pensions and Benefits Fund (P & B) be calculated at 2.25%
of the BASE.
6. That the amount of the Trevecca Nazarene University Fund (TNU) be calculated at
2.25%
of the BASE.
7. That the amount of the District Ministries Fund (DMF) be calculated at 8.4% of the
BASE.
8. That the WEF (5.5%) and P & B (2.25%) fund be electronically transmitted
at http://fundingthemission.org to the Global Ministry Center or sent to the Global
Treasury Services, P O Box 843116, Kansas City, MO 64184-3116. That 10% Mission Specials
be transmitted or sent in a timely manner to the Global Ministry Center.
9. That the TNU (2.25%) funds be electronically transmitted
to: http://www.trevecca.edu/give/ or sent to the University, 333 Murfreesboro Road,
Nashville, TN 37210.
10. That the DMF (8.4%) be electronically transmitted to the District Office. The
link is: https://www.egsnetwork.com/pages/login.php. Or be sent to P. O. Box 920, Locust
Grove, GA 30248.
11. That the DMF be sent weekly to the District Office. The preferred method is to
pay electronically and report by email. Do not send a paper report if you electronically
send the spreadsheet.
12. The Weekly Reports are to be sent even if you are unable to send or transmit
monies.
WHERE
TO
SEND OTHER MONIES
13. That all District Mission Projects such as children and teen projects, Work and
Witness funds be sent to GA District NMI, c/o Jeff Hayes, 2095 Hollonville Rd., Brooks, GA
30205.
14. That all children’s camp, children’s Bible quizzing, and talent monies be sent
to GA District SDMI, c/o Donna Grant, 121 Cherokee Dr., Barnesville, GA 30204.
15. That all NYI camps and ministries funds
to GA District NYI, be sent c/o Marolyn
Fortner, 4864 GA Hwy. 57 East, Wrightsville, GA 31096.
16. That District Insurance Premiums be sent to GA District Insurance Account, P. O.
Box 912, Dublin, GA 31040.
17. That all Adrian Camp and Conference Center funds be sent to the camp at 37 Meeks
Rd., Adrian, GA 31002.
18. That all new starts adopt the same Funding the Mission percentages.
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19. That every local church will send a report provided by the district office with
Evangelism, Attendance, and Financial information each Monday. This report is critical.
This is the pastor’s responsibility.
20. The District Ministries Fund be disbursed as follows:
District Administration
64.29%
Home Missions
9.89%
Adrian Camp & Conference Center
16.59%
N.Y.I.
3.49%
N.M.I.
3.64%
Sunday School Ministries
2.10%
21. That the district superintendent will have the use of credit cards furnished by the
district in the name of the district for all expenses, which include motel,
travel, meals, entertainment, and other business expenses. Those that cannot
be covered on the credit cards will be reimbursed upon receipt of proof of
expenditure.
22. That the district gives a monetary gift at Christmas as an expression of love to the
district superintendent.
Churches desiring to send an individual expression
of love at this time would be appropriate.
23. That the district salaries be preferred claims.
24. That the district pays all expenses for the district superintendent and his wife to
all conferences and meetings that he attends as a representative of the
district.
25. That the district pay the hospitalization premiums for the district superintendent,
assistant to the district superintendent, office administrative assistant,
Dr. & Mrs. Harold Latham, D.S. Emeritus, and Rev. David Canen.
26. That the District Advisory Board (DAB) recommends the salary and benefits package of
the District Superintendent. After consultation with the District
Superintendent the District Advisory Board will also recommend the salary and
benefits package of the district staff.
27. That all budget requests are to be submitted to the District Treasurer and the
Finance Committee Chairman by March 15. The district office will provide a template for
these requests.
28. That where an official or one designated, travels for district business, they be
reimbursed at the rate of up to 40 cents per mile.
29. That the local churches give full support to the 10 percent program for world
evangelism.
30. That each treasurer of a district fund includes in the annual report a balance sheet
showing all liabilities and assets and that this be included in the printed
report in the district journal.
31. That the premium be paid on a $10,000 life insurance policy from the district funds
for each pastor, full-time associate, lay Advisory Board members and
employees of the district.
A family rider will be included for their
dependents in the amount of $5,000.
32. That churches provide professional liability insurance for the pastor and staff.
33. That all churches provide Workman’s Compensation insurance even if they have only the
pastor as an employee. All churches with three or more employees are required
by state law to have Workman’s Compensation insurance.
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34. That we provide long-term care insurance for the District Superintendent.
35. To appoint an auditing committee or a committee of independent examiners, or
such other qualified persons, that shall audit or examine, to at least the minimum
standard required by national or state law if applicable, or other recognized professional
standards, at least annually, the financial records of the treasurer of the church, the
Nazarene Youth International (NYI), the Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries
International (SDMI) Board, Nazarene childcare/schools (birth through secondary), and any
other financial records of the church. The pastor shall have access to all records of the
local church. (Manual, Church of the Nazarene 2013-2017 ( par. 129.23).
36. Bank statements for each church are to be reconciled by a person in addition to
the treasurer or money counters.
37. That a copy of the local church review/audit be signed and sent to the District Office
by June 30 each year.
Section II: Audit Reports
The district treasurer has submitted a certified public accountant review/audit to
the district secretary’s office of the various financial records (District Administration,
Home Mission, GSM, Adrian Camp & Conference Center, NMI, NYI, SSM, Ladies Retreat, Men’s
Retreat, Prime Time Retreat, and Laymen’s Retreat).
We commend the treasurers for a job
well done.
Respectfully submitted,
Brenda Williamson, Secretary
Marcus Clements, Chairman
BUDGET COMPARISON
District Administration
Georgia Missions
Adrian Camp & Conference Center
2013-2014
Percent
2014-2015
Percent
% Change
$469,000
64.43%
$468,000
64.29%
-0.21%
$72,000
9.89%
$72,000
9.89%
0.00%
$109,800
15.08%
$120,800
16.59%
10.02%
District NYI
$25,440
3.49%
$25,440
3.49%
0.00%
District NMI
$26,500
3.64%
$26,500
3.64%
0.00%
District SSM
$25,200
3.46%
$15,200
2.10%
-39.68%
$727,940
100.00%
$727,940
100.00%
0.00%
Total
District Administration Budget
2013-2014
2014-2015
Budget
Budget
Income
4020 Fair Share
4070 Tuition & Books
4080 Family Camp
$469,000
$468,000
$3,000
$3,000
$10,000
$8,000
$482,000
$479,000
4110 Interest Income
4120 Loan Interest
Total Income
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Expenses
5000 DS Salary/Housing
$90,356
$92,276
5006 DS Benefits
$33,312
$33,312
5012 DS Expenses
$28,500
$28,500
5018 Asst. Salary/Housing
$44,640
5024 Asst. Benefits
$23,916
-
5030 Asst. Expenses
$13,800
$3,000
5035 District Treasurer
$30,000
5045 Honoraria
5050 Director
$2,900
$2,900
5055 Music
$3,000
$3,000
$500
$500
5062 Secretary
$1,200
$1,200
5065 Speaker
$4,500
$4,500
$1,500
$1,500
$3,500
$2,100
5072 Mileage & Expenses
$1,000
$1,000
5073 Training
$1,000
$1,000
$1,500
$1,450
$1,000
$500
$30,162
$37,416
5082 District Secretary Honorarium
$2,500
$3,600
5083 Janitor
$2,700
$2,700
5084 Insurance Coordinator
$3,000
$3,000
5085 Office Help Wages
$4,700
$10,000
5086 Computer Tech
$1,580
$2,400
$5,800
$5,490
$9,840
$10,800
$600
$700
$4,800
$5,500
5103 Leadership Conferences
$1,000
$1,500
5104 Office Secretary's Travel, etc.
$1,500
$4,000
$16,250
$16,500
5056 Mileage & Expenses
5066 Mileage & Expenses
5071 Teacher
5076 Workers
5077 Mileage & Expenses
5080 Staff Salaries
5081 Office Administrative Assistant Wages
5090 Staff Benefits
5091 Office Administrative Assistant
Hospital Ins.
5093 Office Administrative Assistant Annuity
5095 Office Administrative Assistant Love Gift
5100 Staff Expenses
5101 Payroll Expenses
5102 Dist. Sec. Computer Expense
5106 Background Checks
5136 Dist. Assb & Conv
5145 Guaranteed Loans
5150 Board
5161 Office Operations
$5,000
$7,000
$8,000
$25,500
$29,000
5171 Office & Property Ins
$1,410
$1,500
5172 HSA Reimbursements District Personnel
$9,600
$9,000
5185 HSA Reimbursements Non District Personnel
$5,000
$10,000
5226 Insurances
$15,000
$16,000
5242 Pastor's Life Insurance
$14,000
$13,000
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5243 Auditor
$8,000
$8,000
5255 Camp Meeting
$4,000
$5,000
5260 Centennial Celebration
$5,000
5265 Christmas Dinner Expense
$2,000
$2,000
5280 Contingency Expense
$3,739
$11,906
$500
$500
5305 Flowers & Gifts
$2,400
$2,400
5320 Georgia Nazarene
$1,000
$2,000
5330 Key Man Ins
$4,385
$4,000
5380 Ministerial Development
$2,500
$2,500
5381 Ministerial Team Retreat
$4,000
$4,000
5285 District Journal
5385 Miscellaneous Expense
$850
5500 Office Rent
$17,010
$17,000
5524 Scholarships
$1,300
$1,300
5550 Utilities
$5,100
$5,700
5584 General Assembly Savings
$5,000
$5,000
$479,000
$479,000
Total Expenses
2. Nominations
The District Nominating Committee met May 1, 2014, at the District Office in
McDonough, Georgia. Members present were District Superintendent Dr. Roy E. Rogers;
ministers – Lamar Brantley, and Janice Laster; laypersons – Howard Darsey, and Wayne
Downing. Brenda Williamson served as recording secretary. Absent: Marcus Clements.
The District Superintendent welcomed members and thanked them for their service to
the district. He gave a brief devotional and opened the meeting with prayer.
The District Superintendent read Manuel guidelines regarding nominations after
which he
reviewed policies adopted previously which include the following:
Consideration shall be given to a person’s years of service to the Georgia District
when making nominations; limit individuals to serve on no more than two major boards.
Major boards are defined as District Advisory Board, Ministerial Credentials Board,
Ministerial Studies Board and District Camp Board, Nominations shall be made of those
persons who are supportive, cooperative, and faithful to attend scheduled meetings of the
respective committees and boards; no person shall be nominated from a church that has not
paid budgets two of the previous three years; incumbents be included on all board and
committee nominations. These policies were unanimously approved to continue.
A motion was made and adopted for the district secretary and the district office
secretary be given discretion to edit the minutes as needed and place replacement
candidates as needed. An attempt will be made to contact the nominees for permission to
place their name on the ballot for possible election. If no response is received, their
name will appear on the ballot.
The following nominations were made for Ministerial Credentials Board (Manual par.
203.15; 226) (Vote for 3 to 2018) Eric Boomer, Gary Tankersley, Gordon Tippins, Steve
Callis, Steve Dudley. Byron Schortinghouse. Motion passed to close nominations.
Nominations were made for Ministerial Studies Board (Manual Para. 203:16; 229)
(Vote for 4 to 2018: Ronnie Griffin, Rick Mann, Al Soles, Rick Unruh, Scott Messer, Dale
Watt, Lewis Stark, Odel Alsuma.. Motion to cease nominations passed.
Nominations made for Adrian Camp and Conference Board: ministerial (vote for 2 to
2017) Eric Boomer, T. Manuel Johnson, Joe Lennon, John Kouts, Tim Nary; laymen: (vote for
2 to 2017) Howard Darsey, Don Moody, Jon Swarner, Mike Logue. Motion prevailed to cease
nominations.
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A recommendation was made that the three district auxiliary chairpersons (Nazarene
Youth International, Nazarene Missions International and Sunday School Discipleship
Ministries) serve as voting members of the Camp Board with stipulation that the member be
the department head, not a representative. There was consensus agreement for this
recommendation.
The following nominations were made for ministerial trustee to Trevecca Nazarene
University (vote for 1 to 2017) – Steve Dudley, Lamar Brantley. Motion passed to cease
nominations.
The following nominations were made for the District Finance Committee (Para.
203.21, 235) – Ministerial (Vote for 1 to 2018) David Miller, Lonnie Grant; Layperson
(vote for 1 to 2018) Alice Pitts, Johnnie Mae Welch. Ex-officio members of the District
Finance Committee: district superintendent and district treasurer.
Motion passed for
Finance Committee nominations to close.
The consensus of the nominating committee was that the Georgia School of Ministry
be comprised of the district superintendent, GSM director, cross-cultural ministries
director and the Board of Ministerial Studies. The Ministerial Board of Studies chairman
will serve as the GSM Director.
Nominations for the District Court of Appeals (Par. 203-22) were made as follows:
Ministerial (vote for 2 to 2018) Lamar Brantley, Eugene Wiseman, Joe Brown, Gerald Carnes;
laymen (vote for 2 to 2018) Howard Darsey, Marcus Clements, Wayne Downing, Gerald Herring,
Tom Benson. Motion prevailed to cease nominations.
Motion prevailed to make recommendation that the District Advisory Board would
continue to serve as the Church Properties Board alongside the District Superintendent.
(Para. 233)
The following nominations were made for District Advisory Board (Manual para.
203.14) (vote for 2 ministerial to 2018) – David Miller, Lamar Brantley, Gordon Tippins,
James Wilson.
Nominations made for layperson (elect 2 to 2018) were Marcus Clements,
Wayne Downing, Roy McDowell Jr., Barry Gilley. Motion passed to close nominations.
A motion was passed that names on the ballot be placed in alphabetical order.by the
district secretary.
The nominating ballot was approved and motion made to close the nominations passed.
A closing prayer was prayed.
JANICE LASTER, District Secretary
Respectfully submitted,
Dr. R. E. ROGERS, Chairman
3. Ministerial Support
Compensation for our ministers should be very carefully considered in each of several
areas, namely: salary, housing, business expenses, compensated time off, and retirement.
Therefore, we offer the following as our recommendations:
A. Salary
1. That a pastor's salary should be equitable with the mean income of church families.
If it is to be adequate, it must provide enough support so that financial problems do not
interfere with a minister's best work. The church board should consider that the full-time
pastorate is a 24 hour-a-day responsibility and compensate their minister accordingly.
2. That the pastor's salary be reviewed by the local church board semiannually, with
consideration given to the increase in the cost-of-living index: and that the district
superintendent meet with the church board to review the pastor's salary; and that when the
regular income of the church increases by $1,000 per quarter, that the pastor's salary
should automatically be reviewed with consideration given to at least $10.00 per week
increase.
We further recommend that the church board secretary report to the district
superintendent twice a year on any action taken.
3. That the remuneration of the pastor shall commence on the Monday preceding the first
official Sunday of service to the local church.
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4. That our churches pay all the hospitalization insurance for their pastor and his/her
family and all his/her Social Security. We recognize that business and industry assume all
or most of the costs of hospital and medical care plans for their employees. Churches
should do no less for their ministers and other professional staff people.
In the event
the district should consider a change of insurance company, the responsible committee
should consider any preexisting or current illness that might not be covered if the change
was made.
5. That each local church give serious consideration to establishment of an annuity
fund for the pastor.
B. Housing
Housing for the minister should be provided by the church. This can be done in one of
two ways. Either provide a parsonage adequate for his/her needs or a housing allowance so
that he/she may rent or buy as he/she chooses (housing allowance should be sufficient to
cover taxes, repairs, insurance, and amortization). This would allow the minister to build
equity and be in a better position to purchase a house upon retirement.
Also, we urge the local church to consider the substantial income tax advantages that
are available to the pastor who owns his/her own home.
We recommend that when a parsonage
is provided in lieu of an allowance, that the major appliances be furnished in accordance
with the pastor's needs. However, we urge each local church to investigate the
desirability of providing an allowance for housing in lieu of a parsonage.
Also, we
recommend that the church pay all utilities, including fuel, lights, water, and telephone
(except personal long distance calls) whether or not the parsonage is church owned.
Where churches own their parsonages, we urge each board to appoint a committee to tour
the parsonage at least once a year in order to make recommendations to the church board
for needed maintenance and repairs.
C. Business Expense
(These items should never be included as part of the minister's salary.
They are
business costs of the church).
1. Automobile Expenses-We recommend that the church fully reimburse the minister for
his/her automobile expenses relating to church work. This should cover items such as
gasoline, oil, tires, and depreciation. This should be reported as "local church
expense/reimbursements" and not as "cash benefits".
2. Other Travel-Pastors should be fully reimbursed for travel, meals, and lodging when
they are out of town on church business. The Board of Stewards should help make
arrangements for the care of the minister's children, if needed, at those times.
3. Hospitality-The church that expects its pastor to do entertaining on behalf of the
church should provide these costs as business expenses. Also, the local church should
provide for the entertainment of the evangelists and special workers during revivals.
4. District Activities-We recommend that each local church pay the expenses of the
pastoral staff and spouses to district events such as, District Assembly, District
Conventions, Camp Meeting, etc. and that this time not be counted as time off or vacation.
D. Compensated Time Off
1. We recommend that the pastor be granted and strongly urged to take off at least one
day each week in addition to holidays.
2. Vacation-We recommend that the pastor be granted a vacation with pay, based on the
length of service with the Church of the Nazarene (and not just a local congregation)
according to the following schedules: 1 to 5 years, two weeks; 6 to 10 years, three weeks;
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over 10 years, four weeks or more (a week of seven days).
Vacation time not used during
the year is lost except by written agreement with the church board.
3. Continuing Education and/or Revivals-We recommend that the pastor be given an annual
option of one of the following: (1) At least one week off each year for study. This would
not be a vacation but a serious means of strengthening our ministry and its service. No
minister can keep high standards without planned and consistent learning. This could
include attendance at a minister's workshop. In addition, we recommend that the church
board give consideration to a library allowance for the pastor. (2) A one-week revival
during the year. We are concerned that pastors limit their activity in this area so that
the church can adequately support our dedicated full-time evangelists.
E. Miscellaneous Expenses
1. Should a pastor become seriously ill, it would be a Christian gesture on the part of
the church to give him/her sick leave with full pay for a minimum of 90 days. If the
illness is longer, the termination of the leave would be up to the discretion on the local
church board.
We recommend that churches provide disability insurance for the pastor and
staff.
2. The local church should, when calling a new pastor, assume the full cost of moving
expenses.
F. Supply Preachers
1. When a supply preacher is invited to fill the pulpit, the following minimum
honorarium is suggested: for churches raising under $75,000, a minimum of $50. per service
plus IRS allowed mileage ($0.560/mile) round trip; for churches raising $76,000-$150,000,
a minimum $75. per service plus IRS allowed mileage ($0.560/mile) round trip; for churches
raising more the $150,000, a minimum of $100. per service plus IRS allowed mileage
($0.560/mile) round trip. The church should make arrangement meals and a place to rest
between services if needed.
G. Evangelists' Compensation
1. We recommend that each local church board review the compensation paid to
evangelists who are devoting their full time to this work. We must give to these dedicated
servants of God support that is comparable with current salaries and cost of living.
A
recommended formula would be at least double the amount of the pastor's base salary for
that period of time.
In addition to this, the church should pay the travel expenses to
the local church.
2. If a revival is cancelled by a church without sufficient notice to the evangelist,
the church should consider its financial responsibility to the evangelist. If cancellation
is less than 60 days prior to the opening date of the revival, the local church should
give consideration to paying the evangelist one-half of the salary he/she would have
received.
3. Since the month of December is normally a very slack time for an evangelist, we urge
each local church to send a "Love Offering" at Christmas to each evangelist they have had
during the year.
Special Recommendations
We recommend that the local church provide like ministerial support for full-time
associates.
We recommend that this report be copied and distributed to the church board as soon
as possible following the assembly.
Respectfully submitted,
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Dr. R. E. Rogers, Chairman
Marcus Clements, Secretary
4. Memoirs
“Another Soldier Has Gone Home” sung by Rev. Don Hicks.
We pause today in the midst of the centennial celebration to pay tribute to the memory of
our loved ones who have gone to be with the Lord this past year. Death can separate us
from our loved ones but it can never rob us of memories nor take God from us
Along with the Apostle, we would say of them – 2 Timothy 4:7 (NASB) I have fought the good
fight, I have finished the course, I have kept the faith.
We pay tribute to Elders who transferred to the Church Triumphant: Rev. James B. Hubbard,
Rev. John Lightfoot and Rev. Chuck Berry.
Faithful to God, the church and their
families, these faithful servants are absent from us but present with the Lord.
Serving the Lord and the church faithfully and lovingly these dedicated and courageous
ministerial spouses have entered into the Church Triumphant: Mrs. Lue (Walter) Mann, Mrs.
Erin Wallace, Mrs. Ruth (Frank) Bohler, Mrs. Mary (George) McRae, Mrs. Sybil (Mrs. Hugh
Mincey) McGaffie.
We are saddened at the loss of our faithful members this year but rejoice that they are
now with the Lord.
Albany Grace – Jimmy Austin
Alma First – Stephanie Tenney, Charles Berry
Augusta First – Jack Cushman, Erin Wallace, Eddie Norton
Bainbridge First – Elizabeth Lane, Mattie Grubbs Cato, Donald Grubbs, Eunice Hines, Marian
Wise
Barnesville – Wanda O’Neil, Patsy Dunn, John Harper
Battlefield Parkway – Helen Chappin Bartley
Bellville Trinity – Luevenier Mann
Blairsville – French Steele Trogdon
Bloomingdale – Annette Gibbons, Barry Smith
Cairo – Charles Chambers
Chattanooga Valley – Libby Gilley, Barbara Orsborne
Dalton First – Martha Baskins, Ben Richardson
Douglasville – Betty Shaw
Dublin First – Jean Sheppard, Elton Woods, John Barrow
East Point – Robert Hunter
Fairview – Yvonne Browning
Fitzgerald – Shirley Downing, Donald West, Dorothy Martin, Rev. James B. Hubbard, Rev.
John Lightfoot
Gainesville El Sembrador – Belanye Llamas
Good Shepherd – William Page
Graham Memorial – Elouise Dudley, Jean Cobb
Gracepointe – Yvonne Wetmore, Elsie Hughes, Janice Pearson, Sylvia Williams, Marilyn Mayo
Griffin First – Don Bassham, Mary Pryor, Boyd Mitchell, Cindy Weisinger
Harrisburg – Gean Gilreath, Robert Wright, Jane Jones
HarvestPointe – Luther Miller, James Irwin, Evelyn McFarland, Mary Sharp
Jackson – Katreen Duke, Vernell Sellers
LifePointe – Jack Carnes, Charles Wilborn
Lovejoy Family – June Falkenburg, Paulette Taylor
Macon Grace – Mary Ann Williams
Macon Shurlington – Helen Jowers, Kenny Genthner, Doris Jordan
Macon Trinity – Kathryn Sullivan
Marietta First – Sybil McGaffie (age 100)
Moultrie First – Faye Rice, Ruby Murphy, Willene Dowdy, Emily Mae Thomas, John Sheets
Mount Olive – Corene Thompson
Nashville – Betty R. Cook, Michelle Wilson
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Pine Mountain – Ramona Fulford, Barry Brown
Rehoboth – Annie Ramsey, Sharon Price, Lucile Oglesby, Carolyn Starling
Rowland Chapel – Don Ott, Amy Johnson
Sandersville – Dorothy Veal, Billy Johnson
Savannah Harvest – James Love, Joan Dugger, Verdie Love
Smyrna – Joyce Twiggs
Swainsboro – Pattie Penrow
Thomasville – Pearl Mae Winnie, Darlene Laster
Tifton First – Virginia Jones
Warner Robins – Bernice Strader, Virginia Atchison, Norma Ellis, William Conero, Ruth
Bohler, Shirley Coleman
Waycross First – Hilton Murphy, James (Johnny) Floyd
Wilkes – Alene Wilkes, Audie Fulford
Wrightsville – Mattie Lord, Josephine Wilson
Please stand and remember these as our district superintendent, Dr. R. E. Rogers, closes
with prayer.
Respectfully submitted,
Brenda Williamson, Secretary
Mrs. Connie Callis, Chairperson
5. WORLD MISSION REPORT
2014 - 2015
We your committee on World Mission submit the following recommendations:
1.
That each local NMI make plans to reach the requirements for a Priority One Church.
The district will be Priority One District if the following requirements are met.
A.
DISTRICT MISSION PRIORITY ONE (MPO) REQUIREMENTS:
90% of churches prayed for missions; 100% is achievable.
90% of churches involved children and youth in mission; 100% is achievable.
90% of the WEF goal of 5.5 percent of current income was received; 100% is achievable
and essential to fund the mission globally.
90% of churches utilized mission resources and participated in all four education
categories; 100% is achievable.
B. Local Church MPO requirements
PRAYING
The church prayed for missions.
Interceding for leaders and churches and for the Holy
Spirit to draw all people to Christ.
EDUCATING
Informing people of the world's needs and enabling our church to meet those needs in
Christ. The church participated in each of the four education categories that follow:
a. NMI missions books/tapes/CDs
b. Missions service projects and/or hands-on missions activities
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c. Missions speakers
d. Multimedia missions resources and/or missions publications/communications
DISCIPLING
Involving and mentoring future mission leaders, especially youth and children, to make
Christlike disciples for God's mission in the nations. The church discipled and involved
children and youth in local and global missions.
GIVING
Devoting ourselves and our resources, especially World Evangelism Fund, to extend Christ's
kingdom. The local church gave at least 5.5% of its current income to WEF.
2. That each local NMI council meet immediately after the district assembly and make plans
for their local NMI as follows:
A. Set goals for the Easter and Thanksgiving offerings.
B. Inform local council members of their responsibilities.
C. Plan for Youth and Children Missions Projects.
D. Make plans to become the “NMI Priority One Church of the Year” of their respective
category. The categories being for churches of 1-50 church members, 51-100 church
members, 101-200 church members, 200 and above church members.
E. Make plans for NMI council to meet monthly or quarterly to evaluate the progress of
their mission goals.
3.
That each pastor work cooperatively with the local council by preaching on missions
and emphasizing special offerings such as Alabaster, World Mission Broadcast,
Thanksgiving and Easter Offering. That he/she assists in the scheduling and planning
of deputation services.
4.
That the missionary deputation offering should include “full participation of the
entire church” with the following as a recommended minimum offering scale:
Sunday Morning Service
$400-500
Sunday Evening Service
$250-350
Weekday Service
$225-325
Faith Promise Weekend
$700-no limit
(Missional Area Rally offerings be planned by the churches Missional Area prior to
the rally. At least $350 – no limit)
5.
That each church participate in planned District NMI Missional Area services.
6.
That each church strive to be 10% for World Evangelism.
7.
That the District sponsor up to a maximum of four tours per year unless the Executive
Council sees a need for additional tours.
8. That any person who is a member of the Church of the Nazarene and supports the Nazarene
Missions International (NMI) purpose will be an active member of the local NMI.
NMI
literature to be given to new church members by the local missionary president.
9.
That local council members be active in local, Missional Area and district mission
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events.
That delegates to the district NMI Convention be elected from the local
council whenever possible.
10. Make sure each offering is mailed promptly to the appropriate treasurer.
Children and
Youth Projects, Work and Witness and other approved specials to District NMI Treasurer.
Easter and Thanksgiving offerings and all other World Evangelism Fund monies, Alabaster,
cash
LINKS,
assignment
duty
money
be
sent
to
the
General
Treasurer,
Church
of
the
Nazarene.
11. That the local churches participating in the World Mission Faith Promise provide
opportunity for the entire congregation to give in the Thanksgiving, Easter,
Alabaster,
Deputation,
Compassionate
Ministries,
and
World
Mission
Broadcast
Offerings. That budgeted offerings in the Faith Promise Program be increased to keep
pace with inflation and world mission needs.
12. That Alabaster offerings be received.
13. That each church give to the Missionary Health Care by presenting Memorial Rolls,
Distinguished Service Awards, and Gifts from the Heart or receiving an offering.
14. That each church receive an offering for World Mission Broadcast.
15. When a church realizes it is not a 10% church and desires to increase its 10% giving,
that it overpay its World Evangelism Fund rather than accepting an additional approved
special.
16. That each church send a cash gift to their LINKS missionaries on their birthdays,
anniversaries, and other special days.
That each NMI pay its LINKS assignments by
October 15.
17. That the local NMI be kept informed of the work and prayer needs of our Georgia
Missionary Families. That the district send a cash gift to each of these and their
children on their birthdays.
18. That local presidents and pastors make sure their annual reports agree.
19. That the local church undertaking a Work and Witness project shall have paid 5.5% of
local income to the World Evangelism Fund and all other funds as specified in the NMI
Handbook. We recommend that persons preparing for Work and Witness trips read two or
more of the NMI reading books.
20. That each newly organized local NMI upon their organization be supplied by the
District NMI with one set of adult reading books, "Living Mission", and NMI Handbook.
21. That each church participating in the cost of materials for the District Work and
Witness project will receive 10% approved special.
22. That
each
church
keep
in
touch
with
the
Prayer
Mobilization
(816-444PRAY)line,www.facebook.com/NMIPrayer,Engage
Magazine
and
Nazarene
Compassionate
Ministries Magazine, Georgia NMI Facebook, the District Website, the Global Internet
or web address which is www.nazarenemissions.org .
Respectfully Submitted
Mrs. Virginia Wiseman, President
Mrs. Debbie Moody, Secretary
6. NMI FINANCE
2014 – 2015
We, your Committee of Finance submit the following recommendations:
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1. That the District NMI will receive an allocation from the District Unified Fund.
2. That each local church will strive to pay their World Evangelism Fund of 5.5% of the
current year income by March 31.
3. That the District NMI will make a contribution to the Missionary Christmas Fund.
4. That a suggested minimum of $10.00 from each local church will be sent to the General
Treasurer by November 1 as a cash Christmas Gift for their LINKS family.
5. That a minimum of $1,850.00 be allocated to the District President for administrative
expenses. The district president will notify the treasurer of any expenses above this
minimum; and, that expenses be underwritten for the president's international
obligations.
6. That all district officers notify the Treasurer of expenses incurred in the performance
of their duties in order that they may be reimbursed. That 35 cents per mile will be given
to council members for out of state travel when on council business. The District Council
shall be reimbursed actual (gas, food, and lodging) expense incurred on the district.
7. That if a mission tour is a district planned tour, and the missionaries or speakers
touring furnish their own transportation, they will be reimbursed at a rate of 45 cents
per mile
8.
That
each
church
visited
by
the
district
president
pay
the
district
president's
expenses.
9. That at least one Distinguished Service Award be presented by the District NMI each
year. The District NMI Council will select names to be placed on the NMI Memorial Roll by
the District NMI.
10. That if needed, the District Youthquake and Children’s Mission Rallies expense be
supplemented from the District Funds.
The District NMI Council recommends that local
churches assist their youth in attending Youthquake; children, to the Mission Rallies.
11. That the district CPA review the District NMI treasurer’s books.
Respectfully Submitted,
Mrs. Virginia Wiseman, President
Mrs. Debbie Moody, Secretary
7. Daily Journal
The Committee of Daily Journal has read the minutes of the 100th District Assembly of the
Georgia Church of the Nazarene through the closing service of the assembly, June 5, 2014
and found them to be accurate.
Respectfully submitted,
Brenda Williamson, Secretary
Janice Laster, District Secretary
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VI. NMI Convention
Tuesday, June 3, 2014
The opening service of the 99th Annual Georgia District Nazarene Missions International
began at 7:00 pm. Congregational singing was led by Rev. Don Hicks. Ryan Watt led the
congregation in prayer and Loren Woods shared a scripture.
Special greetings from Christina Childs and Chris and Shelley Cotton were presented by
video.
Kris Scarbrough, district NYI President brought greetings from NYI and shared about the
upcoming teen camp. Rev. Derek Mitchell brought greetings from Sunday School and
Discipleship Ministries International and highlighted the upcoming children’s camps. Suzie
Williams gave a report on the children’s mission project to raise money for Bibles for
children in Cambodia; and, encouraged churches to support the current projects, especially
raising money for the orphanage in Russia. It was announced that an offering would be
taken throughout the convention to assist with raising the money for the orphanage. Suzie
also invited churches to participate in one of four children’s missions days that will be
offered this year.
A special mission message was delivered by Dr. Verne Ward, Global Missions Director for
the Church of the Nazarene.
Wednesday, June 04, 2014
Morning Session
The 99th annual convention of the Georgia District Nazarene International Convention was
called to order by President Virginia Wiseman after an opening prayer by Dr. Nina Gunter
and music by Rev. Don Hicks.
The time of the convention was set as 8:30-11:30 for the morning session and 1:00-4:00 for
the afternoon session. The sanctuary and overflow areas and offices will serve as voting
areas. Only members of the district are allowed to serve as elected or ex- officio
delegates.
The following people were called to serve as the Board of Tellers: Charlotte Foskey Angela
Ploth, Robin Scott, Robin Morris, Ray Commins,
June Thomas, Larry Kohen, Gary Suber,
Raymond Bulloch, Bill Blackburn, Bryan Carter, Holger Schulz, Bill Blackburn, Matthew
Fuller, Anna Callaway, Wanda Watson, Judy Livingston, Becky MacLearn, Sharon Swilling,
Mary Cannon, Gail McRae, Danny Furr, Johnnie Mae Welch.
Our Georgia Nazarene Publishing House representative, Don Moody, gave greetings and
offered an opportunity for churches to order NMI materials.
Rev. Gene and Linda Cook and their daughter Kay Barfield brought the special music prior
to the convention speaker speaking.
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Dr. Verne Ward, Director of Global Missions for the Church of the Nazarene, brought the
morning message.
Dr. Roy Rogers introduced Virginia Wiseman, Georgia District NMI President to present the
NMI
Report for the 2013-2014 year.
Churches which gave 5% of their income to World Evangelism were recognized as World
Evangelism churches. World Evangelism Churches were as follows: Bellville Trinity,
Chattanooga Valley, Cochran, Crosswalk, Douglasville, Hinesville New Hope, House of Love,
Iglesia Monte Horeb, Macon Trinity, Manchester, Manchester, New Start, Rehoboth,
Sharpsburg, Smyrna, Swainsboro and Woodstock.
Churches which gave 5.7% of their income to the World Evangelism Fund were recognized as
World Evangelism Churches of Excellence. Those churches were as follows: Adrian New Life,
Albany First, Albany Grace, Augusta First, Bainbridge, Barnesville, Battlefield Parkway,
Blairsville, Bloomingdale, Calhoun, Columbus Grace, Crossroads, Dalton First, East Point,
Fairview, Fitzgerald, Gainesville First, Good Shepherd, Graham Memorial, Griffin, Harmony,
Harrisburg, HarvestPointe, Jackson, LifePointe, Lovejoy Family, Macon Shurlington,
Marietta First, Moultrie First, Mt. Olive, Rome, Rossville First, Rowland Chapel, St.
Mark, Sandersville, Savannah Harvest, Tifton First, Warner Robins First, Waycross, Wilkes,
Wrens and Wrightsville. A knife was presented to the pastors of each of these churches.
All of these contributions helped Georgia donate $510, 409 to the World Evangelism Fund
making Georgia a 107% district a World Evangelism District of Excellence.
Churches who achieved Priority One status were recognized. Priority One Churches were as
follows: Albany First, Barnesville First, Battlefield Parkway, Bloomingdale, Crossroads,
Columbus HarvestPointe, Douglasville First, Dublin First, East Point, Fairview,
Fitzgerald, Graham Memorial, Harmony, Harrisburg, Jackson, LifePointe, Lovejoy Family,
Macon Shurlington, Macon Trinity, Mount Olive, Rehoboth, Sharpsburg, Smyrna, Swainsboro
and Woodstock.
The involvement of Georgia’s children and youth in missions was also highlighted. The
children exceeded their goal in raising money for Bibles in Cambodia and participated in
one of four Children’s Missions Days at Barnesville, Dalton, Valdosta and Mt. Olive. The
youth participated in YouthQuake with Dr. Nina Gunter as the speaker and raised over
$3,600 for their Work and Witness trip to Wasilla, Alaska this summer.
Churches who have participated in everything that NMI promotes are considered 100%
churches. The following churches were designated as 100% churches: Albany First,
Barnesville First, Battlefield Parkway, Bloomingdale, Crossroads, Columbus HarvestPointe,
Douglasville First, Dublin First, East Point, Fairview, Fitzgerald, Graham Memorial,
Harmony, Harrisburg, Jackson, LifePointe, Lovejoy Family, Macon Shurlington, Macon
Trinity, Mount Olive, Rehoboth, Rome, Sandersville, Savannah Harvest, Smyrna, Woodstock
and Wrightsville.
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A motion was made and seconded to accept the report of Mrs. Wiseman. The convention
delegates voted to approve the report.
The District Memorial Roll was presented by PowerPoint by Heather Scarbrough.
Rev. Jeff Hayes, newly appointed NMI Treasurer gave the treasurer report. A motion was
made and the report was received . A yes/no ballot was presented to the convention. Kris
Scarbrough served as election secretary. Ballots were distributed and collected and the
Board of Tellers was dismissed to count the ballots.
The District Distinguished Service Award was presented to Barry Gilley in honor of his
late wife, Libby Gilley, by Virginia Wiseman, Dr. Roy Rogers, and Rev. Heather Scarbrough.
The NMI Finance Report and NMI World Mission Report were each adopted as they stand as
there were
not changes in either of these reports.
The result of the ballots for treasurer was 236 ballots cast, 2 ballots were voided, 233
yes and 1 no. Rev. Jeff Hayes was elected as treasurer.
Doris King presented awards to churches that had the top number of points for Priority
One. The results were as follows:
•
1-50 members
o Columbus Grace 1, 015
o Macon Trinity 970
•
51-100 members
o Rehoboth 1, 445
o Graham Memorial 1,370
•
101-200 members
o Jackson 3,310
o Barnesville 2, 360
•
201+ members
o East Point 1,150
o Fitzgerald 1,120
Debbie Moody gave a report on YouthQuake and the youth mission project. YouthQuake was a
successful event. $3,600 was raised for the youth mission project for Frontline Missions
in Wasilla, Alaska. Debbie thanked the churches who participated in both. She also shared
that the youth mission project for the upcoming year would be to purchase ceiling fans for
Nazarene schools in Belize.
Amy Miller gave a report on our new LINKS missionaries for the upcoming year.
An announcement was made to invite pastors and spouses to participate in a Pastors Jesus
Film Trip to Peru to present the Jesus Film. An adult Work and Witness trip to MesoAmerica is also being planned.
The convention adjourned for lunch at 11:00 a.m.
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
Afternoon Session
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The 99th Georgia District NMI Convention reconvened at 1:00 pm for the afternoon session. A
video greeting from the Global NMI Council was presented. After special music from the
Cook Family Trio, the theme presentation, “Everybody Ought to Know” was presented in song
and narration.
Dr. Verne Ward brought a closing mission challenge to the convention. The
NMI President, Virginia Wiseman, announced that $3,000 was raised in the past two days for
offerings for Chris and Shelley Cotton and over $4,000 was raised for the orphanage in
Russia. The convention was adjourned by Virginia Wiseman after a closing prayer by Dr.
Moody Gunter.
Respectfully Submitted,
Debbie Moody, Secretary
Virginia Wiseman, President
VII. NYI Convention
Georgia District Church of the Nazarene
2014 Nazarene Youth International Convention
Saturday, March 29, 2014
Warner Robins First Church of the Nazarene
Warner Robins, Georgia
The 2014 Georgia District NYI Convention was called to order on Saturday, March 29, 2014
at 10:15 am by President, Kris Scarbrough after a welcome from Rev. Cameron Andrews. After
an opening prayer, worship was led by the Dublin Worship Band from Dublin First Church of
the Nazarene.
Belinda Mimbs, Secretary, announced the Board of Tellers, the Election Chairman, the
Parliamentarian and the voting area was declared as the sanctuary. Board of Tellers I will
consist of: Traci Morgan, Amy Solen, Wanda Watson, Tina Farmer, Maddie Dukes and Meret
Rauscher. Board of Tellers II will consist of: Rev. Janice Laster, Laura Helton, Bethany
Kouts, Savanna Myers, Rev. Heather Scarbrough and Mindy McDowell. Don Moody will serve as
the election chairman and Rev. Don Hicks will serve as the Parliamentarian. Debbie Moody
will serve as recording secretary.
Ballot One was distributed and approved. The ballots were cast.
Ballot Two was distributed and approved. The ballots were cast.
Alice Harper gave her report on Top Nazarene Talent. She shared the highlights of TNT 2013
and gave an overview of the itinerary for this year’s TNT.
Ashley Pickens from Warner Robins First Church of the Nazarene spoke about Letting God
write your report card based on His perspective instead of letting the world write your
report card. She used scripture from John 9 to discuss allowing yourself to see your
beauty through God’s eyes. She closed with prayer.
In the absence of Brandon Foskey, Quizzing Director, Belinda Mimbs read his report. The
report highlighted the growing number of churches participating in Bible Quizzing and
announced the A and B teams for TNT. Next year, the district will be quizzing from the
Book of Acts. Brandon encouraged churches to start a quiz team.
Marolyn Fortner gave the Treasurer’s Report. A motion was made to accept the treasurer’s
report, it was seconded and approved.
Don Moody brought the results of Ballot One. The results were as follows: There were a
total of 64 ballots cast and 33 votes were needed to elect representatives. For Early
Youth Representative, the results were as follows: Kwani Eason-23, Maddie Mayo-25, Anna
Smith-48, Noah Garnto-42, Jody Kouts-23, and Avery Thompson-31. Anna Smith and Noah Garnto
were elected as Early Youth Representatives.
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For Senior Youth Representative, the results were as follows: Alex Dixon-4, Bethany Kouts23, Mindy McDowell-36, Ryan Peacock-21, Loren Woods-25, Mallie Fuller-30, Alexandria Lee6, Matthew Owens -22, Carli Solen-21. Mindy McDowell was elected as Senior Youth
Representatives.
For College and Career Representative, the results are as follows: Lauren Broderick-4,
Matthew Fuller-30, Savanna Myers-28, Tyler Smith-21, Colleen Garnto-30, Brianna Huff-29,
Ashley Pickens-31 and Ryan Watt-15. There was not an election for College and Career
Representatives.
Don Moody brought the results of Ballot Two. This was a yes / no ballot for the election
of the District NYI Secretary. The results were as follows: with 64 votes cast and 1
voided, requiring 33 to have an election, 60 yes and 3 no. Belinda Mimbs was reelected as
District NYI Secretary.
Board of Tellers II was called for ballot Three.
Board of Tellers I was called.
Ballot Four was distributed and approved. The ballots were cast.
Debbie Moody gave the report from Youth Missions. She spoke about YouthQuake this past
February with Dr. Nina Gunter and the upcoming Youth Work and Witness Trip to Wasilla,
Alaska, July 12-20.
Caleb Soles gave his report for Fall Retreat 2013. He shared the highlights from Fall
Retreat 2013. This year’s dates are Oct 31-Nov. 2. Caleb mentioned to bring your best
Halloween costumes and they will also be having a Fall Festival at Fall Retreat.
Rev. Rick Tooley gave a report of Y.E.S. Conference coming June 16-20, 2014 at TNU. The
cost is only $100.00 for those in 9th grade through 12 grades that feel a call into
ministry.
Greg Stuart, from Trevecca Nazarene University, spoke about opportunities for scholarships
and ministry opportunities at TNU. Kris Scarbrough presented district scholarships to
Ashley Pickens, Colleen Garnto, and Ryan Watt.
Don Moody brought the results of Ballot Three. The results were as follows: There were a
total of 70 ballots cast and 36 votes were needed to elect representatives. For Early
Youth Representative, the results were as follows: Kwani Eason-11, Maddie Mayo-7, Jody
Kouts-13, and Avery Thompson-33. There was not an election.
For Senior Youth Representative, the results were as follows: Alex Dixon-1, Bethany Kouts23, Ryan Peacock-9, Loren Woods-27, Mallie Fuller-44, Alexandria Lee-1, Matthew Owens -2,
Carli Solen-16.
Mallie Fuller was elected as Senior Youth Representatives.
For College and Career Representative, the results were as follows: Lauren Broderick-4,
Matthew Fuller-37, Savanna Myers-36, Tyler Smith-14, Colleen Garnto-38, Brianna Huff-36,
Ashley Pickens-36 and Ryan Watt-6. Matthew Fuller and Colleen Garnto were elected as
College and Career Representatives.
Don Moody brought the results of Ballot Four. This was a yes / no ballot for the election
of the District NYI Treasurer. The results were as follows: with 70 votes cast, requiring
36 to have an election, 69 yes and 1 no. Marolyn Fortner was reelected as District NYI
Treasurer.
Board of Tellers I was called for Ballot Five.
Board of Tellers II was called. Ballot Six was distributed and approved.
Dismissed for Lunch at 12:25 to return at 1:20
Don Moody brought the results of Ballot Five. The results were as follows: There were a
total of 73 ballots cast and 37 votes were needed to elect representatives. For Early
Youth Representative, the results were as follows: Kwani Eason-11, Maddie Mayo-3, Jody
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Kouts-16, and Avery Thompson-42.
Representative.
Avery Thompson was elected as an Early Youth
For Senior Youth Representative, the results were as follows: Alex Dixon-0, Bethany Kouts31, Ryan Peacock-3, Loren Woods-24, Alexandria Lee-3, Matthew Owens -1, Carli Solen-10.
There was not an election.
For College and Career Representative, the results were as follows: Lauren Broderick-1,
Savanna Myers-28, Tyler Smith-2, Brianna Huff-19, Ashley Pickens-21 and Ryan Watt-2. There
was not an election.
Don Moody brought the results of Ballot Six. The results were as follows: with 72 votes
cast, requiring 37 to have an election. Kristi Huff - 42, Roy McDowell - 30. Kristi Huff
was elected Vice President for the District NYI Council.
Board of Tellers I was called for Ballot Seven.
Emily Pickens from Warner Robins First Church of the Nazarene spoke about lives caught in
a storm and having the boldness to trust Christ and let Him have control of our lives she
used Scripture from Luke 22. She closed with prayer.
Rev. J.M. McGinnis gave a brief update of camp and encouraged everyone to continuously
check the Georgia District NYI Facebook and Twitter pages for updates. Dates for camp are
June 9-13, 2014.
Don Moody brought the results of Ballot Seven. The results were as follows: There were a
total of 69 ballots cast and 35 votes were needed to elect representatives.
For Senior Youth Representative, the results were as follows: Alex Dixon-0, Bethany Kouts44, Ryan Peacock-0, Loren Woods-16, Alexandria Lee-0, Matthew Owens -0, Carli Solen-9.
Bethany Kouts elected as a Senior Youth Representative.
For College and Career Representative, the results were as follows: Lauren Broderick-0,
Savanna Myers-30, Tyler Smith-0, Brianna Huff-13, Ashley Pickens-26 and Ryan Watt-0. There
was not an election.
Board of Tellers I was called for ballot Eight.
President Kris Scarbrough gave his second report and thanked the Georgia District NYI
Council for their help and their service in directing and planning various events. He
challenged everyone with the new theme; Be – Evangelism, Do – Discipleship and Go Leadership Development. He also recognized the Pastors and volunteer leaders from the
local churches. Dr. Roy Rodgers presented Kris with a love offering on behalf of the NYI
District Council.
Board of Tellers II was called. Ballot Nine was distributed and approved. The ballots were
cast.
Traci Morgan and Wanda Watson gave a report on NYC 2015. They challenged everyone to join
the movement; “They Kingdom Come”.
www.NYC2015 is the website for information concerning
NYC.
Don Moody brought the results of Ballot Eight. The results were as follows: There were a
total of 66 ballots cast and 34 votes were needed to elect representatives. For College
and Career Representative, the results were as follows: Lauren Broderick-1, Savanna Myers40, Tyler Smith-0, Brianna Huff-9, Ashley Pickens-16 and Ryan Watt-0. Savanna Myers was
elected as College and Career Representative.
Don Moody brought the results of Ballot Nine. The results were as follows: with 68 votes
cast with 3 voided ballots, requiring 35 to have an election. Kris Scarbrough was
reelected President for the District NYI Council for a two year term.
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The elections for the 2014 District NYI Council Representatives are: Early Youth: Anna
Smith, Noah Garnto, Avery Thompson; Senior Youth: Bethany Kouts, Mindy McDowell, Mallie
Fuller; College and Career: Matthew Fuller, Colleen Garnto, Savanna Myers.
The convention was adjourned by Kris Scarbrough at 3:00 after prayer by Dr. Roy Rogers.
Respectfully submitted,
Kris Scarbrough, NYI President
Debbie Moody, Recording Secretary
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VIII. Financial and Statistical
GA District Church of the Nazarene
Treasurer's Report to District Assembly
June 5, 2014
Adrian
Camp
District
Insurance
NMI
Sunday
School
Youth
Total
26,736
364,924
Beginning Balance, April 1, 2013
Checking Accounts
6,788
Money Market Accounts
222,437
20,361
484,226
Savings
12,629
Certificates of Deposit
Totals
19,417
Adrian
Camp
23,139
65,463
9,882
494,108
112
12,741
8,925
6,345
11,472
6,225
14,115
47,082
715,699
26,706
44,493
71,688
40,851
918,855
Youth
Total
District
Insurance
NMI
Sunday
School
Income
4002 DMF 2013-2014
662,397
662,397
4003 DMF 2012-2013
51,840
51,840
4015 Mission Georgia
4,851
4020 DMF (District Fair Share)
4,851
119,300
29,150
27,720
28,180
204,350
4022 Missions-10% Specials
5,426
5,426
4023 Missions-Children's Project
5,166
5,166
4024 Missions-Youth Project
2,764
2,764
4025 Missions-W&W Project
151
151
15,550
15,550
4026 Missions-Work & Witness Team
4030 Camp Adrian
4031 Cabin Fees/Owners Background
Checks
5,305
5,305
4032 Friends of Camp Adrian
1,139
1,139
4033 Lodge/RV Park
1,582
1,582
4034 Nazarene District Events
116,477
116,477
4036 Non Nazarene Events
60,861
60,861
4037 Pledges & Donations
13,159
13,159
4041 Lodge Remodeling
4045 Sale of Items
36
36
950
950
4050 Registration
9,989
33,345
4060 Snack Shack
4070 Tuition & Books
District
4080 Family Camp
4099 Insurance Account
750
Insurance
NMI
Sunday
School
8,659
215,603
215,603
4,394
92
2
340
7,840
3,866
(7,363)
4151 Gen Assb & Convs Redeemed CD
11,505
11,505
4161 Loan Payment
9,595
9,595
4169 Miscellaneous Income
30
986
79
335,420
748,889
4189 Rental Income
Total Income
48
3
1
7,840
11,229
Total
10,150
4,394
4120 Loan Interest
4188 Refund
Youth
10,750
4102 CD Interest
4139 Closed Account
1,237
8,659
4096 Health Savings Account
4110 Interest Income
149,920
1,237
750
Adrian
Camp
4100 Insurance Claim
106,586
75
2,178
226,429
81,881
30
3,318
9,900
9,900
61,065
136,125
1,589,809
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Adrian
Camp
District
Insurance
Sunday
School
NMI
Youth
Total
Expenses
5000 DS Salary/Housing
87,936
87,936
5006 DS Benefits
34,325
34,325
5012 DS Expenses
36,497
36,497
5018 Asst. Salary/Housing
31,440
31,440
5024 Asst. Benefits
15,933
15,933
5030 Asst. Expenses
5035 District Treasurer
5038 Camp Manager's Salary/Housing
37,035
5041 Camp Manager's Benefits
24,379
5045 Honoraria
7,939
7,939
13,389
13,389
37,035
24,379
600
16,245
12,000
6,550
9,046
7,927
3,722
5080 Staff Salaries
5081 Office Secretary's Wages
33,362
45,362
5082 District Secretary Honorarium
3,750
3,750
5083 Janitor
2,700
2,700
5084 Insurance Coordinator
3,000
3,000
5085 Office Help Wages
3,030
3,030
5086 Computer Tech
5090 Staff Benefits
231
Adrian
Camp
2,075
2,075
17,100
17,331
District
Insurance
Sunday
School
NMI
Youth
Total
5100 Staff Expenses
5101 Payroll Expenses
3,791
10,593
5103 Leadership Conferences
1,122
1,122
5104 Office Secretary's Travel, etc.
1,609
1,609
5105 Entertainment Meals
5106 Background Checks
5107 Camp Manager's Travel &
Expenses
5108 Bonus
5110 Camp Wages & Labor
6,801
405
5160 Office Operations
5171 Office & Property Ins
5172 HSA Contributions District
Personnel
5185 HSA Contributions Non District
Personnel
435
30
2,161
2,161
450
450
48,218
48,218
5136 Dist. Assb & Conv
5150 Board
301
301
460
17,971
5,517
1,011
10,661
2,761
1,928
7,981
23,251
7,808
31,386
952
2,965
876
44,273
36,700
1,235
286
37,935
13,530
7,800
5,730
3,685
3,685
5226 Insurances
18,407
222,498
240,905
5242 Pastor's Life Insurance
12,900
5243 Auditor
12,900
6,500
6,500
5245 Awards
9,864
9,864
5250 Camp Apartment
(96)
96
0
5255 Camp Meeting
356
2,787
3,143
50
1,551
5265 Christmas Dinner Expense
5270 Christmas Fund
5275 Compassionate Ministries
5295 Equipment (other than office)
5310 Food
21
5330 Key Man Ins
3,826
51,162
29,546
5320 Georgia Nazarene
5329 In and Out
89
2,709
2,709
5315 Gen Assb & Conv Expenses
5323 Grounds
851
89
5300 Facilities
5305 Flowers & Gifts
1,601
851
367
6,018
27,890
659
3,000
258
900
11,550
9,211
44,429
78,336
6,031
58,350
7,506
50,307
367
99
99
6,877
6,877
4,595
1,301
134
5365 Maintenance & Repairs
5381 Ministerial Team Retreat
5385 Miscellaneous Expense
7,242
157
370
Adrian
Camp
3,252
1,595
5400 Mission GA
5405 Mission GA-American Black
5415 Mission GA-Anglo
5450 Mission GA-Hispanic Ministries
District
7,399
3,622
Insurance
NMI
855
Sunday
School
100
Youth
4,027
641
8,520
8,520
61,625
61,625
728
728
15,343
15,343
16,782
16,782
5510 Property Purchase
2,000
2,000
5515 Reimbursed Items
5523 Registration (Conferences &
Events)
(16)
2,629
3,252
138
5524 Scholarships
200
300
5525 Stock Items
4,158
5535 Supplies & Materials
3,022
5544 Transportation
55,489
260
3,365
53,537
53,875
1,000
1,300
4,158
4,514
5550 Utilities
1,342
463
4,827
10,920
12,195
27,629
60,103
4,614
5565 W & W Expense
5,832
5,832
5575 Transfer of Funds
198,327
198,327
Total Expenses
Beginning Balance, March 31, 2014
Checking Accounts
Money Market Accounts
Savings
Certificates of Deposit
317,789
757,887
Adrian
Camp
District
7,945
236,550
Insurance
68,841
NMI
472,134
336,363
12,425
38,529
7,533
8,925
817,422
6,345
18,770
11,472
57,533
58,369
Sunday
School
148,723
Youth
68,159
20,205
68,159
8,048
28,253
19,738
Totals
27,683
6,576
641
5495 NMI Projects
5500 Office Rent
Total
1,588,159
Total
619,397
343,895
19,738
34,790
1,017,820
Respectfully submitted,
Howard Porter
135
14
15
15a
16
Associate Church
Members
13
Inactive Church
Members
12
17
31
126
77
88
15
0
1
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
5
1
0
1
1
7
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
3
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
4
4
31
127
77
91
12
15
51
40
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
23
47
43
83
11
6
7
8
9
10
Augusta First
Bainbridge First
Barnesville First
Battlefield Parkway
Bellville Trinity
Rev. F. Joseph Lennon Jr.
Rev. David O. Grubbs
Rev. Lonnie E. Grant
Rev. Joe Brown
Rev. James L. Bradley
109
83
184
340
56
3
0
0
22
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
8
0
3
0
0
30
2
3
5
3
1
0
7
0
8
73
0
0
0
4
1
0
10
5
15
75
0
102
78
169
295
58
74
39
26
97
17
0
0
0
0
0
61
68
137
231
24
11
12
13
Bethel International
Blairsville
Bloomingdale
Rev. Jeffrey Hayes
0
0
8
0
4
0
0
0
1
0
4
9
0
0
2
50
0
0
0
0
0
50
0
2
11
28
71
0
28
32
0
0
0
11
40
44
14
15
Brunswick Grace Community
Cairo First
Mr. David Horne
Rev. James Jividen
Rev. Myron G. Wise
Rev. Brian C. Farmer
61
24
64
28
76
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
28
75
0
0
0
0
22
24
16
17
18
19
20
Calhoun
Chattanooga Valley
Cochran
Columbus Grace
Crossroads
Rev. Randall Ross Hunter
Rev. Jon E. Bemis
Rev. T. Jerry Peacock Sr.
Rev. William McCluskey
Rev. Justin M. Owens
11
174
93
37
25
0
2
0
2
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
3
0
4
0
2
4
0
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
0
1
2
0
4
0
10
176
93
35
29
2
11
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
12
98
39
40
21
21
22
23
24
25
Crosswalk
Dalton First
Dalton Grace
Donalsonville First
Douglasville First
Hugh L. Smith
Rev. Jonathan M. Amspaugh
Rev. Ronnie F. Taylor
Rev. Scott Messer
Dr. Steven J. Callis
20
96
24
89
106
2
0
2
3
0
2
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
4
3
2
3
1
1
2
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
1
1
3
0
0
4
23
96
26
92
103
0
18
0
27
0
0
0
0
0
0
30
58
24
190
47
26
27
*28
29
30
Dublin First
East Paulding
East Point
- Faith Fellowship
Fairview
Rev. Donald W. Hicks
Pastor John L. kouts
Dr. Edward Husband
Rev. Alfred A. Peters
Rev. John D. Cannon
422
40
269
8
108
0
0
15
3
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
4
7
0
0
0
4
22
4
1
3
0
1
0
1
0
6
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
3
6
1
0
3
419
38
290
12
106
156
14
95
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
230
14
100
25
28
31
32
33
34
35
Fitzgerald
Gainesville Bethel
Gainesville El Sembrador
Gainesville First
Good Shepherd
Rev. Sean A. Gray
Rev. Jeremias Solis Delucio
Rev. Gary B. Huff
Rev. W. Lamar Brantley
220
165
90
118
127
5
7
6
6
0
1
14
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
6
21
6
9
0
5
3
1
0
0
0
14
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
17
1
0
0
221
169
95
127
127
0
5
12
0
32
0
0
0
0
0
109
56
68
87
86
* Sponsored New Church this Year
Total Gains
Weekly Corporate
Worship
Rev. Larry J. Little
Rev. Steve G. Hood
Rev. Joseph G. Miller
Rev. R. Lang Ingram
Rev. Carl Lee McMath
Rev. Rosanne I. McMath
Total Losses
Adrian New Life
Albany First
Albany Grace
Alma First
Ashburn Dayspring
Lost by Death
Pastor Name
1
2
3
4
5
Received by
Transfer
Church Name
Lost by Transfer to
Other Nazarene
Churches
11
Lost by Removal,
Commendation, or
Release
10
Full Church Members
End of Year
9
Received from Other
Denominations
8
Received by
Profession of Faith
2014
7
Full Church Members
Reported Last Year
6
MEMBERSHIP AND WORSHIP
45
Hinesville New Hope
46
House of Love
47
48
49
50
Iglesia Monte Horeb
Jackson
Life Hope Haitian
LifePointe
51 Lovejoy Family
*52 Macon Grace
14
15
15a
16
Associate Church
Members
13
Inactive Church
Members
12
Full Church Members
End of Year
11
17
6
0
0
1
3
64
0
20
1
6
5
0
0
2
4
3
0
1
0
0
8
0
17
2
0
16
0
18
4
4
910
0
45
95
60
397
0
7
40
19
0
0
0
0
0
581
13
50
77
57
131
24
175
106
2
0
5
11
0
2
3
0
0
0
12
98
2
2
20
109
0
3
0
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
4
133
23
195
211
0
2
37
81
0
0
0
0
60
22
106
107
21
0
0
2
2
0
0
0
0
23
0
0
7
23
2
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
25
0
0
17
35
105
108
46
5
0
1
5
1
0
4
0
0
2
0
0
6
2
5
5
0
2
0
2
20
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
20
5
0
2
21
102
113
49
0
41
0
1
0
0
0
0
40
46
85
81
Rev. Randall P. Young
Rev.
Natheniel Hogan
Rev. Earl R. Horne Sr.
Rev. Ronnie E. Griffin
Rev. Al Soles Jr.
Rev. Dale Watt
103
43
4
32
0
0
0
0
4
32
2
1
0
0
0
1
2
2
105
73
0
9
0
0
107
50
85
33
83
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
2
2
0
3
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
1
0
84
34
83
10
9
0
0
0
0
70
50
54
174
12
216
362
59
15
0
7
0
2
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
20
0
7
0
2
1
0
5
1
2
14
10
3
4
0
3
2
0
0
0
18
12
8
5
2
176
0
215
357
59
43
0
0
125
0
0
0
0
0
0
108
0
95
213
54
Rev. Eugene H. Wiseman
Rev. Pam Frye
Rev. Derek C. Mitchell
Rev. Gary L. Tankersley
Rev. Mark C. Tipton
Rev. Raymond Eugene Dean Jr.
Rev. Jose L. Valle
Rev. Natalia Trevino
Rev. Maria G. Fuentes
Rev. Steven L Dudley
Rev. Odel Alusma
Rev. R. Wayne Rutherford
Total Gains
Weekly Corporate
Worship
1
0
5
0
0
Total Losses
57
0
15
0
3
Rev. Douglas R Payne
Rev. Ana Solis
Rev. Janice Laster
Rev. John Gordon Tippins
Lost by Death
862
0
43
98
58
Pastor Name
Received by
Transfer
Lost by Transfer to
Other Nazarene
Churches
Harmony
Harrisburg
Harvest Community
HarvestPointe
10
Lost by Removal,
Commendation, or
Release
41
42
43
44
9
Received from Other
Denominations
Church Name
*36 Gracepointe
37
- Church on the Edge
38
- Punto De Gracia Iglesia Del Nazareno
39 Graham Memorial
40 Griffin First
8
Received by
Profession of Faith
2014
7
Full Church Members
Reported Last Year
6
MEMBERSHIP AND WORSHIP
53
54
55
Macon Shurlington
Macon Trinity
Manchester
56
57
58
59
60
Marietta First
Milledgeville Faithpoint
Moultrie First
Mount Olive
Nashville
Rev. Gerald A. Carnes
61
62
63
New Day
New Life International
Nueva Vision
261
31
17
9
0
7
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
0
7
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
270
31
24
100
0
0
0
0
0
84
12
26
64
65
One Love
Pine Mountain
Rev. E. Dale Taylor
Rev. Johnson O. Idowu
Rev. J. Santos Moreno
Rev. Maria Moreno
Michael Scott
Rev. Frederick N. Fowler
0
90
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
91
0
20
0
0
7
69
66
67
68
69
Quitman
Rehoboth
Rivers of Living Waters
Rome First
Rev. Allan D. Parker
Rev. James D. Wilson
Rev. James W. Lary Jr.
Rev. Ronny D. Hilton
15
101
0
42
0
2
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
2
1
1
0
4
0
0
0
2
0
18
0
1
0
0
0
7
0
18
15
96
1
25
9
24
0
4
0
0
0
0
5
62
2
20
* Sponsored New Church this Year
Rev. Michael E. Farmer
Dr. Byron E. Schortinghouse
Rev. Jack B. Smithwick Sr.
13
14
15
15a
16
Associate Church
Members
12
17
0
1
0
0
0
0
57
30
0
37
Rev. Randy B. Smith
Rev. Gary L. Mimbs
Rev. Thomas E. Rash
Rev. Jeff Hines
94
14
267
75
89
0
1
19
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
3
5
0
1
20
5
7
2
0
1
1
0
4
0
5
1
9
2
0
0
0
2
8
0
6
2
11
86
15
281
78
85
18
0
41
21
3
0
0
0
0
0
83
14
294
69
75
Smyrna
Swainsboro First
The Crossing
Thomasville First
Tifton First
Rev. L. Brent Reed
Rev. Timothy J. Nary
Rev. Karl D. Alspach
Rev. Rick L. Mann
Rev. Jerome W. Gardner
67
36
240
75
139
2
2
0
2
6
1
0
4
4
2
0
0
0
0
0
3
2
4
6
8
1
1
0
2
1
0
1
0
11
0
0
0
3
2
2
1
2
3
15
3
69
36
241
66
144
0
9
140
58
0
0
0
0
0
0
58
35
75
62
69
*81
82
83
*84
85
Valdosta
- Iglesia Vida
Vidalia
Warner Robins First
Waycross First
Rev. David W. Bane
David Bane
Rev. Isaac L. Dodds
Rev. David G. Miller
Rev. Christopher T. Padgett
240
0
21
199
44
14
0
2
4
4
2
0
0
3
1
0
0
0
1
0
16
0
2
8
5
0
0
0
6
2
0
0
0
10
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
16
2
256
0
23
191
47
106
0
14
10
22
0
0
0
0
0
134
12
16
142
50
86
87
88
89
90
Waynesville Trinity
Wilkes
Woodstock
Wrens New Hope
Wrightsville
Rev. Ike J. Branch
Rev. Lewis Stark
Rev. Danny R. Rountree
Rev. Terry Manuel Johnson
33
53
76
14
70
2
3
2
2
11
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
4
0
1
3
3
6
2
12
0
2
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
4
0
0
0
3
4
0
2
36
53
78
16
80
2
3
15
2
12
0
0
0
0
0
70
68
41
29
181
0
0
Rowland Chapel
Saint Mark
Sandersville
Savannah Harvest
Sharpsburg First
76
77
78
79
*80
0
Georgia Supplemental
Name Change
NewStart
to Bethel International
* Sponsored New Church this Year
0
0
Current Year Total
9,068
363
66
177
606
103
288
61
452
9,222
2,275
0
6,282
Last Year Total
9,225
458
70
105
633
104
499
187
790
9,068
2,180
0
6,437
(211)
(126)
(338)
154
95
0
Increase / (Decrease)
Organized
Total Gains
71
72
73
74
75
Weekly Corporate
Worship
0
Dr. Charles A. Fountain Sr.
Total Losses
1
Pastor Name
Rossville First
Lost by Death
56
Church Name
70
Received by
Transfer
Lost by Transfer to
Other Nazarene
Churches
11
Lost by Removal,
Commendation, or
Release
10
Inactive Church
Members
9
Full Church Members
End of Year
8
Received by
Profession of Faith
Full Church Members
Reported Last Year
2014
7
Received from Other
Denominations
6
MEMBERSHIP AND WORSHIP
Inactive
(157)
(95)
(4)
Transfer
72
(27)
(1)
Merge
(155)
Disorganize
Drop
Milledgeville Faithpoint
Neighborhood Christian Center of
Atlanta
22
22a
23
23a
24
24a
26
27
28
29
29a
NMI Associate
Membership
21a
5
3
15
11
2
3
2
5
8
2
26
60
61
40
10
22
21
35
33
7
41
76
84
74
19
35
33
45
54
16
35
33
45
54
6
0
5
24
20
16
27
19
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
15
0
15
7
4
26
127
42
91
12
0
10
4
0
5
6
7
8
9
10
Augusta First
Bainbridge First
Barnesville First
Battlefield Parkway
Bellville Trinity
27
9
45
261
5
4
9
31
208
3
18
9
29
35
4
5
5
7
14
1
49
35
99
110
29
25
35
43
60
14
94
53
173
406
38
34
49
81
282
18
34
49
80
106
18
12
14
7
0
0
59
75
78
72
10
0
0
56
0
0
11
10
35
35
1
102
33
158
295
21
0
11
0
0
7
11
12
13
14
15
Bethel International
Blairsville
Bloomingdale
Brunswick Grace Community
Cairo First
3
4
28
4
5
1
4
8
1
2
5
3
14
4
3
3
3
1
1
0
20
25
46
28
33
7
20
15
16
19
28
32
88
36
41
11
27
24
18
21
5
27
20
18
21
5
8
4
10
0
0
12
33
0
0
0
0
9
0
0
0
0
1
4
4
0
12
51
28
41
0
0
0
0
0
16
17
18
19
20
Calhoun
Chattanooga Valley
Cochran
Columbus Grace
Crossroads
0
65
10
6
4
0
39
0
6
4
0
40
18
7
0
0
28
9
3
0
8
202
22
37
17
8
50
11
24
10
8
307
50
50
21
8
117
20
33
14
0
45
20
33
14
0
67
0
22
0
0
40
39
0
0
0
35
0
0
0
0
60
15
9
0
8
176
22
35
16
3
0
13
7
1
21
22
23
24
25
Crosswalk
Dalton First
Dalton Grace
Donalsonville First
Douglasville First
5
10
10
47
20
4
6
3
32
6
1
9
2
26
13
1
2
2
14
3
27
54
20
165
44
15
29
16
143
25
33
73
32
238
77
20
37
21
189
34
15
35
21
54
34
5
2
0
135
0
0
0
31
85
52
0
0
0
18
0
3
2
0
17
12
27
78
13
48
46
0
18
0
30
15
26
27
*28
29
30
Dublin First
East Paulding
East Point
- Faith Fellowship
Fairview
67
1
20
2
12
43
1
15
2
3
55
2
20
0
4
21
2
10
0
0
185
13
60
25
40
120
16
50
13
21
307
16
100
27
56
184
19
75
15
24
184
12
65
15
24
14
0
70
1
0
112
0
0
0
0
55
0
0
0
0
55
2
20
0
0
419
17
25
0
29
0
0
0
0
12
31
32
33
34
35
Fitzgerald
Gainesville Bethel
Gainesville El Sembrador
Gainesville First
Good Shepherd
30
2
28
14
32
18
12
25
10
24
31
2
8
10
19
20
7
8
8
12
45
2
20
40
74
41
6
20
40
35
106
6
56
64
125
79
25
53
58
71
79
25
53
58
65
60
16
40
0
23
0
10
0
0
60
0
0
0
55
0
33
12
9
15
22
221
12
89
126
127
20
0
13
0
0
93
0
76
0
95
0
62
0
334
24
163
13
522
24
301
13
284
0
17
0
350
0
58
0
175
0
598
0
101
0
*36 Gracepointe
37
- Church on the Edge
* Sponsored New Church this Year
NYI Membership
VBS Enrollment
Average Weekly
SDMI Attendance
Average Weekly
Adult SDMI
Attendance
Average Weekly
Youth SDMI
Attendance
Caravan Enrollment
10
10
5
13
7
Total SDMI
Responsibility List
10
13
8
23
7
Total Adult SDMI
Responsibility List
Adrian New Life
Albany First
Albany Grace
Alma First
Ashburn Dayspring
Total Youth SDMI
Responsibility List
1
2
3
4
5
Church Name
Average Weekly
Children’s SDMI
Attendance
Total Average
Weekly Discipleship
Groups Attendance
21
NMI Active
Membership
20a
Total Average
Weekly Sunday
School Attendance
2014
20
Total Children’s SDMI
Responsibility List
DISCIPLESHIP
22
22a
23
23a
24
24a
26
27
28
29
29a
13
13
5
10
4
1
50
80
43
12
37
19
75
122
61
32
50
26
32
50
26
28
0
0
25
0
12
0
7
0
18
28
4
40
50
26
2
26
7
41
42
43
44
45
Harmony
Harrisburg
Harvest Community
HarvestPointe
Hinesville New Hope
40
3
29
31
0
35
2
20
17
0
24
2
15
13
0
18
2
13
5
0
63
25
87
92
7
32
17
53
63
7
127
30
131
136
7
85
21
86
85
7
73
21
86
85
7
20
0
16
0
0
0
0
0
35
0
0
0
13
0
0
32
3
20
13
0
62
24
195
162
7
42
0
0
27
0
46
47
48
49
50
House of Love
Iglesia Monte Horeb
Jackson
Life Hope Haitian
LifePointe
5
22
17
35
22
5
5
5
32
13
8
7
6
20
17
8
3
4
18
10
12
31
41
40
101
12
7
29
35
40
25
60
64
95
140
25
15
38
85
63
25
15
38
85
63
0
6
5
40
0
0
7
0
0
27
0
0
0
0
0
0
7
9
45
25
0
0
68
0
49
0
0
73
0
17
51
*52
53
54
55
Lovejoy Family
Macon Grace
Macon Shurlington
Macon Trinity
Manchester
27
30
20
15
25
8
23
9
10
20
28
20
8
15
37
10
19
5
8
17
143
23
55
30
44
30
22
36
15
17
198
73
83
60
106
48
64
50
33
54
48
36
50
18
29
0
33
6
12
54
68
31
6
30
0
0
0
19
0
0
75
0
6
12
21
103
10
32
34
26
0
6
34
15
5
56
57
58
59
60
Marietta First
Milledgeville Faithpoint
Moultrie First
Mount Olive
Nashville
50
0
37
87
32
17
0
15
36
17
21
0
64
56
33
12
0
14
21
8
96
0
156
246
53
53
0
62
116
17
167
0
257
389
118
82
0
91
173
42
82
0
91
173
36
0
0
13
30
10
0
0
0
150
52
0
0
0
85
0
21
0
64
50
21
85
0
90
357
35
20
0
15
75
4
61
62
63
64
65
New Day
New Life International
Nueva Vision
One Love
Pine Mountain
50
4
1
2
21
16
4
8
1
6
25
2
1
0
13
6
4
2
0
1
125
25
1
8
39
22
12
13
7
26
200
31
3
10
73
44
20
23
8
33
34
8
16
4
24
10
0
5
0
16
25
0
0
0
32
0
0
0
0
0
8
0
6
0
6
0
8
3
0
18
0
0
1
0
0
66
67
68
69
70
Quitman
Rehoboth
Rivers of Living Waters
Rome First
Rossville First
0
23
0
5
10
0
17
1
1
5
0
26
0
1
10
0
12
0
1
5
9
93
0
24
15
3
51
0
20
13
9
142
0
30
35
3
80
1
22
23
3
42
0
22
23
0
38
0
0
6
0
16
0
3
24
0
17
0
0
12
6
26
0
1
0
6
96
0
29
37
0
72
0
4
20
71
72
73
74
75
Rowland Chapel
Saint Mark
Sandersville
Savannah Harvest
Sharpsburg First
40
3
101
10
21
20
2
40
5
13
10
3
111
5
10
5
1
45
3
8
57
18
331
58
75
30
12
198
29
54
107
24
543
73
106
55
15
283
37
75
55
13
164
36
52
4
0
119
30
45
60
3
232
15
0
48
0
32
0
0
24
8
110
5
8
29
12
283
50
60
16
0
35
17
0
* Sponsored New Church this Year
NMI Active
Membership
NYI Membership
VBS Enrollment
Average Weekly
Adult SDMI
Attendance
Average Weekly
Youth SDMI
Attendance
NMI Associate
Membership
10
9
6
Caravan Enrollment
12
29
13
Total Adult SDMI
Responsibility List
- Punto De Gracia Iglesia Del Nazareno
Graham Memorial
Griffin First
Total Youth SDMI
Responsibility List
38
39
40
Church Name
Average Weekly
Children’s SDMI
Attendance
Total Average
Weekly Discipleship
Groups Attendance
21a
Total Average
Weekly Sunday
School Attendance
21
Average Weekly
SDMI Attendance
20a
Total SDMI
Responsibility List
2014
20
Total Children’s SDMI
Responsibility List
DISCIPLESHIP
23
23a
24
24a
26
27
28
29
29a
NMI Associate
Membership
22a
NMI Active
Membership
22
6
9
20
9
45
4
6
5
14
50
3
6
5
5
25
26
29
80
60
40
17
18
40
30
29
39
48
105
125
200
26
33
65
44
99
26
33
0
44
22
8
6
40
0
25
0
25
0
26
61
0
0
0
0
0
0
12
10
10
45
35
20
10
58
129
15
20
0
0
0
*81
82
83
*84
85
Valdosta
- Iglesia Vida
Vidalia
Warner Robins First
Waycross First
164
42
6
25
15
35
2
2
12
10
123
8
8
48
15
7
2
2
11
8
350
40
18
122
29
43
8
22
60
25
637
90
32
195
59
85
12
26
83
43
73
0
3
83
35
30
8
21
60
35
0
0
0
35
55
42
0
0
0
0
22
0
0
74
25
65
0
2
60
18
16
0
0
10
10
86
87
88
89
90
Waynesville Trinity
Wilkes
Woodstock
Wrens New Hope
Wrightsville
3
24
0
2
20
18
14
7
2
8
1
10
0
3
17
10
7
8
3
12
1
47
0
18
388
30
37
19
18
111
5
81
0
23
425
58
58
34
23
131
53
58
34
18
131
53
0
34
12
10
100
92
0
0
0
25
0
0
0
0
25
16
11
0
51
0
26
63
0
80
0
8
0
0
0
0
0
2,306
1,297
1,476
689
5,773
2,969
9,555
4,955
3,964
1,485
2,411
586
1,586
5,823
882
Last Year Total
2,687
1,347
1,541
816
5,892
2,981
10,120
5,144
4,316
1,850
3,164
585
1,515
6,012
869
1
71
(381)
Name Change
NewStart
to Bethel International
* Sponsored New Church this Year
NYI Membership
Current Year Total
Increase / (Decrease)
Organized
VBS Enrollment
Average Weekly
Adult SDMI
Attendance
Average Weekly
Youth SDMI
Attendance
Georgia Supplemental
Caravan Enrollment
9
13
20
51
110
Total Adult SDMI
Responsibility List
Smyrna
Swainsboro First
The Crossing
Thomasville First
Tifton First
Total Youth SDMI
Responsibility List
76
77
78
79
*80
Church Name
Average Weekly
Children’s SDMI
Attendance
Total Average
Weekly Discipleship
Groups Attendance
21a
Total Average
Weekly Sunday
School Attendance
21
Average Weekly
SDMI Attendance
Total Children’s SDMI
Responsibility List
2014
20a
Total SDMI
Responsibility List
20
DISCIPLESHIP
(50)
Inactive
(65)
(127)
(119)
(12)
Transfer
(565)
(189)
(352)
Merge
(365)
(753)
(189)
13
Disorganize
Drop
Milledgeville Faithpoint
Neighborhood Christian Center of
Atlanta
1
2
3
4
5
Adrian New Life
Albany First
Albany Grace
Alma First
Ashburn Dayspring
6
7
8
9
10
Augusta First
39
40
41
Total Given to
Education Funds
38
Other Nazarene
Educational
Instituions
37
Assigned
Educational
Institution
36
Total Given to
District Mission
35
Other District
Interests
34
District Ministry
Funds
33
Pension Fund
Total Church
Income
Church Name
World Evangelism
Fund
PART 1
2014
32
Total Given to
Global Mission
31
Other Global
Interests
30
Approved Mission
Specials
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
18,771
1,013
10
0
1,023
406
1,494
0
1,494
400
0
400
117,728
8,429
3,303
0
11,732
3,330
9,862
0
9,862
2,974
350
3,324
75,262
4,759
1,371
0
6,130
1,632
5,949
72
6,021
1,618
0
1,618
135,439
2,614
1,254
0
3,868
1,069
5,160
0
5,160
1,551
0
1,551
26,024
671
10
0
681
288
645
0
645
173
0
173
147,499
7,996
7,165
0
15,161
3,101
12,325
0
12,325
3,301
0
3,301
Bainbridge First
77,246
5,877
732
345
6,954
1,873
6,383
0
6,383
1,710
0
1,710
Barnesville First
210,952
12,375
4,496
0
16,871
4,747
16,406
0
16,406
4,395
0
4,395
Battlefield Parkway
380,580
20,420
3,990
0
24,410
8,056
30,084
150
30,234
8,056
500
8,556
Bellville Trinity
34,702
1,790
945
0
2,735
742
500
95
595
0
0
0
11
12
13
14
15
Bethel International
23,845
1,265
462
0
1,727
545
2,040
0
2,040
545
0
545
Blairsville
75,441
5,520
9,097
0
14,617
1,542
5,583
1,182
6,765
1,552
100
1,652
Bloomingdale
61,204
3,539
2,380
0
5,919
1,377
5,142
0
5,142
1,378
0
1,378
Brunswick Grace Community
75,747
3,902
2,664
0
6,566
1,597
4,173
0
4,173
1,228
0
1,228
Cairo First
48,328
643
518
0
1,161
0
50
0
50
0
0
0
16
17
18
19
20
Calhoun
21
22
23
24
25
9,170
1,155
10
0
1,165
207
770
0
770
206
100
306
196,091
11,025
1,091
0
12,116
4,545
15,608
0
15,608
4,269
1,100
5,369
Cochran
50,910
2,638
368
35
3,041
1,079
4,223
0
4,223
1,156
0
1,156
Columbus Grace
51,396
2,616
3,043
974
6,633
1,175
3,993
0
3,993
1,174
0
1,174
Crossroads
28,198
2,320
22,377
0
24,697
601
2,807
0
2,807
752
0
752
Crosswalk
39,129
2,075
585
0
2,660
826
3,064
0
3,064
821
0
821
Dalton First
122,092
6,747
2,262
0
9,009
2,760
10,268
0
10,268
2,760
0
2,760
Chattanooga Valley
24,312
1,447
1,121
0
2,568
510
2,044
0
2,044
510
0
510
Donalsonville First
200,695
11,876
5,397
0
17,273
4,484
16,737
2,000
18,737
4,483
600
5,083
Douglasville First
122,844
6,351
2,053
0
8,404
2,581
8,633
0
8,633
2,580
543
3,123
26
27
*28
29
30
Dublin First
531,709
32,539
7,355
0
39,894
11,207
41,836
200
42,036
11,206
1,000
12,206
East Paulding
34,995
1,733
232
0
1,965
238
0
0
0
0
0
0
East Point
59,000
5,481
1,351
1,200
8,032
1,908
6,540
50
6,590
2,778
0
2,778
31
32
33
34
35
Fitzgerald
Dalton Grace
- Faith Fellowship
Fairview
9,730
0
10
0
10
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
46,912
2,501
1,950
0
4,451
984
3,673
102
3,775
984
0
984
228,105
17,068
10,852
750
28,670
4,966
18,732
656
19,388
5,023
0
5,023
Gainesville Bethel
51,363
0
10
0
10
0
158
0
158
0
0
0
Gainesville El Sembrador
37,502
797
10
0
807
0
926
0
926
0
0
0
Gainesville First
219,781
16,370
3,778
0
20,148
4,833
18,042
0
18,042
4,832
350
5,182
Good Shepherd
140,247
7,531
2,529
0
10,060
3,077
11,190
926
12,116
2,997
100
3,097
* Sponsored New Church this Year
*36 Gracepointe
37 - Church on the Edge
38 - Punto De Gracia Iglesia Del Nazareno
39 Graham Memorial
40 Griffin First
39
40
41
Total Given to
Education Funds
38
Other Nazarene
Educational
Instituions
37
Assigned
Educational
Institution
36
Total Given to
District Mission
35
Other District
Interests
34
District Ministry
Funds
33
Pension Fund
Total Church
Income
Church Name
World Evangelism
Fund
PART 1
2014
32
Total Given to
Global Mission
31
Other Global
Interests
30
Approved Mission
Specials
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
674,622
28,167
82,147
0
110,314
12,787
42,105
5,161
47,266
12,660
200
12,860
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
10
0
10
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
98,780
7,701
2,596
0
10,297
2,130
8,141
0
8,141
2,130
0
2,130
113,525
6,843
1,365
0
8,208
2,513
9,585
0
9,585
2,513
0
2,513
1,867
41
42
43
44
45
Harmony
89,839
5,155
3,780
0
8,935
1,861
6,981
0
6,981
1,867
0
Harrisburg
36,241
2,915
1,627
0
4,542
714
2,913
0
2,913
793
0
793
Harvest Community
175,553
953
2,416
0
3,369
3,950
1,666
0
1,666
3,950
0
3,950
HarvestPointe
242,505
12,974
3,206
0
16,180
5,186
19,359
0
19,359
5,186
0
5,186
18,779
971
160
0
1,131
398
1,301
0
1,301
350
0
350
46
47
48
49
50
House of Love
0
33,310
LifePointe
122,134
51
*52
53
54
55
Lovejoy Family
56
57
58
59
60
Marietta First
Nashville
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
Hinesville New Hope
Iglesia Monte Horeb
Jackson
Life Hope Haitian
4,500
240
10
0
250
101
0
0
0
0
0
24,188
1,261
10
0
1,271
440
1,926
0
1,926
0
0
0
111,134
6,511
11,655
0
18,166
2,468
9,906
0
9,906
2,653
0
2,653
0
10
0
10
0
3,331
0
3,331
0
0
0
6,718
2,836
0
9,554
2,749
10,259
0
10,259
2,748
0
2,748
3,422
150,703
8,646
4,044
0
12,690
3,276
12,570
0
12,570
3,422
0
Macon Grace
13,303
389
820
150
1,359
0
965
400
1,365
100
50
150
Macon Shurlington
95,959
5,007
4,682
0
9,689
2,003
7,420
50
7,470
2,029
150
2,179
Macon Trinity
87,118
4,486
4,279
0
8,765
1,846
6,900
0
6,900
1,846
0
1,846
Manchester
81,643
4,301
196
0
4,497
1,768
6,731
0
6,731
2,135
0
2,135
323,438
17,790
6,768
0
24,558
7,278
27,169
0
27,169
7,277
0
7,277
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Moultrie First
206,522
11,500
3,717
0
15,217
4,500
16,500
0
16,500
4,500
0
4,500
Mount Olive
336,700
20,137
6,342
0
26,479
8,124
30,326
0
30,326
8,124
100
8,224
39,523
72
637
0
709
63
90
0
90
45
0
45
New Day
85,346
285
287
0
572
585
1,951
0
1,951
863
0
863
New Life International
21,802
99
137
0
236
224
807
0
807
0
0
0
Nueva Vision
9,767
200
10
0
210
220
1,465
0
1,465
0
0
0
One Love
2,000
0
10
0
10
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Pine Mountain
64,545
855
310
0
1,165
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Quitman
19,368
408
98
0
506
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Rehoboth
98,115
5,160
2,440
0
7,600
2,041
7,582
0
7,582
2,036
0
2,036
Milledgeville Faithpoint
5,139
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Rome First
36,691
5,790
2,971
0
8,761
876
7,405
0
7,405
1,246
159
1,405
Rossville First
56,372
4,139
2,964
0
7,103
1,200
4,291
0
4,291
1,177
50
1,227
Rivers of Living Waters
* Sponsored New Church this Year
39
Other District
Interests
40
41
Total Given to
Education Funds
38
Other Nazarene
Educational
Instituions
37
Assigned
Educational
Institution
36
Total Given to
District Mission
35
District Ministry
Funds
34
Pension Fund
Church Name
33
Approved Mission
Specials
Total Church
Income
World Evangelism
Fund
PART 1
2014
32
Total Given to
Global Mission
31
Other Global
Interests
30
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
71
72
73
74
75
Rowland Chapel
91,036
5,504
839
0
6,343
2,121
7,687
799
8,486
2,059
0
Saint Mark
25,718
1,381
2,036
0
3,417
543
2,038
0
2,038
574
0
574
Sandersville
469,965
40,699
5,154
0
45,853
10,064
37,567
200
37,767
10,063
0
10,063
Savannah Harvest
113,081
7,099
6,604
0
13,703
2,656
9,509
640
10,149
2,572
275
2,847
Sharpsburg First
227,831
11,638
5,549
0
17,187
4,772
17,611
0
17,611
4,834
0
4,834
76
77
78
79
*80
Smyrna
101,317
5,188
2,749
0
7,937
2,143
7,366
0
7,366
2,149
0
2,149
27,805
1,319
3,341
0
4,660
800
2,523
25
2,548
738
0
738
163,075
6,759
565
9,133
16,457
2,765
13,486
0
13,486
3,613
0
3,613
Thomasville First
52,779
2,010
1,157
0
3,167
1,133
4,191
0
4,191
813
0
813
Tifton First
87,761
4,681
1,233
0
5,914
1,851
6,915
0
6,915
1,851
0
1,851
*81
82
83
*84
85
Valdosta
186,103
1,491
2,935
0
4,426
518
535
0
535
0
0
0
164
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3,640
0
10
0
10
90
680
0
680
92
0
92
86
87
88
89
90
Swainsboro First
The Crossing
- Iglesia Vida
Vidalia
2,059
290,049
19,332
5,645
3,427
28,404
5,999
22,601
1,205
23,806
6,575
1,500
8,075
Waycross First
58,025
5,268
1,768
1,838
8,874
1,267
5,507
0
5,507
1,638
0
1,638
Waynesville Trinity
65,762
756
747
0
1,503
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Wilkes
64,750
3,553
857
0
4,410
1,454
5,436
0
5,436
1,454
0
1,454
2,623
Warner Robins First
123,896
6,414
917
0
7,331
2,646
9,792
0
9,792
2,623
0
Wrens New Hope
26,643
2,284
391
400
3,075
581
2,219
0
2,219
654
0
654
Wrightsville
65,626
3,564
6,640
75
10,279
1,448
5,284
100
5,384
1,415
25
1,440
0
455
0
0
455
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Current Year Total
9,437,139
512,151
306,458
18,327
836,936
188,438
685,632
14,013
699,645
188,779
7,252
196,031
Last Year Total
9,750,694
563,016
392,460
3,975
959,451
197,356
679,742
28,388
708,130
195,414
6,395
201,809
14,352
(122,515)
Woodstock
Georgia Supplemental
Increase / (Decrease)
Organized
Name Change
NewStart
to Bethel International
* Sponsored New Church this Year
(313,555)
(50,865)
Inactive
(86,002)
Transfer
(8,918)
Merge
5,890
(14,375)
(8,485)
(6,635)
857
(5,778)
Disorganize
Drop
Milledgeville Faithpoint
Neighborhood Christian Center of
Atlanta
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Adrian New Life
Albany First
Albany Grace
Alma First
Ashburn Dayspring
49
50
Indebtedness on
Those Properties
51
Allocations Paid in
Full?
48
Value of Church
Properties
All Other Church
Ministries
47
Total Missional
Disbursements
46
Total Used for Local
Mission
45
Local Compassionate
Ministries
44a
Pastor, Associate,
and Support Staff
Benefits
44
Pastor, Associate,
and Support Staff
Salaries
Church Name
43
Debt Service
PART 2
2014
42
Buildings, Properties
and Capital
Improvements
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
284,473
0
10,400
0
200
0
295,073
298,396
284,473
0
Yes
2,500
9,228
20,800
19,031
1,686
36,236
89,481
117,729
900,000
0
Yes
70
0
17,473
10,000
3,724
32,683
63,950
79,351
489,000
0
Yes
32,645
0
22,836
1,695
1,039
9,907
68,122
79,770
1,890,000
0
No
0
0
20,124
0
500
0
20,624
22,411
30,000
0
No
43,571
0
37,650
10,745
6,700
4,500
103,166
137,054
500,000
0
Yes
Bainbridge First
0
0
26,000
5,412
2,667
30,005
64,084
81,004
275,000
0
Yes
Barnesville First
54,916
0
54,898
16,895
1,939
4,795
133,443
175,862
1,800,000
0
Yes
0
52,721
107,000
46,481
3,359
106,457
316,018
387,274
3,500,000
1,011,890
Yes
69
0
11,590
0
654
18,852
31,165
35,237
290,000
0
No
13,650
0
0
0
0
5,200
18,850
23,707
0
0
Yes
Blairsville
7,362
0
11,000
11,000
1,723
34,110
65,195
89,771
250,000
0
Yes
Bloomingdale
4,128
0
18,000
360
1,450
24,069
48,007
61,823
600,000
0
Yes
0
0
20,800
0
200
0
21,000
34,564
1,300,000
570,260
No
5,655
0
21,535
3,768
2,225
3,928
37,111
38,322
100,000
0
No
0
0
0
0
75
0
75
2,523
70,000
0
Yes
Augusta First
Battlefield Parkway
Bellville Trinity
11
12
13
14
15
Bethel International
16
17
18
19
20
Calhoun
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
*28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
Fitzgerald
Brunswick Grace Community
Cairo First
21,100
33,600
38,079
29,945
2,250
26,905
151,879
189,517
1,800,000
379,850
Yes
Cochran
0
0
21,600
0
800
16,476
38,876
48,375
770,000
0
Yes
Columbus Grace
0
0
0
20,200
1,224
16,161
37,585
50,560
500,000
0
Yes
Crossroads
0
0
0
6,500
98
3,753
10,351
39,208
0
0
Yes
Crosswalk
4,147
0
0
10,770
2,241
12,155
29,313
36,684
850,000
0
Yes
Dalton First
15,218
0
27,708
27,562
3,382
67,658
141,528
166,325
1,385,000
0
Yes
2,200
0
0
0
300
15,678
18,178
23,810
180,000
0
Yes
55,831
0
35,564
11,587
0
60,415
163,397
208,974
760,000
0
Yes
0
0
37,720
8,127
627
0
46,474
69,215
850,000
0
Yes
Dublin First
13,853
108,505
166,196
45,282
0
168,917
502,753
608,096
2,800,000
1,042,625
Yes
East Paulding
11,619
16,020
12,145
0
52
0
39,836
42,039
275,000
231,452
No
East Point
15,600
0
1,052
0
1,200
1,200
19,052
38,360
250,000
0
Yes
200
0
0
0
2,400
6,360
8,960
8,970
0
0
No
0
0
19,200
2,682
584
18,394
40,860
51,054
450,000
0
Yes
41,330
0
27,975
6,780
1,000
3,340
80,425
138,472
1,175,282
0
Yes
Gainesville Bethel
2,511
45,000
30,631
0
30
4,742
82,914
83,082
500,000
45,000
No
Gainesville El Sembrador
9,600
0
14,100
0
0
5,581
29,281
31,014
0
0
No
Gainesville First
23,372
0
42,100
30,000
8,403
47,152
151,027
199,232
3,000,000
0
Yes
Good Shepherd
5,353
11,469
24,050
17,878
1,482
66,122
126,354
154,704
240,000
35,500
Yes
Chattanooga Valley
Dalton Grace
Donalsonville First
Douglasville First
- Faith Fellowship
Fairview
* Sponsored New Church this Year
*36 Gracepointe
37 - Church on the Edge
38 - Punto De Gracia Iglesia Del Nazareno
39 Graham Memorial
40 Griffin First
Total Missional
Disbursements
All Other Church
Ministries
49
50
51
Allocations Paid in
Full?
48
Indebtedness on
Those Properties
47
Value of Church
Properties
46
Total Used for Local
Mission
45
Local Compassionate
Ministries
44a
Pastor, Associate,
and Support Staff
Benefits
44
Pastor, Associate,
and Support Staff
Salaries
Church Name
43
Debt Service
PART 2
2014
42
Buildings, Properties
and Capital
Improvements
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
32,216
177,066
44,314
133,718
33,683
99,507
520,504
703,731
6,450,000
2,341,977
No
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Yes
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
10
0
0
No
1,422
0
10,262
10,000
2,143
44,248
68,075
90,773
500,000
0
Yes
0
0
23,338
22,008
2,999
37,225
85,570
108,389
500,000
0
Yes
0
0
14,669
29,305
0
30,196
74,170
93,814
210,000
0
Yes
4,040
0
9,300
0
425
2,809
16,574
25,536
75,000
0
Yes
31,182
16,296
49,528
39,325
600
20,360
157,291
170,226
2,121,100
179,624
No
6,017
0
45,023
94,800
909
69,122
215,871
261,782
2,000,000
0
Yes
0
0
0
15,362
200
400
15,962
19,142
200,000
32,000
No
House of Love
1,500
0
0
0
0
0
1,500
1,851
0
0
Yes
Iglesia Monte Horeb
5,000
0
0
0
1,255
12,710
18,965
22,602
0
0
No
34,688
0
20,385
9,000
1,541
25,736
91,350
124,543
850,000
0
Yes
41
42
43
44
45
Harmony
46
47
48
49
50
51
*52
53
54
55
Lovejoy Family
Harrisburg
Harvest Community
HarvestPointe
Hinesville New Hope
Jackson
Life Hope Haitian
LifePointe
0
0
10,000
2,000
0
0
12,000
15,341
0
0
No
8,546
0
54,188
13,413
470
28,183
104,800
130,110
795,000
0
Yes
8,069
0
14,820
35,889
3,600
57,125
119,503
151,461
800,000
0
Yes
Macon Grace
44,500
3
0
0
100
75
44,678
47,552
32,500
0
Yes
Macon Shurlington
10,516
6,390
34,426
0
17
40,039
91,388
112,729
320,000
30,615
Yes
Macon Trinity
23,681
0
4,900
15,775
1,652
32,208
78,216
97,573
1,500,000
0
Yes
Manchester
10,343
8,072
19,500
2,291
100
25,037
65,343
80,474
480,000
31,952
Yes
56
57
58
59
60
Marietta First
86,553
458,480
98,469
15,758
6,481
86,775
752,516
818,798
2,500,000
400,000
Yes
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
No
Moultrie First
19,658
16,245
32,760
40,034
0
70,915
179,612
220,329
2,000,000
98,929
Yes
Mount Olive
81,043
28,350
57,456
35,589
3,443
113,201
319,082
392,235
2,320,000
0
Yes
Nashville
0
6,600
16,350
0
0
15,731
38,681
39,588
220,000
64,463
No
61
62
63
64
65
New Day
66
67
68
69
70
Quitman
Milledgeville Faithpoint
36,531
0
18,394
24,448
1,345
350
81,068
85,039
2,000,000
0
No
New Life International
0
0
11,500
9,600
1,602
0
22,702
23,969
326,500
0
No
Nueva Vision
0
0
0
0
2,809
4,117
6,926
8,821
0
0
No
One Love
0
0
0
0
1,000
0
1,000
1,010
30,000
0
No
Pine Mountain
0
0
20,900
9,953
0
0
30,853
32,018
0
0
No
0
0
11,045
7,130
0
0
18,175
18,681
130,000
0
No
2,128
0
14,977
22,079
1,594
41,795
82,573
101,832
612,000
0
Yes
Rivers of Living Waters
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
No
Rome First
0
0
15,600
9,000
411
0
25,011
43,458
260,000
0
Yes
Rossville First
0
0
0
18,765
0
24,260
43,025
56,846
1,203,000
0
Yes
Rehoboth
* Sponsored New Church this Year
49
50
51
Allocations Paid in
Full?
48
Indebtedness on
Those Properties
All Other Church
Ministries
47
Value of Church
Properties
46
Total Missional
Disbursements
45
Total Used for Local
Mission
44a
Local Compassionate
Ministries
Debt Service
Church Name
44
Pastor, Associate,
and Support Staff
Benefits
43
Buildings, Properties
and Capital
Improvements
PART 2
2014
42
Pastor, Associate,
and Support Staff
Salaries
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
71
72
73
74
75
Rowland Chapel
2,347
0
21,885
16,985
2,604
31,042
74,863
93,872
850,000
0
Yes
Saint Mark
7,000
0
0
7,800
1,000
0
15,800
22,372
225,000
0
Yes
117,251
23,244
55,000
56,176
2,500
115,000
369,171
472,918
2,100,000
492,690
Yes
1,142
0
35,352
17,207
1,500
21,534
76,735
106,090
600,000
0
Yes
390,837
0
48,644
57,532
310
65,821
563,144
607,548
900,000
0
Yes
76
77
78
79
*80
Smyrna
*81
82
83
*84
85
86
87
88
89
90
Sandersville
Savannah Harvest
Sharpsburg First
13,039
0
40,040
1,983
433
0
55,495
75,090
750,000
0
Yes
Swainsboro First
0
0
0
14,158
3,053
1,100
18,311
27,057
136,000
0
Yes
The Crossing
0
0
50,295
0
0
0
50,295
86,616
800,000
0
No
Thomasville First
0
0
18,767
11,102
198
0
30,067
39,371
650,000
0
No
Tifton First
2,597
0
26,050
14,950
1,640
28,705
73,942
90,473
0
0
Yes
Valdosta
2,721
49,500
71,590
42,227
1,500
56,127
223,665
229,144
1,389,167
664,878
No
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
No
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
872
200,000
0
Yes
Warner Robins First
7,000
36,800
41,009
15,392
9,228
75,373
184,802
251,086
1,500,000
319,310
Yes
Waycross First
3,967
0
26,000
2,400
0
0
32,367
49,653
0
0
Yes
0
0
0
0
0
368
368
1,871
300,000
0
No
7,932
0
0
19,550
1,800
31,986
61,268
74,022
500,000
0
Yes
- Iglesia Vida
Vidalia
Waynesville Trinity
Wilkes
49,520
20,920
48,638
18,347
1,991
3,877
143,293
165,685
750,000
347,543
Yes
Wrens New Hope
2,900
0
7,800
0
0
0
10,700
17,229
160,000
0
Yes
Wrightsville
3,600
0
22,275
13,503
350
7,800
47,528
66,079
780,000
0
Yes
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
455
0
0
Current Year Total
1,730,459
1,124,509
2,063,675
1,267,254
150,700
2,172,608
8,509,205
10,430,255
69,089,022
8,320,558
Last Year Total
1,594,168
1,015,348
2,079,027
1,374,708
129,259
2,238,438
8,430,948
10,497,694
70,092,170
8,584,282
Increase / (Decrease)
136,291
109,161
Woodstock
Georgia Supplemental
Organized
Name Change
NewStart
to Bethel International
* Sponsored New Church this Year
Inactive
(15,352)
(107,454)
Transfer
21,441
(65,830)
Merge
78,257
(67,439)
(1,003,148)
(263,724)
Disorganize
Drop
Milledgeville Faithpoint
Neighborhood Christian Center of
Atlanta
Supplemental Statistical Report
2014
Georgia
Value District Property
3,500,000.00
Value District Center
Value District Parsonage
Indebtedness on District Property
August 12, 2014
0.00