Southwest Oklahoma 2015
SOUTHWEST OKLAHOMA DISTRICT 2015 SIXTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL ASSEMBLY JOURNAL SESSION HELD AT Mustang Church of the Nazarene MUSTANG, OKLAHOMA APRIL 12-13, 2015 Sixty-seventh Annual Assembly Journal of the Southwest Oklahoma District Church of the Nazarene Session held at Mustang Church of the Nazarene Mustang, Oklahoma April 12-13, 2015 Eugénio Duarte General Superintendent Jim G. Cooper District Superintendent 2 ORDAINED 2015 (Left to right) Dr. Eugénio Duarte, General Superintendent, Rev. Brett & Ashly Armstrong, Rev. Phillip & Becky Innis, Rev. Rev. Jonathan & Rachel Bender, Dr. Jim G. Cooper, District Superintendent 3 SESSIONS OF THE SOUTHWEST OKLAHOMA DISTRICT ASSEMBLY Date 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 Place Ardmore Duncan Oklahoma City Duncan El Reno Lawton Duncan Duncan Duncan Duncan El Reno Duncan Lawton Elk City El Reno Duncan Elk City Lawton Oklahoma City Duncan Oklahoma City Bethany Duncan Oklahoma City Duncan Oklahoma City Duncan Oklahoma City Oklahoma City Oklahoma City Oklahoma City Oklahoma City Oklahoma City Oklahoma City Oklahoma City Oklahoma City Bethany Oklahoma City Bethany Oklahoma City Bethany Oklahoma City Bethany Oklahoma City Bethany Oklahoma City Altus Bethany Oklahoma City Bethany Oklahoma City Bethany Oklahoma City Oklahoma City Mustang Pastor R. Stephen Bennett J. E. Cook R. T. Williams, Jr. J. E. Cook J. Louis Emmert L. P. Roberts J. E. Cook J. E. Cook Bob Carroll Bob Carroll Willie Voigt Bob Carroll J. W. Livingston Charles Tryon Ervin Emmer Bob Carroll Talmadge Johnson Carl Summer James Snow Robert C. Wellmon R. L. Sumner Carl Summer Robert C. Wellmon R. L. Sumner O. W. Wilson Talmadge Johnson Charles Stroud Richard Reed Richard Reed Richard Reed Richard Reed Richard Reed Robert Snodgrass Robert Snodgrass Robert Snodgrass Robert Snodgrass Carl Summer Steven Fletcher Ronald G. Greeno Curtis Lewis Jr. Ronald G. Greeno Curtis Lewis Jr. Larry Pruitt Curtis Lewis Jr. Larry Pruitt Ray Lunn Hance Dave Bucher Larry Pruitt N. Greg Rickey Larry Pruitt N. Greg Rickey Larry Pruitt N. Greg Rickey Stan Toler Larry Hunter Gen Supt. Williamson Nease Vanderpool Young Williamson Powers Benner Vanderpool Powers Young Benner Vanderpool Lewis Vanderpool Williamson Benner Young Powers Lewis Williamson Young Jenkins Coulter Stowe Lewis Jenkins Stowe Lawlor Coulter Lewis Strickland Jenkins Stowe Greathouse Lewis Lewis Strickland Strickland Hurn Hurn Stowe Stowe Owens Owens Johnson Johnson Knight Knight Prince Prince Cunningham Cunningham Diehl Diehl Bond Dist. Supt. W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson W. T. Johnson M. Bert Daniels M. Bert Daniels M. Bert Daniels M. Bert Daniels M. Bert Daniels M. Bert Daniels M. Bert Daniels M. Bert Daniels M. Bert Daniels Carl Summer Carl Summer Carl Summer Carl Summer Carl Summer Carl Summer Carl Summer Carl Summer Carl Summer Carl Summer Carl Summer Carl Summer Carl Summer Carl Summer Carl Summer Carl Summer Carl Summer Dist. Sec. R. Stephen Bennett Willie Voigt Willie Voigt Willie Voigt Willie Voigt Willie Voigt Willie Voigt Willie Voigt Willie Voigt Willie Voigt Willie Voigt Willie Voigt LaVern S. Day LaVern S. Day LaVern S. Day LaVern S. Day LaVern S. Day LaVern S. Day LaVern S. Day LaVern S. Day LaVern S. Day LaVern S. Day LaVern S. Day O. W. Wilson O. W. Wilson O. W. Wilson Talmadge Johnson Charles Stroud Charles Stroud Charles Stroud Charles Stroud Charles Stroud Charles Stroud Charles Stroud Charles Stroud Charles Stroud Charles Stroud Charles Stroud Charles Stroud Charles Stroud Charles Stroud Charles Stroud Charles Stroud Charles Stroud Terrell Earnest Terrell Earnest Terrell Earnest Terrell Earnest John Jonté John Jonté John Jonté John Jonté John Jonté Danny Goddard Danny Goddard 4 SESSIONS OF THE SOUTHWEST OKLAHOMA DISTRICT ASSEMBLY (cont'd.) Date 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Place Oklahoma City Oklahoma City Mustang Bethany Oklahoma City Oklahoma City Mustang Bethany Oklahoma City Mustang Oklahoma City Bethany Mustang Pastor Harold Graves Sr. Stan Toler Larry Hunter Jim Hill Stan Toler (TBS) Terry Armstrong Jim Hill Kent Hubbard Terry Armstrong Hardy Powers III Jim Hill Terry Armstrong Gen Supt. Bond Porter Porter Warrick Warrick Middendorf Middendorf Graves Graves Toler Toler Duarte Duarte Dist. Supt. Carl Summer Carl Summer Carl Summer Carl Summer Carl Summer W. Talmadge Johnson W. Talmadge Johnson Jim G. Cooper Jim G. Cooper Jim G. Cooper Jim G. Cooper Jim G. Cooper Jim G. Cooper Dist. Sec. Robert C. Howard Robert C. Howard Robert C. Howard Robert C. Howard Robert C. Howard Charles Crow Charles Crow Charles Crow Charles Crow Charles Crow Charles Crow Charles Crow Charles Crow 5 Table of Contents I. Official Directory A. District Personnel B. District Boards and Standing Committees C. District Auxiliary Organizations D. Zone Organization E. District Church Directory F. Ordained Elders G. Ordained Deacons H. Licensed Ministers I. Registered Evangelist J. Registered Song Evangelist 7 7 7 8 10 10 22 26 27 27 28 II. General Information 28 III. Plan of Examination 29 IV. Daily Proceedings 31 V. Reports A. District Officers - District Superintendent - NMI President - NYI President B. District Board and Standing Committees - District Advisory Board - Ministerial Credentials Board - Ministerial Studies Board C. Assembly Committees - Finance Committee - Audit Committee - Nominating Committee - Ministerial Support - Honoring Faithful Followers 32 32 32 35 37 38 38 39 39 40 40 41 42 43 45 VI. Minutes of the Convention 46 VII. Financial and Statistical 46 6 I. Official Directory A. DISTRICT PERSONNEL General Superintendent—Dr. Eugénio R. Duarte (Maria), 17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lenexa, KS 66220 (913-577-0500) District Superintendent—Dr. Jim G. Cooper (Betty), P.O. Box 937, Mustang, OK 73064 ([email protected]; fax: 405-256-6763; cell: 405-922-7163; 405-256-6766) District Treasurer—Mel Jurjens (Linda), 13555 N. Richland Rd., Piedmont, OK 73078 ([email protected]; fax: 405-256-6766; cell: 405-226-4979) District Secretary—Dr. Charles Crow (Imalee), P.O. Box 937, Mustang, OK 73064 ([email protected]; fax: 405-256-6766; cell: 405-641-0003; 405-256-6766) District SDMI Chairperson—Paul A. Metcalfe (Lisa), 211 E. Colorado St., Walters, OK 73572 ([email protected]; 580-875-2112) District NMI President—Cindy Powell (Darrel), 201 E. Grand Teton Ct., Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; 405-308-2341) District NYI President—Brett Armstrong, 717 N. Canadian Terr., Mustang, OK 73064 ([email protected]; fax: 405-256-6763; cell: 405-519-6297: 405-376-2892) District Office—700 E. Hwy. 152, Mustang, OK 73064 (Mail: P.O. Box 937, Mustang, OK 73064) ([email protected]: fax: 405-256-6763; 405-256-6766) District Office Secretaries— Betty Cooper ([email protected]; 405-256-6766) Sharon Regester ([email protected]; 405-256-6766) Salyer Lake Conference/Retreat Center—24132 S.H. 152, Minco, OK 73059 (website: www.salyerlake.org; 405-656-9228) Director—Ken Hembree (Elizabeth) ([email protected]; cell: 405-922-2042) Oklahoma University Nazarene Student Center—Anita Shepperd (Craig), 700 Chautauqua, Norman, OK 73069 ([email protected]; 405-436-7681) B. DISTRICT BOARDS AND STANDING COMMITTEES Advisory Board District Superintendent Dr. Jim G. Cooper, ex officio Ordained Elders 2016—Terry Armstrong, 700 E. Hwy. 152, Mustang, OK 73064 ([email protected]; 405-376-5322) 2017—Dee Boyt, 621 Cottonwood, Ardmore, OK 73401 ([email protected]; 580-223-2826) 2018—Paul A. Metcalfe, 211 E. Colorado St., Walters, OK 73572 ([email protected]; 580-875-2112) 2019—Jim Hill, 3100 N. Rockwell, Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; 405-789-6034) Lay Members 2016—Myrna Latham, 2012 Brookfield, Norman, OK 73072 ([email protected]; 405-329-6649) 2017—Tabitha Danley, 5725 Hidden Meadow Dr., Mustang, OK 73064 ([email protected]; 405-405-308-5946) 2018—Fred Emmert, 3410 N.E. 120th St., Elgin, OK 73538 ([email protected]; 580-353-5784) 2019—Rick Powell, 4516 Sky Trail Ct., Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; 405-350-7032) Court of Appeals (Terms expiring 2018) Dr. Jim G. Cooper, ex officio; Terry Davis, Janet Neal, Rick Powell, Doug Vernier Ministerial Credentials Board (Terms expiring 2017) Dr. Jim G. Cooper, ex officio; Terry Armstrong, Nicolas Becerra, Wendall Buck, Kristen Donovan, Brent Hardesty, Jim Hill, Claude Ledbetter, Hyeon Hoon Lee, Paul Metcalfe, Mike Murray, Gaby Rodriguez, Steve Ruby, Doug Runyan Ministerial Studies Board (Terms expiring 2017) Mark Williams, Chairman; Robert Barkley, Dee Boyt, Jennifer Couchman, Howard Culbertson, Mark Fryar, Kelly Griffith, Curtis Koscheski, Chad Penner, Gary Reynolds, Sergio Rodriguez, Richard Schneberger, Craig Shepperd, Karola Sikes Trustees for Southern Nazarene University Dr. Jim G. Cooper, ex officio 2016—Jim Hill, 3100 N. Rockwell, Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; 405-789-6034) 7 2017—Jason Gunter, 12216 S. Villa, Oklahoma City, OK 73170 2018—Becky Armstrong, 108 S. Nelson Dr., Mustang, OK 73064 ([email protected]; 918-858-7564) ([email protected]; cell: 405-203-9750) Salyer Lake Conference and Retreat Center Board Dr. Jim G. Cooper, ex officio; District Advisory Board; Essential Ministries Chairpersons; District Secretary; District Treasurer Ministers 2016—Claude Ledbetter, Doug Vernier, Andy Young 2017—Kym Drabenstot, Doug Runyan, Paul Stroud 2018—Kristen Donovan, Larry Hunter, Erick Sanchez Lay Members 2016—Paul Nantze, Lonnie Taylor, Paul Wood 2017—Imalee Crow, Terry Davis, Larry Kibbe 2018—Steve Livingston, Bobby Rader, Gary Russell Home Missions and Church Properties District Advisory Board District Support and Retirement District Advisory Board Compassionate Ministry Centers Jubilee Partners Kristen Donovan (Greg), P.O. Box 1211, Oklahoma City, OK 73101 ([email protected]; 405-822-2250) Love Link Ministries Marilyn Stark, 1122 Linwood Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK 73106 ([email protected]; 405-239-6219) OKC Compassion Richard Bond (Sherry), P.O. Box 75995, Oklahoma City, OK 73147 ([email protected]; 405-524-8082) (Reaching Our City) ROC Richard Schneberger (Sara), 7710 N.W. 10th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73127 ([email protected]; office: 405-440-9994) Oklahoma University Nazarene Student Center Associate Director: Anita Shepperd (Craig), 820 E. Hayes, Norman, OK 73071 ([email protected]; 405-436-7681) OUNSC Board Members President—Dr. Martha Banz (2017) Vice-President—Ben Pearson (2016) Secretary—Brandon Wilson (2016) Treasurer—Mitch Dietz (2016) District Superintendent—Dr. Jim G. Cooper (ex officio) Additional Board Members: Myrna Latham (2016) Stephanie McCullough-Lawler (2016) Dr. Robert McArthur (2017) Rev. Jason Smith (2016) ([email protected]) ([email protected]) ([email protected]) ([email protected]) ([email protected]) ([email protected]) ([email protected]) ([email protected]) C. DISTRICT AUXILIARY ORGANIZATIONS District Board of Discipleship Ministries International Chairman—Paul A. Metcalfe, 211 E. Colorado St., Walters, OK 73572 ([email protected]; 580-875-2112) Secretary—Donna Keesee, 322 Novak, Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; 405-354-5254) Treasurer—Michelle Sackett, 525 E. Main, Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; 405-728-4469) Mission Ministries/NMI President—Cindy Powell, 201 E. Grand Teton Ct., Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; 405-308-2341) 8 Teen Ministries/NYI President—Brett Armstrong, 717 N. Canadian Terr., Mustang, OK 73064 ([email protected]; 405-376-2892) Children’s Ministries—Kelly Griffith, 4601 N. Mueller Ave., Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; 405-495-3850) Young Adult Ministries—Phillip Innis, P.O. Box 306, Tuttle, OK 73089 ([email protected]; cell: 405-430-3709) Family Enrichment Ministries—Eddie Stark, P.O. Box 398, Noble, OK 73068 ([email protected]; 405-577-2559) Mature Adult Ministries—Paul & Nettie Stroud, 721 Mato Verde Ln., Minco, OK 73059 ([email protected]; 405-352-5948) Statistical Secretary—Sharon Regester, District Resource Center, P.O. Box 937, Mustang, OK 73064 ([email protected]; 405-56-6766) Elected Board Members 2016—Ken Hembree, 24132 S.H. 152, Minco, OK 73059 ([email protected]: 405-922-2042) 2016—Paul Stroud, 721 Mato Verde Ln., Minco, OK 73059 ([email protected]; 450-352-5948) 2017—Donna Keesee, 322 Novak, Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; 405-354-5254) 2017—Sergio Rodriguez, 15101 Todd Way, Oklahoma City, OK 73170 ([email protected]; 405-514-5163) 2018—Jonathan Bender, 3114 N. Hammond St., Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; 405-789-2253; cell 513-673-7624) 2018—Nettie Stroud, 721 Mato Verde Ln., Minco, OK 73059 ([email protected]; 450-352-5948) District NMI Council EXECUTIVE President—Cindy Powell, 201 E. Grand Teton Ct., Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; 405-308-2341) Vice President Work & Witness—Judy Nantze, 7513 N.W. 38th St., Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; cell: 405-990-4890; 405-787-0448) Secretary—Cindy Nicolai, Rte. 1, Box 64, Geary, OK 73040 ([email protected]; 405-884-2644) Treasurer—Rick Boyt, 2009 6th N.W., Ardmore, OK 73401 ([email protected]; cell: 318-652-4914) PRAYING Coordinator—Linda Short, 4105 Quail Dr. Norman, OK 73072 ([email protected]; cell: 404-412-9769; 405-447-0921) DISCIPLING Coordinator—Kristen Donovan, P.O. Box 1211, Oklahoma City, OK 73101 ([email protected]; 405-822-2250) GIVING Coordinator—Nettie Stroud, 721 Mato Verde Lane, Minco, OK 73059 ([email protected]; 405-352-5948) EDUCATING Coordinator—Jennifer Lester, 304 Candylane Cir., Yukon, OK 73099 (405-324-2956) Compassionate Ministries—Kristen Donovan, 1724 N.W. 33rd St., Oklahoma City, OK 73118 ([email protected]; 405-822-2250) Missionary Health Care—Becky Armstrong, 108 S. Nelson Dr., Mustang, OK 73064 ([email protected]; 405-203-9750) Children—Linda Short, 4105 Quail Dr., Norman, OK 73072 ([email protected]; cell: 404-412-9769; 405-447-0921) Youth Representatives— Alix Scott, 617 S.W. 162nd St., Oklahoma City, OK 73170 (405-206-0205) Mikala West, 1738 W. Rose Oak Dr., Mustang, OK 73064 ([email protected]; 405-206-4372) Deputation—Cindy Nicolai, Rte. 1, Box 64, Geary, OK 73040 ([email protected]; 405-884-2644) LINKS—Karola Sikes, 215 N. 8th St., Weatherford, OK 73096 ([email protected]; 580-772-0064) Mission Call Coordinator—Howard Culbertson, 5901 N.W. 81st, Oklahoma City, OK 73132 ([email protected]; 405-7404149) Alabaster—Nettie Stroud, 721 Mato Verde Lane, Minco, OK 73059 ([email protected]; 405-352-5948) Work & Witness—Judy Nantze, 7513 N.W. 38th St., Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; cell: 405-990-4890; 405-787-0448) World Mission Broadcast—Mikala West, 1738 W. Rose Oak Dr., Mustang, OK 73064 ([email protected]; 405-206-4372) JESUS Film—Judy Nantze, 7513 N.W. 38th St., Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; cell: 405-990-4890; 405-787-0448) Crisis Care Kits—Beverly Rupert, 7307 N.W. 105th, Oklahoma City, OK ([email protected]; cell: 405-213-5426; 405-721-5747) 9 Representatives: Altus—Tessa Young, 509 Lakeside Dr., Altus, OK 73521 ([email protected]; cell: 713-304-8998) Chickasha—Rachel Ellis, 1111 Florida, Chickasha, OK 73018 ([email protected]; 405-623-8457) Clinton—Robert Barkley, P.O. Box 885, Elk City, OK 73648 ([email protected]; 580-225-0585) Duncan—Dee Boyt, 2009 6th Ave. N.W, Ardmore, OK 73401 ([email protected]; 580-223-2826) OKC North—Nettie Stroud, 721 Mato Verde Lane, Minco, OK 73059 ([email protected]; 405-352-5948) OKC South—Anita Shepperd, 820 E. Hayes St., Norman, OK 73071 ([email protected]; 405-921-1592) Multicultural—Jackie Sanchez, 301 N. Morgan Dr., Moore, OK 73160 ([email protected]; cell: 405-215-1409) Inner City—Kristen Donovan, P.O. Box 1211, Oklahoma City, OK 73101 ([email protected]; 405-822-2250) District NYI Council President—Brett Armstrong, 717 N. Canadian Terr., Mustang, OK 73064 ([email protected]; fax: 405-256-6763; cell: 405-519-6297; 405-376-2892) Executive Council: Vice-President—Craig Shepperd, 820 E. Hayes, Norman, OK 73071 ([email protected]; 405-436-7681) Secretary—Kent Mullens, 617 S. 8th St., Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; cell: 405-826-0072; 405-354-2827) Treasurer—Lance Redinger, 157 Stonebridge Blvd., #2417, Edmond, OK 73013 ([email protected]; 405-812-9371) Member—Travis Lee, 617 E. Juniper Ln., Mustang, OK 73064 ([email protected]; cell: 479-616-8800) Council: Jay Seymour, 4200 Farm Rd., Moore, OK 73160 Brianna Shay, 6809 N.W. 44th St., Bethany, OK 73008 Brendon Weaver, 1030 N. Doris, Oklahoma City, OK 73127 Chris Yarbrough, 2213 W. Spruce Ave., Duncan, OK 73533 ([email protected]; 405-496-0292) ([email protected]; 405-248-2988) ([email protected]; 405-924-3447) ([email protected]; cell: 580-606-1531) D. ZONE ORGANIZATION Altus Zone—Altus, Altus Korean, Hollis, Mangum, Snyder Chickasha Zone—Anadarko, Cache, Carnegie, Chickasha, Emerson, Komah Memorial, Lawton First, Lawton Heights, Lawton Korean Community Clinton Zone—Clinton, Clinton Milagro de Dios, Elk City, Erick, Weatherford Duncan Zone—Ardmore First, Ardmore Hispanic (CTM), Duncan Heritage Oaks, Marlow, Paul’s Valley, Walters, Waurika Oklahoma City North Zone—Bethany Calvary, Bethany Jernigan Memorial, Canadian Hills, El Reno, Mustang, Oklahoma City All Nations, Oklahoma City Crown Heights, Oklahoma City May Avenue, Oklahoma City ROC, Oklahoma City Providence, Oklahoma City Rosa de Sharon, Oklahoma City Western Oaks, Yukon First Oklahoma City South Zone—Moore, Moore Casa Vida (NOC), Noble, Newcastle Life Springs, Norman Community, Oklahoma City Faith, Hope & Life, Oklahoma City First Korean, Oklahoma City JesuCristo Luz de Verdad, Oklahoma City SouthPointe, Oklahoma City Trinity, Oklahoma City Woodson Park, Tuttle E. DISTRICT CHURCH DIRECTORY Altus (Organized 1909) (059-0010) Location—700 N. Main Street, Altus, OK 73521 (580-482-0964) Pastor—(5/14/12) Andrew Young (Tessa), 509 Lakeside Dr., Altus, OK 73521 ([email protected]; cell: 713-206-0182) Music Dir.—Pat Duckworth, 616 Hayes Ave., Altus, OK 73521 ([email protected]; 580-482-2423) SS Supt.—Carol Bunch, 613 3rd St., Lone Wolf, OK 73655 ([email protected]; 580-682-1577) NYI Pres.—Michelle Shumaker, 19015 E. CR 175, Eldorado, OK 73537 ([email protected]; 580-633-2708) Women’s Min. Dir.—Pat Duckworth, 616 Hayes Ave., Altus, OK 73521 ([email protected]; 580-482-2423) NMI Pres.—Mary Naeve, 800 E. Cypress, Altus, OK 73521 (580-480-0191) Church Board Sec.—Kriston Kelly, 20943 E. CR 169, Altus, OK 73521 ([email protected]; 580-301-3664) Church Treas.—Raylon Shumaker, 19015 E. CR 175, Eldorado, OK 73537 ([email protected]; 580-633-2708) Altus Korean (Organized 2002) (059-0011) Location—800 N. Julian St., Altus, OK 73521 Pastor—(Interim) Kijoon Yun (Kyungae Park), 514 N.W. 60th St., Lawton, OK 73505 Women’s Min. Dir.—Chae Hyon Hansen, 1104 Wendy Ln., Altus, OK 73521 (580-482-5321) (580-919-1073) (580-379-4130) 10 Church Board Sec.—Ok Young Owon, 1312 Canterbury, Altus, OK 73521 Church Treas.—Sang Suk Lee, 200 Lakeside Dr., Altus, OK 73521 (580-482-5479) (580-480-0144) Anadarko (Organized 1939) (059-0020) Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 456) 601 W. Virginia, Anadarko, OK 73005 (405-247-5331) Pastor—(5/19/09) Curtis Koscheski (Tammy), 1308 Berkshire Way, Anadarko, OK 73005 ([email protected] 405-247-5622) Music Dir.—John Cahill, 205 W. Market Ave., Anadarko, OK 73005 ([email protected]; 405-638-2518) SS Supt.—Allan Leatherbury, Rte. 1, Box 51, Cyril, OK 73029 ([email protected]; 580-467-3313) Children’s Min. Dir.—Amy Brown, 4173 State Hwy. 92, Cement, OK 73017 (405-487-8970) NYI Directors— Allan & Trish Leatherbury, Rte. 1, Box 51, Cyril, OK 73029 ([email protected]; 580-467-3313) Prime Time Dir.—Roy & Pam Thacker, 716 W. Louisiana, Anadarko, OK 73005 (405-247-2984) NMI Pres.—Pamela Millo, 35080 CS 2700, Anadarko, OK 73005 (405-648-2569) Church Board Sec.—Donna Lovell, Rte. 2, Box 37, Anadarko, OK 73005 ([email protected]; 405-247-5926) Church Treas.—Barbara Nutter, 9332 Lansbrook Ln., Oklahoma City, OK 73132 ([email protected]; 405-603-7596) Ardmore First (Organized 1925) (059-0030) Location—621 Cottonwood, Ardmore, OK 73401 (580-223-2826) Pastor—(4/16/12) Dee Boyt (Rick), 2009 6th Ave. N.W., Ardmore, OK 73401 ([email protected]; 580-224-2977) Music Dir.—Marian Hopkins, 1449 C St. S.E., Ardmore, OK 73401 ([email protected]; 580-226-2610) SS Supt.—Charles Smith, 1438 C St. S.E., Ardmore, OK 73401 ([email protected]; 580-223-0461) Children’s Min. Dir.—Rachel Henninger, 224 Campbell St., Ardmore, OK 73401 ([email protected]; 580-276-7886) NYI Pres.—Shalena Mosley, 706 Cherry St., Ardmore, OK 73401 ([email protected]; 580-226-0722) Adult Min. Dir.—Peggy Parker, 2027 10th Ave. N.W., Ardmore, OK 73401 (580-223-7543) Prime Time Dir.—Peggy Parker, 2027 10th Ave. N.W., Ardmore, OK 73401 (580-223-7543) Single Adult Min. Dir.—Peaches Mosley, 706 Cherry St., Ardmore, OK 73401 (580-223-7607) Men’s Min. Dir.—Don Ruiz, 406 Rail Head, Ardmore, OK 73401 (580-224-7669) NMI Pres.—Marian Hopkins, 1449 C St. S.E., Ardmore, OK 73401 ([email protected]; 580-226-2610) CLT Dir.—Dee Boyt, 2009 6th Ave. N.W., Ardmore, OK 73401 ([email protected]; 580-224-2977) Church Board Sec.—Rachel Henninger, 224 Campbell St., Ardmore, OK 73401 ([email protected]; 580-276-7886) Church Treas.—Randy Hopkins, 1449 C St. S.E., Ardmore, OK 73401 ([email protected]; 580-226-2610) Ardmore Hispanic (CTM) (059-0036) Location—(Mail: 25 12th St., N.E.), 20 12th St. N.E., Ardmore, OK 73401 Lay Minister—(7/29/01) Jorge Soto (Cecilia), 25 12th St. N.E., Ardmore, OK 73401 Church Board Sec.—Cecilia Soto, 25 12th St. N.E., Ardmore, OK 73401 Church Treas.—Ivan Otero, 1529 1st St. S.W., Ardmore, OK 73401 (580-223-1209) (580-223-1209) (580-223-1209) (580-226-4255) Bethany Calvary (Organized 1952) (059-0330) Location—3100 N. Rockwell, Bethany, OK 73008 (website: www.calvarynazarene.org; [email protected]; fax: 405-789-1312; 405-789-6034) Pastor—(10/17/04) James S. Hill (DeAnna), 7613 N.W. 38th St., Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; 405-603-7657) Spiritual Formation Pastor—John Williamson (Chris), 1180 Monument Lane, Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; 405-265-7402) Music Dir.—Jim Graves (Elizabeth), 3104 N. Downing Ct., Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; 405-473-9441) Visitation Pastor—Ron Cole (Lynn), 1809 N.W. 175th St., Edmond, OK 73012 ([email protected]; 405-285-7491) Children’s Director—Vonya Shreffler (Mark), 416 Taylor N.W., Piedmont, OK 73078 ([email protected]; 405-373-2786) SS Supt.—(To Be Decided) NYI Pres.—Nola Chamberlain, 2116 Graham Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73127 ([email protected]; 405-495-1008) NMI Pres.—Judy Nantze, 7513 N.W. 38th, Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; 405-787-0448) Prime Time Dir.—Brance Moyer, 5204 N.W. 47th St., Warr Acres, OK 73122 ([email protected]; 405-440-2867) Work & Witness Coord.—Paul Nantze, 7513 N.W. 38th, Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; 405-787-0448) 11 Church Board Sec.—Marilyn Wetmore, 220 Cherry Creek Dr., Norman, OK 73072 ([email protected]; 405-579-8668) Church Treas.—Libby Campbell, 8717 N.W. 116th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73162 ([email protected]; 405-720-2487) Bethany Jernigan Memorial (Organized 1950) (059-0400) Location—(Mail: 3114 N. Hammond St.) 3200 N. Hammond St., Bethany, OK 73008 (405-789-8684) Pastor—(12/29/13) Jonathan Bender (Rachel), 3114 N. Hammond St., Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; 405-789-2253; cell 513-673-7624) Music Dir.—James Fenno, 6101 N.W. 30th St., Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; 405-787-5476) SS Supt.—Joanne Hembree, 6005 N.W. 30th St., Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; 405-495-9715) Children’s Min. Dir.—Barbara Helton, 6001 N.W. 30th St., Bethany, OK 73008 (405-789-8235) Adult Min. Dir.—Henry Arnett, 7220 N.W. 44th, Bethany, OK 73008 (405-789-4415) Prime Time Dir.—Kenneth Hembree, 6005 N.W. 30th St., Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; 405-495-9715) Women’s Min. Dir.—Ferne Golightly, 7007 N.W. 49th St., Bethany, OK 73008 (405-789-4664) NMI Pres.—Sheilia Hopkins, 2529 Norman Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73127 (405-787-1269) Work & Witness Coord.—Kenneth Hembree, 6005 N.W. 30th St., Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; 405-495-9715) CLT Dir.—Jesse Blanchard, 2616 Norman Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73127 ([email protected]; 405-495-0092) Church Board Sec.—Sunny Blanchard, 2616 Norman Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73127 ([email protected]; 405-495-0092, cell 405-606-5512) Church Treas.—Sunny Blanchard, 2616 Norman Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73127 ([email protected]; 405-495-0092, cell 405-606-5512) Cache First Indian (Organized 1936) (059-0057) Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 857) 1.5 miles west on Old Hwy. 62, Cache, OK 73527 (580-583-0772) Pastor—(06/03/09) Matthew Asetamy, P.O. Box 412, Cache, OK 73527 ([email protected]; 580-583-0772) SS Supt.—Rosalind Asetamy, P.O. Box 412, Cache, OK 73527 (580-583-8686) NMI Pres.—Larue Parker, 1018 W. “E” St., Cache, OK 73527 (580-350-9192) Church Board Sec.—Rosalind Asetamy, P.O. Box 412, Cache, OK 73527 (580-583-8686) Church Treas.—Arlene Kemp, 816 W “E” St., Cache, OK 73527 (580-583-7946) Canadian Hills (Organized 1983) (059-0056) Location—11744 W. Reno, Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; fax: 405-324-7420; 405-324-5661) Pastor—(05/26/13) Chad Penner (Jen), 341 E. Platt Dr., Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; cell 832-407-5995) Assoc. Pastor—John Parker (Karen), 1417 Bois D ’Arc Dr., Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; 405-312-9501) Worship Arts Leader—Chris Vera (Sarah), 5209 N. Beaver Ave., Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; 405-255-3392) Visitation Pastor—Janet Neal (Warren), 413 Sage Brush Rd., Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; 405-490-4420) Youth Leaders—Scott & Leah Patton, 103 Palm, Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; 405-354-5198) Global Missions Leader—Calah Lynes, 500 Pointe Pkwy. Blvd., #1923, Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; 580-716-0093) Church Board Sec.—Phyllis Cox, 9610 S.W. 17th St., Yukon, OK 73128 ([email protected]; 405-922-1156) Church Treas.—Robin Paulson (R.P.), P.O. Box 321, Wheatland, Ok 73097 ([email protected]; 405-831-3206) Carnegie (Organized 1928) (059-0060) Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 752) 7 E. Ash St., Carnegie, OK 73015 (fax: 580-654-2629; 580-654-2629) Pastor—(7/1/02) William G. (Chip) Perkins (Tammy), P.O. Box 624, 14 E. Ash, Carnegie, OK 73015 ([email protected]; 580-654-1505) Music Dir.—Kevin Brewster, P.O. Box 325, Carnegie, OK 73015 ([email protected]; 580-654-1706) SS Supt.—Rhett Morgan, 529 N. Carnegie, Carnegie, OK 73015 ([email protected]; 580-654-2675) Children’s Min. Dir.—Tammy Perkins, P.O. Box 624, Carnegie, OK 73015 ([email protected]; 580-654-1505) Prime Time Dir.—Jerry Tate, 226 W. Ash St., Carnegie, OK 73015 ([email protected]; 580-654-8210) NYI Pres.—Crystal Harmon, P.O. Box 1034, Carnegie, OK 73015 (580-483-7833) Women’s Min. Dir.—Kathy Whitezell, RR 1, Box 92A, Mountain View, OK 73062 (580-704-8192) 12 NMI Pres.—Kaye Weaver, P.O. Box 75, Carnegie, OK 73015 ([email protected]; 580-654-2006) Church Board Sec.—Mary Hamilton, P.O. Box 593, Carnegie, OK 73015 ([email protected]; 405-668-0153) Church Treas.—Raymond Frazier, P.O. Box 573, Carnegie, OK 73015 ([email protected]; 580-654-2560) Chickasha First (Organized 1923) (059-0070) Location—1300 S. 29th St., Chickasha, OK 73018 (405-222-1782) Pastor—(1/16/15) Joseph Ellis (Rachel), 6712 Cherry Pl., Oklahoma City, OK 73127 ([email protected]; 405-495-6778) SS Supt.—Letha Page, 13409 240th St., Blanchard, OK 73010 (405-408-9839) Prime Time Dir.—Al Hair, 1307 S. 8th, Chickasha, OK 73018 (405-224-5449) NMI Pres.—Al Hair, 1307 S. 8th, Chickasha, OK 73018 (405-224-5449) Church Board Sec.—Jana Belcher, 826 S. Morgan Ave., Blanchard, OK 73018 (405-706-6704) Church Treas.—Evelyn Johnson, 1300 S. 29th St., Chickasha, OK 73018 (405-222-2518) Clinton (Organized 1937) (059-0080) Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 65) 14th & Frisco Ave., Clinton, OK 73601 (580-323-1517) Pastor—(12/11/13) Gordon Bennett (Norma), 1320 Frisco Ave., Clinton, OK 73601 (580-323-1517) Music Dir.—Praise Team, Judy Hayes, 1320 Frisco Ave., Clinton, OK 73601 (580-323-1517) SS Supt.—Judy Hayes, HC 66, Box 51A, Foss, OK 73647 (580-445-8048) NMI Pres.—Norma Bennett, 1320 Frisco Ave., Clinton, OK 73601 (580-323-1517) Church Board Sec.—Judy Hayes, 21466 E. 1020 Rd., Foss, OK 73647 (580-445-8048) Church Treas.—Steve Belcher, 3203 S. Hwy. 183, Lot 30, Clinton, OK 73601 ([email protected]; 580-445-0498) Clinton Milagro de Dios (Organized 1996) (059-0083) Location—(Mail: 224 S. 7th St.) 1417 S. Hunt Ave., Clinton, OK 73601 Pastor—(6/15/92) Cristóbal Izaguirre (Tomasa), 224 S. 7th St., Clinton, OK 73601 Church Board Sec.—Magdalena Izaguirre, 224 S. 7th St., Clinton, OK 73601 Church Treas.—Magdalena Izaguirre, 224 S. 7th St., Clinton, OK 73601 (580-323-5510) (580-515-2095) (580-323-5510) (580-323-5510) Duncan Heritage Oaks (Organized 1952) (059-0140) Location—4501 W. Beech, Duncan, OK 73533 ([email protected]; fax: 580-255-2869) Pastor—(TBD), 1701 W. Birch Ave., Duncan, OK 73533 (@heritageoakschurch.org; 580-255-2869) Youth Pastor—Rachel James (Paul), 1613 W. Jones, Duncan, OK 73533 ([email protected]; 405-496-1229) Sunday School Director—Jim Weaver, RR4, Box 230B1, Duncan, OK 73533 ([email protected]; 580-656-3460) NYI Pres.—P. J. Kenedy, 2105 W. Walnut, Duncan, OK 73533 (580-251-3773) Children’s Director—Dee Lowry, 3409 Kristin Ln., Duncan, OK 73533 ([email protected]; 580-678-5225) NMI Pres.—Ray Loghry, 1214 E. Plato Dr., Duncan, OK 73533 ([email protected]; 580-252-3078) Church Board Sec.—Johnny Cathey, 106 N. 29th, Duncan, OK 73533 ([email protected]; 580-255-8129) Church Treas.—Lisa Huckabaa, 1301 W. Cedar St., Duncan, OK 73533 ([email protected]; 580-656-2639) El Reno First (Organized 1921) (059-0170) Location—910 S. Reno, El Reno, OK 73036 (405-262-1574) Pastor—(10/2/11) Mark Fryar (Gretchen), 1020 W. Elm St., El Reno, OK 73036 ([email protected]; cell: 405-406-3901; 405-262-1576) Music Dir.—Linda Moore, 617 W. Matthews Ave., El Reno, OK 73036 ([email protected]; 405-262-2529) DMI Supt.—Helen Wilds, 815 S. W. 25th St., El Reno, OK 73036 ([email protected]; 405-262-1288) Prime Time Dir.—Clarice March, 827 S. Reno, El Reno, OK 73036 ([email protected]; 405-262-0817) NYI Leader—Mark Fryar, 1020 W. Elm St., El Reno, OK 73036 ([email protected]; cell: 405-406-3901; 405-262-1576) NMI Pres.—Jerri Westmoreland, P.O. Box 1432, El Reno, OK 73036 ([email protected]; 405-422-4800) Church Board Sec.—Linda Moore, 617 W. Matthews Ave., El Reno, OK 73036 ([email protected]; 405-262-2529) Church Treas.—Janice Caster, 817 S.W. 24th St., El Reno, OK 73036 ([email protected]; 405-262-2723) 13 Elk City (Organized 1924) (059-0160) Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 885) 6th and Calloway, Elk City, OK 73648 ([email protected]; 580-225-2026) Pastor—(7/16/12) Robert Barkley (Diane), 1003 Kathy’s Pl., Elk City, OK 73644 ([email protected]; cell: 580-374-7046; 580-225-0585) Assoc. Pastor—Roger Rickert, 112 Coral Ave., Elk City, OK 73644 ([email protected]; 580-374-1136) Prime Time Dir.—Roger Rickert, 112 Coral Ave., Elk City, OK 73644 ([email protected]; 580-374-1136) Men’s Min. Dir.—Robert Barkley, 1003 Kathy’s Pl., Elk City, OK 73644 ([email protected]; cell: 580-374-7046; 580-225-0585) NMI Pres.—Emma Brewer, 801 Shore Dr., Elk City, OK 73644 ([email protected]; 580-303-0089) NYI Pres.—Roger Rickert, 112 Coral Ave., Elk City, OK 73644 ([email protected]; 580-374-1136) Church Board Sec.—(TBD) Church Treas.—Sue Poole, 1007 West 9th St., Elk City, OK 73644 ([email protected]; 580-225-1764)) Emerson (First Indian) (Organized 1935) (059-0175) Location—(Mail: 602 W. Indiana St., Walters, OK 73572) 6.5 miles west of Walters (580-875-2051) Pastor—(2/8/98) Lena Calfy (Mike), 602 W. Indiana St., Walters, OK 73572 ([email protected]; home 580-875-2051; cell 580-512-9010) SS Supt.—Mike Calfy, 602 W. Indiana St., Walters, OK 73572 (580-875-2051) Children’s Min. Dir.—Lena Calfy, 602 W. Indiana St., Walters, OK 73572 ([email protected]; 580-875-2051) Women’s Min. Dir.—Lena Calfy, 602 W. Indiana St., Walters, OK 73572 ([email protected]; 580-875-2051) NMI Pres.—Jeanne Ricketts, 111 E. Nevada, Walters, OK 73572 ([email protected]; 580-512-8566) Church Board Sec.—Jeanne Ricketts, 111 E. Nevada, Walters, OK 73572 ([email protected]; 580-512-8566) Church Treas.—Jeanne Ricketts, 111 E. Nevada, Walters, OK 73572 ([email protected]; 580-512-8566) Erick (Organized 1909) (059-0180) Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 1182) 503 S. Maple, Erick, OK 73645 (580-799-0370) Pastor—(5/16/04) Lee Jay Mauldin (Shelley), 402 S. Elm, Erick, OK 73645 ([email protected]; 580-799-0370) Hollis (Organized 1914) (059-0240) Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 628) 102 S. 8th St., Hollis, OK 73550 Pastor—(9/14/14) Jim Ikner (Donzetta), 21555 W. Gore Blvd., Indiahoma, OK 73552 Music Dir.—Carol Colson, P.O. Box 628, Hollis, OK 73550 SS Supt.—Loyd Colson, P.O. Box 628, Hollis, OK 73550 NMI Pres.—Linda McGee, 17863 E. 1530 Rd., Gould, OK 73544 Church Board Sec.—Linda McGee, 17863 E. 1530 Rd., Gould, OK 73544 Church Treas.—Carol Colson, P.O. Box 628, Hollis, OK 73550 (580-688-9115) (405-429-4488) (580-688-9115) (580-688-9115) (580-676-2305) (580-676-2305) (580-688-9115) Komah Memorial (Organized 1976) (059-0015) Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 496, Cache, OK 73527) 2 miles E. of Cache and ¾ mile N. on Airport Road (580-429-8462) Pastor—(To Be Supplied) SS Supt.—George Wermy, 16036 N.W. Cache Rd., Cache, OK 73527 (580-583-1527) NMI Pres.—Gary Niedo, 1701 S.W. E Ave., Lawton, OK 73501 (580-357-2804) Church Board Sec.—Alva Niedo, 1701 S.W. E Ave., Lawton, OK 73501 ([email protected]; 580-357-2804) Church Treas.—Alva Niedo, 1701 S.W. E Ave., Lawton, OK 73501 ([email protected]; 580-357-2804) Lawton First (Organized 1933) (059-0250) Location—(Mail: 1406 N.W. Arlington Ave.) 1402 N.W. Arlington Ave., Lawton, OK 73507 (580-355-0649) Pastor—(TBD) Children’s Min. Dir.—Estelle Maldonado, 5220 N.W. Sherwood, Lawton, OK 73505 (580-591-0623) Prime Time Dir.—Arnold Owens, 102 Hillside Rd., Apache, OK 73006 (580-351-4041) NMI Pres.—Fred Emmert, 3410 N.E. 120th St., Elgin, OK 73538 ([email protected]; 580-353-5784) Church Board Sec.—Eufelia Wilson, 7605 Bishop Rd., Lawton, OK 73505 (580-647-1323) Church Treas.—Linda Owens, 102 S. Hillside Rd., Apache, OK 73006 ([email protected]; 580-678-1911) Lawton Heights (Organized 1952) (059-0260) Location—(Mail: 1707 N.W. Lincoln Ave.) 1702 N.W. Williams, Lawton, OK 73507 ([email protected]; 580-353-8866) Pastor—(9/4/05) Mike Murray (Susanne), 1707 N.W. Lincoln Ave., Lawton, OK 73507 ([email protected]; 580-357-2092, cell 580-284-8387) 14 Music Dir.—Susanne Murray, 1707 N.W. Lincoln Ave., Lawton, Ok 73507 ([email protected]; 580-284-5340, cell 580-284-5340) SS Supt.—Diane Jennings, 722 N.W. 32nd St., Lawton, OK 73505 (580-357-8475) Adult Min. Dir.—Wanda Nix, 7924 N.W. Meers-Porte Hill, Lawton, OK 73507 ([email protected]; 580-492-6777) Prime Time Dir.—Linda Bloom, 1717 N.W. Ash Ave., Lawton, Ok 73507 (580-704-4900) Men’s Min. Dir.—Chalmers Neighbors, 1919 N.W. Columbia Ave., Lawton, OK 73507 ([email protected]; 580-353-7220) Women’s Min. Dir.—Barbara Bailey, 415 N.W. 40th, Lawton, OK 73505 (580-248-2463) NMI Pres.—Mary Lou Boice, 1212 N.W. Logan Ave., Lawton, OK 73507 (580-353-5469) Work & Witness Coord.—Delman Bloom, 1717 N.W. Ash Ave., Lawton, OK 73507 (580-248-0413) CLT Dir.—Diane Jennings, 722 N.W. 32nd St., Lawton, OK 73505 (580-357-8475) Church Board Sec.—Diane Jennings, 722 N.W. 32nd St., Lawton, OK 73505 (580-357-8475) Church Treas.—Aloma Tedder, 2401 N.W. 17th, Lawton, OK 73507 (580-695-3670) Lawton Korean Community (Organized 2008) (059-0001) Location—(Mail: 514 N.W. 60th St.) 1902 N.W. 79th St., Lawton, OK 73505 Pastor—(11/16/08) Kijoon Yun (Kyungae Park), 514 N.W. 60th St., Lawton, OK 73505 Church Board Sec.—Wonsil (Kim) Norman, 4704 N.E. Cache Rd, Lawton, OK 73507 Church Treas.—Wonsil (Kim) Norman, 4704 N.E. Cache Rd, Lawton, OK 73507 (580-536-8908) (580-919-1073) (580-574-7058) (580-574-7058) Mangum (Organized 1911) (059-0270) Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 356) 200 S. Pennsylvania, Mangum, OK 73554 (580-782-2234) Lay Minister—(7/29/12) Robert “Nathan” McGee (Tammy), 13459 N. CR 1830, Duke, OK 73532 ([email protected]; 580-301-0801) Music Dir.—Donald Spradlin, Mangum, OK 73554 (580-287-3276) SS Supt.—Barbara Marshall, 100 N. Pennsylvania, Mangum, OK 73554 N/A Church Board Sec.—Lisa Tipton, P.O. Box 356, Mangum, OK 73554 (580-706-1272) Church Treas.—Ed Porter, P.O. Box 356, Mangum, OK 73554 (580-782-9275) Marlow (Organized 1909) (059-0280) Location—(Mail: 202 W. Cherokee) 221 S. 2nd St., Marlow, OK 73055 (580-658-3680) Co-Pastors—(06/09/13) Nick and Erin Ward, 202 W. Cherokee, Marlow, OK 73055 ([email protected]; cell 580-658-0671; [email protected]; cell 580-658-0571) NMI Pres.—LuAnn Worthley, 1603 Brendon Dr., Marlow, OK 73055 ([email protected]; 580-658-5720) Church Board Sec.—LuAnn Worthley, 1603 Brendon Dr., Marlow, OK 73055 ([email protected]; 580-658-5720) Church Treas.—LuAnn Worthley, 1603 Brendon Dr., Marlow, OK 73055 ([email protected]; 580-658-5720) Moore (Organized 1962) (059-0290) Location—404 S. Janeway, Moore, OK 73160 (405-794-3233) Pastor—(3/21/99) Charles “Rick” West (Patricia), 425 S.W. 45th St., Moore, OK 73160 ([email protected]; 405-794-1233) SS Supt.—Jimmy Smith, 612 S.W. 28th St., Moore, OK 73160 (405-535-9875) NMI Pres.—Brenda Martin, 632 S.W. 10th, Moore, OK 73160 (405-912-9645) Church Board Sec.—Brenda Martin, 632 S.W. 10th, Moore, OK 73160 (405-912-9645) Church Treas.—Mike West, 12205 Village Ln., Oklahoma City, OK 73170 (405-414-9034) Moore Casa Vida (NOC) (059-0018) Location—(Mail: 301 N. Morgan Dr., Moore, OK 73160) 104 S.E. 3rd St., Moore, OK 73160 Co-Pastors—(8/4/14) Erick F. and Jacklyn Sanchez, 301 N. Morgan Dr. Moore, OK 73160 ([email protected]; cell: 405-212-0246; [email protected]; cell: 405-215-1409) Mustang (Organized 1971) (059-0295) Location—700 E. Hwy. 152, Mustang, OK 73064 (website: www.mustangnaz.org; [email protected]; fax: 405-256-6763; 405-376-2892) Pastor—(12/31/07) Terrill L. Armstrong (Becky), 700 E. Hwy. 152, Mustang, OK 73064 ([email protected]; cell: 405-202-0346) Associate Pastor/Children—Kym Drabenstot (Scott), 922 Tiffany Way, Mustang, OK 73064 ([email protected]; cell: 405-550-0300) Associate Pastor/Music & Worship Arts—Nathan Keever (Abby), 216 Conestoga Dr., Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; cell: 405-226-2377) 15 Associate Pastor/Discipleship—Steve Ruby (Diane), 7712 N.W. 25th Terr., Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; cell: 606-465-2048) Associate Pastor/Youth—Brett Armstrong (Ashly), 717 N. Canadian Terr., Mustang, OK 73064 ([email protected]; cell: 405-519-6297) Associate Pastor/Adult—Paul Stroud (Nettie), 721 Mato Verde Lane, Minco, OK 73059 ([email protected]; 405-352-5948) SS Supt.—Sharolyn Davis, 809 Whitetail Trail, Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; cell: 405-664-7328) NYI President—Jason Limke, 1957 Cottonwood Terr. E, Mustang, OK 73064 ([email protected]; cell: 405-630-6680) Women’s Min. Dir.—Denise Brown, P.O. Box 1024, Mustang, Ok 73064 ([email protected]; 405-376-0216) Men’s Min. Dir.—Paul Wood, 4036 S.W. 24th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73108 ([email protected]; 405-443-7809) NMI Pres.—Steve Danley, 5725 Hidden Meadow Dr., Mustang, OK 73064 ([email protected]; cell: 405-308-5976) Church Board Sec.—Maurice Moon, 316 Candylane Circle, Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; cell: 405-550-1947) Church Treas.—Bobby Rader, 9801 S. Mustang Rd., Mustang, OK 73064 ([email protected]; cell: 405-830-6673) Newcastle Life Springs (Organized 2012) (059-0263) Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 506) 705 N.W. 10th, Newcastle, OK 73065 (N/A) Pastor—(10/27/14) Isela Estrada (Ruben), 12500 Brandy Ln., Oklahoma City, OK 73170 ([email protected]; 405-410-1910) SS Supt.—Ruben Estrada, 12500 Brandy Ln., Oklahoma City, OK 73170 ([email protected]; 405-837-5265) NMI Pres.—Mona Bright, 2285 Lee Place, Tuttle, OK 73089 ([email protected]; 405-387-4109) NYI Pres.—Jacob Estrada, 12500 Brandy Lane, Oklahoma City, OK 73170 ([email protected]; 405-589-1613) Church Board Sec.—Annetta Newton, 1721 S.E. 7th, Newcastle, OK 73065 ([email protected]; 405-387-4941) Church Treas.—Sharon Ferguson, 319 N.E. 9th Place, Newcastle, OK 73065 ([email protected]; 405-387-3848) Noble (Organized 1943) (059-0300) Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 593) 4201 Maguire Rd., Noble, OK 73068 (405-872-3678) Pastor—(Interim) Eddie Stark (Margaret), 406 N. 4th St., (P.O. Box 398), Noble, OK 73068 ([email protected]; 405-577-2559) SS Supt.—Opal Snively, 405 N. 4th St., Noble, OK 73068 ([email protected]; 405-872-8780) NMI Pres.—Louie Metseff, 6801 132nd Ave. S.E., Noble, OK 73068 ([email protected]; 405-872-8884) Church Board Sec.—Tim Snively, 405 N. 4th St., Noble, OK 73068 ([email protected]; 405-872-8780) Church Treas.—Colleena Walker, 6381 S.E. 185th, Noble, OK 73068 ([email protected]; 405-899-4780) Norman Community (Organized 1913) (059-0310) Location—1801 N. Porter Ave., Norman, OK 73071 ([email protected]; 405-321-3423) Pastor—(11/17/04) Brent A. Hardesty (Amy), 1509 Kestrel Ct., Norman, OK 73071 ([email protected]; cell: 405-410-3980) Assoc. Pastor/Youth & Young Adults—Craig Shepperd (Anita), 820 E. Hayes, Norman, OK 73071 ([email protected]; 405-436-7681) Worship Leader—Roger Martin, 2909 Weymouth Way, Norman, OK 73071 ([email protected]; 405-701-3109) Women’s Min. Dir.—Connie Reed, 2707 Osage Way, Norman, OK 73071 ([email protected]; 405-701-1451) NMI Pres.—Linda Dech, 1804 Bellaire Dr., Moore, OK 73160 ([email protected]; 903-453-5052) NYI Pres.—Nate Stephenson, 2300 N.W. 19th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73107 ([email protected]; 405-315-4118) Church Board Pres.—Rebekah Lynam, 16989 Sooner Ave., Purcell, OK 73080 (405-576-5658) Church Treas.—Russell Watson, 3117 Carey Pl., Moore, OK 73160 (405-609-4142) Oklahoma City All Nations (Merger of OKC First Indian and OKC Pennsylvania Ave.) (059-0440) (OKC Penn Ave – Organized 1922; OKC First Indian – Organized 2005; Merged – 2015) Location—1121 N. Pennsylvania Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73107 Pastor—(9/1/96) Wayne Stark (Alice), 4500 N. Asbury, Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; 405-789-7156) Music Dir.—Martha Shearer, 1706 N. Liongate, Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; cell: 405-370-9679) SS Supt.—Farrell Apple, 1332 S.W. 63rd St., Oklahoma City, OK 73159 ([email protected]; 405-681-2539) 16 NMI Pres.—Pam Negrete, 4529 S.E. 25th,Del City, OK 73115 ([email protected]; 405-200-6742) NYI Pres.—Patricia Randle, 1712 N.W. 12th, Unit 1, Oklahoma City, OK 73106 (405-622-4897) Church Board Sec.—Carroll Wilbanks, 7429 N.W. 28th Terrace, Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; 405-470-4592) Church Treas.—Carroll Wilbanks, 7429 N.W. 28th Terrace, Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; 405-470-4592) Oklahoma City Capitol Hill (Disorganized) Oklahoma City Crown Heights (Organized 1945) (059-0360) Location—920 N.W. 46th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73118 (405-524-1903) Pastor—(11/19/99) Clifford S. Thirion (Dianne), 821 N.W. 49th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73118 ([email protected]; 405-286-3304) Music Dir.—Holly Lindsey, 8725 Aaron Dr., Oklahoma City, OK 73132 (405-412-7786) SCMI Dir.—E. Kent Burnside, 1319 Laurel Lane, Midwest City, OK 73130 (405-650-9139) Children’s Min. Dir.—Dianne Thirion, 821 N.W. 49th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73118 (405-286-3304) NYI Pres.—Holly Lindsey, 8725 Aaron Dr., Oklahoma City, OK 73132 (405-412-7786) Men’s Min. Dir.—E. Kent Burnside, 1319 Laurel Lane, Midwest City, OK 73130 (405-650-9139) Women’s Min. Dir.—Holly Lindsey, 8725 Aaron Dr., Oklahoma City, OK 73132 (405-412-7786) NMI Pres.—Nola Sampson, 7400 N.W. 118th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73162 (405-615-1388) Church Board Sec.—Iona Neel, 4609 N. Mueller, Bethany, OK 73008 (405-787-1891) Church Treas.—Shelly Gonzalez, 1101 Sundance Dr., Yukon, OK 73099 (405-373-3017) Oklahoma City Faith, Hope & Life (formerly Oklahoma City Portland Avenue) (Organized 1955) (059-0450) Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 270094, Oklahoma City, OK 73137), 4120 S. Portland Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73119 (405-596-2583) Pastor—(11/1/13) Wes Dalrymple (Fran Lyons), 3719 S.W. 23rd Pl., Oklahoma City, OK 73108 (405-651-6429) SS Supt.—Frances Lyons, 3719 S.W. 23rd Pl., Oklahoma City, OK 73108 (405-651-6429) NYI Pres.—Jerry McKee, 3417 S. Independence, Oklahoma City, OK 73119 (405-996-2960) Women’s Min. Dir.—Dana Huebert, 3728 S.W. 23rd St., Oklahoma City, OK 73108 (409-681-1345) Church Board Sec.—Shirley Hluchan, P.O. Box 60, Jones, OK 73049 ([email protected]; 405-514-4086) Church Treas.—Shirley Hluchan, P.O. Box 60, Jones, OK 73049 ([email protected]; 405-514-4086) Oklahoma City First Indian (Merged with Oklahoma City Pennsylvania Avenue) (See Oklahoma City All Nations) Oklahoma City First Korean (Organized 1975) (059-0410) Location—8505 S. Santa Fe, Oklahoma City, OK 73139 ([email protected]; 405-632-7218) Pastor—(2/13/05) Hyeon Hoon Lee (Hannah), 10337 Buccaneer Dr., Oklahoma City, OK 73159 (405-476-9838) Music Dir.—Sunyung Koo, 604 S.W. 158th Terr., Oklahoma City, OK 73170 (405-202-4107) Chr. Ed. (Dir. Min.)—Hyeon Hoon Lee, 10337 Buccaneer Dr., Oklahoma City, OK 73159 (405-476-9838) SS Supt.—Kanghyun, Yoon, 454 Oregon Trail, Edmond, OK 73003 (cell: 417-488-8139) Children’s Min. Dir.—Kanghyun, Yoon, 454 Oregon Trail, Edmond, OK 73003 (cell: 417-488-8139) NYI Pres.—Bruce Kwak, 1500 N.E. 11th St., Moore, OK 73160 (405-306-1823) Adult Min. Dir.—Hyeon Hoon Lee, 10337 Buccaneer Dr., Oklahoma City, OK 73159 (405-476-9838) Prime Time Dir.—Young Kim, 3001 Bradford Dr., Moore, OK 73160 (405-799-6375) Single Adult Min. Dir.—Hyeon Hoon Lee, 10337 Buccaneer Dr., Oklahoma City, OK 73159 (405-735-3801) Men’s Min. Dir.—Sangmok, Lee, 950 S. I-35 Service Rd., #1309, Oklahoma City, OK (cell: 918-520-0282) Women’s Min. Dir.—Kyunghee, Lee, 4905 S.W. 130th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73173 (405-308-2051) NMI Pres.—Mikyung, Hong, 4900 S.E. 88th Terr., Oklahoma City, OK 73125 (405-204-5670) Work & Witness Coord.—Sangmok, Lee, 950 S. I-35 Service Rd., #1309, Oklahoma City, OK (cell: 918-520-0282) Church Board Sec.—Minsung Koo, 604 S.W. 158th Terr., Oklahoma City, OK 73170 (405-202-4107) Church Treas.—Kwang Yi, 8305 N.W. 62nd St., Oklahoma City, OK 73132 (405-204-4810) Oklahoma City JesuCristo Luz de Verdad (Organized 2015) (059-0019) Location—(Mail: 2938 S.W. 18th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73108) 3412 S. Shartel, Oklahoma City, OK 73109 (405-634-2222) Pastor—(8/25/13) Luis Vieyra (Veronica), 2938 S.W. 18th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73108 ([email protected]; 405-503-5960) SS Supt.—Ricardo Minjares, 2938 S.W. 18th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73108 (405-859-5547) Church Board Sec.—Javier Tello, 2938 S.W. 18th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73108 Church Treasurer—Hana Luna, 2938 S.W. 18th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73108 17 Oklahoma City May Avenue (Organized 1945) (059-0420) Location—2940 S.W. 11th, Oklahoma City, OK 73108 (405-681-2562) Pastor—(9/8/06) Kelly B. Griffith (Sheri), 4601 N. Mueller Ave., Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; 405-226-1771) Assoc. Pastor—Bryant Dougharty (Lauren), 8109 N.W. 31st Terr., Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; 405-317-8186) Music Dir.—Kyle Chilton, 8917 Sowell Rd., Choctaw, OK 73120 ([email protected]; 405-919-4960) SS Supt.—Kyle Chilton II, 2617 S.W. 62nd St., Oklahoma City, OK 73159 ([email protected]; 405-919-4905) NYI Pres.—Katie Stephan, 3740 N.W. 33rd St., Oklahoma City, OK 73112 ([email protected]; 405-464-7033) Prime Time Dir.—Barbara Eaton, 2829 S.W. 66th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73159 (405-685-1712) Single Adult Min. Dir.—Mary Rogers, 2613 Sycamore St., Oklahoma City, OK 73128 (405-681-8750) Men’s Min. Dir.—John Brown, 8100 Blackberry Hill, Choctaw, OK 73020 (405-391-5347) Women’s Min. Dir.—Lyndsie Dallas, 3318 S.E. 15th St., Del City, OK 73115 ([email protected]; 405-627-7782) NMI Pres.—Cassie Brown, 717 Winter Park, Blanchard, OK 73010 ([email protected]; 405-795-1522) Church Board Sec.—Paula Edwards, 8101 Blackberry Hill Dr., Choctaw, OK 73020 ([email protected]; 405-615-7339) Church Treas.—Barbara Chilton, 8917 Sowell Rd., Choctaw, OK 73120 ([email protected]; 405-249-0494) Oklahoma City Pennsylvania Avenue (Merged with Oklahoma City First Indian) (See Oklahoma City All Nations) Oklahoma City Portland Avenue (See Oklahoma City Faith, Hope & Life) Oklahoma City Providence (Organized 1950) (059-0455) Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 1393, Bethany, OK 73008) 2701 N. Kelley, Oklahoma City, OK 73111 (405-427-0108) Pastor—Terry Edwards (Janice), (Interim), P.O. Box 1393, Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; 405-787-4601) Assoc. Minister—Curtiss Petties (Helen), 212 N.W. 85th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73114 (405-843-7309) Music Dir.—Janice Edwards, 4601 N. Donald, Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; 405-787-4601) SS Supt.—Curtiss Petties, 212 N.W. 85th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73114 (405-843-7309) NMI Pres.—Mildred Davis, 2528 N.W. 117th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73120 ([email protected]; 405-752-9425) Church Board Sec.—Mildred Davis, 2528 N.W. 117th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73120 ([email protected]; 405-752-9425) Church Treas.—Mildred Davis, 2528 N.W. 117th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73120 ([email protected]; 405-752-9425) Oklahoma City ROC (Organized 2000) (059-0299) Location—7710 N.W. 10th Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73127 (Website: www.rocchurchokc.org; e-mail: [email protected]; fax: 405-440-9995; 405-787-0005) Pastor—(06/15/08) Richard Schneberger (Sara), 612 Westwood Dr., Oklahoma City, OK 73127 ([email protected]; 405-589-0686) Asst. Pastor—Beckie Berry, 7189 N.W. 16th St., Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; 405-314-7517) Exec. Pastor—Austin Troyer (Katie), 7104 N.W. 43rd, #10, Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; 405-420-1515) Pastoral Care— Jacqueline Crenshaw, 3807 N. Rockwell, #120, Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; 405-787-4378) Youth & Worship Pastor—Brendon Weaver, 1030 N. Doris, Oklahoma City, OK 73127 ([email protected]; 405-924-3447) Children’s Pastor—Jennifer Couchman (Ken), 7632 N.W. 12th, Oklahoma City, OK 73127 ([email protected]; 405-684-0943) NMI President—Howard Culbertson, 5901 N.W. 81st St., Oklahoma City, OK 73132 ([email protected]; 405-721-1915) Church Board Sec.—Howard Culbertson, 5901 N.W. 81st St., Oklahoma City, OK 73132 ([email protected]; 405-721-1915) Church Treas.—Jan Clarkson, 8924 N.W. 84th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73132 ([email protected]; 405-722-0024) 18 Oklahoma City Rosa de Saron (Organized 2012) (059-0002) Location—(Mail: 2951 N.W. 48th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73112), 4120 S. Portland Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73112 (405-685-5851) Pastor—(4/15/12) Nicolas Becerra (Araceli), 2951 N.W. 48th St., Oklahoma City 73112 ([email protected]; 405-512-8331) Oklahoma City SouthPointe (Organized 1943) (059-0460) Location—400 S. W. 104th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73139-9001 (405-799-2500) Pastor—(1/27/08) Doug Vernier (Donna), 5816 Cheyenne Ct., Warr Acres, OK 73132 ([email protected]; 405-229-1635) SS Supt.—Donitta Gee, 3301 S.W. 24th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73109 (405-824-5979) NMI Pres.—Ellen Lewis, 2621 S.W. 60th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73159 (405-606-8717) NYI Pres.—Jay Seymour, 6612 N.W. 42nd St., #2612, Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; 405-496-0292) Church Board Sec.—Kathy Moore, 744 Camelot, Moore, OK 73160 (405-794-0736) Church Treas.—Brenda Baber, 1518 Oakhurst Ave., Norman, OK 73071 (405-360-6592) Oklahoma City Trinity (Organized 1935) (059-0480) Location—7301 S. Walker, Oklahoma City, OK 73139 (Website: www.tcnokc.com; e-mail: [email protected]; fax: 405-632-3374; 405-632-3307) Pastor—(4/16/12) Doug Runyan (Pam), 10701 Fairway Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73170 ([email protected]; 405-740-4562) Executive Pastor—Gabriela Rodriguez (Sergio), 15101 Todd Way, Oklahoma City, OK 73170 ([email protected]; cell: 405-514-4382) Worship / College Min.—Bryan Powell (Lacy), 7604 Harold Dr., Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; 405-822-1326) Pastor of Student Min.—Travis Lee (Calitita), 617 E. Juniper Lane, Mustang, OK 73064 ([email protected]; 479-616-8800) Pastor of Hispanic Min.—Sergio Rodriguez (Gaby), 15101 Todd Way, Oklahoma City, OK 73170 ([email protected]; cell: 405-514-5163) Children’s Ministries Dir.—Amber Gunter (Jason), 12216 S. Villa, Oklahoma City, OK 73170 ([email protected]; 405-470-4494) Celebrate Life Dir.—Pam Runyan (Doug), 10701 Fairway Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73170 ([email protected]; cell: 405-740-3927) Min. of Community Outreach—Stephanie Polito, 404 S.W. 51st St., Oklahoma City, OK 73109 ([email protected]; 405-729-1883) SS Supt.—Jeanne Griffin, 329 S.W. 103rd St., Oklahoma City, OK 73139 ([email protected]; 405-793-7592) NYI Pres.—Jason Milligan, 1913 S.W. 9th, Newcastle, OK 73065 ([email protected]; 405-392-3879) NMI Pres.—Stephanie Polito, 404 S.W. 51st St., Oklahoma City, OK 73109 ([email protected]; 405-729-1883) Work & Witness Coord.—Ken Kieltyka, 7906 Scotch Lane, Tuttle, OK 73089 (405-392-4719) CLT Dir.—Gabriela Rodriguez, 15101 Todd Way, Oklahoma City, OK 73170 ([email protected]; 405-514-4382) Church Board Sec.—Molly Ray, 15725 S.E. 104th St., Choctaw, OK 73020 ([email protected]; 405-386-2604) Church Treas.—Jonell Kieltyka, 7906 Scotch Lane, Tuttle, OK 73089 (405-503-6205) Oklahoma City Western Oaks (Organized 1965) (059-0485) Location—7901 N.W. 16th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73127 (Website: www.wonaz.com; [email protected]; fax: 405-787-2042; 405-787-2042) Pastor—(10/5/08) Hardy Powers III (Joanie), 11708 Blue Bell Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73162 ([email protected]; 405-470-7636) Assoc. Pastor—Tom Rupert (Beverly), 7307 N.W. 105th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73162 ([email protected]; 405-213-5423) Worship Pastor—Eric Ponder, 4209 N. Libby Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73122 ([email protected]; cell: 832-492-7239) th Pastor of Hispanic Min.—Eddie Espino (Elizabeth), 7819 N.W. 16 St., Oklahoma City, OK 73127 ([email protected]; 405-819-1914) Dir. Pastoral Counseling—Daniel K. Palmer (Celia), 4805 N. Donald Ave., Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; 405-495-7978) Youth Pastors—Brianna Shay, 6809 N.W. 44th St., Bethany, OK 73008 (Oklahoma City Western Oaks) ([email protected]; 405-248-2988) 19 Chris Yarbrough, 2213 W. Spruce Ave., Duncan, OK 73533 (Oklahoma City Western Oaks) ([email protected]; cell: 580-606-1531) College Min. Dir.—Ben Ponder, 4209 N. Libby Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73122 ([email protected]; cell: 386-320-9137) SS Supt.—Richard Roedl, 3504 Chesterfield Place, Oklahoma City, Ok 73179 ([email protected]; 405-409-5673) Women’s Min. Dir.—Joanie Powers, 11708 Blue Bell Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73162 ([email protected]; 405-204-7618) Children’s Pastor—Kaylyn Messer, 6488 N. Warren Ave. #170, Oklahoma City, OK 73116 ([email protected]; cell: 972-465-0631) rd Assistant to Pastor—Ashlee Macomber, 4020 N.W. 33 St., Oklahoma City, OK 73112 ([email protected]: 405-537-8748) Men’s Min. Dir.—Greg Grimaud, 7508 N.W. 129th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73142 ([email protected]; 405-603-5383) NMI Pres.—Lydia Marzouk, 4316 N.W. 27th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73107 ([email protected]; 405-885-4753) Church Board Sec.—Jason McWilliams, 4504 N. Donald, Bethany, OK 73008 ([email protected]; 405-206-4003) Church Treas.—Helene Carson, 4517 Prue Sand Dr., Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; 405-350-7296) Oklahoma City Woodson Park (Organized 1970) (059-0495) Location—2700 S. Independence, Oklahoma City, OK 73108 (405-685-3052) Pastor—(2/5/12) Darren Sims (Joy), 2700 S. Independence, Oklahoma City, OK 73108 ([email protected]; cell: 405-509-1912) Assoc. Pastor—Elbert Isley (Lafern), 936 S.W. 49th, Oklahoma City, OK 73109 (Oklahoma City Woodson Park) (405-635-0602) Music Dir.—Larry Boatman, 1346 Magdalena Dr., Oklahoma City, OK 73119 (Oklahoma City Woodson Park) (405-632-2205) SS Supt.—James Coffey, 5632 N.W. 61st, Warr Acres, OK 73122 (405-722-5632) Children’s Min. Dir.—Dolly Combs, 3221 S.W. 21st St., Oklahoma City, OK 73108 (405-685-4936) NYI Pres.—Brandon Sims, 2700 S. Independence, Oklahoma City, OK 73108 (405-962-8711) Women’s Min. Dir.—Nell Coffey, 5632 N.W. 61st, Warr Acres, OK 73122 (405-722-5632) NMI Pres.—Ruth Hall, 6721 S.W. 59th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73179 (405-745-2238) Church Board Sec.—Ruth Hall, 6721 S.W. 59th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73179 (405-745-2238) Church Treas.—Albert Hall, 7901 Ingram Dr. #B, Oklahoma City, OK 73162 (405-603-5172) Pauls Valley (Organized 1937) (059-0500) Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 132) 224 N. Pecan, Pauls Valley, OK 73075 (fax: 405-238-3141; 405-238-3141) Pastor—(3/17/91) Claude Ledbetter (Rhonda), 1412 S. Walnut, Pauls Valley, OK 73075 ([email protected]; 405-238-2804) Music Dir.—Mark Gammill, Rte. 2, Box 162-A, Pauls Valley, OK 73075 ([email protected]; 405-238-5712) SS Supt.—Roberta Keeling, P.O. Box 665, Stratford, OK 73872 ([email protected]; 580-759-2356) NYI Pres.—John Carnell, 106 Forest St., Pauls Valley, OK 73075 ([email protected]; 405-444-0498) Women’s Min. Dir.—Lori Miller, 11 Crown Point, Pauls Valley, OK 73075 ([email protected]; 405-238-6842) NMI Pres.—Rhonda Ledbetter, 1412 S. Walnut, Pauls Valley, OK 73075 ([email protected]; 405-238-2804) Work & Witness Coord.—Gavin Thompson, 108 Allen Rd., Pauls Valley, OK 73075 ([email protected]; 405-268-1451) Church Board Sec.—Roberta Keeling, P.O. Box 665, Stratford, OK 74872 ([email protected]; 580-759-2356) Church Treas.—Debbie Gammill, 39754 E. CR 1520, Pauls Valley, OK 73075 (405-238-5712) Snyder (Organized 1952) (059-0550) Location—602 D Street, Snyder, OK 73566 (580-569-2332) Pastor—(3/1/99) Thomas Snider (Sharon), 22532 E. 1080 Rd., Clinton, OK 73601 ([email protected]; 580-323-2080) SS Supt.—Van Pollard, 23037 E. 1647 Rd., Snyder, OK 73566 (580-569-4534) NMI Pres.—Sharon Snider, 22532 E. 1080 Rd., Clinton, OK 73601 (580-323-2080) Church Board Sec.—Sharon Snider, 22532 E. 1080 Rd., Clinton, OK 73601 (580-323-2080) Church Treas.—Sharon Snider, 22532 E. 1080 Rd., Clinton, OK 73601 (580-323-2080) 20 Tuttle (Organized 1928) (059-0570) Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 306) 708 E. Main St., Tuttle, OK 73089 (405-381-3082) Pastor—(08/04/13) Phillip Innis (Becky), P.O. Box 306, Tuttle, OK 73089 Chase ([email protected]; cell: 405-430-3709) DMI Pres.—Megan George, 12701 Natasha Way, Yukon, OK 73099 (405-234-0299) Prime Time Dir.—Jan Ellis, 4701 E. Hwy. 37, Tuttle, OK 73089 (405-381-4394) NMI Pres.—Barbara Neuenswander, 111 Ashley Circle, Tuttle, OK 73089 (405-387-9670) Church Board Sec.—Marla Box, 100 N. Frisco RD, Tuttle, OK 73089 (405-320-1514) Church Treas.—Jan Ellis, 4701 E. Hwy. 37, Tuttle, OK 73089 (405-381-4394) Walters (Organized 1932) (059-0590) Location—(Mail: 211 E. Colorado) 201 E. Colorado St., Walters, OK 73572 ([email protected]; 580-875-2112) Pastor—(3/17/99) Paul A. Metcalfe (Lisa), 211 E. Colorado St., Walters, OK 73572 ([email protected]; 580-875-2447) Music Dir.—Lisa Metcalfe, 211 E. Colorado St., Walters, OK 73572 ([email protected]; 580-875-2447) SS Supt.—Paul Bowles, Rte. 1, Box 51C, Waurika, OK 73573 (580-591-1215) NYI Pres.—Kaitlyn Metcalfe, 211 E. Colorado St., Walters, OK 73572 (580-875-2447) NMI Pres.—Pat Dowlen, Rte. 1, Box 56, Temple, OK 73568 (580-342-5161) Prison Ministry Dir.—Ron Morse, 511 E. Colorado St., Waurika, OK 73572 (580-704-4485) Prime Time Min. Dir.—Susan Taylor, P.O. Box 103, Walters, OK 73572 (580-585-0934) Women’s Min. Dir.—Angela Fremin, 309 W. Ohio, Walters, OK 73572 (580-583-6888) Men’s Min. Dir.—Wayne Wilson, 4905 S.E. Randolph Road, Lawton, OK 73501 (580-357-3265) Church Board Sec.—Pat Dowlen, Rte. 1, Box 56, Temple, OK 73568 (580-342-5161) Church Treas.—Angel Bowles, Rte. 1, Box 51C, Waurika, OK 73573 (580-591-1215) Waurika (Organized 1922) (059-0600) Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 93) 410 E. B St., Waurika, OK 73573 (405-642-1513) Pastor—(12/8/14) B. T. Richardson (Vicki), 2118 Cardinal Rd., Ardmore, OK 73401 ([email protected]; 580-277-0025) Church Board Sec.—Regina Anthony, Rte. 2, Box 229, Waurika, OK 73573 ([email protected]; 580-228-2883) Church Treas.—Sheila Wall, Rte. 2, Box 128A, Waurika, OK 73573 (580-228-3348) Weatherford (Organized 1936) (059-0610) Location—301 W. Franklin, Weatherford, OK 73096 ([email protected]; fax: 580-772-3471; 580-772-3471) Pastor—(1/15/07) Jeffrey Sikes (Karola), 215 N. 8th St., Weatherford, OK 73096 ([email protected]; 580-772-0064) Assoc. Pastor / Children—Karola Sikes (Jeff), 215 N. 8th St., Weatherford, OK 73096 ([email protected]; 580-772-0064) Music Dir.—Jason Cornelius, 132 McKenzie, Weatherford, OK 73096 ([email protected]; 580-772-2831) SS Supt.—Karola Sikes, 215 N. 8th St., Weatherford, OK 73096 ([email protected]; 580-772-0064) NYI Pres.—Brooke Douglas, 132 McKenzie, Weatherford, OK 73096 ([email protected]; 580-772-2831) NMI Pres.—Jonathan Flynn, 105 W. University, #L4, Weatherford, Ok 73096 ([email protected]; 580-774-2711) Church Board Sec.—Teresa Wardell, 521 W. Arapaho, Weatherford, OK 73096 ([email protected]; 580-772-3169) Church Treas.—Teresa Wardell, 521 W. Arapaho, Weatherford, OK 73096 ([email protected]; 580-772-3169) Yukon First (Organized 1925) (059-0630) Location—525 E. Main, Yukon, OK 73099 (Website: www.yukonfirst.com; [email protected]; fax: 405-354-4823; 405-354-4822) Pastor—(07/18/10) Gary Reynolds (Jenny), 4701 Elk Run, Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected];405-354-2248) Assoc. Pastor—Kent Mullens (Michelle), 617 S. 8th St., Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; 405-354-2827) Assoc. Pastor for Ministry to Children & Senior Adults—Lois Casey, 6 Dianna Dr., Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; 405-354-2097) Dir. of Music—Edward Hudson, 2331 Westlawn Pl., Oklahoma City, OK 73112 ([email protected]; cell: 405-406-6024) SS Supt.—Keith Pierce, 305 Fairbanks Way, Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; cell: 405-831-4974) NYI Pres.—Aaron Garrett, 129 W. Parkland, Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; 405-640-4366) Prime Time Dirs.—Carl & Sharon Odle, 10437 Dover Dr., Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; 405-708-2880) 21 NMI Pres.—Cindy Powell, 201 E. Grand Teton Ct., Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; 405-354-8044) Women’s Ministry Dir.—Gayle Cameron, 12217 Royal Coach Dr., Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; 405-373-3370) Web Master—Josh Coley, 4632 N.W. 19th, #50, Oklahoma City, OK 73127 ([email protected]; cell: 405-824-8356) Church Board Sec.—Chuck Crow, 11708 Charleston Way, Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; cell: 405-641-0003) Church Treas.—Calvin Taylor, 204 Choctaw Place, Yukon, OK 73099 ([email protected]; 405.354.0534) F. ORDAINED ELDERS Role Code Designations CED—Christian Education Minister CHP—Chaplain DA—District Assignment DIA—District Interim Assigned DS—District Superintendent EDU—Education ESR—Evangelism Service, Retired EVC—Evangelist, Commissioned EVR—Evangelist, Registered EVT—Evangelist, Tenured GA—General Assignment GS—General Superintendent 2009 1967 2015 1985 1976 1976 1999 2012 2015 1986 2012 1994 1995 1971 1962 2013 1972 2000 2004 2012 PAS—Pastor PSV-FT—Pastoral Service, Full-Time PSV-PT—Pastoral Service, Part-Time RA—Retired, Assigned RU—Retired, Unassigned SEC—Song Evangelist, Commissioned SER—Song Evangelist, Registered SPC—Special Service/Interdenominational STU—Student TRF—In Process of Transfer U—Unassigned U Andrade, Alfredo, 6307 N.W. 37th St., Bethany, OK 73008 (Oklahoma City ROC) ([email protected]; 405-520-6157) RA Apple, Jerry Dale, P.O. Box 86, Davis, OK 73030 (Oklahoma City Trinity) ([email protected]; 405-209-3435) PSV-FT Armstrong, Brett James, 717 N. Canadian Terr., Mustang, OK 73064 (Mustang) ([email protected]; cell: 405-519-6297) PAS Armstrong, Terrill L., 108 S. Nelson Dr., Mustang, OK 73064 (Mustang) ([email protected]; cell: 405-202-0346; 405-376-2892) RA Atkinson, Thomas D., 318 N. Grigsby Rd., Newcastle, OK 73065 (Newcastle Life Springs) (405-227-6251) RA Baird, Stephen K., P.O. Box 243, Newcastle, OK 73065 (Oklahoma City Trinity) ([email protected]; 405-812-4352) PAS Barkley, Robert K., 1003 Kathy’s Pl., Elk City, OK 73644 (Elk City) ([email protected]; cell: 580-374-7046; 580-225-0585) PAS Becerra, Nicolas, 2951 N.W. 48th St., Oklahoma City 73112 (Oklahoma City Rosa de Saron) (405-512-8331) PAS Bender, Jonathan Charles, 3114 N. Hammond Ave., Bethany, OK 73008 (Bethany Jernigan Memorial) ([email protected]; cell: 513-673-7624;405-789-2253) PAS Bennett, Gordon, 1320 Frisco Ave., Clinton, OK 73601 (Clinton) ([email protected]; cell: 580-445-0799; 580-323-1517) PSV-PT Berry, Beckie Lynn, 7189 N.W. 16th St., Bethany, OK 73008 (Oklahoma City ROC Church) ([email protected]; 405-314-7517) RA Bilyeu, Larry R., 4609 S.E. 42nd, Del City, OK 73115 (Oklahoma City Trinity) ([email protected]; 405-627-6183) U Blake, Dale A., 11744 Blue Moon Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73162 (Bethany Calvary) ([email protected]; 405-435-9455) RU Boatman, Larry K., 1346 Magdalena Dr., Oklahoma City, OK 73119 (Oklahoma City Woodson Park) (405-632-2205) RA Boles, Billy J., 3501 Salter St., Duncan, OK 73533 (Duncan Heritage Oaks) ([email protected]; 580-252-8016) SPC Bollinger, Nicholas Isaac, 8026 N.W. 80th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73132(Oklahoma City Western Oaks) ([email protected]; cell 303-898-4229) SPC Bond, Richard D., (mail: 2132 W. Park Pl., Oklahoma City, OK 73107) 6317 Chatham Rd., Oklahoma City, OK 73132 (Oklahoma City All Nations) ([email protected]; 405-410-8082) RA Bowers, Charles H., P.O. Box 83, Cache, OK 73527 (Komah Memorial) (n/a) RA Boyd, Sally Jo, 1404 Superior St., P.O. Box 656, Plains, KS 67869 (Chickasha) ([email protected]; 620-655-6648) RA Boyd, Wallace Neil, 1404 Superior St., P.O. Box 656, Plains, KS 67869 (Chickasha) 22 2004 2007 1960 1990 1985 1973 1977 2006 1979 1965 1990 1995 1972 1979 2004 2004 2004 1983 1974 1999 1972 1974 2011 2005 1980 1960 2013 1972 2009 1997 2003 1984 ([email protected]; 620-655-6648) Boyt, Connie Dee, 2009 6th Ave. N.W., Ardmore, OK 73401 (Ardmore First) ([email protected]; 580-224-2977) U Brewster, Ricky Lee, P.O. Box 1411, Clinton, OK 73601 (Clinton) ([email protected]; 405-623-7479) RU Browning, James D., P.O. Box 35, Waldron, AR 72958 (Bethany Jernigan Memorial) (479-207-5009) SPC Buck, Wendall G., P.O. Box 209, Elgin, OK 73538 (Lawton First) ([email protected]; 580-512-0233) U Buettner, Harlan, 13220 Green Valley Dr., Oklahoma City, OK 73120 (Oklahoma City Western Oaks) ([email protected]; 405-823-3909) RU Bunch, Gary W., 613 3rd St., Lone Wolf, OK 73655 (Altus First) ([email protected]; 580-846-9024) CHP Cahill Sr., John Russell., 205 W. Market St., Anadarko, OK 73005 (Anadarko) ([email protected]; 405-638-2518) PAS Calfy, Lena Ann, 602 W. Indiana St., Walters, OK 73572 (Emerson) ([email protected]; 580-875-2051) RU Campbell, Larry R., 9 Power Lane Pl., Decatur, IL 62522 (Norman Community) ([email protected]; 405-388-2882) RU Cantrell, J. Wallace, 1708 Flamingo Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73127 (Oklahoma City Western Oaks) ([email protected]; 405-787-5282) CHP Chew, Richard L., 2043 Yorkshire Dr., Midwest City, OK 73130 (Oklahoma City Trinity) ([email protected]; 405-834-5944) CHP/ Cole, Ronald H., 1809 N.W. 175th St., Edmond, OK 73012 (Bethany Calvary) PSV-PT ([email protected]; 405-361-1669) RA Cook, Danny M., 900 Gartrell Place, #27, Weatherford, OK 73096 (Weatherford) (580-330-2658) DS Cooper, Jim G., 3200 Chesterfield Pl., Oklahoma City, OK 73179 (Oklahoma City Providence) ([email protected]; 405-922-7163) PSV-FT Couchman, Jennifer M., 7632 N.W. 12th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73127 (Oklahoma City ROC Church) ([email protected]; 405-684-0943) SPC Couchman, Kenneth L., 7632 N.W. 12th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73127 (Oklahoma City ROC Church) ([email protected]; 405-470-2209) PSV-PT Crenshaw, Jacqueline V., 3807 N. Rockwell, #120, Bethany, OK 73008 (Oklahoma City ROC Church) ([email protected]; 405-787-4378) DA Crow, Charles Delmar, 11708 Charleston Way, Yukon, OK 73099 (Yukon First) ([email protected]; 405-641-0003) EDU Culbertson, Howard R., 5901 N.W. 81st, Oklahoma City, OK 73132 (Oklahoma City ROC Church) ([email protected]; 405-740-4149) RA Danner, Alberta Dorrance, 1810 N. Rockwell Ave., #141, Bethany, OK 73008 (Oklahoma City Western Oaks) (405-603-5150) RA Dech, Ronald Perry, 1804 Bellaire Dr., Moore, OK 73160 (Norman Community) ([email protected]; 913-453-2289) RA Dewey, Frank E., 8210 N.W. 30th St., Bethany, Bethany, OK 73008 (Bethany Calvary) ([email protected]; 405-501-3531) SPC Donovan, Kristen Lynn, 1724 N.W. 33rd St., Oklahoma City, OK 73118 (Oklahoma City All Nations) ([email protected]; 405-822-2250) PSV-FT Drabenstot, Kymberly Ann, 922 N. Tiffany Way, Mustang, OK 73064 (Mustang) ([email protected]; 405-550-0300) PAS Edwards, Terry W., P.O. Box 1393, Bethany, OK 73008 (Oklahoma City Providence) ([email protected]; 405-787-4601) RA Els, Herbert D., 6717 N.W. 26th St., Bethany, OK 73008 (Oklahoma City May Avenue) (405-787-4241) PAS Estrada, Maria Isela, 12500 Brandy Ln., Oklahoma City, OK 73170 (Newcastle Life Springs) ([email protected]; 405-410-1910) RA Fletcher, Ray A., 24 W. Pheasant Ln., Lawton, OK 73507 (Lawton Heights) (580-529-3346) PAS Fryar, Mark Thomas, 1020 W. Elm St., El Reno, OK 73036 (El Reno) ([email protected]; 405-262-1576) U Funderburk, Richard L., 912 Greenfield Ave., Yukon, OK 73099 (Mustang) ([email protected]; cell: 405-898-7139) U Galbraith, Howard Dale, 2536 Heinemann Dr., Valley Springs, CA 95252 (Anadarko) ([email protected]; 209-256-6716) U Geiger, LaMonte M., 3921 S.E. 46th, Oklahoma City, OK 73135 (Oklahoma City Trinity) PAS 23 2008 1994 2004 1990 1961 1987 1976 1970 1990 1967 1983 2015 1979 2004 2007 1969 2000 1981 1995 1995 1995 1993 2011 2008 1978 2000 1999 1968 2001 1986 1973 1988 2013 1965 ([email protected]; 720-227-3461) Griffith, Kelly Brenton., 4601 N. Mueller Ave., Bethany, OK 73008 (Oklahoma City May Avenue) ([email protected]; cell: 405-226-1771; 405-495-3850) CHP Hanson, Margaret L., P.O. Box 1754, 8205 N.W. 36th Terr., Bethany, OK 73008 (Oklahoma City Western Oaks) ([email protected]; 573-772-0507) PAS Hardesty, Brent Alan., 1509 Kestrel Ct., Norman, OK 73071 (Norman Community) ([email protected]; cell: 405-410-3980; 405-310-3634) RA Hart, Delbert M., 3721 24th Ave. S.E., #1, Norman, OK 73071 (Norman Community) ([email protected]; 405-537-5136) RA Hayes, Richard J., 401 S. 7th St., Comanche, OK 73529 (Waurika) (580-439-2460) PAS Hill, James S., 7613 N.W. 38th St., Bethany, OK 73008 (Bethany Calvary) ([email protected]; cell: 405-210-2458; 405-603-7657) RA Hill, Lonnie C., 18101 McCann Dr., Noble, OK 73068 (Noble) ([email protected]; 405-899-4582) RA Hockett, Gilbert L., 5234 S. Land Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73119 (Oklahoma City SouthPointe) ([email protected]; 405-680-0189) U Hull, Marcus D., 301 E. Grand Teton Ct., Yukon, OK 73099 (El Reno) ([email protected]; 405-354-7843) RA Hunter, Larry D., 4585 S. Banner Rd., El Reno, OK 73036 (Mustang) (405-483-5299) RA/DIA Ikner, James Daniel, 21555 W. Gore Blvd., Indiahoma, OK 73552 (Hollis) (580-429-4488) PAS Innis, Phillip M., P.O. Box 306, 706 E. Main, Tuttle, OK 73089 (Tuttle) ([email protected]; cell: 405-430-3709) RA Isley, Elbert T., 936 S.W. 49th, Oklahoma City, OK 73109 (Oklahoma City Woodson Park) (405-635-0602) PAS Izaguirre, Cristobal, 224 S. 7th St., Clinton, OK 73601 (Clinton Milagro de Dios) (580-323-5510) U Johnson, Carl Wayne, 114 N. Circle, Weatherford, OK 73096 (Weatherford) ([email protected]; 580-302-1922) CHP/EVR Jones, Terry L., 530 S. Pleasant View Dr., Mustang, OK 73064 (Newcastle Life Springs) ([email protected]; 405-503-3008) U Kinnamon, Melanie D., 1101 Cedarcrest St., Norman, OK 73071 (Oklahoma City Trinity) ([email protected]; 405-573-9297) CHP Knight, Dennis E., 11713 N. 1970 Rd., Elk City, OK 73644 (Bethany Calvary) ([email protected]; 580-225-2209) CHP Knutson, Miles D., 4220 N. Reeder Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73122 (Oklahoma City ROC Church) ([email protected]; 405-694-3896) PAS Koscheski, Curtis L., 1308 Berkshire Way. Anadarko, OK 73005 (Anadarko) ([email protected]; cell: 334-301-1995; 405-247-5622) PAS Ledbetter, Claude S., 1412 S. Walnut, Pauls Valley, OK 73075 (Pauls Valley) ([email protected]; cell: 405-207-7852; 405-238-2804) PAS Lee, Hyeon-Hoon, 10337 Buccaneer Dr., Oklahoma City, OK 73159 (Oklahoma City First Korean) ([email protected]; cell: 405-476-9838) PSV-FT Lee, Travis Jayden, 617 E. Juniper Ln., Mustang, OK 73064 (Oklahoma City Trinity) ([email protected]; 479-616-8800) PAS Mauldin, Lee Jay, (P.O. Box 1182) 402 S. Elm, Erick, OK 73645 (Erick) ([email protected]; cell: 580-799-0370) CHP Meisner, Wesley D., 201 Highland Glen, Norman, OK 73069 (Norman Community) ([email protected]; 405-708-3048) PAS Metcalfe, Paul A., 211 E. Colorado St., Walters, OK 73572 (Walters) ([email protected]; cell: 580-512-9005; 580-875-2447) GA Miller, George Manley, c/o Global Ministry Center, 17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lenexa, KS 66220 (Carnegie) RA Moyer, Brance E., 5204 N.W. 47th St., Warr Acres, OK 73122 (Bethany Calvary) ([email protected]; 405-440-2867) PSV-FT Mullens, Kent E., 617 S. 8th St., Yukon, OK 73099 (Yukon First) ([email protected]; 405-826-0072) PAS Murray, Michael D., 1707 N.W. Lincoln Ave., Lawton, OK 73507 (Lawton Heights) ([email protected]; cell: 580-284-8387; 580-357-2092) RA Murrow, Robert L., 1901 Janeen St., Yukon, OK 73099 (Yukon First) (405-354-9701) RA Naeve, Paul, 800 E. Cypress St., Altus, OK 73521 (Altus First) (580-480-0191) PSV-PT Neal, Janet Mina, 413 Sage Brush Rd., Yukon, OK 73099 (Canadian Hills) ([email protected]; 405-826-5989) RU Odle, Arthur Carl, 10437 Dover Dr., Yukon, OK 73099 (Yukon First) PAS 24 1974 2009 1977 2005 1990 1971 1983 1973 1974 1944 1995 1982 1985 2008 2008 1985 1989 2000 1977 1999 2014 2014 2009 2008 1978 2008 2010 2002 1974 1964 1975 1993 1971 ([email protected]; 405-708-2880) U Pack, Glenn E., 114 Oakwood Dr., Tuttle, OK 73089 (Tuttle) ([email protected]; 405-517-1470) PSV-PT Palmer, Daniel Kevin, 4805 N. Donald, Bethany, OK 73008 (Oklahoma City Western Oaks) ([email protected]; 405-503-5039) U Parsons, Carl William (Bill), 7428 N.W. 106th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73162 (Oklahoma City Providence) ([email protected]; 405-833-4860) PAS Penner, Chad Allen, 341 E. Platt Dr., Yukon, OK 73099 (Canadian Hills) ([email protected]; cell: 832-407-5995) PAS Perkins III, William G., (P.O. Box 624) 14 E. Ash, Carnegie, OK 73015 (Carnegie) (cell: 580-956-9310; 580-654-1505) RA Porter, Edwin L., 301 N. Kentucky Ave., Mangum, OK 73554 (Mangum) ([email protected]; 580-782-9275) PAS Powers III, Hardy, 11708 Blue Bell Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73162 (Oklahoma City Western Oaks) ([email protected]; cell: 405-209-7338; 405-470-7636) RA Price, Jim D., 412 W. Virginia Ave., Anadarko, OK 73005 (Anadarko) (405-933-4045) RU Reed, Donald Ray, 2707 Osage Way, Norman, OK 73071 (Norman Community) ([email protected]; 405-701-1451) RU Reeves, Erma L., 7200 N.W. 46th St., Bethany, OK 73008 (Bethany Calvary) (405-495-8734) PAS Reynolds, Gary Lee, 4701 Elk Run, Yukon, OK 73099 (Yukon First) ([email protected]; 405-354-2248) PAS Richardson, Barney T., 2118 Cardinal Rd., Ardmore, OK 73401 (Waurika) ([email protected]; 580-277-0025) PSV-PT Rickert, Roger, 112 Coral Ave., Elk City, OK 73644 (Elk City) ([email protected]; 580-374-1136) PSV-FT Rodriguez, Gabriela, 15101 Todd Way, Oklahoma City, OK 73170 (Oklahoma City Trinity) ([email protected]; 405-514-4382) PSV-FT Rodriguez, Sergio, 15101 Todd Way, Oklahoma City, OK 73170 (Oklahoma City Trinity) ([email protected]; 405-514-5163) PSV-PT Ruby, Steven W., 7712 N.W. 25th Terr., Bethany, OK 73008 (Mustang) ([email protected]; 606-465-2048) PAS Runyan, H. Douglas, 10701 Fairway Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73170 (Oklahoma City Trinity) ([email protected]; cell: 405-740-4562) PSV-PT Rupert Jr., G. Thomas, 7307 N.W. 105th, Oklahoma City, OK 73162 (Oklahoma City Western Oaks) ([email protected]; 405-213-5423) SPC Ryan, Larry K., 1009 Noble Ct., Yukon, OK 73099 (Oklahoma City Western Oaks) ([email protected]; 405-265-0041) RA Sampson, Nola R., 7400 N.W. 118th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73162 (Oklahoma City Crown Heights) ([email protected]; 405-615-1388) PAS/SPC Sanchez, Erick F., 301 N. Morgan Dr., Moore, OK 73160 (Oklahoma City Western Oaks) ([email protected]; cell: 405-212-0246) PAS/SPC Sanchez, Jacklyn, 301 N. Morgan Dr., Moore, OK 73160 (Oklahoma City Western Oaks) ([email protected]; cell: 405-215-1409) PAS Schneberger, Richard Lee, 612 Westwood Dr., Oklahoma City, OK 73127 (Oklahoma City ROC Church) ([email protected]; cell: 405-589-0686) PSV-FT Shepperd, Craig Patrick, 820 E. Hayes, Norman, OK 73071 (Norman Community) ([email protected]; 405-436-7681) SPC Short, Rick Dean, 4105 Quail Dr., Norman, OK 73072 (Norman Community) ([email protected]; 405-202-8805) PAS Sikes, Jeffrey Duane, 215 N. 8th St., Weatherford, OK 73096 (Weatherford) ([email protected]; cell: 580-890-9472; 580-772-0064) PSV-PT Sikes, Karola Theresia, 215 N. 8th St., Weatherford, OK 73096 (Weatherford) ([email protected]; 580-890-9466) PAS Sims, Darren Leroy, 2700 S. Independence, Oklahoma City, OK 73108 (Oklahoma City Woodson Park) ([email protected]; 405-509-1912) RA Smith, G. Bill, 15405 Acacia Rd., Oklahoma City, OK 73170 (Mustang) (cell: 405-246-5243) RA Smith, James Wilbur, 1213 N. Carol Ln., Oklahoma City, OK 73127 (Bethany Jernigan Memorial) ([email protected]; 405-246-8045) RA Smith, Patrick, 8905 S. Country Club Dr., Oklahoma City, OK 73159 (Mustang) (405-680-4870) U Smith, Roger A., 8201 Canna Lane, Oklahoma City, OK 73132 (Oklahoma City ROC) ([email protected]; 405-760-9018) RA Snavely, Orville Duane, 2405 S.W. 103rd, Oklahoma City, OK 73159 (Oklahoma City Trinity) 25 2001 1972 1963 1959 1978 1961 1960 1969 1973 2001 1992 1988 1975 2011 1965 2011 2011 2007 1998 1968 1984 1954 1976 1965 2013 2004 1992 2014 2014 2006 ([email protected]; 405-692-6028) Snider, Thomas Claude, 22532 E. 1080 Rd., Clinton, OK 73601 (Snyder) ([email protected]; 580-323-2080) RA/DIA Stark, Eddie G., (P.O. Box 398) 406 N. 4th St., Noble, OK 73068 (Noble) ([email protected]; 405-577-2559) RA/PAS Stark, Francis Wayne, 4500 N. Asbury, Bethany, OK 73008 (Oklahoma City All Nations) ([email protected]; cell: 405-514-7420; 405-789-7156) RA/ Stroud, Paul E., 721 Mato Verde Ln., Minco, OK 73059 (Mustang) PSV-PT ([email protected]; 405-642-1513, cell; 405-352-5948) CHP Strunk, Roscoe L., 2295 County Street 2810, #6, Chickasha, OK 73018 (Chickasha) ([email protected]; 405-205-1972) RA Styers Sr., Floyd H., P.O. Box 3335, Shawnee, OK 74802 (Oklahoma City Trinity) ([email protected]; 405-275-5497) RA Summer, Carl Bernard, P.O. Box 1447, Bethany, OK 73008 (Oklahoma City Western Oaks) ([email protected]; 405-627-3077) RA Sutterfield, Melvin Leon, 700 Little River Cir., Moore, OK 73160 (Oklahoma City SouthPointe) (405-659-0301) RA Tahchaw-wickah, Nick R., 17201 S.W. Bishop Rd., Cache, OK 73527 (Cache First Indian) (580-574-0804) RU Tate, Jerry Winfred, 226 West Ash St., Carnegie, OK 73015 (Carnegie) ([email protected]; 580-654-8210) PAS Thirion, Clifford S., 821 N.W. 49th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73118 (Oklahoma City Crown Heights) ([email protected]; cell: 405-550-1903; 405-286-3304) GA Troutman, Philip H., c/o Global Ministry Center, 17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lenexa, KS 66220 (Mustang) RA Tullis, Rex L., 10811 S. Western, Oklahoma City, OK 73170 (Oklahoma City Trinity) ([email protected]; 405-210-1115) PAS Vernier, Douglas Duane, 5816 Cheyenne Ct., Warr Acres, OK 73132 (Oklahoma City SouthPointe) ([email protected]; 405-229-1635) RA Wales, Harry L., 7720 N.W. 31st St., Bethany, OK 73008 (Oklahoma City Western Oaks) (405-440-0530) PAS Ward, Erin Dawn, 202 Cherokee St., Marlow, OK 73055 (Marlow) ([email protected]; cell: 580-658-0571) PAS Ward, Nicholas Anthony, 202 Cherokee St., Marlow, OK 73055 (Marlow) ([email protected]; cell: 580-658-0671) U Warner, John Mark, 422 N. 6th St., Weatherford, OK 73096 (Weatherford) ([email protected]; 580-774-1446) PAS West, Charles Rick, 425 S.W. 45th St., Moore, OK 73160 (Moore) ([email protected]; 405-794-1233) RA Williams, Lawrence Zapp, 6715 N.W. 30th Terr., Bethany, OK 73008 (Oklahoma City Western Oaks) ([email protected]; 405-789-0962) SPC Williams, Mark, 10029 S. Fairview Dr., Oklahoma City, OK 73159 (Oklahoma City SouthPointe) ([email protected]; 405-206-8057) RA Williams Sr., Robert P., 900 E. Vandament, #133, Yukon, OK 73099 (Yukon First) (405-350-0015) RA/ Williamson, John S., 1180 Monument Ln., Yukon, OK 73099 (Bethany Calvary) PSV/PT ([email protected]; 913-515-2841) RA Williamson, Kenneth C., 5301 N. Meridian, #214, Oklahoma City, OK 73112 (Bethany Calvary) (405-787-8875) PAS Young, Andrew William, 509 Lakeside Dr., Altus, OK 73521 (Altus) ([email protected]; cell: 713-206-0182) PAS Yun, Kijoon, 514 N.W. 60th St., Lawton, OK 73505 (Altus Korean & Lawton Korean Community) ([email protected]; 580-919-1073) PAS G. ORDAINED DEACONS Atkinson, Patricia A., 318 N. Grigsby Rd., Newcastle, OK 73065 (Newcastle Life Springs) ([email protected]; 405-638-8652) PSV-PT Casey, Lois M., 6 Dianna Dr., Yukon, OK 73099 (Yukon First) ([email protected]; 405-354-2097) PSV-FT Keever, Nathan James, 216 Conestoga Dr., Yukon, OK 73099 (Mustang) ([email protected]; 405-226-2377) PSV-PT Parker, Jr., John R., 1417 Bois D’ Arc Dr., Yukon, OK 73099 (Canadian Hills) ([email protected]; 405-312-9501) U 26 2002 2014 2014 2015 2014 2015 2013 2014 2012 2015 2010 2014 2012 2013 2015 2015 2015 2013 2010 2015 2014 2015 2015 2012 2015 2013 2015 2015 1969 H. LICENSED MINISTERS Asetamy, Matthew, (P.O. Box 412) 211 N. Elk Dr., Cache, OK 73527 (Cache First Indian) ([email protected]; 580-583-0772) U Baker, Clay, 6602 N.W. 37th St., Bethany, OK 73008 (Oklahoma City First Korean) ([email protected]; 405-618-3970) STU Chandler, Nohora, 5825 Hefner Village Circle, Oklahoma City, OK 73162 (Oklahoma City Western Oaks) ([email protected]; 405-301-2142) STU Cranston, Robert Christopher Jr., 6612 N.W. 42nd St., Bethany, OK 73008 (Oklahoma City Trinity) ([email protected]; cell: 806-535-8763) PAS Dalrymple, Wesley, 3719 S.W. 23rd Pl., Oklahoma City, OK 73108 (Oklahoma City Faith, Hope and Life) (cell: 405-651-6429; 405-604-8786) PSV-PT Dougharty, Bryant, 8109 N.W. 31st Terr., Bethany, OK 73008 (Oklahoma City May Avenue) ([email protected]; 405-317-8186) PAS Ellis, Joseph Allen, 6712 Cherry Pl., Oklahoma City, OK 73127 (Chickasha) ([email protected]; 405-495-6778) STU Esparza, Rafael, 3733 S.W. 41st St., Oklahoma City, OK 73119 (Oklahoma City Western Oaks) (405-684-9285) PSV-FT Espino, Heriberto “Eddie”, 7819 N.W. 16th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73127 (Oklahoma City Western Oaks) ([email protected]; 405-859-6430) PSV-PT Gunter, Amber Jean, 12216 S. Villa Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73170 (Oklahoma City Trinity) ([email protected]; cell: 918-859-7529) PSV-PT James, Rachel Danae, 1613 W. Jones, Duncan, OK 73533 (Duncan Heritage Oaks) ([email protected]; 405-496-1229) STU Lozano, Martha, 716 Eastview Dr., Yukon, OK 73099 (Oklahoma City Western Oaks) ([email protected]; 405-702-3266) PSV-FT Messer, Kaylyn, 6488 N. Warren Ave., #170, Oklahoma City, OK 73116 (Oklahoma City Western Oaks) ([email protected]; cell: 972-465-0631) STU Oh, Kyungmi (Sharon), 6501 Woodland Ave., Kansas City, MO 64131 (Oklahoma City First Korean) ([email protected]; cell: 405-905-9946) PSV-PT Polito, Stephanie Rae, 404 S.W. 51st St., Oklahoma City, OK 73109 (Oklahoma City Trinity) ([email protected]; cell: 765-729-1883) PSV-PT Ponder, Benjamin, 4209 N. Libby Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73122 (Oklahoma City Western Oaks) ([email protected]; cell: 386-320-9137) PSV-PT Ponder, Eric Devin, 4209 N. Libby Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73122 (Oklahoma City Western Oaks) ([email protected]; cell: 832-492-7239) STU Ra, Sung Yeoun (Paul), 6348A Woodland Ave., Kansas City, MO 64131 (Oklahoma City First Korean) ([email protected]; cell: 405-538-7957) U Rodriguez, Duhamel V., Puerto Rico (Oklahoma City Pennsylvania Avenue) ([email protected]; 405-881-4986) PSV-PT Runyan, Pamela G., 10701 Fairway Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73170 (Oklahoma City Trinity) ([email protected]; 405-740-3927) STU Seymour, Jay, 4200 Farm Rd., Moore, OK 73160 (Oklahoma City SouthPointe) ([email protected]; 405-496-0292) STU Shay, Brianna, 6809 N.W. 44th St., Bethany, OK 73008 (Oklahoma City Western Oaks) ([email protected]; 405-248-2988) STU Story, Jacob, 1231 N. Chisholm Rd., Oklahoma City, OK 73127 (Oklahoma City Western Oaks) ([email protected]; 405-600-8254) PSV-FT Troyer, Austin Jack, 7104 N.W. 43rd St., Bethany, OK 73008 (Oklahoma City ROC Church) ([email protected]; 405-420-1515) STU Vargas Lopez, Karem Maria, P.O. Box 60189, #3482, Oklahoma City, OK 73146-0189 (Oklahoma City Western Oaks) ([email protected]; 405-816-9783) PAS Vieyra, Luis, 2938 S.W. 18th, Oklahoma City, OK 73108 (Oklahoma City Luz de Verdad) ([email protected]; cell: 405-503-5960) PSV-FT Weaver, Brendon, 1030 N. Doris, Oklahoma City, OK 73127 (Oklahoma City ROC Church) ([email protected]; 405-924-3447) STU Yarbrough, Christopher Alan, 2213 W. Spruce Ave., Duncan, OK 73533 (Oklahoma City Western Oaks) ([email protected]; cell: 580-606-1531) PAS EVR/CHP I. REGISTERED EVANGELIST Jones, Terry L., 530 Pleasantview Dr., Mustang, OK 73064 (Noble) ([email protected]; 405-376-0289) 27 SER J. REGISTERED SONG EVANGELIST Edwards. Janice, 4601 N. Donald, Bethany, OK 73008 (Oklahoma City Western Oaks) ([email protected]; 405-787-4601) II. General Information A. RECEIVED ON TRANSFER 1. Elders Harlan Buettner from Oklahoma. Richard L. Funderburk from South Arkansas; G. Bill Smith from Central California 2. Licensed Ministers Kaylyn R. Messer from Dallas; Jay Seymour from Oklahoma; Austin Jack Troyer from Oklahoma B. GRANTED TRANSFER 1. Elders Daryl Brown to Southern Florida; Terri Denise Cobb to Oklahoma; M. Bert Daniels to Intermountain; Arthur Louis Evans to Oklahoma; Richard D. Gunsalus to Anaheim; Larry A. Henderson to Oklahoma; E.R. (Ed) Houston to Oklahoma; Curtis Lewis Jr. to Oklahoma; Louis M. Scarbrough to North Arkansas; Stan A. Toler to Oklahoma; Juan R. Vazquez to West Texas; Noemi Q. Vazquez to West Texas; Gerald W. Woods to Oklahoma 2. Licensed Ministers Christopher Richard Davies to Michigan; Leslie Noel Davies to Michigan; Kelcie Jo Exline to Kansas; Erika Rivera to Louisiana; Josh Roebuck to South Texas; Cory Ryan Williams to Florida 3. Transfer of Jurisdiction Ik B. Chun to Korea (Manual 538.1) C. ELECTED TO ELDER’S ORDERS-ELDER’S TRACK Brett James Armstrong, Phillip M. Innis D. RECOGNIZED CREDENTIALS AS AN ELDER Jonathan Charles Bender E. DECEASED MINISTERS Floyd Irwin Harris, Ben Lee Hester, Joseph L. Killgore, Emmett E. Taylor F. MINISTERS GRANTED RETIRED RELATIONSHIP Sally Jo Boyd (RA), Wallace Neil Boyd (RA), Rex L. Tullis (RA) G. GRANTED MINISTER’S LICENSE 1. Elder Track Robert Cranston, Bryant Dougharty, Amber Gunter, Stephanie Polito, Ben Ponder, Eric Ponder, Pamela Runyan, Brianna Shay, Jacob Story, Brendon Weaver, Christopher Yarbrough 2. Non-Ordination Track Karem Lopez H. RENEWAL OF MINISTER’S LICENSE 1. Elder Track Brett James Armstrong, Matthew Asetamy, Clay Baker, Nohora Chandler, Joseph Ellis, Rafael Esparza, Eddie Espino, Phillip Innis, Rachel James, Martha Lozano, Kaylyn Messer, Sharon Oh, Paul Ra, Duhamel “Duey” Rodriguez, Jay Seymour, Austin Troyer, Luis Vieyra 2. Non-Ordination Track Wesley Dalrymple I. RENEWAL OF REGISTERED EVANGELIST Terry Jones J. RENEWAL OF REGISTERED SONG EVANGELIST Janice Edwards K. APPROVED FOR SPECIAL SERVICE Nicholas Bollinger, Richard Bond, Wendall Buck, Kenneth L. Couchman, Kristen Donovan, Larry Ryan, Rick Short, Mark Williams 28 L. MINISTER’S LICENSE NOT RENEWED Jenny Brown, Tiffany Fletcher, Stephan Maynard M. APPROVED FILING OF CREDENTIAL HAVING BEEN UNASSIGNED FOR FOUR YEARS Giovanni Monterroso N. CHURCH NAME CHANGE Oklahoma City Portland Avenue to Oklahoma City Faith, Hope and Life O. CHURCHES MERGED Merger between Oklahoma City Pennsylvania Avenue and Oklahoma City First Indian; approved a name change to Oklahoma City All Nations Church of the Nazarene P. CHURCHES DISORGANIZED Oklahoma City Capitol Hill Q. CHURCH-TYPE MISSIONS Ardmore Hispanic, Moore Casa Vida/House of Life R. WHERE TO SEND MONEYS World Evangelism, Approved Specials and P & B: Send to: Global Treasury Services Church of the Nazarene P.O. Box 843116 Kansas City, MO 64184-3116 Education Funds: Send to: Southern Nazarene University 6729 N.W. 39th Expressway Bethany, OK 73008 District Unified Funds and Salyer Lake: Send to: District Resource Center P.O. Box 937 Mustang, OK 73064 III. Plan of Examination DISTRICT MINISTERIAL STUDIES BOARD INSTRUCTIONS TO STUDENTS The District Ministerial Studies Board (DMSB) aids and guides all candidates on its district in preparation for the various forms of ministry. The board’s responsibility extends to licensees who are enrolled in colleges as well as those enrolled in district credentialing programs. Only the persons who are properly enrolled (Sourcebook on Ordination 439.1) can be served by the DMSB. Enrollment forms can be found on page 39 of the Sourcebook. There are two ministerial courses administered by the DMSB. They are elder track and deacon track. Ministers will not be ordained without having completed their respective courses. Study Regulations 1. Each candidate is instructed to communicate with the Ministerial Studies Board chairman as to their progress with a list of classes enrolled and or completed. College transcripts must be sent to the chairman of the Ministerial Studies Board chairman. (Mark Williams, 405-206-8057, [email protected]). 2. Those starting in the Studies Program should go online to http://nazarenepastor.org/clergyeducation/ and find the sourcebook on Ordination for the studies program. 3. All candidates should be prepared to appear for interviews as called upon by the Ministerial Studies Board and Ministerial Credentials Board at the time and place specified, usually in February of each year. 4. At least two courses must be completed each year to qualify for license renewal. All course work must be completed by District Assembly. 5. From the granting of the first district license, a candidate has 10 years to complete the course of study. 29 For information or guidance contact chairperson of the Board of Ministerial Studies and/or the Clergy Development online at http://www.nazarenepastor.org/cms/. For relevant application forms (for district assembly recognition and renewal), contact the district office. Modes of Study The recommended mode of preparation for full-time Christian service in the Church of the Nazarene is by attending a Nazarene liberal arts college or university including the Nazarene Bible College and if possible, Nazarene Theological Seminary. For those who are unable to meet this recommended mode of preparation, permission from the DMSB must be obtained to pursue the Modular Course of Study. Modular Course of Study The modular course of study is a model curriculum to fulfill the educational requirements for ordination in the Wesleyan-holiness tradition when students are unable to attend a Nazarene liberal arts college, university, Bible College or Nazarene Theological Seminary. The modular course of study is available through college extension programs, online and district-directed programs. The modular course of study is available online through http://www.nnu.edu/cos/ and http://online.nbc.edu/. Candidates must complete one-fourth of a validated course of study for ministers, or have passed the Nazarene history and polity courses and five additional courses in order to be licensed by the district assembly. College Students College students must be properly registered with the DMSB and are responsible to submit to the board documented evidence of academic standing (official transcript) in harmony with Sourcebook 437.5. College students are reminded to plan their curriculum in harmony with Manual. Transcripts will be evaluated by the DMSB, and no requirements as stated in the Manual will be waived. A college/university student must complete one-fourth of a validated college/university course for ministers in order to request a license from the district assembly. Procedure Ministerial Students enrolled in the COS, but not yet granted a District License are to communicate with the Ministerial Studies Board chairman. (Mark Williams, 405-206-8057, [email protected]). Ministerial Students holding a district license not yet graduated from the course of study or awaiting ordination must meet with the DMSB each year. Upon applying for a district license and meeting the DMSB each candidate will be assigned to a committee and advisor. Students and Advisors Committee A: Chairperson: Craig Shepperd ([email protected]; 405-436-7681) Candidate: Advisor: Amber Gunter Jennifer Couchman ([email protected]; 405-684-0943) Kaylyn Messer Kristen Donovan ([email protected]; 405-822-2250) Clay Baker Craig Shepperd ([email protected]; 405-436-7681) Robert Cranston Wendall Buck ([email protected]; 580-512-0233) Stephanie Polito Kristen Donovan ([email protected]; 405-822-2250) Luis Vieyra Howard Culbertson ([email protected]; 405-740-4149) Committee B: Chairperson: Terry Armstrong ([email protected]; 405-376-2892) Candidate Advisor: Nohora Chandler Gabriela Rodriguez ([email protected]; 405-514-4382) Joe Ellis Brent A. Hardesty ([email protected]; 405-410-3980) Martha Lozano Gabriela Rodriguez ([email protected]; 405-514-4382) Sharon Oh Hyeon Hoon Lee ([email protected]; 405-476-9838) Ben Ponder Terry Armstrong ([email protected]; 405-376-2892) Paul Ra Hyeon Hoon Lee ([email protected]; 405-476-9838) Jacob Story Richard Schneberger ([email protected]; 405-589-0686) Chris Yarbrough Claude Ledbetter ([email protected]; 405-238-2804) Committee C: Chairperson: Gary Reynolds ([email protected]; 405-354-2248) Candidate Advisor: Matt Asetamy Gary Reynolds ([email protected]; (405-354-2248) 30 Rafael Esparza Rachel James Jay Seymour Brianna Shay Austin Troyer Kelly B. Griffith ([email protected]; 405-495-3850) Gary Reynolds ([email protected]; 405-354-2248) Gary Reynolds ([email protected]; 405-354-2248) Gary Reynolds ([email protected]; 405-354-2248) Gary Reynolds ([email protected]; 405-354-2248) Committee D: Chairperson: Jim Hill ([email protected]; 405-603-7657) Candidate Advisor: Wes Dalrymple Paul Metcalfe([email protected]; 580-875-2447) Bryant Dougharty Robert Barkley ([email protected]; 580-225-0585) Eddie Espino Jim Hill ([email protected]; 405-603-7657) Karem Lopez Dee Boyt ([email protected]; 580-224-2977) Eric Ponder Mark Fryar ([email protected]; 405-262-1576) Brendon Weaver Sergio Rodriguez ([email protected]; 405-514-5163) IV. Daily Proceedings SIXTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT ASSEMBLY, SOUTHWEST OKLAHOMA DISTRICT Sunday Evening, April 12, 2015 The district assembly opened with a district worship service with Bryan Powell leading worship and Dr. Carl Summer leading in prayer. The choir shared a special, “We Are United”. A Distinguished Service Award was presented to Susanne Murray for her leadership on the district as NMI secretary. Spirit of Oklahoma awards were presented to Yukon, ROC, Mustang, OKC Trinity, Tuttle, and Marlow. Fred Emmert was given the Barnabas Award. Photo of Salyer Lake was given to OKC JesuCristo Luz de Verdad. Special guests were recognized and a report was given for the work beginning in downtown OKC. Dr. Cooper gave a message of challenge regarding reaching our neighborhood. Monday Morning, April 13, 2015 The morning session of the sixty-seventh district assembly began with music led by Nathan Keever and prayer by Dr. Jim Cooper. Dr. Eugénio Duarte, general superintendent, shared a message with the delegates. He also presented a video regarding church planting. The assembly was called to order by Dr. Duarte. Dr. Chuck Crow, district secretary, appointed the assistants for the assembly. Hours of the meeting are 8:30am to 12 noon, 1:30pm to finish of business, and Ordination service at 7:00 pm. These appointments were approved. Dr. Cooper introduced the new ministers on the district. The report of the Ministerial Credentials Board was approved with addition of Pam Runyan to the licensed ministers. Dr. Jim Cooper was presented to share his annual report as District Servant. The report was accepted and the Advisory Board presented Dr. and Mrs. Cooper with a gift from the district. The report of the nominating committed presented the following recommendations: 1.) the Advisory Board and SNU trustee ballot be a two-step process with a run-off between the top two; 2.) rotation of Advisory Board members after serving two four-year terms, member will not be able to be nominated the following year. The ballot and the recommendations were approved. The ballots were distributed to the delegates. Brett Armstrong shared a plan for prayer for NYC. He encouraged the delegates to pray for the young people who will participate this summer. The report of Paul Metcalfe, DMI Chairman, was presented by Dr. Cooper. Karola Sikes received the Alumnus of the Year from Nazarene Bible College. The report of the District Advisory Board was presented by Dr. Crow. The report was accepted. The Ministerial Studies Board report was presented and accepted with the correction of adding Pam Runyan to the licensed ministers list. A video from Nazarene essentials and the Nazarene Foundation were presented. Pastors’ reports as follows: Ardmore First- Dee Boyt, Elk City-Robert Barkley, Canadian Hills-Chad Penner, Chickasha-Joseph Ellis, Duncan Heritage Oaks-Ron Dech, Lawton Heights-Mike Murray. Dr. Loren Gresham, president of Southern Nazarene University, presented the report from the university. After sharing the names of those who have gone home to heaven this year, the assembly was dismissed to lunch to reconvene at 1:30 pm. Monday Afternoon, April 13, 2015 The afternoon session opened with the report of the board, which is as follows: (First Ballot-172 ballots cast) District Advisory Board, term to expire 2019, ordained elder - Jim Hill-92, Hyeon Hoon Lee-23, Sergio Rodriguez-37, Jeff Sikes-19; layperson - Jason Cornelius-20, Larry Kibbe-16, Rick Powell-115, Raylon Shumaker-13. SNU Board of Trustees Layperson, term to expire 2018 - Becky Armstrong-89, Steve Livingston-42, Celia Palmer-32. Sayler Lake Conference and Retreat Center Board, term expiring 2018, minister - Kristin Donovan-69, Larry Hunter-87, Mike Murray-63, Erick Sanchez-90, Richard Schneberger-66, Jeffrey Sikes-51, Karola Sikes-51. Layperson - Aaron Garrett72, Larry Kibbe-53, Steve Livingston-87, Bobby Rader-92, Gary Russell-95, Lonnie Taylor-57. Sunday School and 31 Discipleship Ministries Board, term to expire 2018, minister - Jonathan Bender-69, Mark Fryar-58, Nick Ward-31; Layperson - Melodi McWilliams-68, Curtiss Petties-26, Nettie Stroud-69. A second ballot was taken for the Advisory Board and SNU Trustee. District Advisory Board-ordained elder - Jim Hill and Sergio Rodriguez; Layperson - Rick Powell and Jason Cornelius. SNU Trustee-Layperson - Becky Armstrong and Steve Livingston. The delegates participated in workshops about immigration and disaster relief. When the assembly reconvened, the Board of Tellers’ report 2 is as follows: District Advisory Board ordained elder; Jim Hill-89, Sergio Rodriguez-59; layperson; Jason Cornelius-42, Rick Powell-104. Board of Trustees SNU Layperson - Becky Armstrong-83, Steve Livingston-63. Ken Hembree presented the report for the Salyer Lake Conference and Retreat Center. District treasurer, Mel Jurgens, presented the financial report and it was accepted. Reports continued as follows: Moore-Rick West, Newcastle Life Springs-Maria Isela Estrada, Love Links-Marilyn Stark, Norman Community-Brent Hardesty, OKC ROC-Richard Schneberger, OKC Faith Hope and Life-Wesley Dalrymple, OKC Crown Heights-Cliff Thirion. A presentation was made for Nazarene Theological Seminary. The reports continued as follows: OKC First Korean-Hyeon Hoon Lee, House of Life-Erick and Jackie Sanchez, OKC SouthPointe-Doug Vernier, Jubilee PartnersKristen Donovan, OKC Trinity-Doug Runyan. Dr. Duarte shared information regarding the Nazarene Publishing House and Nazarene Essentials. Reports continue as follows: Pauls Valley-Claude Ledbetter, Snyder-Tom Snider, OKC Compassion-Dick Bond, Junction Coffee-Nick Bollinger, Tuttle-Phillip Ennis, Weatherford-Jeffrey Sikes. A motion was made to allow that the minutes to be edited and submitted. The session was adjourned and the assembly will be complete at the close of the Ordination Service at 7:00 pm. Monday Evening, April 13, 2015 The Ordination Service began with a Church History Video and a Statement of Purpose by General Superintendent Dr. Eugénio Duarte. The congregation sang “Holiness unto the Lord” as the Ordinands entered. Dr. Chuck Crow, District Secretary, presented the Ordinands and scripture was read by Rev. Jim Hill and Rev. Gabriella Rodriguez. The congregation sang “Take My Life” followed by Rev. Gary Reynolds and Rev. Andrew Young reading from the Manual. Dr. Jim Cooper led the congregation in the Apostles’ Creed followed by prayer. Retiring ministers were recognized and the newly Licensed Ministers were presented a challenge as they begin this new journey. The Ministers’ Choir, led by Nathan Keever, sang “And Can It Be”. Dr. Duarte gave a message of challenge and then conducted the Ordination Ritual. The Ordination Class was presented to the congregation and a special presentation was made by Dr. Loren Gresham, president of Southern Nazarene University. Following the benediction, a reception was held for the Ordinands and their families. Respectfully submitted, Donna Keesee, Recording Secretary V. Reports A. DISTRICT OFFICERS 1. District Superintendent Gratitude To my grandchildren I am known as “Bapaw”. It became my name as my grandson, Gabriel, attempted to say, Grandpa…it came out “Bapaw” and it stuck. Just over a year ago I decided to write my grandchildren a letter each month; the title and content of the letter is “Bapaw’s Life Lessons”. Each month I share something I have learned to be true from having lived so long. Just a couple of months ago the life lesson was, “No one gets to where they are alone” or more to the point, “on their own”! Without a myriad of people boosting us, encouraging us, looking after us, we would never have made it. And as I begin my sixth year as District Servant I am certain that without a host of SWOK District people working with me and without your gracious and kind invitation into your lives, I could not serve in this way. I am grateful beyond measure to you and the many, many people who serve the purposes of the Southwest Oklahoma District Church of the Nazarene. A Grander Scope of Ministry While there is a drought of revival upon our North American region it is heartening to know that we are a part of an effective movement worldwide. We are among over 29,000 Churches of the Nazarene in our world with a membership exceeding 2 million. We witness a person coming to faith in Jesus Christ on an average of every 4 minutes and are planting a new church every one and a half days. We deploy about 690 missionaries and sponsor almost 12,000 children worldwide. Nazarenes are present anywhere and everywhere there is a disaster, offering care, supplies, assistance and a witness for Christ. We teach mothers at nutrition centers, provide schools, hospitals and food for thousands. We are a part of the solution of suffering brought about by AIDS, bring clean water to communities, clothe those without necessities of life, improve communities and touch lives for good and Christ’s gospel. We are finding 32 ways to help the immigrant find a path forward and to enable the human slave caught up by trafficking to find release. Simply put, it’s a great honor to be part of the Church of the Nazarene. I want our young people to know that by affiliating with the Church of the Nazarene they are a part of a grander vision for ministry. The Church of the Nazarene is among the leading organizations of the globe in actions of justice, mercy and compassion. This activity flows from the truth we have found in God’s Word…it is a natural outflow of a “pure” heart-love for the Savior. Holiness and compassion are blood relatives. And as a young person you need not look further than your church to find a group that is addressing many of the social and spiritual needs of our world. And young leaders will find the SWOK District is a place that welcomes innovative ideas and is leaning into the future. We welcome change and are willing to lay aside anything that is not enabling us to be effective in Christ’s mission. As local churches, let us give ourselves, locally and globally, to engage our communities in compassionate service and meaningful relationships. SWOK Makes a Difference Among those accomplishments we especially celebrate this year are these: The near completion of a “community center” building at Salyer Retreat Center. This building will allow us to host large groups with indoor meeting facilities seating approximately 800 and provide cafeteria services for all. The launch of Casa Vida Church of the Nazarene. Led by Pastors Jackie and Erick Sanchez this new plant is an exciting effort to reach unreached people. They need our support of volunteers and resources. The progress of an innovative ministry to impact Midtown and Downtown OKC…Junction Coffee is nearing their launch. Clinton Church of the Nazarene sold the old facility and has plans underway for new construction on a worship center. Mustang Church of the Nazarene completed a new wing and invited the District to move the resource center offices to this facility. We have just recently completed the move. First Indian and Penn Avenue Churches have merged and are now known as All Nations Church of the Nazarene--a name we hope the assembly will accept during today’s business. Noble Church has completed a new Life Center that will soon be dedicated. Disaster relief continued for at least half of this past year as the latent damages from the two May 2013 tornados were addressed. Many of our churches have had a year of excellent transition and positive advances. Ministry Measurements It is always difficult to measure the intangibles of ministry. Our churches have sent people to other countries or cities to give assistance; they have maintained specific prayer plans for lost people, discovered new ways to love people outside the household of faith, developed and employed new methods to facilitate what the Spirit is doing, exercised more intentional discipleship plans, assisted other SWOK District Nazarene Churches and helped in new church plants. All of these are ways to measure our influence for Christ in our world. Many of the pastors today will accept an award at the time of their report for the achievement of such missional objectives. The significant number measurements are as follows: Average Worship Attendance: 3,384 Conversions: 199 Regarding Team Support (Budgets): District-93.181%; WEF-99.591%; P&B-94.465%; SNU-96.226% Members: 5,873 Baptisms: 92 New Nazarenes: 175 New Churches: 1 We are grateful for the positives and are working diligently to reverse any negative trends. The Way Forward Our way forward in 2015 and beyond includes these three strategies or points of focus: Engage your church in a new church plant Refocus on increasing your local church membership Engage your people in “neighboring your hood” Church Planting Each church on the SWOK District must become involved in a new church plant this year. And before you in despair say, “That’s impossible!” let me assure you that it is not. Your church may indeed be able to begin a satellite congregation or send a number of people into a new community. I believe that there are some who can participate in new church planting in this way. However, others who may not have such resources can collaborate with a cluster of sister churches in neighboring areas to plant a new congregation. And still others can help resource new church plants on the district by sending volunteer teams to construct, remodel, conduct VBS, and encourage; these churches can send resources whether in the form of people or materials or money. Every church on this district can and should and must become engaged in church planting. For too long this topic has been absent from our local Church Board meetings. Join me in changing the conversation this year; join me in 33 prayer about our involvement in new church plants; come with me in dreaming about the possibilities and in resourcing those new church plants already begun. Let’s not let a new church plant like Junction Coffee, Midtown, Casa Vida and JesuCristo Luz e Verdad flounder for lack of support. An amazing by- product will occur from your involvement in church planting; your people will be happier, blessing will come to your fellowship, the mission quotient and dedication level of your parishioners will increase all because they are investing themselves outside themselves for Kingdom increase. On October 6-8 we are sponsoring in collaboration with OK District, a New Church Training Institute on the SNU campus. We need you to plan now to attend, learn more and become equipped to participate and lead others in church planting. Church Membership We have seen a prolonged season of decline in church membership. Our losses now threaten our participation as a district to enjoy adequate representation at General Assemblies and the University’s Board of Trustees. Our voice is therefore diminished in these venues. We must change this dynamic. Of course, we all know that membership is the most unreliable statistic in the church. We know that membership does not represent strength or actively participating parishioners. In fact, if the membership rolls were “cleaned” of those no longer participating in the local church mission, the number of members in our North America region would be shockingly diminished. However, our polity gives us the privilege of moving those people who are no longer participating in the mission to an “inactive” status. And these inactive names can but need not be removed from membership. Now, just increasing the number of members is not a very worthy goal in and of itself. But if increase in members reflects those who have come to know Christ as Savior, have discovered the foundational truths of faith, have become devoted followers of Christ and have found a place of service in His Body, if so, then we should strive to increase members. My challenge to us is to give more attention and effort to receiving new members than removing inactive members. Membership matters; it is an expression of the believer’s commitment to the fellowship and mission. It is a way to give back to the church who so embraced us with love and acceptance. There are many people in our church fellowships who have never become a member simply because they have not heard the value of this expression or been invited to do so. Every pastor and Board must develop a list of those who should and could become members; every church must have a membership record; every pastor should conduct at least one focused effort on increasing membership each year. Of course, increasing membership is a “lag goal”, that is it is realized only after several other markers have been achieved….relational evangelism, welcome, discipleship, and so on. But there are many who have been found, received welcome and are following Christ, yet have never been challenged to become members. Make this year a year when no stone remains unturned to increase membership. Let’s increase membership by 200 this year. Neighboring Your Hood Last evening you heard about this emphasis. In brief, we cannot rely on the old method of Christian expression that may have been effective in a churched culture. We don’t live there anymore; this is not a “Leave it to Beaver” world. We cannot simply try to live for Jesus and be Christian in our everyday routines thinking that if someone challenges our love or faith, or if they present some opportunity to witness then we will share the good news with them. No, today, Christ followers must be more intentional to focus their prayers, activities and social engagement in building relationships with those not yet of faith in Christ…the lost. We must identify those in our lives who don’t yet experience God’s love or know His presence; we must pray for them and become their friends. We must act for the good of our neighbor…our unbelieving neighbor. We cannot afford to curl up in our religious cocoon and retreat to our church fellowship and relationships. To do so will further marginalize the Church and stagnate our fellowships. Let’s open up our lives to be a channel of God’s love by intentionally getting to know the lost people around us and pray for our part in their salvation and become their friend. Now is a good time to start to live by the message of that old song we used to sing, “Lord lay some soul upon my heart and love that soul through me…” It is a frightening indicator of the self-focus of our religion today that few truly bear the heart-burden of some lost person that is not a family member. We know that new churches grow at a faster rate than those with a complex and long history; we understand that a district our size must grow by 1 ½ new church plants each year to simply survive; we witness the decline of this district in membership, a trend that has endured for a decade or more; we are convinced that reaching lost people is the primary purpose for which Christ established the Church. Knowing these truths we can no longer ignore the obvious: we must give ourselves immediately to these three practices. Be Done With Lesser Things Just a final word…it is a word about the temptation during times of transition to make too much of too little. It seems obvious to most that our culture is in a period of significant and far reaching transition. As I have noted in last year’s report, it may be that we are in one of those major transitions that have occurred about every 500 years; they cause cultural tsunami and redefine how we “do life”. It seems every institution is feeling the effects of this transitional time. Universities feel it; the financial agencies of society, the public educational system, the business sector, marketing methods all sense that there is a new normal emerging. The church has not escaped this cultural 34 phenomenon. New practices, different patterns of behavior, ritual and routines, adjusted expectations and a shifting of values are upon us. It demands evaluation of what we do and how we do it. It even requires us to address again why we do what we do. Inevitably it calls for change. And change in the church calls for identification of what will not change, must not change. If we are to be effective in our mission of demonstrating and proclaiming Christ’s rescue we will need to adapt and embrace new methods. Now herein lies the problem…in the midst of this oftentimes traumatic change we can be tempted to major on minor religious practices. The Church can get so little in its views and vision; it can become trivial in its concerns and small in its focus. In the midst of the trauma of change the Church can actually become concerned over times of offerings, about choir robes or not, about pulpits being moved or what the pastor wears; we can go on about hymns and gospel songs and contemporary music as if that is going to undo us or as if it is fundamentally important to the Cause of Christ. We can focus on versions of the Bible and visitation practices of the pastor. Now just imagine this…when we have been called to the greatness of the Kingdom, when we have been bought with the price of the very blood of Christ, when we have been called by God to die to self-interests and pour out of lives…in a world that is dealing with issues of the treatment of immigrants within our borders, in a society that is struggling with same sex marriage, in a culture that is waking up to the reality of human trafficking…imagine how petty our tirades about religious practices seems to a world of suffering and confusion. In a state where there are as many foster children as there are churches, in a city like OKC where there are 2,000 children homeless, in a world where 1.4 million people die each year for lack of water and sanitary conditions, in a world where the children of our Nazarene pastors in Cuba have meat in their diet on the average of once or twice a month…in a world where we can sponsor these children and a small group could give clean well water to a community, where we can make small loans to entrepreneurs in third world countries, where there are means for the church to address the ills and woes of our world…imagine the gaze of God on a church or a person who is never engaged in efforts to bring justice and supply to a broken and hurting world but rather is amped up about their church music or the absence of suit and tie. We cannot be effective in our world for the sake of Christ if we dare to be so small in our concerns and involvements. I have a friend who when I begin to whine about things like interruption in the signal of my TV service, or that you can never count on Walmart to have the product you bought in your last visit, or that the nearby restaurant has gone out of business…when I focus on such things he likes to simply say, “hash tag first world problem”. And then I get it and shut up. It might be time to say to ourselves about changes in the methodologies of church life, “hash tag religious practice preference” and move to something nobler. My appeal to us who know Christ and the healing of his grace for a confused and sin sick world is to be done with lesser things and to engage in endeavors and concerns worthy the Savior. It’s a good day to remember and take to heart the words of the old hymn…”Rise up, O Church of God! Have done with lesser things. Give heart and mind and soul and strength to serve the King of Kings. Rise up, O Church of God! His kingdom’s task embrace. Redress sin’s cruel consequence; Give justice larger place. Rise up, O Church of God, Have done with lesser things!” Respectfully submitted, Jim G. Cooper, District Servant PS…The love of God is too pure, Christ’s grace too grand, the Spirit’s presence too sweet, His Church’s mission too crucial to belittle it all with a focus on my personal religious preferences. O Lord, sanctify us again! 2. District NMI President Greetings to the 2015 Southwest Oklahoma NMI Convention Beyond 100--th This year we celebrate the 100 anniversary of Nazarene Missions International. It’s had several names over the years, but all emphasizing World Missions. We have used different words over the last 100 years, but the message is the same as the current purpose: “To mobilize the church in mission through praying, discipling, giving, and educating.” --Making Christlike Disciples in the Nations Let’s look at some of this 100-year history. I will start with a very interesting woman -Susan Norris Fitkin. She is considered the founder of NMI. She was born in Quebec, Canada in 1870. Had she only known that 100 years later we would be reaping the benefits of her love of God and ability to overcome what seemed like major obstacles in her life? She had cancer at age 14 and confined for almost two years. Her application to be a full-time missionary was rejected because of her health. She became a preacher in Vermont where she became sanctified at a preacher’s meeting, met and married her husband and then together they became traveling evangelists in 1896. Her church, the Association of Pentecostal Churches of America joined with the Holiness Church of Christ and the Church of the Nazarene in 1908 and then in 1915 she was finally able to say that the Church of the Nazarene had a Mission Organization. This was after several name changes—from WMS (Women’s Missionary Society) until 1952 when men and children were included with NFMS (Nazarene Foreign Mission Society) to 1980 with NWMS (Nazarene World Mission Society) to 2001 with NMI Nazarene Missions International. What an impact she had. She was able to fulfill her dream of mission involvement---She traveled more than any of the other church leaders at the time usually paying her own expenses from her husband’s successful business ventures. She was a woman of prayer as well as a great organizer. Combining those two, she enabled World Missions to survive the Great Depression—but more than 35 survive, thrive. At the height of the Great Depression, WFMS giving almost doubled - from approximately $240,000 to $470,000. Her call to the church for prayer and fasting reaped a great reward. She served for 29 years and left a tremendous mark on NMI. We have other great leaders of NMI over the years. Some have served as the NMI Director—these people are employed by the general church to help NMI function--people like Dr. Mary Scott, Dr. Nina Gunter, Dr. Daniel Ketchum. Within the last few months the General Board has selected Lola Brickey as the newest NMI Director. She was the NMI president for the Eastern Kentucky District and has served on the Global NMI Council for the East Central USA region as well as NMI representative to the General Board. The elected NMI Presidents have also been a great advantage for NMI starting with Susan Fitkin to the current President, Dr. Philip Weatherill from England. Southwest Oklahoma has also had some tremendous leaders---we honor Peggy Swanson, Barbara Summer and Linda Short. Hopefully, you have also had some great leaders in your local churches you can remember with big hearts for Missions and have helped your church answer the call to Missions. Over the last 100 years we have had great people come and go but the message is still the same—we are called to share Jesus with the world. And it’s NMI’s job, through the emphasis of praying, giving, educating and discipling, that every Nazarene will be glad to be a part of global outreach, spreading the good news of full salvation –holiness- to the ends of the earth. Now to the current and Beyond 100 for Southwest Oklahoma. Southwest Oklahoma has been a praying district. Of the 31 churches that have submitted President’s reports this year—ALL have prayed for missions. YES!! In addition to our personal knowledge of missionary needs and world region prayer request, we can go the Prayer Mobilization Line and their Facebook page to see where the needs are and how we can pray. Distribute these needs to your church somehow-someway. Our world is in great pain but it’s good to know we have an even greater God who hears and answers prayer. One such need has been about the Ebola crisis. From the Prayer Mobilization Line we had learned about the family of Pastor James Fullah’s family from Sierra Leone. His wife and mother of their four children died of the virus. When Ebola hits it usually wipes out the entire family, but that community is now praising the Lord as all of the children are now declared Ebola –free. This has been a tremendous witness to that communityprayers were answered. There will be a Prayer and Fasting workshop today—I hope it will help us explore more ways to be involved in prayer. Southwest Oklahoma has been a giving district. 2014-15 Giving to World Evangelism Fund was $307,458. Good news—this is $2,531 over the 5.5% of income goal of $304,927. Bad news—this is $1,359 less than last year’s. So we still must work hard to present the need of the WEF to our congregations. 2014-15 Giving for approved Mission Specials was $247,109. The approved Mission Specials are for things like Alabaster, LINKS, World Mission Broadcast, Work and Witness, Compassionate Ministries, Deputation, Jesus Film, special Field Projects, Mission Corp and Youth in Mission. Alabaster –34 churches participated (4 more than last year!) and gave a little over $23,569. SWOK members sponsored over 80 children, giving $31,148 this year!! 18 Mission Priority One Churches---met all four goals of NMI. 32 World Evangelism Churches—paid the WEF in full. 17 Award of Excellence Churches---overpaid the WEF. Local Compassionate Ministries were supported by SWOK churches. Work and Witness trips were taken to Mexico, Belize, Cuba, and Peru. But to the future—Beyond 100—SWOK will be sending a District Team to Peru. We still need participants—tell your church members—you never know who might like to participate. Today’s lunch money will go to the project funds, but we will probably need more. th Also, in celebration of our 100 Anniversary we have adopted two projects that we Okies can relate to!! It would just take $2 per district member to reach the goal of supporting these projects. 1. Tanzania, Africa—Farming Project for tools and seeds - $5,000 2. Belize—Nazarene Elementary School computers - $3,000 We are taking money and pledges today for this project. Southwest Oklahoma has been an educating district. Educating—sometimes we are not sure what that means so this goal-name may be changed to “communicating.” Communicating what is going on around the world to the local church has been a major emphasis of NMI over the last 100 years and will continue as we endeavor to be the link between World Missions and the local church. Remember “The Other Sheep” periodical? It helped us know more about peoples of the world because—“the more we know, the 36 more we care.” With the Internet we now have so many more resources—Living Mission curriculum, The Engage Magazine, the NCN News Nazarene Mission.org website, videos and other methods to help us learn. There are so many interesting and worthy causes that can be communicated to our churches – Jesus Film, Human Trafficking, the th 100 Anniversary projects, Work and Witness projects—in addition to the traditional causes like Alabaster and Nazarene Compassionate Ministries, here and abroad. LINKS is another way for our churches to get “up close and personal” with real-live missionaries. We have a workshop today that explains this more clearly. Or maybe you can invite a missionary speaker to your church. There are usually very willing missionaries in this area who would love to come to your church! Don’t let the size of your church stop you from inviting a missionary. I have heard more than one missionary say they love coming to the smaller churches—it can be a less formal and a more interactive time with a smaller group—maybe have dinner or breakfast together. I get to read the President’s reports and see how you are having Sunday morning mission-moments and using other creative means to communicate with your local congregations. Thank YOU!! Make plans to attend our Zone Tour this fall, October 4-11, with Barry and Charlie Carney from Paraguay. When the exact churches and times are announced, please promote attendance from your church members. The Carney’s are great speakers and your people will really enjoy their presentation. Also, mark your calendars for September 25-26—it’s been a while, but our South-Central Region will be holding a Regional NMI Conference September 25-26 here in Oklahoma City. That’s a Friday evening and Saturday morning. Mary Johnson, our Regional Director, is here with the children today. She is working hard to organize this event. Be alert for more information and people from your church who would be interested in attending. Southwest Oklahoma has been a discipling district. Discipling has been defined for NMI as involving children and youth. Sometimes of all our goals this is the toughest!! It has been suggested that we change this wording to Serving. Either way, we need to teach our children and youth about a global worldview with Christ at the center. Pastors and youth pastors we especially need your help here. You have been so instrumental in planning ways our youth can be involved in service. Thank you!! Just a plug for the Commission to Mexico trip sponsored by SNU at Christmas break –it’s a great “easy” way to get youth involved in Missions. Or planning a Saturday at one of the local Compassionate Ministry Centers—those ministries are here today if you would like to schedule a time. Even today our Kids Mission Day with the theme of “It’s a Small World” is an attempt to expand our children’s horizons to see that Jesus loves the whole world and they can be a part of spreading that good news. Another involvement of youth in mission is SNU’s Students in Mission Service (SIMS.) As a district we have NINE students going this summer! How exciting! We also have one of our District Council members, Alix Scott, going this summer with the Youth in Mission program. There will be a workshop today exploring how to get youth involved. Beyond 100—what will that look like? There will be methodology changes for sure, but the message is the same as Jesus commissioned the first disciples with a promise--“Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing 20 them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.” Many thanks to all who made the good things of today possible—the workshops leaders, the booth participants, the musicians, the Kids Mission Day leaders, the Mustang church staff, the Rodebush’s, and especially the SWOK NMI Council. They are a wonderful group and it’s my privilege to work with them. And as always thank you to my friend, Gwen, and husband, Darrel. Respectfully, Cindy Powell, SWOK NMI President 3. District NYI President “Look for a different angle,” Tadashi exclaims to Hiro while holding him upside down by the foot. Hiro is working to get into a college for brilliant minds but has no idea what project to pursue that will impress the leadership enough to get in. In the movie Big Hero 6, Hiro learns several valuable lessons from his older brother, and this is one, which saves his life and others. “Look for a different angle.” This has me thinking about the current state of youth ministry as a district. As we move forward together one theme seems to resonate within me. The whole must benefit the parts. If we are not seeing the collaborative work of the larger body bringing life and sustenance into individual churches and youth groups then it seems there is something wrong. As SWOK NYI we plan a few events a year and come together for a time but then we leave and wait until the next big thing. Church camp is always a top notch event and experience with real connection between students from other churches as well as between students and God. We join forces in competition over the Turkey Bowl, our annual flag football competition, rain, wind, or cold (just not ice). We have had district worship services throughout the year before and tried some alternative activities, both relational and spiritual, to generate more cohesiveness. 37 When we gather like we do, it appears we are achieving the desired goal, that we have successfully created an entity to sustain each smaller body. We connect relationally and spiritually. We generate a feel of being a part of something bigger and we celebrate the name of Jesus that unites us. But then we leave those events heading to our own little worlds to fight the battle in our own contexts. We carry on and wait for the next scheduled event. And we must ask if this is good. I am not convinced we are fulfilling our designated purpose. I am pretty sure that the individual churches, especially the smaller ones in rural areas, lose battery power that was charged from being together as a district. I know youth pastors feel isolated and alone. I am aware of the struggle to maintain momentum with only a few students, limited resources, and weak support. We have seen a fair share of change in leadership on a district level as well as turnover on the local context. We have laity and interns serving in full time positions across the district. We have churches with aging members that feel their influence in young lives is waning. We have metro churches with full time staff and a full set of volunteers as well as interns who face different struggles, have different needs. I believe we can create something that is beneficial for the group as a whole. My vision is to see youth workers equipped and empowered, trained and supplied, across the district, to thrive in their place of ministry. I want to see churches partner together and relationships enhanced that go beyond camp. I believe we need to be sensitive to the needs and struggles of the rural isolated churches and work to come alongside them in partnership. I also believe that we must not neglect the metro churches with their own support and assume their needs are completely met. The district’s ministry is to the churches that make it up. It must exist to enhance the ministry of those churches. When it fails to enrich the local church then it fails to fulfill its purpose. While I do not believe the state of SWOK NYI is in panic or disrepair, I want to be diligent to check its pulse and assess its health. Just because one does not need a hospital does not mean one is well. We must look for a different angle as we pursue the health and wellness of the district, which means that the health of the churches which make up the district should be tended to regularly. I will be looking for a different angle in which the district can exist to augment the ministry of the local church and ask that you do the same. Expectantly submitted, Brett Armstrong, District NYI President B. DISTRICT BOARDS AND STANDING COMMITTEES 1. District Advisory Board We, the members of the District Advisory Board continue to watch as God leads through Jim and Betty Cooper. We have had four regularly scheduled meetings with numerous email votes. We have tried to carry on the business of the district with the future in sight. We have faced many difficult decisions as we have asked God to lead us. PROPERTY Merger between Oklahoma City Pennsylvania Avenue and Oklahoma City First Indian; approved a name change to Oklahoma City All Nations Church of the Nazarene. Jubilee Partners will stay at its current facility at First Indian and will pay for the maintenance. The District Office has been listed with a realtor for sale. Approved the name change for Oklahoma City Portland Avenue to Oklahoma City Faith, Hope and Life. Sale of the Clinton church was approved. Approved listing of Oklahoma City First Indian Church with a realtor. Approved the sale of the District Office furnishings to Mustang Church. NEW STARTS Moore Casa Vida has begun under the leadership of Erick and Jackie Sanchez. Nick Bollinger has been working diligently to get Junction Coffee started. You may have seen the double decker bus driving around town. Approved the disorganization of Oklahoma City Capitol Hill in order to recognize Oklahoma City JesuCristo Luz de Verdad. Discussions are taking place to work with Oklahoma District to start a new church in Midtown Oklahoma City. FINANCE Worked with America’s Christian Credit Union and Wesley Investment Foundation to refinance Oklahoma City Pennsylvania Avenue. Penn Avenue will pay off one-half of the loan at America’s Christian Credit Union with the district paying the remaining half. Approved combining the bank accounts at Oklahoma City Pennsylvania Avenue and Oklahoma City First Indian TRANSFERS We reviewed and recommended all ministers and lay ministers in and out of our district to the Ministerial Credentials Board. 38 Approved the jurisdiction transfer of Ik B. Chun to the Korea District on October 6, 2014. The transfer was accepted by the Korea District on December 15, 2014. APPOINTMENTS & ROLE CODES Reviewed and recommended all pastoral appointments to the Ministerial Credentials Board. Approved all SPC role code requests. Respectfully Submitted, RICK POWELL, Board Secretary 2. Ministerial Credentials Board We recommend the following Elders be received by transfer: Harlan Buettner from Oklahoma; Richard L. Funderburk from South Arkansas; G. Bill Smith from Central California We recommend the following Licensed Ministers be received by transfer: Kaylyn R. Messer from Dallas; Jay Seymour from Oklahoma; Austin Jack Troyer from Oklahoma We recommend the following Elders be transferred: Daryl Brown to Southern Florida; Terri Denise Cobb to Oklahoma; Maurice Bert Daniels to Intermountain; Arthur Louis Evans to Oklahoma; Richard D. Gunsalus to Anaheim; Larry A. Henderson to Oklahoma; E.R. (Ed) Houston to Oklahoma; Curtis Lewis, Jr. to Oklahoma; Louis M. Scarbrough to North Arkansas; Stan A. Toler to Oklahoma; Juan R. Vazquez to West Texas; Noemi Q. Vazquez to West Texas; Gerald W. Woods to Oklahoma We recommend the following Licensed Ministers be transferred: Christopher Richard Davies to Michigan; Leslie Noel Davies to Michigan; Kelcie Jo Exline to Kansas; Erika Rivera to Louisiana; Joshua W.R. Roebuck to South Texas; Cory Ryan Williams to Florida We unanimously recommend the following be elected to elder’s orders and ordained: Brett James Armstrong, Phillip M. Innis We unanimously recommend the recognition of credentials as an elder for the following: Jonathan Charles Bender We recommend the following be granted a minister’s license (elder track): Robert Cranston, Bryant Dougharty, Amber Gunter, Stephanie Polito, Ben Ponder, Eric Ponder, Pamela Runyan, Brianna Shay, Jacob Story, Brendon Weaver, Christopher Yarbrough We recommend the following for renewal of minister’s license (elder track): Brett Armstrong, Matthew Asetamy, Clay Baker, Nohora Chandler, Joe Ellis, Rafael Esparza, Eddie Espino, Phillip Innis, Rachel James, Martha Lozano, Kaylyn Messer, Sharon Oh, Paul Ra, Duhamel “Duey” Rodriguez, Jay Seymour, Austin Troyer, Luis Vieyra We recommend the following be granted a ministers license (non-ordination track): Karem Lopez. We recommend the following for renewal of ministers license (non-ordination track): Wesley Dalrymple. We recommend the renewal of registered evangelist certificate for the following: Terry Jones We recommend the renewal of registered song evangelist certificate for the following: Janice Edwards We recommend that the following elders be granted retired status: Sally Jo Boyd, Wallace Neil Boyd, Rex Tullis We recommend the following for Special Service assignment: Nick Bollinger, Richard Bond, Wendall Buck, Kenneth L. Couchman, Kristen Donovan, Larry Ryan, Rick Short, Mark Williams The following ministers were not renewed having not applied: Jenny Brown, Tiffany Fletcher, Stephan Maynard We approved the filing of credential, having been unassigned for four years for: Giovanni Monterroso We recommend the following be removed from the roll of elders following their transfer to the Church Triumphant: Floyd Irwin Harris, Joseph L. Killgore, Emmett E. Taylor We recommend the following be removed from the roll of licensed ministers following his transfer to the Church Triumphant: Ben Lee Hester Respectfully submitted, CHARLES CROW, Secretary JIM COOPER, Chairman 3. Ministerial Studies Board Elder Track Placed in Level I: Karem Lopez, Eric Ponder, Brandon Weaver Retained in Level I: John Carnell, Nicole Heredia; Placed in Level II: Amber Gunter, Stephanie Rae Polito, Jay Seymour, Brianna Shay, Chris Yarbrough Retained in Level II: Clay Baker, Nohora Chandler, Joseph Ellis, Rafael Esparza, Tiffany Fletcher, Rachel Danae James, Martha Lozano, Curtiss Petties, Laura Waggoner Placed in Level III: Robert Cranston, Jacob Story, Luis Vieyra Placed in Level IV: Bryant Dougharty, Heriberto (Eddie) Espino, Ben Ponder Retained in Level IV: Matthew Asetamy, David Raus Huitt, Estelle Maldonado, Kaylyn Messer, Duhamel (Duey) Rodriquez, Graduated Elder Track Brett Armstrong, Austin Troyer 39 Transferred to another District Kelcie Exline, Erika Rivera, Joshua Roebuck, Cory Williams Deacon Track- Music Retain in Level II: David Abrego Referred back to Local Church Jennifer Brown 38 active students - 2 graduated - 3 transferred to another District - 1 referred back to Local Church = 32 active student files Respectively submitted, MARK WILLIAMS, Chairman CHARLES CROW, District Secretary C. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES 1. Finance Committee We, your Finance Committee, wholeheartedly support the mission of the Church of the Nazarene. Funding the Mission of the Church is our privilege and responsibility. We have always been known as a sharing church. We therefore recommend the following plan for Funding the Mission: Determine your weekly income, using the following method. Income equals: all contributions which qualify for an IRS tax deduction. Deduct WEF (World Evangelism Fund) and Approved Specials. This gives you the base on which to pay Shares. The following Shares will be paid on the above base: World Evangelism Fund (WEF) ...... 5.5% Pensions & Benefits (P&B) ........... 2.25% Education (SNU) ........................... 2.25% District Unified Fund ........................ 7.0% Utilize the calculator, found on the www.fundingthemission.org, to keep track of your giving each week or month. World Evangelism, Approved Specials and Pensions & Benefits: Send to: Global Treasury Services - Church of the Nazarene P.O. Box 843116 Kansas City, MO 64184-3116 Education Funds: Send to: Southern Nazarene University th 6729 N.W. 39 Expressway Bethany, OK 73008 District Unified Funds: Send to: Southwest Oklahoma District Church of the Nazarene P.O. Box 937 Mustang, OK 73064 Furthermore, we, your Finance Committee, continue to be mindful of the need to reduce the Shares paid by local churches to the District Unified Fund in order to facilitate the ministry of our local churches. District Ministries INCOME Unified Shares 15-16 Encounter’s Week Offering Carry Over TOTAL – Budgeted Income EXPENSES Salaries & Benefits D.S. Salary D.S. Housing Allowance Sub Total Ministries SDMI Shares 15-16 NYI Shares 15-16 NMI Shares 15-16 339,900 10,000 17,802 367,702 71,500 42,000 $113,500 10,197 10,197 13,596 40 Leadership Development OUNSC District Family Camp RAC & RAC Special Ethnic Ministries Sub Total 1,000 3,000 10,000 500 1,500 $50,990 Office Operations Office Personnel - Office Manager Office Personnel - Bookkeeper Office Supplies, Copier & Printing Computer Equipment & Supplies Office Telephone Office Postage Office Mortgage & Utilities Equipment Service – Maintenance & Repair FICA & Medicare – Office Personnel D.S. Self-Employment Tax Sub Total 35,700 10,712 4,000 100 1,600 2,000 16,000 1,000 4,200 18,000 $93,312 Other Operational Expenses District Secretary District Treasurer D.S. Healthcare D.S. Life & Disability Insurance D.S. Conference, Professional, etc. D.S. Auto & Travel D.S. Telephone Board & Committee Meetings Christmas Banquet Christmas Gifts District Assembly Flower, Cards & Gifts General Assembly – Annual Reserve Dist. – Ins & Workers Comp ARMM Breakfast Miscellaneous Legal & Accounting Retreats DAB Specials Sub Total 1,000 2,400 12,000 14,800 15,000 20,000 2,500 1,400 3,000 2,500 7,000 3,000 4,000 6,000 800 4,000 500 6,000 4,000 109,600 TOTAL – Budgeted Expense $367,702 OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS: That mileage for District Boards and Committees be set at 35¢ per mile, plus tolls. Further, that the recommendation be followed by all District Departments to provide continuity throughout the District programs; Finally, that the Sunday School, NYI, and NMI each pay their fair share of convention expenses, such as building use, etc. Respectfully submitted, TERRY ARMSTRONG, Secretary MEL JURJENS, Chairman 2. Audit Committee Dear Dr. Cooper and District Board: On Tuesday, March 3, 2015, Terry Armstrong, Rick Powell and Don Rader met at the District offices to audit the various accounts of the SW Oklahoma District for the 2014 fiscal year. We compared all deposits in each account to the bank statements, conducted a random sample of purchases and checks written each month, checked a random sample of credit card purchases and reimbursements to make sure that appropriate documentation was present to justify the expense, and checked savings accounts and inner account transfers to make sure supporting documentation was present. General Funds: 41 We found that the General Fund books were in excellent shape with supporting documentation as needed. Records were carefully kept and were easy to find and understand as we proceeded through the audit process. We would make some recommendations that might be helpful in the future. We recommend that when merchandise is purchased or delivered to the district offices that receiving copies be signed so that there is assurance that merchandise that is being paid for was actually received. We also recommend that when credit cards (Square Deposits) are used at Salyer Lake for memberships, etc. that there be a better method of documentation. It was difficult to reconcile the deposits with the credit card usage. NMI Funds: We had some difficulty reconciling the bank statements because we were missing two months, February and March of 2014. We also found that documentation was not sufficient to verify all transactions. We were finally able to reconcile the total in their account with the bank statements and believe that all funds have been properly accounted. We recommend that NMI pay all their own expenses. We also believe that future audits would be much easier if each treasurer would use Quick Books for their records. Kids Camp Funds: We found all records for this account to be in good order and found no problems as we looked at the records. Sunday School Funds: We found all records for this account to be in good order and found no problems as we looked at the records. NYI Funds: We found all records for this account to be in good order and found no problems as we looked at the records. General Recommendations: For future audit purposes, we are recommending that each treasurer at a minimum provide the following information. The beginning balance on February 1 of the current fiscal year. This needs to be reconciled with the bank statement Invoices with checks and some documentation authorizing the expenses Ending balance on January 31 at the end of the fiscal year in question All bank statements All reconciliation information with the bank statements Outstanding checks as of January 31 of the fiscal year in questions We also recommend that there be some accounting of holding funds in the various accounts. There should be some designation of how the end of the year balances are to be used. We also recommend that these end of the year balances be placed in the District savings account until the money is to be used. At that time the District would then return the funds to the appropriate entity. We understand that this would require some additional accounting through the District office. We express appreciation to the different individuals for their excellent work and diligence to help us in the auditing process. Rev. Terry L. Armstrong, Chairman of the Finance Committee AUDIT COMMITTEE: Rev. Terry Armstrong Rick Powell Don Rader 3. Nominating Committee Partial Report No. 1 We, the District Nominating Committee, submit the following recommendations: Balloting Process That District Advisory Board election be done in two steps. The first ballot shall be a limiting ballot and the two (2) names receiving the greatest number of votes shall be voted on as a second ballot to determine the election. Advisory Board Rotation That a rotation policy be established for the District Advisory Board which continues the present terms of service and adds that a member having served two consecutive full terms (4 years each term) will be ineligible for nomination for the year following the two consecutive full terms. Reasoning: The practice of resting from service for one year after eight consecutive years of service allows the member to gain new perspective of the ministry context, serve in other areas of ministry, develops new leaders and benefits the work by gaining the competency and gifts of another member. Partial Report No. 2 We, the District Nominating Committee, submit the following nominations to be elected by plurality ballot: 42 District Officers District Advisory Board: (4-year term to expire in 2019) Ordained Ministers (vote for one): Laypersons (vote for one): Jim Hill Jason Cornelius Hyeon Hoon Lee Larry Kiebe Sergio Rodriquez Rick Powell Jeffery Sikes Raylon Shumaker Board of Trustees, Southern Nazarene University: (3-year term to expire in 2018) Layperson (vote for one) Becky Armstrong Steve Livingston Celia Palmer Partial Report No. 3 We, the District Nominating Committee, present the following nominations to be elected by plurality ballot: Salyer Lake Conference and Retreat Center Board: (3-year term to expire in 2018) Ministers (vote for three): Laypersons (vote for three): Kristen Donovan Aaron Garrett Larry Hunter Larry Kiebe Mike Murray Steve Livingston Erick Sanchez Bobby Rader Richard Schneberger Gary Russell Jeff Sikes Lonnie Taylor Karola Sikes Partial Report No. 4 We, the District SDMI Nominating Committee, present the following nominations to be elected by plurality ballot: Sunday School Ministries Board (SDMI): (3-year term to expire in 2018) Ministers (vote for one): Laypersons (vote for one): Jonathan Bender Melodi McWilliams Mark Fryar Curtiss Petties Nick Ward Nettie Stroud Respectfully submitted, CHARLES CROW, Secretary JIM G. COOPER, Chairman 3. Ministerial Support Pastoral care is a biblical concept and practice that is assigned to men and women full of the Spirit and wisdom that cannot be considered lightly by your elected church boards. Realizing that staffing and financing resources of the churches can vary, we urge the appropriate committee to study and recommend actions at least annually in each of the following areas. (Churches receiving district support must comply with existing district policy regarding local church finance.) The following are recommended: Salary 1. That the salaries of pastor and paid staff be carefully reviewed annually. Cost-of-living increases should not be viewed as a raise, but only a means of keeping your pastor and staff current with the salary package with which they began their assignment. Consideration for merit pay increases should be a separate decision. Each church should carefully consider what criteria it wants to use in determining merit pay increases. 2. That the pastoral remunerations comprise: a. Fair and generous salary including the full amount of Social Security (based on pastor’s salary plus housing allowance and/or parsonage rental value and utilities). b. Parsonage and/or housing allowance. c. Utilities and parsonage expense. d. Family health and life insurance premiums, insurance co-payments and/or deductibles. e. Church-related vehicle usage reimbursement or allowance. f. Annuity allowance and/or other supplemental retirement programs. g. Continuing ministerial education allowance. h. Miscellaneous professional reimbursements for such things as books, entertainment, conventions, and conferences. 3. That the church pays the Pensions and Benefits Budget in full. 43 4. That the church and the pastors and associates agree to an amount from the salary and benefits package that should be placed in a TSA account towards retirement. This is in addition to the amount put in by the general church. Questions regarding TSA accounts should be directed to the Pensions and Benefits Office of the Global Ministry Center. Insurance 1. That health insurance for the pastor and his/her family be paid for by the local church. 2. That each church develops a policy regarding sick leave for pastors and associates. Reimbursed Expenses 1. That car expenses are reimbursed or a car allowance be set up for each pastor to defray expenses incurred in operating an automobile for pastoral calling, church business, and other necessary church-related travel costs. 2. That the church board encourages the pastor(s) to enroll in pastoral continuing education programs by providing financial remuneration for at least one such opportunity annually. 3. That each church provide the pastor(s) with a professional expense amount to assist in purchasing books, tapes, etc., for his/her library, and supplies, such as birthday cards, wedding gifts, etc., that are for his/her ministry. 4. That a hospitality expense amount be established to reimburse the pastor(s) for his/her entertainment and business expenses. 5. That each local church set aside in a savings fund a monthly allotment toward the pastor’s General Assembly expense, and that it be sufficient to include his/her family. 6. That each church encourage the pastor to participate in general, district, and educational programs and activities (i.e., general assembly, evangelism conferences, district assembly, Pastors’ and Spouses’ Retreat, team meetings, pastors’ days), and that his/her expenses be cared for by the church. This time away should not be considered part of the pastor’s vacation, and pulpit supply is to be provided as necessary by the local church. Housing 1. That the church board will discuss with the pastor the option of purchasing his or her own home. The church may wish to consider an interest-free loan to the pastor, assisting with a down payment. At the same time, churches must investigate the long-term value of retaining a church-owned parsonage. 2. Where the church does not supply a parsonage or the pastor owns his or her own home, that, in addition to basic salary, the pastor be given a housing allowance. The housing allowance should be established by taking into consideration the current housing and utility costs. 3. That before a church arranges for a pastor to own his/her own home, full consultation be made with the district superintendent and cleared by the District Board of Church Properties. 4. That where the church provides a parsonage, the church should pay all expenses such as mortgage payments, taxes, and utilities. A committee should be assigned the responsibility of inspecting the parsonage semiannually so that repairs and improvements are cared for properly and adequately. 5. That if the church owns a parsonage, steps should be taken to apply to the county tax assessor to have the property tax exempt. If the church has questions on the procedure, contact the district treasurer for assistance. Vacations and Sabbatical 1. That each church grants its pastor and full-time staff a paid vacation based on total length of full-time service in the ministry of the Church of the Nazarene in accordance with the following schedule: 0—4 years of service: two weeks paid vacation (14 days, including 2 Sundays) 5—14 years of service: three weeks paid vacation (21 days, including 3 Sundays) 15 years and over: four weeks (28 days, including 4 Sundays) 25 years and over: 35 days, including 5 Sundays (not consecutive) 2. That the church board urge its pastor and full-time staff to take a minimum of one regularly scheduled day off each week. 3. That each church be sensitive to the needs of their pastor(s). They live with great responsibility in the ministry and face growing pressures that can result in burnout. Therefore, local church leaders should make provision for a sabbatical/study leave during the seventh consecutive year of service in the present local church as well as other special needs ministries such as marriage enrichment, counseling service, and an occasional extra day off for rest and renewal. Implementing this sabbatical is to be done after consultation by the board with the district superintendent. Encouragement and Support 1. That each church develops intentional and meaningful ways to regularly pray for pastors, staff and families. 44 2. That each church finds ways to recognize the pastor/staff and family members at appropriate times of the year, i.e., birthdays, anniversaries, Christmas, etc. 3. That each church participates in the nationally designated Pastor Appreciation Sunday in October. 4. That each local church board reviews this report annually at least two months before the new budget process begins. 5. That the pastor and church board conduct an annual planning session where goals and expectations are reviewed and updated. A copy of this written understanding is to be sent to the district superintendent per Manual paragraph 122. Respectfully submitted, RICK POWELL, Chairman 4. Honoring Faithful Followers of Christ “And I saw a new heaven and a new earth; for the first heaven and the first earth were passed away…and I, John, saw the holy city, new Jerusalem, coming down from God out of heaven, prepared as a bride adorned for her husband”. (Rev. 21:1-3). “His master replied, ‘Well done, good and faithful servant! You have been faithful with a few things; I will put you in charge of many things. Come and share your master’s happiness!’ (Matt. 25:21) MINISTERS— Rev. James L. Fishback, Hollis Rev. Ben Lee Hester, OKC All Nations Rev. Joseph Killgore, OKC SouthPointe Dr. W.M. Lynch, OKC Trinity Rev. Emmitt Taylor, Bethany Calvary LAYPERSONS— ALTUS—Thelma Martin ANADARKO—Carla Grimes, Nell Springer BETHANY CALVARY—Clara Gowen, Dorothy Ogden, Josie Eileen Zell CARNEGIE—Irene Ulrich, Burlene Walker, Rhama Weaver CHICKASHA—Alfred Hurley DUNCAN HERITAGE OAKS—Rick Buchannan, Irene Luttrell, Audene Pearson EL RENO—Wilma Goodman ELK CITY—Clesta Costette DeLay EMERSON—Helen Goodeagle MARLOW—Wanda Crouch, Agner Waggnor MOORE—Howard Apple MUSTANG—Nadine Hartnett, Nancy Hess, Wilma Moon NOBLE—Cleatus Hill NORMAN COMMUNITY—Mildred Gish, Pat Hogan, Florene Hodam OKC FIRST KOREAN—Jaeshim Escobia, Youngsun Park, Sunil Choo OKC MAY AVENUE—Velma Hughes OKC SOUTHPOINTE—Velma Hughes, Arthur Smith OKC TRINITY—Carl Childers, Larry Dorsey, Betty Lynch, Mary Norton, Price Pooler, Mary Qualis, Mary Valdez OKC WESTERN OAKS—Jefferson Grasmick, Douglas Marsh OKC WOODSON PARK—Mae Copeland TUTTLE—Terry Branstetter WALTERS—Steve Brent YUKON—Loran Myers, Jim Powers Respectfully submitted, SHARON REGESTER, Secretary 45 VI. Minutes of the Convention NMI Convention Mustang Church of the Nazarene April 11, 2015 Saturday Morning The opening session of the convention began with a skit. NMI Cindy Powell welcomed the delegates and Pastor Terry Armstrong gave a welcome and prayed for the convention. Dr. Jim Cooper, District Superintendent, presented Cindy Powell for her annual report. The delegates were dismissed to attend workshops. The 100th anniversary of NMI was celebrated with a reception before reconvening to continue the convention. The ballot for district council members was distributed. The nominating committee voted to have the election by plurality vote. Vote for four. A time of worship began with music led by Nathan Keever. Cindy Powell interviewed SIMS and YIM students and Dee Boyt prayed for the group as they go to summer ministries. A missionary couple shared an inspiring message telling of their mission work. An offering was taken. Judy Nantze presented Work and Witness message. The convention was dismissed for lunch. The afternoon session began with music. Becky Armstrong shared the Memorial Roll. Cindy Powell recognized the retired missionaries and the churches that received awards this year. Our missionary guests again shared about their ministry. Results of ballot for council members are as follows: Becky Armstrong-91, Robert Barkley-23, Howard Culbertson-114, Kristin Donovan-60, Jennifer Lester-60, Judy Nantze-78, Beverly Rupert-38, Anita Shepperd-36, Karola Sikes-72, Tessa Young-52. Elected: Becky Armstrong, Howard Culbertson, Judy Nantz, Karola Sikes. The session was closed with music by a children’s choir and prayer. Respectfully submitted, Donna Keesee, Recording Secretary VII. Financial and Statistical SWOK DISTRICT TREASURER’S REPORT 2014-15 CHURCH YEAR INCOME Budget Unified Shares 14-15 $ 333,500.00 Current YTD $ 342,537.00 Interest Income $ 3,110.00 Oil/Gas Income $ 561.00 18,856.00 District Facility Lease Income $ 22,712.00 $ Encounters Week Offering $ 11,000.00 $ 8,817.00 $ 366,212.00 $ 380,881.00 Unified Shares - Previous Yr. $ 45,950.00 Education Shares - Previous year $ 966.00 Urban Missionary $ 3,300.00 Casa Vida New Start $ 2,394.00 Church Plant & Advancement $ 19,910.00 Nazarene Foundation Investment Income $ 2,043.00 NMI Cuba Income $ 5,242.00 $ 366,212.00 $ 458,686.00 D.S. Salary $ 69,684.00 $ 6,9684.00 D.S. Housing Allowance $ 40,000.00 $ 39,400.00 $ 109,684.00 $ 109,084.00 $ $ 9,990.00 Sub Total - Budgeted Income TOTAL INCOME EXPENSES Sub Total Ministries SDMI Shares 14-15 9,990.00 46 SDMI Shares - Previous Year $ NYI Shares 14-15 $ 9,990.00 NYI Shares - Previous Year NMI Shares 14-15 $ 13,320.00 NMI Shares - Previous Year 497.00 $ 9,990.00 $ 1,490.00 $ 12,898.00 $ 1,987.00 Leadership Development $ 1,000.00 $ 250.00 OUNSC $ 6,500.00 $ 6,500.00 District Worship $ 300.00 $ 0.00 District Family Camp $ 10,000.00 $ 9,035.00 RAC & RAC Special $ 500.00 $ 374.00 Multicultural Ministries $ 500.00 $ 449.00 $ 52,100.00 $ 53,460.00 Office Personnel - Office Manager $ 34,661.00 $ 38,810.00 Office Personnel - Bookkeeper $ 10,400.00 $ 10,982.00 Office Supplies, Copier & Printing $ 6,000.00 $ 1,158.00 Computer Equipment & Supplies $ 1,000.00 $ 1,158.00 Office Telephone $ 3,200.00 $ 3,066.00 Office Postage $ 2,000.00 $ 2,024.00 Office Utilities $ 9,000.00 $ 3,764.00 Office Mortgage Interest $ 15,000.00 $ 11,069.00 Equipment Service $ 1,000.00 $ 1,222.00 District Officers Expense $ 0.00 $ 207.00 FICA & Medicare - Office Personnel $ 4,200.00 $ 3,611.00 D.S. Self-Employment Tax $ 17,000.00 $ 17,000.00 $ 103,461.00 $ 94,071.00 District Secretary $ 1,000.00 $ 1,000.00 District Treasurer $ 2,400.00 $ 2,400.00 D.S. Healthcare $ 16,100.00 $ 18,914.00 D.S. Life & Disability Insurance $ 10,200.00 $ 10,200.00 D.S. Conference, Professional, etc. $ 13,000.00 $ 8,417.00 D.S. Auto & Travel $ 18,500.00 $ 16,829.00 D.S. Telephone $ 2,500.00 $ 2,846.00 Boards & Committee Meetings $ 1,400.00 $ 1,272.00 Christmas Banquet $ 2,000.00 $ 402.00 Christmas Gifts $ 500.00 $ 400.00 District Assembly $ 7,000.00 $ 6,039.00 Flowers, Cards & Gifts $ 3,000.00 $ 2,857.00 General Assembly - Annual Reserve $ 4,000.00 $ - District Insurance & Workers Comp $ 6,000.00 $ 5,515.00 Miscellaneous $ 4,000.00 $ 5,562.00 ARMM Breakfast Sponsorship $ 800.00 $ 800.00 DAB Special $ 2,000.00 $ 1,000.00 Casa Vida New Start $ 0.00 $ 26,783.00 Sub Total Office Operations Sub Total Other Operational Expenses 47 NCM Expense $ 0.00 $ 306,016.00 Legal & Accounting $ 500.00 $ 0.00 Retreats $ 6,000.00 $ 4,474.00 $ 100,900.00 $ 420,340.00 $ 366,145.00 $ 676,955.00 C&S Misc. Exp. $ 14,855.00 SNU Expense 14-15 $ 13,774.00 SNU Expense - Previous Yr. $ 966.00 Salyer Operations $ 17,241.00 General Assembly (Quadrennial Savings) $ -4,000.00 NMI Cuba Expense $ 16,559.00 Sub Total TOTALS - Budgeted Expenses/UNIFIED Other Expenses Urban Missionary $ 3,200.00 Church Plant & Advancement $ 9,208.00 $ 30,811.00 Property Maintenance $ 1,151.00 $ - $ 863.00 10,359.00 $ 94,269.00 $ 376,504.00 $ 771,224.00 Income Transfers (funds in & out) Total Other Expense GRAND TOTAL EXPENSES $ 48 14 15 15a 16 Associate Church Members 13 Inactive Church Members 12 17 5 0 2 0 0 6 0 3 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 74 4 68 114 33 20 0 26 11 15 0 0 0 0 0 43 4 48 46 19 Bethany Calvary Bethany Jernigan Memorial Cache First Indian Canadian Hills Carnegie Rev. James S. Hill Rev. Jonathan Bender Rev. Matthew Asetamy Rev. Chad A. Penner Rev. Chip Perkins 411 49 103 177 108 5 0 0 1 0 0 7 0 0 0 2 0 0 13 0 7 7 0 14 0 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 53 0 4 0 0 5 0 8 0 0 58 3 410 56 103 133 105 0 8 65 0 47 0 0 0 0 0 268 52 14 125 58 11 12 13 14 Chickasha First Clinton Clinton Milagro de Dios Duncan Heritage Oaks 50 25 10 250 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 4 1 0 0 9 0 0 0 16 0 0 0 11 1 0 0 36 49 25 13 218 24 0 0 158 0 0 0 0 40 31 15 89 15 El Reno First Rev. Joseph A. Ellis Rev. Gordon L. Bennett Rev. Cristóbal Izaguirre Rachel James Ron Dech Rev. Mark T. Fryar 134 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 133 81 0 53 16 17 18 19 20 Elk City Emerson (First Indian) Erick Hollis Komah Memorial Rev. Robert K. Barkley Rev. Lena A. Calfy Rev. Lee Mauldin Rev. James Daniel Ikner, Interim 50 38 29 31 49 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 49 38 29 30 49 21 21 0 0 25 0 0 0 0 0 42 14 9 13 20 21 22 23 24 25 Lawton First Lawton Heights Lawton Korean Community Mangum Marlow Rev. Wendall G. Buck Rev. Michael D. Murray Rev. Kijoon Yun 128 162 23 28 60 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 129 164 25 28 58 50 104 3 5 27 0 0 0 0 0 49 52 25 11 17 26 27 Moore Moore Casa Vida/House of Life 99 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 98 2 86 0 0 0 12 2 28 29 30 Mustang Newcastle Life Springs Noble Rev. C. Rick West Rev. Erick F. Sanchez Rev. Jacklyn Sanchez Rev. Terrill L. Armstrong Rev. Maria Isela Reyes Estrada Eddie G. Stark 392 24 109 23 0 1 13 0 0 10 0 0 46 0 1 3 0 1 0 2 0 4 1 0 7 3 1 431 21 109 0 2 0 0 0 0 333 20 24 31 32 33 34 35 Norman Community Oklahoma City Capitol Hill Oklahoma City Crown Heights Oklahoma City First Indian Oklahoma City First Korean 397 113 38 25 178 3 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 15 1 0 1 0 3 2 88 0 0 20 0 25 0 25 0 3 113 1 25 23 397 0 37 0 170 267 0 8 0 50 0 0 0 0 0 145 0 22 0 110 * Sponsored New Church this Year Rev. Erin D. Ward Rev. Nicholas A. Ward Rev. Brent Alan Hardesty Rev. Clifford S. Thirion Rev. Hyeon-Hoon Lee Total Gains 6 7 8 9 10 Weekly Corporate Worship 0 0 0 0 0 Rev. Andrew W. Young Total Losses 1 0 1 0 0 Pastor Name Altus Altus Korean Anadarko Ardmore First Ardmore Hispanic Lost by Death Rev. Curtis L. Koscheski Rev. Dee Boyt Mr. Jorge Soto 69 4 69 114 33 Church Name 1 2 3 4 5 Received by Transfer Lost by Transfer to Other Nazarene Churches 11 Lost by Removal, Commendation, or Release 10 Full Church Members End of Year 9 Received from Other Denominations 8 Received by Profession of Faith 2015 7 Full Church Members Reported Last Year 6 MEMBERSHIP AND WORSHIP 13 14 15 15a 16 Associate Church Members 12 17 25 1 25 0 0 70 7 26 2 0 0 2 1 0 0 3 0 11 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 3 4 13 0 0 67 83 59 43 81 0 16 11 15 40 0 0 0 0 0 70 78 85 16 32 Rev. Richard L. Schneberger Rev. Nicolas Becerra Rev. Douglas D. Vernier Rev. H. Douglas Runyan Rev. Hardy Powers III 98 16 67 808 487 1 0 0 11 3 2 0 0 0 0 5 0 5 5 12 8 0 5 16 15 0 0 3 8 2 42 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 6 3 43 0 3 14 5 63 16 69 810 497 13 0 13 209 170 0 0 0 0 0 142 30 78 403 289 Oklahoma City Woodson Park Pauls Valley Snyder Tuttle Walters Rev. Darren L. Sims Rev. Claude S. Ledbetter Rev. Thomas C. Snider Rev. Phillip Innis Rev. Paul A. Metcalfe 60 61 8 69 159 1 0 0 3 10 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 3 10 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 3 1 60 61 8 69 168 20 0 0 58 52 0 0 0 0 0 28 38 10 12 71 Waurika Weatherford Yukon First Southwest Oklahoma Supplemental Rev. Jeffrey D. Sikes Rev. Gary L. Reynolds 18 66 228 0 0 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 5 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 18 69 230 0 12 30 81 0 0 0 13 34 130 Rev. Luis Vieyra Rev. Kelly B. Griffith Rev. F. Wayne Stark Rev. Wesley W. Dalrymple Rev. Terry W. Edwards 41 *42 43 44 45 Oklahoma City R.O.C. Oklahoma City Rosa de Saron Oklahoma City SouthPointe Oklahoma City Trinity Oklahoma City Western Oaks 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 Current Year Total 5,972 99 76 116 291 57 240 93 390 5,873 1,864 0 3,384 Last Year Total 6,216 123 50 113 286 65 398 67 530 5,972 2,048 0 3,558 26 3 5 (158) 26 (140) Increase / (Decrease) Organized Oklahoma City JesuCristo Luz de Verdad * Sponsored New Church this Year Name Change Total Gains Oklahoma City JesuCristo Luz de Verdad Oklahoma City May Avenue Oklahoma City Pennsylvania Avenue Oklahoma City Portland Avenue Oklahoma City Providence Weekly Corporate Worship 35 2 0 0 0 36 37 38 39 40 Total Losses 10 4 1 2 0 Pastor Name Lost by Death 0 80 46 41 81 Church Name Received by Transfer Lost by Transfer to Other Nazarene Churches 11 Lost by Removal, Commendation, or Release 10 Inactive Church Members 9 Full Church Members End of Year 8 Received by Profession of Faith Full Church Members Reported Last Year 2015 7 Received from Other Denominations 6 MEMBERSHIP AND WORSHIP Inactive (244) (24) Transfer (8) (99) Merge Disorganize Oklahoma City First Indian with Oklahoma City Pennsylvania Avenue Oklahoma City Capitol Hill (184) 0 Drop (174) 20a 21a 22 22a 23 23a 24 24a 26 27 28 29 29a 0 0 3 4 3 40 4 58 24 15 27 4 28 13 11 54 4 86 64 26 30 4 39 24 19 24 0 39 24 19 20 4 0 15 0 0 0 0 62 0 0 0 0 25 0 3 0 12 11 4 31 0 25 45 0 0 0 0 15 0 6 7 8 9 10 Bethany Calvary Bethany Jernigan Memorial Cache First Indian Canadian Hills Carnegie 47 34 2 99 25 28 16 2 25 3 55 23 4 110 33 20 5 4 20 3 265 65 11 212 105 138 21 10 85 29 367 122 17 421 163 186 42 16 130 35 150 34 14 90 35 36 8 0 90 0 136 55 0 34 50 27 0 0 0 0 55 15 0 25 1 410 56 0 150 105 55 31 0 0 110 11 12 13 14 15 Chickasha First Clinton Clinton Milagro de Dios Duncan Heritage Oaks El Reno First 14 15 5 25 26 11 0 5 15 9 9 4 0 20 31 7 0 0 5 20 31 35 11 30 40 22 15 11 14 16 54 54 16 75 97 40 15 16 34 45 33 0 16 34 45 12 15 16 20 11 0 28 0 35 51 0 0 0 15 0 7 0 0 25 31 18 0 0 0 133 16 0 0 0 0 16 17 18 19 20 Elk City Emerson (First Indian) Erick Hollis Komah Memorial 17 4 5 3 12 12 4 0 2 10 7 6 0 2 4 5 6 0 0 2 22 4 25 17 15 11 4 9 14 10 46 14 30 22 31 28 14 9 16 22 28 14 0 16 15 0 14 0 0 15 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 24 11 29 14 10 18 0 0 0 0 21 22 23 24 25 Lawton First Lawton Heights Lawton Korean Community Mangum Marlow 95 62 8 2 19 24 18 4 2 9 60 14 5 0 4 15 5 3 0 1 60 74 10 10 110 25 30 4 8 10 215 150 23 12 133 64 53 11 10 20 64 53 7 10 9 20 5 4 0 1 0 52 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 7 0 0 0 129 40 0 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 26 27 28 29 30 Moore Moore Casa Vida/House of Life Mustang Newcastle Life Springs Noble 4 0 180 6 6 1 0 70 2 2 2 0 100 4 7 1 0 25 3 1 10 2 500 10 34 8 2 134 10 10 16 2 780 20 47 10 2 229 15 13 10 0 229 15 13 8 0 0 15 0 0 0 175 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 150 4 0 12 0 200 19 12 0 0 100 2 0 31 32 33 34 35 Norman Community Oklahoma City Capitol Hill Oklahoma City Crown Heights Oklahoma City First Indian Oklahoma City First Korean 32 0 13 0 19 13 0 10 0 12 72 0 6 0 15 35 0 6 0 12 125 0 29 0 140 65 0 21 0 100 229 0 48 0 174 113 0 37 0 124 82 0 37 0 60 36 0 16 0 40 45 0 27 0 40 22 0 6 0 0 42 0 7 0 44 130 0 18 0 45 63 0 7 0 20 36 37 Oklahoma City JesuCristo Luz de Verdad Oklahoma City May Avenue 40 39 20 34 15 42 10 18 40 69 35 25 95 150 65 77 65 77 60 0 65 50 0 0 15 31 0 60 0 10 * Sponsored New Church this Year NMI Active Membership NYI Membership VBS Enrollment Average Weekly SDMI Attendance Average Weekly Adult SDMI Attendance Average Weekly Youth SDMI Attendance NMI Associate Membership 3 0 8 15 4 Caravan Enrollment 3 0 8 7 5 Total SDMI Responsibility List 11 0 20 25 7 Total Adult SDMI Responsibility List Altus Altus Korean Anadarko Ardmore First Ardmore Hispanic Total Youth SDMI Responsibility List 1 2 3 4 5 Church Name Average Weekly Children’s SDMI Attendance Total Average Weekly Discipleship Groups Attendance 21 Total Average Weekly Sunday School Attendance 2015 20 Total Children’s SDMI Responsibility List DISCIPLESHIP 22 22a 23 23a 24 24a 26 27 28 29 29a 60 15 120 40 8 8 89 27 141 56 11 15 46 11 15 10 0 0 0 0 18 0 0 0 7 2 16 0 11 32 0 2 10 Oklahoma City R.O.C. Oklahoma City Rosa de Saron Oklahoma City SouthPointe Oklahoma City Trinity Oklahoma City Western Oaks 30 8 19 250 60 24 4 12 64 31 20 3 12 160 71 14 3 5 36 29 55 21 73 800 224 42 10 38 167 117 105 32 104 1,210 355 80 17 55 267 177 45 0 55 200 177 60 0 14 67 177 25 0 13 300 35 0 0 0 0 0 20 0 9 225 71 63 0 59 810 328 0 0 8 200 0 46 47 48 49 50 Oklahoma City Woodson Park Pauls Valley Snyder Tuttle Walters 25 13 4 12 77 5 12 0 7 14 20 4 1 5 48 6 3 0 2 22 45 36 15 20 80 11 23 4 15 47 90 53 20 37 205 22 38 4 24 83 22 23 4 13 83 8 0 0 7 30 0 29 0 0 55 0 0 0 0 0 12 3 0 10 63 62 47 0 8 168 1 31 0 0 0 51 52 53 Waurika Weatherford Yukon First Southwest Oklahoma Supplemental 0 7 37 0 4 10 0 5 47 0 5 10 14 34 137 14 19 72 14 46 221 0 14 28 92 0 0 28 92 0 0 25 0 45 44 0 0 0 0 7 65 0 69 130 0 18 0 Current Year Total 1,502 591 1,103 385 4,001 1,614 6,606 2,590 2,175 879 1,487 95 1,029 3,513 761 Last Year Total 1,543 637 1,111 421 4,096 1,769 6,750 2,827 2,295 869 1,712 93 1,009 3,636 681 2 20 41 *42 43 44 45 Increase / (Decrease) Organized Oklahoma City JesuCristo Luz de Verdad * Sponsored New Church this Year Name Change (41) (46) Inactive (36) (95) (155) Transfer (144) (237) (120) 10 (225) NMI Active Membership NYI Membership VBS Enrollment Average Weekly Adult SDMI Attendance Average Weekly Youth SDMI Attendance (8) NMI Associate Membership 4 0 4 Caravan Enrollment 6 2 15 Oklahoma City Pennsylvania Avenue Oklahoma City Portland Avenue Oklahoma City Providence Total Adult SDMI Responsibility List 12 3 3 38 39 40 Total Youth SDMI Responsibility List 23 10 6 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 2015 20a Total SDMI Responsibility List 20 DISCIPLESHIP Merge Disorganize Oklahoma City First Indian with Oklahoma City Pennsylvania Avenue Oklahoma City Capitol Hill (123) 80 Drop 1 2 3 4 5 Altus Altus Korean Anadarko Ardmore First Ardmore Hispanic 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 2015 32 Total Given to Global Mission 31 Other Global Interests 30 Approved Mission Specials FINANCIAL SUMMARY 84,068 4,342 1,868 0 6,210 1,794 4,616 0 4,616 1,794 0 9,057 0 0 0 0 10 42 0 42 14 0 1,794 14 102,531 5,640 1,813 0 7,453 2,308 7,178 1,100 8,278 2,308 0 2,308 56,242 2,899 685 1,885 5,469 1,208 3,758 569 4,327 1,208 40 1,248 2,700 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 25,691 21,233 0 46,924 10,472 32,600 5,000 37,600 10,476 200 10,676 2,552 6 7 8 9 10 Bethany Calvary 490,706 Bethany Jernigan Memorial 123,909 6,373 7,010 0 13,383 2,526 7,927 1,742 9,669 2,552 0 12,157 483 0 0 483 209 800 0 800 255 0 255 Canadian Hills 319,539 16,511 4,754 0 21,265 6,809 20,956 1,704 22,660 6,809 0 6,809 Carnegie 112,124 5,966 3,532 0 9,498 2,453 6,262 0 6,262 1,747 0 1,747 11 12 13 14 15 Chickasha First 106,164 6,202 1,298 0 7,500 2,257 7,154 250 7,404 2,409 300 2,709 44,866 2,692 837 0 3,529 932 3,197 950 4,147 1,009 25 1,034 Clinton Milagro de Dios 4,159 341 100 0 441 94 297 0 297 94 100 194 Duncan Heritage Oaks 203,090 10,346 5,260 0 15,606 4,246 14,020 0 14,020 4,735 0 4,735 El Reno First 115,220 5,972 1,037 0 7,009 2,453 7,600 1,100 8,700 2,474 100 2,574 16 17 18 19 20 Elk City 70,152 3,668 11,032 0 14,700 1,259 3,882 753 4,635 1,259 50 1,309 Emerson (First Indian) 13,092 654 560 653 1,867 282 877 0 877 282 0 282 Erick 9,605 0 60 0 60 216 573 0 573 0 0 0 Hollis 48,266 2,517 31 0 2,548 1,030 3,203 0 3,203 1,029 0 1,029 Komah Memorial 10,380 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 21 22 23 24 25 Lawton First 131,674 3,959 1,574 0 5,533 1,732 5,388 2,000 7,388 1,732 0 1,732 Lawton Heights 111,122 2,099 4,957 0 7,056 300 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lawton Korean Community 33,303 0 0 500 500 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mangum 12,199 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Marlow 24,529 369 465 0 834 492 1,410 0 1,410 445 0 445 26 27 28 29 30 Moore 22,128 1,153 25 0 1,178 474 1,504 0 1,504 543 100 643 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 689,821 35,667 28,929 0 64,596 14,591 45,393 29,000 74,393 14,591 300 14,891 Newcastle Life Springs 35,968 1,774 2,354 111 4,239 753 2,342 100 2,442 948 0 948 Noble 63,639 3,448 1,108 25 4,581 1,349 2,997 737 3,734 1,349 0 1,349 31 32 33 34 35 Norman Community 303,430 15,211 16,903 1,100 33,214 6,280 19,537 0 19,537 6,280 400 6,680 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 35,670 1,128 605 0 1,733 226 702 0 702 226 0 226 Cache First Indian Clinton Moore Casa Vida/House of Life Mustang Oklahoma City Capitol Hill Oklahoma City Crown Heights Oklahoma City First Indian Oklahoma City First Korean * Sponsored New Church this Year 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 201,330 10,691 2,976 0 13,667 1,560 8,172 0 8,172 2,916 100 3,016 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 Church Name 33 Pension Fund Total Church Income World Evangelism Fund PART 1 2015 32 Total Given to Global Mission 31 Other Global Interests 30 Approved Mission Specials FINANCIAL SUMMARY 36 37 38 39 40 Oklahoma City JesuCristo Luz de Verdad 26,198 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oklahoma City May Avenue 96,944 6,325 1,624 0 7,949 2,126 5,078 2,177 7,255 2,125 0 2,125 Oklahoma City Pennsylvania Avenue 54,105 0 1,050 0 1,050 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oklahoma City Portland Avenue 11,841 624 25 0 649 271 785 0 785 253 0 253 Oklahoma City Providence 47,307 250 800 0 1,050 50 950 900 1,850 91 0 91 41 *42 43 44 45 Oklahoma City R.O.C. 205,528 7,926 57,318 0 65,244 3,251 10,110 0 10,110 3,251 0 3,251 3,693 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oklahoma City SouthPointe 154,107 11,687 5,515 0 17,202 3,129 9,372 0 9,372 3,128 0 3,128 Oklahoma City Trinity 806,464 42,453 9,597 0 52,050 17,639 53,293 0 53,293 17,479 0 17,479 Oklahoma City Western Oaks 456,275 24,441 5,887 0 30,328 9,654 30,034 0 30,034 9,654 50 9,704 46 47 48 49 50 Oklahoma City Woodson Park 26,638 1,520 279 0 1,799 317 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pauls Valley 55,055 2,859 886 0 3,745 1,170 3,638 600 4,238 1,170 0 1,170 161 Oklahoma City Rosa de Saron 6,672 348 30 0 378 151 468 0 468 151 10 47,423 3,500 1,794 0 5,294 1,000 850 0 850 800 0 800 Walters 119,017 6,383 1,562 420 8,365 2,771 7,549 1,200 8,749 2,770 0 2,770 51 Waurika 52 Weatherford 53 Yukon First 20,736 277 225 0 502 114 1,050 0 1,050 0 0 0 89,977 4,981 903 0 5,884 2,050 4,100 0 4,100 1,850 0 1,850 332,337 17,685 12,066 0 29,751 7,471 23,159 9,500 32,659 7,410 100 7,510 Snyder Tuttle 0 Southwest Oklahoma Supplemental Current Year Total 6,163,157 307,055 220,567 4,694 532,316 119,559 362,823 59,382 422,205 119,616 1,875 121,491 Last Year Total 6,141,960 301,971 285,680 28,349 616,000 117,032 339,142 35,358 374,500 114,559 3,562 118,121 Increase / (Decrease) 21,197 5,084 2,527 23,681 24,024 47,705 5,057 Organized Oklahoma City JesuCristo Luz de Verdad * Sponsored New Church this Year 0 0 Name Change Inactive (65,113) (23,655) Transfer (83,684) Merge Disorganize Oklahoma City First Indian with Oklahoma City Pennsylvania Avenue Oklahoma City Capitol Hill Drop (1,687) 3,370 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Altus Altus Korean Anadarko Ardmore First Ardmore Hispanic 50 51 Allocations Paid in Full? 49 Indebtedness on Those Properties 48 Total Missional Disbursements All Other Church Ministries Pastor, Associate, and Support Staff Benefits 47 Value of Church Properties 46 Total Used for Local Mission 45 Local Compassionate Ministries 44a 18,688 4,400 24,891 7,700 0 17,908 73,587 88,001 900,000 25,000 0 0 8,300 1,000 0 0 9,300 9,366 20,000 0 Yes No 13,922 0 26,425 9,732 3,170 5,823 59,072 79,419 0 0 Yes 3,200 0 14,040 24,024 107 2,281 43,652 55,904 900,000 0 Yes 120 0 0 0 200 2,650 2,970 2,980 15,000 0 No 21,241 42,500 158,477 82,087 4,000 77,087 385,392 491,064 2,885,000 390,000 Yes Bethany Jernigan Memorial 9,990 0 24,500 5,163 2,122 59,270 101,045 129,175 577,000 0 Yes Cache First Indian 9,014 0 7,150 0 0 0 16,164 17,911 50,000 0 No 0 45,452 40,480 59,679 634 24,549 170,794 228,337 2,485,591 518,127 Yes Bethany Calvary Canadian Hills Carnegie 11 12 13 14 15 Chickasha First 16 17 18 19 20 Elk City 21 22 23 24 25 Lawton First 26 27 28 29 30 Moore 31 32 33 34 35 44 Pastor, Associate, and Support Staff Salaries Church Name 43 Debt Service PART 2 2015 42 Buildings, Properties and Capital Improvements FINANCIAL SUMMARY 260 0 26,364 19,405 53,548 3,713 103,290 123,250 1,500,000 5,582 No 7,561 0 46,297 10,000 0 10,075 73,933 93,803 405,218 0 Yes 14,820 0 15,600 4,195 280 14,425 49,320 58,962 115,000 0 Yes Clinton Milagro de Dios 0 0 0 0 0 685 685 1,711 70,000 0 Yes Duncan Heritage Oaks 0 59,433 27,380 14,951 300 80,910 182,974 221,581 1,470,000 0 Yes El Reno First 0 6,442 48,261 600 0 59,313 114,616 135,352 500,000 34,787 Yes 9,449 0 26,208 5,573 489 34,866 76,585 98,488 454,500 0 Yes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3,308 90,000 0 Yes Erick 6,257 0 0 0 0 0 6,257 7,106 100,000 0 No Hollis 8,256 0 12,801 0 0 26,090 47,147 54,957 460,000 0 Yes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 150,000 0 No 956 0 35,941 18,391 16,605 31,105 102,998 119,383 300,000 0 No 0 0 32,287 23,629 60 20,409 76,385 83,741 700,000 0 No 1,000 0 24,000 0 500 0 25,500 26,010 400,000 0 No 383 0 0 0 100 11,100 11,583 11,593 135,000 0 No 0 0 10,400 0 0 6,500 16,900 20,081 360,000 0 No 3,710 0 13,000 1,000 0 1,000 18,710 22,509 750,000 0 Yes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 No 526,302 13,931 156,247 143,816 3,500 181,534 1,025,330 1,193,801 4,650,000 1,277,000 Yes Clinton Emerson (First Indian) Komah Memorial Lawton Heights Lawton Korean Community Mangum Marlow Moore Casa Vida/House of Life Mustang 9,236 0 9,350 0 604 1,853 21,043 29,425 60,000 0 Yes Noble 34,783 0 5,760 17,205 2,396 20,410 80,554 91,567 934,000 0 Yes Norman Community 61,278 38,872 77,768 66,178 5,001 18,951 268,048 333,759 2,200,000 350,000 Yes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No 2,728 0 4,045 9,100 176 16,875 32,924 35,811 325,000 0 No 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 400,000 0 No 6,775 10,632 46,213 34,845 1,989 76,035 176,489 202,904 1,065,012 194,278 No Newcastle Life Springs Oklahoma City Capitol Hill Oklahoma City Crown Heights Oklahoma City First Indian Oklahoma City First Korean * Sponsored New Church this Year 49 50 51 Allocations Paid in Full? 48 Indebtedness on Those Properties All Other Church Ministries 47 Value of Church Properties 46 Total Missional Disbursements 45 Total Used for Local Mission 44a Local Compassionate Ministries Debt Service Church Name 44 Pastor, Associate, and Support Staff Benefits 43 Buildings, Properties and Capital Improvements PART 2 2015 42 Pastor, Associate, and Support Staff Salaries FINANCIAL SUMMARY 11,618 0 0 700 3,480 4,000 19,798 19,808 37,000 0 No 0 0 3,300 19,772 150 47,226 70,448 89,903 300,000 0 Yes Oklahoma City Pennsylvania Avenue 1,000 7,650 0 18,920 8,567 15,467 51,604 52,664 2,500,000 91,879 No Oklahoma City Portland Avenue 2,325 0 1,250 0 2,960 150 6,685 8,643 200,000 0 Yes Oklahoma City Providence 2,117 0 13,000 0 0 500 15,617 18,658 325,000 0 No 41 *42 43 44 45 Oklahoma City R.O.C. 5,150 0 30,600 32,778 320 31,631 100,479 182,335 0 0 Yes Oklahoma City Rosa de Saron 3,000 0 0 0 0 0 3,000 3,010 0 0 No Oklahoma City SouthPointe 10,100 0 27,118 35,850 2,683 35,718 111,469 144,300 1,400,000 0 Yes Oklahoma City Trinity 20,000 194,126 365,942 78,935 1,058 10,000 670,061 810,522 9,928,720 1,234,474 Yes Oklahoma City Western Oaks 20,501 47,625 72,231 101,792 5,045 135,000 382,194 461,914 2,750,000 250,000 Yes 46 47 48 49 50 Oklahoma City Woodson Park 3,000 0 10,400 0 0 0 13,400 15,516 490,000 0 No Pauls Valley 1,000 0 19,205 4,698 911 21,850 47,664 57,987 415,000 0 Yes Yes 36 37 38 39 40 Oklahoma City JesuCristo Luz de Verdad Oklahoma City May Avenue Snyder 0 0 3,750 0 0 4,640 8,390 9,548 100,000 0 Tuttle 0 11,829 11,960 14,400 0 1,790 39,979 47,923 300,000 110,391 No Walters 11,914 10,123 12,450 5,109 2,400 3,391 45,387 68,042 700,000 69,000 Yes 51 Waurika 52 Weatherford 53 Yukon First 0 0 2,740 6,750 0 0 9,490 11,156 175,000 0 No 13,920 6,518 22,812 3,960 360 28,190 75,760 89,644 325,000 73,009 No 8,168 0 134,924 0 4,182 73,048 220,322 297,713 2,245,000 0 Yes 0 0 Southwest Oklahoma Supplemental Current Year Total 883,742 499,533 1,653,867 881,937 127,897 1,218,018 5,264,994 6,460,565 47,617,041 4,623,527 Last Year Total 370,315 478,946 1,659,447 821,949 238,747 1,374,281 4,943,685 6,169,338 46,837,530 3,653,760 Increase / (Decrease) 513,427 20,587 321,309 291,227 779,511 969,767 Organized Oklahoma City JesuCristo Luz de Verdad * Sponsored New Church this Year Name Change Inactive (5,580) 59,988 Transfer (110,850) (156,263) Merge Disorganize Oklahoma City First Indian with Oklahoma City Pennsylvania Avenue Oklahoma City Capitol Hill Drop Supplemental Statistical Report 2015 Southwest Oklahoma Value District Property 2,088,006.00 Value District Center Value District Parsonage Indebtedness on District Property April 20, 2015 237,920.00
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