THIRTY-SEVENTH
ANNUAL ASSEMBLY JOURNAL
of the
NORTH FLORIDA DISTRICT
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Session held at
Pensacola, Florida
May 19-21, 2010
Dr. Jesse C. Middendorf
General Superintendent
Dr. Orville W. Jenkins, Jr.
District Superintendent
SESSIONS OF THE NORTH FLORIDA DISTRICT ASSEMBLY
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HELD AT
GEN. SUPT.
Gainesville First
Eugene L. Stowe
Pensacola First
Edward Lawlor
Ocala First
George Coulter
Jacksonville U.B.
V.H. Lewis
Tallahassee First
Charles H. Strickland
Gainesville First
Orville W. Jenkins
Panama City First
Eugene L. Stowe
Jacksonville Oak H.
William M. Greathouse
First United Methodist at Lake City
Jerald D. Johnson
Blue Springs Bapt. Assembly @ Marianna
Jerald D. Johnson
Blue Springs Bapt. Assembly @ Marianna
V.H. Lewis
First Assembly of God @ Perry
Orville W. Jenkins
Gainesville First
Charles H. Strickland
Gainesville First
Charles H. Strickland
Jacksonville U.B.
Raymond W. Hurn
Gainesville First
Raymond W. Hurn
Jacksonville U.B.
Eugene L. Stowe
Jacksonville U.B.
Eugene L. Stowe
Jacksonville U.B.
Donald D. Owens
Jacksonville U.B.
Donald D. Owens
Jacksonville U.B.
Jerald D. Johnson
Jacksonville U.B.
Jerald D. Johnson
Jacksonville U.B.
John A. Knight
Jacksonville U.B.
John A. Knight
Jacksonville U.B.
William J. Prince
Jacksonville U.B.
William J. Prince
Jacksonville U.B.
Paul G. Cunningham
Jacksonville U.B.
Paul G. Cunningham
Jacksonville U.B.
James H. Diehl
Jacksonville U.B.
James H. Diehl
Jacksonville U.B.
Jim L. Bond
Gainesville First
Jim L. Bond
Gainesville First
Jerry D. Porter
Jacksonville U.B.
Jerry D. Porter
Jacksonville U.B.
Nina Gunter
Jacksonville University Blvd.
Nina Gunter
Pensacola First
Jesse C. Middendorf
DIST. SUPT.
Jonathan T. Gassett
Jonathan T. Gassett
Jonathan T. Gassett
Jonathan T. Gassett
Jonathan T. Gassett
Jonathan T. Gassett
Jonathan T. Gassett
Jonathan T. Gassett
Jonathan T. Gassett
Jonathan T. Gassett
Jonathan T. Gassett
Jonathan T. Gassett
Jonathan T. Gassett
Edmond P. Nash
Edmond P. Nash
Edmond P. Nash
Edmond P. Nash
Edmond P. Nash
Edmond P. Nash
Edmond P. Nash
D. Moody Gunter
D. Moody Gunter
D. Moody Gunter
D. Moody Gunter
D. Moody Gunter
D. Moody Gunter
D. Moody Gunter
Orville W. Jenkins, Jr.
Orville W. Jenkins, Jr.
Orville W. Jenkins, Jr.
Orville W. Jenkins, Jr.
Orville W. Jenkins, Jr.
Orville W. Jenkins, Jr.
Orville W. Jenkins, Jr.
Orville W. Jenkins, Jr.
Orville W. Jenkins, Jr.
Orville W. Jenkins, Jr.
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DIST. SECRETARY
Don L. Newell
Don L. Newell
Don L. Newell
Samuel Pickenpaugh
Samuel Pickenpaugh
Samuel Pickenpaugh
Samuel Pickenpaugh
Samuel Pickenpaugh
Samuel Pickenpaugh
Samuel Pickenpaugh
Samuel Pickenpaugh
Samuel Pickenpaugh
Samuel Pickenpaugh
Don W. Overby
Don W. Overby
Don W. Overby
Larry Baucom
Douglas Mills
Douglas Mills
Douglas Mills
Douglas Mills
Douglas Mills
Douglas Mills
Douglas Mills
Douglas Mills
Douglas Mills
Douglas Mills
Paul Horner
Paul Horner
Paul Horner
Paul Horner
Paul Horner
Paul Horner
Gary Hutcheson
Gary Hutcheson
Joseph T. McNulty
Joseph T. McNulty
(NO ORDINANDS)
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Contents
Page
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VI.
Official Directory ............................................................................................
A. District Officers ...........................................................................................
B. District Boards and Standing Committees ..................................................
C. District Assembly Committees ....................................................................
D. District Auxiliary Organizations ...................................................................
1. Sunday School Ministries Board ...........................................................
2. NMI Council ...........................................................................................
3. NYI Council ...........................................................................................
E. District Zones, Churches, and Chairpersons ..............................................
F. District Church Directory .............................................................................
Ministerial Directory ......................................................................................
A. Ordained Elders ..........................................................................................
B. Ordained Deacons ......................................................................................
C. Licensed Ministers ......................................................................................
D. Ministers Serving Connectional Interests ...................................................
E. Evangelism Service Retired .......................................................................
F. Registered Evangelist .................................................................................
G. Registered Song Evangelist .......................................................................
H. Commissioned Song Evangelist .................................................................
I. Commissioned Christian Education ............................................................
J. Commissioned Minister of Music ................................................................
K. Retired Commissioned Song Evangelist……………………………………..
General Information .......................................................................................
Plan of Examination .......................................................................................
District Board of Ministerial Studies .................................................................
A. Study Requirements ...................................................................................
B. Students Enrolled .......................................................................................
Daily Proceedings ..........................................................................................
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VII.
Reports ...........................................................................................................
A. District Officers ...........................................................................................
1. District Superintendent ..........................................................................
2. District Sunday School Ministries Chairman .........................................
3. District NMI President ...........................................................................
4. District NYI President ............................................................................
B. District Boards and Standing Committees ..................................................
1. Advisory Board ......................................................................................
2. Board of Ministry ...................................................................................
3. Education Committees ..........................................................................
C. Assembly Committees ................................................................................
1. Nominations ..........................................................................................
2. Daily Journal .........................................................................................
3. Memorial Roll ........................................................................................
4. Auditing Committee ...............................................................................
5. Finance Committee ...............................................................................
VIII. Auxiliary Conventions ...................................................................................
A. Sunday School Ministries Convention ........................................................
B. NMI Convention ..........................................................................................
C. NYI Convention ..........................................................................................
VIII. Financial and Statistical ...................................................................................
A. District Sunday School Ministries Treasurer ...............................................
B. District NMI Treasurer ................................................................................
C. District NYI Treasurer .................................................................................
D. District Treasurer ........................................................................................
E. Supplemental Statistical Report
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I. Official Directory
Church of the Nazarene International Headquarters: 17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lenexa, KS 66220
(913-577-0500)
Nazarene Publishing House—P. O. Box 419527, Kansas City, MO 64141
(816-931-1900; toll free: 1-800-877-0700)
Trevecca Nazarene University—333 Murfreesboro Rd., Nashville, TN 37213
(615-248-1200)
A. DISTRICT OFFICERS
Presiding General Superintendent—Dr. Jesse C. Middendorf, 17001 Prairie Star Parkway,
Lenexa, KS 66220
(913-577-0500)
District Superintendent: Dr. Orville W. Jenkins, Jr., 2938 DuPont Ave.,
Jacksonville, FL 32217 (E-mail: [email protected]; 904-730-7022)
District Office: 6817 Southpoint Parkway, Suite 1301, Jacksonville, FL 32216
(E-mail: [email protected]; fax: 904-281-8149; 904-281-8147, 904-281-8148)
District Office Secretary: Nancy Jenkins, 6817 Southpoint Parkway, Suite 1301,
Jacksonville, FL 32216 (E-mail: [email protected]; fax 904-281-8149;
904-281-8147, 904-281-8148; (emergency) 904-730-7022)
District Secretary—Rev. Joseph T. McNulty, 1212 Plata Canada Drive, Cantonment, FL 32533
(E-mail: [email protected]; fax: 850-471-9128; 850-479-1020 ;850-776-6677)
District Treasurer—Mark Patrick, 4029 Atlantic Blvd., Jacksonville, FL 32207
(E-mail: [email protected]; fax: 904-396-9226; 904-396-5400)
District Chairman, Sunday School Ministries Board—Donna Nichols, 3822 Leane
Drive, Tallahassee, FL 32309 (E-mail: [email protected]; 850-668-9571)
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District NYI President—Rev. Tim Hildreth, 1285 Magnolia Ave., Monticello, FL 32344
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-623-1417)
District NMI President—Susan Lynne Day, 7039 Oakwood Dr., Jacksonville, FL 32211
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-724-2520)
B. DISTRICT BOARDS AND STANDING COMMITTEES
Advisory Board
Chairman—Rev. Orville W. Jenkins, Jr., District Superintendent
Secretary—Martha Stephens (2010), 4404 Richmond Park Ct., Jacksonville, FL 32224
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-992-9616)
Elders
Harold Custer (2010), 3225 S.W. 100th Street, Gainesville, FL. 32607 (352-372-4574)
Stanley E. Wade (2011), 3212 Moody Ave., Orange Park, FL 32065
(904-269-8140)
Jim Nash (2012), 27 First Street SW, Ft. Walton Beach, FL 32548
(850-243-1232)
Randy T. Hodges (2014), 804 N. Man-O-War Dr., Inverness, FL 34453 (352-344-5406)
Laypersons
Raj Dhanarajan (2010), 1693 Copperfield Cir. Tallahassee, FL 32323 (850-668-9488)
Carol Parker (2011), 3530 N.W. 36th Pl., Gainesville, FL 32605
(352-372-2815)
Marc Vann (2012), 131 W. Duval St., Lake City, FL 32055
(386-752-5525)
Martha Stephens (2014), 4404 Richmond Park Ct., Jacksonville, FL 32224
(904-992-9616)
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Auditing Committee
Chairman—Jim Stephens, 4404 Richmond Park Ct., Jacksonville, FL 32224 (904-992-9616)
Gene Glenn, 4033 Shoal Creek Ln. E., Jacksonville, FL 32225 (904-641-7481)
District Treasurer—Mark Patrick, 4029 Atlantic Blvd., Jacksonville, FL 32207 (904-396-5400)
Court of Appeals
Chairman—Rev. Orville W. Jenkins, Jr., District Superintendent
Elders
Larry Morgan, (2014) 136 Linda Lake Lane, St. Augustine, FL 32095
Robert Agner, (2014) 160 N.E. Chicory Trail, Madison, FL 32724
Laypersons
Ron Boulet, (2014) 36 Chelsea Dr., Fort Walton Beach, FL 32547
Jim Stephens, 4404 Richmond Park Ct., Jacksonville, FL 32224
(904-737-4755)
(850-973-4160)
(850-862-3784)
(904-992-9616)
Board of Ministry
Chairman—Dr. Orville W. Jenkins, Jr., District Superintendent
Secretary, Credentials—David Pullen, (2014) 1900 Ty Ty Ct., Tallahassee, FL 32308 (850-877-7796)
Wayne Bauer (2011), 248 N. Lake Cunningham Ave., Jacksonville, FL 32259 (904-230-2681)
Larry C. Brincefield (2011), 6342 S. E. 123rd Lane, Belleview, FL 34420 (352-245-1088)
Harold Custer (2012), 3225 S. W. 100th St., Gainesville, FL 32606 (304-488-2124)
Stanley E. Wade, Sr. (2012), 3212 Moody Ave., Orange Park, FL 32065 (904-269-8140)
Janice K. Evans (2013), 2430 Long Ave., Port St. Joe, FL 32456 (850-229-6886)
Brian K. Schmelzenbach (2013), 10830 Country Ostrich Dr., Pensacola, FL 32534 (850-475-0491)
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David L. Maxwell (2014), 2130 University Blvd. N., Jacksonville, FL 32211 (904-743-2044)
Joseph T. McNulty (2014), 1212 Plata Canada Dr., Cantonment, FL 32533 (850-776-6677)
Trustees, Trevecca Nazarene University
District Superintendent—Dr. Orville W. Jenkins, Jr., 6817 Southpoint Parkway, Suite 1301, Jacksonville, FL 32216
(904-281-8147)
Mark Patrick (2011), 4029 Atlantic Blvd., Jacksonville, FL 32207 (904-396-5400)
Virginia Bauer (2012), 248 N. Lake Cunningham Ave., Jacksonville, FL 32259 (904-230-2681)
District Advisory Council
District Superintendent, Dr. Orville W. Jenkins, Jr.; Members of the Advisory Board, District Secretary (Joe McNulty),
District Treasurer (Mark Patrick), Auxiliary Department Heads: SSM (Donna Nichols), NYI (Tim Hildreth), NMI (Susan
Day), TNU trustees.
C. DISTRICT ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES
Finance Committee
Ex Officio Members: District Superintendent Dr. Orville W. Jenkins, Jr. (chairman), District Treasurer (Mark Patrick).
Elders
Randy Hodges, (Hernando)
Glen Freshour, (New Smyrna Beach)
Larry Morgan, (Jacksonville University Blvd)
Richard Wood, (Jacksonville Lighthouse)
Laymen
Joe Cox, (Jacksonville University Blvd)
Elaine Harden, (Lake City)
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Lou Harden, (San Mateo)
Marc Vann, (Lake City)
Nominating Committee
Ex Officio Members: District Superintendent, Chairman, Dr. Orville W. Jenkins, Jr.
Elders
Wayne Bauer, (Faith Community)
Darren Boyd, (Jacksonville Oak Hill)
Stan Wade, (Orange Park)
Laymen
Carol Parker, (Gainesville First)
Martha Stephens, (Jacksonville University Blvd)
Marc Vann, (Lake City)
D. DISTRICT AUXILIARY ORGANIZATIONS
1. Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries Board
2010-2011 Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries Board
Chairperson – Donna Nichols (2011), 3822 Leane Drive, Tallahassee, FL 32309
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-668-9571)
Secretary – Missi Schmelzenbach (2013), 10830 Country Ostrich Drive, Pensacola, FL 32534
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(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-475-0491)
Treasurer – Mark Patrick, 4029 Atlantic Blvd., Jacksonville, FL 32207
(E-mail: [email protected]; fax: 904-396-9226; 904-396-9510)
Larry C. Brincefield (2011), 12415 SE 50th Ave., Belleview, FL 34420
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-254-1208)
Donna Carlile (2012), P.O. Box 770608, Ocala, FL 34477
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-861-0755)
Judi Cleckner (2011), 553 Jefferson Heights Road; Monticello, FL 32344
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-997-5659)
Ben Kesselring (2013), 2540 Valley View Ct., DeLand, FL 32720
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-624-6721)
Heather Whited (2012), 7105 N. Outrigger Ter., Citrus Springs, FL 34433
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-400-0450)
Council of Children’s Ministries
District Children’s Director – Ben Kesselring, 2540 Valley View Ct., DeLand, FL 32720
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-624-6721)
Kidz Camp Directors - TBA
Middle School Camp Directors – TBA
NYI Middle School Representative - Tim Hildreth, 1285 Magnolia Ave., Monticello, FL 32344
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-997-3906)
Children’s Quiz Director – Brenda El-Talabani, 2942 Lantana Lakes Drive E., Jacksonville, FL 32246
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-672-7119)
Council of Adult Ministries
Men’s Ministries Director – Don Hastings, 349 Ridgewood Drive, Daphne, AL 36526
(E-mail: [email protected]; 251-625-1936)
Women’s Ministries Director – Missi Schmelzenbach (2013), 10830 Country Ostrich Drive, Pensacola, FL
32534;
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-475-0491)
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2. NMI Council
President - Susan Day*, 7039 Oakwood Dr., Jacksonville, FL 32211-7651(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-724-2520)
Vice-President – Diana Bibbee*, 1444 Magnolia Cir. W., Jacksonville, FL 32211
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-745-0916)
Secretary - Charlene Acheson*, 1420 Travelers Palm, Edgewater, FL 32132
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-690-1009)
Treasurer - Mark Patrick*, 4029 Atlantic Blvd., Jacksonville, FL 32207
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-396-5400)
L.I.N.K.S. – Janice Brantley, P. O. Box 2353, Middleburg, FL 32050
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-406-0939 )
Mission Education Alabaster – Janice Evans, 2430 Long Avenue, Port St. Joe, FL 32456
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-229-6886)
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Prayer & Fasting – Scott MacNaughton, 10336 DePaul Dr., Jacksonville, FL 32218
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-714-0557)
Work & Witness – David Maxwell, 2130 University Blvd. N., Jacksonville, FL 32211
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-220-5100)
Jesus Film - Roger Craig, 13979 Golden Eagle Dr., Jacksonville, FL 32226
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-714-2141)
Comp. Ministries – Cheryl Walsh*, 211 S. Oragne St., New Smyrna, FL 32168
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-689-9192)
W. M. Broadcast – David Maxwell, 2130 University Blvd. N., Jacksonville, FL 32211
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-220-5100)
Deputation - Chuck Acheson, 1420 Travelers Palm, Edgewater, FL 32132
(Mail: [email protected]; 386-690-1009)
Medical Plan - Judi Cleckner, 553 Jefferson Heights Rd., Monticello, FL 32344
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-997-5659)
Ambassadors - Carolyn Bott, 29 Cabanaiss Crescent, Pensacola, FL 32508
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(E-mail: [email protected]; 407-222-0673)
Action - Tim Hildreth, 1590 N. Jefferson St., Monticello, FL 32344
(E-mail: [email protected]; 859-997-3906)
MCC - Diana Bibbee, 1444 Magnolia Cir. W., Jacksonville, FL 32211
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-745-0916)
Zone Chairs:
Pensacola - Debbie Boulet, 212 Rosemarie Ct., Ft. Walton Beach, FL 32548
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-244-3475)
Panama City - Janice Evans, 2430 Long Ave., Port St Joe, FL 32456
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-229-6886)
Tallahassee – Judi Cleckner, 553 Jefferson Heights Rd., Monticello, FL 32344
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-997-5659)
Lake City - Shirley Burrows*, 10294 S. E. 160th Ln., White Springs, FL 32096
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-397-4343)
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Jacksonville - Janice Brantley, P. O. Box 2353, Middleburg, FL 32050
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-406-9181)
Daytona - Charlene Acheson*, 1420 Travelers Palm, Edgewater, FL 32132
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-690-1009)
Gainesville – Mitsue Hart, 12234 S.W. 154th St., Archer, FL 32618
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-495-2561)
Leesburg * Denotes Executive Council
3. NYI Council
District Superintendant – Rev. Orville W. Jenkins Jr., 2938 Dupont Ave., Jacksonville, FL 32217 ([email protected];
904-281-8147; cell: 904-610-1121)
President – Timothy F. Hildreth, 1285 Magnolia Ave., Monticello, FL 32344 ([email protected]; 850-997-3906;
cell: 850-545-4836)
Vice President – Joseph A. Purl, 2605 Michigan Ave., Panama City, FL 32405 ([email protected]; 850-785-6606)
Secretary – Kimberlee Bell, 2380 Companion Cir. West, Jacksonville, FL 32224 ([email protected]; 904-221-1412)
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Treasurer – Mark Patrick, 4029 Atlantic Blvd., Jacksonville, FL 32207 ([email protected]; fax: 904-396-9226; 904-3965400)
College Representatives:
Chris Harlow, 1854 Juniper Dr., Edgewater, FL 32141 ([email protected]; 386-423-1749)
Brooke Alexander, 2779 Nordman Avenue, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168 ([email protected]; 386-689-4354
Senior High Representatives:
Callie George, 1005 Grace Ave., Panama City, FL 32401 ([email protected]; 850-215-4404)
Kimberlee Bell, 2380 Companion Cir. West, Jacksonville, FL 32224 ([email protected]; 904-221-1412)
Junior High Representative:
Alexa Virgadamo, 6525 Cedar Chase Way, Tallahassee, FL 32311 (850-656-0008)
Adults at Large:
Cheryl Walsh, 211 S. Orange St., New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168 ([email protected]; 386-761-1082 (hm)
386-299-8545 (cell)
Heath Thompson, 3357 Tansey Ct., Tallahassee, FL 32308 ([email protected]; 850-508-1690)
E.
DISTRICT ZONES AND CHURCHES
Daytona Beach – DeLand, Deltona, Deltona Iglesia Hispano Nazareno, New
Smyrna Beach, Port Orange
Gainesville – Archer, Gainesville First, (High Springs) Grace, Interlachen, San
Mateo, Starke, Trenton Community
Jacksonville East – Jacksonville Arabic, Jacksonville Central, Jacksonville Faith
Community, Jacksonville Lighthouse, Jacksonville University Boulevard,
St. Augustine.
Jacksonville West – Jacksonville First, Jacksonville International Bible,
Jacksonville New Dimensions Cathedral of Faith, Jacksonville Northside
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Fellowship, Jacksonville Oak Hill, Nassau Nazarene Fellowship, Orange Park.
Lake City – Lake City, Live Oak, Macclenny New Beginnings, Suwannee River.
Leesburg – Belleview, Belleview Prince of Peace, Eustis, Hernando, Leesburg,
Ocala First, Ocala West, Tavares.
Panama City – Blountstown, (Destin), Marianna, Panama City First, Port St. Joe
Pensacola –Crestview, DeFuniak Spring, Fort Walton Beach, Milton, Pensacola Ensley, Pensacola First.
Tallahassee – Madison Barbara Memorial, Monticello, Tallahassee First, Tallahassee New Life.
F. DISTRICT CHURCH DIRECTORY
Archer (Organized 1940) (086-0010)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-495-2291)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 890) 13327 SW SR 45, Archer, FL 32618
Pastor—(3/08) Larry Snyder (Sandy), 284 N. W. 238th Terr., Newberry, FL 32669
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-472-6110)
Review Date—2/14
SS Supt.—Joe Wilson, 16131 S. W. Archer Rd., Archer, FL 32618
(E-Mail: [email protected]; 352-495-9075)
NYI Pres.—Michelle Wilhour, 12128 S. W. 54th St., Archer, FL 32618
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-495-7236)
NMI Pres.—Ray Hohenstein, 148 NE 2nd St, Williston, FL (352-528-0299
Church Board Sec.— Michelle Wilhour, 12128 S. W. 54th St., Archer, FL 32618
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-495-7236)
Church Treas.—Ryan Wilhour, 12128 S. W. 54th St., Archer, FL 32618
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-495-7236)
Children’s Min. Director—Mitsue Hart, 12234 SW 54th St., Archer, FL 32618 (352-495-2561)
Music Director—Jesse Hart, 11951 NW 95th St., Bronson, FL 32621 (352-318-2433)
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Belleview (Organized 1977) (086-0015)
(Web : belleviewnaz.com ; E-mail: [email protected]; 352-245-1208)
Location—6342 S. E. 123rd Ln., Belleview, FL 34420
Pastor—(4/1/09)Gary Monk (Rita), 6272 SE 123rd Ln, Bellview, FL 34420 (352-653-3167)
Review Date—4/11
Assoc. Pastor—John Grant, 6186 SE 143rd Pl., Summerfield, FL 34491 (352-897-6258)
Music Dir.—Darrell Dennis, 3398 SE 93rd Pl., Ocala, FL 34480 (352-233-8817)
SS Supt.—Ernie Rawlings, 707 Camelia Ct., Lady Lake, FL 32159 (352-753-5447)
Church Board Sec.—Deborah Grant, 6186 SE 143rd Pl., Summerfield, FL 34491 (352-897-6258)
Church Treas.—John Grant, 6186 SE 143rd Pl., Summerfield, FL 34491 (352-897-6258)
Children’s Min. Dir.— Deborah Grant, 6186 SE 143rd Pl., Summerfield, FL 34491 (352-897-6258)
NYI Pres. —Crystal Wilkinson, 6186 SE 143rd Pl., Summerfield, FL 34491 (352-897-6258)
Prime Time Dir. —Ernie Rawlings, 707 Camelia Ct., Lady Lake, FL 32159 (352-753-5447)
NMI Pres. —Rita Monk, 6272 SE 123rd Ln., Belleview, FL 34420 (850-826-1140)
Belleview Prince of Peace (Organized 1998) (086-0055)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-245-8260)
Location—(mail: P.O. Box 1294) 14480 S. US Hwy. 301, Summerfield, FL 34492
Pastor—(5/18/07)Salvador Rivera (Maritza), 13365 S.E. 30th Ct., Belleview, FL 34420-5269
(E-Mail: [email protected]; 352-245-8260)
Children’s Min. Dir.—Iris Cintron, 14480 S. US Hwy. 301, Summerfield, FL 34492
Adult Min. Dir.—Iris Cintron, 14480 S. US Hwy. 301, Summerfield, FL 34492
Women’s Min. Dir.—Martha I. Orr, 14480 S. US Hwy. 301, Summerfield, FL 34492
Church Board Sec.—Iris Cintron, 14480 S. US Hwy. 301, Summerfield, FL 34492
Church Treas.—Sandra Medina, 14480 S. US Hwy. 301, Summerfield, FL 34492
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Blountstown (Organized 1945) (086-0020)
(Web: www.nazarene.ch/blountstown; 850-674-8196)
Location—17826 N. E. Crozier St., Blountstown, FL 32424
Pastor: (5/15/09) Dr. Ernie L. Gray (Melanie), 2987 N. Madison St. Marianna, FL 32446
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-866-4036)
Review Date—9/10
Assoc. Pastor—Rev. Richard Waterman, 20183 NE Burns Ave., Blountstown, FL 32424
(850-674-2566)
Music Dir. — Jonathan Alford, 20615 NE Parrish Lake Rd., Blountstown, FL 32424
(850-674-5625)
Sunday School Supt.: Jeff Johnson, 20655 NE Parrish Lake Rd., Blountstown, FL 32424
(850-674-9102)
Church Board Sec.: Sheri Gable, 25977 NE Fuqua Cir. Altha, FL 32421 (850-762-3904)
Church Treas.: Jonathan Alford, 20615 NE Parrish Lake Rd., Blountstown, FL 32424
(850-674-5625)
Crestview (Organized 1990) (086-0035)
(Web : www.nazarene.ch/crestview; fax: 850-682-7995; 850-682-7995)
Location—395 Aplin Road, Crestview, FL 32539
Pastor: To Be Supplied
Church Board Sec.—Lorragenia Jackson, 229 Terri Cove, Niceville, FL 32578
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-678-3627)
Church Treas.—Melody Perry, 7346 Leonard Barnes Rd., Holt, FL 32564
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-981-8198)
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DeLand (Organized 1962) (086-0060)
Web: www.Delandnaz.com; E-mail: [email protected]; Fax: 386-734-8281; 386-734-8281)
Location: 913 E. New York Ave., DeLand, FL 32724-5663
Pastor: (1/09) Peter Migner (Becky), 908 E. Rich Ave, DeLand, FL 32724
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-736-6386)
Review Date—1/11
Associate/Children’s Ministries: Ben Kesselring, 2540 Valley View Ct., DeLand, FL 32720
([email protected]; 386-624-6721)
Visitation Minister: Norman Ford, 97 Catalina Dr., DeBary, FL 32713
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-956-7942)
NMI Pres: Joyce Smith, 315 W. University Ave., Orange City, FL 32763
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-775-2916)
Church Board Sec.—Wayne Crevoiserat, 2397 Courtland Blvd., Deltona, FL 32737
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-218-4854)
Church Treas.—Marilyn Newby, 101 N. Amelia #1305, DeLand, FL 32724 (386-736-4643)
Men’s Men. Dir. —Wayne Crevoiserat, 2397 Courtland Blvd., Deltona, FL 32737
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-218-4854)
Sunday School Supt.—Dee Fannin, 1604 Palmetto Ave., Deland, FL 32724 (386-736-0365)
(Deltona) Life Fellowship (Organized 1982) (086-0062)
(www.lifefellowshipalive.com; E-mail: [email protected]; fax: 386-860-5810; 386-574-7828)
Location—1420 Courtland Blvd., Deltona, FL 32738
Pastor: (8/16/09) Samuel Mullen (Ann), 1506 Chatsworth Ave., Deltona, FL 32728 (386-218-4572)
Review Date: 8/11
Church Board Sec.—Sharon Wade, 1930 Alstar Ln., Deltona, FL 32738
(386-216-5400)
Church Treas.—Cecil White, 1265 Indian Rock Ct., Deltona, FL 32725 (386-532-8567)
NMI Pres. —Penny White, 1265 Indian Rock Ct., Deltona, FL 32725 (386-532-8567)
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Deltona Iglesia Hispano Nazareno (CTM) (086-0001)
(E-mail: [email protected]; fax: 386-860-5810; 386-574-7828)
Location-1420 Courtland Blvd., Deltona, FL 32738
Pastor-(07) Nury Rivera, 3876 Monarch Ave., Deltona, FL 32738
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-574-5604)
Music Dir.-Julio Castillo, 916 Windtree Ct., Sanford, FL 32773
(386-215-9587)
Children’s Ministries Dir., Iris Cruz, 2873 Gimlet Dr., Deltona, 32738
(386-383-7972)
Men’s Ministries Dir., Hector Ramos, 2826 Grand Isle Dr. Apt. 19310 Orange City, Fl 32763
(386-215-1573)
Women’s Ministries Dir., Mary Ramos, 2826 Grand Isle Dr. Apt. 19310 Orange City, Fl 32763
(386-215-1573)
Work & Witness Coordinator: Nury Rivera, 3876 Monarch Ave., Deltona, FL 32738
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-574-5604)
Church Board Sec., Susan Cardenas, 2876 Monarch Ave., Deltona, FL 32738
Church Treas.—Matilde Ramirez, 2937 Estill St., Deltona, FL 32738
(836-532-2524)
Eustis LakeBridge (CTM) (086-0004)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 351-589-2634)
Location-480 W. CR 44, Eustis, FL 32726
Fort Walton Beach (Organized 1957) (086-0080)
(Web: www.fwbnaz.com; E-mail: [email protected]; fax: 850-243-9700; 850-243-1232)
Location—27 First St. S.W., Ft. Walton Beach, FL 32548
Pastor: (9/08) James E. Nash (Joy), 674 Randall Roberts Rd., Ft. Walton Beach, FL 32547
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-226-7969)
Review Date: 9/10
Worship Leader: Jeff Chapman, 29 Oregon Dr., Ft. Walton Beach, FL 32548
(850-243-2936)
Children’s Min. Dir. — Deana Haire, 8 Walnut Ave., Shalimar, FL 32547
(850-651-5439)
Christian Life Director—Tim Boulet, 212 Rose Marie Ct., Ft. Walton Beach, FL 32548
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(850-244-3475)
Prime Time Min. Dir. —Julia Kestner, 727 Overbrook Dr., Ft. Walton Beach, FL
32547
(850-862-1008)
Women’s Min. Dir. —Deana Haire, 8 Walnut Ave., Shalimar, FL 32547 (850-651-5439)
Men’s Min. Dir. —Ron Boulet, 36 Chelsea Dr., Ft. Walton Beach, FL 32547
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-862-3784)
NMI Pres.: Betty Haylett, 148 Deville Dr., Mary Esther, FL 32569
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-581-0963)
NYI Pres. — Stephanie Corneal, 8277 Torres Street, Navarre, FL 32566 (850-543-8043)
Church Board Sec. —Carol Webb, 2566 Oleander Dr., Navarre, FL 32566
(850-939-5433)
Church Treas—(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-243-1232)
Gainesville First (Organized 1934) (086-0090)
(Web : gatornaz.com ; E-mail: [email protected]; fax: 352-372-0092; 352-372-4574)
Location—5020 N. W. 23rd Ave., Gainesville, FL 32606
Pastor—(5/07) Dr. Harold Custer (Rev. Kay), 3225 S.W. 100th St., Gainesville, FL 32607
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-333-2776)
Review Date—7/09
Assoc. Pastor-Kay Custer, 3225 S.W. 100th St., Gainesville, FL 32607 (352-333-2776)
(352-333-2776)
SS Supt.- Kay Custer, 3225 S.W. 100th St., Gainesville, FL 32607
Music Dir. —Steve Saxon, 2404 NW 90 Tr., Gainesville, FL 32608
(352-332-1616)
NYI Pres.—Judy Swoyer, 3916 NW 133rd St., Gainesville, FL 32606
(352-332-0630)
Men’s Min. Dir.—Gene Dougherty, 3725 N.W. 64th Pl., Gainesville, FL 32653
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-339-6741)
Women’s Min. Dir. —Carol King, 8401 NW 13th St., #164, Gainesville, FL 32653
(352-374-4290)
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NMI Pres.—Edna Haufler, 2318 NW 90 Terr., Gainesville, FL 32653 (352-333-0011)
Church Board Sec.—Marilyn Henderson, 8620 NW 13th St. No. 101, Gainesville, FL 32653 (352-264-1791)
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Church Treasurer-Bill Sanderson, 22155 NW 106 Court Rd., Micanopy, FL 32667
(352-466-0227)
Hernando (Organized 1934) (086-0110)
(www.hernandonazarene.org; E-mail: [email protected]; fax: 352-726-4319; 352-726-6144)
Location: 2101 N. Florida Ave., Hernando, FL 34442
Pastor: (9/04) Randy T. Hodges (Michelle), 804 N. Man-O-War Dr., Inverness, FL
34453
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-344-5406)
Review Date: 9/10
Worship Pastor—Walt Garrett, 807 W. Massachusetts St., Hernando, FL 34442
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-270-9073)
Youth Pastor—Jonathan Leonard: 2155 N. Florida Ave., Hernando, FL 34442
(E-mail: [email protected]; 863-698-1419)
SS Supt. —Resa Humphrey, 2645 N. Bucknell Terr., Hernando, FL 34442
(352-860-0664)
NYI Pres. —David Iglesias, 1107 N Rock Crusher Rd., Crystal River, FL 34429
(E-mail:[email protected]; 352-564-0008)
Children’s Min. Dir. —Heather Whited, 7105 N. Outrigger Ter., Citrus Springs, FL
34433
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-400-0450)
Prime Time Min. Dir. —Larry Neff, 4294 E. Amherst St., Hernando, FL 34442
(352-344-0863)
Single Adult Min. Dir. —Dottie Roberts, 4656 E. Parsons Pt. Rd., Hernando, FL
34442
(352-344-0486)
Men’s Min. Dir. —Nick Mastrototaro, 4044 E. Dawson Dr., Inverness, FL 34453
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-476-7508)
Women’s Ministries Dir. —Phyllis Garrett, 807 W. Massachusetts St., Hernando, FL
34442
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-270-9073)
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Church Board Sec. —Eleanor Chatfield, P.O. Box 1274, Hernando, FL 34442
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-341-1789)
Church Treas: Deanna Rowe, 4422 N Butternut Ave., Beverly Hills, FL 34465
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-344-8187)
(High Springs) Grace
(Organized 1926) (086-0120)
(Web: www.nazarene.ch/highsprings; 386-454-9709)
Location—(Mail: P. O. Box 715) Santa Fe Blvd., U.S. Hwy. 441, High Springs, FL
32655 (386-454-9709)
Pastor-(Interim) Ponce, T. Preston, 8849 S. E. 90th Ave., Newberry, FL 32669
Review Date—
Music Dir—Larry Allen
SDMI Supt. —Siri Haley
NMI Pres—Vivian Swilley
Work & Witness Coord—Art Shiver
Church Board Sec—Anna Allen
Church Treas—Roger Clemmons
Interlachen (Organized 1991) (086-0125)
(Web: www.interlachenchurchofthenazarene.org; E-mail: [email protected]; Fax: 386-684-1373; 386-6841373)
Location: 179 Miller Sq., Interlachen, FL 32148
Pastor: Rev. Allen Shortridge, 179 Miller Square, Interlachen, FL 32148 (386-684-1373; 386-871-0186
E-Mail: [email protected])
Vis. Min.: Dave Yonts, 202 Canine St., Interlachen, FL 32148
(386-972-1645)
SS Supt.: Joseph Hess, 141 Ashley St., Hawthorne, FL 32640
(352-481-4351)
Children’s Min. Dir.: Angela Hackney, 226 Lake Lucy Ct., Interlachen, FL 32148
(386-684-9470)
Prime Time Dir.: Rev. Earl Spurlock, P. O. Box 1922, Interlachen, FL 23223
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(386-684-4824)
Men’s Min. Dir.-Dave Yonts, 202 Canine St., Interlachen 32148
(386-972-1645)
Women’s Min. Dir.: Norma Smith, 8019 Valley Dr., Keystone Heights, FL 32656
(352-473-5061)
NMI Pres.: Maxine Spurlock, P.O. Box 1922, Interlachen, FL 32140 (386-684-4824)
Church Board Sec.: Norma Smith, 8019 Valley Dr., Keystone Heights, FL 32656
(352-473-5061)
Church Treas.: Linda Yonts, 202 Canine St., Interlachen 32148
(386-972-1645)
Jacksonville Arabic (Organized 1993) (086-0127)
(904-743-3975)
Location: 2130 University Blvd. N., Jacksonville, FL 32211
Pastor: (9/90) Nicola S. Abdo (Souad), 5518 River Forest Dr., Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904-743-3975)
Review Date—9/14
Music Dir—Wadee Batariseh, 2130 University Blvd. N, Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904-743-3975)
Music Dir—Feras Al-Shahateet, 2130 University Blvd. N, Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904-743-3975)
SS Supt. —Akram Salib, 2130 University Blvd. N, Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904-743-3975)
SS Vis. Supt. —Diana Al-Shahateet, 2130 University Blvd. N, Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904-743-3975)
Children’s Min. Dir. —Mervat Fakhoury, 2130 University Blvd. N, Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904-743-3975)
Children’s Vis. Dir. —Nour Fakhoury, 2130 University Blvd. N, Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904-743-3975)
Youth Pastor—Ayman Salib, 2130 University Blvd. N, Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904-743-3975)
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Adult Min. Dir. —Mazen Al-Shahateet, 2130 University Blvd. N, Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904-743-3975)
Prime time Dir. —Gabriel Fakhoury, 2130 University Blvd. N, Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904-743-3975)
Single Adult Min. Dir. —Issam Fakhoury, 2130 University Blvd. N, Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904-743-3975)
Men’s Min. Dir. —Ramsis Mikhail, 2130 University Blvd. N, Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904-743-3975)
Women’s Min. Dir. —Majida Mikhail, 2130 University Blvd. N, Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904-743-3975)
NMI Pres.—Hanan Obdo, 2130 University Blvd. N, Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904-743-3975)
NMI Vis. Dir.—Caroline Salib, 2130 University Blvd. N, Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904-743-3975)
Work & Witness Coord. —Roseen Fakhoury, 2130 University Blvd. N, Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904-743-3975)
CLT Dir. —Hanan Fakhoury, 2130 University Blvd. N, Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904-743-3975)
Church Bd. Sec. —Saleem Obdo, 2130 University Blvd. N, Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904-743-3975)
Church Treas—Yousef Fakhoury, 2130 University Blvd. N, Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904-743-3975)
Jacksonville Central (Organized 1943) (086-0140)
Web: CNAZJAX.com ; (E-mail: [email protected]; fax: 904-743-2874;
904-743-2044)
Location: 2130 University Blvd. N., Jacksonville, FL 32211
Pastor: (7/00) David L. Maxwell (Jean), 7763 Lynchburg Ct. E, Jacksonville, FL
32277
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-874-8993)
Review Date: 7/14
Assoc. Pastor/W&W Coordinator—Arlo Williams, 9648 Woodland Ave.,
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Jacksonville, FL 32208
Music Director: David Way, 2159 Harvey St., Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904-379-4485)
(904-476-4138)
NMI Pres. —Diana Bibbee, 1444 Magnolia Cr. W, Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904-745-0916)
Children’s Min. Dir. —Dana Gonzalez, 2059 Forest Gate Dr. E, Jacksonville, FL
(904-874-9912)
Women’s Min. Dir. —Jean Maxwell, 7763 Lynchburg Ct. E, Jacksonville, FL 32277
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-874-8993)
Single Adult Min. —Anita Cook, 5601 Edenfield Rd.,Jacksonville, FL 32277
(904-647-7499)
Prime Time Min. —Mary Williams, 9648 Woodland Ave., Jacksonville, FL 32208
(904-379-4485)
NYI Pres. —Jarrel Floyd, 5885 Edenfield Rd. Apt. P5, Jacksonville, FL 32277
(904-403-5929)
Church Board Sec.—Diana Bibbee, 1444 Magnolia Cr. W, Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904-745-0916)
Church Treas.—David Way, 2159 Harvey St., Jacksonville, FL 32211 (904-476-4138)
Jacksonville First (Organized 1918) (086-0170)
(904-778-4761)
Location—(Mail: 8216 Newport Rd., Jacksonville, FL 32244) 10502 103rd St., Jacksonville, FL 32210
Pastor—(1/99) George Malone (Tiny), 8216 Newport Rd., Jacksonville, FL 32244
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-778-4761)
Review Date—2/11
Music Dir. —Elaine Crawford, 2301 Lane Ave. S., Jacksonville, FL 32210
(904-786-5758)
SS Supt. —Jackie Jim, 7441 Greenway Dr., Jacksonville, FL 32244 (904-777-9182)
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NYI Pres. —Karen Harlow, 3966 Lane Ave. S., Jacksonville, FL 32210 (904-772-7169)
Adult Min. Dir. —Alma Spears, 517- Cain Ln., Jacksonville, FL 32254 (904-387-3660)
Prime Time Dir. —Louis Cannady, 14003 Ernest St., Jacksonville, FL 32205
(904-389-4201)
Single Adult Min. Dir.—Karen Harlow, 3966 Lane Ave. S., Jacksonville, FL 32210
(904-772-7169)
Men’s Min. Dir.—Tommy Watson, 53 Vanderford Rd. E., Orange Park, FL
(904-269-3518)
Women’s Min. Dir.—Miriam Hoffman, 6005 Catoma St., Jacksonville, FL 32244
(904-778-1466)
NMI Pres.—Dorothy Jones, 6371 Collins Rd., Apt. 914, Jacksonville, FL 32244
(904-777-2908)
Church Board Sec. —Karen Harlow, 3966 Lane Ave. S., Jacksonville, FL 32205
(904-772-7169)
Church Treas. —Doug Hodge, P. O. Box 23, Macclenny, FL 32063 (904-259-0710)
Jacksonville International Bible (Organized 1990) (086-0027)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-771-7777)
Location: 5245 Timuquana Rd., Jacksonville, FL 32210
Co-Pastors: (9/07) Paul and (3/08) Rita Coy, 8224 Justin Rd. N, Jacksonville, FL 32210
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-410-8107)
Review Date: 1/10
Music Dir. —Arnold Britos, 684 Camp Milton Ln., Jacksonville, FL 32221
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-994-0899)
SS Supt. —Ted Ibay, 5847 Jammes Rd., Jacksonville, FL 32244
(904-226-7614)
NYI Pres. —Melchor Bergonia, 3752 August Crossing Ct., Jacksonville, FL 32210
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-866-2440)
NMI Pres. —Zeny Ibay, 5847 Jammes Rd., Jacksonville, FL 32244
(904-226-8902)
Church Bd. Sec.—Wesley Ordonez, 8306 Pepper Wood Dr., Jacksonville, FL 32244
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(904-536-1444)
Church Treas. —Jackie Keck, 8369 Pine Verde Ln., Jacksonville, FL 32244
(904-264-6662)
Jacksonville Lighthouse (Organized 1949) (086-0130)
Location: 1249 Girvin Rd., Jacksonville, FL 32225
Mail: 12137 Camp Creek Dr., Jacksonville, FL 32225
(E-mail: [email protected]; fax: 904-374-6293; 904-374-6293)
Pastor: (10/03) Richard C. Wood (Marianne), 12137 Camp Creek Dr., Jacksonville,
FL 32225
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-374-6293)
Review Date: 6/10
Music Dir. —Gloria Cardona, 11828 Founders Cove, Jacksonville, FL 32225 (904-735-6502)
SS Supt. —Lawanna Morrow, 1655 The Greens Way, #2222, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250
(904-285-8933)
Children’s Min. Dir. —Kim Pinter, 12655 Misty Mountain Dr. E., Jacksonville, FL 32225
(904-221-8674)
NMI Pres. —Monica Foster, 100 N. Mill Ridge Trl., Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082
(904-273-0085)
Church Board Sec. —Gina Reever, 6740 Strawberry Ln., Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904-722-9601)
Church Treas. —Jerry Arms, 3548 Trident Ct., Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250
(904-247-3671)
(Jacksonville) New Dimensions Cathedral of Faith
(Organized 1958) (086-0180)
(WWW. NDCF.org ; E-mail: [email protected]; 904-765-0870; 904-768-2623)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 9486, Jacksonville, FL 32218) 320 Clark Rd., Jacksonville,
FL 32218
Pastor—(8/00) Jesse Mills (Janice), 11729 Cherry Bark Dr., E., Jacksonville, 32218
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(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-714-6841)
Review Date—7/10
Worship Leader—Vanessa Barnes, 3805 Victoria Lakes Dr. E, Jacksonville, FL 32226
(904-714-9772)
SS Supt. —Claireca Padgett, 1533 Raven Dr. S., Jacksonville, FL 32218 (904-714-6401)
Prime Time Dir.—William K. Allen, 8588 Darlington Dr., Jacksonville, FL 32208
(904-765-4958)
Women’s Min. Dir. —Janice E. Mills, 11729 Cherry Bark Dr. E., Jacksonville, FL 32218
(904-714-6841)
NMI Pres. —Benita Grant, 2405 Almeda St., Jacksonville, FL 32209 (904-355-2263)
NYI Pres. —Marie Foster, 10954 Crichton Rd., Jacksonville, FL 32221 (904-783-9966)
Church Board Sec. —Faye Foster, 4974 Top Royal Ln., Jacksonville, FL 32277
(904-745-1882)
Church Treas. —Vincent Foster, 10954 Crichton Rd., Jacksonville, FL 32221
(904-783-9966)
(Jacksonville) Northside Fellowship (Organized 1933) (086-0190)
(www.northsidefellowship.net; E-mail: [email protected]; 904-677-0764)
Location—10310 Lem Turner Rd., Jacksonville, FL 32218
Pastor: (05/01) David W. Franklin (Pamela), 3097 Marshwinds Way, Jacksonville,
FL 32226
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-751-4083)
Review Date: (07/11)
Music Dir. —Ben Wadley, 7925 Merrill Rd., Apt. 2507, Jacksonville, FL 32277
(407-718-9022)
Children’s Min. Dir. —Wendy Harris, 11652 Pleasant Creek Dr., Jacksonville, FL 32218
(904-683-7600)
Vis. Min. —Rev. Melba Gay, 1291 Hammond Blvd., Jacksonville, FL 32221 (904-786-6467)
Prime Time Dir. —Rev. Yvonne Stallings, 2562 Leonid Rd., Jacksonville, FL 32218
(904-305-3077)
Women’s Min. Dir./NYI Pres. —Pamela Franklin, 3097 Marshwinds Way, Jacksonville, FL
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32226
(904-751-4083)
NMI Pres. —Nancy Dillard, 3097 Marshwinds Way, Jacksonville, FL 32226
(904-652-8294)
Men’s Min. —Michael Harris, 11652 Pleasant Creek Dr., Jacksonville, FL 32218
(407-484-6821)
Church Board Sec. —Nancy Dillard, 3097 Marshwinds Way; Jacksonville, FL 32226
(904-259-5299)
Church Treas. —Pamela Franklin, 3097 Marshwinds Way, Jacksonville, FL 32226
(904-259-5299)
Jacksonville Oak Hill (Organized 1952) (086-0200)
(WWW. Ohcn.org; E-mail: [email protected]; fax: 904-771-8006; 904-771-7860)
Location :( Mail: 7876 Gregory Dr.) 4151 Old Middleburg Rd., Jacksonville, FL 32210
Pastor: (3/08) Darren Boyd (Tracy), 8438 Winter Berry Rd., Jacksonville, FL 32210
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-401-9444)
Review Date: (3/14)
Assoc. Pastor—Jennifer Mangaoang (Daniel), 8248 Springtree Rd., Jacksonville, FL 32210
(904-378-6306)
Music Dir. —Susie Daniels, 8001 Bannockburn Dr., Jacksonville, FL 32244
(904-445-9066)
SS Supt. —Lyn Mercer, 966 Sweetwood Court, Orange Park, FL 32065
(904-272-1097)
Early Learning Ctr. Dir. —Lana Hart, 6837 Lana Ln., Jacksonville, FL 32244
(904-771-9599)
NYI Pres. —Jessica Mercer, 8038 Loveland Pass Dr. S., Jacksonville, FL 32210
(904-993-2533)
NMI Pres. —Margaret Daniels, 6881 Mother Goose Road, Jacksonville, FL 32210
(904-771-2470)
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Sports Min. Dir. —Mike Daniels, 8825 Country Woods Ct., Jacksonville, FL 32222
(904-908-9783)
CLT Dir.—Neal Rhoades, 3705 Rodby Dr., Jacksonville, FL 32210
(904-772-0253)
Church Board Sec. —Grady Caulk, 6586 Dor Mil Ct., Jacksonville, FL 32244
(904-778-2369)
Church Treas.—Cecil Wilson, 8870 Trilby Avenue, Jacksonville, FL 32222
(904-771-3160)
Jacksonville University Boulevard (Organized 1956) (086-0220)
E-mail: [email protected]; www.ubnc.org; fax: 904-733-8042; 904-737-4755)
Location—(Mail: 4004 University Blvd. S.) 3930 University Blvd. S., Jacksonville, FL 32216-4387
Pastor :( 1/09) Larry D. Morgan (Pam), 136 Linda Lake Lane, St. Augustine, FL 32095
(E: mail: [email protected]; 904-737-4755)
Review Date: (1/11)
Music Dir. —Shelli Craig, 14063 Golden Eagle Dr., Jacksonville, FL 32226 (904-696-3065)
Children’s Pastor: Brenda El-Talabani, 2942 Lantana Lakes Drive E., Jacksonville, FL
32246
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-672-7119)
SDMI Supt.—Lori Rice, 11590 Wynnfield Lakes Cr., Jacksonville, FL 32246
(904-642-9996)
Christian Heritage Acad. Administrator—Jim Stephens, 4404 Richmond Park Ct.,
Jacksonville, FL 32224
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-992-9616)
Ministry Assist. —Martha Stephens, 4404 Richmond Park Ct., Jacksonville, FL 32224
(904-992-9616)
NYI President—TBA
Prime Time Dir. —Naomi Weaver, 4783 Lackawanna Ln., Jacksonville, FL 32257
(904-262-3370)
NMI Pres. —Leora Legacy, 3123 Bridgeview Dr., Jacksonville, FL 32216
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-737-9043)
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Women’s Min. Dir. —Pam Morgan, 136 Linda Lake Ln., St. Aug., FL 32095
(909-553-1360)
Work & Witness Coord.—Valerie Mayfield, 3715 Rosemary St., Jacksonville, FL 32207
(904-399-5858)
Church Board Sec.—Mary Kinzler, 3587 Thornhill Dr., Jacksonville, FL 32277
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-744-3557)
Church Treas.—Joe Cox, 2075 Mills Rd., Jacksonville, FL 32216
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-721-0146)
Lake City (Organized 1931) (086-0240)
(www.lakecitynaz.com; E-mail: [email protected]; 386-438-8216)
Location—(Mail: P. O. Box 1063, Lake City, FL 32056) 141 S. W. Azalea Park Pl.,
Lake City, FL 32025
Pastor—(11/07) Craig Henderson (Ashley), 3001 S. W. St. Rd. 47, Lake City, FL 32025
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-438-5597)
Review Date—11/13
Vis. Min.—Walt Woodbridge, 234 S. E. Jeremy Pl., Lake City, FL 32025
(386-758-9286)
SS Supt.—Sherrill Sistrunk, 18102 S. E. CR 137, White Springs, FL 32096
(386-397-2495)
Children’s Min. Dir.—Elaine Harden, 718 S. E. Margaret Dr., Lake City, FL 32025
(386-752-7286)
NYI Pres.—Bethany Jenkins, 357 S. W. Dunlop Glen, Lake City, FL 32024
(386-754-6548)
NMI Pres.-Shirley Burrows, 10294 S. E. 106th, White Springs, FL 32096
(386-397-4343)
Church Board Sec.—Donald Harden, 718 S. E. Margaret Dr., Lake City, FL 32025
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(386-752-7286)
Church Treas.—Elaine Harden, 718 S. E. Margaret Dr., Lake City, FL 32025
Leesburg (Organized 1957) (086-0250)
(www.leesburgnazarene.org; E-mail: [email protected]; fax: 352-326-3980; 352-326-8878)
Location—2100 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Leesburg, FL 34748
Pastor—(12/05) Larry E. (Ruth) Brincefield, 17651 S. E. 120th Ct., Summerfield, FL
34491
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-445-9488)
Review Date—12/11
Assoc. Pastor—Donald Shelp, 334 Daffodil Dr., Fruitland Park, FL 34731
(352-728-2011)
Assoc. Pastor: Larry C. Brincefield, 12416 SE 60th Ave., Belleview, FL 34420
(352-245-1088)
Music Dir.—Lynette Johnston, 35430 Lake Unity, Fruitland Park, FL 34731
(352-365-0976)
SS Supt.—Judy Summers, 920 Forest Breeze Path, Leesburg, FL 34748
(352-314-6999)
NMI Pres.—Juanita Wagner, 30314 Harris Dr., Leesburg, FL 34748 (352-787-5640)
NYI Pres. —Ethan Brincefield, 12416 SE 60th Ave., Belleview, FL 34420 (352-365-0976)
Prime Time Dir. —Jim Gainer, 4585 C.R. 103-G1, Oxford, AL 34484
(352-330-1181)
Church Board Sec.—Joe Baxter, 8826 Lakeshore Dr., Yalaha, FL 34797
(352-324-3827)
Church Treas.—Judith Gillhouse, 819 Oak Dr., Leesburg, FL 34748 (352-787-3559)
Live Oak (Organized 1947) (086-0260)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-362-6380)
Location—915 Church Ave. S., Live Oak, FL 32064
Pastor—(1/99) Louis J. Medaris (Carolyn), 8487 Goldkist Blvd., Live Oak, FL 32064
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(386-362-5664)
Review Date—1/09
Assoc. Pastor—Theon Burt (Bill), 8394 226th St., O’Brien, FL 32071 (386-935-4726)
Assoc. Pastor: Don McClure, 16467 165th Rd., Live Oak, FL 32060 (386-776-2223)
Youth Pastor-Roice Wolfe, 10801 73rd Loop, Lot 12, Live Oak, FL 32060
(813-943-3117)
SS Supt.—Lucy Rex, 10467 US 129 South, Live Oak, FL 32060
(386-362-1125)
NYI Pres.: Danee Wolfe, 10801 73rd Loop, Lot 12, Live Oak, FL 32060
(813-943-3117)
NMI Pres.—Cecil McKinney, 8874 181st Pl., Live Oak, FL 32060
(386-362-7389)
Church Board Sec.—Barbara Thomas, 20868 89th Rd., O’Brien, FL 32071
(386-935-4153)
Church Treas.—Loretta Renfrow, 831 S. E. Koon Lake Rd., Mayo, FL 32066
(386-294-3890)
Madison Barbara Memorial (Organized 1947) (086-0270)
(850-973-4160)
Location—155 N. E. Nazarene Church Way, Madison, FL 32340
Pastor—(5/90) Robert Q. Agner, 160 N.E. Chicory Trl., Madison, FL 32340
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-973-4160)
Review—5/12
SS Supt.—Sam Agner, 235 N. E. Nazarene Church Way, Madison, FL 32340
(850-973-6972)
Children’s Min. Dir.— Shellie Duran, 224 N. E. Coltsfoot Trl., Madison, FL 32340
(850-673-8341)
Adult Min. Dir.—Janice Agner, 235 N. E. Nazarene Church Way, Madison, FL 32340
(850-973-6972)
NMI Pres.—Janice Agner, 235 N. E. Nazarene Church Way, Madison, FL 32340
(850-973-6972)
Church Board Sec.—Shellie Duran, 224 N. E. Coltsfoot Trl., Madison, FL 32340
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(850-673-8341)
Church Treas.—Janice Agner, 235 N. E. Nazarene Church Way, Madison, FL 32340
(850-973-6972)
Marianna (Organized 1958) (086-0280)
Mail: 2987 N. Madison, St., Marianna, FL 32446 (Web: www.nazarene.ch/mariana; 850-526-3962)
Location—4439 Kelson Ave., Marianna, FL 32446
Pastor—(2/08) Dr. Ernie Gray (Melanie), 2987 N. Madison St., Marianna, FL 32446
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-866-3353)
Review Date—2/10
Mus. Dir. —Jim Rogers, P.O. Box 239, Alford, FL 32420
(850-579-9992)
SS Supt.—Jim Rogers, P.O. Box 239, Alford, FL 32420
(850-579-9992)
Children’s Min. —Marsha Furr, 4349 Wilton, Marianna, FL 32446
(850-482-3478)
NMI Pres. —Pam Boutwell, 2944 Park St., Marianna, FL 32446
(850-579-4142)
Church Board Sec—Winnie Paulk, 2919 N. Wynn St., Marianna, FL 32446
(850-526-5503)
Church Treas: Winnie Paulk, 2919 N. Wynn St., Marianna, FL 32446
(850-526-5503)
Monticello (Organized 1978) (086-0285)
(E-mail: [email protected]; fax: 850-997-6048; 850-997-3906)
Location—1590 N. Jefferson St., Monticello, FL 32344
Pastor—(10/07) Timothy F. Hildreth (Rebecca), 1285 Magnolia Ave., Monticello, FL
32344; 850-545-4836)
Review Date—10/13
Music Dir—Maxie Miller, 1410 E. Pearl St, Monticello, FL 32344
(850-997-4714)
Outreach Dir: Billy Chain, 77 Aberdene Ln, Monticello, FL 32344
(850-997-2317)
SDMI Supt. —Paul Bailey, 154 Reich Dorff Aches, Monticello, FL 32344 (850-997-2317)
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Childcare/School (Dir./Principal)—Brenda Bailey, 154 Reich Dorff Acres, Monticello, FL
32344
(850-997-2317)
Children’s Min—Rebecca Hildreth, 1285 Magnolia Ave., Monticello, FL 32344
(850-997-1103)
NYI Pres—Ray & Nikki Lacy, 599 Old Albany Rd, Thomasville, GA 31792
(229-393-7666)
NMI Pres—Judy Cleckner, 553 Jefferson Heights. Rd., Monticello, FL 32344
(850-997-5659)
Church Board Sec: Judy Cleckner, 553 Jefferson Heights. Rd., Monticello, FL 32344
(850-997-5659)
Church Treas.—Jerry Parker, 1555 Waukeenah Hwy., Monticello, FL 32344 (850-997-5180)
Nassau Nazarene Fellowship (Organized 1999) (086-0510)
(Web : www.nassaunazarene.org; E-mail : nassaunazarenefellowship @Yahoo.com; 904-225-8023)
Mail: Mail: P.O. Box 1750, Yulee, FL 32041
Location—850987 US 17 S., Yulee, FL 32097
Pastor—(3/06) Gary L. Hutcheson (Tammy), 86458 Meadowwood Dr., Yulee, FL
32097
(Mail: [email protected]; 904-225-8023)
Review Date: (10/10)
Music Dir. —Bill Meyers, 96071 Aqua Vista Ct., Yulee, FL 32097
SS Supt.—David Reeves, 85075 St. Mark Dr., Yulee, FL 32097
(904-225-9597)
Children’s Min. Dir.—Marquitta Jones, 126 Old Folkston Rd., Kingsland, GA
31548
(912-729-9524)
NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Curtis King, 86458 Meadowwood Dr., Yulee, FL 32097
(904-225-8023)
Women’s Min—Tammy Hutcheson, 86458 Meadowwood Dr., Yulee, FL 32097
(904-225-8023)
NMI Pres—Valerie Bell, 11477 Oakbank Ct., Jacksonville, FL 32218
(904-619-9882)
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Church Board Sec—Barbara Fettinger, 274 Kristin’s Dr., St. Marys, FL 31558
(912-576-2578)
Church Treas—Phil Jones, 126 Old Folkston Rd., Kingsland, GA 31548 (912-729-9524)
New Smyrna Beach (Organized 1940) (086-0290)
(www.1stnaznsb.com; E-mail: [email protected]:[email protected];; fax: 386-427-2785; 386-427- 1466)
Location—201 S. Orange St., New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168
Pastor—(7/05) Glen L. Freshour, Jr. (Becky), 3316 Mango Tree Dr., Edgewater, FL
32141
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-428-4709)
Review Date—2/11
Assoc. Pastors—Aaron and Elizabeth Freshour, 58 Ponderosa Ln., Palm Coast, FL 32164
(A-386-585-0588); (E-386-585-0246)
Music Dir.—Dianne Clark, 905 Flagler Ave., Edgewater, FL 32132
(386-427-7875)
Youth Pastor—Cheryl Walsh, 211 S. Orange St., New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-689-9192)
SS Supt—Neil Corbett, 1382 James St, New Smyrna beach, FL 32168
(386-428-3630)
Adult Min. Dir.—Melissa Stuck, 111 Hickory St., New Smyrna Bch., FL 32168
(386-795-2721)
Children’s Min—Cindy Harlow, 923 S. Myrtle Ave., New Smyrna Bch., FL 32168
(386-423-4982)
Men’s Min. Dir.—Patrick Corbett, 1382 James St., New Smyrna Bch., FL 32168
(386-428-3630)
Prime Time Dir—June Rotundo, 15 La Palmas, Edgewater, FL 32132
(386-427-7993)
NMI Pres.—Sue Burtner, 2914 Sabal Palm, Edgewater, FL 32141
(386-663-4903)
Work & Witness Coord.—C. D. Acheson, 1420 Travelers Palm, Edgewater, FL
32132
(386-690-0411)
CLT Dir.—Charlene Acheson, 1420 Travelers Palm, Edgewater, FL 32132
(389-690-1009)
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Church Board Sec.—Sharon Gogol, 2224 Sabal Palm, Edgewater, FL 32141
(386-427-4666)
Church Treas.—Eleanor Stuck, 204 Ninth St., New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168
(386-428-8937)
North St. Johns Faith Community Church (Organized 2004) (086-0389)
(www.fcctoday.net); E-mail: [email protected]; 904-287-3223)
Location: 3450 CR 210 W., St. John’s, FL 32259
Co-Pastors—(1/01) Wayne & Virginia Bauer, 248 N. Lake Cunningham Ave.,
Jacksonville, FL 3225
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-230-2681)
Review Date—(01/10)
Assoc. Pastor: Alan Flood, 3450 CR 210 W., St. John’s, FL 32259
Children’s Min.: Sara Taber, 3450 CR 210 W., St. John’s, FL 32259
Youth Pastor: Jessica Campbell, 3450 CR 210 W., St. John’s, FL 32259
Church Board Sec: Steve Atkinson
Church Treas.: Serena Baker, 3450 CR 210 W., St. John’s, FL 32259
NMI Pres—Ada Lopez
Work & Witness Coord—Jerry Andrews
Ocala First (Organized 1947) (086-0300)
(www.OcalaFirstnaz.com; E-mail: [email protected]; fax: 352-694-7032; 352-694-2334)
Location—3732 N. E. 7th St., Ocala, FL 34470
Pastor—(11/96) Barry L. Dunlap (Barbara), 5164 S. E. 27th St., Ocala, FL 34471
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-624-3422)
Review Date—11/10
Worship Leader—Jerry Gillmore, 3816 N. E. 19th St. Cir., Ocala, FL 34470
(352-304-6426)
Youth Pastor—Jerry Gillmore, 3816 N. E. 19th St. Cir., Ocala, FL 34470
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(352-304-6426)
Children’s Pastor—Linda Gilmore, 3816 N. E. 19 St. Cir., Ocala, FL 34470
(352-304-6426)
SS Supt—Thelma Mason, 6535 N. E. 2nd St., Ocala, FL 34470
(352-236-4254)
Day School Dir—Teresa Cone, PO Box 340, Anthony, FL 32617
(352-229-4116)
Women’s Ministries Dir—Linda Gilmore, 3816 N. E. 19th St. Cir., Ocala, FL 34470
(352-304-6426)
Prime Time Min. Dir. —Bob Weir, 3830 N. E. 19th St. Cr., Ocala, FL 34470
(352-732-8893)
NMI Pres—Edna Schuler, 712 N. E. 39th Ct., Ocala, FL 34470
(352-236-1982)
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Church Board Sec—Valerie Tudor, 3718 N. E. 8 Pl., #109, Ocala, FL 34470 (352-624-3529)
Church Treas—Bill Humphrey, 2146 N. E. 7th St., Ocala, FL 34470
(352-351-4313)
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Ocala West (Organized 1994) (086-0028)
(Web : www.ocalachurch.org; E-mail:[email protected]; Fax: 352-861-0755 ; 352-861-0755)
Location—(mail: P.O. Box 770608, Ocala, FL 34477) 5884 S. W. 60th Ave., Ocala, FL
34474
Pastor— (10/08) Donna Carlile (Richard), 4148 SW 51st Cir., Ocala, FL 34474
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-304-3308)
Review Date—10/10
SS Supt.—Don Terrian, 11524 S. W. 72nd Cir., Ocala, FL 34476
(352-237-8707)
Children’s Min Dir—Richard Carlile, 4148 SW 51st Cir., Ocala, FL 34474
(E-mail: [email protected]; 913-314-9121)
NYI Pres— Gillie Mott, 7655 SW 78th Pl., Ocala, FL 34476
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-861-1686)
NMI Pres— Audrey Andrews, 5660 S. W. 87th Ln., Ocala, FL 34476
(352-237-7086)
Church Board Sec— Audrey Andrews, 5660 S. W. 87th Ln., Ocala, FL 34476
(352-237-7086)
Church Treas—Kathy Huff, 8275 N. W. 121st Ave., Ocala, FL 34482 (352-867-1194)
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Orange Park (Organized 1975) (086-0305)
(Web : www.opcn.net; E-mail: [email protected]; fax: 904-269-5623 ; 904-269-5623)
Location—3212 Moody Rd., Orange Park, FL 32065
Pastor—(5/94) Stan Wade, Sr., 3212-B Moody Rd., Orange Park, FL 32065
(904-269-8140)
Review Date—2/13
Assoc. Pastor—Crystal Riner, 11226 Duval Rd., Jacksonville, FL 32218
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-765-3801)
SS Supt.—Darlene Schwab, 820 Richmond Ct., Orange Park, FL 32065
(904-272-7783)
Children’s Min. Dir— Cathy Cowan, 2704 Ian Ct., Middleburg, FL 32068 (904-269-3982)
Women’s Min. Dir—Kathy Chaney, 7557 Allspice Cir. S., Jacksonville, FL 32244 (904-777-5046)
NMI Pres.—Nona Carter, 667 Tropical Pkwy., Orange Park, FL 32073 (904-272-9407)
Work & Witness Coord—George Chaney, 7557 Allspice Cir. S., Jacksonville, FL
32244
(904-777-5046)
Church Board Sec.—Rosemary Coward, 5472 Gordon Ct., Orange Park, FL 32065
(904-264-1148)
Church Treas.—Dottie Bruschke, 1685 Morningside Dr., Middleburg, FL 32068
(904-269-2382)
Pace New Faith (Organized 2009) (086-0003)
Mail: 5162 Avenida del Fuego, Pace, Fl 32571
(Web: www.newfaithnazarene.webs.com; E-mail: Nazarene.ch/Milton; 850-623-1417)
Pastor— (4/07) Eddie Harden (Rhonda), 5705 Lia Dr., Milton, FL 32570
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-623-1417)
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Review Date—3/11
Music Dir—David Bassett, David Bassett, 5618 Meadowlark LN, Milton, FL 32570
(850-516-2765)
SS Supt—Kim Shaylor, 6468 Cedar St. Milton, FL 32570
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-516-1385)
NYI President—Greg Shaylor, 6468 Cedar St. Milton, FL 32570
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-516-0741)
NMI Pres—Ellen Bowland, 4488 Bell Lane, Pace, FL 32571
(850-995-8814)
Church Board Sec—David Bassett, 5618 Meadowlark LN, Milton, FL 32570
(850-516-2765)
Church Treas—Judy Bassett, 5618 Meadowlark LN, Milton, FL 32570
(850-516-2831)
Panama City First (Organized 1951) (086-0310)
(Web : www.nazarene.ch/panamacity1st; E-mail: [email protected]; 850-763-4852)
Location—3610 W. 17th St., Panama City, FL 32401
Co-Pastors—(11/97) Joseph A. and Kimberly A. Purl, 2605 Michigan Ave.,
Panama City, FL 32405
(850-785-6606)
Review Date—11/11
Music Dir.—Mike McLaughlin, 330 Floyd Dr., Lynn Haven, FL 32444
(850-271-1648)
SS Supt— c/o FCOTN, 3610 W 17th St, Panama City, FL 32401
Children’s Min. Dir: Michelle Curl, 8705 Creek Run Rd., Youngstown, FL 32466
(850-753-3186)
NYI Pres—Jason Limke, 1717 B Stephans Ave, Panama City, FL 32401 (405-630-6680)
Men’s Min. Dir.—Neah Ickes, 409 Redbird, Lynn Haven, FL 32444
(850-250-1434)
NMI Vice-Pres— Michelle Curl, 8705 Creek Run Rd., Youngstown, FL 32466
(850-753-3186)
Church Board Sec— Mike McLaughlin, 330 Floyd Dr, Lynn Haven, FL 32444
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(850-271-1648)
Church Treas.—Melanie McLaughlin, 330 Floyd Dr., Lynn Haven, FL 32444
(850-271-1648)
Pensacola Ensley (Organized 1962) (086-0330)
(WWW.ecnaz.org; E-mail: [email protected]; fax: 850-479-8825; 850-476-4458)
Location—8300 N. Palafox St., Pensacola, FL 32534-3735
Pastor— (6/03) Brian K. Schmelzenbach (Missi), 10830 Country Ostrich Dr.,
Pensacola, FL 32534
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-525-1399)
Review Date: 6/09
Music Dir—Donald B. Hastings, 349 Ridgewood Dr. Daphne, AL 36526
([email protected]; 251-625-1936)
Vis. Min—Louis Powell, 10861 Tara Dawn Cir, Pensacola, FL 32534
(850-484-2863)
SDMI Supt— Billy Dixon, 273 East Burgess Rd., Pensacola, FL 32503
([email protected]; 850-478-9096)
Children’s Min. Dir—Brenda Woolum, 3565 Stratford, Ln., Pace, FL 32571
([email protected]; 850-995-0912)
NYI Pres—Grace Diamond, 10044 Humingbird Blvd, Pensacola, FL 32514
([email protected]; 850-494-9131)
NMI Pres— Kathy Elliott, 208 Jonah St., Cantonment, FL 32533
([email protected]; 850-937-8106)
Men’s Min. Dir—James Elliott, 208 Jonah St., Cantonment, FL 32533
([email protected]; 850-979-4249)
Women’s Min. Dir—Vickie Johnson, 405 Rossi Way, Pensacola, FL 32506
([email protected]; 850-455-5327)
Church Treas.—Marcia Jackson, 1351 S. Hwy. 97, Cantonment, FL 32533
(850-712-7788)
Church Board Sec— Dean MacAdam, 2236 Liberty Loop Rd., Cantonment, FL 32533
([email protected]; 850-780-6199)
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Pensacola First (Organized 1916) (086-0340)
(Web : www.pcolafirstnaz.org; [email protected] Fax: 850-471-9128; 850-479-1020;850-776-6677)
Location—3475 Pine Forest Rd., Cantonment, FL 32533
Pastor—(1/09) Joseph T. McNulty (Lisa), 1212 Plata Canada Drive, Cantonment, FL 32533
([email protected]; 850-780-6281;850-776-6677)
Review Date—1/11
Worship Director—Monecia Fowler, 24711 Co Road 87 N., Robertsdale, AL. 36567
(251-269-3720; [email protected])
Children’s Director—Shelia Mattetal, 7833 Dartmoor Dr. Pensacola, FL 32514 (727-420-7960)
Sr. Adult Ministries—Ken McCloskey, 2150 Yandley Dr, Pensacola, FL 32526 (850-696-2124)
Women’s Min— Lisa McNulty, 1212 Plata Canada Dr, Cantonment, FL 32533
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-780-6281)
SS Supt—Jill Stein, 7919 Mobile Hwy., Pensacola, FL 32526 (850-944-1225)
Pre-School Dir— Angela Stephens, 3475 Pine Forest Road, Cantonment, FL 32533
(E-mail: [email protected] ; 850-501-4332)
NYI Pres. —Steve Grubb, 2712 Ashbury Ln, Cantonment, FL. 32533 (850-857-4428)
NMI Pres— Marcy Farose, 122 Burgess Rd, Pensacola, FL 32503
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-261-1429)
Church Board Sec— Tom McClung, 624 Lownde Ave, Pensacola, FL 32507
(E-mail: [email protected] ; 850-453-6520)
Church Treas— John Stein, 7919 Mobile Hwy., Pensacola, FL 32526 (850-944-1225)
Port Orange (Organized 1968) (086-0050)
(WWW.portorangenazarene.org ; E-mail: [email protected];
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fax: 386-767-2042; 386-767-2354)
Location—840 Taylor Rd., Port Orange, FL 32127
Pastor—(3/07) Michael Walzak (Noelle), 1903 Rouzbeh Ct., Port Orange, FL 32128
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-383-2132)
Review Date—3/13
Music Dir. —Brian Liles, 840 Taylor Rd., Port Orange, FL 32127
Youth Pastor—Jacob Edwards
SS Supt. — Terry Kinnett
Dir/Principal—Noelle Walzak, 1903 Rouzbeh Ct., Port Orange, FL 32128 (386-383-2132)
Children’s Min Dir— Noelle Walzak, 1903 Rouzbeh Ct., Port Orange, FL 32128
(386-383-2132)
Prime Time Dir. — Betty Garrett, 4048 Cardinal Blvd., Port Orange, FL 32127
(386-761-5626)
NMI Pres. — Sharon O’Malley, 840 Taylor Rd., Port Orange, FL 32127
NYI Pres—Shane Hughes
Women’s Min Dir—Susan Mathis
Men’s Min Dir—Darin Burton
Church Board Sec. —Jennifer Dittman, 840 Taylor Rd., Port Orange, FL 32127
Church Treas. —Thomas Kodey, 4627 Secret River Trl., Port Orange, FL 32129
(386-763-5686)
Port St. Joe (Organized 1959) (086-0370)
(Web : www.nazarene.ch/portstjoe; E-mail: [email protected]; fax: 850-229-6886; 850-229-9596)
Location—2420 Long Ave., Port St. Joe, FL 32456
Co-Pastors—(03/06) H. Michael and Janice K. Evans, 2430 Long Ave., Port St. Joe,
FL 32456
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-229-6886)
Review Date—2/12
Music Dir. — Mitch Bouington, 1502 Palm Blvd., Port St. Joe, FL 32456
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(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-227-3116)
SS Supt. — Angela Bouington, 1502 Palm Blvd., Port St. Joe, FL 32456 (850-227-3116)
NMI Pres—Janice Evans, 2430 Long Ave., Port St. Joe, FL 32456
(850-340-1837)
Children’s Min. Dir. — Angela Bouington, 1502 Palm Blvd., Port St. Joe, FL 32456
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-227-3116)
Church Board Sec. —Betty Bouington, 1014 Woodward Ave., Port St. Joe, FL 32456
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-229-6453)
Church Treas. —Jess Mamoran, 223 Fraley St., Wewahitchka, FL 32465 (850-639-2196)
St. Augustine First (Organized 1948) (086-0380)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-829-2335)
Location—(Mail: 4 May St.) 6 May St., St. Augustine, FL 32084
Pastor—(9/85) M. Thomas Adams (Cheri), 2 Long Place, Palm Coast, FL 32137
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-447-7518)
Review Date—10/11
Assoc. Pastor—Jeff Kramer, 2493 SR 207, St. Augustine, FL 32086
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-824-1184)
Music Dir.: Kimberly Storms, 905 Delcie Rd., St. Augustine, FL 32086
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-797-5931)
SDMI Supt.: Joan King, 2879 N. 5th St., St., Augustine, FL 32084
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-829-5253)
Children’s Min. Dir.: Gale Germain, 2790 Juarez Ave., St. Augustine, FL 32086
(E-mail: [email protected]. 904-797-3969)
Adult Min. Dir.: Cheri Adams, 2 Long Place, Palm Coast, FL 32137
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-447-7518)
Men’s Min. Dir.: Melvin Beckham, 231 N. Whitney St., St. Augustine, FL 32084
(904-824-3924)
Women’s Min. Dir.: Wanda McLeod, 141 Gilbert St., St. Augustine, FL 32084
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(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-669-5493)
NMI Pres.: Marjorie Komassa, 98 Fountain of Youth Blvd., St. Augustine, FL 32080
(904-461-3237)
Work & Witness Coord.: John Frazier, 2820 Usina Rd. Extension, St. Augustine, FL
32084
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-829-9953)
Church Board Sec.: Patricia Stevens, 3275 Pacetti Rd., St. Augustine, FL 32092
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-829-9953)
Church Treas.: Barbara Beckham, 231 N. Whitney St., St. Augustine, FL 32084
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-824-3924)
San Mateo First (Organized 1983) (086-0376)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-328-0595)
Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 1268, San Mateo, FL 32187) 496 S. Hwy. 17, San Mateo,
FL 32187
Pastor--(10/05) R. Howard Rogers (Frances), 496 Hwy. 17 S. (P. O. Box 1268) San Mateo, FL 32187
(386-328-0595)
Review Date—10/09
Music Dir. —Frances Rogers, P. O. Box 1268, San Mateo, FL 32187
(386-328-0595)
SS Supt. —Charles Gallagher, 225 East End Rd., San Mateo, FL 32187
(386-329-2264)
NMI Pres. —Frances Rogers, P. O. Box 1268, San Mateo, FL 32187
(386-328-0595)
Church Board Sec. —JoAnn Gallagher, 225 E. End Rd., San Mateo, FL 32187
(386-329-2264)
Church Treas. —Louis Warren, 239 E. Buffalo Bluff Rd., Lot 149, Satsuma, FL 32189
(386-649-9963)
Starke (Organized 1999) (086-0096)
(Web : www.nazarene.ch/starke; E-mail: [email protected]; 325-473-8683)
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Location—(Mail: 675 SW Cardinal Dr., Keystone Heights, FL, 32656)1404 E. Bessant Rd., Starke, FL 32091
Pastor—(7/01) Fred M. Clem (Dorothy), 675 S. W. Cardinal Dr., Keystone Heights,
FL 32656
(352-473-8683)
Review Date—2/11
SS Supt. —Brian Bogle, 7676 Kings Canyon Rd., Keystone Heights, FL
(352-473-5370)
Children’s Min. Dir. —Dorothy Clem, 675 S.W. Cardinal Dr., Keystone Heights, FL
32565
(352-473-8686)
Adult Min. Dir—Will Thrasher, P.O. Box 725, Keystone Heights, FL
(352-473-3567)
NMI Pres. —Charlotte Mobley, 2207A Raiford Rd., Starke, FL
(904-964-2910)
Church Board Sec. —Laura Thrasher, P.O. Box 725, Keystone Heights, FL
(352-473-3567)
Church Treas. —Christine Bogle, 1767 Kings Canyon, Keystone Heights, FL 32656
Suwannee River (Organized 1932) (086-0390)
(E-Mail: [email protected]; 386-397-2309)
Location—18763 S. E. CR 137, White Springs, FL 32096
Pastor—(3/07) Hollis Robinson, 18763 S. E. CR 137, White Springs, FL 32096
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-397-2309)
Review Date—3/11
SDMI Supt. —Ruth Edmonds, 13297 SE CR 132, Jasper, FL 32052
NMI Pres. —Gloria Robinson, 18763 S. E. CR 137, White Springs, FL 32096
Church Board Sec. — Martha Fouraker, 9388 S. E. 154th Ave. White Springs, FL 32096 (386-397-2922)
Church Treas. —Martha Fouraker, 9388 S. E. 154th Ave. White Springs, FL 32096 (386-397-2922)
Tallahassee First (Organized 1945) (086-0400)
(www.tfcn.org; E-mail: [email protected]; fax: 850-877-0617; 850-877-2650)
Location—1983 Mahan Dr., Tallahassee, FL 32308
Pastor—(9/06) David D. Pullen (Nita), 1900 Ty Ty Ct., Tallahassee, FL 32308
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(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-877-7796)
Review Date—9/12
Worship Arts/Youth Pastor—Heath Thompson, 3357 Tansey Ct., Tallahassee, FL
32308
([email protected]; 850-508-1690)
SS Supt. —TBD
Children’s Min. Dir. —Donna Nichols, 3822 Leane Dr., Tallahassee, FL 32309
(E-Mail: [email protected]; 850-668-9571)
NYI Pres. —TBD
Prime Time Dir. —Rev. Kerm and Joyce Kidder, 46 Gold Finch Way, Crawfordville, FL 32327
([email protected]; 850-544-5290)
Single Adult Min. Dir. —Annette Pevy, 1830 Mayfair, Tallahassee, FL 32303
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-383-1324)
Women’s Min. —Nicole Luciano, 744 Pointe Ct., Tallahassee, FL 32308
(E-mail:[email protected]; 850-545-7485)
Men’s Min. Dir—Byron Osborn, 153 Tennessee Walker Dr., Crawfordville, FL 32327
([email protected]; 850-745-8477)
NMI Pres. —Beverly Ramsey, 8479 Lake Atkinson Dr., Tallahassee, FL 32310
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-575-0844)
Church Board Sec. —Bill Pursell, 9884 Deer Lake East, Tallahassee, FL 32312
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-894-3223)
Church Treas. —Rick Deidel, 6885 Glenmeadow, Tallahassee, FL 32317
(E-mail: Richard.Seidel@,yfloridacfo.com; 850-321-9425)
Tallahassee New Life (Organized 1988) (086-0024)
(E-mail : [email protected]; 850-656-1056)
Location—4513 Crawfordville Rd., Tallahassee, FL 32305
Pastor—(1/07) Sugrim Singh (Elsie), 2421 Beautyberry Ct., Tallahassee, FL 32308
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-656-1056)
Review Date—1/13
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SDMI Supt. —Monique Bowden, 4513 Crawfordville Rd., Tallahassee, FL 32305
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-445-0409)
Children’s Min. Dir—Monique Bowden, 4513 Crawfordville Rd., Tallahassee, FL 32314
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-445-0409)
NYI Pres. —Leah Singh, 2421 Beautyberry Ct., Tallahassee, FL 32308
(E-mail: [email protected])
Men’s Min. Dir—Michael Maisenbacher, 4513 Crawfordville Rd., Tallahassee, FL 32305
(850-566-4893)
NMI Pres. —Sandrene Francis, 982 W. Brevard St., Tallahassee, FL 32304
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-591-1537)
Church Board Sec. —Latoya Bennett, 8013 Pin Oak Rd., Tallahassee, FL 32305
(E-mail: [email protected])
Church Treas. —Jackie Knight, 4513 Crawfordville Rd., Tallahassee, FL 32314
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-212-1020
Tavares (Organized 1988) (086-0405)
(Fax: 352-343-0577; 352-343-0577)
Location—32151 David Walker Dr., Tavares, FL 32778
Pastor—(3/04) Leon L. Everleth (Judy), 32151 David Walker Dr., Tavares, FL
32778
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-343-8686)
Review Date—3/10
Music Dir.—Joyce Hamlin, 11835 Huggins St., Leesburg, FL 34788 (352-742-0789)
Vis. Min.—Herbert Hamlin, 11835 Huggins St., Leesburg, FL 34788 (352-742-0789)
Men’s Min. Dir.—Carl Parry, 2820 Wekiva Rd., Tavares, FL 32778
(352-343-4576)
Women’s Min. Dir.—Kay Parry, 2820 Wekiva Rd., Tavares, FL 32778 (352-343-4576)
NMI Pres.—Joyce Hamlin, 11835 Huggins St., Leesburg, FL 34788 (352-742-0789)
Church Board Sec.-Carl Parry, 2820 Wekiva Rd., Tavares, FL 32778 (352-343-4576)
Church Treas.—Melanie Hicks, 35841 Oakridge Dr., Leesburg, FL 34788
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(352-551-7750)
Trenton Community (Organized 1987) (086-0500)
(352-463-1057)
Location—2659 A State Road 26 W., Trenton, FL 32693
Pastor—(10/06) Merle J. Goodrich (Mary), 311 SW 4th St., Trenton, FL 32693 (352-463-1057)
Review Date—10/08
Music Dir.: Krista Perryman, 3839 S. W. CR 341, Trenton, FL 32693 (352-463-1908)
Children's Min. Dir.: Karen Hewitt, P. O. Box 266, Bell, FL 32619
(352-463-7314)
NYI Pres.: Kim Martin, 7699 S. W. CR 334A, Trenton, FL 32693
(352-463-7439)
Church Treas.: Bill Martin, 7699 S. W. CR 334A, Trenton, FL 32693
(352-463-7439)
Church Sec.: Kathy Sites, 7699 S. W. CR 334A, Trenton, FL 32693
(352-463-8418)
II. MINISTERIAL DIRECTORY
CHP-Chaplain
DA-District Assignment
DEA-Deaconess
DS-District Superintendent
EDU-Education
ESR-Evangelism Service, Retired
Role Code
PAS-Pastor
PSV-FT-Pastoral Service, Full-Time
PSV-PT-Pastoral Service, Part-Time
RA-Retired, Assigned
RU-Retired, Unassigned
SEC-Song Evangelist, Commissioned
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EVC-Evangelist, Commissioned
EVR-Evangelist, Registered
EVT-Evangelist, Tenured
GA-General Church Assignment
GS-General Superintendent
MIS-Missionary
MUS-Minister of Music, Commissioned
SER-Song Evangelist, Registered
SPC-Special Service/Interdenominational
STU-Student
TRF-In Process of Transfer
U-Unassigned
A. ORDAINED ELDERS
1990 PAS Abdo, Nicola S., 5518 River Forest Dr., Jacksonville 32211 (Jacksonville Arabic)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-690-0411)
1964 RA
Acheson, Charles D., 1420 Traveler’s Palm, Edgewater, FL 32132 (New Smyrna Beach)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-690-0411)
1979 PAS Adams, M. Thomas, 2 Long Place, Palm Coast, FL 32137
(St. Augustine First)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-447-7518)
1980 RA
Agner, James Carroll Sr., 1306 N.E. Cornsilk Dr., Lee, FL 32059 (Madison Barbara Memorial)
(850-971-5503)
1958 RA
Agner, Robert Q., 160 N.E. Chicory Trl., Madison, FL 32340
(Madison Barbara Memorial(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-973-4160
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1970 RA
Bass, Martin J., 4128 E. Perry St., Inverness, FL 34453
(Hernando)
(352-341-8417)
1976 RU
Bass, Paul A., 4325 Flagler Estates Blvd., Hastings, FL 32145
(San Mateo First)
(904-692-5978)
2006 PAS Bauer, Virginia R., 248 N. Lake Cunningham Ave., Jacksonville,
FL 32259
(St. Johns Faith Community)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-230-2681)
2006 PAS Bauer, Wayne R., 248 N. Lake Cunningham Ave., Jacksonville,
FL 32259
(St. Johns Faith Community)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-230-2681)
1971 U
Black, Robert S., 101 Miller Sq., Interlachen, FL 32148
(Starke)
(386-684-3692)
1984 CHP Bonnette, Richard A., 1657 Canonade Ct., Annapolis 21409
(Deltona)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 410-757-6206)
2008 PAS Boyd, Darren R., 8438 Winter Berry Rd., Jacksonville, FL 32210
(Jacksonville Oak Hill)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-401-9444)
2009 U
Bragg, Jerome, 7400 Palms Hills Dr., Jacksonville, FL 32244
(St. John’s Faith Community)
(E-mail: [email protected] 904-451-6312)
2001 PSV-FT
Brincefield, Larry C., 12416 S.E. 60th Ave., Belleview, FL
34420
(Leesburg)
(352-245-1088)
1966 RA/PAS Brincefield, Larry E., 2100 Dr. M.L. King Jr. Blvd., Leesburg, FL
34748
(Leesburg)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-445-9488)
1988 U
Burke, Michael T., 1875 Penny Lane, Perry, FL 32347
(Monticello)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-323-1630)
1996 RA/PSV-PT Burt, Theon, 8394-226th St., O’Brien, FL 32071
(Live Oak)
(386-935-4726)
1969 RA
Campbell, Thomas G., 125 Birch Ln., Lake Helen, FL 32744
(DeLand)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-561-9235)
2006 PAS Carlile, Donna S., 4148 S.W. 51st Court, Ocala, FL 34474
(Ocala West)
(352-304-3308)
1981 PAS Carte, William E., 36808 Meridian Cir., Grand Island, FL 32735
(Eustis)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-357-5663)
1965 RA/PAS Clem, Fred M., 675 S.W. Cardinal Dr., Keystone Heights, FL
32656
(Starke)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-473-8683)
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1974 RA
Cloud, Charles M., 1053 Legacy Ave., Jacksonville, FL 32205
(Jacksonville Oak Hill)
(904-786-1875)
1972 SPC Conger, DeLoss E., 4737 Dresden Ct., Jacksonville, FL 32257
(Jacksonville University Boulevard)
(904-262-8924)
1973 U
Conway, Jerry H., 5498 S. W. 80th Pl., Ocala, FL 34476
(Ocala West)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-873-2441)
1954 RA
Cornett, Eldon, 5111 Soaring Way, Bradenton, FL 34203
(941-755-0307)
1978 RU
Cox, Laurence H., 807 S. Gay Ave., Panama City, FL 32404
(Panama City First)
(850-874-2497)
2008 PAS Coy, Paul Earl John, 8224 Justin Rd. N, Jacksonville, FL 32210
(Jacksonville International Bible)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-240-0095)
2008 PAS Coy, Rita Rocabo, 8224 Justin Rd. N, Jacksonville, FL 32210
(Jacksonville International Bible)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-240-0095)
1975 PAS Custer, Harold W., 3225 S. W. 100th St., Gainesville, FL 32608
(Gainesville First)
([email protected]; 352-333-2776)
2008 PSV-FT Custer, Kay B., 3225 S. W. 100th St., Gainesville, FL 32607
(Gainesville First)
([email protected]; 352-333-2776)
1977 E PSV-PT Dennis, Darrell, 3398 SE 93rd Pl. Ocala, FL 34480
(352-693-4498 (Belleview) ([email protected])
1993 U Dodson, John W., P. O. Box 25, Pinetta, FL 23250 (850-929-4407)
(Deltona Life Fellowship)
1944 RA
Dodson, Leonard W., 1300 Willow Rd., Monticello, FL 32344
(Monticello)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-997-4543)
1993 CHP Dowling, Dorman “Curt” 12737 Muirfield Blvd. S., Jacksonville, FL
32225
(Jacksonville University Boulevard)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-303-4594)
1984 PAS Dunlap, Barry L., 5164 S.E. 27th St., Ocala, FL 34471
(Ocala First)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-624-3422)
1982 PAS Evans, H. Michael, 2430 Long Ave., Port St. Joe, FL 32456
(Port St. Joe)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-229-6886)
1988 RA/PAS Everleth, Leon L., 3417 Manatee Rd., Tavares, FL 32778
(Tavares)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-343-8686)
1962 RA
Ford, Norman, 97 Catalina Dr., DeBary, FL 32713
(DeLand)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-956-7942)
2006 PSV/FT Freshour, Aaron W., 5047 N. Oceanside Blvd., Palm Coast, FL
32137
(New Smyrna Beach) (E-mail: [email protected]; 386-585-0588)
2006 PSV/FT Freshour, Elizabeth Ann, 5047 N. Oceanside Blvd, Palm Coast,
FL 32137
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(New Smyrna Beach)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-585-0588)
1986 PAS Freshour, Glen L., 201 S. Orange St., New Smyrna Beach, FL
32168
(New Smyrna Beach) (E-mail: [email protected]; 386-428-4709)
1994 PAS Goodrich, Merle J., P. O. Box 192, Trenton, FL 32593
(Trenton)
(352-463-1057)
2001 PSV-PT Grant, Deborah S., 6168 SE 143rd Place, Summerfield, FL
34491
(Belleview) (E-Mail: [email protected])
1999 RA/PSV-PT Grant, John, 6168 SE 143rd Place, Summerfield, FL 34491
(Belleview) (E-Mail: [email protected])
1982 PAS Gray, Ernie, 2987 N. Madison St., Marianna, FL 32446
(Marianna)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-526-3962)
1999 PAS Harden, Eddie Nelson, 5705 Lia Dr., Milton, FL 32570
(Pace New Faith)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-623-1417)
2004 PAS Henderson, Craig, 3001 S. W. St. Rd. 47, Lake City, FL 32025
(Lake City)
(E-Mail: [email protected]; 386-752-9696)
2000 PAS Hildreth, Timothy F., 1285 Magnolia Ave., Monticello, FL 32344
(Monticello)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-997-1103)
1974 RU
Hodge, William N., 2504 Loch Ness Ct., Leesburg, FL 34788
(Leesburg)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-359-1991)
1983 PAS Hodges, Randy T., 804 N. Man-O-War Dr., Inverness, FL 34453
(Hernando)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-344-5406)
1996 U
Hohenstein, Wendell Ray, 148 N. E. 2nd St., Williston, FL 32696
(Archer)
(229-377-9786)
2002 U
Huff, Eugene, 6938 Springtree Ln. S. W., Grand Rapids, MI 47548
(Jacksonville Lighthouse)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 616-608-4791)
1980 PAS Hutcheson, Gary L., 86458 Meadowwood Dr., Yulee, FL 32097
(Nassau Nazarene Fellowship)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-225-8023)
1968 RA
Hysong, Wayne E., 4491 Treasure Cay Rd., Tavares, FL 32778
(Leesburg)
(352-343-7230)
1980 U
Jackson, Michael D., 9011 Hampton Landing Dr. E., Jacksonville,
FL 32256
(Jacksonville University Boulevard)
1974 DS
Jenkins, Orville W. Jr., 2938 Dupont Ave., Jacksonville FL
32217
(Jacksonville University Boulevard)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-730-7022)
1993 RU
Johnson, Nancy G., 4523 N. Lake Vista Tr., Hernando, FL
34442
(Hernando)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-341-3242)
1982 RU
Johnson, Stanley G., 40 Holly Oak Trail, Waverly, GA 31565
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(478-919-1951)
1985 CHP Kendrick, Larry D., 453 N. W. Emerald Lakes Dr., Lake City, FL
32055
(Lake City) (E-mail:[email protected];386-961-8672)
1993 SER Kidder, Kermit L. Sr., 46 Goldfinch Way, Crawfordville, FL
32327
(Tallahassee First) (E-mail: [email protected];
850-926-2563)
2001 U
Kinnett, Terry, 413 Grant St., Port Orange, FL 32127
(Port Orange)
(812-584-3287)
1968 EVR Kinnett, V. Leo, 77 Brandy Hills Dr., Port Orange, FL 32129
(DeLand)
(386-788-2439)
1988 U
Kirkland, Kenneth A., 20877 N. E. Magnolia St., Blountstown, FL
32424 (Panama City)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-643-6508)
2003 PSV-PT
Kramer, Jeffrey, 2493 S.R. 207 St. Augustine, FL 32086
(St. Augustine First)
(904-824-1184)
1959 RA
Leichty, Elvin, 121 Oak Ridge Ave., Edgewater, FL 32132
(New Smyrna Beach) (E-mail: [email protected]; 386-426-8892)
1990 U
Lichtenwalner, Avelyn, 5763 Steward St., Milton, FL 32570
(Pace First)
(850-981-3151)
1989 RU
Lichtenwalner, Stephen, 5763 Steward St., Milton, FL 32570
(Pace First)
(850-981-3151)
2000 U
MacNaughton, G. Scott, 10336 DePaul Dr., Jacksonville, FL
32218
(Jacksonville University Boulevard)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-451-6934)
1975 U
Maitland, Thomas H., 513 N. Lowder St., Macclenny, FL 32063
(Orange Park)
([email protected]; 904-259-2993)
1991 PAS Malone, George M., 8216 Newport Rd., Jacksonville, FL 32244
(Jacksonville First)
(E-mail: missip31@hotmail; 904-778-4761)
1993 PAS Maxwell, David L., 2059 Forest Gate Dr. E.,Jacksonville, FL
32246 (Jacksonville Central)
(E-mail:[email protected]; 904-743-3975)
1989 PAS McNulty, Joseph T. 1212 Plata Canada Dr., Cantonment, FL 3253
(Pensacola First)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-776-6677)
1975 PAS/CHP Medaris, Louis J., 8487 Goldkist Blvd., Live Oak, FL 32064
(Live Oak)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-362-5664)
(1992) PAS Migner, Peter S, 908 E. Rich Ave, DeLand, FL 32724-4543
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-736-6386)
1979 RU
Miles, Dan D., 387 N.W. Fernbrook Loop, Lake City, FL 32055
(Ocala West)
(386-961-8629)
1981 PAS Mills, Jesse, 11729 Cherry Bark Dr. E., Jacksonville, FL 32218
(Jacksonville New Dimensions Cathedral of Faith)
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(E-mail:[email protected]; 904-714-6841)
1984 PAS Monk, Gary W., 6272 SE 123rd Lane, Belleview, FL 34420
(Belleview)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-245-1208)
1975 PAS Morgan, Larry D., 136 Linda Lake Lane, St. Augustine, FL 32095
(E: mail: [email protected]; 904 737-4755)
1968 RU
Mulder, James C., 5780 W. Spicey Hill Dr., Homosassa, FL 34448(352-795-8091)
1331 (Hernando)
2002 PAS Mullen, Sam, 1506 Chatsworth Ave., Deltona, FL 32738
(Life Fellowship)
(386-674-7828)
1976 PAS Nash, James E. 27 First Street SW, Ft. Walton Beach, FL 32548
(Ft. Walton Beach)
(E-Mail: pastor @fwbnazarene.com 850-243-1232)
1974 RA
Neff, Lawrence W., 4294 Amherst, Hernando, FL 34442
(Hernando)
(352-344-0863)
1973 RU
Nelson, Edwin L., 4374 Wilton St., Marianna, FL 32446
(Panama City First)
(850-482-5791)
1990 RU
Olsheske, Ervin L., 17653 S.E. 156th Pl. Rd.,Weirsdale, FL 32195
(Eustis)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-821-1275)
1989 RA
Ordonez, Luis E., 5429 Little Acres Ln., Jacksonville, FL 32210
(Jacksonville International Bible)
(904-771-0398)
1970 RU
Osborn, Wallace Byron Jr., 153 Tennessee Walker Rd.,
Crawfordville Road, FL 32327
(Tallahassee First) (E-Mail:[email protected])850-745-8477)
1979 RA/CHP Payne, David S., 5777 Pebble Ridge Dr., Milton, FL 32583
(Pace New Faith)
(850-981-9270)
2000 U
Perez, Juvencio, 4263 Losco Rd. Apt. 1033, Jacksonville, FL 32257
(Jacksonville)
(770-330-2037)
1971 U
Ponce, T. Preston, 8849 S. E. 90th Ave., Newberry, FL 32669
(Gainesville)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-472-7073)
1974 GS
Porter, Jerry D., P.O. Box 7008, Destin, FL 32450-7008
(Fort Walton Beach)
(E-mail: [email protected])
1995 U
Powell, Louis J., P.O. Box 1235, Gonzalez, FL 32560
(Pensacola Ensley)
(850-484-2863)
1990 PAS Pullen, David, 1900 Ty Ty Ct., Tallahassee, FL 32308
(Tallahassee First)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-877-7796)
1998 PAS Purl, Joseph A., 3610 W. 17th St., Panama City, FL 32401
(Panama City First)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-785-6606)
1998 PAS Purl, Kimberly A., 2605 Michigan Ave., Panama City, FL 32405
(Panama City First)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-785-6606)
2009 PSV-PT Riner, Crystal, 11226 Duval Rd., Jacksonville, FL 32218
(Orange Park)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-765-3801)
2007 PAS Rivera, Salvador, 13365 S. E. 30th Ct., Belleview, FL 34492
(Belleview Prince of Peace) (E-mail: [email protected]; 352-245-8260)
1985 PAS Robinson, Hollis, 18763 S.E. Co. Rd. 137, White Springs, FL
32096
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(Suwannee River)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-397-2309)
1972 PAS Rogers, R. Howard, P. O. Box 1268, San Mateo, FL 32187
(San Mateo First)
(386-328-0595)
1975 SPC Romey, Carl E., 2405 N. W. 52 Pl., Gainesville, FL 32605
(Gainesville First)
(E-mail: [email protected];352-377-2813)
1961 CHP Runyon, Donald L., 304 S. W. Loblolly Pl., Lake City, FL 32024
(Suwannee River)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-752-5534)
1954 RA Saxon, Ruth, P.O. Box 4054 Live Oak, FL 36024 (Live Oak)
2002 PAS Schmelzenbach, Brian K., 10830 Country Ostrich Dr. Pensacola FL
32534
(Pensacola Ensley)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-475-0491)
1957 RU/PSV-PT Shelp, Donald R., 260 Gardenia Dr., Fruitland Park, FL
34731 (Leesburg)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352728-2011)
1981 PAS Shortridge, R. Allen, 10 King Edward Dr., Ormond Beach, FL 32174
(New Smyrna Beach)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-441-3910)
2002 PAS/CHP Singh, Sugrim, 2421 Beautyberry Ct., Tallahassee, FL
32308
(Tallahassee New Life
(E-mail:[email protected]; 850-656-1056)
1976 ESR Smith, Duane, 5261 Island View Cir. S., Polk City, FL 33868
(Belleview)
(E-Mail: [email protected]; 812-738-9440)
2002 RA
Smith, Harry Doyle, 2025 Abbeyview Dr., Orange City, FL
32763 (DeLand)
(304-965-6708)
1997 CHP Smith, Joyce G., 315 W. University Ave., Orange City, FL
32763 (DeLand)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-775-2916)
1973 RA/PAS
Snyder, Larry G., 284 N. W. 238th Terr., Newberry, FL 32669
(Archer)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-472-6110)
1961 ESR Southerland, Samuel, 9995 Lightner Ln., Jacksonville, FL
32257
(Jacksonville University Boulevard)
(904-262-6877)
1946 RA
Spross, Beryl E., 164 Tower Rd., DeBary, FL 32724
(DeLand)
(386-774-8714)
1960 ESR Spurlock, William Earl, P.O. Box 1922, Interlachen, FL
32148 (San Mateo First)
(386-684-4824)
1984 RU
Steele, Norman G., 10120 S.W. 47th Ave., Ocala, FL 34476
(Ocala West)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-854-9227)
1967 RA
Stephens, Franklin D., 1306 St. Andrew Ct., Eustis, FL 32726
(Eustis)
(352-357-4058)
1967 U
Sutherland, Joe, Sr., P.O. Box 341, Archer, FL 32618
(Gainesville First)
(352-495-3033)
1954 RU
Vaughn, Lawrence L., 2185 Treasure Point Rd., Green Cove
Springs, FL 32043
(DeLand)
(904-282-6249)
1975 PAS Wade, Stanley E. Sr., 3212 Moody Ave., Orange Park, FL 32065
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1966
2004
1987
1959
(Orange Park)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-269-8140)
PAS Walzak, Michael, 840 Taylor Rd., Port Orange, FL 32127
(Port Orange)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-761-6480)
RA
Waterman, Richard W., 20183 N.E. Burns Ave., Blountstown, FL
32424
(Blountstown)
(850-674-2566)
U
Willink, David, 117 Oak Tree Ln., Palatka, FL 32177
(San Mateo)
(386-328-3112)
PAS Wood, Richard C., 12137 Camp Creek Dr., Jacksonville, FL 32225
(Jacksonville Lighthouse)
(E-mail:[email protected];904-374-6293)
RA Woodbridge, Walter R., 234 S.E. Jeremy Pl., Lake City, FL 32025
(Lake City)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-758-9286)
B. ORDAINED DEACONS
2006 PSV-FT El-Talabani, Brenda, 2942 Lantana Lakes Drive E., Jacksonville,
FL 32246
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-672-7119)
1991 PAS Evans, Janice K., 2430 Long Ave., Port St. Joe, FL 32456
(Port St. Joe)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-229-6886)
1997 U Gay, Melba Jean, 1261 Hammond Blvd., Jacksonville, FL
32221 (Jacksonville Northside Fellowship)
(904-783-0267)
C. LICENSED MINISTERS
2009 CHP Allen, Debbie, 453 Tahitian Terr. Jacksonville, FL 32216
(Jacksonville University Blvd)
([email protected]; 904-955-6142)
2010 STU Bell, Valerie, 11477 Oakbank Ct, Jacksonville, FL 32218
(Nassau Nazarene Fellowship) (E-Mail: [email protected])
2009 PSV-PT Campbell, Bauer Jessica, 3450 CR 210 W., St. John’s, FL 32259
(St. John’s Faith Community)
(904-287-3223)
2003 STU Custer, Wesley David, 54 Ivy Ln., Debary, FL 32713
(Gainesville First)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-473-9433)
2007 U
Esarey, Jack Ronald, Jr., 6711 Buttontree Ln. S, Jacksonville, FL
32277 (Jacksonville Central)
(E-mail: [email protected] 904-745-3839)
2005 U
Farose, Marcelene Elizabeth, 122 W. Burgess Rd., Pensacola, FL
32503 (Pensacola First)
(850-484-8480)
2009 U
Fisher, Erin, 200 Howard Ave., New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168
(New Smyrna Beach)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-847-6750)
2007 PSV-PT Flood, Alan, 1264 Mundy Dr., Jacksonville, FL 32207
(St. John’s Faith Community)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-635-6822)
2007 U Flood, Maresa Miller, 1264 Mundy Dr., Jacksonville, FL
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2001
2009
2010
2010
2006
2006
2009
2008
32207 (St. John’s Faith Community)
(E-mail: [email protected] 904-860-9033)
PAS Franklin, David Wallace, 3097 Marshwinds Way, Jacksonville, FL
32226
(Jacksonville Northside Fellowship)
(Email: [email protected]; 904-751-4083)
PSV Gilmore, Jerry, 3816 N. E. 19th St. Cir., Ocala, FL 34470
(Ocala First)
(352-304-6426)
CHP Hogg, William, 3109 Groveland Drive, Orange Park, FL 32065
(Orange Park)
(E-Mail: [email protected])
PSV-FT Kesselring, Ben, 2540 Valley View Ct., DeLand, FL 32720
(DeLand)
([email protected]; 386-624-6721)
PSV-PT Lopez, Ada I., 10083 Hawks Holloe Rd., Jacksonville, FL 32257
(St. John’s Community)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-866-3924)
PSV-PT McCloskey, Kenneth J., 2150 Yandley Dr. Pensacola, FL
32526 (Pensacola First)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-696-2124)
U Michaud, Jeffrey, 213 Norwich Dr. Gulf Breeze, FL 32561
(Pensacola First)
(850-554-1856)
U Porter, Toni Eloise, 5 Calhoun #308, Destin, FL 32541
(Ft. Walton Beach)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-837-3030)
2005 STU Rivera, Maritza, 13365 S. E. 30th Ct., Belleview, FL 34420
(Belleview Prince of Peace) (E-mail: [email protected]; 352-245-8260)
2005 PAS Rivera, Nury, 2876 Monarch Ave., Deltona, FL 32738
(Deltona Iglesia del Nazareno)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-878-3875)
2008 STU Sawyer, Kenneth D. Jr., 93 Nance Lane, Apt. A-4, Nashville, TN
37210 (University Boulevard)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 904-718-8088)
2009 PSV-PT Rev. Yvonne Stallings, 2562 Leonid Rd., Jacksonville, FL 32218
(904-305-3077)
2010 PSV-FT Thompson, Heath, 3357 Tansey Ct., Tallahassee, FL 32308
(E-mail:[email protected]; 850-508-1690)
2009 PSV-PT Walsh, Cheryl, 211 S Orange, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168
(New Smyrna Beach)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-3662038)
2007 PSV-PT Wolfe, Roice, 10801 73rd Loop, Lot 12, Live Oak, FL 32060
(Live Oak)
(E-mail: needing [email protected]; 813-659-2193)
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D. MINISTERS SERVING CONNECTIONAL INTERESTS
1984 CHP Bonnette, Lt. Richard A., 642 Savoy St., San Diego, CA 92106
(Deltona)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 619-758-9560)
1985 CHP Kendrick, Larry D., 453 N.W. Emerald Lakes Dr., Lake City,
FL 32055 (Lake City)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-365-8543)
1961 CHP Runyon, Donald L., 304 S.W. Loblolly Pl., Lake City, FL 32024
(Suwannee River)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 352-752-5534)
2002 PAS/CHP Singh, Sugrim, 2421 Beautyberry Ct., Tallahassee, FL 32308
(Tallahassee New LIfe)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-656-1056)
1997 CHP Smith, Joyce Gilmer, 315 W. University Ave., Orange City, FL
32763 (DeLand)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-775-2916)
E. EVANGELISM SERVICE RETIRED
2009 ESR Smith, Duane, 5261 Island View Cir. S., Polk City, FL 33868
(Belleview) (E-Mail: [email protected]; 812-738-9440)
1961 ESR Southerland, Samuel, 9995 Lightner Ln., Jacksonville, FL 32257
(Jacksonville University Boulevard)
(904-262-6877)
1960 ESR Spurlock, William Earl, P.O. Box 1922, Interlachen, FL 32148
(San Mateo First)
(386-684-4824
F. REGISTERED EVANGELIST
1968 EVR Kinnett, V. Leo, 77 Brandy Hills Dr., Port Orange, FL 32129
(DeLand)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 386-788-2439)
G. REGISTERED SONG EVANGELISTS
1993 SER Kidder, Kermit L. Sr., 46 Goldfinch Way, Crawfordville, FL 32327
(Tallahassee New Life) E-mail: [email protected];
(850-926-2563)
H. COMMISSIONED SONG EVANGELIST
2000 SEC Liles, Walter “Buddy”, 1874 Tillman Cir., Pensacola, FL 32526
(Pensacola Ensley)
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-944-1266
I. RETIRED COMMISSIONED SONG EVANGELIST
Neff, Lawrence W., 4294 E. Amherst, Hernando, FL 34442
(Hernando)
(352-344-0863)
Neff, Patricia J. 4294 E. Amherst, Hernando, FL 34442
(Hernando)
(352-344-0863)
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III. General Information
A. RECEIVED AND RECEIPTED ON TRANSFER
1. Elders
Darrell Dennis, Indianapolis District; Deborah S. Grant, Maine District; John Grant,
Maine District; Jeffrey Kramer, West Texas District; Sam Mullen, Eastern Michigan
District; Bryon Osborn, Central Florida District; Juvencio Perez, Northern California
District; Duane Smith, Dallas District
B. GRANTED TRANSFER AND RECEIPTED
1. Elders
Doug Dodson, South Texas District
Wayne L. Searls, Central Florida
2. Licensed Ministers
William Gritton, Kansas City District; Stephan Quarles, Tennessee District, Jeremy
Watson, Central Florida District
C. LICENSE MINISTER NOT RENEWED
Lori Harris
D. REMOVED FROM THE ROLL OF ELDER
Gideon Charles. Avis Murray; Dan Norman;
Dominic J. Scardigno, Thomas N. Young, having joined another denomination
E. REMOVED FROM THE ROLL OF DEACONS
Michael Murray
F. ELDERS HAVING JOINED THE CHURCH TRIUMPHANT
Curtis F. Cook, Ottis M. Donegan, Jay Harold Keiser
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G. REGISTERED SONG EVANGELIST TRANSFERRED
Mark and Debbie Dubbeld, Virginia District
H. RENEWED EVANGELISM SERVICE RETIRED
William Earl Spurlock
I. RENEWED EVANGELIST REGISTRATION
V. Leo Kinnett
J. REGISTERED SONG EVANGELIST
Kermit L. Kidder, Sr.
K. RENEWED COMMISSIONED SONG EVANGELIST
Walter “Buddy” Liles
L. GRANTED COMMISSIONED MINISTER OF MUSIC
Walter E. Garrett
M. GRANTED MINISTER’S LICENSE
Valarie Bell, Bill Hogg, Benjamin L. Kesselring, Heath Thompson
N. GRANTED MINISTERS’ LICENSE RENEWAL
Debbie Allen, Jessica Bauer Campbell, Wesley David Custer, Jack R. Esarey,
Jr., Marcelene Elizabeth Farose, Erin Fisher, Alan Flood, Maresa M. Flood,
David Franklin, Gerald Gilmore, William F. Gritton, Ada Lopez, Kenneth James
McCloskey, Jeff Michaud, Toni Eloise Porter, Stephan Quarles, Maritza Rivera,
Nury Rivera, Kenneth Sawyer Jr., Yvonne Stallings, Cheryl Walsh,
Royce Lee Wolfe
O. GRANTED RETIREMENT STATUS
Robert Agner, Ervin L. Olsheske, Duane Smith
P. INACTIVE CHURCHES
Palm Coast
Q. DISORGANIZED CHURCHES
Eustis, Jacksonville Haitian, (Macclenny) New Beginning Community
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R. JOURNAL CORRECTION
In 2009, Travis William Jackson, (Licensed Minister) was listed as transferred to NWIL.
He actually transferred to the Illinois district.
S. STEWARDSHIP HONOR ROLL
All District, College and General Funds (budgets) paid in full and 10 percent of all
monies paid out given for world evangelism:
Archer, DeLand, Fort Walton Beach, Hernando, Jacksonville Lighthouse, Lake City,
Madison Barbara Memorial, Marianna, New Smyrna Beach, Ocala First, Ocala West,
Orange Park, St. Augustine First, Tallahassee First
T. NAME CHANGE CLARIFICATION
We are requesting a name change clarification on the following churches:
Faith Community = North St Johns Faith Community
Grace = High Springs Grace
LakeBridge = Eustis LakeBridge
New Dimensions = Jacksonville New Dimensions
U. TEN HIGHEST IN MORNING WORSHIP ATTENDANCE
Hernando
272
Jacksonville University Boulevard
229
Pensacola First
180
New Dimensions
152
Leesburg
147
Faith Community
131
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Pensacola Ensley
131
Port Orange
131
Tallahassee First
129
Live Oak
127
V. 10 HIGHEST IN MEMBERSHIP
Jacksonville Univ. Blvd.
402
Hernando
315
Gainesville First
297
Pensacola Ensley
235
Nassau Fellowship
204
Lake City
200
Tallahassee First
200
New Smyrna Beach
195
Pensacola First
161
Leesburg
155
W. 10 HIGHEST IN NEW NAZARENES
Deltona Inglesia Hispano
37
Pensacola First
32
High Springs Grace
30
Port Orange
26
Pace New Faith
26
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Interlachen
25
Faith Community
13
Live Oak
10
Monticello
10
Tallahassee First
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X. 10 HIGHEST IN SUNDAY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
Hernando
169
Jacksonville Arabic
148
New Smyrna Beach
143
Jacksonville Univ. Blvd.
135
Pensacola First
125
Pensacola Ensley
122
Leesburg
92
Ocala First
87
Orange Park
81
Nassau Fellowship
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Y. WHERE TO SEND MONIES
District Treasurer, North Florida District—Mark Patrick, 4029 Atlantic Blvd. Jacksonville,
FL 32207 (E-mail: [email protected]; fax: 904-396-9226;
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904-396-5400)
District Unified Fund, Youth Project Monies
General Treasurer, Church of the Nazarene—17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lenexa, KS
66220 (913-577-0500)
World Evangelism Fund
Pensions and Benefits Fund
Easter Offering
Thanksgiving Offering
Alabaster Offering
NMI LINKS Monies
Missionary Christmas Fund
World Evangelism Broadcast Offering
Vacation Bible School Offering
Distinguished Service Award
Memorial Roll
NMI Medical Plan
American Bible Society Offering
Duty Money for Missionaries
Compassionate Ministries Fund
Deputation Offerings: Give to missionaries, payable to the General Treasurer
General Church Loan Fund
Trevecca Nazarene University—Business Office, Trevecca Nazarene University,
333 Murfreesboro Rd., Nashville, TN 37203
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Nazarene Bible College Offering—Nazarene Bible College, 1111 Academy Park
Loop, Colorado Springs, CO 80910
Nazarene Theological Seminary Offering—Nazarene Theological Seminary, 1700
E.Meyer Blvd., Kansas City, MO 64131
IV. PLAN OF EXAMINATION
A. DISTRICT BOARD OF MINISTERIAL STUDIES
Chairman—Dr. Orville W. Jenkins, Jr., District Superintendent
Secretary, Credentials—Rev. David Pullen, 1900 Ty Ty Ct., Tallahassee, FL 32308
(E-mail: [email protected]; 850-877-2650)
Committee Members—
(See list of committee members in the Official Directory section)
B. STUDY REQUIREMENTS
Eligibility
The District Board of Ministry (DBM) serves only students who are properly
enrolled in the Modular Study Program [old COS]. Enrollment is open only to local
ministers, local lay ministers (Manual 408.1; Sourcebook for Ministerial Development
{SMD} 438), and ministers of music who qualify according to Manual 410.
Enrollment
To enroll in the Modular Study Program with the District Board of Ministry the
prospective student should send a letter of request along with a letter of
recommendation from the pastor, and a registration fee of $10.00. The letter of request
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should include the desired area of study as well as full name, address, phone number,
and local church affiliation.
Courses
The DBM oversees the preparation of both Elder and Deacon Candidates. There
are eight general courses: Elder, Deacon of Christian education, Compassionate
Ministries, Music Ministries (song evangelist, ministers of music), Youth Ministries,
Administration, Chaplain Ministries and Lay Ministry.
Ministers or deacons will not be ordained without having completed their
respective courses.
A minimum of two courses must be completed each year to qualify for
continuance in the program (see Manual 427.3).
Modes of Study
The recommended mode of preparation for full-time Christian service is by
attending a Nazarene liberal arts college or university and the Nazarene Theological
Seminary in Kansas City, Missouri. Other modes are the Nazarene Bible College in
Colorado Springs, Colorado, and the Modular Study Program (old COS). The Modular
Study Program is under the immediate supervision of the DBM.
Except for Level One (local ministers), the Modular Study Program is subject to
written permission of the DBM.
The courses required of the college/university students are listed in Manual
424.3. The competency statements for ministerial education are listed in Manual 424.3
and the SMD 437.33. All college/university programs must meet these competency
statements. The course listing for the Modular Study Program can be found on the
Nazarene web site www.nazarenepastor.org. The Instructor’s Guide and the Student
Guide can be downloaded in pdf file form from this site.
Regulations for the Directed Studies Program
1. Each candidate is instructed to purchase a Sourcebook for Ministerial
Development in order to become familiar with the details of the entire program.
2. Each student will be paired with a mentor (usually your pastor) who will work
through each module with you. All reading/writing assignments will be turned in and
discussed with your mentor.
3. Upon completing a module, the student is responsible for ensuring that the
mentor notifies the secretary of studies of the DBM.
4. Local Ministers should complete six (6) modules prior to applying for a district
license.
5. Candidates should be prepared to appear for an interview as called upon by the
District Board of Ministry, at the date, time and place specified.
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College/University Students
College/university students are responsible to submit to the DBM documentary
evidence of academic standing in harmony with Manual 427.1, 427.4, and the SMD
439.26-439.30. Failure to comply with this requirement can result in being dropped and
license not being renewed.
College/university students are reminded to plan their curriculum in harmony with
Manual 424.1 and 424.3. Yearly updates should be submitted by the student showing
completed course work. Failure to comply with this requirement can result in being
dropped and license not being renewed. The final transcript at graduation will be
evaluated by the DBM, and requirements stated in the current Manual will not be
waived.
Where to Go
1. For information or guidance, go first to your regional advisors, next to either
the board secretary or chairperson. (If you are not currently enrolled in the Modular
Study Program, but are interested in enrollment, first contact your pastor.)
2. For a copy of the Sourcebook for Ministerial Development, contact the
Nazarene Publishing House through any of the following means:
Mailing Address — P. O. Box 419527, Kansas City, MO 64131-6527
E-mail Address — [email protected]
Toll-Free Phone Number — 1-800-877-0700
Toll-Free Fax Number— 1-800-849-9827
3. For relevant application forms (for district assembly recognition and renewal),
contact the district secretary, Rev. Joe McNulty, 1212 Plata Canada Drive, Cantonment,
FL 32533; email: [email protected].
C. STUDENTS ENROLLED
Elder – E
Administration – D/ADM
Chaplain – D/CHP
Christian Education – D/CE
Compassionate Ministries – D/CM
Music Ministries – D/MM
Youth Ministry – D/YM
Lay Ministry – L
ELDER:
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Graduated: David Wallace Franklin, Arlo Vance Williams
Level 4:
Level 3:
Level 2:
Wesley David Custer
Ada I. Lopez, Stephen Quarles, Maritza Rivera, Nury Rivera
Valarie Bell, Jessica Bauer Campbell, Marcelene Elizabeth Farose,
Erin Fisher, Maresa Flood, Gerald Gilmore,William F. Gritton, Bill
Hogg, Ken McCloskey, Jeff Michaud, Toni Eloise Porter, Kenneth
Sawyer, Jr., Jordany Simon, Yvonne Stallings, Heath Thompson,
Cheryl Suzanne Walsh, Roice Lee Wolfe.
DEACON – CHRISTIAN EDUCATION:
Level 2:
Jack R. Esarey, Jr.
ELDER-CHAPLAIN
Level 3:
Debbie Allen
DEACON – CHAPLAIN:
Level 3:
Alan Flood
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V. Daily Proceedings
FIRST DAY
Thursday, May 20, 2010
1:30 p.m.
The opening service of the Thirty-seventh Annual Assembly of the North Florida
District convened at 1:30 pm at Pensacola First Church of the Nazarene, Cantonment,
Florida.
Dr. Orville Jenkins, District Superintendent, gave greetings to the Assembly and
welcomed Dr. and Mrs. Jesse Middendorf to North Florida.
Dr. Jesse Middendorf, presiding General Superintendent, brought words of
greeting, then called the Thirty-seventh Annual North Florida District Assembly to order.
Board of Ministry Partial Report No. 1 was read and accepted as printed. First time
delegates were welcomed. Rev. Joe McNulty, host pastor, prayed the prayer of
invocation. Musicians from Pensacola First led the congregation in worship. Dr. Jesse
Middendorf brought a devotional message sharing what is happening in the Church of
the Nazarene across the world.
Motion was made and carried to accept the assembly organization report
prepared by Rev. Joe McNulty, District Secretary, as follows: Office Secretary, Nancy
Jenkins; Recording Secretary, Martha Stephens; Financial Secretary, Mark Patrick;
Elections Secretary, Barry Dunlap; Assembly Reader, Randy Hodges; Pages, PlatformBrian Schmelzenbach, Floor- Wayne Bauer, Randy Hodges, and Peter Migner. The bar
of the assembly was set as the two main sections of the sanctuary (all the way back),
other designated areas as needed, the platform area, and the district secretary’s office.
Meeting times were set for Thursday - 1:30 to 5:00 p.m.; 7:00 p.m. to adjournment and
Friday 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon or adjournment. Special orders of the day: Report of
the District Superintendent followed by a vote, TNU Report – Thursday evening service
and the Memorial Report -- Friday morning session. Motion was made to send special
greetings to Drs. Moody and Nina Gunter, Dr. and Mrs. Ed Nash, and Dr. and Mrs.
Jonathan T. Gassett.
Alternates were seated.
General Superintendent, Dr. Jesse Middendorf, then introduced the Nazarene
Publishing House DVD presentation and distributed a gift for our Pastors.
Dr. Middendorf introduced Dr. Orville Jenkins, Jr., to give his tenth report to the
North Florida District as District Superintendent. Dr. Jenkins’ report was received with a
standing ovation. There was an anointing of the Holy Spirit as we gathered around the
altar for prayer.
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Dr. Middendorf administered the vote for District Superintendent for a four year
term on a Yes/No ballot. Board of Tellers No. 1: Mitsue Hart, Rev. Richard Waterman,
Wayne Crevoiserat, Mary Ann Boulet, Steve Saxon, Carol King, Ophelia Lentz, Anita
Cook, Jerry Diamond, Alan Webber, Johnny Britos, Gloria Cardona, Linda Mitchell,
Roger Craig, Della Staten.
Pastor’s reports were received from David Maxwell, Jacksonville Central; Michael
Walzak, Port Orange; Peter Migner, DeLand; Joe McNulty, Pensacola First.
Report from Board of Tellers: 156 votes cast -- 140 Yes, 16 No. Dr. Orville
Jenkins was elected as the North Florida District Superintendent for a four year term.
Announcements were made and the afternoon session was adjourned at 4:45 pm.
WORSHIP SERVICE
Thursday, May 20, 2010
7:00 p.m.
The worship service of the Thirty-seventh Annual North Florida District Assembly
opened with worship led by the Pensacola First worship team and choir. Nury Rivera,
our district Hispanic Coordinator, invited people of other languages forward and they all
led in prayer in their native language. The offering was received.
Dr. Dan Boone brought a report from Trevecca Nazarene University.
Dave Pullen, chairman of the Board of Ministries introduced the candidates for
minister’s licenses: Valerie Bell, Bill Hogg, and Heath Thompson. Motion was made to
grant ministers license to these candidates. Motion passed unanimously.
Dr. Orville Jenkins recognized the elders retiring, Rev. Duane Smith, evangelist,
and Rev. Robert Agner, pastor, and Rev. Ervin Olsheske, elder.
Dr. Jenkins invited Revs. Wayne and Virginia Bauer forward to feature St. Johns
Faith Community Church and the miracle of their beginning and growth.
Dr. Jesse Middendorf brought the evening message on Acts 11. He closed with
a prayer around the altar.
The service concluded with the benediction by Dr. Orville Jenkins.
The Trevecca Nazarene University Alumni Reception followed the service.
FRIDAY MORNING
May 21, 2010, 8:30 a.m.
The worship team opened our morning with a time of worship. Dr. Jesse
Middendorf brought the morning message from Colossians 1 and then opened the
assembly in prayer.
The Committee on Nominations Partial Report No. 1 and 2 were approved as
printed.
Board of Tellers No. 2 was called: Rick Curl, Lurie Wood, Cheri Adams, Ruth
Edmonds, Raymond Davis, Dot Turner, Stanley Bennet, Joyce Hamlin, Ruth Shoup,
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Rita Monk, Melanie Gray, Ron Boulet, Sam Parker, Ray Stevenson, Jim Nash, Roger
Craig, Mary Kay Malfitano, David Bassett, Lisa McNulty, Hollis Robinson, Dot Turner.
Nazarene Foundation Report was shared via video.
The Board of Ministry Report (Partial Reports 2, 3, 4, and 5) was accepted.
Pastor’s reports were received from Curt Dowling, Navy Chaplain; (All serving
chaplains were recognized by Dr. Middendorf); Louis Medaris, Live Oak; Craig
Henderson, Lake City; Gary Monk, Belleview; Sam Mullen, Deltona Life Fellowship;
Wayne and Virginia Bauer, Faith Community; James Nash, Ft. Walton Beach.
Report of Board of Tellers was as follows: total ballots cast - 191; Advisory
Board-Elder, Randy Hodges 102; Richard Wood 50; Advisory Board-Layperson, Grady
Caulk 50; Martha Stephens 99; Board of Ministry, Craig Henderson 68; David Maxwell
79; Joe McNulty 76; Peter Migner 67; David Pullen 93; Sugrim Singh 70; Court of
Appeals-Elder, Robert Agner 74; Larry E. Brincefield 73; Larry Morgan 77; Larry Snyder
71; Laypersons, Ron Boulet 40; Ed Sawyer 26; Jim Stephens 37; Martha Ward 21.
Declared elected: Advisory Board-Elder, Randy Hodges; Advisory Board-Layperson,
Martha Stephens; Board of Ministry, David Pullen, Dave Maxwell, Joe McNulty; Court
of Appeals-Elder, Larry Morgan, term to expire 2014 and Robert Agner, term to expire
2012; Layperson, Ron Boulet, term to expire 2014..
Mark Patrick, district treasurer, presented the treasurer’s report. Motion made
and carried to adopt the report as printed.
Finance Committee report was approved as printed.
Audit Committee report was approved as printed.
Pastor’s reports were received from Randy Hodges, Hernando; Lawrence Haley,
High Springs Grace; Allen Shortridge, Interlachen; Paul and Rita Coy, Jacksonville
International Bible; Larry Morgan, Jacksonville University Blvd.; Robert Agner, Madison
Barbara Memorial; Tim Hildreth, Monticello; Glen Freshour, New Smyrna Beach; Barry
Dunlap, Ocala First; Donna Carlisle, Ocala West.
Memorial report was given and accepted. Randy Hodges prayed a prayer of
blessing.
District Advisory Board Report was approved as printed.
Pastor’s reports were received from Nury Rivera, Deltona Iglesia Hispano; Stan
Wade, Orange Park; Joe and Kim Purl, Panama City First; Brian Schmelzenbach,
Pensacola Ensley; Mike and Janice Evans, Port St. Joe; Tom Adams, St, Augustine;
Fred Clem, Starke; Hollis Robinson, Suwannee River; David Pullen, Tallahassee First;
Sugrim Singh, Tallahassee New Life; Leon Everleth, Tavares.
The nomination report, regarding the election of the Court of Appeals, adopted by
the assembly stated that two laypersons were to be elected. The ballot showed to elect
1. A motion was made to make the person with the second highest number of votes on
that ballot to be the second one elected, whose term would expire 2012. Motion
passed. That second person elected was Jim Stephens.
There were five ratifications of General Assembly amendments to the
constitution. All were voted on individually and all five passed unanimously.
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Thanksgiving Offering video was shared. Dr. Middendorf challenged everyone to
give more than they were planning to give in the 2010 Thanksgiving offering in order to
make it the largest one ever.
The following awards were included in the Pastors’ packets: Award of
Excellence awarded to the following churches: Ft. Walton Beach, Jim Nash; Grace of
High Springs, Lawrence Haley; Hernando, Randy Hodges; Jacksonville First, George
Malone; Jacksonville Lighthouse, Richard Wood; Jacksonville Oak Hill, Darren Boyd;
Lake City First, Craig Henderson; Live Oak, Louis Medaris; Madison Barbara Memorial,
Robert Agner; New Smyrna Beach, Glen Freshour; Orange Park, Stan Wade; Panama
City First, Joe and Kim Purl; Pensacola Ensley, Brian Schmelzenbach; Pensacola First,
Joe McNulty; Port St. Joe, Janice and Michael Evans; St. Augustine, Tom Adams;
Starke, Fred Clem; Tallahassee First, David Pullen; Tavares, Leon Everleth.
All budgets paid in full: Belleview, DeLand, Faith Community, Deltona Iglesia
Hispano Nazareno; Faith Community, Fort Walton Beach, Hernando, High Springs
Grace, Jacksonville Arabic, Jacksonville, First/Jacksonville Haitian, Jacksonville
Lighthouse, Jacksonville Northside, Jacksonville Oak Hill, Jacksonville University Blvd.,
Lake City, Leesburg, Live Oak, Madison Barbara Memorial, New Smyrna Beach, Ocala
First, Ocala West, Orange Park, Pace New Faith, Panama City First, Pensacola Ensley,
Pensacola First, Port St. Joe, San Mateo First, St. Augustine First, Starke, Suwannee
River, Tallahassee First, Tallahassee New Life, and Tavares.
Dr. Jesse Middendorf then thanked Dr. Orville Jenkins and Nancy for hosting
them during the assembly and Joe McNulty for the great job he did as District Secretary
and all those people who played a part in making this Assembly happen. Dr. Middendorf
gave Joe McNulty editing privileges with the minutes.
The Thirty-seventh Annual North Florida District Assembly adjourned at 12:55
p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
JOE McNULTY, District Secretary DR. JESSE MIDDENDORF, General Superintendent
MARTHA STEPHENS, Recording Secretary
VI. Reports
A. DISTRICT OFFICERS
1. Report of the District Superintendent
North Florida District Assembly, 2010
Dr. Middendorf, our presiding general superintendent; Dr. Boone, president of Trevecca
Nazarene University; other special guests; and members and friends of this 37th
Assembly of the North Florida District: I am honored to stand before you to report for
the 10th time as your district superintendent.
We have just viewed the statistics and some of the highlights of this past church year.
There are some remarkable stories in our churches that the numbers don’t really
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capture. But hopefully you’ll catch a glimpse of some of those in the reports from our
pastors.
Rather than report or reflect this afternoon, I would like to do something I haven’t done
at an assembly for the past 10 years…to preach from my heart to yours…and perhaps
you’ll understand when I’m all through.
But before I do, I just want to say that I am indebted to those who surround me…our
advisory board, our district secretary, our auxiliary leaders, our team of pastors. And I
don’t say this for it to sound nice, but I honestly would not trade the leadership
personnel of North Florida for that of any other district. And I’ll even throw in the district
office secretary (my wife)!
God has really helped us this past year in a number of areas, and for whatever we’ve
been able to achieve or accomplish it is because of His divine help and goodness. The
song you just heard, I Was Made to Live for You, was from the Brooklyn Tabernacle
Choir, and contained these words:
“I was created for Your glory
All of my days were made for You
Lord You have formed me and You know me
Without You Lord what can I do?
And it’s true. We have been placed here…we exist…we were made solely to live for
Him. It’s true for us as individuals. It’s also true for a congregation…and as a
denomination. You and I…the local church we represent…and the Church of the
Nazarene were all made and established to live for an Almighty, Holy God!
The Day of Pentecost, the Jerusalem Pentecost, occurred 10 days after Jesus returned
to heaven. It ushered in the age of the Holy Spirit in which we are still living. Now the
Holy Spirit was already in the world, for Genesis reminds us He hovered over the deep
before the creation was completed. But the Jerusalem Pentecost ushered in a new
dispensation of God’s Spirit. And much interest in that Spirit remains today, although
not all of it is in full harmony with God’s Word.
We also need to remind ourselves just who the Holy Spirit is. It is not some “it”, some
“thing”, some emotion, or even just some gift. For the Bible says we’re not to seek after
a gift, but to seek after Him.
Our understanding of Him is found in our belief in the triune Godhead…that includes
God the Father who still lives, rules, and reigns to carry out His purposes in our world
and in our lives. There are a lot of things I cannot explain, but it does not cause me to
doubt God.
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And then there is God the Son, our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, who left heaven, took
upon Himself the form of man, born as an infant to a virgin girl, eventually died on a
cross that He might redeem us from our sins, rose from the dead, and 40 days later
ascended back into heaven and resumed His rightful place at the right hand of the
throne of God. Today, He is interceding for us. Even now, He is praying for us—and
that is great comfort!
And then there is God the Holy Spirit, the active agency of the Godhead who is in our
world today. If a person is ever converted, it’s through the function and operation of the
Holy Spirit. If a person is ever sanctified holy, made pure in heart through the love of
God, it is also through the work and person of the Holy Spirit. And the facts are, if you
and I ever get home to heaven, it will be because we’ve walked in the light and obeyed
the leadership, guidance, and prompting of the Holy Spirit.
I would rather have the Holy Spirit, His presence, His unction, His anointing more than
anything else. Most of us—preachers and laypersons alike—are just ordinary people
until the blessed Spirit of God comes upon us.
When we talk about the work of the Holy Spirit converting the soul and then sanctifying
the heart, sometimes someone will ask, “Well, why does God require two works of
grace?” “Why can’t God do all that needs to be done when I first come to Him in
confession and repentance?” Or, “If God has to do two works of divine grace it must
speak to some weakness in the divine work or in God Himself.”
No, the problem or fault rests with sin, not with God. Sin is two-fold in its nature. First,
it is personal. All who have reached the age of accountability, being able to determine
right from wrong, become responsible for their own moral and ethical choices.
For instance, I know it is wrong to tell a falsehood. And if I deliberately tell a lie, I
become responsible for that sin. That sin is personal sin—I have committed it.
The Bible says we’re dead in our own personal sin, and the guilt of our own wrong doing
is why we need a Savior and forgiveness.
But sin is also a part of human nature stemming from the fall of Adam and Eve in the
Garden of Eden. The Bible says God made Adam in His own likeness and gave him
moral discernment. If you choose to believe that your ancestors hung from their tails,
that’s your problem. But the Bible says God created Adam as the first man, and when
He breathed life into him He also gave him the ability to make moral choices. We were
made in the likeness of God, to worship and live for Him!
You know of God’s instructions to Adam and his wife, Eve, “As long as you obey Me,
we’ll have wonderful fellowship together. But if you disobey and eat of the forbidden
fruit from the tree of knowledge of good and evil, in that day, Adam, you will die.”
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Satan comes along and says, “Oh, come on, Adam, you won’t die. Just the opposite.
You’ll be as wise as God.” And Adam and Eve chose to disobey God.
In that day, Adam the perfect man, the righteous man, the holy man disobeyed God,
being sentenced to death. And the virus of sin, of evil, entered the human blood
stream, and untold millions were plunged into that same state.
As a result, you and I don’t have to be taught to throw a tantrum, hold our breath in
anger until red in the face, or to have a conniption fit at the earliest age. Or any age.
We’re born with it—it’s a part of the disposition of our human nature.
This understanding of the two-fold nature of sin is not exclusive to Nazarenes. Most
mainline denominations acknowledge it, including the Catholics. Our differences are
not over the problem of evil, but rather over the solution of that problem. And through a
man named John Wesley who emphasized scriptural holiness, we as Nazarenes stress
the cure for the problem of sin in the human heart and life.
One of the numerous Scripture references that confirm this two-fold doctrine of sin and
its cure is found in 1 John 1:5-10, which I want us to follow in a reverse order.
I. Verse 10 states, “If we claim we have not sinned, we make him out to be a liar and
his word has no place in our lives.” The word sin is a verb used in the past tense—as a
committed act of sin.
There are a lot of morally good people in the world, but our own moral goodness does
not save us. God, through the Apostle Paul, says in Romans 3:23, “for all have sinned
and fall short of the glory of God.” It was Nicodemus, a moral man, a teacher in Israel,
who came to Jesus asking how he might inherit the kingdom of God. Jesus answered
that you have to be born again…your good living alone is not enough.
II. Verse 8 then says, “If we claim to be without sin, we deceive ourselves and the truth
is not in us.” The word sin is a verb used in the singular tense, indicating a state or
condition of indwelling evil. It tends to repudiate those who have been saved from their
acts of sin, but feel they need nothing further. But the Bible says there is an indwelling
evil.
Some would argue that the disciples were not really converted until the Day of
Pentecost, yet they had earlier left all to follow Jesus. He had even given them power
to preach in His name before Pentecost, even to cast out devils in His name. One day
they had come back laughing because the devils had been subjected to them, and
Jesus said to them, “Do not rejoice that the spirits submit to you, but rejoice because
your names are written in heaven” (Luke 10:20).
In His high priestly prayer for his disciples Jesus said, “Father they’re all mine except for
the son of perdition. I don’t pray that you will take them out of the world, but I pray you
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will protect them from the evil one. Sanctify them by the truth; your word is truth” (John
17:6-19).
III. One may ask, “Well, what can be done about sin?” Verse 9 says, “If we confess our
sins, he is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all
unrighteousness.”
I’m convinced we don’t have to preach long sermons to convince a sinner that he/she is
indeed a sinner, because everyone living in sin lives under the guilt of their own wrong
doing. And how do I know? I lived there myself one day.
One sins calls for another sin. And the fact is, the further we go in our rebellion against
God, the further away from Him we go, because sin is progressively worse. There are
people you and I both know, living apart from God, doing things today they never
dreamed they would be doing five, ten years ago because one sin calls for another sin.
But there is an antidote: “If we confess our sins….” The majority of us here this
afternoon would testify to that truth.
IV. But then someone says, “What about this? I know I’m a Christian. I’ve been saved,
baptized, I partake of communion, and I love the fellowship of my church. I think I’m
about as committed and involved as one can be. But I have to confess…every once in
awhile I get upset…in fact, I just lose it, and I’ll just tell someone off. I give them a piece
of my mind and let them know how I feel. And afterwards, I’m embarrassed and
ashamed because it’s not what I think a real Christian should do.”
I’ve got good news for you. Look at verse 7: “But if we walk in the light, as he is in the
light, we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of Jesus, his Son, purifies us
from all sin.”
That simply means to do exactly what God tells you to do…to give yourself without
reservation to Him.
In the spring of 1983 in the First Methodist Church of Vincennes, IN, a memorial service
was conducted for Dr. H. M. Cochenour, a Pennsylvania Dutchman and Methodist
pastor who, for a number of years, was president of the National Holiness Association,
the forerunner of the CHA, the Christian Holiness Association.
Some of you know my dad was also a preacher in our church. In two different pastoral
assignments dad had Dr. Cochenour as a guest preacher, and they became good
friends. During one of their times together Cochenour shared with him how he had
come into the experience of heart holiness.
He and his wife had gotten married rather young, and neither were Christians. But
when Cochenour was 22, he and his wife both found the Lord out of lives of sin. They
joined the Methodist Church, and two years later he felt called to ministry. The
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Methodists gave him a small church to pastor, and he had success as the church began
to grow.
Two years went by, and at age 26 he and his wife acknowledged to one another an
inner spiritual hunger of their own lives. He said he had never heard a sermon
preached on scriptural freedom from sin. He had never heard that “Jesus suffered
outside the city gate to make the people holy through his own blood” (Hebrews
13:12).But he said my wife and I both knew we were hungry for God.
One morning they were at the breakfast table having devotions, and the conversation
between Cochenour and his wife turned once again to the hunger of their hearts. He
said I came to the 15th chapter of Acts and read verses 8 and 9: “God, who knows the
heart, showed that he accepted them by giving the Holy Spirit to them, just as he did to
us. He made no distinction between us and them,for he purified their hearts by faith.”
This was the report of the Apostle Peter to the mother church in Jerusalem, telling of the
Gentile Pentecost at Caesarea, tying the Gentile Pentecost to the Jerusalem Pentecost
that had occurred some 20 years earlier.
Dr. Cochenour said when I read those words, it was as far as I could read. I looked
across the table at my wife and told her, “Honey, I’m going to my office. I’m going to
lock the door, take the receiver off the phone, and I’m not going to leave there until God
does in my heart what He did for those Gentile believers in Acts 15:8-9.”
He said to my dad, “Jenkins, I reached my study about 8:00 in the morning. Now
there’s no real merit in this, but I felt strangely led to open my Bible to Acts 15 and place
it on the floor, and then kneel down with my knees placed on that open Bible. I wanted
to pray on the authority of the Bible.” (Let me add this. When you get over into the
authority of God’s Word, you’re always in safe territory).
He said I commenced praying at the outer perimeter of my affections…where we all
have to start. It’s far easier for us to give up the things that don’t really amount to a
whole lot…maybe a hobby or collection, a prized antique, even a home you own, and its
contents. Sometimes we pray, “Oh God, help me to die out to money,” when in reality
we don’t have much to begin with.
But we have to put everything on God’s altar, including our want to’s, our dreams,
aspirations, and ambition. Maybe even a business. That’s all a part of consecration.
God never has us until He has the total man, the total woman, the total self.
But Cochenour said the longer I prayed the more toward the inner core, the center, I
got. Finally I came to those two little boys who called me “Daddy.” And one by one I
placed each of them on God’s altar.
Do you know anything about that? The truth is, God can do a better job with our family
than we can.
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And then he said I came to my wife whom I loved more than myself. And little by little I
placed her on God’s altar, and said for time and eternity, He could have her.
And then he said, I came to H. M. Cochenour. I told God He could have me. He said to
dad, “Jenkins, I had to die out to being a preacher.” For there’s a sense in which every
pastor/preacher has to die out to his calling, his ministry, and his own preaching.
He said I died out to the praise, the applause, and the nice things my congregation
would say to me. I also died out to the criticisms.
He said I died to the point where I became a doormat in the house of God, and told God
it didn’t matter if people wanted to wipe their muddy shoes on me.
Do you know what he’s talking about? It’s called dying to self until there’s nothing left of
H. M. Cochenour, or Orville Jenkins, Jr., or whoever you are.
He said at about noon I reached the end of my praying. The good news is that in this
dying out process you reach the time and place where you know you don’t have to pray
any more. And three worlds will confirm it. Cochenour said:
Heaven told me I was on God’s side
My own heart told me I was on God’s side.
And the devil knew I was on God’s side.
He said I quit praying, got up, and walked around the room. But I said, “God, I’m not
going to leave until you give me the Holy Spirit like you did those Gentiles in Acts 15.
And so I just paced the floor in my office…1:00…2:00. And without prior warning, at
about 3:00 in the afternoon, the bottom fell out of heaven. The glory of God the Holy
Ghost struck the gabled end of my soul like a refining fire, going from the top of my
head down to my finger tips and the toes of my feet.”
He said I knew as clearly as I know my name that the Holy Spirit had come like a
refining fire to burn out the impurities of H. M. Cochenour. I became a dead instrument
in the hands of a holy God. That’s the only way to truly serve God and have the
victory—to become dead in His holy hands. For we were made to live for Him in his
holiness.
Cochenour said I immediately unlocked the door, walked out and across the church
lawn to the parsonage next door. My wife was in the kitchen ironing, and when I walked
in she burst into tears. She later told him, “When you walked in there was so much of
the glow of God upon you that the hunger of my own heart cried out for the same
blessing.” He said to dad, “Jenkins, I went to that Methodist Church the next Sunday
morning and told my people what God for Christ’s sake had done in my life. I made an
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altar call, and the first seeker was my little wife. I knelt down beside her and prayed and
encouraged her, and she, too, prayed through and received the same blessing.”
And God began a revival in that church of which its influence extended beyond the life
of H. M. Cochenour. He had an older brother who joined the Church of the Nazarene
and pastored in Eastern Ohio, and two of that brother’s boys, Jim and Bill, have served
God in our church.
I say to us as North Florida Nazarenes—God has a stabilizing grace—it’s the wonderful
experience called heart holiness where one’s heart is made clean from sin and made
pure in love until you can serve God and keep the blessing of a clean heart. And you
can be spiritually victorious in the day in which we live.
You and I were created by God, like Adam, in God’s own image, to be His holy and pure
instruments. We were made to live for Him…nothing less.
And if we believe this…if we understand this truth…and fully endeavor to live this way,
the story of an H. M. Cochenour will be repeated in our lives, and in our churches,
throughout this new year. May God grant us the fulfillment of Acts 15:8-9!
Respectfully submitted,
Orville Jenkins, Jr.
2. District Sunday School Ministries Chairman
2009 Sunday School & Discipleship Ministries Report
Thank you to Pastor Janice Evans, District Children’s Director, and Gary George, CoCamp Director, for their reports. Their reports have made my report much easier.
I have had difficulty trying to find the words for all that I would like to express about our
past year and the year to come, but in reflecting on our accomplishments over the past
year, and our disappointments, I came across some notes I had written from a sermon
on how to face the year ahead and I found it fitting in helping us with the urgency that
Dr. London spoke of last night.
There are four steps that we must take to increase our Sunday School and small
groups:
1) We must have confidence! God will be with us – He will never leave us! We
have the best thing in the world – why should we keep it to ourselves.
2) We must have commitment! We must trust God completely. God gives us the
wisdom and power, but only if we are fully committed.
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3) We must be cheerful! God provides peace in the midst of it all. You can’t give
out what you don’t have on the inside. We must let our faces show what our
hearts know. “PRAISE – Positive Responses Always Imprisons Satan’s Efforts”
4) We must have courage! Courage to invite, invest, and stand up for our beliefs.
Rachel, a 4 year old child, stood before a church last night packed with people
and said the Lord’s Prayer and sang.
Why have SS or small groups?
Because of one 12 year old boy…………allow me to tell his story. It was mid-week at
camp when I received word that I needed to go to the gym that there was a young man
who probably needed to be sent home. I arrived at the gym to find a very upset
counselor and angry child. Apparently several adults had already made an attempt to
“break through” to him the importance of helping each other. He had simply been asked
to pick up a piece of paper on the floor. He was very defiant and angry that he had to
pick up something that he had not put there. We began to talk to him about the love of
Jesus and why because of what Jesus did for us by dying on the cross we were able to
show that love by helping others, even if it was as simple as picking up a piece of paper
off of the floor. All he wanted to do was go home. Finally, after a few minutes, he
admitted that he knew nothing of what we had been speaking, he didn’t know anything
about God or Jesus of simply love for one another. His stated that his sisters went to
church and since they were coming to camp, his parents decided to send him to camp
also, probably just to get him out of the house. It was at that time that his counselor
began to witness to him and finally the harden shell that surrounded this young man
began to peel away. His punishment for disrespecting the adults was to sweep the gym
floor. He looked at his counselor and stated that he would sweep the gym floor now.
The counselor picked up a broom and simply stated, “I’ll help you.” I left the gym with
both gentleman pushing a broom together.
It is not often, if ever, that we think about children in our society, the United Stated of
America, or on the North Florida District having never heard about God’s love and what
it means.
We must never give up……shame on us for not having more Bible Studies, Small
Groups and Sunday School.
We are a TEAM…….but in order to have a great TEAM we must first give of our TIME;
we must put forth the EFFORT; we must have a cheerful ATTITUDE; and become a
MENTOR or MAKE IT HAPPEN!!
Who would ever have dreamed that the North Florida District would have gotten so
excited over a challenge sent out regarding VBS offering………may be the challenge
should go a step further and increase small groups and like Dr. London said, see how
many people we can get saved!!
My challenge to you for the coming year is simple:
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Give something away (material or maybe just kindness)
Spend time with the elderly – they have great wisdom you know
Hold the babies and hug the children
Laugh often
Give thanks 1000 times a day
Pray – Work – Plan – Play & Live Sold out 100% for God
Respectfully submitted,
Donna J. Nichols, SDMI Chairperson
B. DISTRICT BOARDS AND STANDING COMMITTEES
1. Advisory Board
The Advisory Board of the North Florida District has met five times during the
year upon the call of the district superintendent. The meetings always begin with a
devotional time, and are customarily sessions of spiritual blessing as the work of God’s
church is discussed. We have attempted to adequately represent the district in all
matters, both spiritual and legal, and have given counsel and support to the district
superintendent in the administration and business of the district. The growth of the
district reflects the unified effort of all those who comprise the district, but especially the
leadership of the district superintendent.
Business items cared for include the following:
1. Elected Martha Stephens as secretary of the District Advisory Board.
2. Elected Carol Parker as assistant secretary of the District Advisory Board.
3. Elected Rev. Joe McNulty, district secretary; and Mark Patrick, district treasurer.
4. Prepared a preliminary administrative budget presented to the District Finance
Committee prior to the district assembly, as well as monitoring the financial
reports of the district and making adjustments as necessary throughout the year.
5. Granted financial assistance to churches and ministers in need.
6. Granted approval for churches on the district to borrow funds for the purpose of
remodeling, building, and/or restructuring debt.
7. Granted approval to sell or purchase property related to several churches.
8. Permission granted for elders John Dodson and Carl Romey to continue
pastoring in United Methodist assignments.
9. Limited permission given for the start of an organic house church plant in Palm
Coast led by Aaron and Beth Freshour under the sponsorshipand guidance of
the New Smyrna Beach Church. A two year tine limit was also established to
determine the interest in the Palm Coast area.
10. Two organizations were approved as 10% specials for North Florida: The Path
of Citrus County in Hernando and Gleaners Dispatch in Jacksonville.
11. Exercised the provision of Manual paragraph 208.3 to take appropriate action at
the Eustis Church due to a severe financial crisis, resulting in its closure and
recommendation for disorganization
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12. Permission granted for a new church start in the Eustis/Tavares/Mt. Dora area,
meeting in the Eustis Church facilities, to be known as LakeBridge…a Church of
the Nazarene.
13. Gave approval for the District Superintendent to make appointments at the
following churches: Belleview, Blountstown, Crestview, Interlachen, Pace New
Faith, San Mateo and Suwannee River.
14. We recommend the following churches be officially disorganized: Eustis,
Jacksonville Haitian, and Macclenney New Beginning.
15. We recommend the following licensed ministers, serving as pastors, to the Board
of Ministry: David W. Franklin, Nury Rivera.
16. We recommend the following credentials be dropped to the Board of Ministry:
Gideon Charles, Dan Norman.
17. We recommend the following credentials be filed: Avis Murray, Michael Murray,
Dominic Scardigno. (These were dropped because the credentials were not
received by the General Secretary’s Office.)
18. We recommend the following credentials be dropped, having joined another
denomination to the Board of Ministry: Thomas N. Young.
19. We recommend the following elders be received as transfers: Darrell Dennis,
Indianapolis District; Deborah S. Grant, Maine District; John Grant, Maine
District; Jeffrey Kramer, West Texas District; Sam Mullen, Eastern Michigan
District; Byron Osborn Central Florida District; Juvencio Perez, Northern
California District; Duane Smith, Dallas District.
20. We recommend the following elders be transferred: Doug Dodson, South
Texas.
21. We recommend that the following be placed into retirement status as elder:
Robert Agner, Ervin L. Olsheske, Duane Smith.
22. The following Registered Song Evangelists be transferred: Mark Dubbeld,
Virginia District; Janene Dubbeld, Virginia District.
23. That the following minister’s licenses be granted: Valarie Bell, Bill Hogg, Ben
Kesselring, Heath Thompson.
24. That the following licensed ministers be transferred: William Gritton to Kansas
City, Stephan Quarles to Tennessee, Jeremy Watson (Central Florida).
Respectfully submitted,
MARTHA STEPHENS, Secretary
REV. ORVILLE JENKINS, Chairman
2. Board of Ministry
Partial Report No. 1
We, your Board of Ministry, recommend:
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1. That the following elders be received on transfer: Darrell Dennis, Indianapolis
District; Deborah S. Grant, Maine District; John Grant, Maine District; Jeffrey
Kramer, West Texas District; Sam Mullen, Eastern Michigan District; Byron
Osborn Central Florida District; Juvencio Perez, Northern California District;
Duane Smith, Dallas District.
2. The following elders be transferred: Doug Dodson, South Texas; Wayne L.
Searls, Central Florida
3. The following Registered Song Evangelists be transferred: Mark Dubbeld,
Virginia District; Janene Dubbeld, Virginia District.
4. That the following licensed ministers be transferred: William Gritton, Kansas
City District, Stephan Quarles, Tennessee District, Jeremy Watson, Central
Florida District.
Partial Report No. 2
We, your Board of Ministry, having found the following ministers to be in harmony
with the teachings of the Church of the Nazarene, recommend:
1. No ordinand eligible in time for this District Assembly.
Partial Report No. 3
We, your Board of Ministry, recommend:
1. That the following be dropped from the roll of elders according to the 2009-13
Manual, paragraph 436.8: Gideon Charles; Dan Norman; Avis Murray; Michael
Murray, Dominic Scardigno; Thomas N. Young
2. That the following be placed into retirement status as elder: Robert Agner, Ervin
L. Olsheske, Duane Smith.
3. That the following be restored to the order of elder:
4. That the following be renewed as registered evangelist: V. Leo Kinnett.
5. That the following be granted commissioned minister of music: Walter E. Garrett.
6. That the following be granted as a registered song evangelist: Kermit Kidder
7. That the following be renewed as a commissioned song evangelist: Walter
“Buddy” Liles.
8. That the following be renewed with evangelism service retired status: Duane
Smith, Samuel Southerland, William Earl Spurlock.
9. That the following minister’s licenses be renewed: Debbie Allen, Jessica Bauer
Campbell, Wesley David Custer, Jack R. Esarey Jr., Marcelene Elizabeth
Farose, Erin Fisher, Alan Flood, Maresa M. Flood, David Franklin, Gerald
Gilmore, William F. Gritton, Ada Lopez, Kenneth James McCloskey, Jeff
Michaud, Toni Eloise Porter, Stephan Quarles, Maritza Rivera, Nury Rivera,
Kenneth Sawyer Jr., Yvonne Stallings, Cheryl Walsh, Roice Lee Wolfe.
10. That the following minister’s licenses be granted: Valarie Bell, Bill Hogg, Ben
Kesselring, Heath Thompson.
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11. That the following minister’s license be not renewed: Lori Harris.
11. Since the following candidate is not pursuing ordination, the annual district
license renewal recommendation should originate from both the Advisory and
Ministerial Credentials boards according to the 2009-13 Manual paragraph
429.4: Kenneth McCloskey.
12. That the following be permitted to retain credentials while serving in a sister
denomination: Carl Romey and John Dodson.
13. We acknowledge those ordained ministers having joined the Church
Triumphant: Curtis F. Cook, Ottis M. Donegan, Jay Harold Keiser
Partial Report No. 4
The following ordained elders did not report:
Partial Report No. 5
The Board of Ministry recommends the following ministerial students be placed as
follows:
Elders:
Graduated: David Wallace Franklin, Arlo Vance Williams
Level 4: Wesley David Custer
Level 3: Ada I. Lopez, Stephen Quarles, Maritza Rivera. Nury Rivera
Level 2: Valerie L. Bell, Jessica Bauer Campbell, Marcelence Elizabeth Farose,
Erin Fisher, Maresa Flood, Gerald Gilmore, William F. Gritton, Bill Hogg, Ken
McCloskey, Jeff Michaud, Toni Porter, Kenneth Sawyer Jr., Jordany Simon, Yvonne
Stallings, Heath Thompson, Cheryl Walsh, Roice Lee Wolfe.
Deacon – Christian Education:
Level 2: Jack R. Esarey Jr.
Elder – Chaplain:
Level 3: Debbie Allen
Deacon – Chaplain:
Level 3: Alan Flood
Respectfully Submitted,
REV. DAVID D. PULLEN, Secretary
DR. ORVILLE JENKINS JR., Chairman
3. Education Committee
Local
We, your Committee on Education, submit the following recommendations:
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1. That each church elect and support a Continued Lay Training Director. That full use
be made of all Continued Lay Training resources available to our churches from the
general church, including home studies, to better equip our people for more effective
Christian service and spiritual growth.
2. That we strongly urge our churches to use Nazarene literature.
3. That each church get new believers immediately into new believers’ classes, then
prepare for baptism and membership, followed closely by discipleship training.
4. That the District Board of Sunday School Ministries encourage zone workshops
during the year for inspiration and instruction for all Sunday School Ministries
workers.
General
1. That we commend the Nazarene Theological Seminary and the Nazarene Bible
College for their unwavering loyalty to the doctrinal position and lofty standard of the
church, and that we give them our fullest support.
2. That we urge every church to participate in the annual offering for the Seminary and
Bible College.
3. That we commend the Department of Education and Ministry for providing a
program of continuing education for our ministers. We urge each minister to take
advantage of the continuing education programs, and each church to make funds
available to pastors and associates for participation in these programs.
Respectfully submitted,
REV. JOSEPH T. McNULTY, Secretary REV. ORVILLE W. JENKINS, JR., Chairman
Trevecca Nazarene University
Convinced that our educational institutions are essential to the continued progress of
our denomination, and remembering our benefits and obligations, we recommend:
1. That each church enthusiastically support Trevecca Nazarene University by:
a. Paying its educational budget in full yearly.
b. Identifying and referring all high school students to the office of admissions at
TNU.
c. Encouraging all high school juniors and seniors and all prospective college
students to visit the campus of TNU.
d. Encouraging ministers and teachers seeking further education to take advantage
of graduate courses and seminars in religion and education offered at TNU.
e. Utilizing the various ministries of the university, including singing groups, choirs,
and speakers.
f. Participating in the TNT Program, and other functions relating to TNU.
2. That local churches create a scholarship program to assist young people from their
congregations to attend Trevecca.
3. That pastors and church board members encourage and assist laypersons to
participate in the Matching Funds Program that is available through industry and
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business where many of our people work. (Details of this program are available
through the Development Office at Trevecca.)
C. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES
1. Nominating Committee
Partial Report No. 1
We, your Committee on Nominations, recommend the following persons for election to
district offices by plurality vote:
District Advisory Board: Elder (elect one, term to expire in 2014) –Randy Hodges
(Hernando), Richard Wood (Jacksonville Lighthouse); Layperson (elect one, term to
expire in 2014) –Martha Stephens (Jacksonville Univ. Blvd.), Grady Caulk (Jacksonville
Oak Hill).
District Board of Ministry: Elders (elect three, term to expire in 2014) – Craig
Henderson (Lake City), David Maxwell (Jacksonville Central), Joe McNulty (Pensacola
First), Peter Migner (Deland), David Pullen (Tallahassee First), Sugrim Singh
(Tallahassee New Life).
District Court of Appeals: Elders (elect two, highest vote term to expire in 2014,
second highest vote term to expire 2012) – Robert Agner (Madison Barbara Memorial),
Larry E. Brincefield (Leesburg), Larry Morgan (Jacksonville University Boulevard), Larry
Snyder (Archer); Laypersons (elect two, highest vote term to expire in 2014, second
highest vote term to expire 2012) – Ron Boulet (Ft Walton Beach), Ed Sawyer
(Leesburg), Jim Stephens (Jacksonville University Boulevard), Martha Ward (Ft Walton
Beach).
Partial Report No. 2
We recommend the following be approved to serve the district as the District Finance
Committee for a one year term serving up to 2011 District Assembly:
1.
Ex-officio – Orville W. Jenkins, Jr., (chairman as district superintendent), Mark
Patrick, district treasurer, Elders – Randy Hodges (Hernando), Glen Freshour (New
Smyrna Beach), Larry Morgan (Jacksonville Univ. Blvd.), Richard Wood
(Jacksonville Lighthouse); Laypersons – Joe Cox (Jacksonville Univ. Blvd.), Elaine
Harden (Lake City), Lou Warren (San Mateo), Marc Vann (Lake City).
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Respectfully submitted,
MARTHA STEPHENS, Secretary
REV. ORVILLE W. JENKINS, JR., Chairman
2. Daily Journal
We, your Committee on Daily Journal, have read the record of proceedings of
this assembly and found them to be in harmony with the actions of this assembly.
MARTHA STEPHENS, Secretary
REV. JOSEPH T. McNULTY, Chairperson
Dr. Jesse C. Middendorf, General Superintendent
3. Memorial Roll
Archer: Richard Lipsius, Sue Stallions, John Videon
Deland: James Lafond, Bill Sims, Hazel Snyder
Faith Community: Karen Osborne
Fort Walton Beach: Betty Blackwell, Wiley Davis, Bama Hartley, Phil Ward
Gainesville First: Verma Davis, Hill Fullwood, Doris Griner, Laura Paulson, Treva
Rodrick
Grace: Marie Lawhum, Mattie Conerly, Richard Walker, Doris Haley
Hernando: Jean Feldman, Dallas Clark, Betty wilkins, Judy Cates, John Croft
Jacksonville Northside: Lucille Bass, Bernice Smith, Edna Funderberk
Jacksonville University Blvd: Lessie Helms
Leesburg: John Benson, Richard Hancock, Myrle Lawrence, Jeanne Snow
Live Oak: Rev. Ottis M. Donegan
New Smyrna Beach: John Barnes, Josephine Brown, John DeMello, Lily Eloise
Freshour, Shirley Hanlon, Katherine Phillips, Carolyn Radle
Panama City First: Stella Dieterly, S.I. Singletary, Robert Singletary
Pensacola Ensley: Clyde Lee, David Howell
Port Orange: Jack Newcomer, Zach Siegfried, Nannie Broughton, Marie Stearns
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Port St. Joe: Betty P. Mamoran
St. Augustine First: Arlene Cobb, Rev. Curtis Cook, Jenine Kramer, Maxine
McWhorter, Frances Owens
Tallahassee First: Robert Ross, Janice Ross
Tavares: Phyllis Webb
4. Auditing Committee
On May 11, 2010, a meeting of the North Florida District Auditing Committee was held
at 5:00 p.m. at the office of the District Treasurer. Those present were: Jim Stephens;
Gene Glenn and Mark Patrick, the District Treasurer. The purpose of the meeting was
to review the District Treasurer’s financial records for fiscal year 2009 - 2010.
1. The financial reports for the consolidated funds of the North Florida District for
fiscal year 2009 - 2010 were reviewed by the Auditing Committee including the
following:
a. North Florida District Treasurer;
b. North Florida District NMI;
c. North Florida District Sunday School Ministries; and
d. North Florida District NYI.
2. Based on the above review, we recommend the acceptance of the District
Treasurer’s report for fiscal year 2009 - 2010.
Respectfully submitted,
Jim Stephens, Chairman
5. Finance Committee
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We, your Committee on Finance, submit the following recommendations:
A. Local Church
1. That each church board, in the care of its pastor, implement the following:
a.
Reimburse the pastor for his and/or her complete Self-Employment Tax.
b.
Pay the health insurance premium each month for their pastor(s) and his
or her family.
c.
Give prayerful, attentive consideration to the review and adjustment of the
pastor(s)’ salary, cash benefits, and professional expense reimbursement
annually.
d.
Give a bonus of at least one week’s salary to the pastor(s) at Christmas.
e.
Follow the annual vacation program set up for our ministers serving as
pastors; those having serviced the denomination full-time from 1 to 5 years be
granted at least two weeks vacation; those having served 6 to 10 years be
granted at least three weeks vacation; and those having served longer than 10
years be granted at least four weeks vacation.
f.
Participate in the Nazarene Retirement Program (tax sheltered annuity) for
ministers who earn their full livelihood from the ministry. To qualify, the
employing congregations can contribute up to a maximum percentage of the
minister’s salary allowable into the program, and this contributed amount is free
from federal income tax. For details, write Pensions and Benefits Services,
17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lexana, KS 66220 or log onto www.pbusa.org.
g. Provide the expenses of the pastor and spouse to the District Assembly,
conventions, and retreats. Also, where possible, each church should set aside a
fund to assist the pastor and family to attend the General Assembly and
Conventions.
h.
Give consideration to sending its pastor to learning seminars for
continuing education credit and/or specialized assignments up to two Sundays
during the year and to provide an amount to fund this continuing education and
books.
i.
Give consideration to adopt a sabbatical leave policy following the
guidelines according to Manual, paragraph 129.10.
j.
Give consideration to the full-time associates in these matters.
2. That each church provide for expenses of its delegates to the District Assembly
and Conventions.
3. That the local church boards follow all Manual procedures for financial
accounting. (See Manual, paragraphs 129.6, 129.19, 129.21, 129.22, 129.23
129.24, 130.)
4. That the local churches pay all budgets on a 10-month basis, beginning with the
month of April. according to the Nazarene budget plan. Refer to
www.FundingTheMission.org for details.
5. That all the local churches be incorporated in accordance with Manual
provisions, and that their Uniform Business Report be filed with the Florida
Secretary of State in Tallahassee by May 1 of each year. (See Manual,
paragraph 102.)
6. That each local church annually review and report its insurance coverage to
make sure that its building(s) and contents are adequately insured and designate
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7.
the North Florida District as loss payee or additional insured, providing proof of
insurance to the District Office annually.
That the first six seven paragraphs of this report be provided to each local church
board secretary and treasurer for dissemination to their church board in the first
quarter of the each church year.
B. District:
1.8. That the members of the various District boards and committees be reimbursed
for their travel at the mileage rate set at 80% of the current amount allowed by
the Internal Revenue Service, rounded to the nearest whole cent, regardless of
the method of transportation the individual may use; when overnight travel on
the District is required, up to $30 per day for meals and up to $85 per day for
lodging will be reimbursed. Special consideration will be given when attending
conferences and conventions. No other incidental charges, including telephone,
are considered District expense.
9. That a maximum of two journals be allocated to each church free of charge.
Further, that all retired elders will and those serving as laypersons on advisory
boards, in chaplaincy and connectional interests and department heads be
allocate a journal. They need to contact the district secretary or the district office
by May 31 to order one. Additional copies may be ordered at the district
assembly at the rate of $10 per copy. The directory section of the journal will be
made available electronically with a request to the district office.
2.10. That the District Superintendent be granted at least one month’s vacation with
pay.
3.11. That the District Advisory Board ensure that the District books are audited
annually by the standing Audit Committee.
4.12. That all District treasurers submit quarterly financial statements to the District
Advisory Board. (See Manual, paragraph 220.2.)
5.13. That the 2010-2011 District Unified Budget be allocated as follows:
a.
District Administration
I.
Salaries, Wages, and Honoraria
A District Superintendent
B District Office Secretary
C District Secretary
D District Treasurer
E District Treasurer’s Assistant
32,000
22,000
3,600
18,000
8,500
II.
Parsonage/Housing Allowance
III.
Employee Benefits
A District Superintendent
1 Health Insurance/Medical Reimbursement
2 Self-Employment Tax
3 Tax-Sheltered Annuity
$
84,100
46,800
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$
11,000
12,500
7,600
B
IV.
4 Cash Bonus
Other Personnel Expense
1 Employer FICA Tax
2 Cash Bonus
2,000
$
33,100
(C1)
1,730
1,000
2,730
(C2)
2,000
4,060
3,050
9,110
(D1)
500
1,200
750
5,000
6,000
900
12,125
25,475
(D2)
9,000
4,000
2,000
3,000
5,000
500
250
23,750
(D3)
25,525
12,000
3,000
(D4)
(D5)
(D6)
District Operations
A Office Space
B
C
D
E
F
1 Association Dues
2 Depreciation
3 Utilities
Office Expenses
1 Bank Service Charges
2 Equipment Maintenance
3 Postage
4 Office Expense/Supplies
5 Telephone/Internet
6 Website Hosting & Maintenance
7 Worker’s Comp. /Property Insurance
District Activities
1 District Assembly
2 District Boards and Committees
3 District Dinners
4 General Assembly Reserve
5 Ministry Team Retreat, Net
6 Subscriptions
7 School Advertising
Business and Professional
1 Auto, Travel & Lodging Reimbursement
2 Conferences and Conventions
3 Professional Hospitality
Pastors’ Disability Insurance
Contingency Reserve
21,025
1,500
3,000
District Administration Totals
b.
35,830
$
102,075
265,908
Home Missions Administration Budget
$
I.
II.
III.
IV.
V.
VI.
VII
.
VII
I.
IX.
Belleview – Salary Support
Deltona Inglesia Hispano
Jacksonville Arabic
MacClenny
Mandarin
Port St. Joe
6,000
6,000
3,300
3,400
5,500
4,000
Prince of Peace
1,250
Pastoral Assistance
Suwannee Camp Support
2,000
250
Total District Operating Budget
c.
31,700
$
Allocations to Departmental Budgets
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298,290
$
I.
II.
III.
District NMI
District NYI
District SDMI
d.
18,600
18,350
16,975
Total District Unified Budget
$
53,925
$
352,215
614. Regarding calculations of the budget allocations, we recommend:
a. That district base for all budgets be calculated following the General Board policy based on
local church total revenue using the in the following percentages steps:
I.
II.
III.
IV.
Calculate the district total paid on local interests (line 9). From the amount paid for
local interests subtract the amounts shown in lines 1a, 1b, 1c, and 2 on the annual
pastor’s report.
Subtract the district total paid on buildings, improvements, housing, health insurance
CAP, and indebtedness (lines 1a, 1b, 1c, and line 2).
Further, subtract a fixed income expense of $4,000 times the number of active
churches with less than $100,000 raised for all purposes. Churches with $100,000 or
more income receive no reduction.
Multiply the District Budget base by the percentages listed below for each type of
budget.
World Evangelism Fund
TNU Educational Budget
5.50%
2.50%
Pensions & Benefits
District Unified
2.00%
5.25%
The excess of total budgets for individual churches over 20% of column A for a local
church is subtracted from the appropriate budget total for the district figures as well
as from the budget of the local church. The reduction will be divided proportionately
among all budgets.
VI,
The excess of total budgets for individual churches over 120% of their prior year total
budgets for that local church is subtracted from the appropriate budget total for the
district figures as well as the budget of the local church. The reduction will be divided
proportionately among all budgets.
VII. That the total budgets for an individual church shall not be reduced to less than 90%
of their total budget for the prior year without the specific approval of the District
Advisory Board.
VIII. That newly organized churches be assigned the following percentages of the above
base in order that they will reach full budget status in five years: first year - 0%;
second year - 25%; third year - 50%; fourth year - 75%; fifth year - 100%.
V.
b. That the total District budgets funded from local net base for determining local church
budgets be as follows:
World Evangelism Fund
TNU Educational Budget
Pensions and Benefits
District Operations Unified
District NMI
District NYI
District SDMI
$463,456
216,280
123,588
$298,290
$18,600
$18,350
$16,975
Respectfully submitted,
ORVILLE W, JENKINS, JR., Chairman
MARK R. PATRICK, Treasurer
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FINANCIAL POLICIES
1. Home Missions Funding Policy
a.
District funding for Home Missions support should not be subjective or
reactionary; Total Home Mission support shall be limited to amounts budgeted in
each church year;
b.
The Home Mission church should commit to a long term plan for
reduction of dependence on District support;
c.
Each Home Mission church needing support shall first make a formal
request for such support in a form prescribed by the District;
d.
Each Home Mission church receiving support in a church year shall
provide an approved accounting of their annual financial, membership and
attendance activity prior to being considered for support in a subsequent
church year;
e.
Grants may be requested, using similar request and accounting
procedures stated above, from funds made available from investment
income allocated for Home Missions support under a policy from time to
time established by the District Assembly.
2. Grants available for home mission support from investment income
a.
b.
c.
d.
The District has been blessed with unencumbered funds to invest through
proceeds of property sales of unused church and district property,
uncommitted investment income, capital appreciation of invested funds
and conservative fiscal policies;
There are certain situations where a local church has financial needs
beyond their ability to fund from their own resources;
The District Advisory Board, or if active, the District Home Mission Board,
may grant funds, after careful consideration of application presented by a
requesting local church in accordance with policies established by the
District Advisory Board, for the purpose of property acquisition, mortgage
payments, improvements, or maintenance, pastoral salary support or
benefits, or other unanticipated financial needs. Such commitment for
support may be granted for either a single church year or for multiple
consecutive church years;
The funds made available for such grants shall not exceed the lesser of
5% of the unencumbered principal of invested funds reported by the
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District Treasurer at the most recent District Assembly or uncommitted
investment income identified in that same report. In determining the funds
that are to be made available in any church year, consideration must
include market conditions that may have affected the unencumbered
principal balance, whether up or down, in that particular previous year.
Any available funds not used in the current church year shall be either
added to unencumbered principal or earmarked as encumbered for a
future intended purpose, whether Home Mission support or other
designated need, by action of the District Finance Committee at their
annual meeting.
3. Expense reimbursement policy.
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
It is the intent of the District to reimburse all individuals for authorized and
budgeted expenses on a timely basis. Every effort will be made to make
payments for reimbursement in less than two weeks. Where possible,
expenses will be reimbursed by the end of committee meetings;
Reimbursements for automobile travel expenses within the district will be
done based on the standard mileage rate determined by the Finance
Committee. All other travel expenses, including by commercial carrier, will
be reimbursed for actual expenses according to the Finance Committee
policy;
All usage of District credit cards shall be initiated by a District officer or, if
authorized, the office Secretary. This will manage spending within
budgeted amounts and maintain control of credit limits and timing of
transactions. District credit cards cannot be used for direct payment for
rental of transportation equipment due to liability insurance restrictions.
Other prepayments can be arranged with prior approval with a District
officer;
No District checks shall be made directly payable to credit card companies
for accounts of individuals seeking reimbursement of expenses on the
behalf of the District. This will prevent misunderstandings about the
timeliness and correctness of these reimbursements;
Advances for expenses to be incurred are discouraged and will only be
considered in unusual circumstances such as group or foreign travel
where the host is responsible for a large amount of collective expenses;
Appropriate documentation is required for all expenditures. This can be
the result of an action of the Advisory Board or in the form of expense
voucher, paid receipts or invoices. Credit card statements do not provide
sufficient detail to support reimbursement. Electronic submission of these
documents is acceptable at the discretion of the District Treasurer;
Honorariums for services provided to the District will result in a Form 1099
being issued at the end of that calendar year. W-9 Forms will be provided
for the purpose of proper reporting of these forms;
Verbal requests for payment are generally not acceptable due to the lack
of authority and audit trail.
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4. Accounting and safekeeping of registrations and other funds collected by
individuals other than the District Treasurer:
a.
Many activities sponsored by the District require registration fees and
other types of payments to be collected from participants of those
activities. One individual is to be designated by the District officer
responsible for administering each activity to collect those fees and
account for them on a contemporaneous basis using a standard form
prescribed by the District Treasurer. This to properly account for the total
receipts for that activity, listing each individual participant, the source of
payment and amount of those payments and the activity the payment is
intended for. This form will also serve as a transmittal for funds sent to the
District Treasurer for deposit into District bank accounts. The designated
individual selected as custodian of the funds for an activity will be
personally responsible for the safekeeping of those funds until they are
received by the District Treasurer.
b.
All funds paid by participants of these activities are to be promptly
submitted for deposit to ensure the safekeeping of those funds and to
minimize the risk of uncollectible checks. It is not appropriate to retain any
funds for recordkeeping or any other purpose. No funds received are to be
available for payment of expenses or reimbursements, as those are to be
paid and approved by the District Treasurer. Unless a specify
arrangement is approved by the Board or Council responsible for a
participant in an activity, no individual should enjoy the benefit of that
activity without a complete payment of the appropriate fees or costs in
advance to their participation.
Respectfully submitted,
DR. ORVILLE W, JENKINS, JR., Chairman
MARK R. PATRICK, Treasurer
Auditing Committee
(Manual 203.25)
Elected by the District Advisory Board
Chairman—Jim Stephens, 4404 Richmond Park Ct., Jacksonville, FL 32224
(904-992-9616)
Gene Glenn, 4033 Shoal Creek Ln. E., Jacksonville, FL 32225
(904-641-7481)
District Treasurer—Mark Patrick, 4029 Atlantic Blvd., Jacksonville, FL 32207
(904-396-5400)
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Finance Committee
Ex Officio Members: District Superintendent Dr. Orville W. Jenkins, Jr. (chairman),
District Treasurer (Mark Patrick).
Elders
Randy Hodges, (Hernando)
Glen Freshour, (New Smyrna Beach)
Larry Morgan, (Jacksonville University Blvd)
Richard Wood, (Jacksonville Lighthouse)
Laymen
Joe Cox, (Jacksonville University Blvd)
Elaine Harden, (Lake City)
Lou Harden, (San Mateo)
Marc Vann, (Lake City)
Nominating Committee
(Manual 202.1)
District Superintendent, ex officio
(Members appointed by the District Superintendent in
consultation with the District Advisory Board.)
Elders
Wayne Bauer, (Faith Community)
Darren Boyd, (Jacksonville Oak Hill)
Stan Wade, (Orange Park)
Laymen
Carol Parker, (Gainesville First)
Martha Stephens, (Jacksonville University Blvd)
Marc Vann, (Lake City)
VII. Auxiliary Conventions
A. NYI Convention
April 25, 2009
Location: Ocala First Church – Family Life Center
I. Ocala Worship Band opened with Praise & worship & prayer
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II. Pastor Tim Hildreth, District NYI President
a. greeted us and summarized the purpose and importance of today’s convention
b. walked us through the NYI packet
c. introduced District NYI Secretary, Michelle Williamson
III. Michelle Williamson, District NYI Secretary –
a. presented Convention Recommendations – including Pages: Chris Harlow,
Jeremy Murphy & Board of Tellers: Ashley King, Brian Mercer, Colt Pearce,
Amelia Brincefield, Josh Gilmore, Lauren Singh, Tianna Davis, Lindy Loose,
Matthew Mahabir, Erica Bakke,
b. Special Actions of the Convention - Motion to give the NYI Leadership team
Council authority to appoint the District NYI Secretary, District treasurer and the
District Ministry Event Directors – motion 2nd and passed unopposed
IV. Orville Jenkins, District Superintendent – welcomed us, called for a special order of
the day, and presented Tim Hildreth, District NYI President
V. Tim Hildreth, District NYI President
a. Came forward and presented his report for the 2008-09 year
b. Purpose of District NYI is to:
a. Make disciples – conduct purpose driven training
b. Equip leaders
c. Encourage Students to respond to the Call of God into Christian service
d. Fellowship among young people
c. Thankful for members of Leadership Team, including individuals who led specific
events – these individuals helped to overcome the financial debt of the NYI and
restore respectability
d. Changes in Events – Camp will be conducted by our district, Extreme Days will
not conflict with TNU’s homecoming, Training conducted in January, TNT@TNU
– great event and hope to increase participation numbers, Quizzing – have
meets every 6 weeks
e. Next Year – hold joint convention with SSM in January
f. Appreciation to each church across district for their support of student ministries
– including individuals who commit their time to student ministries – Society
Ratings – may it be a tool to encourage and grow our ministries
VI. Orville Jenkins came forward and presented Mark Patrick, District Treasurer to
present the first ballot - First Ballot presented was to elect the NYI President,
Tim Hildreth in a Yes/No ballot for a two year term
VII.
The Call –
a. Cheryl Walsh – Youth Pastor @ New Smyrna Beach
b. Jonathon Leonard – Youth Pastor @ Hernando
VIII.
Skit presented by New Smyrna Beach youth group – “Everything Skit”
IX. Time of Prayer & Commitment
X. Praise & Worship – led by Ocala
XI. TNU Representative – Danielle Queener –
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a. Results of Ballot # 1 – Tim Hildreth was elected to a two year term Total of
59 ballots, 56 Yes and 3 No
b. Mark Patrick presented Ballot #2 – District NYI Leadership Team
Members
XII.
Music & give aways
XIII.
Stan Wade – District Quizzing Ministry – next year I & II Corinthians – next
summer 2010 going to Mount Vernon Bible Quiz
XIV.
WOW! – New Smyrna Beach Youth group – Brook Alexander – helping to
start a new church in Palm Coast – “The Planting of Palm Coast” collect $$ on
Wednesday nights goal of $100/month, doing several fund raising activities
including sacrifice – attendance goal of 30 in Easter Service, Sr Pastor dyed his
hair green when goal was met –
XV.
District NYI Treasurer’s Report – Mark Patrick – report presented from the
Leadership Team, motion passed unopposed
XVI.
Camp Promos – Middle High & Sr High
a. Sr High Camp – Pastors Craig Henderson & Heath Thompson – counselor
training session today
XVII.
District NYI Missions Project 2009: Russia North/South Youth Camp $1000
XVIII.
Results of Ballot #2 – District Leadership Team –
a. Vice President – Joe Purl - 68 Yes, 1 No
b. Middle High Representative – Alexa Virgadamo
c. Senior High Representative –
Callie George – 38; Kim Bell – 33; Grayson Pursell – 22; Dana Webber
22; Rayna Migner - 10
d. College Age Representative –
Chris Harlow – 46; Brook Alexander – 41; David Seidel - 32
e. Adult Representatives –
Cheryl Walsh – 43; Heath Thompson – 38; Michelle Williamson – 32;
Bethany Jenkins - 18
XIX.
WOW! – Port Orange Youth Group – Pastor Mike Walzak – looked out at
soccer fields to create a ministry – started praying for fields – God provided new
turf, reaching out to community
XX.
Extreme days Promo – Michelle Williamson, director – scheduled for Nov
13 – 15 @ Jacksonville UB; applications and information already available
XXI.
Global Convention Promo – end of June in Orlando – there will be
delegates representing us and all are welcome – including sponsors and
students
XXII.
Motion and Second to adjourn
C. NMI CONVENTION
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
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During the Missions service on Wednesday evening Susan Day, NMI President,
gave her report. After giving thanks to the district superintendent, council, and
everyone involved in missions during the past year, President Day gave an overview
of the 2009-10 church year. President Day then recognized the churches receiving
the following awards.
Mission Priority One: DeLand, Faith Community, Ft. Walton Beach, Hernando,
Jacksonville International Bible, Jacksonville Lighthouse, Jacksonville Oak Hill,
Jacksonville University Blvd., Lake City, Leesburg, Live Oak, Madison Barbara
Memorial, New Smyrna Beach, Ocala First, Ocala West, Orange Park, Panama City
First, Pensacola First, Port St. Joe, St. Augustine, San Mateo, Suwannee River,
Tallahassee First, Tallahassee New Life and Tavares.
Award of Excellence: Belleview, Ft. Walton Beach, Grace High Springs,
Hernando, Jacksonville First, Jacksonville Lighthouse, Jacksonville Oak Hill, Lake
City, Live Oak, Madison Barbara Memorial, New Smyrna Beach, Orange Park,
Panama City First, Pensacola Ensley, Pensacola First, Port St. Joe, St. Augustine,
Starke, Tallahassee First, and Tavares.
Summit: Ft. Walton Beach, Jacksonville Oak Hill, Lake City, Live Oak, Madison
Barbara Memorial, New Smyrna Beach, Orange Park, Pensacola First, Port St. Joe,
St. Augustine, Tallahassee First and Tavares.
Monies raised for the different mission’s ministries were noted.
She ended her report with a song. President Day’s report was received with
applause. Dr. Jenkins accepted the report and thanked President Day for a job well
done.
The missionaries from Mozambique brought the evening message.
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Following a worship time with the Praise Team, NMI President, Susan Day,
called the Thirty-seventh Annual NMI Convention of the North Florida District to
order at 8:40 A.M. at Pensacola First Church of the Nazarene. The reading
secretary, Charlene Acheson, then set the time for the meeting: 8:30 A.M. until
adjournment. She made the motion that the following appointments be made:
Pages-platform, Debbie Boulet; floor, Janice Evans; Reading Secretary, Charlene
Acheson; Recording Secretary, Martha Stephens; Election Secretary, Joe Purl. The
motion was seconded and passed.
Rev. Jim Nash, pastor at Ft. Walton Beach and new to our district, led in prayer.
The secretary then set the voting area of the convention as the first 2 main
sections of seated areas in the sanctuary, the platform, and the district office. The
delegates were then asked to move into the designated area.
Board of Tellers was counted. Board of Tellers No. 1: Shirley Stevenson, Lurie
Wood, Cliff Summers, Kevin Andrews, David Mediate, Geraldine Jones, Ronald
Boulet. President Day then announced that pastors who needed to seat alternates
could do so by receiving forms for that purpose from the pages. Motion was made
by the secretary that the alternates be seated without reading the names to the
convention but that the alternates be checked for accuracy and listed in the daily
proceedings. Motion was seconded and passed. The alternates were seated as
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follows: Laurie Caulk, Jacksonville, Oak Hill; Ann DeNauro, New Smyrna Beach;
Gary George, Panama City First; Jaki Hayes, new Smyrna Beach; and Joy Nash, Ft
Walton Beach.
Greetings were received from our General Director and Global NMI council by
way of DVD from Daniel Ketchum. By common consent greetings will be sent to Dr.
Louie Bustle, Dr. Daniel Ketchum, Rev. Jennifer Brown, and Mrs. Tawanda Mills.
Rev. Chuck Acheson gave a deputation presentation and introduced the
missionaries that would be available for scheduling.
The Nazarene Publishing House sent a DVD giving instructions on ordering
materials from NPH.
President Day introduced the theme of our convention this year as “Make
Christlike Disciples in……..our Jerusalem”. Throughout the convention we will hear
testimonies about how missions have impacted lives. Our first testimony was from
NMI Vice President, Diana Bibbee.
A 13 minute video from our new resource called Living Mission. It focused on the
mission of human trafficking. Susan then shared statistics of human trafficking in
Florida, bringing it home. Roger Craig then shared the Living Mission Incentive and
how NCM and the Jesus Film are partnering to help.
The Praise Team was invited back for a short time of worship.
The LINKS secretary, Shirley Burrows, gave a report of our LINKS missionaries
serving in Mozambique, serving in Africa Region, and our retired missionaries She
then invited two missionaries forward and Cheryl Walsh, Coordinator for
Compassionate Ministries, presented them with a gift.
The secretary read the auditor’s report and moved for the adoption of the report.
The motion passed.
The NMI treasurer, Mark Patrick, was asked to come forward and share the
Finance Committee report. Motion made to approve the report. Motion passed.
Mark then gave the treasurer’s report which was accepted and filed for audit. Mark
then presented the budget report which was also accepted.
The secretary read recommendations from the nominating committee regarding
the election of the District Council. It is recommended that the District NMI President
be elected for a two year term on a Yes/No ballot; that we elect the District NMI
Secretary be elected for a 1 year term on a Yes/No ballot; and six others to serve on
the District NMI Council to be elected by plurality vote in accordance with page 80,
Article V, Section 2 of the NMI Constitution. Recommendation was adopted.
The secretary read the names on the ballot as follows: District NMI President,
Susan Day; District NMI Secretary, Charlene Acheson; Council Positions: Rev.
Chuck Acheson, Diana Bibbee, Janice Brantley, Shirley Burrows, Judi Cleckner,
Roger Craig, Janice Evans, Rev. Scott MacNaughton, Rev. David Maxwell, and
Cheryl Walsh. Board of Tellers No. 1 was called forward to distribute the ballots.
Mark Patrick gave instructions on filling out the ballots.
We then enjoyed a video greeting from our new retired LINKS missionaries.
Our Work and Witness Coordinator, Dave Maxwell, gave his presentation
introducing the next W & W trip to Haiti for the early spring. He then shared a video
of last year’s W & W trip to Granada,.
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President Day then invited our guest missionaries to the platform to share what
God is doing through the Church of the Nazarene in the country of Mozambique.
Our new LINKS family brought greetings through their website.
The Youth Project was presented as a way to help raise funds for the materials
for their 2012 W & W trip. Then the Children’s Project was introduced with a shoe
skit. Our goal is to get 100 pairs of kids shoes for $20 a pair.
President Day asked for a report of the Board of Tellers No. 1: District NMI
President, Susan Day 146 Yes, 6 No; District NMI Secretary, Charlene Acheson
148 Yes, 3 No; Council Positions: Rev. Chuck Acheson, 120; Diana Bibbee, 129;
Janice Brantley, 53; Shirley Burrows, 80; Judi Cleckner, 74; Roger Craig, 70; Janice
Evans, 82; Rev. Scott MacNaughton, 83; Rev. David Maxwell, 101; and Cheryl
Walsh 103.
Those declared elected: District NMI President, Susan Day; District NMI
Secretary, Charlene Acheson; Council Positions: Chuck Acheson, Diana Bibbee,
Janice Evans, Scott MacNaughton, David Maxwell, and Cheryl Walsh.
The second “My Jerusalem” testimony was from Glen Freshour.
A PowerPoint presentation giving a retrospective of the Missions Jamboree was
enjoyed. Next year, the Jamboree will be held at the Faith community Church in
Jacksonville on March 19, 2011.
The next “My Jerusalem” testimony was from Debbie Boulet.
The Memorial Roll was given through a PowerPoint presentation.
The winner of the N.A.I.L.S. scholarship this year is Rev. Robert Agner of
Madison Barbara Memorial
The presidents were reminded of the criteria for the “Summit Award,” via
PowerPoint presentation and were encouraged to strive to be a “Summit Award”
church. Summit Award Churches are allowed to recommend their pastor to be NMI
Pastor of the Year. This year the honor goes to Rev. Louis Medaris from Live Oak.
Our missionaries were invited to kneel at the altar. The District Superintendent,
Orville Jenkins, prayed the closing prayer over them. The convention was adjourned
at the close of prayer.
Respectfully submitted,
MARTHA STEPHENS, Recording Secretary
SUSAN DAY, NMI President
Journal VIII. Financial and Statistical Report
NORTH FLORIDA DISTRICT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Balance Sheet
March 31, 2010
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Operating
Investment
Totals
Assets
First Guaranty Bank
$
Wachovia Bank
Pershing - Investments
Land & Buildings
Equipment
Mortgages Receivable
Loans & Advances
Total Assets
35,911
$
175,665
$
211,577
5,268
1,586
6,855
-
1,277,831
1,277,831
130,130
1,303,914
1,434,044
48,432
-
48,432
-
6,161
6,161
17,064
128,995
146,059
236,805
2,894,153
3,130,958
Liabilities
Accounts Payable
$
36,897
$
-
$
36,897
Vision Training Reserve
2,221
-
2,221
Mortgage Payable-Bank
-
498,611
498,611
Mortgages Payable-Church Loan Fund
-
12,298
12,298
Mortgage Payable-District Office
-
90,584
90,584
-
797,051
797,051
5,794
-
5,794
Local Church Funds Held
General Assembly Reserve
Interfund Transfers
Fund Balances
$
105
428,654
(460,025)
473,565
938,520
1,412,085
1,955,633
$ 1,718,873
(236,760)
$
(31,371)
106
Receipts
Unified Budget Receipts-Net
Unified Budget-Prior Year
Offerings & Other Income
Rental Income
Interest & Dividends-Net
Total Receipts
Disbursements
District Superintendent
Office Secretary
District Secretary
District Treasurer
District Treasurer's Assistant
Housing & Utility Allowance
Self Employment/FICA Tax
Tax Sheltered Annuity
Health Insurance
Auto & Travel
Bank Service Charges
Conferences & Conventions
District Assembly Costs
District Boards & Committees
District Journals
District Retreats & Workshops
Insurance-Workers' Comp./Property
Interest Expense
Investment Management
Ministry Team Retreat-net
Miscellaneous
Office Depr./Dues/Interest/Utilities
Office Equip. & Maintenance
Office Supplies & Postage
Pastors' Disability Insurance
Professional Hospitality
Telephone/Internet Access
Website Hosting/Maintenance
Departmental Support
General Assembly Reserve
Home Mission Support
Total Disbursements
$
289,562
34,476
574
$
$
289,562
34,476
599
22,015
27,718
$
374,370
$
25
22,015
27,716
2
$
324,614
$
$
35,000
22,500
3,700
12,100
8,000
46,800
14,221
7,600
13,836
20,725
626
4,070
8,431
3,749
3,865
3,152
14,331
292
$
49,756
4,484
3,557
9,307
1,024
5,887
11,538
2,937
5,985
2,171
39,115
3,000
29,636
25,000
35,000
22,500
3,700
12,100
8,000
46,800
14,221
7,600
13,836
20,725
798
4,070
8,431
3,749
3,865
3,152
14,331
292
9,879
4,484
3,557
18,456
1,024
5,887
11,538
2,937
5,985
2,171
39,115
3,000
54,636
341,635
44,200
385,836
172
9,879
107
9,149
Net Operating Surplus (Deficit)
$
(17,021)
5,555
$
(11,466)
A. DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL & DISCIPLESHIP MINISTRIES TREASURER
Statement of Revenues and Expenditures
For the Year Ending March 31, 2010
Balances on Hand as of March 31, 2009
Checking Account
Savings Account
Investment Accounts
Total Funds on Hand
$
6,377
1,442
17,903
$
Cash Receipts
Current Year Budget Allocation
Interest Income
Total Cash Receipts
8,000
6
Cash Disbursements
Advances & Repayments from Other Funds
Children's Ministries
General Convention Support
District Convention & Social
Honoraria - District Officers
Board Expenses
Total Cash Disbursements
6,026
3,955
5,854
2,389
2,310
1,942
25,722
8,006
Balances on Hand as of March 31, 2010
Checking Account
Savings Account
Investment Accounts
Total Funds on Hand
22,476
$
6,135
1,446
3,671
$
108
11,252
C. DISTRICT NAZARENE YOUTH INTERNATIONAL TREASURER
Statement of Revenues and Expenditures
For the Year Ending March 31, 2010
Balance on Hand as of March 31, 2009
Checking Account
Savings Account
Total Funds on Hand
$
5,141
5,366
$
Cash Receipts
Current Year Budget Allocation
TNT @ TNU - Net
Extreme Days - Net
Russian Mission Offerings
Interest/Dividend Income
Total Receipts
$
10,506
10,815
4,396
1,950
1,048
22
18,231
Cash Disbursements
Advances & Repayments from Other Funds
District Council Expenses
Honoraria - District Officers
Global Convention Support
Teen Camp - Net
Teen Quizzing
District Convention
Total Disbursements
Balance on Hand as of March 31, 2010
Checking Account
Savings Account
Total Funds on Hand
$
3,921
1,568
2,310
3,625
4,835
827
446
17,532
$
5,818
5,387
$
109
11,205
B. DISTRICT NAZARENE MISSIONS INTERNATIONAL TREASURER
Statement of Revenues and Expenditures
For the Year Ending March 31, 2010
Balance on Hand as of March 31, 2009
Savings Account
Investment Account
$
$
Cash Receipts
Current Year Budget Allocation
Work & Witness Receipts
Convention Offerings
Children's Project Receipts
Youth Project Receipts
Interest Income
Total Receipts
Cash Disbursements
Work & Witness Disbursements
General Convention Support
District Convention & Social
Honoraria - District Officers
Nails Net Disbursed
Children's Project Receipts
Youth Project Receipts
District Council Expenses
Missions Jamboree-Net
Missionaries Christmas Fund
Advances & Repayments from Other Funds
Total Disbursements
Balance on Hand as of March 31, 2010
Savings Account
110
$
5,859
10,876
16,735
20,000
23,809
619
690
795
52
45,964
$
40,188
6,474
1,826
2,310
1,297
690
795
1,807
783
600
39
56,808
$
$
5,891
5,891
Receipts
Unified Budget Receipts-Net
Unified Budget-Prior Year
Offerings & Other Income
Rental Income
Interest & Dividends-Net
Total Receipts
Disbursements
District Superintendent
Office Secretary
District Secretary
District Treasurer
District Treasurer's Assistant
Housing & Utility Allowance
Self Employment/FICA Tax
Tax Sheltered Annuity
Health Insurance
Auto & Travel
Bank Service Charges
Conferences & Conventions
District Assembly Costs
District Boards & Committees
District Journals
District Retreats & Workshops
Insurance-Workers' Comp./Property
Interest Expense
Investment Management
Ministry Team Retreat-net
Miscellaneous
Office Depr./Dues/Interest/Utilities
Office Equip. & Maintenance
Office Supplies & Postage
Pastors' Disability Insurance
Professional Hospitality
Telephone/Internet Access
Website Hosting/Maintenance
Departmental Support
General Assembly Reserve
Home Mission Support
$
289,562
34,476
574
$
$
324,614
$
$
35,000
22,500
3,700
12,100
8,000
46,800
14,221
7,600
13,836
20,725
626
4,070
8,431
3,749
3,865
3,152
14,331
292
$
49,756
172
9,879
111
289,562
34,476
599
22,015
27,718
$
374,370
$
35,000
22,500
3,700
12,100
8,000
46,800
14,221
7,600
13,836
20,725
798
4,070
8,431
3,749
3,865
3,152
14,331
292
9,879
4,484
3,557
18,456
1,024
5,887
11,538
2,937
5,985
2,171
39,115
3,000
54,636
25
22,015
27,716
2
4,484
3,557
9,307
1,024
5,887
11,538
2,937
5,985
2,171
39,115
3,000
29,636
$
9,149
25,000
Total Disbursements
Net Operating Surplus (Deficit)
$
341,635
44,200
(17,021)
5,555
385,836
$
(11,466)
A. DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL & DISCIPLESHIP MINISTRIES TREASURER
Statement of Revenues and Expenditures
For the Year Ending March 31, 2010
Balances on Hand as of March 31, 2009
Checking Account
Savings Account
Investment Accounts
Total Funds on Hand
$
6,377
1,442
17,903
$
Cash Receipts
Current Year Budget Allocation
Interest Income
Total Cash Receipts
8,000
6
Cash Disbursements
Advances & Repayments from Other Funds
Children's Ministries
General Convention Support
District Convention & Social
Honoraria - District Officers
Board Expenses
Total Cash Disbursements
6,026
3,955
5,854
2,389
2,310
1,942
25,722
8,006
Balances on Hand as of March 31, 2010
Checking Account
Savings Account
Investment Accounts
Total Funds on Hand
22,476
$
6,135
1,446
3,671
$
112
11,252
C. DISTRICT NAZARENE YOUTH INTERNATIONAL TREASURER
Statement of Revenues and Expenditures
For the Year Ending March 31, 2010
Balance on Hand as of March 31, 2009
Checking Account
Savings Account
Total Funds on Hand
$
5,141
5,366
$
Cash Receipts
Current Year Budget Allocation
TNT @ TNU - Net
Extreme Days - Net
Russian Mission Offerings
Interest/Dividend Income
Total Receipts
$
10,506
10,815
4,396
1,950
1,048
22
18,231
Cash Disbursements
Advances & Repayments from Other Funds
District Council Expenses
Honoraria - District Officers
Global Convention Support
Teen Camp - Net
Teen Quizzing
District Convention
Total Disbursements
Balance on Hand as of March 31, 2010
Checking Account
Savings Account
Total Funds on Hand
$
3,921
1,568
2,310
3,625
4,835
827
446
17,532
$
5,818
5,387
$
113
11,205
B. DISTRICT NAZARENE MISSIONS INTERNATIONAL TREASURER
Statement of Revenues and Expenditures
For the Year Ending March 31, 2010
Balance on Hand as of March 31, 2009
Savings Account
Investment Account
$
$
Cash Receipts
Current Year Budget Allocation
Work & Witness Receipts
Convention Offerings
Children's Project Receipts
Youth Project Receipts
Interest Income
Total Receipts
Cash Disbursements
Work & Witness Disbursements
General Convention Support
District Convention & Social
Honoraria - District Officers
Nails Net Disbursed
Children's Project Receipts
Youth Project Receipts
District Council Expenses
Missions Jamboree-Net
Missionaries Christmas Fund
Advances & Repayments from Other Funds
Total Disbursements
Balance on Hand as of March 31, 2010
Savings Account
114
$
5,859
10,876
16,735
20,000
23,809
619
690
795
52
45,964
$
40,188
6,474
1,826
2,310
1,297
690
795
1,807
783
600
39
56,808
$
$
5,891
5,891
SUNDAY SCHOOL & DISCIPLESHIP MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL BOARD BUDGET
2010-11
We, your Committee on Finance for the Sunday School & Discipleship Ministries International Board, recommend:
1 That the 2010-2011 District SDMI Board budget be set at
$ 16,975
A District SSM Board Expense
1 Committee Travel Reimbursement
2 Office Operation/Printing
3 Postage & Freight
4 Chairman's Honorarium
to be distributed as follows:
$
850
300
200
750
$
2,100
B District Sunday School Expense
1 District Convention Expense
2 Convention Social
3 District Training Conference
4 Chairman's Conference
6 Adult Ministries
1,200
1,400
1,700
1,275
1,125
6,700
C Children's Ministries
1 Camp Supplement
2 Children's Bible Quizzing
3 Children's Ministries Award
4 Children's Talent
5 College Camp Scholarships
2,000
975
2,000
1,150
1,200
7,325
D General Convention Reserve Fund
850
$ 16,975
2 That the District Sunday School & Discipleship Ministries International Board Budget be included with the District
Unified Budget.
3 We further recommend that, inasmuch as the District Sunday School & Discipleship Ministries International Board
Budget is included with the District Unified Budget, that the Sunday School Board be in full cooperation in the
4 That the General Convention Expense Fund be put in a separate savings/investment fund to be held until the time of
the General Convention.
5 That the District Auditing Committee serve as the Auditing Committee for the Sunday School & Discipleship
Ministries International Board treasurer's records.
6 That each local church support the children's camping program by encouraging children to attend and subsidizing the
cost of the camp.
7 That the Sunday School & Discipleship Ministries International Board develop a lending library of training and
leadership resources by setting aside any surplus funds each year for this purpose.
Respectfully submitted,
115
DONNA NICHOLS, Chairperson
MARK PATRICK, Treasurer
116
NAZARENE MISSIONS INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL BUDGET
2010-2011
We, your Committee on Finance for the NMI Council, recommend:
1 That the 2010-2011 District NMI Council budget be set at
$18,600
to be distributed as follows:
A. District NMI Council Expense
1 District Council & Committee Meetings
$350
2 Office Operation/Printing/Postage
250
3 District Convention Per Diem
200
750
4 President's Honorarium
$1,550
B. District NMI Expense
1 District Convention Expense
3,000
2 Conferences and Conventions
300
3,300
C. NMI Program Expense
1 Work & Witness Project Materials
10,000
2 Missions Jamboree
750
3 Camp Missionaries
500
500
4 Christmas Fund
11,750
D General Convention Reserve Fund
2,000
$18,600
2 That the District NMI budget be included in the District Unified Budget.
3 We further recommend that inasmuch as the NMI budget is included in the District Unified Budget, that every local NMI be in full cooperation in the payment of this budget.
4 That the NMI Finance Committee report be included in the directory section of the District Journal as well as in the District Finance Committee report.
5 That each local church NMI work with their pastor in striving to be at least a 10 percent church and pay their World Evangelism Fund budget in full.
6 That each local church take an offering during the year for our district LINKS missionaries. These funds should be sent to the General Treasurer in Kansas City.
7 That 10 percent credit be given to each local church for the portion of the District NMI budget applicable to the cost of Work and Witness materials, based upon the ratio of their
budgets paid. A schedule showing this amount, or a receipt from the General Treasurer, will be furnished to each local church during the year.
8 That the children and youth assume the responsibility for collecting funds for their respective projects in order that our children and youth will be more directly involved in World
Missions. We encourage churches to send these funds directly to the District NMI Treasurer when they are collected. These funds are not included in the District NMI Budget.
9 That local churches that sponsor their own W & W trips are responsible to file the proper forms with the Global Ministry Center to receive 10% credit for the eligible expenses
{transportation, meals, lodging – NOT sightseeing or souvenirs}. The district will have no accountability in these circumstances .
10 That the local NMI treasurers be instructed to remit the designated moneys to the following:
A. District NMI Treasurer:
District NMI budget allocation, and children and youth project moneys.
B. General Treasurer:
World Evangelism Funds and offerings, Easter and Thanksgiving offerings, Alabaster, World Mission Radio offering, duty money for missionaries,
Distinguished Service Award, Memorial Roll, any moneys for LINKS missionaries, and Compassionate Ministries offerings.
C. Directly to furloughed
missionaries:
Deputation offerings for field expense. (Note: This money will be counted toward the 10 percent program only after it has been received by the
General Treasurer's office from the missionary.
D. The local treasurer should ensure that funds sent to the District NMI Treasurer and General Treasurer are properly identified.
11 That the District Auditing Committee serve as the Auditing Committee for the NMI Treasurer's records.
12 That a copy of this report be given to each pastor, local president, and local NMI treasurer.
Respectfully submitted,
117
SUSAN DAY, President
MARK PATRICK, Treasurer
118
SUNDAY SCHOOL & DISCIPLESHIP MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL BOARD BUDGET
2010-11
We, your Committee on Finance for the Sunday School & Discipleship Ministries International Board, recommend:
1 That the 2010-2011 District SDMI Board budget be set at
$ 16,975
A District SSM Board Expense
1 Committee Travel Reimbursement
2 Office Operation/Printing
3 Postage & Freight
4 Chairman's Honorarium
to be distributed as follows:
$
850
300
200
750
$
2,100
B District Sunday School Expense
1 District Convention Expense
2 Convention Social
3 District Training Conference
4 Chairman's Conference
6 Adult Ministries
1,200
1,400
1,700
1,275
1,125
6,700
C Children's Ministries
1 Camp Supplement
2 Children's Bible Quizzing
3 Children's Ministries Award
4 Children's Talent
5 College Camp Scholarships
2,000
975
2,000
1,150
1,200
7,325
D General Convention Reserve Fund
850
$ 16,975
2 That the District Sunday School & Discipleship Ministries International Board Budget be included with the District
Unified Budget.
3 We further recommend that, inasmuch as the District Sunday School & Discipleship Ministries International Board
Budget is included with the District Unified Budget, that the Sunday School Board be in full cooperation in the
4 That the General Convention Expense Fund be put in a separate savings/investment fund to be held until the time of
the General Convention.
5 That the District Auditing Committee serve as the Auditing Committee for the Sunday School & Discipleship
Ministries International Board treasurer's records.
6 That each local church support the children's camping program by encouraging children to attend and subsidizing the
cost of the camp.
7 That the Sunday School & Discipleship Ministries International Board develop a lending library of training and
leadership resources by setting aside any surplus funds each year for this purpose.
Respectfully submitted,
119
DONNA NICHOLS, Chairperson
MARK PATRICK, Treasurer
120
NAZARENE MISSIONS INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL BUDGET
2010-2011
We, your Committee on Finance for the NMI Council, recommend:
1 That the 2010-2011 District NMI Council budget be set at
$18,600
to be distributed as follows:
A. District NMI Council Expense
1
2
3
4
District Council & Committee Meetings
Office Operation/Printing/Postage
District Convention Per Diem
President's Honorarium
B. District NMI Expense
1 District Convention Expense
2 Conferences and Conventions
C. NMI Program Expense
1 Work & Witness Project Materials
2 Missions Jamboree
3 Camp Missionaries
4 Christmas Fund
$350
250
200
750
$1,550
3,000
300
3,300
10,000
750
500
500
11,750
D General Convention Reserve Fund
2,000
$18,600
2 That the District NMI budget be included in the District Unified Budget.
3 We further recommend that inasmuch as the NMI budget is included in the District Unified Budget, that every local NMI be in full cooperation in the payment of this budget.
4 That the NMI Finance Committee report be included in the directory section of the District Journal as well as in the District Finance Committee report.
5 That each local church NMI work with their pastor in striving to be at least a 10 percent church and pay their World Evangelism Fund budget in full.
6 That each local church take an offering during the year for our district LINKS missionaries. These funds should be sent to the General Treasurer in Kansas City.
7 That 10 percent credit be given to each local church for the portion of the District NMI budget applicable to the cost of Work and Witness materials, based upon the ratio of
their budgets paid. A schedule showing this amount, or a receipt from the General Treasurer, will be furnished to each local church during the year.
8
That the children and youth assume the responsibility for collecting funds for their respective projects in order that our children and youth will be more directly involved in
World Missions. We encourage churches to send these funds directly to the District NMI Treasurer when they are collected. These funds are not included in the District NMI
Budget.
9 That local churches that sponsor their own W & W trips are responsible to file the proper forms with the Global Ministry Center to receive 10% credit for the eligible expenses
{transportation, meals, lodging – NOT sightseeing or souvenirs}. The district will have no accountability in these circumstances.
10 That the local NMI treasurers be instructed to remit the designated moneys to the following:
A. District NMI Treasurer:
District NMI budget allocation, and children and youth project moneys.
B. General Treasurer:
World Evangelism Funds and offerings, Easter and Thanksgiving offerings, Alabaster, World Mission Radio offering, duty money for
missionaries, Distinguished Service Award, Memorial Roll, any moneys for LINKS missionaries, and Compassionate Ministries offerings.
C. Directly to furloughed
missionaries:
Deputation offerings for field expense. (Note: This money will be counted toward the 10 percent program only after it has been received by the
General Treasurer's office from the missionary.
D. The local treasurer should ensure that funds sent to the District NMI Treasurer and General Treasurer are properly identified.
11 That the District Auditing Committee serve as the Auditing Committee for the NMI Treasurer's records.
12 That a copy of this report be given to each pastor, local president, and local NMI treasurer.
Respectfully submitted,
121
SUSAN DAY, President
MARK PATRICK, Treasurer
122
123
124
125
14
15
15a
16
Associate Church
Members
13
Inactive Church
Members
12
Full Church Members
End of Year
Received from Other
Denominations
11
17
2
0
0
2
3
51
2
56
65
20
0
73
38
2
0
14
16
0
0
2
2
52
15
0
44
Belleview Prince of Peace
Rev. Salvador Rivera
41
1
4
0
5
0
0
6
6
40
2
0
35
Blountstown
Dr. Ernie L. Gray
29
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
30
0
0
16
Crestview
Gerald Oetken (Interim)
37
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
37
0
0
25
82
4
1
0
5
3
0
2
5
82
22
2
78
Total Gains
Weekly Corporate
Worship
119
Rev. Gary W. Monk
Total Losses
Rev. Larry G. Snyder
Belleview
Lost by Death
Pastor Name
Archer
Received by
Transfer
Church Name
DeLand
Rev. Peter S. Migner
Deltona Iglesia Hispano Nazareno
Rev. Nury Rivera
72
22
15
1
38
0
28
7
35
75
64
52
53
Deltona Life Fellowship
Rev. Samuel J. Mullen
103
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
104
74
0
55
Eustis
Rev. William E. Carte
171
0
0
0
0
5
26
0
31
140
0
0
60
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
96
5
0
1
6
4
0
0
4
98
34
10
64
Dr. Harold W. Custer
321
0
0
0
0
4
20
0
24
297
229
0
57
Dr. Randy T. Hodges
312
0
1
7
8
5
0
0
5
315
112
0
272
53
30
0
0
30
3
0
0
3
80
28
80
62
Eustis LakeBridge
11
*12 Gainesville First
13 Hernando
14 High Springs Grace
Fort Walton Beach
15 Interlachen
*16
17
18
19
20
10
Lost by Transfer to
Other Nazarene
Churches
*6
7
8
9
10
9
Lost by Removal,
Commendation, or
Release
1
2
3
4
5
8
Received by
Profession of Faith
2010
7
Full Church Members
Reported Last Year
6
MEMBERSHIP AND WORSHIP
Dr. James E. Nash
Mr. Jim Lawhun
Mr. Lawrence R. Haley
Rev. R. Allen Shortridge
21
18
7
3
28
0
3
0
3
46
15
31
31
110
5
0
0
5
2
0
8
10
105
0
0
98
Jacksonville Arabic
Rev. Nicola S. Abdo
Jacksonville Central
Rev. David L. Maxwell
61
0
0
0
0
0
6
3
9
52
15
0
45
Jacksonville First
Rev. George M. Malone
78
2
0
0
2
2
0
0
2
78
45
3
25
99
0
0
0
0
0
99
0
99
0
0
0
0
Rev. Paul E. Coy
Rev. Rita R Coy
94
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
93
30
5
52
Rev. Richard C. Wood
54
0
0
3
3
0
0
0
0
57
8
0
58
Rev. Jesse Mills
53
0
0
0
0
0
4
0
4
49
10
0
50
23
Jacksonville Haitian
Jacksonville International Bible
21 Jacksonville Lighthouse
22 Jacksonville New Dimensions Cathedral of
Faith
Jacksonville Northside Fellowship
23
24 Jacksonville Oak Hill
25 Jacksonville University Boulevard
Rev. David W. Franklin
39
3
2
1
6
3
2
0
5
40
16
0
Rev. Darren R. Boyd
143
1
0
3
4
0
0
2
2
145
72
0
77
Rev. Larry D. Morgan
400
0
0
5
5
1
0
2
3
402
0
92
229
26
27
*28
29
30
Lake City
Rev. Craig A. Henderson
202
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
2
200
60
0
86
Leesburg
Rev. Larry E. Brincefield
179
4
0
0
4
4
22
2
28
155
10
0
147
Live Oak
Rev. Louis J. Medaris
73
6
4
4
14
1
2
0
3
84
2
0
127
Madison Barbara Memorial
Rev. Robert Q. Agner
14
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
14
0
0
8
Marianna
Dr. Ernie L. Gray
33
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
33
7
0
30
Rev. Timothy F. Hildreth
99
1
9
0
10
0
0
0
0
109
0
0
76
Rev. Gary L. Hutcheson
202
4
0
0
4
0
0
2
2
204
76
0
89
*31 Monticello
32 Nassau Nazarene Fellowship
* Sponsored New Church this Year
Rev. Virginia R. Bauer
Rev. Wayne R. Bauer
12
13
14
15
15a
Full Church Members
End of Year
11
16
17
0
0
0
0
39
0
39
0
0
0
0
6
0
0
6
7
1
0
8
195
50
2
152
61
13
0
5
18
1
2
0
3
76
8
0
131
103
Associate Church
Members
Inactive Church
Members
Total Gains
Weekly Corporate
Worship
0
Total Losses
39
197
Lost by Death
Lost by Transfer to
Other Nazarene
Churches
36
37
38
39
40
Rev. Glen L. Freshour Jr.
10
Lost by Removal,
Commendation, or
Release
33
34 New Smyrna Beach
35 North St. Johns Faith Community
9
Received by
Transfer
Pastor Name
New Beginning Community
8
Received by
Profession of Faith
Church Name
Full Church Members
Reported Last Year
2010
7
Received from Other
Denominations
6
MEMBERSHIP AND WORSHIP
Ocala First
Rev. Barry L. Dunlap
103
3
0
0
3
2
0
2
4
102
16
0
Ocala West
Rev. Donna S. Carlile
70
3
0
0
3
1
2
2
5
68
5
0
77
Orange Park
Rev. Stanley E. Wade Sr.
107
8
1
4
13
1
1
0
2
118
39
0
111
Pace New Faith
Rev. Eddie Nelson Harden
Palm Coast
0
26
0
0
26
0
0
0
0
26
0
0
31
20
0
0
0
0
0
20
0
20
0
0
0
0
140
0
0
0
0
3
3
5
11
129
53
0
78
42
43
44
45
Pensacola Ensley
Rev. Joseph A. Purl
Rev. Kimberly A. Purl
Rev. Brian K. Schmelzenbach
233
7
0
1
8
2
0
4
6
235
100
0
131
Pensacola First
Rev. Joseph T. McNulty
129
20
12
0
32
0
0
0
0
161
0
0
180
Port Orange
Rev. Michael W. Walzak
117
24
2
0
26
4
9
1
14
129
29
42
131
Port St. Joe
Rev. H. Michael Evans
Rev. Janice K. Evans
11
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
11
0
0
28
46
47
48
49
50
San Mateo First
Rev. R. Howard Rogers
20
2
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
22
0
0
23
St. Augustine First
Rev. M. Thomas Adams
103
5
0
3
8
5
0
3
8
103
40
0
90
Starke
Rev. Fred M. Clem
24
7
0
0
7
1
4
0
5
26
0
1
32
Suwannee River
Rev. Hollis H. Robinson Jr.
28
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
2
26
13
0
25
Tallahassee First
Rev. David D. Pullen
189
10
0
3
13
2
0
0
2
200
70
0
129
Rev. Sugrim Singh
48
3
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
51
3
2
30
Rev. Leon L. Everleth
38
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
37
8
0
66
Rev. Merle J. Goodrich
60
1
0
2
3
0
3
0
3
60
0
0
51
0
0
41 Panama City First
51 Tallahassee New Life
52 Tavares
53 Trenton Community
0
North Florida Supplemental
Name Change
Inactive
Palm Coast
* Sponsored New Church this Year
0
0
Current Year Total
5,165
250
58
61
369
73
350
55
478
5,056
1,400
322
3,744
Last Year Total
5,103
241
27
94
362
58
185
57
300
5,165
824
52
3,665
Increase / (Decrease)
62
9
31
(33)
7
15
165
576
270
79
Transfer
Merge
(2)
178
(109)
Disorganize
Eustis
Jacksonville Haitian
New Beginning Community
Drop
Belleview
22
22a
23
23a
24
24a
26
27
28
29
29a
5
48
29
72
43
43
0
50
0
5
65
0
4
1
20
15
30
19
19
0
0
0
9
52
52
NMI Active
Membership
NYI Membership
VBS Enrollment
Average Weekly
SDMI Attendance
Average Weekly
Adult SDMI
Attendance
Average Weekly
Youth SDMI
Attendance
NMI Associate
Membership
6
3
Caravan Enrollment
9
6
Total SDMI
Responsibility List
18
Total Adult SDMI
Responsibility List
Total Average
Weekly Discipleship
Groups Attendance
Archer
21a
Total Average
Weekly Sunday
School Attendance
1
2
3
4
5
21
Total Youth SDMI
Responsibility List
Church Name
20a
Average Weekly
Children’s SDMI
Attendance
2010
20
Total Children’s SDMI
Responsibility List
DISCIPLESHIP
12
12
6
6
28
24
46
42
33
0
0
0
8
40
0
Blountstown
5
5
1
1
33
27
39
33
33
0
20
0
1
30
0
Crestview
0
0
2
2
17
17
19
19
19
0
0
0
0
0
0
25
21
11
35
29
116
65
47
6
54
0
17
82
42
Belleview Prince of Peace
*6
7
8
9
10
DeLand
60
Deltona Iglesia Hispano Nazareno
10
16
8
8
25
28
43
52
43
48
0
0
0
0
0
Deltona Life Fellowship
12
6
4
2
42
22
58
30
24
13
0
0
0
24
0
Eustis
5
5
6
6
10
10
21
21
21
0
0
0
6
6
0
Eustis LakeBridge
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
11
*12
13
14
15
Fort Walton Beach
41
15
18
12
49
30
108
57
57
57
25
0
35
98
40
*16
17
18
19
20
2
2
9
8
50
22
61
32
32
13
0
0
13
163
0
Hernando
69
28
42
8
233
133
344
169
157
12
119
0
46
315
0
High Springs Grace
15
8
10
5
28
20
53
33
33
5
0
0
0
62
0
Interlachen
13
3
15
4
31
11
59
18
18
0
0
0
8
23
5
Jacksonville Arabic
14
22
14
18
70
108
98
148
82
42
0
0
18
36
48
Jacksonville Central
12
8
14
4
35
20
61
32
32
0
0
0
14
52
0
Jacksonville First
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
3
2
Jacksonville Haitian
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
15
5
15
5
40
25
70
35
18
17
0
0
20
93
9
12
12
8
6
46
26
66
44
44
12
42
0
6
54
0
15
10
5
2
27
15
47
27
27
27
0
0
15
54
1
8
Gainesville First
Jacksonville International Bible
21 Jacksonville Lighthouse
22 Jacksonville New Dimensions Cathedral of
Faith
Jacksonville Northside Fellowship
23
24 Jacksonville Oak Hill
25 Jacksonville University Boulevard
3
3
3
3
15
15
21
21
18
0
15
0
3
22
23
8
15
7
72
30
110
45
45
0
47
0
15
145
0
60
33
62
22
199
80
321
135
135
0
120
0
120
401
92
26
27
*28
29
30
Lake City
30
23
20
3
50
30
100
56
56
0
126
0
17
200
35
Leesburg
17
15
11
8
121
69
149
92
92
0
51
0
15
0
0
Live Oak
38
20
13
5
56
25
107
50
50
24
37
0
5
84
0
1
2
4
1
14
7
19
10
10
0
14
0
1
12
2
Marianna
11
11
1
1
25
12
37
24
24
0
24
24
2
34
0
*31
32
33
34
Monticello
18
13
17
7
38
35
73
55
48
7
43
0
25
109
36
Nassau Nazarene Fellowship
21
15
11
9
57
54
89
78
68
39
17
10
29
204
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
70
39
52
15
135
89
257
143
122
0
84
0
102
279
84
Madison Barbara Memorial
New Beginning Community
New Smyrna Beach
* Sponsored New Church this Year
22
22a
23
23a
24
24a
26
27
28
29
29a
0
67
76
55
112
87
38
49
32
0
31
80
18
75
47
0
47
46
0
10
68
10
42
175
81
81
0
37
0
18
80
39
16
9
40
22
22
9
0
0
15
26
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
14
7
150
47
183
71
59
35
40
0
34
129
10
32
28
18
117
72
184
122
85
37
0
39
31
233
0
40
28
15
90
70
182
125
110
25
60
0
15
145
0
40
35
20
15
40
18
100
68
30
10
47
40
20
106
42
14
9
3
2
13
9
30
20
20
0
62
0
2
2
0
6
6
9
2
10
7
25
15
15
9
0
0
0
22
16
67
24
20
7
99
38
186
69
69
12
79
31
20
57
31
9
6
3
9
30
37
42
52
30
0
14
0
0
24
3
Suwannee River
10
5
0
0
26
20
36
25
15
12
35
0
0
26
0
Tallahassee First
25
10
30
15
82
45
137
70
70
12
170
50
40
200
0
51 Tallahassee New Life
52 Tavares
53 Trenton Community
26
7
7
4
23
11
56
22
22
20
39
0
57
25
16
3
3
0
0
0
0
3
3
0
0
0
0
0
37
0
6
6
5
5
12
12
23
23
23
0
15
6
14
20
0
0
0
657
1,640
200
934
4,098
696
1,424
163
911
4,163
738
216
37
23
20
60
28
100
30
199
36
37
38
39
40
Ocala First
16
10
36
29
60
48
Ocala West
6
5
8
9
61
33
Orange Park
87
30
21
9
67
Pace New Faith
4
1
20
12
Palm Coast
0
0
0
Panama City First
19
17
Pensacola Ensley
39
Pensacola First
64
Port Orange
Port St. Joe
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
San Mateo First
St. Augustine First
Starke
North Florida Supplemental
Name Change
Current Year Total
1,108
642
729
381
2,645
1,605
4,482
2,628
2,159
Last Year Total
1,020
610
694
308
3,066
1,507
4,780
2,425
2,425
Increase / (Decrease)
88
32
35
73
Inactive
Palm Coast
* Sponsored New Church this Year
Transfer
(421)
98
(298)
Merge
203
(266)
657
Disorganize
Eustis
Jacksonville Haitian
New Beginning Community
NMI Active
Membership
NYI Membership
VBS Enrollment
Average Weekly
Adult SDMI
Attendance
Average Weekly
Youth SDMI
Attendance
39
NMI Associate
Membership
76
35 North St. Johns Faith Community
Caravan Enrollment
58
Total Adult SDMI
Responsibility List
20
Total Youth SDMI
Responsibility List
78
Church Name
Average Weekly
Children’s SDMI
Attendance
Total Average
Weekly Discipleship
Groups Attendance
21a
Total Average
Weekly Sunday
School Attendance
21
Average Weekly
SDMI Attendance
Total Children’s SDMI
Responsibility List
2010
20a
Total SDMI
Responsibility List
20
DISCIPLESHIP
(65)
(42)
Drop
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
2010
32
Total Given to
Global Mission
31
Other Global
Interests
30
Approved Mission
Specials
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
102,953
2,969
3,006
0
5,975
1,187
2,522
0
2,522
1,152
0
1,152
53,604
3,236
1,015
5
4,256
838
25,812
0
25,812
1,466
49
1,515
8,607
534
251
0
785
0
427
0
427
0
0
0
Blountstown
26,794
1,445
168
0
1,613
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Crestview
33,293
0
300
0
300
267
1,435
0
1,435
381
0
381
1
2
3
4
5
Archer
*6
7
8
9
10
DeLand
Belleview
Belleview Prince of Peace
180,041
6,000
3,132
0
9,132
500
6,822
215
7,037
500
0
500
Deltona Iglesia Hispano Nazareno
23,039
0
0
0
0
0
2,737
0
2,737
0
0
0
Deltona Life Fellowship
62,755
0
891
0
891
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Eustis
88,253
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Eustis LakeBridge
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
11
*12
13
14
15
Fort Walton Beach
260,388
13,113
6,143
1,000
20,256
3,383
10,518
0
10,518
5,921
450
6,371
Gainesville First
179,904
11,414
5,395
0
16,809
10,638
9,118
0
9,118
3,039
0
3,039
Hernando
483,261
43,976
5,377
3,194
52,547
10,406
31,218
0
31,218
18,210
0
18,210
*16
17
18
19
20
High Springs Grace
91,432
0
261
0
261
0
0
2,600
2,600
0
0
0
Interlachen
39,614
1,009
552
0
1,561
583
762
0
762
762
25
787
Jacksonville Arabic
22,862
773
0
0
773
206
589
0
589
361
0
361
Jacksonville Central
75,037
4,241
3,625
0
7,866
1,650
3,500
0
3,500
650
100
750
Jacksonville First
61,916
4,625
1,014
0
5,639
1,236
3,708
0
3,708
2,163
0
2,163
Jacksonville Haitian
Jacksonville International Bible
21 Jacksonville Lighthouse
22 Jacksonville New Dimensions Cathedral of
Faith
Jacksonville Northside Fellowship
23
24 Jacksonville Oak Hill
25 Jacksonville University Boulevard
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
49,401
4,358
692
0
5,050
183
700
143
843
100
0
100
161,645
10,255
12,169
0
22,424
2,935
7,795
0
7,795
4,785
0
4,785
74,166
3,388
600
0
3,988
1,822
4,714
0
4,714
0
0
0
27,724
1,936
693
0
2,629
516
2,387
10
2,397
904
0
904
178,669
10,520
1,789
944
13,253
2,440
12,745
0
12,745
4,005
225
4,230
664,236
50,963
9,295
300
60,558
13,590
40,989
4,000
44,989
23,783
300
24,083
26
27
*28
29
30
Lake City
116,811
11,218
3,806
330
15,354
2,904
7,861
0
7,861
5,082
0
5,082
Leesburg
312,363
19,038
6,833
0
25,871
8,884
16,085
0
16,085
5,077
200
5,277
Live Oak
116,519
5,100
13,004
100
18,204
1,141
2,661
200
2,861
1,996
200
2,196
Madison Barbara Memorial
36,664
2,986
4,821
0
7,807
478
1,650
0
1,650
836
255
1,091
Marianna
52,539
2,734
336
471
3,541
577
1,930
0
1,930
1,010
0
1,010
*31
32
33
34
Monticello
101,193
8,253
3,884
0
12,137
440
762
0
762
310
25
335
56,562
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
257,453
21,400
9,533
0
30,933
5,518
16,554
0
16,554
9,656
300
9,956
Nassau Nazarene Fellowship
New Beginning Community
New Smyrna Beach
* Sponsored New Church this Year
35 North St. Johns Faith Community
361,023
14,479
9,770
0
24,249
3,861
8,099
36
37
38
39
40
Ocala First
182,867
6,601
4,361
0
10,962
1,760
Ocala West
102,919
6,126
4,202
0
10,328
1,634
Orange Park
176,600
10,275
18,395
2
28,672
34,984
0
123
249
0
0
0
9,888
Pace New Faith
Palm Coast
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
Approved Mission
Specials
Church Name
34
District Ministry
Funds
World Evangelism
Fund
PART 1
2010
33
Pension Fund
32
Total Given to
Global Mission
31
Other Global
Interests
30
Total Church
Income
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
0
8,099
7,826
0
7,826
6,927
0
6,927
5,729
269
5,998
4,041
0
4,041
2,859
200
2,660
8,269
217
3,059
8,486
4,655
200
372
0
0
4,855
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2,009
99
11,996
0
2,556
7,945
0
7,945
4,473
0
4,473
41
42
43
44
45
Panama City First
129,168
Pensacola Ensley
628,294
18,468
1,675
2,899
23,042
4,781
14,864
0
14,864
8,367
300
8,667
Pensacola First
406,335
18,321
2,738
1,000
22,059
4,886
15,188
0
15,188
8,552
100
8,652
Port Orange
154,021
5,579
1,158
0
6,737
2,674
5,914
0
5,914
2,603
200
2,803
Port St. Joe
54,599
2,449
2,672
0
5,121
632
1,964
0
1,964
1,106
0
1,106
46
47
48
49
50
San Mateo First
48,141
3,367
1,485
370
5,222
898
1,211
0
1,211
1,571
0
1,571
167,395
10,731
15,157
0
25,888
2,708
8,420
75
8,495
4,740
100
4,840
Starke
30,185
950
250
80
1,280
450
1,200
0
1,200
450
0
450
Suwannee River
48,238
4,053
472
0
4,525
1,081
3,243
0
3,243
1,892
0
1,892
Tallahassee First
290,338
21,526
6,518
79
28,123
5,573
16,719
70
16,789
9,753
125
9,878
51 Tallahassee New Life
52 Tavares
53 Trenton Community
49,224
450
909
0
1,359
300
360
0
360
630
0
630
98,202
8,389
3,751
216
12,356
2,166
5,736
1,180
6,916
3,790
300
4,090
75,599
1,000
0
210
1,210
0
0
0
0
0
25
25
St. Augustine First
0
North Florida Supplemental
Name Change
Current Year Total
7,037,830
388,136
174,230
11,548
573,914
110,942
327,789
8,979
336,768
159,457
Last Year Total
6,607,245
405,460
156,190
4,463
566,113
97,344
294,565
355
294,920
154,041
Increase / (Decrease)
430,585
18,040
7,085
7,801
13,598
33,224
8,624
41,848
5,416
Inactive
Palm Coast
* Sponsored New Church this Year
0
0
(17,324)
Transfer
Merge
Disorganize
Eustis
Jacksonville Haitian
New Beginning Community
Drop
3,679
163,136
154,041
3,679
9,095
47
48
49
50
Total Used for Local
Mission
Total Missional
Disbursements
Value of Church
Properties
Indebtedness on
Those Properties
51
Allocations Paid in
Full?
46
All Other Church
Ministries
45
Local Compassionate
Ministries
44a
Pastor, Associate,
and Support Staff
Benefits
44
Pastor, Associate,
and Support Staff
Salaries
Church Name
43
Debt Service
PART 2
2010
42
Buildings, Properties
and Capital
Improvements
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
55,175
0
3,169
25,866
407
16,278
100,895
111,731
800,000
0
No
0
0
3,160
4,068
125
19,351
26,704
59,125
1,000,000
0
Yes
Belleview Prince of Peace
787
2,322
1,200
0
0
1,841
6,150
7,362
350,000
12,334
No
Blountstown
299
0
15,600
0
0
0
15,899
17,512
225,000
0
No
0
9,718
0
0
0
17,749
27,467
29,850
472,396
97,930
No
9,998
0
48,164
10,058
2,422
160,274
230,916
248,085
1,200,000
0
No
6,300
1,443
6,200
889
2,146
2,541
19,519
22,256
0
0
Yes
1
2
3
4
5
Archer
*6
7
8
9
10
DeLand
Deltona Iglesia Hispano Nazareno
Belleview
Crestview
22,400
6,744
16,850
13,450
532
594
60,570
61,461
750,000
80,200
No
Eustis
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
No
Eustis LakeBridge
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
No
Fort Walton Beach
80,111
45,442
22,854
40,226
1,608
39,918
230,159
270,687
1,882,024
551,045
Yes
1,221
320
47,939
61,781
1,220
0
112,481
152,085
1,250,000
46,418
No
42,962
0
84,528
55,335
3,856
159,986
346,667
459,048
3,060,000
0
Yes
4,824
0
23,600
0
862
0
29,286
32,147
1,800
0
Yes
397
8,365
8,225
0
0
13,601
30,588
34,281
425,000
85,500
No
*16 Jacksonville Arabic
17 Jacksonville Central
2,700
0
8,400
5,000
1,495
2,600
20,195
22,124
0
0
Yes
1,253
0
17,989
27,039
50
31,026
77,357
91,123
1,600,000
0
No
18 Jacksonville First
19 Jacksonville Haitian
20 Jacksonville International Bible
2,412
0
19,610
18,556
150
4,583
45,311
58,057
1,500,000
500,000
Yes
11
*12
13
14
15
Deltona Life Fellowship
Gainesville First
Hernando
High Springs Grace
Interlachen
21 Jacksonville Lighthouse
22 Jacksonville New Dimensions Cathedral of
Faith
Jacksonville Northside Fellowship
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
No
2,713
0
15,000
14,620
0
1,954
34,287
40,463
596,000
0
No
17,543
28,230
29,045
27,755
2,490
14,263
119,326
157,265
1,700,000
176,100
Yes
0
9,903
40,500
9,694
0
8,563
68,660
79,184
790,000
105,408
No
0
0
0
14,875
0
12,857
27,732
34,178
230,000
0
Yes
25,362
35,088
45,615
6,791
2,710
2,370
117,936
150,604
1,869,974
366,862
Yes
51,460
96,472
165,864
40,563
1,200
123,455
479,014
622,234
7,210,002
613,499
Yes
2,887
0
25,450
28,590
165
15,478
72,570
103,771
1,200,000
0
Yes
Leesburg
3,898
71,501
53,789
65,162
5,438
77,205
276,993
333,110
2,250,000
650,000
Yes
Live Oak
43,574
0
29,000
3,025
1,000
1,800
78,399
102,801
450,000
0
Yes
Madison Barbara Memorial
23
24 Jacksonville Oak Hill
25 Jacksonville University Boulevard
26
27
*28
29
30
Lake City
3,306
0
3,600
0
350
25,268
32,524
43,550
125,000
0
Yes
Marianna
4,738
0
15,780
4,288
159
19,217
44,182
51,240
325,000
0
No
*31
32
33
34
Monticello
No
8,880
16,814
26,169
10,861
0
39,845
102,569
116,243
1,200,000
241,938
Nassau Nazarene Fellowship
0
28,625
5,200
18,879
0
0
52,704
52,704
666,707
295,339
No
New Beginning Community
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
No
2,829
0
46,802
69,370
1,600
69,762
190,363
253,324
1,100,000
0
Yes
New Smyrna Beach
* Sponsored New Church this Year
35 North St. Johns Faith Community
36
37
38
39
40
Ocala First
Ocala West
Orange Park
Pace New Faith
Palm Coast
46
47
48
49
50
51
All Other Church
Ministries
Total Used for Local
Mission
Total Missional
Disbursements
Value of Church
Properties
Indebtedness on
Those Properties
Allocations Paid in
Full?
45
Local Compassionate
Ministries
44a
Pastor, Associate,
and Support Staff
Benefits
Church Name
44
Debt Service
Buildings, Properties
and Capital
Improvements
PART 2
2010
43
Pastor, Associate,
and Support Staff
Salaries
42
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
0
85,948
60,306
36,382
4,469
70,953
258,058
302,093
2,470,000
1,375,000
Yes
4,285
25,800
36,400
59,405
350
44,358
170,598
194,288
1,560,000
223,000
Yes
904
0
9,615
29,041
0
34,235
73,795
94,814
724,700
0
Yes
9,108
16,235
43,600
12,319
501
35,488
117,251
161,924
750,000
160,000
Yes
23,303
0
0
4,000
0
1,411
28,714
29,086
350,000
0
Yes
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
No
4,172
24,974
27,339
1,477
48,757
110,615
137,585
1,138,831
1,534
Yes
41
42
43
44
45
Panama City First
3,896
Pensacola Ensley
57,449
238,797
103,379
39,201
13,549
32,405
484,780
536,134
1,750,000
0
Yes
2,996
108,998
33,750
2,769
524
126,641
275,678
326,463
5,000,000
2,452,470
Yes
Port Orange
23,705
25,298
24,603
47,690
622
32,790
154,708
172,836
2,000,000
182,900
No
Port St. Joe
4,887
0
11,050
12,075
0
0
28,012
36,835
309,433
0
Yes
46
47
48
49
50
San Mateo First
6,235
0
15,275
4,350
125
16,522
42,507
51,409
350,000
0
Yes
St. Augustine First
6,325
16,316
17,341
39,363
1,365
43,255
123,965
165,896
1,144,000
37,389
Yes
Pensacola First
780
3,000
1,300
0
0
0
5,080
8,460
1,000,000
185,000
Yes
Suwannee River
1,219
0
17,225
9,134
2,165
11,956
41,699
52,440
400,000
0
Yes
Tallahassee First
67,801
0
70,470
16,560
6,156
22,499
183,486
243,849
4,300,000
0
Yes
51 Tallahassee New Life
52 Tavares
53 Trenton Community
4,842
10,796
0
20,700
1,750
3,425
41,513
44,162
350,000
129,809
Yes
8,366
0
15,600
21,102
3,228
25,065
73,361
98,889
650,000
0
Yes
6,740
14,421
0
0
400
2,533
24,094
25,329
325,000
131,000
No
0
0
Starke
North Florida Supplemental
Current Year Total
630,870
910,768
1,314,190
958,171
66,666
1,434,672
5,315,337
6,500,097
58,800,867
8,700,675
Last Year Total
675,897
787,651
1,013,438
1,202,802
25,452
2,033,706
5,738,946
6,851,364
61,106,207
8,843,767
123,117
300,752
Increase / (Decrease)
Name Change
Inactive
Palm Coast
* Sponsored New Church this Year
(45,027)
Transfer
(244,631)
41,214
Merge
(599,034)
(423,609)
(351,267)
(2,305,340)
Disorganize
Eustis
Jacksonville Haitian
New Beginning Community
(143,092)
Drop