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NOVEMBER 2014
Intermountain District Church of the Nazarene
PO Box 1159 Nampa, ID 83653
Office: 208.467.3714 Fax: 208.467.1125
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.intermountaindistrict.org
DISTRICT PERSONNEL
DR. STEPHEN BORGER
DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT
District Superintendent
[email protected]
208.467.3714
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REV. TIM BREWER
SDMI Chairman
[email protected]
541.889.2155
MRS. CAROLITA FRALEY
NMI President
[email protected]
208.461.9063
REV. RICHARD VASQUEZ
NYI President
[email protected]
208.249.0520
MR. RICK WAITLEY
Camps Board Chairman
[email protected]
208.888.0988
VANESSA HARMON
Administrative Assistant
[email protected]
208.467.3714
DISTRICT CALENDAR
November 2014
9 Pray for La Grande
14-16 Ministerial Development
Mid-Point Assessment
16 Pray for Layton Rosewood Ln
23 Pray for Marsing
27 Thanksgiving Day
30 Pray for McCall
December 2014
7
14
21
25
Pray for Valley Shepherd
Pray for Middleton
Pray for Mountain Home
Christmas Day
TO
RETIRE
t the October 23 District Advisory Board meeting, Dr. Borger announced that it is his intention to retire at our 2015 District Assembly with his resignation effective 30 days following District Assembly - June 1, 2015. Dr. David Graves joined the meeting via telephone
to discuss the process of selecting a new DS at District Assembly. The
District Advisory Council will meet within the next couple of weeks to
begin the process.
Pastor Borger reports that, “It has been my privilege to serve as your
district superintendent these now almost 13 years. At District Assembly I
will have completed 40 years of ministry, 13 of those years as the Intermountain District Superintendent.
I will look forward to being in many of your churches over the next six months to say a good-bye to our
great district family. Thanks for all your prayers and support.”
NEW PASTOR AT BOISE FIRST
B
oise First Community Church of the Nazarene is excited to announce the calling of
Rev. Johnny D. Hampton as their new Lead Pastor. Johnny has served at College Church of the
Nazarene in Nampa for 16 years as a volunteer,
ministry intern, youth, and Family and Generations Pastor.
ohnny has been married to Joye for 14 years
(this month) and they have two boys: Caleb
(7) and Levi (3). One of their favorite things to
do as a family is to have adventures together whether it is spending time on their family fish
site in Alaska (where this picture was taken) or
going on family “Destination Unknowns” (most
recently to Disneyland). They are going to miss
the significant ministry happening at College
Church, but are
really looking
forward to this
new family adventure
and
being a part of
what God is
doing through
Boise
First.
Their first Sunday will be December 14.
J
N AMPA P ASTOR RETIRES
O
n October 26
Nampa
First
Church Pastor Kent
Conrad announced
his retirement effective January 1, 2015.
He shared, “For the
past 40 1/2 years it
has been a blessing
and a privilege to be
called pastor by some
of the greatest people in the world. Kay and I
have loved the people of Tulsa Regency Park,
Spokane First, Seattle Aurora, and for the past
12 years, Nampa First Church of the Nazarene. Thanks to all of you for loving us. We are
blessed!”
he Conrads will be staying in the Treasure Valley and hopefully Pastor Kent
will have plenty of time to pursue his passions, “My passions in life are reaching people
for Christ, riding my Harley with Kay, loving
on our two grandchildren, and watching my
favorite team, the Nebraska Cornhuskers!”
Our best wishes to Pastor Kent and Kay.
T
ATTENDANCE
T
his is the theme for our Thanksgiving Offering this year. This important offering each year goes to the World Evangelism Fund to
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help support our missionaries and the mission work around the world.
When we look to the Old Testament and see how the people of God
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were thankful and they brought offerings to the Temple to thank HIM,
aare we any different in bringing our “Thank Offerings” today?
October 2014
CHURCH
SDMI
Baker City
130
Boise Castle Hills
32
Boise Euclid
15
Boise First
278
Boise Five Mile
47
Boise Jacob’s Well
-Boise New Hope
69
Buhl
n/r
Caldwell Canyon Hill
87
Caldwell UsƟck Rd
50
Council
25
Eagle
551
Elgin Harvester’s
46
Elko
15
EmmeƩ
99
Enterprise
14
Filer
32
Gooding Desert Hills
59
Harney County
70
Harper
14
Homedale Mt.View
168
Idaho Falls
138
John Day
52
Kimberly
32
Kuna
97
La Grande
85
Layton Rosewood Ln
24
Marsing
28
McCall
n/r
Meridian Vly Shep
349
Middleton
-Mountain Home
131
Nampa Bethel
256
Nampa College
436
Nampa Fairview
81
Nampa First
1244
Nampa Karcher
200
Nampa Lakeview
57
Nampa Real Life
-Nampa The Table
-Nampa Vida Nueva
75
New Bridge
7
New Plymouth
24
Nyssa
22
Ontario
158
Parma
36
PayeƩe
183
Rocky Mt. Min.
231
Salt Lake Central
120
Salt Lake First
37
SLC Impact
12
Twin Falls
497
Vale
10
Weiser
66
WORSHIP
340
60
46
383
94
23
171
n/r
149
95
38
680
51
28
173
27
52
62
99
24
221
381
110
58
197
129
32
40
n/r
447
80
184
499
679
149
1208
338
83
87
70
89
15
14
64
315
48
171
489
80
59
30
634
7
132
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What are YOU and YOUR CHURCH thankful for:
God’s love for you
God’s gift of His only son, Jesus
His beautiful creation § Our health
Our family
§ Our church
§ Our Christian brothers and sisters
§ Our witness to the lost world around us
ow do we show
thankfulness to our
God who is so generous
in His giving to us?
There are many materials available to help promote this special offering if you go online to
nazarene.org Need a new idea using this year’s theme? Have everyone in the church sign a big
paper banner expressing why they are thankful and hang it up during the whole month. Have fun,
be creative, and be thankful!.
Remember: We give “Because We Are Thankful”!
Blessings to all, Carolita Fraley
Intermountain NMI President
TRINITY PINES
BEFORE PHASE II
B
efore we can proceed with Phase II
of the Conference Center remodel at
Trinity Pines, we have one very large obstacle. That is the transformer located on the
west side of the building. The transformer
is in the direct path of the remodel which
means it has to be moved. This is not a
small or easy task and definitely not without a cost. The estimate from Idaho Power
to do the work, and the electrical company
to re-connect the necessary power sources is $30,000. The excavation of the road,
installation of a water culvert, etc. will be
done by Trinity Pines staff.
t Share the Dream VIII, we generated
nearly one-third of the costs ($9,800)
affiliated with this project. The work had
to be scheduled with Idaho Power crews
and is slated for the middle of November.
The work will interrupt power service for
a few hours to the Conference Center but
an alternative power source will be in place.
If you would like to financially give to this
project, please clearly identify your gift as
Transformer.
A
Rick Waitley
Camp Executive Director
For the harvests of the Spirit,thanks be to God.
For the good we all inherit,thanks be to God.
For the wonders that astound us, for the truths that still confound us,
most of all that love has found us, thanks be to God.
IMNYI TEEN WINTER RETREAT
Come take part, engage, put action into
your faith, hang out with your youth
pastor/leader, snowboard, tube, build
that awesome snow cave.
JOIN US . . .
January 30 - February 1, 2015
$85
registrations & information available at
imnyi.com
info - Rev. Debi Hodgerson
[email protected]
M-15
CONFERENCE
M
-115 C
O N F ER E N C E
Honoring
the Past,
Shaping
the Future
Mission 2015 (M15) is the Mid-Quadrennial Conference on Mission and Evangelism for the Church of the Nazarene that
is held every four years. This is the largest
gathering of Nazarenes between General
Assemblies for the USA/Canada Region.
The conference will take place in Kansas
City, Missouri, on February 9 - 11, 2015, at
the Kansas City Convention Center.
A list of speakers, as well as registration
information and FAQs, is available on the
M15 website: www.m15conference.org