docNew Mexico District Journal 2012
download 
Demanda Transcripción
New Mexico District Journal 2012
Ninety-Ninth Annual Assembly Journal of the New Mexico District Church of the Nazarene Session held at Albuquerque, New Mexico Heights First Church of the Nazarene June 29-30, 2012 Dr. David W. Graves General Superintendent Dr. J. Fred Huff District Superintendent The 2012 New Mexico District Ordinands Pictured Left to Right: Dr. J. Fred Huff, District Superintendent, Carl Callicutt, Rachelle and Aaron Tiffany, Heather and Chris Yocom, Erika and Brian Hasenauer and Dr. David W. Graves, General Superintendent; NEW MEXICO DISTRICT ASSEMBLIES No. Year Location Host Pastor Gen. Supt. Dist. Supt. Dist. Sec. st 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 Artesia Hasell LaLande R. E. Dunham L.P. Fretwell H. G. King H. F. Reynolds P. F. Bresee J. W. Goodwin R. E. Dunham R. E. Dunham R. E. Dunham L.P. Fretwell L.P. Fretwell Thomas Ahren Portales Roswell Deming Portales Albuquerque Artesia Portales Hagerman Capitan Portales Artesia Clovis Roswell Portales Artesia Clovis Roswell Portales Artesia Clovis El Paso Clovis Artesia Albuquerque Clovis Portales Albuquerque El Paso Albuquerque Capitan A. K. Scott M. L. Cagle McClanahan A. K. Scott L. L. Gaines T. V. Cox A. K. Scott W. A. Huffman D. A. Davis R. C. Gunstream W. A. Huffman M. A. Hartline W. A. Huffman J. M. Tyson Erwin Benson Walter Orr W. A. Huffman J. A. Briece E. Poole C. Harrison F. R. Franklin C. Harrison B. G. Sanders V. B. Atteberry U. V. Langford R. E. Bebout V. B. Atteberry Harold Morris E. Armstrong J. S. Collins H. F. Reynolds H. F. Reynolds J. W. Goodwin R. T. Williams H. F. Reynolds J. W. Goodwin R. T, Williams H. F. Reynolds J. W. Goodwin J. W. Goodwin H. F. Reynolds R. T. Williams H. F. Reynolds H. F. Reynolds R. T. Williams J. B. Chapman J. W. Goodwin R. T. Williams J. B. Chapman J. W. Goodwin R. T. Williams J. W. Goodwin R. T. Williams J. B. Chapman H. V. Miller R. T. Williams H. V. Miller J. B. Chapman H. C. Powers G. B. Williamson Threadgill H. C. Cagle C. W. Davis C. W. Davis C. W. Davis C. W. Davis J. F. Roberts J. F. Roberts J. F. Roberts E. E. Hale E. E. Hale E. E. Hale A. K. Scott A. K. Scott B. F. Harris B. F. Harris B. F. Harris B. F. Harris B. F. Harris B. F. Harris R. C. Gunstream R. C. Gunstream R. C. Gunstream R. C. Gunstream R. C. Gunstream R. C. Gunstream R. C. Gunstream R. C. Gunstream R. C. Gunstream R. C. Gunstream Wm. P. Hart W. K. Twyeffort Wm. P. Hart Wni. P. Hart Wm. P. Hart Wrn, P. Hart Wm. P. Hart Wm. P. Hart Wm. P. Hart Wm. P. Hart Wm. P. Hart Wm. P. Hart Wm. P. Hart Wm. P. Hart Wm. P. Hart Wm. P. Hart Wm. P. Hart Wm. P. Hart H. B. Hughes A. I. Metcalf A. I. Metcalf A. I. Metcalf A. I. Metcalf A. I. Metcalf A. I. Metcalf A. I. Metcalf A. I. Metcalf A. I. Metcalf A. I. Metcalf A. I. Metcalf 1 nd 2 rd 3 th 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th 10 th 11 th 12 th 13 th 14 th 15 th 16 th 17 th 18 th 19 th 20 st 21 nd 22 rd 23 th 24 th 25 th 26 th 27 th 28 th 29 th 30 st 31 nd 32 rd 33 th 34 No. Year Location Host Pastor Gen. Supt. Dist. Supt. Dist. Sec. th 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 Capitan Albuquerque Capitan Capitan Capitan Capitan Clovis Albuquerque Roswell El Paso Clovis Albuquerque Capitan Capitan Capitan Capitan Capitan Capitan Capitan El Paso Albuquerque Capitan Clovis Capitan Roswell Capitan El Paso Albuquerque El Paso Clovis Albuquerque El Paso Clovis Albuquerque El Paso J. S. Collins F. Armstrong l.A. McClain T. A. McClain T. A. McClain J. F. McClung E. Armstrong C. G. Ponsford W. T. Gash Harold Morris J. P. Tucker L. Holman J. K. Abney J. K. Abney H. Cannon B. L. McNew B. L. McNew U. M. Power Jr. Jess Rains Fred Fike J. Melton Thomas C. F. Sanders G. M. Lake Harold Cartwright Raymond D. Morrison Harold Cartwright L. Wayne Quinn Ronald Greeno L. Wayne Quinn Gerald Woods Joseph D. Wright David A. Slamp Leon F. Wyss Joseph D. Wright David A. Slamp H. V. Miller O. J. Nease H. C. Powers Samuel Young D. I. Vanderpool G. B. Williamson Samuel Young G. B. Williamson H. C. Benner D. I. Vanderpool H. C. Powers Samuel Young G. B. Williamson V. H, Lewis H. C. Benner D. I. Vanderpool G. B. Williamson Samuel Young H. C. Powers V. H. Lewis George Coulter Eugene L. Stowe Orville W. Jenkins Samuel Young V. H. Lewis Eugene L. Stowe V. H. Lewis Charles H. Strickland Orville W. Jenkins Eugene L. Stowe William M. Greathouse George Coulter V. H. Lewis Charles H. Strickland Orville W. Jenkins R. C. Gunstream R. C. Gunstream R. C. Gunstream R. C. Gunstream R. C. Gunstream R. C. Gunstream R. C. Gunstream R. C. Gunstream R. C. Gunstream R. C. Gunstream R. C. Gunstream R. C. Gunstream R. C. Gunstream R. C. Gunstream R. C. Gunstream R. C. Gunstream R. C. Gunstream R. C. Gunstream Harold W. Morris Harold W. Morris Harold W. Morris Harold W. Morris Harold W. Morris Harold W. Morris Harold W. Morris Harold W Morris Harold W. Morris Harold W. Morris Harold W. Morris Harold W. Morris Harold W. Morris Harold W. Morris Harold W. Morris Harold W. Morris Leon F. Wyss A. I. Metcalf A. I. Metcalf L. J. Crenshaw L. I. Crenshaw L. J. Crenshaw L. J. Crenshaw C. G. Ponsford C. G Ponsford K. 0. Frey K. 0. Frey K. 0. Frey K. 0. Frey K. 0. Frey K. 0. Frey K. 0. Frey K. 0. Frey E. D. McClaflin E. D. McClaflin E. D. McClaflin E. D. McClaflin George M. Lake George M. Lake George M. Lake George M. Lake George M. Lake Jim Tracy Jim Tracy James W. Tharp James W. Tharp Douglas Halsted Douglas Halsted Douglas Haisted Douglas Haisted Douglas Halsted Douglas Halsted 35 th 36 th 37 th 38 th 39 th 40 st 41 nd 42 rd 43 th 44 th 45 th 46 th 47 th 48 th 49 th 50 st 51 nd 52 rd 53 th 54 th 55 th 56 th 57 th 58 th 59 th 60 st 61 nd 62 rd 63 th 64 th 65 th 66 th 67 th 68 th 69 No. Year Location 70th 71st 72nd 73rd 74th 75th 76th 77th 78th 79th 80th 81st 82nd 83rd 84th 85th 86th 87th 88th 89th 90th 91st 92nd 93rd 94th th 95 th 96 th 97 98th th 99 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Clovis Albuquerque El Paso Albuquerque Clovis El Paso Roswell Clovis El Paso Roswell Albuquerque Clovis El Paso Roswell Albuquerque Clovis El Paso Albuquerque Roswell Albuquerque Clovis Albuquerque Roswell Albuquerque Clovis Albuquerque El Paso Albuquerque Albuquerque Albuquerque Host Pastor Wallace R. Reneger Paul H. HetrickJr. Conley Henderson Paul H. Hetrick Jr. Dan LaPaglia Conley Henderson Phil Lunn Dan LaPaglia Lawrence A. Lacher William H. Bland Robert J. Shephard Kevin F. O’Connor Alan E. Johnson Ronald E. Ellington Mark Bane Ed Abla Alan E. Johnson William B. Nielson Melvin K. Rigsby Mark Bane J. Vaughn Gossman William B. Nielson Melvin K. Rigsby William Nielson Darwin Speicher Mark Bane Fred Grenier William B. Nielson William B. Nielson William B. Nielson Gen. Supt. Orville W. Jenkins Eugene L. Stowe Eugene L. Stowe John A. Knight John A. Knight Charles H. Strickland John A. Knight Raymond W. Hum Raymond W. Hum Eugene L. Stowe Eugene L. Stowe Donald D. Owens Donald D. Owens Jerald D. Johnson Jerald D. Johnson John A. Knight John A. Knight William J. Prince William J. Prince Paul G. Cunningham Paul G. Cunningham James H. Diehl James H. Diehl Nina G. Gunter Nina G. Gunter Jerry D. Porter Jerry D. Porter J.K. Warrick J.K. Warrick David W.Graves Dist. Supt. Leon F. Wyss Leon F. Wyss Leon F. Wyss Leon F. Wyss Leon F. Wyss Leon F. Wyss Leon F. Wyss Allen H. Dace Allen H. Dace Allen H. Dace Allen H. Dace Woodie J. Stevens Woodie J. Stevens Woodie J. Stevens Woodie J. Stevens Woodie J. Stevens Woodie J. Stevens Woodie J. Stevens Woodie J. Stevens Woodie J. Stevens Woodie J. Stevens Woodie J. Stevens Woodie J. Stevens Woodie J. Stevens J. Fred Huff J. Fred Huff J. Fred Huff J. Fred Huff J. Fred Huff J. Fred Huff Dist. Sec. Douglas Halsted Douglas Halsted Douglas Halsted David R. Morris David R, Morris David R. Morris David R. Morris David R. Morris David R. Morris Jimmy J. Lynch John W. Drusedum John W. Drusedum John W. Drusedum John W. Drusedum John W. Drusedum R. Allen Schlegel R. Allen Schlegel J. D. Sailors J. D. Sailors J. D. Sailors J. D. Sailors J. D. Sailors J. D. Sailors J. D. Sailors Kenneth P. Yocom Kenneth P. Yocom Kenneth P. Yocom Kenneth P. Yocom Kenneth P. Yocom Kenneth P. Yocom Contents Page I. II. Official Directory…………………………………………………………>…4 A. District Officers…………………………………………………………4 B. District Boards and Standing Committees……………………….10 C. District Auxiliary Organizations…………………………………...13 D. Mission Strategy Areas………………………………………………19 E. District Church Directory …………………………………………...21 F. Roll of Ordained Elders……………………………………...………44 G. Roll of Ordained Deacons……………………………...…………….53 H. Roll of Licensed Ministers…………………………………………...54 I. Commissioned Minister of Christian Education…………………58 J. Commissioned Minister of Music…………………………….……..58 K. Evangelists, Commissioned…………………………………….……58 L. Song Evangelist, Commissioned ……………………………….…...58 General Information……………...………………………………………….59 III. Plan of Examination………………...……………………………………….61 IV. Daily Proceedings…………………………………………………………….64 V. Reports…………………………..……………………………………..………67 A. B. C. VI. District Officers……………………………………………………….67 1. District Superintendent……………………………………..67 2. District SDMI Chairman……………………………………75 3. NMI President………………………………………………...82 4. NYI President…………………………………………………87 5. Bonita Park Camp Director…………………………………88 District Boards and Standing Committees……………………….89 1. Advisory Board………………………………………………..89 2. Board of Ministry……………………………………………..92 Assembly Committees………………………………………………..96 1. Finance Committee…………………………………………..96 2. Education Committee………………………………………107 3. Journal Committee ………………………………………….109 4. Nominating Committee…………………………………….109 Minutes of the Conventions and Auxiliaries…………………….…….112 VII. A. NMI Convention…………………………………………….………112 B. SDMI Convention…………………………………………….……..119 Financial and Statistical……………………………….....……..…….…..122 A. Auditor’s Report…………………………………………………..…122 B. District Treasurer’s Report………………………………………..122 C. Supplemental Statistical Report …………………………………128 I. Official Directory A. DISTRICT OFFICERS General Superintendent in Jurisdiction— Dr. David W. Graves Global Ministry Center 17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lenexa, KS 66220 (913-577-0500) District Office—P.O. Box 640, Tijeras, NM 87059-0640 (505-286-5515) District Superintendent—Dr. J. Fred Huff (Dinah), 16 Paseo de Paz (Mail: P.O. Box 640), Tijeras, NM 87059 (E-mail: [email protected]; Fax: 505-286-5517; office 505-286-5515; home: 505-286-5516; Web Site: www.nmnaz.com Campground: 575-336-4963; cell: 505-918-6212) District Treasurer/Administrative Assistant to the District Superintendent Joel Burdell, 1520 Avondale, Clovis, NM 88101 -5004 (E-mail [email protected] Fax 575-763-1568; 575-763-4831) District Secretary—Ken Yocom, 2900 N. Fowler, Hobbs, NM 88240 (E-mail: [email protected] , 575-392-8059, cell: 575-441-5845) District Chairman SDMI—Dean Coonradt, 1010 W. Fox St., Carlsbad, NM 88220 (E-mail: [email protected]; 575-885- 5556) District NMI President—William Nielson, 9014 Liberty Dr. N.W., Albuquerque, NM 87109 (E-mail: be [email protected]; 505-823-1514) District NYI President— Yeager, Walter, 3017 Wallace, Clovis, NM 88101 (E-mail: [email protected]; 575-7622601) District E-Newsletter Managing Editor for THE MISSION - Dinah Huff, PO Box 640, Tijeras, NM 87058; E-mail:[email protected]. District Campground Manager—Stan Yocom, Bonita Park Nazarene Camp and Conference Center, HC 71, Box 1159, Capitan, NM 88316 (Web Site www.bonitapark.com E-mail: [email protected]; fax: 575-336-4083; 575-336-4404) Southwest Latin American District Superintendent— Dr. Alberto Guang, 39 West Palmdale Apt. B., Tucson, AZ 85714 Southwest Native American District Superintendent—Dr. John Nells P.O. Box 520, Winslow, AZ 86047-0520 (fax: 520-657-3368; 520-657-3367) Point Loma Nazarene University - Dr. Bob Brower, President 3900 Lomaland Drive, San Diego, CA 92106 (619-849-2200) Website: www.pointloma.edu Office of University Advancement 3900 Lomaland Drive, San Diego, CA 92106 Phone (619-849-2302); Fax (619-849-2616) E-mail: [email protected] Dr. Steve Seelig, Senior Director of Planned Giving E-mail: [email protected]; Phone (619-849-2516) District Planned Giving Advisor: Beth Lindsey, 1467 NM236, Portales, NM 88130, (505-356-2802) E-mail: [email protected] Church of the Nazarene Foundation— President Ken Roney, 13795 S. Mur-Len Rd., Suite 101, Olathe, KS 66062 (866-273-2549) Nazarene Bible College— President Harold Graves Jr., 1111 Academy Park Loop, Colorado Springs, CO 80910 (Website: 222.nbc.edu; E-mail: [email protected]; 800-873-3873) Nazarene Theological Seminary—President David A. Busic, 1700 E. Meyer Blvd., Kansas City, MO 64131 (fax: 816-333-6271; 816-333-6254) B. DISTRICT BOARDS AND STANDING COMMITTEES 1. Advisory Board J. Fred Huff (Chairman), P.O. Box 640, Tijeras, NM 87059 (505-286-5515) Joel Burdell, 1520 Avondale, Clovis, NM 88101 (575-763-4831) Dean Coonradt, 910 Fountain Dr., Carlsbad, NM 88220 (575-885-5556) Saurabh Emmanuel, 9416 Cactus Trail Rd. NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114 (505) 890-6525 Larry Fry, 3101 Mesa Verde St., Roswell, NM 88201 (575-625-0904) Mike Howe, 100 Rover Blvd., Los Alamos, NM 87544 (505-672-3036) Richard Hutchison, HC 71, Box 1161-B, Capitan, NM 88316 (575-336-2972) Arnie Leidy, PO Box 1054, Edgewood, NM 87015 (505-449-8181) Ken Yocom, 1323 N. Breckon, Hobbs, NM 88240 (575-392-8059) 2. Camp Board Ex Officio Members—J. Fred Huff, Walter Yeager, Joel Burdell, Dean Coonradt, William Nielson, and Claude Marsh District Advisory Board Representative—Ken Yocom Lay Members—(terms to expire 2013) Kent Carruthers, Mike Howe, Christine Moore and Bruce Haley Ministerial Members— (terms to expire 2014) Jaron Graham, Richard Hutchison, Arnie Leidy and Darwin Speicher 3. Church Extension Board District Advisory Board 4. Home Missions Board District Advisory Board 5. Church Properties District Advisory Board 6. Court of Appeals (Terms to expire 2013) J. Fred Huff (chairman), Dale Twyeffort, William Nielson, Joel Burdell, Tom Battin 7. Board of Ministry J. Fred Huff; (terms to expire 2013) Randy Elftman, William Nielson, Ken Yocom, Vaughn Gossman (terms to expire 2014) Steve Sanchez, Fred Grenier, Mario Mejicanos, Stan Yocom (terms to expire 2015) Alan Granat, Darwin Speicher, Arnie Leidy, David West, (terms to expire 2016) Richard Hutchison, Dale Twyeffort, Ernie Tennefos, Tim Brunk. 8. Barrier Removal/ Restoration Committee J. Fred Huff (chairman), William Nielson, Fred Grenier, Tim Brunk, and Ken Yocom 9. District Chaplaincy Director Darryl Tennefos 10. District NewStart Coordinator Arnie Leidy 11. District Nazarene Disaster Response Coordinator Mary Jimenez 12. Trustees to Point Loma Nazarene University Dr. J. Fred Huff, Larry Fry (2013) Sue Hutchison (2014) and Dean Coonradt (2015) C. DISTRICT AUXILIARY ORGANIZATIONS 1. NMI District Officers, Mission Area Chairs and Missionaries Executive Committee President – William B. Nielson (2010), 9014 Liberty Dr. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109 (E-mail: [email protected]; 505-823-1514, 505-822-0000) Vice President - Tom Crider (2012), 3125 Calle Suenos SE, Rio Rancho, NM 87124 (E-mail: [email protected]; 505-722-9249) th Secretary - Peggy Twyeffort (2011), 220 W. 5 , Truth or Consequences, NM 87901 (E-mail: [email protected]; cell: 575-740-1847, 575-894-2192) Treasurer - Joel Burdell, 1520 Avondale, Clovis, NM 88101 (E-mail: [email protected]; 575-763-4831) Children’s Director - Wanda McCord (2012), 1421 Ross, Clovis, NM 88101 (E-mail: [email protected]; 575-769-0260) Elizabeth Graham (2013), 1504 W. Polk Ave., Lovington, NM 88260 (Email: [email protected]; 575-704-7837) Mission Call coordinator – Susan Torres (2013), 1019 S. Lea Ave, Roswell, NM 88201 (E-mail: [email protected]; 575-623-0201) Council Members Publicity/Mission Education - Ruth Hasenauer (2009), 304 Star Drive, Belen, NM 87002 (E-mail:[email protected]; 505-861-0321) Alabaster /Work and Witness (Local) - Randy Elftman (2010), 3100 N. Garden, Roswell, NM 88201 (E-mail: [email protected]; cell: 575-420-2907; 575-627-0490) Deputation Coordinator - - Tom Crider (2012), 3125 Calle Suenos SE, Rio Rancho, NM 87124 (E-mail: [email protected]; 505-722-9249) LINKS – Fern Crider (2010), 3125 Calle Suenos SE, Rio Rancho, NM 87124 (E-mail: [email protected]; 505-896-4513) Prayer and Fasting – Dewana Herren (A), 553 County Rd. #6100, Kirtland, NM 87417 (E-mail: [email protected]; 505-598-9001) Evangelism Broadcast – Fred Grenier (A), 5204 La Taste Ave., El Paso, TX 79924 (E-mail: [email protected];915-759-0261 Ethnic/Compassionate Ministries - Saurabh Emmanuel (A) 9416 Cactus Trail Road NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114 (E-mail: [email protected]; 505-890-6525) Work and Witness Coordinator (Global) – Larry Fry (A) 3101 Mesa Verde St., Roswell, NM 88201 (E-mail: [email protected]; cell: 575-910-5250, 575-625-0904) - Bruce Haley (A) 5034 Country Club Rd. Roswell NM 88201 (575-624-9607) LEVEL Club-Ray Farley (A), 609 Twin Diamond, Roswell, NM 88201 (E-mail: [email protected]; 575-623-4692) th Memorial Roll/Membership - Dale Twyeffort (A), 220 W. 5 , Truth or Consequences, NM 87901 (E-mail: [email protected], cell: 575-740-1180, 575-894-3755) Teen Liaison – Jaron (A) & Elizabeth Graham (2013) 1504 W. Polk Ave., Lovington, NM 88260 (E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]; 575-704-7837) JESUS Film/Border Initiative Liaison - Dinah Huff (A), PO Box 640, Tijeras, NM 87059 (E-mail: [email protected]; 505-286-5515) Local President Liaison – Fern Crider (A), 3125 Calle Suenos SE, Rio Rancho, NM 87124 (E-mail: [email protected]; 505-896-4513) Hispanic Liaison – Hector Torres (A), 1019 S. Lea Ave, Roswell, NM 88201 (E-mail: [email protected]; 575-623-0201) Mission Area Chairpersons Albuquerque – Saurabh Emmanuel (A) 9416 Cactus Trail Road NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114 (E-mail: [email protected]; 505-890-6525) Northwest – Dewana Herren (A), 553 County Rd. #6100, Kirtland, NM 87417 (E-mail: [email protected]; 505-598-9001) El Paso/Southwest – Fred Grenier (A), 5204 La Taste Ave., El Paso, TX 79924 (E-mail: [email protected]; 915-759-0261 Pecos – Randy Elftman (2008), 3100 N. Garden, Roswell, NM 88201 (E-mail: [email protected]; cell: 575-420-2907) Southeast – Wanda McCord (A), 1421 Ross, Clovis, NM 88101 (E-mail:[email protected]; 575-769-0260) Rio Grande Valley – Ruth Hasenauer (2007), 304 Star Drive, Belen, NM 87002 (E-mail:[email protected]; 505-861-0321) 2. NYI District Officers, Mission Area Chairs, and Youth Pastors Executive Council NYI President— Rev Wally Yeager, 3017 Wallace, Clovis, NM 88101 (575-762-2601) (Living Stones Community, Clovis) NYI Vice President—Jordin West, 13000 Calle de Sandias NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111 (505-228-8533) (Albuquerque Heights First) NYI Secretary—Bianca Rivas, 2315 Markham Rd SW, Albuquerque, NM 87107 (Sandia Mountain) [email protected] (505-974-2781) NYI Treasurer—Joel Burdell,1520 Avondale, Clovis, NM 88101 (Living Stones Community, Clovis) [email protected] (575-763-4831) Directors Quizzing—Ariel Tennefos, 930 West 17th St. Portales, NM 88130 (575-791-5507) New Mexico Xtreme — Brandon Robertson, 10930 Yogi Berra, El Paso, TX 79924 (915-821-4220) Elev8 Coordinator— Walter Yeager, 3017 Wallace, Clovis, NM 88101 (575-762-2601) Camp Director —Walter Yeager, 3017 Wallace, Clovis, NM 88101 (575-762-2601) Camp Registrar —Tierney Adamson, 5601 Lewis Rd NE, Rio Rancho, NM (505-328-6969) NYC Coordinator— Walter Yeager, 3017 Wallace, Clovis, NM 88101 (575-762-2601) NYI Zone Directors Albuquerque North— Wade Elftman Albuquerque Northwest—Jordin West, 13000 Calle de Sandias NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111 (505-294-8396) Albuquerque South—TBS El Paso— Brandon Robertson Pecos—Phil Jones HC71, Box 1011, Alto, NM 88312 (Angus) (505-354-0779) Rio Grande Valley—TBS Southeast— Kevin Prescott, 136 W. Orchard, Dexter, NM 88230 (575-347-5788) Southwest—TBS Youth Pastors and NYI Presidents Joe Bunting, 9620 McCan Rd. S.E. , Deming , NM 88030 (NYI Pres., Deming) (505-546-2724) Gayle Jones, P.O. Box 64, Mountainair, NM 87036 (NYI Pres., Mountainair) (505-847-2491) Phil Jones (Youth Pastor, Angus), P.O. Box 1011, Alto, NM 88312 (575-354-0779) Kinnan Kline (NYI Pres., Moriarty), P.O. Box 1783, Moriarty, NM 87035 (505-832-4580) Kyle Martin, 2324 Missouri St. Carlsbad, NM 88220 (Youth Pastor, Carlsbad Church Street) (575-706-9490) Walter Yeager, 3017 Wallace, Clovis, NM 88101 (Youth Pastor, Living Stones Community) (575-762-2601) Andy Prichard, 1716 N. Canal, Carlsbad, NM 88220 (Youth Pastor, Carlsbad First) (575-200-6928) Johnny Pacheco, 1122 S Abilene Ave, Portales, NM 88130 (Youth Pastor, Portales) (505-515-8831) Brandon Robertson,10930 Yogi Berra, El Paso TX 79934 (Youth Pastor, El Paso Open Gate) (915-253-1506) Henry Slape, 2900 N. Fowler, Hobbs, NM (Youth Pastor, Hobbs) (575-390-3188) Alanna Swift, 1293 Carrizo St, Los Lunas, NM 87031 (NYI Pres., Los Lunas Faith Family) (505-977-0211) Alicia Trujillo, P.O. Box 7781, Las Cruces, NM 88001 (NYI Pres., Las Cruces Sonrise) Jordin West, 13000 Calle de Sandias NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111 (575-496-0256) (505-228-8533) (Youth Pastor, Heights First) Matt Miles, 1 Calle SE, Edgewood, NM 87015 (505-980-8761) (Youth Pastor, Breakpoint Edgewood Outreach) Wade Elftman, 2201 Smith Lane, Farmington, NM 87401 (Youth Pastor, Farmington Crossroads Community) (505-325-2600) 3. Sunday School Discipleship Ministries International (SDMI) Reminder: please e-mail monthly statistics (averages of Sunday School, morning worship and changes to responsibility list) to [email protected] or call (575) 885-5556. These should be in by 11:00am on the Friday following the last Sunday of the month. Resources - Continuing Lay Training: DiscipleshipPlace.org - Curriculum: nph.com - Child Protection: NazareneSafe.org New Mexico District SDMI Council Chairman—Dean Coonradt (2013), 910 Fountain Dr., Carlsbad, NM 88220 email: [email protected] (575-885-5556) Secretary—Brent Herren, 511 BuenaSuerte, El Paso, TX 79912 [email protected] (915-4337258) Treasurer—Joel Burdell,1520 Avondale, Clovis, NM 88101 [email protected] (575-763-4831) Board Members Steve Lord (2014), P.O. Box 106, Lovington, NM 88266 (575-396-5625) Ernie Tennefos (2013), 930 W. 17th St., Portales, NM 88130 (575-356-8233) Sharla Parker (2014) - [email protected] Director of Adult Ministries— - Brent Herren, 511 Buena Suerte, El Paso, TX 79912 [email protected] (915-433-7258) Director of Youth Ministries— Wally Yeager, 3017 Wallace, Cloivs, NM 88101 (575-762-2601) [email protected] Director of Children’s Ministries—Therese Moreno, 4705 El Hachero Ct., Rio Rancho, NM 87124 [email protected] (505-553-9424) Children’s Camp Director—Mike Brown, 710 Uranium NE, Rio Rancho, NM 87124 (505-730-9609) [email protected] Children’s Quizzing Director—Dawn Herren,511 Buena Suerte, El Paso, TX 79912 [email protected] (915-204-1145) Statistician— Dean Coonradt (2011), 910 Fountain Dr., Carlsbad, NM 88220 email: [email protected] (575-885-5556) Women’s Ministries Director—Cindy Speicher, 1504 Claremont Terrace, Clovis, NM 88101 (575-219-2284) Men’s Ministries Director—Mike Howe, 100 Rover Blvd., Los Alamos, NM 87544 [email protected] (505-672-3036) NMI President—William Nielson, 9014 Liberty Dr. N.E., Albuquerque, NM 87109 (505-823-1514) D. MISSION STRATEGY AREAS Albuquerque North Mission Area (Mike Johnson, facilitator)—Apache Avenue (SNA), Heights First, Holiday Park, Los Alamos La Vista, Rio Vista, Santa Fe Albuquerque South Mission Area (Fred Rodriguez, facilitator)—Breakpoint Edgewood Outreach, Los Altos, Monte Santo, Moriarty, Pajarito Mesa, Primera Iglesia del Nazareno (SWLA), Sandia El Paso Mission Area (Fred Grenier)—El Paso First, El Paso Montwood, El Paso Open Gate, El Paso Trinity, Nuevo Amanecer, Fabens Iglesia del Nazareno (SWLA), Iglesia del Nazareno Latino—Americano (SWLA), Primera del Nazareno (SWLA) Northwest Mission Area (David West, facilitator)—Aztec, Farmington, Farmington First Indian (SNA), Gallup, Laguna (SNA), Pinehill (SNA), Mount Taylor, Ramah Navajo (SNA), Ramah Sandmountain (SNA), Twin Buttes (SNA) Pecos Mission Area (William Proulx, facilitator)—Angus, Artesia, Carlsbad Church Street, Carlsbad First, Roswell Central, Roswell First, Roswell Iglesia de la Vecindad del Nazareno Rio Grande Valley Mission Area (Marvin White, facilitator)—Mountainair, Belen Rio Communities Lighthouse, Valencia Valley, Los Lunas Faith Family Southeast Mission Area (Ken Yocom, facilitator)—Broadview, Clovis, Hobbs, Lovington, Portales Southwest Mission Area (Tim Brunk, facilitator)—Alamogordo, Deming, Las Cruces First, Las Cruces Sonrise, Las Cruces Iglesia del Nazareno (SWLA), Silver City Mountain View, Truth or Consequences, Tularosa E. District Church Directory Alamogordo New Beginnings (Organized 1935) ( 037-0010 ) Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Format as follows: 000-0001) Location: 817 N. Scenic Drive, Alamogordo, NM 88310 Web Address: www.AlamoNaz.com Email: [email protected] Fax: ; Phone: 575-437-1975 Pastor: (3/1/12) Robert Claiborne (Edie), 924 Sims Ave, Alamogordo, NM 88310, [email protected], 575-443-3079 Review Date: (3/14) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Office Secretary – Edie Claiborne, 924 Sims Ave, Alamogordo, NM 88310 575-443-3054 Music Dir. – Robin Walker,112 Moondale, Alamogordo, NM 88310 575430-7895 SDMI Supt. – Tom Rich, 1521 Lincoln, Alamogordo, NM 88310 575434-1620 NYI Pres. – David Holycross, 1909 Scenic Drive, Alamogordo, NM 88310 575-434-3004 NMI Pres. – Stacy Bolt, 1005 Maple Dr. Alamogordo, NM 88310 575921-4212 Church Board Sec. – George Seeds, 2904 Sunland Dr. Alamogordo, NM 88310 575-434-5700 Church Treas. – Russ Anderson, POB 795, High Rolls Mtn Prk, NM 88325 575-682-5065 Albuquerque Heights First Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Organized 1919) ( 037-0030 ) (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Format as follows: 000-0001) Location: 8401 Paseo del Norte, N.E., Albuquerque, NM 87122 Website: hfcn.org E-mail: [email protected] FAX: 505-822-0094 Telephone: 505-822-0000 Pastor: (10/12/97) William B. Nielson (Susan), 9014 Liberty Dr., NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109 (505-823-1514) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: ( x ) Yes ( ) No Assoc. Pastor, Families: Gordon Smith (Stephanie), 8620 Liberty Dr NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109 (505-797-2315) Assoc. Pastor, Community Care: John Griffin (Donna), 3120 Valencia, NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110 (505-883-8605) Assoc. Pastor: Kent Bloomquist (Dana), 8921 Opportunity Dr. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109 (505821-5298) Church Admin.: Daniel Denig (Jennifer), 1405 Cumbres St. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87112 (505873-1069) Associate Pastor for Bernalillo Outreach, Erika Hasenauer (Brian), 2275 La Casita, Bernalillo, NM 87004 (505-480-6530) Worship Music Director: Christine Moore, 8110 Pickard Ave. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110 (505255-3304) Choral Director.: William Nielson, 9014 Liberty Dr. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109 (505-8231514) SS Supt.: Jim Jellison, 13305 Manitoba Dr. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111 (505-271-2158) Early Childhood Min. Dir.: Jody Meyer, 1720 Cielo Oeste Pl NW, Albuquerque, NM 87120 (505306-3315) NYI Min. Dir.: Jordin West, 13000 Calle de Sandias NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111 (505-2288533) Adult Min. Dir.: Beverly Vito, 766 Western Hills Dr., Rio Rancho, NM 87124 (505-453-3063) Senior Adults Dir.: Tom & Pearl Brown, 7728 Calle Armonia NE, Albuquerque, NM 87113 (505345-0804) Single Adult Min. Dir.: Kathy Davis, 9000 Zuni Road, SE, Unit W98, Albuquerque, NM 87123 (505-296-1891) Youth/College/Career Dir.: Jordin West, 13000 Calle de Sandias NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111 (505-228-8533) Men’s Min. Dir.: Mark Asplund, 9223 Oakland Ave. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87122 (505-8580519) Women’s Min. Dir.: Kelly Dorris, 4513 Allen Ct NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114 (505-836-2750) NMI Pres.: Saurabh Emmanuel, 9416 Cactus Trail Rd. NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114 (505-8906525) Church Board Sec.: Richard Bowyer, 1312 Blossom Wood Pl. NW, Albuquerque, NM 87120 (505-352-2622) Church Treas: Doug Bloomquist, 9127 Mabry Ave NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109 (505-821-3018) Holiday Park Church of the Nazarene Church Name in Caps and Lower Case Location - (Organized 1972) (Year organized) ( 037-0015 ) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Format as follows: 000-0001) 11435 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111 www.holidayparkchurch.org [email protected] Web Address Email Address Fax Pastor - (2/95) Michael (Carolyn) Johnson, 9717 Regal Ridge Dr. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111 505/293-1225 Telephone Review Date: Start Date Name, (Spouse), Address, Home Phone (mm/dd/yy) (Appointment) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 122].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Music Dir. – Dan Stump, 5808 Chaparral Cir NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114, 505/898-3290 SDMI Supt. – Amiee Mast, 1612 Robert Dale Dr. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87112, 505-385-9247 Men’s Min. Dir. – Walt Brown, 4804 Cairo NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111 505/298-6645 Women’s Min. Dir. – Carolyn Johnson, 9717 Regal Ridge Dr. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111 505/294-5190 Church Board Sec. – Kimberly Best, 9801 Bruce Ct. NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114 505/9806591 Church Treas. – Wayne Davis, 3012 Camino De La Sierra NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111, 505323-2877 Albuquerque Los Altos Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Organized 1959) ( 037-0035 ) (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Format as follows: 000-0001) Location 215 Erbbe N.E., Albuquerque N.M. 87123 [email protected] (505-296-5497) E-mail Pastor - Fax (05/05) Telephone William (Bill) H. Reinicke III, 229 Erbbe N.E., Albuquerque N.M., 87123 (505-294-2783) (Cell 505-261-6630) Web Address: http://www.losaltoschurch.com Email: [email protected] Fax: ; Phone: 505-296-5497 Pastor: (May 2055) Name, (Amey), 229 Erbbe N.E., [email protected],505-261-6630 Review Date: ( ) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: 0 Yes 1 No Music Dir. – Michele Stone 3209 Cardenas Dr. N.E, Albuquerque, N.M. 87110; 505-730-3937, cornerstoneschristianacademy.com SDMI Supt. – Kandice Horton 8901 Jefferson N.E. #328, Albuquerque, N.M. 87113 505-227-7988, [email protected] Children’s Min. Dir. – Kandice Horton 8901 Jefferson N.E. #328, Albuquerque, N.M. 87113 505-227-7988, [email protected] NYI Pres. – Amey Reinicke 229 Erbbe N.E., Albuquerque, N.M. 87123 505-315-0826 [email protected] Men’s Min. Dir. – Neal Daugherty 215 Erbbe N.E. Albuquerque, N.M. 87123 505-620-8538 [email protected] Women’s Min. Dir. – Pam Montoya 609 Honey Locust Ct. N.W. Albuquerque N.M. 87121 505-350-1708 [email protected] NMI Pres. – Michele Stone 3209 Cardenas Dr. N.E, Albuquerque, N.M. 87110; 505-730-3937, cornerstoneschristianacademy.com Church Board Sec. – Kandice Horton 8901 Jefferson N.E. #328, Albuquerque, N.M. 87113 505-227-7988, [email protected] Church Treas. – Pam Montoya 609 Honey Locust Ct. N.W. Albuquerque N.M. 87121 505-350-1708 [email protected] IGLESIA MONTE SANTO DEL NAZARENO (Organized 2005)( Church No. 037-0215 ) Mail: 404 Marquette Ave. NE Abq. New Mexico 87102 Location: 428 Louisiana Blvd. SE Abq. New Mexico 87108 Web Address: Email: [email protected] Fax: ; Phone: 505-489-5354 Pastor: (Sept. 21, 2008) Maria Magdalena Moreno, 404 Marquette AVE NE. Abq New Mexico 87102, (505)489-5354 Review Date: (Appointed) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Office Secretary – Patricia Alvarado, 1709 Arno St. ABQ NM 87102 Music Dir. – Nelly Batista,116 Coal SW #7, (505) 261-8050 SDMI Supt. – Olivia Bojorquez, 9000 Trumbul SE ABQ. NM 87123 Espacio#14, (505)315-1152, [email protected] Children’s Min. Dir. – Teresa Fresquez, 4721 Rhode Island Pl NE ABQ. NM 87109, [email protected] (505)573-2123 Youth Pastor – Eden Avalos, 428 Louisiana SE Abq NM 87108, (505) 948- 6012 Men’s Min. Dir. – Miguel Gallarza, 1709 Arno St. ABQ NM 87102 (505)261-5492 Women’s Min. Dir. – Patricia Alvarado, 1709 Arno St. ABQ NM 87102, (505) 2615492 NMI Pres. – Martha Balderama, 527 Adrian St. Abq NM 87121 Church Board Sec. – Patricia Alvarado, 1709 Ano St. ABQ NM 87102 Church Treas. – Blanca Avalos, Albuquerque Pajarito Mesa (CTM) ( 037-0305 ) Mail: P.O. Box 12360,Albuquerque, NM 87195-2360 Location: 5645 Escarpment Rd SW, Albuquerque, NM Web Address: Email: [email protected] Fax: ; Phone: 505-702-1736 Co-Pastor: (12/5/10) Antonio Ramos, (Graciela), PO Box 12360, Albuquerque, NM, 87195-2360 [email protected] (505-7021736) Co-Pastor: (12/5/10) Graciela Chavez, (Antonio), PO Box 12360, Albuquerque, NM 87195-2360 [email protected] (505-8042118) Review Date: (Appointment) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Admin Pastor – Larry Scott, 1500 Sagebrush Trail SE, Albuquerque, NM 87123-4445 [email protected] (505-2697382) NMI President - Loreto Davis, 1500 John St. S.E., Albuquerque, NM 87102 (505-242-1612) SDMI Supt. – Graciela Chavez, P.O. Box 12360, Albuquerque, NM 87195-2360 [email protected] (505-8042118) Men’s Ministry Dir. – Antonio Ramos, P.O. Box 12360, Albuquerque, NM 87195-2360 [email protected] (505-7021736) Women’s Ministry Dir. – Isabel Gonzales, 4201 Blake Rd. S.E.,No. 5, Albuquerque, NM 87121 (505-877-4328) Nursery Ministry. – Isabel Gonzales, 4201 Blake Rd. S.E.,No. 5, Albuquerque, NM 87121 (505-877-4328) Children’s Ministry Dir. – Loreto Davis, 1500 John St. S.E., Albuquerque, NM 87102 (505-242-1612) Food Bank Dir. – Luis Ventura, 1500 John St. S.E., Albuquerque, NM 87102 (505-242-1612) Church Secretary – Enid Scott, 1500 Sagebrush Trail. S.E., Albuquerque, NN 87123-4445 [email protected] (505-2947183) Church Treasurer – Larry Scott, 1500 Sagebrush Trail SE, Albuquerque, NM 871234445 [email protected] (505-2697382) Church Secretary – Enid Scott, 1500 Sagebrush Trail. S.E., Albuquerque, NN 87123-4445 (505-294-7183) Church Treasurer – Larry Scott, 1500 Sagebrush Trail SE, Albuquerque, NM 871234445 (505-269-7382) Albuquerque Rio Vista Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Organized 1981) ( 037-0037 ) (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Format as follows: 0000001) Mail: Mailing address if different from Location (Do not include city, state & zip if same for both) Location: 8701 Golf Course Road NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114 Web Address: www.riovistachurch.org Email: [email protected] Fax: 505.890.4101; Phone: 505.892.8205 Pastor: (April 1, 2007) Jeff Moore, (Lara), 10319 Country Manor Place, NW Albuquerque, NM 87114, [email protected], 505.792.8558 Review Date: (April 1, 2013) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Office Secretary – Sandra Bohling, 5705 Cambria Rd. NW, Albuquerque, NM 87120, 505.897.1170 Music Dir. – Enrique Mendoza, 804 Brackett Dr. SW, Albuquerque, NM 87121, 505.450.8898 SDMI Supt. – Bonnie Smith, 7720 Ramona Ave NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114, 505.433.5652 Children’s Min. Dir. – Bonnie Smith, 7720 Ramona Ave NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114, 505.433.5652 NYI Pres. – John Glaser, 6017 Buena Vista Ave NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114, 505.328.5100 Women’s Min. Dir. – Brenda Sheats, 343-A Sarah Ln NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114, 562.440.8922 Church Board Sec. – Al Casamento, 1004 Spur Rd, Rio Rancho, NM 87124, 505.450.7830 Church Treas. – Allan Hahn, 2031 Selway Place NW, Albuquerque, NM 87120, 505.890.3445 Albuquerque Sandia (Organized 1953) ( 037-0040 ) mailing address, if different from location (Do not include city, state and zip here if it is the same for both.) Mail: (Valley) 2315 Markham Rd SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105 (Mountain) 8216 Central Ave SE, Albuquerque, NM 87108 Location: Valley) 2315 Markham Rd SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105 (Mountain) 8216 Central Ave SE, Albuquerque, NM 87108 Web Address: (Valley) www.sandiavalleynazarene.org (Mountain) www.sandiamountainnazarene.org Email: [email protected] Fax: (Valley) 505-877-6214 (Mountain) 505268-1043 ; Phone: (Valley) 505-877-0240 (Mountain) 505-881-0267 Pastor: (11/10) (Valley) Fred Rodriguez (Monica), 2315 Markham Rd SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105, [email protected], 505-850-8115 (Mountain) Pete Myers (Cynthia), 3013 Dakota St NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110, [email protected], 505-321-8635 Review Date: (11/12) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Church Board Sec. – Mike Watkins, 2315 Markham Rd SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105, 505-328-8722 Church Treas. – Bekki Brown, 505-730-2508 Sandia Valley Staff NMI Pres. - Monica Rodriguez (Fred), 2315 Markham Rd SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105, 505-850-8116 NYI Pres. - Aliyah Clever, 2315 Markham Rd SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105 Compassionate Ministries Pastor & Grace Thrift Store Director – Jeanna Clever (Shawn) 2315 Markham Rd SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105, 505-553-8346 Christian Education Pastor - David Steele (Carol), 808-284-6755 Young Adult Pastor - Monica Rodriguez (Fred), 2315 Markham Rd SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105, 505-850-8116 Worship & Youth Pastor - Jaycob Blea (Sarah), 2315 Markham Rd SW, Albuquerque, NM, 87105, 505-453-8200 Children's Pastor- Dennis & DeAnn Rushing, 8812 Palomar NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109, 505-934-8009 Asst. Children's/Connections Pastors - Johnny & Shawn Chazarreta, 2315 Markham Rd SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105, 505-999-0454 Sandia Mountain Staff NMI Pres. - Jeanice Gutierrez, 505-450-4038 NYI Pres. - Steven Marjerison, 505-803-7675 SDMI Supt. - Helen Hernandez (Lorenzo), 505-620-0599 Kingdom Builders Day Care Director – Cynthia Myers (Pete), 3013 Dakota St NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110, 505-321-8634 Grace Thrift Store Director – Patti Rivas, 2315 Markham Rd SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105 Worship Pastor - Michael Blea (Valerie), 3304 Lucerne NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111, 505-417-9308 Children's Pastor - Therese Moreno (David), 4705 El Hachero Ct, Rio Rancho, NM 87124, 505-553-9424 Asst. Children's Pastor - Mike Brown (Bekki), 710 Uranium NE, Rio Rancho, NM 87124, 505-730-9609 Youth Pastor (Mountain) - Bianca Rivas, 2315 Markham Rd SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105, 505-974-2781 Asst. Youth Pastor (Mountain) - Arthur Pacheco, 2315 Markham Rd SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105, 505-818-0080 Senior Adult/Multi-Cultural Ministries - Patti Rivas, 2315 Markham Rd SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105, 505-261-0467 Teaching Pastor - David Jennings (Joyce), 2315 Markham Rd SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105, 505-730-7098 Young Adult Pastor - Valerie Blea (Michael), 3304 Lucerne NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111, 505-417-9309 Angus Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Organized 1916) ( 037-0100 ) (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Format as follows: 0000001) Mail: HC 71 Box 1162 Capitan NM 88316) Location: 103 Bonita Park Web Address: www.anguschurch.org [email protected] Fax: Email: 575 336-1663; Phone: 575 336-8032 Pastor: (8/`7/03) Rick Hutchison, (Sue) HC 71 Box 1161 B Capitan NM 88316 Review Date: (8/14) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Music Dir. – Brenda Garber HC 71 Box 1176 Capitan NM 88316 575 336-1230 SDMI Supt. – Nancy LaPointe 110 Winter Park Rd. Alto NM 88312 575 336-2532 Children’s Min. Dir. – Rhonica Toler HC 67 Box 149 Nogal NM 88341 575 354-9802 Youth Pastor – Phil Jones PO BOx 1011 Alto NM 88312 575 937-1501 Spanish Minister– Marco Sanchez, HC 71 Box 1162 Capitan NM 88316 Associate Spanish Minister– HC 71 Box 1162 Capitan NM 88316 Prime Time Dir. – Cecil Gray HC 67 Box 204 Nogal NM 88341 575 354-8406 Women’s Min. Dir. – Sandy Pape HC 71 Box 1160A Capitan NM 88316 - 575 336-8124 NMI Pres. – Marge Wheelock PO Box 780 Capitan NM 88316 575 354-1223 Work & Witness Coord. – Jerry Wright HC 71 Box 1166 Capitan NM 898316 575 3362551 Church Board Sec. – Neva Smith HC 71 Box 1181 Capitan NM 88316 575 336-4641 Church Treas. – Linda Brooks HC 71 Box 1145 Capitan NM 88316 575 336-7518 Aztec Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Organized 1942) ( 037-0080 ) (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Format as follows: 0000001) Mail: 1061 HWY 516 Aztec, New Mexico 87410 Phone: (505)334-6360 Pastor: (12/25/2011) Chris Yocom (Heather), 2016 Sierra Ave, Aztec NM 87410, [email protected], (505)333-7151 Review Date: (12/25/2013) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Church Board Sec. – Dewana Herren 553 CR 6100 Kirtland, NM 87417 (505)598-9001 Church Treas. – Dewana Herren 553 CR 6100 Kirtland, NM 87417 (505)598-9001 Belen Rio Communities Lighthouse (Organized 1974) ( 037- 0085 ) Mail: 102 La Luna Place Location: Belen Web Address: www.lighthousenaz.org [email protected] Email: Fax: ; Phone: 505-861-7036 Pastor: (2000) Chad W. Good, (Melanie), 111 Hillman Belen, 87002, [email protected], 505-715-4298 Review Date: (1/12) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Assoc. Pastor – John Barr 9400 Colima Ave NW Albuquerque, NM 87120 505-270-9227 Music Dir. – Melanie Good 111 Hillman Belen,NM 87002 505-715-4298 Vis. Min. – John Barr 9400 Colima Ave NW Albuquerque, NM 87120 505-270-9227 SDMI Supt. – Penny Pogue 3901 Sundrop Place, Albuquerque, NM 87114 505-897-5761 (Dir./Principal) – Melanie Good 111 Hillman Belen,NM 87002 505-715-4298 Men’s Min. Dir. – Paul Couzens 302 Brugg Dr. Belen, NM 87002 505-861-7172 Women’s Min. Dir. – Ardith Couzens 302 Brugg Dr. Belen, NM 87002 505-861-7172 NMI Pres. – Carolyn Tannery 205 Hillman Belen,NM 87002 505-864-7621 Church Board Sec. – Penny Pogue 3901 Sundrop Place, Albuquerque, NM 87114 505897-5761 Church Treas. – Paul Couzens 302 Brugg Dr. Belen, NM 87002 505-861-7172 Broadview Church Name in Caps and Lower Case Location: Location: 3888 State Road 209 (Organized 1931) ( 037-0090 ) (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Format as follows: 0000001) Broadview, NM 88112 Phone: 575-456-8491 Broadview, NM 88112 3888 State Road 209 Phone: 575-456-8491 (TBA)Terry Maloney (interim) PO BOX 1301, Portales, NM 88130 Pastor: 760-5784 Review Date: New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: 0 Yes 575- X No Music Dir. - LaRhonda Bailey 3517 CR P Broadview, NM 88112 575-357-2500 SDMI Supt. - Richard Krouskop PO BOX 51 Grady, NM 88120 575-357-8771 Church Board Sec. - Avon Bold Krouskop PO BOX 51 Grady, NM 88120 575-357-8771 Church Treas. - LaRhonda Bailey 3517 CR P Broadview, NM 88112 575-357-2500 Iglesia Evangelica Cristiana Del Nazareno (Not Organized) (037-0005) Address: 313 Paseo Real Drive, Chaparral, NM 88081 Pastor: Feliciano Hernandez (Betsy), E-Mail [email protected] , (915-222-3801) Church Street Church of the Nazarene (Organized 1956) 0101 ) Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Year organized) ( 037(Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Location - 2401 W. Church St., Carlsbad, NM 88220 [email protected] Email Address Pastor - 575-885-8198 Telephone (11/16/03) Dr. William A. Proulx (Linda), 2311 W. Church St., Start Date Carlsbad, NM 88220, 575-885-9807 (mm/dd/yy) Name, (Spouse), Address, Home Phone Review Date: (11/13) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 122].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: No Yes X Music Dir. - Marvin VanSoest - PO Box 1116, Carlsbad, NM 88220 575-8875665 SS Supt - Rev. Darwin Warner – 615 N. 11th St., Carlsbad, NM 88220 575885-2869 Men’s Min Dir John Hutchins – 1604 Hill St., Carlsbad, NM, 88220 575-499-5579 Women’s Min Dir – Christine Ridenour – 609 N. Chestnut, Carlsbad, NM 88220 575-887-5425 Church Board Sec. - Greg VanSoest - PO Box 1752, Carlsbad, NM 88221 575234-2751 Church Treas. - Delaina VanSoest - PO Box 1752, Carlsbad, NM 88221 575234-2751 Children’s Min. Dir. – Delaina VanSoest - PO Box 1752, Carlsbad, NM 88221 575-234-2751 NYI President – Marc Kneeland – 2019 Quail Hollow Run, Carlsbad, NM 88220 575-706-6604 Carlsbad First Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Organized 1940) (Year organized) ( 037-0110 ) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Format as follows: 0000001) Mail: Mailing address if different from Location (Do not include city, state & zip if same for both) Location: 1010 W. Fox St., Carlsbad, NM 88220 Web Address: Email: [email protected] Fax: (575) 885-5556; Phone: (575) 8855556 Pastor: (8/04) Dean Coonradt, (Alice), 910 Fountain Dr., Carlsbad, NM 88220, [email protected], (575) 628-0736 Review Date: (8/14) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Assoc. Pastor – Cecil Kimberlin (Diane), 1009 W. Hermosa Dr., Artesia, NM 88210 (575) 736-1971 Music Dir. – Tina Adams, 1009 W. Hermosa Dr., Artesia, NM 88210 (575) 736-1971 SDMI Supt. – Floyd Weise, 1300 N. Pate, Apt. 191K, Carlsbad, NM 88220, (575) 361-2914 Children’s Min. Dir. – Cecil Kimberlin, 1009 W. Hermosa Dr., Artesia, NM 88210 (575) 736-1971 NYI Pres. – Andy Prichard, 1010 W. Fox St., Carlsbad, NM 88220, (575) 200-5455 Men’s Min. Dir. – Morris Worley, 701 Winged Foot Dr., Carlsbad, NM 88220 (575) 885-8367 Women’s Min. Dir. – Jan Weise, 1300 N. Pate, Apt. 191K, Carlsbad, NM 88220, (575) 361-0858 NMI Pres. – Debbie Pinching, P.O. Box 3190, Carlsbad, NM 88220, (575) 302-1877 Work & Witness Coord. – Floyd Fisher, 903 Valverde St., Carlsbad, NM 88220, (575) 885-7662 Church Board Sec. – Sue Worley, 701 Winged Foot Dr., Carlsbad, NM 88220 (575) 885-8367 Church Treas. – Jan Weise, 1300 N. Pate, Apt. 191K, Carlsbad, NM 88220, (575) 361-0858 Deming Church Name in Caps and Lower Case Location - {P.O. Box 2508} (Organized 1950) ( 037-0140 ) (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Format as follows: 0000001) 165 Dona Ana Rd.,Deming,N.M.88031 mailing address, if different from location (Do not include city, state and zip here if it is the same for both.) Web Address Pastor - ( 6/79) [email protected] 575-546-7334 575-546-7334 Email Address Fax Telephone Alvin E. Bunting{Edna}, 9515 McCan Rd. S.E.Deming, NM 88030 575-546-7334 Start Date Name, (Spouse), Address, Home Phone (mm/dd/yy) (6/2011) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 122].) Review Date: New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: No Assoc. Pastor – Sharon Entrot, 921 S. 10th, Deming, NM 88030 (575)494-6187 Music Dir. – Stan Senter PO Box 2508 Deming,NM 88030 (575)545-2647 SDMI Supt. – David Entrot, 921 S. 10th, Deming, NM 88030 (575)494-6187 Children’s Min. Dir. – Edna Bunting 9515 McCan Rd SE, Deming NM,88030 (575)546-7334 NYI Pres. – Violet Griffin P.O. Box 204 Deming, NM 88030 (575)-546-0998 Men’s Min. Dir. – Joe Bunting 9620 McCan RD SE Deming NM,88030 (575)494-5233 Women’s Min. Dir. – Dana Bunting 9620 McCan RD SE Deming NM,88030 (575)494-4011 NMI Pres. – Helen Chandler, 5070 Pajarito Rd S.E., Deming, NM 88030 (575)544-4605 Church Board Sec. – Mary Kay Ryder, 1621 Emerson Dr., Deming, NM 88030 (575)546-7865 Church Treas. – Sharon Entrot, 921 S. 10th, Deming, NM 88030 (575)494-6187 Edgewood Breakpoint Church Name in Caps and Lower Case Mail - (Organized 2011) ( 037-0001 ) (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Format as follows: 0000001) PO Box 1054 Edgwood, NM 87015 mailing address, if different from location (Do not include city, state and zip here if it is the same for both.) Location - 4 George Court Suite A Edgewood, NM 87015 thebreakpoint.org [email protected] Web Address Email Address Pastor (1/11) 505-917-4232 Fax Telephone Steve Sanchez (Jennifer) 9505 Dona Rowena NE ABQ, NM - 87109 (505) 917-4232 Start Date Name, (Spouse), Address, Home Phone (mm/dd/yy) (1/13) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 122].) Review Date: New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No (Ministry titles can be changed and there is space for more positions at the bottom.) Worship/MediaTeens Pastor/NYI Outreach SSSupt.NMI Children Nursery Women's Ministry Transportation Min. Church Board Sec. Church Treas.- Todd Joyner 15 Windswept Edgewood, NM 87015 505204-9684 Mat Miles, 1 Calle SE, Edgewood, NM 87015 505-9808761 Brian James 4 George Court Edgewood, NM 87015 505977-7875 Arnie Leidy PO Box 1054 Edgewood, NM 87015 505-4498181 Carla Joyner, 15 Windswept Edgewood, NM 87015 505204-6793 Priscilla James 4 George Court Edgewood, NM 87015 Candice Blea, 12901 Carrie Place SE 87123 505-4104026 Jen Sanchez , 9505 Dona Rowena NE ABQ, NM 87109 505-917-3441 Carol Rogers PO Box 343 McIntosh, NM 87032 Flo Gill, PO Box 1590 Edgewood, NM 87015 Arnie Leidy PO Box 1054 Edgewood, NM 87015 505-4498181 El Paso First Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Organized 1920) ( 037-0150 ) (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Format as follows: 0000001) Mail: 2520 Silver Ave., El Paso, TX. 79930 Location: Web Address: Email: [email protected] Fax: ; Phone: 915-565-4640 Pastor: (1/06) Name,Fred J. Grenier (Juanita), 3909 Telescope CT., El Paso, TX. 79904, 915759-0261 Review Date: (1/16) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 1231.) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: 0 Yes No Office Secretary — Juanita Grenier, 2520 Silver Ave., El Paso, TX. 79930, 915-565-4640 SDMI Supt. — Fred McClain, 2520 Silver Ave., El Paso, TX. 79930, 915-5654640 Children's Min. Dir. — Jill Fothergill, 2520 Silver Ave., El Paso, TX. 79930, 915-565-4640 NMI Pres. — Maureen McClain, 2520 Silver Ave., El Paso, TX. 79930, 915565-4640 Church Board Sec. — Valerie Vazquez, 2520 Silver Ave., El Paso, TX. 79930, 915-565-4640 Church Treas. —Al Macdonald, 2520 Silver Ave., El Paso, TX. 79930, 915565-4640 El Paso Montwood Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Organized 1974) (Year organized) Location: 10640 Montwood Blvd., El Paso TX 79936 Web Address: www.montwoodchurch.org Email: [email protected] Fax: ; Phone: 915-592-7434 Pastor: (07/1999) Jon Stout, (Kim), 11150 Sam Snead Dr., El Paso TX 79936, [email protected], 915-598-3175 Review Date: (07/2013) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No SDMI Supt. – Bobby Lazos, 1723 Ron Cerrudo, El Paso TX 79936, 915-849-8498 Children’s Min. Dir. – Kim Stout, 11150 Sam Snead Drive, El Paso, TX 79936, 915-598-3175 NMI Pres. – Mary Muller, 11217 Tenaha Ave., El Paso TX 79936, 915-594-0834 Church Board Sec. – Sandy Piper, 2605 Gene Littler Drive, El Paso TX 79936, 915-629-8428 Church Treas. – Barbara Thompson, 10137 Cork Drive, El Paso, TX 79925, 915-5915794 El Paso Nuevo Amanecer Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (CTM) (037-0164) (Year organized) Mail: 10119 Montreal Cir, El Paso, TX 79927 Location: Web Address: Email: [email protected] Fax: ; Phone: 915.239.6358 Pastor: (10/2006) Martin Robledo, Silvia Robledo, 10119 Montreal Cir., [email protected], 915.239.6358 Review Date: ( ) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Music Dir. – Ivan Vazquez SDMI Supt. – Silvia Robledo Children’s Min. Dir. – Alicia Vazquez Youth Pastor – Gabriela Valdiviezo Church Treas. – Roberto Medrano El Paso Open Gate Community Church Name in Caps and Lower Case Mail: 9821 McCombs) Yes No (Organized 1961) ( 037-0165 ) (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Format as follows: 0000001) Location: 9821 McCombs El Paso TX 79924 Web Address: www.epopengate.org Email: [email protected] Fax: 915-751-2457; Phone: 915-751-2403 Pastor: (August 16 2009) William (Bill) (Barbara), 10409 Crete El Paso TX 79924 ,[email protected] 915-822-8422 Review Date: (8/15) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Assoc. Pastor – Rick Roberson, 12307 O'Donnel Paso TX 79934 Alex Torres 3404 Glasgow El Paso TX 7925 (outreach eastside) Music Dir. – Richard Wright 5916 Redstone Rim El Paso TX 79934 Childcare/School (Dir./Principal) – Samantha Rivera, 5909 Sagittarius El Paso TX 79924 Children’s Min. Dir. – Melissa Williams 6145 Quail #922 El Paso TX 79924 NYI Pres. – Desiraie Murrillo 8609 Turrentine El Paso TX 79925 Youth Pastor – Brandon Roberstson 10930 Yogi Berra Circle El Paso TX 79934 NMI Pres. – Lisa Ledesma 10333 Grouse Road #47 El Paso TX 79924 Church Board Sec. – Dixie Chapman 5716 Prince Edward El Paso TX 79924 Church Treas. – Harvey Jones 24 Wagon Trail Chaparral NM 88081 El Paso Trinity Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Organized 1992) ( 037-0014 ) (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Format as follows: 000-0001) Mail: 511 Buena Suerte Location: 7201 Orizaba, El Paso, TX 79912 Web Address: trinitynazaranechurch.org Email: [email protected] Fax: ; Phone: (915) 833-3813 Pastor: (06/09) Brent J Herren, (Dawn), 511 Buena Suerte, El Paso, TX 79912, [email protected], (915) 433-7258 Review Date: (Appointment) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Children’s Pastor –Dawn Herren, 511 Buena Suerte, El Paso, TX 79912, [email protected], (915) 2041145 Church Treas. – Rev. Tim Brunk, 1500 Delano Dr., Las Cruces, NM 88011, (575) 522-7120 Farmington Crossroads Community (Organized 1952) ( 037-0190 ) Mail: 2400 N. Butler Ave - Farmington, NM 87402) Location: Same Web Address: www.crcnaz.com Email: [email protected] Fax: 505-325-2607; Phone: 505-325-2600 Pastor: (9/16/01) David M. West (Dreama), 2400 N. Butler Ave., Farmington, NM 87401 Review Date: (9/10) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Office Secretary – Dreama West, 4905 Tarry Terrace, Farmington, NM 87402 505402-6376 Music Dir. – David M. West, 2400 N. Butler Avenu, Farmington, NM 87401, 505325-2600 Vis. Min. – Wayne Vaughan, 204 El Paso, Farmington, NM 87401, 505-486-0499 Chr. Ed. (Dir/Min) – Sha Lyn Weisheit, 6115 Ensenada Way, Farmington, NM 87402, 505-324-8599 (Dir./Principal) – First Steps - Joleen Bowling, 51 Rd 3143, Farmington, NM 87401, 505-325-1837 (Dir./Principal) - Jayme Elftman, 2201 Smith Lane, Farmington, NM 87401, 505326-5149 Children’s Min. Dir. – Danny & Christy Clugston, 4020 Cedar Drive, Farmington, NM 87402, 505-860-5730 NYI Pres. – Raul Granillo, 639 Highway 170, Farmington, NM 87401 505-330-7722 Youth Pastor – Wade Elftman, 2201 Smith Lane, Farmington, NM 87401, 505-3252600 Adult Min. Dir. – Ken Weisheit, 6115 Ensenada Way, Farmington, NM 87402, 505324-8599 Prime Time Dir. – Rick & Karen Sarver, 6932 Alyssa Court, Farmington, NM 87402, 505-325-0730 Single Adult Min. Dir. – Janice Farnsworth, 2801 N. Sullivan Avenue, Farmington, NM 87401, 505-360-0772 Men’s Min. Dir. – Raul Granillo, 639 Highway 170, Farmington, NM 87401 505330-7722 Women’s Min. Dir. – Dreama West, 4905 Tarry Terrace, Farmington, NM 87402 505402-6376 NMI Pres. – Lois DeMar, 783 RD 3000, Aztec, NM 505-325-1837 Work & Witness Coord. – n/a CLT Dir. – Raul Granillo, 639 Highway 170, Farmington, NM 87401 505-330-7722 Church Board Sec. – June Rowland, 5400 Crestwood Drive, Farmington, NM 87402 505-326-2208 Church Treas. – Tammy Stalcup, 211 Mesa Drive, Aztec, NM 87410 505-325-2600 Gallup First Church Name in Caps and Lower Case Phone: NM 87301 (Organized 1966) ( 037-0205 ) (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Format as follows: 0000001) Location: 1801 W. Aztec Gallup, NM. 87301 Web Address: www. gallupnaz.org E-mail: 505-722-3238 [email protected] Pastor: (4-17-11) Geneva C. Davis (Chris), 309 Stagecoach Cir. Gallup, [email protected] 505-488-3867 Review Date: (4-17-13) Music Dir. –Edra Farish 1333 Country Club Gallup, NM 87301 (505-863- 6962) SDMI Supt. – Alice Begay PO Box 1826, Gallup, NM 87305 (505-979-3585) Children’s Min. Dir. – Diane Anderson - 3420 Sanotess Dr. Villa D. apt P-110, Gallup, NM 87301 (505-8637815) NYI Pres. – Tammy Begay PO Box 4278, Yahtahey, NM 87375 (505-2596057) Youth Pastor – Diane Anderson 3420 Sanotess Dr. Villa D. apt P-110, Gallup, NM 87301 (505-863-7815) Adult Min. Dir. – Rev. Dave Bates 3609 Zia, Gallup, NM 87301 (505722-3777) Prime Time Dir. – Bev & Bill Winkle PO Box 25, Thoreau, NM 87323 (505862-7546) Single Adult Min. Dir. – Lisa Begay PO Box 2006, Gallup, NM. 87305 (505-979-4940) Men’s Min. Dir. – Johnny Begay PO Box 2006, Gallup, NM. 87305 (505979-4940) Women’s Min. Dir. – Wanda Dreier 1601 Kiva, Gallup, NM 87301 (505-4888111) NMI Pres. – Pam Peterson - PO Box 4278, Yahtahey, NM 87375 (505-2596057) Church Board Sec. -Edra Farish 1333 Country Club, Gallup, NM 87301 (505-863-6962) Church Treas. – Susanna Farish 1333 Country Club, Gallup, NM 87301 (505-863-6962) Hobbs First (Organized 1937) (037-0220) (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Location: 2900 N. Fowler Hobbs, NM 88240 Email: [email protected]; fax: 575-392-8059; 575-392-8059 Pastor: (8/05) Ken Yocom (Joyce), 1323 N. Breckon, Hobbs, NM 88240 (E-mail: [email protected]; 575441-5845 Review Date: (8/15) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes x No Assoc. Pastor – Sharla Parker (Greg), 224 E. Taos, Hobbs, NM 88240 (E-mail: [email protected]; 575-392-2543) Assoc. Pastor – Larry Deering (Leta), 702 E. Luna, Hobbs, NM 88240 (E-mail: [email protected]; 956-496-7609) Assoc. Pastor – Juan Holguin (Martha), 307 E. Skelly, Hobbs, NM 88240 (E-mail: [email protected]; 575441-3377) Assoc. Pastor – Martha Holguin (Juan), 307 E. Skelly, Hobbs, NM 88240 (E-mail: [email protected]; 575441-3377) Music Dir. – Barbara Haynie, 1700 N. Jefferson, Hobbs, NM 88240 (E-mail: [email protected]; 575-441-5394) Vis. Min. – Leroy Ayers, PO Box 2727 Hobbs, NM 88240 (575-3925717) SDMI Supt. – Tom Vowell, 1305 E. Llano, Hobbs, NM 88240 (575-3970701) Children’s Min. Dir. – Sharla Parker, 224 E. Taos, Hobbs, NM 88240 (E-mail: [email protected]; 575-392-8059) NYI Pres. – Nathan Kennemer, 1903 N. Breckon, Hobbs, NM 88240 (E-mail [email protected]; 575-393-0161) Youth Pastor – Larry Deering, 702 E. Luna, Hobbs, NM 88240 (E-mail: [email protected]; 956-496-7609) NMI Pres. – Leta Deering, 702 E. Luna, Hobbs, NM 88240 (E-mail: [email protected]; 956-496-9503) Church Board Sec. – Barbara Haynie, 1700 N. Jefferson, Hobbs, NM 88240 (E-mail: [email protected]; 575-441-5394) Church Treas. – – Barbara Haynie, 1700 N. Jefferson, Hobbs, NM 88240 (E-mail: [email protected]; 575-441-5394) LAS CRUCES FIRST (Organized 1935) ( 037-0240 ) Mail: Mailing address if different from Location (Do not include city, state & zip if same for both) Location: 1900 S. Locust St. Las Cruces, NM 88001-5352 Web Address: NA Email: [email protected] Fax: ; Phone: 575.522.7120 Pastor: (01/15/09) Timothy M. Brunk (Janice A.), 1500 Delano Dr. 88011 Review Date: (02/08/15) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Office Secretary — Janet Grudzinski 5200 Imperial Dr. Las Cruces, NM 88012 Tel. 575.640.8089 email: [email protected] Assoc. Pastor — Janice Brunk 1900 Delano Dr. Las Cruces, NM 88011 Tel. 575.640.1673 email: [email protected] Music Dir. — Floyd Ransom 2496 Moon River Lp. Las Cruces, NM 88007; Tel. 575.405.3274 email: [email protected] SDMI Supt. — Don Sanders 2604 Claude Dove Dr. Las Cruces, NM 88011 Tel. 575.522.3579 email: [email protected] Children's Min. Dir. — Janice Brunk 1900 Delano Dr. Las Cruces, NM 88011 Tel. 575.640.1673 email: [email protected] Men's Min. Dir. — Cliff Baxter 310 Wall St. Las Cruces, NM 88001 Tel. 575.642.0594 Women's Min. Dir. — Carlene Whitney 2045 Lynch Dr. Las Cruces, NM 88001 NMI Pres. — Carlene Whitney Same as above Church Board Sec. — Janet Grudzinski 5200 Imperial Dr. Las Cruces, NM 88012 Tel 575.640. email: [email protected] Church Treas. — William Merryman 607 Lenox Ave. Las Cruces, NM 88005 Tel. 575.640.0009 email [email protected] Las Cruces Sonrise Community (Organized 1999) ( 037-0115 ) Mail: Mailing address if different from Location (Do not include city, state & zip if same for both) Location: 1900 S. Locust, Las Cruces NM 88001 Web Address: Email: [email protected] Fax: ; Phone: 575-644-6946 Pastor: (10/98) S. Lynn Burkhart (Ruth), 3769 Damonite Ct., Las Cruces, NM 88012 Review Date: (Appt.) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Music Dir. – Richard Jimenez, 2003 Wagon Mound Way, Las Cruces, NM 88012 505239-0288 SDMI Supt. – Harry Duran, 5115 Found Ave., Las Cruces, NM 88011 575-373-0045 NYI Pres. – Robin Jenkins, 528 Sweet Ave, Las Cruces, NM 88001 575-496-9934 Men’s Min. Dir. – Harry Duran, 5115 Found Ave., Las Cruces, NM 88011 575-3730045 Women’s Min. Dir. – Mary Jimenez, 2003 Wagon Mound Way, Las Cruces, NM 88012 505-620-0715 NMI Pres. – Linn Morrison, PO Box 65, Mesilla Park, NM 88047 575-526-2920 Church Board Sec. – Ruth Burkhart, 3769 Damonite Ct., NM 88012 575-644-6947 Church Treas. – Ted Morrison, PO Box 65, Mesilla Park, NM 88047 575-526-2920 Living Stones Community (Organized 1922) ( 037-0130 ) Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Format as follows: 0000001) Location: 1800 N. Norris Clovis, NM 88101 Mail: Same as location Location: 1800 N. Norris St., Clovis, NM 88101 Web Address: livingstonescomminuty.com Email: [email protected] Fax: 575-769-7787; Phone: 575-769-1971 Pastor: (02/04/2007) Darwin Speicher, (Cindy), 1504 Claremont Terr., Clovis, NM 88101, [email protected], [email protected], 575-219-7437 Review Date: (02/2013) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Pastor of Student Ministries – Walter Yeager, 3017 Wallace, Clovis, NM 88101, 575-762-2601 Children’s Pastor – Joseph Snodgrass, 304 Olive Drive, Clovis, Nm 88101, 540-471-7777 Business & Facilities Administrator - Joel Burdell, 1520 Avondale, Clovis, NM 88101, 575-7634831 Childcare/School (Dir./Principal) – Jodi Duncan, 3720 Don January Ave., Clovis, NM 88101, 575762-3990 Compassionate Inner City Ministries – Walter Yeager, 3017 Wallace, Clovis, NM 88101, 575-7622601 NYI Pres. – Jason Visser, 2712 Hammond, Clovis, NM 88101, 575-791-8356 Women’s Min. Dir. – Cindy Speicher, 1504 Claremont Terr., Clovis, NM 88101, 575-219-2284 Men’s Min. Dir. – Billy Borden, 1316 Sheldon, Clovis, NM 88101, 575-693-1530 NMI Pres. – Wanda McCord, 1909 Grayson Ct., Clovis, NM 8101, 575-769-0260 Church Board Sec. – James Ferrell, 1900 St. Andrews, Clovis, NM 88101, 575-762-6565 Church Treas. – Joel Burdell, 1520 Avondale, Clovis, NM 88101, 575-763-4831 Admin Assistant/Graphic & Web Ministries – Kimberly Speicher, 1017 Rencher St., Clovis, NM 88101, 575-791-9549 LIVING WELL (Organized 1914) Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Year organized) (037-0070 ) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Format as follows: 0000001) Mail: 1902 West Main St., Artesia, NM 88210 Location: 1902 West Main St. Web Address: NA Email: [email protected] Fax: NA; Phone: (575) 746-8854 Pastor: (11/2010) Eric Zottneck (Jessica), 2009 West Runyan Ave, Artesia, NM 88210, Pastor (575) 420-0059; Jessica (575) 420-1391 Review Date: 123].) (11/2012) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes Administrative Pastor – Jessica Zottneck (Eric) SDMI Supt. – Jessica Zottneck (Eric) Children’s Min. Dir. – Jessica Zottneck (Eric) Women’s Min. – Suzanne Parker (John) Men’s Min.- John Parker (Suzanne) NMI Pres. – Suzanne Parker (John) Church Treas. – Becky Hicks (G.E.) Los Alamos La Vista (Organized 1972) ( 037-0237 ) Church Name in Caps and Lower Case Location - (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Format as follows: 0000001) 15 Grand Canyon, Los Alamos, NM 87544 [email protected] Web Address Email Address 505-672-3202 Fax Telephone Mail: Mailing address if different from Location (Do not include city, state & zip if same for both) Location: 15 Grand Canyon, Los Alamos, NM 87544 Web Address: Email: Fax: ; Phone: 505-672-3202 Pastor: Raul (Katrina) Granillo, 232 Rover Blvd, Los Alamos, NM 87544, 505672-1135 Review Date: (8/ 2013) appointment (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No SDMI Supt. – Church Board Men’s Min. Dir. – Michael Howe, 100 Rover Blvd, Los Alamos, NM 87544, 505-6723036 Women’s Min. Dir. – Susan Howe, 100 Rover Blvd, Los Alamos, NM 87544, 505-6723036 NMI Pres. – Carl Ames, 714 45th Street, Los Alamos, NM 87544, 505-662-6149 Church Board Sec. – Gloria Gallegos, PO Box 334, Espanola, NM 87532, 505-7532634 Church Treas. – Susan Howe, 100 Rover Blvd, Los Alamos, NM 87544, 505-672-3036 Los Lunas Faith Family (Organized 2006) Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Year organized) ( 037-0295 ) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No.) Mail: P.O Box 1471 Los Lunas, NM 87031) Location: 1400 Main St. Suite D Web Address: www.faithfamilyloslunas.org Email: Fax: ; Phone: 505-350-3944 Web: Faithfamilyloslunas.org Email: [email protected] Phone: 505-350-3944 Pastor: Alan Granat (Carolyn) 1224 Broadview Loop Los Lunas NM 87031 Phone: 505-350-3944 Review Date: (1/14) Email: [email protected] New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: NO Office Secretary: Christa Storch; 1211 Carrizo St. Los Lunas NM 87031 505-263-8653 Music Dir: Dave Banghart; 619 Russell Dr. Los Lunas NM 87031 505710-8482 SDMI Supt.: Christa Storch 1211 Carrizo St. Los Lunas NM 87031 505263-8653 NYI President: Alanna McDuff 2941 Clear Sky St. Los Lunas NM 87031 505977-0211 Youth Pastor: Alanna McDuff 2941 Clear Sky St. Los Lunas NM 87031 505977-0211 Men’s Min. Dir.: Steve Storch 1211 Carrizo St. Los Lunas NM 87031 505414-0767 Women’s Min. Dir.: Joyce Bernard 2 Rosa Ave. Los Lunas NM 87031 505866-9647 NMI Pres.: Harvey Larson 190 Black Hat Ave. Los Lunas NM 87031 505865-7243 Church Board Sec.: Sharyn McGregor 11 Calle Del Rio Los Lunas NM 87031 505-864-6942 Church Treas.: Christa Storch 1211 Carrizo St. Los Lunas NM 87031 505263-8653 Lovington 1st Church of the Nazarene Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Organized 1928) ( 037-0260 ) (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Format as follows: 000-0001) Mail - P.O. Box 715, Lovington, NM 88260 mailing address, if different from location (Do not include city, state and zip here if it is the same for both.) Location - 301 S. 1st St., Lovington, NM 88260 lovingtonnaz.org Web Address [email protected] Email Address Fax 575-396-4285 Telephone Pastor - (7/13/2008) Rev. Jaron and Elizabeth Graham, 1504 W Polk, Lovington NM 88260 (575) 704-7837 Name, (Spouse), Address, Home Phone Start Date (mm/dd/yy) (7/13/2014) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 122].) Review Date: New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No (Ministry titles can be changed and there is space for more positions at the bottom.) Youth/Worship Pastor Children's Min. Dir Compassionate Ministries Director Prime Time Dir. Adult Min. Dir. Church Treasurer Church Board Sec- Aaron Tiffany, 913-963-7272, [email protected] Elizabeth Graham, 575-704-9875, 1504 W. Polk Ave. Lovington, NM 88260 Lauren Flemmons Rev Steve Lord, 575-441-7852 Jeanine Graham, 575-396-6480, 1310 E. Harrison, Lovington, NM 88260 Kathy Lord, 575-441-7851 John Graham, 575-396-6480 (Milan) Mount Taylor (Grants) Church Name in Caps and Lower Case Mail - P.O. Box 3029, Milan, NM (Organized 1981) (037-0208 ) (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Format as follows: 0000001) 87021 mailing address, if different from location (Do not include city, state and zip here if it is the same for both.) Location - 317 Charles Street, Grants, NM Web Address Pastor Review Date: [email protected] Email Address 87020 505-287-4464 Cell Telephone Helen J. Lortz, 317 Charles St., Grants, NM 87020 (Appointment) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes NMI Pres-Erlynn Thomas, 845 Clovis St., Grants, NM 87020 Moriarty Church of the Nazarene (Organized 1955) No ( 037-0280 ) Mail: P.O. Box 1580, Moriarty, NM 87035 Location: 1204 Popular, Moriarty, NM 87035-1580 Web Address: www.moriartycon.org Email: [email protected] Phone: (505) 832-4390 Pastor: (11/20/2011) Tom Mosier, P.O. Box 1580, Moriarty, NM 87035 [email protected] (505-832-7032) Review Date: (11/20/2012) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes X No Office Secretary - Elizabeth Strack, P.O. Box 2003, Moriarty, NM 87035 (505615-7025) Music Dir. – Carl Kirkbride, 43 Magic Mist, Moriarty, NM 87035 (505-681-6914) SDMI Supt. – Elizabeth Strack, P.O. Box 2003, Moriarty, NM 87035 (505-615-7025) Children’s Min. Dir. – Elizabeth Strack, P.O. Box 2003, Moriarty, NM 87035 (505-615-7025) NYI Pres. – Elisa Venable, 23 Luke Road, Moriarty, NM 87035 (505-414-2267) Youth Pastor – Carl Kirkbride, 43 Magic Mist, Moriarty, NM 87035 (505-6816914) Men’s Min. Dir. – Dennis Strack, P.O. Box 2003, Moriaty, NM 87035 (505-7203201) Women’s Min. Dir. – Angelica Blackshear, 43 Magic Mist, Moriarty, NM 87035 (505-554-8037) NMI Pres. – Dennis Strack, P.O. Box 2003, Moriaty, NM 87035 (505-720-3201) Church Board Sec. – Elizabeth Strack, P.O. Box 2003, Moriarty, NM 87035 (505615-7025) Church Treas. – Carl Kirkbride, 43 Magic Mist, Moriarty, NM 87035 (505-6816914) Compassionate Ministries - Carl Kirkbride, 43 Magic Mist, Moriarty, NM 87035 (505-681-6914) Lead Steward – Angelica Blackshear, 43 Magic Mist, Moriarty, NM 87035 (505554-8037) Head Trustee - Carl Kirkbride, 43 Magic Mist, Moriarty, NM 87035 (505-6816914) Mountainair the Living Hope Church of the Nazarene (Organized 1931) ( 037-0290 ) Mail: P.O. Box 541 Mountainair NM 87036 Location: 201 E Pinon Web Address: Email: [email protected] Fax: 505-847-9751; Phone: 505-847-9750 Pastor: (Jan 08) Paul & Judy Baker P.O. Box 1013 Mountainair NM (505-847-2407) Review Date: (Jan 12) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Music Dir. – Gayle Jones, P.O. Box 64 Mountainair NM 87036 (505-847-2491) Vis. Min. – Betty Somerlin (505-847-2759) SDMI Supt. – Steve Boyd P.O. Box 878 Mountainair NM (505-730-2764) Children’s Min. Dir. – Saunja Tafoya P.O. Box 601 Mountainair NM (505-6152673) NYI Pres. – Gayle Jones P.O. Box 64 Mountainair NM 87036 (505-847-2491) Adult Min. Dir. – Shirley Jones P.O. Box 541 Mountainair NM (505-847-0114) Prime Time Dir. – Shirley Jones P.O. Box 541 Mountainair NM (505-847-0114) Men’s Min. Dir. – Wayne Jones, P.O. Box 64 Mountainair NM 87036 (505-847-2491) Women’s Min. Dir. – Judy Baker P.O. Box 1013 Mountainair NM 87036 NMI Pres. – Judy Baker P.O. Box 1013 Mountainair NM 87036 (505-847-2407) Work & Witness Coord. – Paul Tafoya P.O. Box 601 Mountainair NM 87036 (505-9487457) Church Board Sec. – Galye Jones P.O. Box 64 Mountainair NM 87036 (505-847-2491) Church Treas. – Pat Autrey P. O. Box 541 Mountainair NM 87036 (505-847-0247) Portales Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Organized 1919) ( 037-0310 ) (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Format as follows: 0000001) Mail: 823 W University Dr. Portales NM 88130 Location: 823 W. University Dr. Portales NM88130 Web Address: Email: [email protected] Fax: 575-356-6255; Phone: 575-356-6255 Pastor: (Oct 9, 2011) Johnny J. Pacheco, (Kristen), 1122 S. Abilene. Portales NM, 88130, ([email protected]) 575-693-6826 Review Date: (10/13) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Assoc. Pastor – Ernestine Tennefos, 930 W. 17th St. Portales NM 88130 (575-7915507) Music Dir. – Sherill Wofford, 507 Apache Trail, Portales NM 88130 (575-7141908) SDMI Supt. – MaryAnn Danforth, 380 S Roosevelt Rd. Y, Portales NM 88130 (575356-4519) Children’s Min. Dir. – Ernestine Tennefos, 930 W. 17th St. Portales NM 88130 (575-791-5507) Youth Pastor – Johnny J. Pacheco, 1122 S. Abilene. Portales NM, 88130 (575693-6826) Men’s Min. Dir. – Thomas Tafoya, 2102 Hayes St, Portales NM 88130 (575-7491418) Women’s Min. Dir. – Diane Lillis, P.O. Box 1046 Portales NM 88130 ( 575-7490658) Church Board Sec. – Shirley Tafoya, 2102 Hayes St. Portales NM 88130 (575-7491450) Church Treas. – Alan Wofford, 507 Apache Trail, Portales NM 88130 (575-7605799) Roswell Central Church Name in Caps and Lower Case Location - (Organized 1945) (Year organized) ( 037-0330 ) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Format as follows: 000-0001) 901 E. Country Club Rd., Roswell NM, 88201 Web Address [email protected] Email Address F 575-420-2907 Telephone x Pastor - (11/1/99) Randy W. Elftman (Lucille) 3100 N. Garden, Roswell NM 88201 (575-420-2907) Start Date Name, (Spouse), Address, Home Phone (mm/dd/yy) Review (10/ 2013 ) (Initial review date is two years following start Date: date [Manual 122].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: x Yes No SS Supt Dee Mason, 2412 N. Prairie, Roswell N.M. 88201 (575-208-0351) Men's Min. Dir. Crit Hobbs, 1303 Pennsylvania, Rowell NM, 88201 (575-622-0195) Women's Min. Dir. Joann Hobbs,1303 Pennsylvania, Roswell NM 88201 (575-622-0195) NMI Pres. Adell Bozeman, 911 N. Delaware, Roswell NM, 88201 (575-4203468) Church Board Sec. Adell Bozeman, 911 N. Delaware, Roswell NM, 88201 (575-4203468 Church Treas. Joann Hobbs, 1303 Pennsylvania, Roswell NM, 88201 (575-622-0195) Roswell First (Organized 1924) (037-0340 ) (Year organized) Location - 501 N. Sycamore Ave. Roswell, NM 88201-1700 www.roswelIfirstnaz.com [email protected] fax 575-624-2735 phone 575-624-2614 Pastor : Dr. J. Vaughn Gossman Spouse: Becca Gossman Address: 3501 Highland, Roswell, NM 88201 Phone: 575-622-1076 Start Date: 8-15-2011 Review: 8-15-2013 New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: No Worship Leader/Associate Pastor: Carl Callicutt, 2903 Delicado, Roswell, NM 88201740-322-3000 Associate Pastor: Ron Ellington, 604 Hermosa, Roswell, NM 88201 575-622-2426 Associate Pastor: Garth Hyde, 2910A N. Alhambra Dr., Roswell, NM 88201 575-623-1040 Youth Pastor: Kevin & RaeLynn Prescott, 136 W. Orchard Park Rd., Dexter, NM 88230 575-347-5788 Children's Ministry: Andrew & Tracy Kloefkorn, 32 Deborah Dr., Roswell, NM 88201 575-622-8502 Day School Director: Susan Torres, 411 W. Reed St., Roswell, NM 88203 505-330-6094 NYI President: Kevin Prescott, 136 W. Orchard Park Rd., Dexter, NM 88230 575-347-5788 NMI President: Lillian Haley, 5036 W. Country Club, Roswell, NM 88201 575-622-3479 SS Supt.: Pam Boyd, 3209 Estrellita, Roswell, NM 88201 575-317-2364 Young Adults: Bruce & Reba Haley, 5034 W. Country Club Rd. Roswell, NM 88201 575-624-9607 Work & Witness Coord.: Larry Fry, 3101 Mesa Verde, Roswell, NM 88201 575-625-0904 Prime Time: Iva Dell Ferrell, 505 Willow Dr., Roswell, NM 88203 575-622-3072 Men's Ministry: Bruce Haley, 5034 W. Country Club Rd. Roswell, NM 88201 575-624-9607 Women's Ministry: Reba Haley, 5034 W. Country Club Rd. Roswell, NM 88201 575-624-9607 Church Board Secretary: Jimmy Orozco, 101 S. Ash Ave., Roswell, NM 88203 575-624-0379 Church Treasurer: Erna Crosby, 3201 Notting Hill Ave., Roswell, NM 88201 575-627-7945 Roswell Iglesia de la Vecindad del Nazareno Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (CTM) (Year organized) Location 1019 S Lea, Roswell, NM 88203) Web Address: Email: Phone: 575-623-0201 Pastor: (6/25/10) Hector and Susan Torres Review Date: (7-1-2012) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes ( 037-0002) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No.) No Assoc. Pastor – Susan Torres Vis. Min. – Hector Torres Chr. Ed. (Dir/Min) – Susan Torres SDMI Supt. – Susan Torres Children’s Min. Dir. – Susan Torres Single Adult Min. Dir. – Hector Torres Women’s Min. Dir. – Susan Torres Church Treas. – Erna Crosby (1st Church) SANTA FE (Organized 1939) ( Church No. 037-0350) Location: 1044 Don Diego Ave. Santa Fe, NM 87505 Pastor: (01/06/1997 Start Date) Mario Mejicanos, 2936 Calle Princesa Juana, Santa Fe, NM Email, [email protected] Phone 505 690 8957 Review Date: (Appointed) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: No Music Dir. – Luis Morales SDMI Supt. – Karina Linares. 2725 Walnut St. Santa Fe, NM 87507 NYI Pres. – Winder Hurtado NMI Pres. – Gala Arias, 83 Camino Vista Grande, Santa Fe, NM 87507 Church Board Sec. – Karina Linares. 2725 Walnut St. Santa Fe, NM 87507 Church Treas. – Gala Arias, 83 Camino Vista Grande, Santa Fe, NM 87507 Silver City Mountain View (Organized 1981 ) (037-0353) Location-----210 Mountain View Road Silver City, NM 88061 ([email protected]) (575) 388-4968 Pastor - Charles Anderson (Augusta) 212 Mountain View Road, Silver City, NM 88061 Review Date - Appointment New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: No Music Dir. – Augusta Anderson Children’s Min. Dir. – Augusta Anderson Men’s Min. Dir. – Harrell Wright Women’s Min. Dir. – Brenda Callahan Church Board Sec. – Christina Gonzales Church Treas. – Harrell Wright Truth or Consequences Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Organized 1947) ( 037-0370 ) (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Format as follows: 0000001) Location: 220 w. 5TH, Truth or Consequences, NM 87901 Phone: 575-894-3755 Pastor: (06/01/1991) Dale K. (Peggy) Twyeffort, 220 W. 5th, Truth or Consequences, NM 87901 (E-mail: [email protected] Phone: 575-894-2192) Review Date: (Appointment) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Music Dir. – Darrell Briggs, P.O. Box 1401, Truth or Consequences, NM 87901 Phone: 575-894-4321 SDMI Supt. – Darrell Briggs, P.O. Box 1401, Truth or Consequences, NM 87901 Phone: 575-894-4321 NMI Pres. –Peggy Twyeffort, 220 W. 5th, Truth or Consequences, NM 87901 (Email: [email protected]) Phone: 575-894-2192 Church Board Sec. –Linda Briggs P.O. Box 1401, Truth or Consequences, NM 87901 Phone: 575-894-4321 Church Treas. –Phil Sparman, P.O. Box 608, Elephant Butte, NM 87935 Phone: 575-744-5228 Tularosa (Organized 1921) ( 037-0390 ) Mail: PO Box 457 Location: 501 Higuera St Tularosa NM 88352 Web Address: www.tularosanazarene.com Email: [email protected] Fax: ; Phone: 575-921-6764 Pastor: (08/09) Lorin F Noble 505 Higuera St Tularosa NM 88352 Review Date: (appointment) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Music Dir. – Charles Davis SDMI Supt. – David Leach NYI Pres. – Debbie Leach Men’s Min. Dir. – David Leach Women’s Min. Dir. – Debbie Leach NMI Pres. – Carron Davila Church Board Sec. – Carron Davila Church Treas. – Charles Davis Yes No Valencia Valley Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Organized 1967) ( 037-0055 ) (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Format as follows: 000-0001) Location: 33 El Cerro Road, Los Lunas, NM 87031 Web Address: www.vvnc.org Email: [email protected] Fax: 505 865 2015; Phone: 505 865 9047 Pastor: (Start Date:10/01/89) Name:Marvin E. White, (Spouse:Trudy), Address: 1071 Cypress Ct SE, Los Lunas, NM 87031, Email: [email protected], Home Phone: 505 710 9220 Review Date: (10/15) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Office Secretary – Trudy White Ph: 505 417 7232 Address:1071 Cypress Ct. SE Los Lunas, NM 87031 Music Dir. – A. C. Casamento Ph: 505 362 2882 Address: 7205 Merle Dr. Albuquerque, NM 87109, SDMI Supt. – Yvonne Crollett Ph: 505 866 0788 Address: 1161 Elm Court, Los Lunas, NM 87031 Childcare/School (Dir./Principal) – Melanie Sanchez Ph: 505 515 9729 Address: 412 Valle Grande SW, Los Lunas, NM 87031 Women’s Min. Dir. – Mary Carlson Ph: 505 565 4421 Address: 5 Merced, Los Lunas, NM 87031 Church Board Sec. – Ruben Ballesteros Ph: 505 866 5618 Address: 22 Aldea Place, Los Lunas, NM 87031 Church Treas. – Ruben Ballesteros Ph: 505 866 5618 Address 22 Aldea Place, Los Lunas, NM 87031 OTHER CHURCHES IN NEW MEXICO AND FAR WEST TEXAS Southwest Latin-American El Paso Centro Cristiano Yireh (102-0009) Pastor— Carlos Amato (Martha), 1042 Miss Bev St., El Paso, TX 79932 [email protected] El Paso Iglesia del Nazarene Latino-Americana (102-0061) Location—10512 Sidney St., El Paso, TX 79924 (915-494-0300) Pastor—Rev. Emilio Rogelio Fernandez (Martha), 10512 Sidney St., El Paso, TX 79924 [email protected] (915-822-3726) El Paso Primera del Nazareno (102-0060) Location—3430 Pera Ave., El Paso TX 79905 (915-542-3508) Pastor— Javier Paniagua (Flor), 11753 Ronald McNair Dr., El Paso, TX 79936 [email protected] (915-440-1987) Fabens Iglesia del Nazareno (102-0070) Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 384863) 1019 Fabens, Fabens, TX 79838 Pastor—Roman Fuentes (Maria), P.O. Box 1103, Sunland Park, NM 88063 ((575 589-1950) Las Cruces Iglesia del Nazareno (102-0080) Location—1141 E. Hadley, Las Cruces, NM 88001 (575-647-0371) Pastor—Benjamin Lopez (Sandra), 1025 Maple, Las Cruces, NM 88001 (575-647-1328) Southwest Native American Apache Avenue (Organized 1953) (103-0010) Location—818 Apache Ave. N.W., Albuquerque, NM 87102 (505-247-8241) Pastor—(9/91) Julian Gunn (Bernita), 624 Apache Ave. N.W., Albuquerque, NM 87102 (505-764-9196) Assoc. Pastor—Bernita Gunn, 624 Apache Ave. N.W. , Albuquerque, NM 87102 (505-764-9196) Laguna (Organized 1986) (103-0051) Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 1418) meet in members’ homes, Paguate, NM 87040 Pastor—TBS SS Superintendent—Irvin Shiosee (same as above) (505-552-6853) Pine Hill (Organized 1959) (103-0150) Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 326, Pinehill, NM 87357) 23 miles South of Ramah, New Mexico Pastor—(9/01) Freddie Lee (Sarah), P.O. Box 326, Pinehill, NM 87357 (505-775-3092) Ramah Navajo (103-0160) Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 190), 1/8 mile across from old Post Office, Ramah, NM 87321 (E-mail: [email protected]; fax: 505-783-4732; 505-783-4732) Pastor—(9/95) Herman Nells (Cynthia), P.O. Box 190, Ramah, NM 87321 (505-783-4732) Ramah Sandmountain (103-0170) Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 67, Pinehill, NM 87357) 19 miles South of Ramah, New Mexico (505-783-4447) Pastor—(8/05) Gilbert Maria (Rose), P.O. Box 184, Pinehill, NM 87357 Twin Buttes (Organized 1948) (103-0260) Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 566) 50 A. W. Historic 66, Mentmore, NM 87319 (505-722-9688) Pastor—(5/05) Wilkinson Sage, (Same as above) F. ORDAINED ELDERS Minister’s Service Legend CHP—Chaplain PSV-FT—Pastoral Service, Full-Time DA—District Assigned DIA—District Interim Assigned PSV-PT—Pastoral Service, Part-Time DS—District Superintendent RA—Retired, Assigned EDU—Education RU—Retired, Unassigned EVC—Evangelist, Commissioned SEC—Song Evangelist, Commissioned GA—General Assignment STU—Student MIS—Missionary TRF—In Process of Transfer PAS—Pastor U—Unassigned 2005 PSV-PT Adamson, W. Scott, 5601 Lewis Rd NE, Rio Rancho, NM 87114 (Albuquerque Rio Vista) 2006 PAS Anderson, Charles H., 210 Mountain View Rd., Silver City, NM 88061 (Silver City Mountain View) 1947 RA (562-598-4151) Appleby, Robert R., HC 71, Box 1183, Capitan, NM 88316 (Angus) 2009 CHP (575-388-4968) Anderson, Dudley B., 1791 St. John Rd., No. 50-I, Seal Beach, CA 90740 (Angus) 1970 RA (505-328-6969) (575-336-4833) Barr, John Edward, 9400 Colima Ave NW, Albuquerque, NM 87120 (Albuquerque Rio Vista) (505-270-9227) 2009 PAS Belgie, William, 10409 Crete, El Paso, TX 79924 (El Paso Open Gate Community) (915-822-8422) 1991 U Bloomquist, Kent A., 8121 Otero Ave N.E., Albuquerque, NM 87109 (Albuquerque Heights First) 1992 DA (505-821-5298) Brooks, David A., HC 71, Box 1145, Capitan, NM 88316 (Angus) (575-336-7518) 1984 EVC Brough, Nicolas E., 6221 Pino Real, El Paso, TX 79912 (El Paso Open Gate) [email protected] (915-584-9931) 1964 RA Brough, Norlyn, 6221 Pino Real, El Paso, TX 79912 (El Paso First) [email protected] 1985 CHP Brown, David M., 2445 Ptarmigan Ln., Colorado Springs, CO 80918-8436 1994 PAS (Silver City Mountain View) (575-373-3166) Callicutt, Carl W., 2903 Delicado Dr., Roswell, NM 88201 (Roswell First) 2010 PAS (575-546-7334) Burkhart, S. Lynn, 3769 Damonite Ct, Las Cruces, NM 88012 (Las Cruces Sonrise Community) 2012 PSV-FT (575-640-1673) Bunting, Alvin E., 9515 McCan Rd. S.E., Deming, NM 88030 (Deming) 1992 PAS (719-358-6875) Brunk, Timothy M., 1500 Delano Dr., Las Cruces, NM 88011 (Las Cruces First) 1981 PAS (915-584-9931) (740-322-3000) Claiborne, Robert D., 924 Sims Avenue, Alamogordo NM 87031 (Alamogordo New Beginnings) 1993 PAS Coonradt, Dean, 910 Fountain Dr., Carlsbad, NM 88220 (Carlsbad First) 1974 RA NM (575-628-0736) Crider, Thomas A., 3125 Calle Suenos SE, Rio Rancho, NM 87124 2011 PAS (575-443-3079) (Heights First) (505 896-4513) Davis, Geneva Christine, 1752 Stagecoach Cir., Gallup. 87301 (Gallup) (505-488- 3867) 1995 PAS Elftman, Randy W., 3100 N. Garden, Roswell, NM 88201 (Roswell Central) 2009 PSV-PT Elftman, Wm. Wade, 2201 Smith Lane, Farmington, NM 87401 (Farmington Crossroads Community) 1975 RA (575-420-2907) (505-419-1832) Ellington, Ronald E., 604 Hermosa Dr., Roswell, NM 88201 (Roswell First) (575-622-2426) 2004 U Farley, Thomas S. (Angus) 1973 RA Fisher, Floyd H., 903 Valverde St., Carlsbad, NM 88220 (Carlsbad First) 1981 RA Foote, Lester R., 2001 Amber Skies, Spc 84, Alamogordo, NM 88310-3207 (Alamogordo New Beginnings) 2007 PAS (575-887-2068) (575-434-3087) Good, Chad W., 111 Hillman St., Belen, NM 87002 (Belen Rio Communities Lighthouse) (505-715-4298) 1995 PAS Gossman, J. Vaughn, 3501 Highland, Roswell, NM 88101 (Roswell First) 2009 PAS Graham, Jaron L., 1504 Polk, Lovington, NM 88260 (Lovington) 2002 PAS (575-622-1076) (575-396-4285) Granat, “Roy” Alan, P.O. Box 1710, Los Lunas NM 87031 (Los Lunas Faith Family) (E-mail: [email protected] 505-350-3944) 1977 RA Gray, Cecil L., HC 67, Box 204, Nogal, NM 88341 (Angus) (575-354-8406) 1986 PAS Grenier, Fred J., 3909 Telescope Ct., El Paso, TX 79904 (El Paso First) 2002 PSV-PT Griffin, John J., 3120 Valencia N.E., Albuquerque, NM 87110 (Albuquerque Heights First) 1959 RU (505-480-6530) Herren, Brent James, 511 Buena Suerte, El Paso, TX, 79912 [email protected] , (El Paso Trinity) 2011 PSV-PT (505-856-3498) Hasenauer, Erika, 2275 La Casita, Bernalillo, NM 87004 (Heights First Church) 2009 PAS (505-883-8605) Groves, Howard, 6801 Leander Ave., NE Albuquerque, NM 87109 (Albuquerque Heights First) 2012 PSV-PT (915-759-0261) (915-433-7258) Holguin, Juan G., 307 E. Skelly, Hobbs, N.M. 88240 (Hobbs) (575-391-6619) 2011 PSV-PT Holguin, Martha O., 307 E. Skelly, Hobbs, N.M. 88240 (Hobbs) 1977 DS Huff, James Frederick, P.O. Box 640, Tijeras, N M 87059 (Edgewood Breakpoint) 1982 PAS (575-391-6619) (505-286-5515) Hutchison, Richard D., HC 71, Box 1161-B, Capitan, NM 88316 (Angus) 1963 RA/CHP/PSV-PT Hyde Sr., F. Garth, 2910A N. Alhambra Dr., Roswell, NM 88201 1982 U (Roswell First) (Albuquerque Sandia) (575-457-2344) Kneeland, Edwin W., 1214 W. Ural Dr., Carlsbad, NM 88220 (Carlsbad Church St.) 1955 U (505-294-5190) Kimberlin, Cecil H., 24 Mesquite Ln., Artesia, NM 88210 (Carlsbad First) 1981 CHP (575-239-0288) Johnson, Michael C., 9717 Regal Ridge Dr. N.E., Albuquerque, NM 87111 (Albuquerque Holiday Park) 1985 CHP (575-239-0288) Jimenez, Richard L., 2003 Wagon Mound Way, Las Cruces, NM (Las Cruces Sonrise) 1975 PAS (505-730-7098) Jimenez, Mary E., 2003 Wagon Mound Way, Las Cruces, NM 88012 (Las Cruces Sonrise 2006 U 575-623-1040 Jennings, David, 3405 Caballero Dr. S.W., Albuquerque, NM 87121 2003 CHP (575-336-2972) (575-628-8154) Lanham, Delbert, 7440 Longview Dr. N.W. Albuquerque, NM 87120 (Albuquerque Heights First) (505-401-6527) 1980 RA Leidy, Arnold G., P.O. Box 1054, Edgewood, NM 87015 (Edgewood Breakpoint) 1984 CHP Lord, Stephen J., P.O. Box 106, Lovington, NM 88260 (Lovington) 1997 PAS (575-396-5625) Lortz, Helen J., 317 Charles St., Grants, NM 87020 (Mount Taylor) 1981 U (575-760-5784) Moreno, Maria, 404 Marquette Ave. NE Apt. 8, Albuquerque, NM 87102 (Albuquerque Monte Santo) 1962 RU 87121 (505-881-0657) Mejicanos, Mario R., 2936 Calle Princesa Juana, Santa Fe, NM 87507 (Santa Fe) 1992 PSV-FT (505-489-5354) McNew, Burleigh, 5908 Arvilla N.E., Albuquerque, NM 87110 (Albuquerque Heights First) 1999 PAS (318-396-4604) Maloney, Terry T., P.O. Box 1301, Portales, NM 88130 (Broadview) 2011 PAS (505-287-4464) Loveless, Robert W., 106 Jennifer Ln., West Monroe, LA 71291 (Carlsbad First) 1981 DIA (505-281-0851) (505-471-6054) Mendoza, Enrique, 804 Brackett Dr. S.W., Albuquerque, NM (Albuquerque Rio Vista) (505-450-8898) 2001 PAS Moore, Jeff, 10319 Country Manor NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114-2330 (Albuquerque Rio Vista) 2008 PAS (505-792-8558) Myers, Peter K., 3013 Dakota St. N.E., Albuquerque, NM 87110 (Albuquerque Sandia) 1979 PAS Nielson, William B., 9014 Liberty Dr. N.E., Albuquerque, NM 87109 (Albuquerque Heights First) 2011 PAS (512-820-5436) Proulx, William A., 2311 W. Church St., Carlsbad, NM 88220 (Carlsbad Church Street) 2004 PAS (575-392-2543) Prince, Michael A., Sr., 4620 Pan American NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109-2201 1999 PAS (575-921-6764) Parker, Sharla Rae, 224 E. Taos, Hobbs, NM 88240 (Hobbs) 1983 U (505-823-1514) Noble, Lorin F., 505 Higuera St, Tularosa, NM 88352 (Tularosa) 2010 PSV-FT (505-321-8635) (575-885-8198) Reinicke III, William H., 229 Erbbe NE, Albuqerque, NM 87123 (Albuquerque Los Altos) (505-261-6630) 1994 U Rivas, John, 51 Children’s Way, Enterprise, Fl 32725 (386- 801-7750) 2008 PSV-FT Roberson, Richard D., 12307 Odonnell St., El Paso, Tx, 79934-2214 (El Paso Open Gate Community) 2004 U (915-526-0707) Roe, David G., P.O. Box 57, Cerro Gordo, IL 61818 (Artesia Living Well) 1999 U Rosenbaum, Keith A. 2011 PSV-FT Sánchez, Marco, HC 71 Box 1162, Capitan NM 88316 (Angus) 2004 PAS (915) 239-2917 ) Sanchez, Stephen A., 4 George Court Suite A Edgewood, NM 87015 2007 PAS [email protected]; (Edgewood Breakpoint) (505-917-4232) Scott, Larry D., 1500 Sagebrush Trail S.E., Albuquerque, NM 87123 (Albuquerque Pajarito Mesa) 2006 U (505-294-7183) Shirley, Manish A., 1818 4th. Ave. Canyon, TX 79015 (El Paso Trinity) (308-665-5070) 1968 RA Sloan, Roy A., Box 726, Fort Sumner, NM 88119 (Living Stones Community) 2010 PSV-FT Smith, H. Gordon III, 8620 Liberty Dr. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109 2005 PAS (Heights First) (505-797-2315) Speicher, Darwin, 1504 Claremont Terrace, Clovis, NM 88101 1976 CHP (575-355-2780) (Living Stones Community) (575-769-1971) Stagner, William C., 451 Stagecoach Rd. S.E., Rio Rancho, NM 87124 (Albuquerque Heights First) 1992 TRF Steele, David W., (505-994-9049) in process transfer to Hawaii Pacific 1963 RU Stone, William E., 3051 Twin Oaks Dr. NW, Albuquerque, NM 87120 (Albuquerque Heights First) 1989 PAS Stout, Jon E., 11150 Sam Snead Dr., El Paso, TX 79936 (El Paso Montwood) 2000 CHP (915-598-3175) Tennefos, Darryl S., 930 W. 17th St., Portales, NM 88130 of (Portales) 2005 PSV-PT (575-356-8233) Tennefos, Ernestine A., 930 W. 17th St., Portales, NM 88130 (Portales) 1974 U Thornton, Tom, 3863 State Road 209 (Broadview) 2012 PSV-FT (575-791-5507) Broadview, NM 88112 (575-693-0845) Tiffany, Aaron, 1504 W Polk Ave. ,Lovington, NM 88260, (Lovington) [email protected] 1980 RA (913-963-7272) Timblin, Kenneth R., P.O. Box 1198, La Luz, NM 88337 (Alamogordo New Beginnings) 2010 PAS (575-309-5793) (575-434-5761) Torres, Hector, 411 W. Reed St. Roswell, NM 88203-4359 (Roswell Iglesia de la Vecindad del Nazareno) (505-599-9389) 2010 PSV-PT Torres, Susan Rae, , 411 W. Reed St. Roswell, NM 88203-4359 (Roswell Iglesia de la Vecindad del Nazareno) (505-599-9389) 1977 PAS Twyeffort, Dale K., 220 W. 5th, Truth or Consequences, NM 87901 (Truth or Consequences) 2001 U Vicuna, Enrique, 405 San Pablo S.E., No. 18, Albuquerque, NM 87108 (Albuquerque Holiday Park) 1967 RU (575-894-3755) (505-265-1778) Warner, Darwin C., 615 N. 11th St., Carlsbad, NM 88220 (Carlsbad Church Street) [email protected] (575-885-2869) 1996 PAS West, David M., 4905 Tarry Terr., Farmington, NM 87402 (Farmington Crossroads) 1989 PAS (505-325-2600) White, Marvin E., 1071 Cypress Ct. S.E., Los Lunas, NM 87031 (Valencia Valley) 2003 PSV-FT (505-865-6627) Yeager, Walter, 3017 Wallace, Clovis, NM 88101 (Living Stones Community) 2012 PAS Yocom, Christopher S., 2016 Sierra Ave., Aztec, NM 87410 (Aztec) 1981 PAS (575-762-2601) [email protected] (505)333-7151) Yocom, Kenneth P., 1323 N. Breckon Dr., Hobbs, NM 88240 (Hobbs First) [email protected] 1981 DA (575-441- 5845) Yocom, Stanley K., HC 71, Box 1159, Capitan, NM 88316 (Angus) (575-336-4404) G. ORDAINED DEACONS 2007 CHP Arthur, Donna C., 11100 Gibson Blvd., S.E., LX340, Albuquerque, NM 87123 (Albuquerque Heights First) (505-332-9001) 2011 PSV-PT Brunk, Janice, 1500 Delano Dr., Las Cruces, NM (Las Cruces First) 1990 U (575-640-1673) Ours, Howard Paul, HC 71 Box 1179, Capitan, NM 88316 (Angus) 2006 PSV-FT 88011 (575-336-4558) Rushing, S. DeAnn, 8812 Palomar NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109 (Albuquerque Sandia) (505-269-7387) 2006 PSV-FT Rushing, Dennis L., 8812 Palomar NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109 (Albuquerque Sandia) (505-269-7387) H. LICENSED MINISTERS (No.) Year in Course of Study (E/D/LM)—Credential Goal 2008 PAS (4) (E) Baker, Christopher Paul, 201 N. Sunset, Mountainair, NM 87036 (Mountainair) 2012 PSV-PT (1) (D) (505-847-2407) Blea, Jaycob Michael, 2315 Markham Rd. SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105 (Albuquerque Sandia) (505-453-8200) 2011 PSV-PT (2) (E) Blea, Steven Michael, 3304 Lucerne NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111 (Sandia [email protected] 2012 PSV-PT (1) (E) Mountain) (505-417-9308) Brown, Michael D. II, 701 Uranium Dr. NE, Rio Rancho, New Mexico 87124, (Sandia) [email protected] 2012 PSV-PT (2) (E) (505-884-4840) Chazarretta, Johnny Jr., 2315 Markham Rd. SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105 (Albuquerque Sandia) [email protected] (505-999- 0454) 2012 PSV-PT (2) (D) Chazarretta, Shawn Ann, 2315 Markham Rd. SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105 (Albuquerque Sandia) [email protected] (505-999-0454) 2009 PSV-FT (3) (E) Clever, Jeanna, 2315 Markham Rd. SW Albuquerque, NM 87105 (Albuquerque Sandia) (505-553-8346) 2005 PSV-PT (3) (E) Deering, Larry, 702 E. Luna Dr., Hobbs, NM 88240-4018 2012 PSV-PT (3) (D) (G) NM 88316, Frazier, Korey Paul, (E) HC 71 Box 1159, Capitan, (Angus) (505-359-4117) Graham, Elizabeth, 1504 W. Polk, Lovington, [email protected] (Lovington) (575-704-9875) 2010 PSV-PT (4) (E) Granillo, Raul, 639 HWY 170 Farmington, NM 87401 2012 [email protected] (575-494-6187) [email protected], 2012 PSV-PT (1) NM 88260 (E) (956-496-7609) Entrot, Sharon Kay, 921 S. 10th St, Deming, NM 88030 (Deming) 2012 DA (Hobbs) PSV-PT (2) (D) (Farmington Crossroads) (505-326-1605) Moreno, Therese, 4705 El Hachero Court, Rio Rancho, New Mexico, 87124 (Sandia Mountain) (505-553- 9424) 2011 PSV-PT (2) (E) Noriega, Jennie, 2315 Markham Rd SW, (Sandia) Albuquerque, NM 87105 2011 PAS (2) (E) Mosier, Tom, P.O. Box 1580, Moriarty, NM 87035 [email protected] 2012 PSV-PT (2) (E) (505-261-8903) (Moriarty) (505-832-7032) Pacheco, Arthur Eric Daniel, 2315 Markham rd. SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105, (Sandia) (505-967-2770) 2012 PAS (2) (E) Pacheco, Johnny, 1122 S Abilene Ave, Portales, NM 88130 [email protected] (505-515- 8831) 2012 PSV-PT (2) (D Rivas, Bianca Michele, 2315 Markham Rd. SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105, (Sandia) [email protected] (505-974-2781) 2012 PSV-PT (2) (E) Rivas, Patti Lynn, 2315 Markham Rd. SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105, (Sandia) (505-261-0467) 2007 PAS (4) (E) Robledo, Martin, 10119 Montreal Cir., El Paso TX 79927 (El Paso Nuevo Amanecer) (915-860-8705) 2009 PAS (3) (E) Rodriguez, Fred, 2315 Markham Rd. SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105 (Albuquerque Sandia) (505-850-8115) 2012 PSV-PT (1) (D) Rodriguez, Monica, 2315 Markham Rd. SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105 (Albuquerque Sandia) (505-850-8115) 2009 PSV-PT (G) (E) Sanchez, Bertha (Betty), HC 71 Box 1162 Capitan NM 88316 (Angus) email:[email protected] (915.881.7535 or 575.522.7120) 2012 PSV-PT (2) (E) Strack, Dennis C., 87035. (Moriarty) 2012 PSV-PT (2) (E) (505 720 3201) Strack, Elizabeth, PO Box 2003, Moriarty NM. (Moriarty) 2009 PSV-PT (G) (E) (505 720 3201) Torres, Alex, 1620 Mescalero Dr., El Paso, TX 79925 2011 U (3) (E) PO Box 2003, Moriarty NM (El Paso Open Gate) (915-565-4640) Vaughan, Wayne G., 204 El Paso Dr., Farmington, NM 87401 (Farmington Crossroads) [email protected] 2010 PSV-PT (4) (E) (505-486-0499) Weisheit, Ken, 6115 Ensenada Way, Farmington NM, 87402 (Farmington Crossroads) (505-402-9146) 2011 PAS (2) (E) Zottneck, Eric, 2009 West Runyan Ave, Artesia, NM 88210, (Artesia Living Well) (575-746-8854) 2011 PSV-PT (2) (E) Zottneck Jessica, 2009 West Runyan Ave, Artesia, NM 88210, (Artesia Living Well) (575-746-8854) I. COMMISSIONED MINISTER OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION J. COMMISSIONED MINISTER OF MUSIC K. EVANGELISTS, COMMISSIONED Brough, Nicolas E., 6221 Pino Real, El Paso, TX 79912 (El Paso Open Gate) (915-584-9931) Leidy, Arnold G., P.O. Box 1054, Edgewood, NM 87015 (Edgewood Outreach) (505-281-0851) L. SONG EVANGELIST, COMMISSIONED Leidy, Arnold G., P.O. Box 1054, Edgewood, NM 87015 (Edgewood Outreach) (505-281-0851) II. General Information A. RECEIVED AND RECEIPTED ON TRANSFER 1. Elders Michael A. Prince Sr. 2. Licensed Ministers Aaron Tiffany, Christopher S. Yocom, B. GRANTED TRANSFER AND RECEIPTED 1. Elders David W. Bane, Michael A. Vincent 2. Deacons Sari Vincent 3. Licensed Ministers C. ELECTED TO ELDER’S ORDERS Aaron E. Tiffany, Erika Hasenauer, and Chris Yocom D. RECOGNIZED FROM SISTER DENOMINATION Carl W. Callicutt from the Wesleyan Church E. RESTORED TO THE ROLL OF ELDERS John Rivas F. DROPPED FROM MINISTERIAL ROLL 1. Elders Licensed Ministers Not Renewed William Borden, having not been recommended by his local church. Feliciano Hernandez, having not progressed in his studies. Anne Krebbs, having not applied and Robert Krebbs, having not applied in 2011 or 2012. G. GRANTED MINISTER’S LICENSE Jaycob Michael Blea, Michael D. Brown II, Johnny Chazarreta, Shawn Ann Chazarreta, Sharon Entrot, Korey Frazier, Elizabeth Graham, Therese Moreno, , Arthur Pacheco, Johnny Pacheco, Bianca Rivas, Patti Rivas, Monica Rodriguez, Dennis Strack, and Elizabeth Strack H. GRANTED RENEWAL OF MINISTER’S LICENSE Christopher Paul Baker, Steven Michael Blea, Jeanna Clever, Larry Deering, Raul Granillo, Tom Mosier, Jennie Noriega, Martin Robledo, Fred Rodriguez, Betty Sanchez, Alex Torres, Wayne G. Vaughan, Kenneth Weisheit, Eric Zottneck, and Jessica Zottneck. I. GRANTED RETIREMENT STATUS Arnold G. Leidy J. CREDENTIAL STATUS CHANGED K. CHURCHES DISORGANIZED L. DROPPED CHURCHES M. CHURCH NAME CHANGES Edgewood Outreach is changed to Edgewood Breakpoint Church of the Nazarene N. JOURNAL CORRECTION Robert Krebbs should have been shown as dropped having not applied in 2011. Janice Brunk shown in 2011 journal as having been elected to Elders orders but was instead ordained as a deacon. Steven Michael Blea should have been on the role of licensed ministers in 2011. Thomas Mosier was granted a Ministers License in 2011. F. Garth Hyde, Sr. should have been listed as RA/CHP in the 20ll journal. O. WHERE TO SEND MONIES District Treasurer—Joel Burdell, 1520 Avondale, Clovis, NM 88101-5004 (District Funds, Educational (PLNU) Funds, NMI dues, District NMI project, World Evangelism Fund, Pensions and Benefits Fund, and all approved NMI specials, duty, cash LINKS, Christmas Fund etc.) III. Plan of Examination A. Members of Ministerial Studies Board Chairman— R. Alan Granat, P.O. Box 1710, Los Lunas NM 87031 (E-mail: [email protected]; 505-350-3944) Secretary—Dale Twyeffort, 220 W. 5th, Truth or Consequences, NM 87901 (E:mail: [email protected]; 575-894-3755) B. Instructions to Students 1. Eligibility The District Ministerial Studies Board (DMSB), a division of the Board of Ministry, serves only students who are properly enrolled in the course of study. Enrollment is open only to local ministers, local lay ministers and those described in Manual paragraph 408.1, Sourcebook for Ministerial Development 438 and ministers of music who qualify according to Manual paragraph 410. 2. Courses The DMSB oversees the preparation of both elder and deacon candidates. Ministers will not be ordained without having completed their respective courses. They should also understand that ordination is by invitation of the District Board of Ministry. 3. Modes of Study The recommended mode of preparation for full-time Christian service is by attending a Nazarene liberal arts college or university and, if possible, Nazarene Theological Seminary in Kansas City, Missouri. Other modes include Nazarene Bible College in Colorado Springs, Colorado, its online program, or one of its satellite centers, and the online program from Northwest Nazarene University. The courses required of the college/university students are listed in Manual paragraph 424.3. The competency statements for ministerial education are listed in Manual paragraph 424.3. 4. Regulations for Course of Study 1. There are 24 courses required for completion of the course of study. 2. Candidates are responsible for their education process and documentation and evidence for course completion rests on the shoulders of the student. Proper documentation and transcripts must be presented to DMSB in order for credit to be granted. 3. Candidates should be prepared to appear for an interview each year as called upon by the Board of Ministry or either of its subcommittees (Ministerial Studies Board/Ministerial Credentials Board) at the time and place specified. 4. The Manual requires that each student complete a minimum of two courses per year to maintain district license. 5. College/University Students College/university students are responsible to submit to the DMSB documentary evidence (official college transcript) of academic standing in harmony with Manual 427.1m 427.4 and the SMD (Sourcebook for Ministerial Development) 439.26-439.30. College/university students are reminded to plan their curriculum in harmony with Manual 424.1, 424.3. Yearly updates should be submitted to the DMSB by the student showing completed course work. The final transcript at graduation will be evaluated by the DMSB, and requirements stated in the current Manual will not be waived. 6. Where to Go 1. For information or guidance, go to either the board secretary or chairman. (If you are not currently enrolled in the course of study, but are interested in enrollment, first contact your pastor.) 2. For information about enrollment or an approved course of study, contact the secretary of the DMSB, Dale Twyeffort, 220 W. 5th, Truth or Consequences, NM 87901 (575-894-3744), E-mail: [email protected]. 3. For relevant application forms (for district assembly recognition and renewal), contact the district secretary, Ken Yocom, 2900 N. Fowler, Hobbs, NM 88240 (575392-8059). IV. Daily Proceedings A. ASSEMBLY BUSINESS Friday afternoon, June 29, 2012 The 99th New Mexico District Assembly began at 1:30 p.m. in Albuquerque, New Mexico at Heights First Church. Carl Callicut led the congregation in praise and worship. District Superintendent, Dr. J. Fred Huff led in prayer. General Superintendent, Dr. David Graves welcomed the assembly. He read Acts 2:1-2 and talked about the Power that was promised the disciples. He read Acts 2:3 and talked about how the Lord cleanses us and purifies us. Matthew 3:11-12 says He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and with fire and that He will separate the impure from the good. That’s what God wants to do to your heart. Remove everything that is not worthy. Dr. Graves talked about the gift of the Holy Spirit is not just for us. We can go out into our world and share what God has done for us. The congregation sang “Spirit of the Living God, Fall fresh on me.” Following prayer, the assembly was called to order at 2:25 p.m. District Secretary, Rev. Ken Yocom recommended Dale Twyeffort as Election Secretary, Linda Brooks as Recording Secretary and Chris Yocom and Aaron Tiffany as Pages. The entire room was established as the voting area. Times were established for the assembly meetings. Motion was made and approved. Letters of greetings to be sent to: Dr and Mrs. Woodie Stevens, Dr. and Mrs. Leon Wyss, Mrs. Virginia Dace, Dr. and Mrs. David Busic, Dr. and Mrs. Hardy Weathers, Dr. and Mrs. John R Nells, Dr. and Mrs. Alberto Guang , Mr. Rusty and Diane Robbins, Reverend Harmon and Cindy Schmelzenbach and family, Dr. Melvin and Esther Rigsby and family, Gavin and Jillian Fothergill and family, Dr. Eugenio and Maria Teresa Duarte. Motion was made and approved to seat the alternates to the Board of Tellers. The Board of Ministry Report #3 was presented .Motion was made, seconded and received to accept the report. Dr. Huff introduced Mrs. Sharon Graves, Bob and Ruth Killian from Hawaii, John & Juanita Nells and granddaughter, Rev. Ron Fay from PLNU and Dr. Ken & Lin Roney from the Nazarene Foundation. Dr. Huff introduced new pastors: Vaughn & Becca Gossman and family, Carl Callicutt , Johnny and Kristen Pacheco and family, Tom Mosier, Robert and Edie Claiborne, Chris and Heather Yocom and family, Youth Pastor Aaron Tiffany, Hispanic Pastor Marco and Betty Sanchez and family. There have been 4 new babies born to pastors: Mikian Herren, Silas Sanchez, Josiah Zottneck and Quentin Graham. Dr. Graves welcomed them. A change was made to the Nominating Committee Report that we do not need to have the third ballot be twice the number to elect. Motion made, seconded, passed. Dr. Graves introduced and presented Dr. Huff for his 6th New Mexico District Assembly. The Assembly welcomed him and he presented his annual report. Dr. Huff talked about dreaming with God. Pastors, Pete Myers and Fred Rodriguez from Sandia and Bill Belgie from El Paso Open Gate received the General Superintendent’s Growth Awards. Twenty eight churches received the District Superintendent’s Awards of Excellence. He showed a video of Bonita Park Camp fire damage and praised God that some of the buildings were saved. Dr. Huff read Psalm 139:23 “Search me oh God and know my heart, try me and know my thoughts.” Dr. Huff’s report was received by the assembly at 3:52 p.m. An open ballot was taken for Ministerial Delegates to the General Assembly in 2013. There was an error in the Advisory Report and a motion was made, seconded and carried to review the revised report on Saturday. Pastor’s Reports were given by Robert Claiborne/Alamogordo New Beginnings, Mike Johnson, Albuquerque Holiday Park, Jeff Moore/Albuquerque Rio Vista, Pete Myers and Fred Rodriguez/Albuquerque Sandia, Rick Hutchison/Angus, Dean Coonradt/Carlsbad First. Joel Burdell presented the Treasurer’s Report, Audit Report and the Finance Committee Report. These were received by the Assembly. Dr. Ken Roney from the Nazarene Foundation presented a video. The Board of Ministerial Studies Report was received by the Assembly. Dr. David Graves sent greetings from his brother, Dr. Harold Graves from the Nazarene Bible College. Rev. Michael Johnson received the Alumni of the Year Citation of Merit Award from the Nazarene Bible College. The Ballot for 2012-2013 District Assembly Year was distributed by the Board of Tellers. Dr. Graves closed the meeting with prayer at 5:10 p.m. Ordination Service Friday evening, June 29, 2012 Dr. Huff gave welcome and announcements at 7:00 p.m. The congregation sang “Holiness Unto The Lord” as the ordinands entered. Dr. Graves read the Statement of Purpose and Invocation. The Apostles’ Creed was read in unison. Dr. Huff recognized retiring minister Arnie & Lana Leidy. Dr. Huff gave a challenge to the newly licensed Ministers: Jaycob Michael Blea, Valerie Ann Blea, Michael Brown, Johnny Chazarreta, Shawn Ann Chazarreta, Sharon Entrot, Korey Frazier, Elizabeth Graham, Therese Moreno, Tom Mosier, Arthur Pacheco, Johnny Pacheco, Bianca Rivas, Patti Rivas, Monica Rodriguez, Dennis Strack, and Elizabeth Strack. . Rev. Ken Yocom presented the Ordinands: Erika Hasenauer, Aaron Tiffany, Chris Yocom and Carl Callicutt. Dr. Graves received the ordinands. After prayer the Minister’s choir sang “It Is Well With My Soul.” Dr. Vaughn Gossman read from the manual and Rev. Darwin Speicher sang ‘I Will Not Forget Thee” followed by Dr. Graves presenting the message from Colossians 1:25-29. Ron Fay presented the ordinands with a sculpture. Dr. Graves presented the benediction and while the ordinands left the sanctuary, the congregation sang “A Charge To Keep I Have.” The ordination service concluded at 8:35 p.m. Saturday morning, June 30, 2012 Craig Callicutt led in worship and praise. Dr. Graves opened the assembly and presented the Bonita Park report. He led in prayer for the camp. The report was received by the assembly. Pastor’s Reports were given: Bill Nielson/Albuquerque Heights First, Steve Sanchez/Edgewood, Fred Grenier/El Paso First, Jon Stout/El Paso Montwood, Bill Belgie/El Paso Open Gate, Brent Herren/El Paso Trinity, Dave West/Farmington Crossroads, Chris Davis/Gallup, and Ken Yocom/Hobbs. Dr. Graves introduced Ron Fay from PLNU who showed a video and gave a report. He presented Dr. Graves with a sculpture and presented Bonita Park Camp with a $5,000 check. The assembly received his report. Motion was made to receive the Education Report. It was seconded and moved. An open ballot was taken for General Assembly delegates. Pastors reports: Tim Brunk/Las Cruces First, Lynn Burkhart/Las Cruces Sonrise, Darwin Speicher/Living Stones, Eric Zottneck/Living Well, Jaron Graham/Lovington, Tom Mosier/Moriarty, Helen Lortz/Mt. Taylor, Paul Baker/Mountainair, Johnny Pacheco/Portales, Randy Elftman/Roswell Central. The revised Advisory Report was distributed and received by the assembly. The General Assembly Delegate results for Ministerial Delegates: Rick Hutchison 89, Darwin Speicher 57, alternates: Ken Yocom 54, Dean Coonradt 50. Lay Delegates: Joel Burdell 92, Linda Brooks 49, Saurabh Emmanuel 47, alternates: Meredith Burdell 41, Larry Fry 38, Mark Asplund 35. Pastor’s reports: Vaughn Gossman/Roswell First, Hector Torres/Roswell Iglesia, Mario Mejicianos/Santa Fe, Charles Anderson/Silver City, Marvin White/Valencia Valley, Albuquerque Monte Santo, Antonio Ramos/Albuquerque Pajarito Mesa. The ballot for District Advisory Board, Camp Board and PLNU Trustees was read by Ken Yocom. The results for District Advisory Board Elders – Rick Hutchison 119, Ken Yocom 109, Arnie Leidy 85, Dean Coonradt 84 and Lay – Joel Burdell 126, Mike Howe 102, Saurabh Emmanuel 96, Larry Fry 91. Results for Camp Board – Rick Hutchison 116, Arnie Leidy 95, Jaron Graham 93, Darwin Speicher 91. The results for Trustee to PLNU – Dean Coonradt 66. A video from Pensions & Benefits was shown. Dr. Graves thanked Pastors and Assembly delegates and made the motion for Ken Yocom to edit the minutes as needed. Motion received. Dr. Graves read from Col. 3:1-10. He said we came to District Assembly to be renewed, to draw closer to Him, and go back to radiate His glory where we live. Following prayer, the Memorial Roll was given by Dinah Huff. Motion was made and received to adjourn assembly at 12:00 noon. Respectfully submitted, Linda Brooks, Recording Secretary Dr. David Graves, General Superintendent Dr. J. Fred Huff, District Superintendent Ken Yocom, District Secretary V. Reports A. District Officers 1. DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT REPORT J. Fred Huff Dr David and Sharon Graves, Reverend Ron Fay, Dr Ken and Lynn Roney, Reverend Bob and Ruth Killen, Dr John and Juanita Nells, delegates and friends of the New Mexico district. I greet you in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ as I give this my sixth report and welcome you to our 99th district assembly. Next year we will celebrate our Centennial year as a district at Roswell First Church unless of course the Lord Jesus Christ returns to earth during this year. DREAMING WITH GOD I once heard it said that a preacher should tell you what he’s going to tell you; then he should tell you, and then he reiterates what he told you. As I prepared my heart and mind for this time together, I read a book entitled Dreaming with God. The essence of the book is that God is a dreamer and He is looking for men and women and teens and even children who will dream His dreams with Him and then do all they can to finish and fulfill these God given dreams and visions. Early one morning I spent two hours in prayer asking the Lord what I should say to you in this report. He seemed to impress upon me a Seven Point Outline which includes the following: An Upward Look – A Backward Look – An Inward Look – An Outward Look – A Present Look – A Forward Look – A Future Look – WORSHIP THANKSGIVING INTROSPECTION EVANGELISM REALITY DREAMING WITH GOD VISIONING WITH GOD Now that is what I’m going to tell you about. AN UPWARD LOOK – WORSHIP First of all let’s read responsively from Psalm 29 and Psalm 100 as we look to God our Father and worship Him. I’ll read the lighter print and you respond by reading the darker print. Shout for joy to the Lord, all the earth Serve the Lord with gladness; Come before Him with joyful songs Know that the Lord is God. It is He who made us and we are His. We are His people The sheep of His pasture Enter His gates with thanksgiving And His courts with praise Give thanks to Him and praise His name. For the Lord is good and His love endures forever; His faithfulness continues through all generations Worship the Lord In the splendor of His holiness. Worship the Lord with gladness. Worship the Lord and come before Him with joyful songs. In fact let’s stop and sing together the first verse of O Worship the King. “O worship the King, all glorious above, and gratefully sing His wonderful love; our shield and defender, the ancient of Days. Pavillioned in splendor, and girded with praise.” A BACKWARD LOOK - THANKSGIVING Here is a bit of trivia. I did some calculations and discovered that 53.4 percent (over half) of all our pastors have been put in place in the 5 1/2 years that I’ve been district superintendent. As we look back on this past church year, we have much to be thankful for. God has blessed us quantitatively in many ways. Financially we have received in total raised for all purposes $5,530,602. Let me break that down into the 4 budgets that we are familiar with. We have given $295,076 or 106.6 percent for the World Evangelism Fund. We have given $100,478 or 99.6 percent for Pensions and Benefits, Nazarene minister’s retirement fund. We have given $119,120 or 94.4 percent for the Educational Budget for Point Loma Nazarene University. We have given $288,160 or 95.2 percent for the district budget which includes SDMI, NMI, and NYI, Home Missions as well as our district expenses. NEW NAZARENES Collectively we have received 447 new Nazarenes into church membership this year, for a net gain of 222 or 3.5 percent membership growth over last year. People are being saved, sanctified and discipled into the kingdom of God. Our total membership now stands at 6,592 or 34.2 percent increase since my first report to you five years ago. We’ve had an increase of 4 or 5 percent each of the past five years. Our SDMI enrollment grew to 8,292 an increase of 18.2 percent and our Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries attendance grew to 4,501 an increase of 7.6 percent. We thank the Lord that men and women, teens and children are studying the word of God through the ministry of SDMI. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT’S GROWTH AWARD Two churches have qualified to receive the General Superintendent’s Growth Award this year. Would the members of these churches please stand as your pastor receives the General Superintendent’s Growth award from Dr David Graves? Would the members of Sandia Church of the Nazarene with co-pastor Pete Myers from the Mountain Church and Fred Rodriguez from the Valley Church please come forward. Would the members of El Paso open Gate Church and Pastor Bill Belgie please come forward. DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT’S AWARD OF EXCELLENCE In the past two years I have presented a District Superintendent’s Award of Excellence to churches that have shown excellence in various areas of ministry. This year I want to honor 28 churches for excellence and outstanding growth. First of all I want to present an award of excellence to two pastors and churches that have had extraordinary growth. Pastor Eric Zottneck and the Artesia Living Well Church had 150% growth in full members and 286% growth in average corporate worship. Pastor Steve Sanchez and the Edgewood Breakpoint Church grew 142% in membership and 131.4% in weekly corporate worship. The following seven churches also had growth in both categories: ABQ Los Altos Full Members .7%, Weekly Corporate Worship 12.2% Deming Full Members 8.2%, Weekly Corporate Worship 3.7% El Paso Montwood Full Members 4.6%, Weekly Corporate Worship 21.2% Las Cruces First Full Members 7.8%, Weekly Corporate Worship 16.2% Living Stones Community Full Members 10%, Weekly Corporate Worship 1.7% Los Lunas Faith Family Full Members 16.6%, Weekly Corporate Worship 19% Roswell Iglesia de a Vecindad Full Members 33.3%, Weekly Corporate Worship 21.4% Thirteen other churches had an increase in Full Members: ABQ Holiday Park 2.5%, ABQ Sandia 9%, El Paso Nuevo Amanecer 1%, Farmington Crossroads Community 6.2%, Gallup 5%, Hobbs First 3%, Las Cruces Sonrise Community 17.3%, Mount Taylor 50 %, Mountainair The Living Hope 2.7%, Portales 12.9%, Roswell First 1.3%, Santa Fe 6.6%, and Silver City Mountain View 3.3%. Six other churches had an increase in Weekly Corporate Worship: They are Alamogordo New Beginnings 16.6%, ABQ Heights First 7%, ABQ Pajarito Mesa 20.6%, Carlsbad First 5.1%, El Paso First 1% and Lovington 4.2%. THANKS AND APPRECIATION I would like to thank several people. As I look at you, the delegates and friends of the New Mexico district, during this my 6th report to you, my heart is filled with thanksgiving and gratitude to God and to you for allowing us, Dinah and me this wonderful privilege of serving as your district superintendent and spouse. I want to thank Joel Burdell who serves as my part time administrative assistant and district treasurer for the jobs you do so well. I appreciate your expertise in banking, real estate, insurance, tax law, accounting, etc that is committed totally to the Lord; to the District Advisory Board members – Ken Yocom, district secretary who serves so efficiently and effectively, Dean Coonradt, Saurabh Emmanuel, Larry Fry, Mike Howe, Rick Hutchison, Dave West and Joel Burdell, I appreciate your wisdom and faithful service. Thanks to the Board of Ministry members, which includes the Ministerial Credentials and the Ministerial Studies Board. Thanks to the Point Loma Board of Trustee members – Larry Fry, Sue Hutchison and Dale Twyeffort. Thanks to Cindy Speicher, Women’s Ministries Director and her ladies for the excellent Women’s Retreat. Thanks to Mike Howe, Director of MAN Camp and all the men who attended this year. Thanks to SDMI Chairman Dean Coonradt and his council for their work. Children’s quizzing and children’s camps are an integral part of our district activities. Thank you Dawn Herren, quiz director and Therese Moreno, director of Children’s Ministries. Thanks to this past year’s NYI President Scott Adamson and to the newly elected NYI President Wally Yeager and his council for their dedicated service. To our teen quizzing program director Ariel Tennefos, the coaches and participants, we are thankful that the Word of God will not return void. Thanks to Dr Bill Nielson, NMI President and his council and executive committee for helping us reach our potential in World Evangelism. Dr Nielson would you and your council please stand. I also want to thank the whole district for reaching 106.6 percent of our WEF weeks before assembly. All senior lead pastors and spouses stand so we can recognize you for your faithful leadership as shepherds of the flock. Would all associates and staff members please stand and let us show our appreciation to you. All laymen would you please stand so we as pastors and staff can thank you for your sacrificial service to God and His kingdom work. I’d like to thank a few individuals for their assistance and help that make my load a lot lighter this year: Dr David and Sharon Graves, thank you in advance for your leadership that you will give in the years ahead as our responsible general superintendent. Reverend Stan and Sharon Yocom, thank you for your great leadership as Executive Director of Bonita Park and your excellent staff and volunteers. In my report last year I was anticipating burning the mortgage in August on Bonita Park’s indebtedness. We did celebrate that event at family camp meeting and today we are debt free. Praise the Lord! Reverend Tim Brunk, thank you for serving as our Hispanic ministry coordinator in addition to your pastoral duties. The fruit of your labor is evident across our district. I’d like to thank Dr Larry Scott for your expertise in consulting on several building projects. Thanks to Reverend Arnie Leidy for serving as our coordinator of New Starts. Mrs. Linda Brooks, thank you for your work on compiling the district assembly handbook. Special thanks to Heights First Church, host pastor Dr Bill and Susan Nielson, assembly coordinator Jordin West, Daniel Denig, Gordon Smith, tech crew, musicians and staff for graciously hosting our conventions and assembly this year. I would like to thank David and Patti Cramer who work behind the scenes on various projects and for their work in formatting THE MISSION newsletter electronically. Dinah Huff is the managing editor of THE MISSION and Jaron Graham sends it to our e-mail subscribers. To my wife Dinah and executive secretary, I say thank you, thank you, and thank you. Dinah how can I thank you adequately for being my partner in prayer and ministry. I love and appreciate you so very much, more than these few words could ever convey. We are blessed as a district family and I thank God for you who so faithfully serve and support your local church and the district. Thank you! AN INWARD LOOK – INTROSPECTION The word introspection means the contemplation of your own thoughts and desires and conduct. Rather than being quantitative it is more of a qualitative nature. King David said it this way in Psalm 139:23 “Search me oh God and know my heart, try me and know my thoughts.” The Psalmist is asking God to examine him with close scrutiny so that he might not be under self-deception, that he might not cherish any improper feelings or desires. He is asking God to cleanse his heart and his motives. We must do the same. As we take an inward look we are in essence asking God to shine the light of His spirit deep into our individual spiritual hearts and collectively to shine His light on our churches and our district and even our denomination to point out anything that is offensive to Him. It is asking Him to give us a spiritual check-up. LOCAL CHURCHES REPORT VICTORIES I recently wrote each pastor and asked for reports of what God has been doing in the local church this year. Several of these reports reflected inner spiritual growth as well as quantitative numerical growth that had occurred. Pastor Eric Zottneck wrote, “Artesia Living Well had a total of 18 people participate in the 21 day fast starting January 1, 2012. We are seeing growth, expansion, and community favor that I know are a result of our participation in this fast. Attendance has doubled for both Wednesday night and Sunday morning services. Both women’s camp and Man Camp attendance for Living Well doubled in attendance this year. Marriages have been saved, and new couples are finding the Lord at the only Holiness church in Artesia.” Pastor Fred Rodriguez wrote, “This has been some year. We have had some of the familiar victories this past year of winning many to Christ through personal evangelism, and extension ministries like the prison ministry, food and clothing bank, celebrate recovery and mass evangelism outreach events. We had over 1,000 make decisions for Jesus Christ through our “Back to School, Harvest Fiesta, Christmas Gift Give Away and Easter events.” Our new church plant Grace Restoration Center has been a bright light shining on the South Valley through the ministry of the thrift store and worship services that take place there. We have been able to use the ministry of providing furniture, beds, clothing, and household items to needy families in the South Valley and to lead many to Christ and begin discipleship relationships in our community. With all of the above being said, the most exciting thing that has taken place this year at Sandia Valley has been how God has taken His busy church and turned it into a house of prayer. We have had a focus on corporate prayer that has brought us together as a congregation in unity casting out division. Through corporate agreement in prayer God is giving new vision and new results that we have not been able to obtain our self in prayer being answered for lost children and spouses, hopeless financial situations, frustrating needs of spiritual growth of the church body. God has been changing hearts and doing the things that we work so hard trying to force in the church. Experiencing the richness of God and His will taking place in our lives and in the church through corporate agreement in prayer has been life changing. We have been called by God to change our community and the people around us through prayer.” “Truly I tell you, whatever you bind on earth will be (a) bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth will be (b) loosed in heaven. Again, truly I tell you that if two of you on earth agree about anything they ask for, it will be done for them by my Father in heaven. For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them.” (Matthew 18:18-20) Pastor Lorin Noble from Tularosa writes, “Certainly the highlight from our year is when James “Quick” Tillis, the retired professional heavy weight boxer who fought Evander Holyfield, and was the first person to go all ten rounds with Mike Tyson and was still standing at the end, began attending our church regularly in March. He and his wife are a blessing to us and we know God sent them to us for a reason.” Brian and Erika Hasenauer, pastors of Nueva Esperanza Church of the Nazarene new start in Bernalillo write: “We celebrate God’s faithfulness in our lives and in the lives of those we minister to in Bernalillo. This has been a challenging year for the Hasenauer family yet we have experienced the Lord’s amazing faithfulness lifting us up when we’ve needed it most, bringing people to His feet and delivering them from sin. Regardless the lack of a bigger building, and our very small team of workers, we have seen fruit through our thrift store ministry, weekly children’s Sunday School and men’s and women’s bible studies. Approximately 12-16 children come on Friday evening to “Church” as they call it and 4-6 ladies from different cultural backgrounds. 9-10 Anglo ladies have a monthly potluck and fellowship where prayer and a great spirit of love and unity take place. 5 people have received Christ this year. One lady has been baptized and two more may be baptized in the months to come. We have celebrated communion, regular Bible reading, have studied basic discipleship materials, have had 3 missionary services with missionaries Shute, Rojas, and DeWitt and have had a Christmas program with 48 people, most of them locals, provided food, clothing and small love offerings when available. We keep ministering to a great diversity of people and cultures in social and economic disadvantage through the thrift store ministry.” Pastor Fred Grenier from El Paso First wrote that “one highlight this year was the conversion and baptism and emotional healing of a very dear woman named Caritina Jacquez. Her countenance has been transformed from ashes to beauty in the Lord.” Pastor Chris Yocom from Aztec wrote that “God has truly been working here in Aztec as we seek His will for our future. God has been teaching us that His timing is perfect and that He will come through for us if we will wait upon Him. We have had many obstacles stand in our way but God has moved on our behalf and given us victory. Ed Popplewell is our project manager on our church building. Although he is in his eighties he is working everyday helping to get the project completed. God has given Ed strength and wisdom and we thank God for working through Ed. God is working in the hearts of the people and there is a fresh vision being shared and a new sense of unity for all that god is going to do through the Aztec Church of the Nazarene. I praise God for giving me an opportunity to serve here in Aztec.” Pastor Chris Davis and the congregation in Gallup had a revival with Reverend Arnie Leidy, applied to be a Compassionate Ministry Center with a thrift store and food pantry; remodeled the church basement into “Salt Sea Café” for Friday night children’s ministries. Church kids are raising their own money for district camp. Denny’s Restaurant sponsored a weekend even for the kids to work with a waiter or waitress to raise money; plans are in process for a new building addition to house the thrift store and pantry; and we are applying with the State to be a licensed Pre-School/day-Care.” AN OUTWARD LOOK – EVANGELISM Statistics prove that one of the best methods of evangelism is by planting new churches. We currently have the following nine new starts that are not yet organized churches, Alameda, Pastor Jordin West, Bernalillo Nueva Esperanza, Brian and Erika Hasenauer, Pajarito Mesa, Antonio Ramos and Graciela Chavez, Grace Restoration, Pastor Jeanna Clever, El Paso Nuevo Amanecer, Pastor Martin Robledo, Hobbs First Hispanic, Reverends Juan and Martha Holguin, Roswell Iglesia de la Vecindad Del Nazareno, Reverends Hector and Susan Torres, Angus Hispanic, Reverend Marco and Betty Sanchez, and Chaparral, Pastor Feliciano and Betsy Hernandez. Reverend Arnie Leidy is our new start coordinator and is working with these men and women to develop strong healthy churches. We praise God for these new developing churches. We still have areas across our district where new starts are needed such as Socorro and developing areas around Fort Bliss and Las Vegas, etc. Let’s ask the Lord to open our eyes, for the Bible says, “The fields are white unto harvest.” Another evangelistic tool that is being used greatly in this day is the Jesus Film. More people have heard the gospel message in their own language through this tool than any other evangelistic tool in history. This year nearly 10,000 Jesus Film DVD’s were distributed through our churches into homes on the New Mexico district. NEW MEXICO DISTRICT EVANGELIST It is with great joy that I announce to you that Reverend Arnie Leidy will be serving not only as new start coordinator, but that he and Lana will be holding revival services across our district especially in the new start and re start churches to revitalize evangelistic outreach. In Africa strong districts often had district evangelists that held revivals across a district. Although the Leidy’s will be holding revivals outside our district they will be principally ministering as a district evangelist on the New Mexico District. A PRESENT LOOK – REALITY We are currently a phase 3 or regular district with 40 organized churches and 9 preaching points. We have 6,592 members. We have active and energetic children and teen camps and a wonderful women’s retreat and an active MAN camp. We have one of the best (if not the best) camp and retreat centers in the Church of the Nazarene at Bonita Park under the direction of Executive Director Rev Stan Yocom. We do have much to be thankful for. The reality is that the world is trying to squeeze us into its mold. We must preach, teach and propagate the Holiness message from Farmington and Aztec in the north to El Paso in the south; from Silver City and Gallup in the West to Clovis and Hobbs and Lovington in the East, and all points in between. The reality is that there are many lost people on the New Mexico district and our best work in evangelism and discipleship is still ahead. As I said in a recent Mission article, the story of Mary and Martha illustrates the difference between a servant of God and a friend of God. Mary chose to sit at Jesus’ feet, while Martha chose to work in the kitchen. (Luke 10:38-42). Mary sought to please Him by being with Him while Martha tried to please Him through service. Working from His presence is better than working for His presence. As one author said, “There are lovers and there are workers, and lovers get more work done than do workers!” A passionate lover of God will always out perform a servant of God pleasing Him. Let’s let our reality be that we are passionate lovers of God. A FORWARD LOOK AND A FUTURE LOOK – DREAMING AND VISIONING WITH GOD The word dream can be defined in several different ways. Some of the definitions include a cherished desire, a religious vision, a mystical experience of a supernatural nature, a vivid mental image. In the forward of the book “Dreaming with God” I read these words. “God is a dreamer and He is looking for people who will dream His dreams with Him.” An extraordinary example of fulfilled dreams is illustrated in Solomon’s building of the temple that David had envisioned. One of the most significant events in the Bible is the consecration of Solomon’s temple when Solomon said, “Blessed be the Lord God of Israel, who spoke with His mouth to My father David and with His hand has fulfilled it, saying, “Since the day that I brought my people Israel out of Egypt, I have chosen no city from any tribe of Israel in which to build a house, that My name might be there, but I chose David to be over My people Israel! Now it was in the heart of my father David to build a temple for the name of the Lord God of Israel.” I Kings 8:15-17. This passage seems to say that God chose a man David and the idea for the temple was in the heart of the man. God seems to be saying that David was His idea, His dream, His vision and that the desire of David’s heart was to build the temple of the Lord. David might say to us “Dreamers come, you are God’s idea, His dream, and His vision, come and be a co-laborer with God.” That challenges me to pray and ask God to put His dreams and visions within our hearts, to give us the desire to fulfill His will. As I look ahead I see people saved and sanctified living in the beauty of holiness. I see churches revitalized. I see new ministries being started. I see people being freed from addictions by the power of the blood of Christ. I see new churches being planted. I see a new prayer emphasis spread across our district. I see indebtedness being paid off and churches being free to have resources to reach out in their community to the lost. This year we have had a decrease in indebtedness of $280,826. The value of all church properties is $50,191,525 and our total indebtedness is $6,912,905. I see all of our churches being debt free. I see 10,000 members of the Church of the Nazarene on the New Mexico district. I see a holiness revival sweeping across our district. Can you see it with me? Can you envision what God wants to do with us and in us and for us and through us? Let’s let God put His desires in our heart to be His dream and His vision fulfilled “on earth as it is in heaven.” Respectfully submitted, J Fred Huff 2. District SDMI Chairman SDMI Convention Address "In Praise of Depth" Introduction One reason we played some Bach today was not just because he was a great composer, but also because he was a great Christian. He wasn't one of those composers that you had to 'make' into a Christian. He was a solid Lutheran churchman. "When Bach came to Leipzig to assume the position of cantor in 1723, his musical qualifications were considered of no greater importance than his theological soundness. He had to undergo a thorough examination as to his religious beliefs, and it was only when he answered all questions as to his doctrine satisfactorily that he was admitted to his new post," (Herbert Kupferberg). He was a music minister. He would create music for Sunday church like we would look it up in the hymnal. He was making this great, eternal music, playing it expertly on the organ. Bach wanted to spread his gift for music beyond the confines of his job description. He had argued constantly with town officials over music issues. He wanted more place for it. One member of Leipzig town council, a man named Steiglitz, said that the school needed a "Cantor and not a Capellmeister," meaning that they wanted a choir leader and not a composer. But Bach refused to be confined. Yes, he did his job as a choir master, but his vision was much greater than that. He composed eternal music. That vision, that depth, strikes me as something the church needs today. He is, in my view, a composer who doesn't need words to communicate his faith. You can hear God in the music itself. His faith shined through. "From his early years as a composer, Back often adopted the practice of heading his manuscripts with the 'Jesu, Juva' - "Jesus, help me' - and concluding them with the initials S.D.G. - 'Soli Deo Gloria', 'To God alone the Glory'." (Kupferberg). Some of his pieces are titled: "The Heavens Laugh, the Earth Rejoices!," "Lord Jesus Christ, True Man and God," "Jesus, My Joy," and "I Will the Cross-staff Gladly Carry." We could use a few more composers like him today! Granted, Bach lived in a more in a more Christian time. But his music reminds us of the depth and rootedness that we could use more today. Compare to the shallowness of a popular Christian song... Jaci Velasquez song: Every Time I Fall Everytime I fall a little bit harder Everytime I fall a little bit further Everytime I fall I fall right back into Your Arms Everytime I try To explain the reason why I have let You down I fall to the ground What is it You see in me That makes You believe No matter how far I stray I'll still find the way Just when I think I'm not strong enough You reach out to me and You lift me up (Repeat chorus) Time and time again When I think I've reached the end It's Your voice I hear That draws me near I don't know what makes You stay When I act this way No matter what we've been through I can turn to You Just when I think I'm not strong enough You reach out to me and You lift me up (Repeat chorus) You find the beauty in my imperfections The guiding light in all my misdirection And when I think You've finally given up You fill my heart with unconditional love Everytime I fall I fall right back into Your Arms (Repeat chorus 4 x) I have given this song close theological examination. By the end of the song she has: let God down, fallen to the ground, and, when you add up all the repeated choruses, mentioned the phrase, "everytime I fall" at least 20 times. That's a lot of falling! Add to that the "imperfections" and "misdirection"--and you've got a hit present-day contemporary Christian song! Sadly, this song may embody the usual experience of many Christians. Just a patch up job? Some speak of the church (I've heard it more than once) as a place that you go to "to get patched on Sunday after the world beats you up during the weekdays." And this is week after week. Aren't we called to more than just getting patched up each week, just to beat up again and patched up again? Wouldn't it be better if we were at least a little bit stronger than that? A little bit more mature? Fall a little less often? I think God would be pleased if we developed beyond a theology of constant stumbling. Wouldn't it be better if Christians were built up in their faith so that they were strong and actually matured to the point where they could resist the culture, confront it and, dare I say, even change it? I. Our Age of Decline We battle ignorance. The rise of Islam A few weeks ago there was a story about how a Muslim group called My peace in Australia was putting up billboards and signs on public busses. One of them said "Jesus, a Prophet of Islam," and gave website where more information could be gotten. The website said, states that “the Qur’an … repeatedly reminds that Jesus was a human prophet sent by God, not part of God Himself.” But Muslims, and the Qur’an, deny the central Christian beliefs regarding Jesus – his divinity, crucifixion and resurrection. We battle moral decline. Abortion, homosexuality, other rampant sins... A time when the sexual perversions of politicians might only not force them to resign but might actually be resume enhancement. There is an amazing lack of influence of the church today. We've got gays in the military now, NY state is flirting with so-called gay marriage. We face disarray in the church. And the churches... continue to drop like flies. Churches seem to be powerless to stand up to the erosions caused by the pressure of the sinful world, and thus they become like the world. What a contrast to the biblical church! We've got denominations endorsing homosexuality. First they allow it to be discussed, then they debate it, then they debate it some more, then they weaken, and so on and so forth. Where is the backbone? And is our own denomination exempt from erosion? Where are the Christians? We have numbers, but little spiritual power; the appearance of life, but little of it. We need to discern. 1 Chronicles 12:32 says that the, " men of Issachar, who understood the times and knew what Israel should do," What are we to do? Run? Cave in? Is it not to stand up for God's truth? II. The Need for Deepening We live in an age which breeds shallowness. We are in an instant-media culture which, I believe, makes us have a short attention span for anything that does not yield an immediate result. We like our payoffs quick. We want there be minimum time between the sowing and the reaping. We have a Christianity which reflects the culture. It's not a time that is friendly toward deep discipleship. We expect God to deliver transformations on a regular basis, with minimum of work on our part. But, while God works, we must work as well. Colossians 1:21-23, "Once you were alienated from God and were enemies in your minds because of your evil behavior. But now he has reconciled you by Christ’s physical body through death to present you holy in his sight, without blemish and free from accusation— if you continue in your faith, established and firm, not moved from the hope held out in the gospel. This is the gospel that you heard and that has been proclaimed to every creature under heaven, and of which I, Paul, have become a servant." The gospel that Paul proclaimed was the true gospel. God did the main work: Christ reconciled us to himself by his death on the cross, but there is our part to play: we must continue in the faith, established, not moved from it. It is that latter part, that human work, which makes Sunday School so important. So we have VBS, men's retreat, women's retreat, Caravan, children's quizzing and regular Sunday School. Those things and the other things we do, making our foundation deep so we will not be moved. We're not going to be helped by theological sugar sticks. We've got to tend to these fundamentals. Illustration: My Boat. I had a jet boat. It had been advertised as having a rebuilt engine--I thought that was a good thing. Then there was a gradual loss of power. I tried to fix it with surface measures. I put in premium gas. I put in gas additive. Changed the spark plugs. Hoped it was something fixable. But the power situation got worse. Then the engine blew a rod. The mechanic, the expert on those engines, called it a "goner." Then he called it a "paperweight." I checked with some others who were knowledgeable on the subject. They confirmed the bad news. It was indeed bad news: the engine is not only not fixable, it was not even replaceable. What happened? I learned that there is a cottage industry in car mechanics rebuilding jet boat engines, getting them running, thinking that all is well, then selling the boats. But not all is well. The rebuilds are inferior because the car mechanics don't know what they are doing. They don't know that jet boat engines take special skill. There are special tolerances and torques and special parts. If these are not paid attention to, the engine will run, and might seem okay, but it is not. It is only a matter of time until the inferiority shows itself. And mine did. It is not something that can be fixed with patchwork remedies. We need to honestly evaluate our problems. Then we need to fix them in the right way: by continual, steady discipleship. By prayer and the word and fellowship. By service and compassion. We need to do it the right way, not look for a bailout or transformation or rescue. These things might be necessary, but if they become a steady diet, we will not grow. There is no substitute for the slow, steady, sometimes boring and tedious work of deepening. So we need to go deep for our own sakes. We also need to go deep for others. As we see in the following passage. Ephesians 4:11-14, "It was he who gave some to be apostles, some to be prophets, some to be evangelists, and some to be pastors and teachers, to prepare God’s people for works of service, so that the body of Christ may be built up until we all reach unity in the faith and in the knowledge of the Son of God and become mature, attaining to the whole measure of the fullness of Christ. Then we will no longer be infants, tossed back and forth by the waves, and blown here and there by every wind of teaching and by the cunning and craftiness of men in their deceitful scheming." The spiritual gifts are meant to be used. We are the ones who use them. If we don't the benefits to the church won't happen. We cannot blame God for our laziness. But if we use the gifts we will build up the body of Christ with the goal of unity in the faith in the knowledge of the Son of God. Involvement with other people. When I judged the Sunday School teacher of the year awards, which I did for several years, I noticed that the best teachers had to do more than merely teach a great lesson. They had to be involved in their student's lives. Warning others. We will become mature, attaining to the whole measure of the fullness of Christ, no longer infants. No longer tossed back and forth by the waves. No longer blown here and there by every wind of teaching and by the cunning and craftiness of men. If we use the gifts we'll be stronger, better, more useful to other people. Rob Bell, the famous mega-church pastor in Michigan, came out with a book saying that there is no one in hell because of God's love. His teaching is clearly against the Bible and is a very dangerous thing. How will be able to warn others about this popular lies unless we are sufficiently strong and knowledgeable ourselves? III. No One Said It Would Be Easy Ministry is tough. See Isaiah 6:1-8, this is a well known passage. I think of it as the perfect preaching passage. Sin, salvation, service. But we need to read a prediction of how Isaiah's ministry would be. In verses immediately following, Isaiah 6:9-10, God tells him the hard truth--he's going to be preaching mainly to deaf ears. God says to him, “Go and tell this people: “‘Be ever hearing, but never understanding; be ever seeing, but never perceiving.’ Make the heart of this people calloused; make their ears dull and close their eyes. Otherwise they might see with their eyes, hear with their ears, understand with their hearts, and turn and be healed.” One would think God would tell him it's going to be one victory after another. But that would not be true. It's going to be tough to him preaching to people in a fallen world. Jesus, in Matthew 13, quoted these verses in his explanation for using parables. Most will be in ignorance, perhaps willful ignorance of the message he preaches. Those have ears to hear will hear. The apostle Paul quoted it too. In Acts 28 he quoted the tough verses of Isaiah 6:9-10, as an explanation of the stubborn resistance of the Jews, his own people to the message. So, do you find it hard to work in discipleship? Join the club. The sin nature makes people not inclined to believe. Ministry is tough. Genuine ministry has always been tough--ask Isaiah and Jesus and Paul. If it was tough for Jesus--God in the flesh--it will be tough for us. A servant is not above his Master. IV. Counteracting the Difficulty: The Keys of the Kingdom But God gave the church authority to counteract this difficulty. He gave the church the Keys of the Kingdom. Awesome authority is given to Peter and the disciples (and us). When Peter confessed that Jesus was the Christ, the Son of the living God, Jesus blessed him with the gift of spiritual authority. It is not idle authority, it is meant for a purpose--namely getting as many people as possible on the road to heaven and keeping them on that road. What they bind on earth with be bound in heaven. What they loose on earth will be loosed in heaven. Awesome authority. And it is authority that is meant to be vigorously used. 1. It is Authority to Proclaim the Gospel. It's got to be the true gospel. The world rejects the truth gospel but likes a false, easy gospel, a gospel with all that business about the repenting. They judge the church and find it wanting, unless it is a liberal church. The mainstream media will tolerate the church as long as it hones the gospel to something to their liking. As long as the Jesus that is preached is merely a timid, good-teacher type, someone who'd just gives pats on the head, affirms people in whatever lifestyle they choose, and never, ever, confronts sin--the world will love that kind of church. But if a church presents the biblical Christ, who confronted sin, who denounced it, who warned against it, and who did it because of his love for mankind--that church will be condemned as negative and judgmental. But it is not the church they reject, it is the Christ who commissioned the church, and gave it the power to proclaim and authentic gospel. This means the church must not only proclaim the good news, but the bad news about sin as well. It must not be timid or cowardly. It must confront sin for the good of the world, so the world will know. The church today is too meek, perhaps out of a selfish desire to not be criticized. We have lost the ability to denounce! But if the church doesn't do it, who will? It's part of our authority. 2. It is Authority to Practice Church Discipline. People today like the church to be as safe and tame as possible. And if they don't like it, they'll go somewhere else. Or, worse, they'll sue. Illustration: Collinsville, OK, where a woman sued a church for revoking her membership once she was found to be in sexual immoral lifestyle. She admitted it, but sued the church for intruding into her life. The elders in the church were called "the ayatollah's of Collinsville." By revoking her membership, that church did the woman an act of kindness, an act of tough love. They showed her that her actions were wrong, that they needed to be repented of and forgiven. The woman rejected it, but the church did its job. The church is commissioned by Christ to let people know if they are headed toward the abyss. We do this by providing moral instruction and guidance. We do this by dealing with issues--yes, sometimes they have shades of grey--but dealing with them for the sake of the purity of the church and for the good of the individual who has strayed. When the church uses this authority, it does not go against Christ. On the contrary, it honors him because he is the one who gave the authority in the first place. An example from compassionate ministry. Me and my fellow ministers in Carlsbad sometime discuss how we handle strangers who come to our door asking for help. These strangers have a story to tell, and sometimes we find that the stories aren't true. One of my colleagues had a man come to him who seemed, in a way, to be spiritual, or at least religious, and tell him he needed money. The preacher didn't give it. The man angrily said, "May your money perish with you!" Did my friend have anything to fear from this curse? No. He was standing in obedience to Christ, wielding the authority of the church, which cannot be giving money to every stranger who asks for it. If the man were in the church, correction could be given and his problem could be accurately dealt with. But the man was not in the fellowship and couldn't be corrected. 3. The Authority to Pronounce Forgiveness. What an awesome thing to have someone in spiritual authority say, "you are forgiven." This makes us nervous. It seems too Catholic. We would say "God forgives you, not the priest, not the pastor," and, yes, that's true. God does the forgiving. But we can pronounce it, and that is a very powerful thing. When a person has repented of sin, and proven it by godly sorrow, restitution, attendance, and confession, we can discern their sincerity and pronounce that person forgiven. This is something you are not going to get by watching TV evangelism or surfing the net for Christian tidbits. This is something that it takes a real, live person to do. Because if they don't know you, can't verify the authenticity of your forgiveness, it will have no meaning. We are given authority to bind--to denounce sin and proclaim God's judgment upon it. We are given authority to loose--to pronounce God's forgiveness to those who have sincerely sought it. The keys of the kingdom. They are given to be used. They are priceless tools that are given to counter the overwhelming effects of sin. Bind and loose--for the purity of the church but for the strengthening of Christians and the preaching of a true gospel to a sinner as well. Conclusion Have we reconciled ourselves to shallowness? Have we made our peace with mediocrity? When thinking of the shallowness of the song I mentioned earlier, where the singer talks of continual falling and weakness and makes it sound that is a regular thing, it makes me long for the message of another song, one by Morris Chapman called "Whatever It Takes." In it is a humble acknowledgement of the possibility of failure, but a healthy intention to strive to serve God and persevere and grow. He says: Whatever it takes to make it, That's what I wanna do It may even cost me my life, But I'm determined to go through Times I may fall flat on my face But Lord give the strength I'm gonna stay in the race, yeah Whatever it takes to make it That's what I'm going to do I know I've been called to serve you Lord I'm gonna keep pressing for the prize Although it may seem hopeless And tears may even fill my eyes Troubles and trials may even slow my pace But I'm gonna run on I'm want to see him face to face I know I've been called to serve you Lord I'm gonna keep running for the prize Troubles and trials may even slow my pace But I'm gonna run on I want to see him face to face Whatever it takes to make it I know I'm going on through Respectfully Submitted, Dean Coonradt, SDMI Chair 3. NMI President Dr. Huff, NMI Presidents, Delegates and Guests of the New Mexico District Convention of Nazarene Missions International: Here we are, gathered once again as 21st century followers of Jesus the Nazarene. We are NAZARENES. We are People of the Cross, despite the defeating influences of this world. We are committed to its message and strengthened by its power. For the message of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God. (1 Corinthians 1:18, NIV). We are following in Christ’s steps, bearing His cross, consecrated to His mission. Over one hundred years from our beginnings as a denomination in 1908, we hold true to the early calling of the way of holiness. We still have a passionate heart for reaching the lost. Traveling as far as we are able around the world, we minister in our generation to peoples in over 156 lands and cultures, with 702 missionaries deployed to preach the gospel and minister in Jesus’ name. Now there are 21,120 churches worldwide, led by 24,504 clergy. Nazarene membership on our 439 districts has reached 1.4 million. AND over 44 million dollars were given last year to fulfill the Great Commission through the World Evangelism Fund. Truly, we are a global church with holy aspirations of biblical proportions. This church is the work of the Spirit of Christ. But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.” (Acts 1:8, NIV). How incredible that in 103 years, in such an abbreviated time, we have gone so far and accomplished so much, all by the power and guidance of the Spirit of Christ. The Prophet Zechariah understood the secret for every challenge of every day. So do we: “Not by might nor by power, but by my Spirit,’ says the LORD Almighty. (Zechariah 4:6, NIV). Amazing that the followers of the lowly Nazarene can rise to the global challenge of our mission and exceed this world’s expectations. And why not, since we serve the God of immeasurable possibilities and extraordinary promises, the Lord of extravagant grace and invincible authority. As the Apostle wrote to the Christians in Ephesus: Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us, to him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, for ever and ever! Amen. (Ephesians 3:20, 21, NIV). Thank you for remaining true to our calling and mission. We are here because we are believers. Christ’s Commission leads us OUT . . . OUT to far away places, draws us away from familiar activities and takes us from the earthly emotions of comfort in order to carry the gospel of mercy and grace to all the world. You have demonstrated clearly this year that together we are partners in the mission of Christ, partners with Nazarenes around the world. We are ready, willing and empowered to make a difference in our world, even as our fathers and our mothers have done for several generations previously. We are challenged this afternoon to make Christlike disciples in the nations. Everyone whose life has been transformed by the cross of Christ is called to take the gospel to those who do not believe. As People of the Cross, we have experienced another tremendous year in mission service and financial giving. Together we have given over 10% for world evangelism. Thank you for your faithfulness to our partnership in mission all over the world. Would our New Mexico District NMI presidents stand? Thank you for their faithful leadership. You have led the way in our local churches to keep the passion for missions white hot, at the forefront of our calling. We cannot make it as a denomination, as a District, as local churches without you and your leadership. Remain standing, please. I’d like our New Mexico District pastors to stand. Thank you for keeping the Great Commission at the top of your list of priorities. Your calling is great. Your responsibilities seem endless. Your challenges are enormous. But Christ’s Commission to the world remains your main concern. We commend you today for keeping true to the words and teachings of Christ. When I think of you, I am reminded of the words of the prophet Isaiah: You who bring good tidings to Zion, go up on a high mountain. You who bring good tidings to Jerusalem, lift up your voice with a shout, lift it up, do not be afraid; say to the towns of Judah, “Here is your God!” (Isaiah 40:9, NIV). Now, since we all believe in Christ, in his commission of the gospel, in the worldwide work of the church of the Nazarene, would you all stand? On behalf of Nazarenes around the world, thank you for your generosity by making this another sacrificial year of paying our WEF. We are around the world in 103 years because of Nazarenes like you. Now, our God, we give you thanks, and praise your glorious name. “But who am I, and who are these people, that we should be able to give as generously as this? Everything comes from you, and we have given you only what comes from your hand. O LORD, God of our fathers, keep this desire in the hearts of your people for ever, and keep our hearts loyal to you. (1 Chronicles 29:13-18, NIV). Now, remember this! We are called to a task that far exceeds our human abilities, a responsible task beyond our understanding, our skills and our energies. NMI is all about mobilizing the church to fulfill the great commission, to go to all nations making Christlike disciples. Nazarene Missions International has a well-thought plan to do what Christ has commissioned us to do--to make Christlike disciples in the nations. We believe in the foundational importance of prayer--constant, vital, life changing communication with God, that glorifies the Lord Jesus in the lives of those who are active in Nazarene mission throughout the world...AND glorifies the Lord in our personal lives as well. We believe in mobilizing the church through the ministry of discipleship--We recognize that all of us are called to be reconcilers, ambassadors of Christ’s message. Accomplishing a ministry like that must be Spirit inspired and Spirit led. The NMI plan to fulfill Christ’s Commission calls for generous giving. Give sparingly and we reap sparingly. Churches miss out experiencing the power of the Spirit of the Lord when they are sparing in the giving of themselves for Christ’s Commission. Our challenge for every church this coming year is to join together to pay our World Evangelism Fund in full, and then...to anticipate a blessing from God. The truth is, the World Evangelism Fund is not an optional offering. The World Evangelism Fund is a sacred trust. After all, we are partners together with Nazarenes around the world. Many Nazarenes are giving along beside us, sacrificing and faithful! Nazarenes around the world are depending upon us. They receive funds from us that enlarge the possibilities of ministry in difficult areas of poverty, political unrest and social injustice. You cannot go there. I cannot go there. So we pray and give and celebrate the wonder that God would use us to do this grand work. Today, we ask every church in 2011-2012 to pay their World Evangelism Fund in full. All of us 10% and over for missions. In addition, our NMI plan directs us to educate the members and friends of our local churches with the good deeds we are doing as Nazarenes around the world. Telling the Nazarene story implants the good news of what we are doing in the hearts and minds of our people. Telling the Nazarene story inspires us all with an expectant view to the future. We know that God is with us now. We are convinced, as Nazarenes committed to Christ’s mission, that God is going to be with us tomorrow. And we are persuaded that what we are doing today has significance into eternity, to the glory of God the Father and our Lord Jesus Christ. May I challenge you again this year, with the kindness and grace of God, that every church have an organized NMI, at least an NMI president. Join in partnership with your global Nazarenes. Elect at least an NMI president who will become the embodiment of the Great Commission to your congregation. Go home from this convention--if you have no NMI presence in your church--Go home and emphasize Nazarene missions International! Together, let’s rise to the challenge! Every church on the New Mexico District with an organized NMI, having at least an NMI president to inspire your church, to call believers to prayer and to lead the way in global evangelism. Our NMI Purpose is clear and direct! So, let’s get the message out. God is still working triumphantly and miraculously in and through the Church of the Nazarene Everywhere and every time there are praying, adventurous and faithful servants of Christ, God is there! God comes among us with Spirit-power and intervenes in the challenges we are encountering. We are Nazarenes, You and I are followers of Jesus the Nazarene. We are traveling in Nazarene partnership around the world. The Sun never sets on the worldwide mission of the Church of the Nazarene. Today, as those who have gone before us, we consecrate our hearts to Christ. Once again, we offer our lives for his mission. Onward!! In service for Christ and His Great Commission, Bill Nielson Nazarene Missions International 4. NYI President Dr. Graves and Mrs. Graves, Dr. and Mrs. Huff, Pastors, Youth Leaders and New Mexico Students, It is my distinct privilege to bring to you my first District NYI report. I have served locally at Living Community Church of the Nazarene since July 2007 and Mexico District NYI shortly after that. I am humbled serve the New Mexico District in this capacity. New Mexico Stones with the New to be able to As Nazarenes we have a rich tradition of ministering to individuals and families. Many of us have traditions that we could or have relied on to help us through some tough situations. It is these traditions that have helped New Mexico NYI establish who they are and who they were becoming as a solid group of called, inquisitive students. It is these same traditions that I have called upon to get me through some difficult situations in ministry and life. It will be these same traditions that will bring me through future, daunting tasks. However, God is doing something new. Consider Isaiah 43:19 which states, “For I am about to do something new. See, I have already begun! Do you not see it? I will make a pathway through the wilderness. I will create rivers in the dry wasteland.” God is doing something new in the lives of students, volunteers, and leaders all across our district. We have fresh new faces, a reliable faithful remnant, and a renewed vision of the task that lies ahead for NM NYI. We have the Motivator to carry us through an uncertain future filled with opportunity as we allow Christ to continue to do something new! While we have our past tradition and our hope of a new thing for today we can also say, with confidence that Christ has the plans of NM NYI in His hands. Jeremiah 29:11 says, “For I know the plans I have for you,” says the LORD. “They are plans for good and not for disaster, to give you a future and a hope.” So it looks like we have all the key components for an amazing storyline. We can be confident in the final page of the NM NYI story no matter who the supporting actors are because we have Christ who is planning out our future. Events for the year to come: Summer Camp July 9-13 (350 students), Family Camp August, Winter Retreat January 2013(first year), District Quizzing, Xtreme March 2013, Elevate May 2013, General Assembly I would like to thank many folks. First, to Scott Adamson who has led or been involved in this district for 11 plus years. Thank you for the leadership you have provided. I would also like to thank my Lead Pastor Darwin Speicher for his leadership, friendship and mentoring me through new journeys. Thank you to fellow Youth Pastors who are in the trenches with students and families daily. A big thank you to Youth Leaders who do the work of the Kingdom as volunteers. It is you who truly are the soul of Youth Ministry. THANK YOU! Thank you to my wife Susan for putting up with me for 19 plus years, partnering with me in ministry, raising a family of four amazing boys (sometimes five), and living out Jesus on a daily basis. I am excited to work with youth pastors and students from the most amazing District called the NM NYI! Together with Christ to Impact our World, Walter Yeager New Mexico NYI District President 5. Bonita Park BONITA PARK CAMP Stan Yocom, Executive Director The year 2011-2012 at Bonita Park has been a testament to the faithfulness of God. God has been the focus of all that has been attempted and the source of all that has been accomplished. He has been faithful to inspire and motivate us with a fresh, compelling passion for the mission of Bonita Park; to be a ministry to the New Mexico District Nazarenes and the greater Body of Christ, where those who come to Bonita Park can experience a life changing encounter with the living God that will refresh, renew, refocus, challenge, encourage and empower them to walk in fullness of life with Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord. This past year Bonita Park had the privilege of ministering to 14,270 such persons who received the benefits of God’s available grace and out poured blessings while on the hallowed grounds. This is a 22% increase in the number of guest served over the last three years. Of that number 656 reported back that they had a life changing experience with Jesus while at Bonita Park. These changed lives are the reason Bonita Park exist. It is the passion that drives us! God has been faithful to assemble and equip a great ministry team of staff, volunteers, District leaders, donors and supporters, who pray fervently, give generously, serve faithfully and lead courageously to carry the work forward. We could not ask for better ministry team to work with and many of you, in fact most of you are an indispensable part of that great team. Thank you for all that you have done! As you prayed, gave, served and supported, God has multiplied your efforts. As a result Bonita Park has been wonderfully blessed financially this year. At family Camp we celebrated the miracle of the 1.2 million dollar indebtedness being paid in full allowing Bonita Park to be debt free. God has continued His faithfulness by supplying the needs of Bonita Park with generous donors, strong group bookings and some very large, timely gifts such as a much needed backhoe, a new 4X4 pickup, a very good condition bucket truck and many other cash and in-kind gifts that have allowed this ministry to thrive this past year. As God led, blessed and provided, several needed improvements have been accomplished. All of the carpet at Morris Center has been replaced; ceramic tile has been laid in the restrooms of Ingram Village; a new server and essential IT equipment have been installed; the pool and spa has received major repairs and improvements and the new mini golf has received additional elements and is nearing completion. We have just completed a huge project of installing a drop ceiling in Armstrong Tabernacle and are in the process of upgrading the rooms of Freeman Village. All of this plus the day to day operation of the Camp have been possible because of God’s faithfulness through you. We are grateful for these past blessing but the future looks even brighter. God has been faithful to inspire a “God-sized” vision for Bonita Park’s future. Part of that vision involves a new “Event Center” that will house new large functional meeting rooms and a new gymnasium with an indoor rock wall, and elevated walking path as well as several other attractions that we believe will make this new facility a valuable ministry tool that will impact the lives of thousands over the next few years. This will be a huge endeavor, the largest by far in the history of Bonita Park, but we serve a God Who is abundantly able to bring it to reality in His time. So, with our focus on Him, our outreach to ‘them’; grateful for the past and excited about the future, we press forward for His glory. Camp Director B. District Boards and Standing Committees 1. Advisory Board We, the members of the New Mexico District Advisory Board, Dr. J. Fred Huff, Joel Burdell, Larry Fry, Mike Howe, Saurabh Emmanuel, Darwin Speicher, Dean Coonradt, Rick Hutchison, and Ken Yocom, met four times for the transaction of business, including the following: 1. Ken Yocom was appointed as district secretary for a two-year term in 2011. Joel Burdell was also appointed as district treasurer for a two-year term in 2011. 2. In harmony with Manual paragraph 223, we approved the recommendations of the Board of Ministry concerning transfers of licensed ministers and ordained deacons and elders in and out of the district. a. We recommend the following be elected to elder’s orders Aaron Tiffany, Erika Hasenauer, and Chris Yocom. b. We recommend the Recognition of Credentials as an ordained Elder in the Wesleyan Church for Carl Callicutt. c. We recommend approval of the addition of John Rivas to the roll of Elders. d. We recommend the following be granted District Ministers License; Jaycob Michael Blea, Michael Brown, Johnny Chazarreta, Shawn Ann Chazarreta, Sharon Entrot, Korey Frazier, Elizabeth Graham, Therese Moreno, Tom Mosier, Arthur Pacheco, Johnny Pacheco, Bianca Rivas, Patti Rivas, Monica Rodriguez, Dennis Strack, and Elizabeth Strack. 3. We recommend the following ministers who are pastors of churches for renewal of minister’s licenses: Paul Baker, Erika Hasenauer, Martin Robledo, Fred Rodriguez, Chris Yocom, Eric Zottneck, and also renewal of Ministers License for Jeanne Clever, Larry Deering, Raul Granillo, Feliciano Hernandez, Betty Sanchez, Aaron Tiffany, Alex Torres, and Ken Weisheit. 4. We recommend the appointment of pastors for the following churches: Albuquerque Holiday Park—Michael Johnson, Albuquerque Iglesia Monte Santo— Maria Moreno, Albuquerque Los Altos—William Reinicke, Albuquerque Pajarito Mesa— Antonio Ramos, Artesia Living Well—Erik Zottneck, Broadview—Interim Terry Maloney, El Paso Trinity—Brent Herren, El Paso Nuevo Amanecer—Martin Robledo, Gallup— G. Chris Davis, Las Cruces Sonrise Community—Lynn Burkhart, Los Lunas Faith Family—Alan Granat, Mountainair—Christopher Paul Baker, Mount Taylor—Helen Lortz, Moriarty— Tom Mosier, Santa Fe—Mario Mejicanos, Silver City Mountain View—Charles Anderson, Truth or Consequences—Dale Twyeffort, and Tularosa—Lorin Noble. We also recommended the appointment of NewStart (CTM) Pastor Hector Torres for Roswell Iglesia de la Vecindad Del Nazareno 5. We approve the retirement of Arnie Leidy. 6. We approve the Reinstatement of Credentials for John Rivas. 7. We granted a Local License for Antonio Ramos & Graciela Chavez who are serving as Co-pastors of the Pajarito Mesa church. 8. We approved a grant to the Artesia church of $35,000 for an electrical upgrade and heating and air conditioning units. 9. We granted permission to build a building for thrift store and food pantry to the Gallup Church. 10.We have served as the Church Extension Board. 11. We served as the Church Properties Board. 12. We approved the name change for Edgewood Outreach to Breakpoint Church of the Nazarene and recommend this change to the District Assembly. 13. We approved the request of Belen Lighthouse to sell the gymnasium building they had been using for a daycare. We also approved a loan for the Belen Lighthouse Church in the amount of $4,500.00 for 6 months. 14. We approval the Sandia Church plan to start a NewStart, food bank/thrift store, Bible Study and Celebrate Recovery Center. 15. We approved an additional $29,400 loan to the Aztec Church to finish the re-building. 16. We approved the District Superintendent’s Sabbatical beginning November 19, 2012 through January 22, 2013. In addition he will be given the opportunity to go on the Work and Witness trip to Honduras at District Expense. 17. We approved a budget for Proposed NewStart / restart revivals for Rev. Arnie Leidy. 18. We approved the sale of the Pecos Texas property. 19.We have approved the following ministries for ten percent project approval: Grace Thrift, Pajarito Mesa, Grace Restoration Center and Iglesia Del Nazareno Nueva Esperanza. 20. We have advised the District Superintendent on the supervision of all the departments, boards, and committees of the district and have consulted with him on the development of the local churches, new church starts, and the care of all district resources, including Bonita Park Camp and Conference Center. All minutes of the board have been recorded and kept by the board secretary and are on file in the New Mexico District office. Respectfully submitted, KEN YOCOM, Secretary J. FRED HUFF, Chairman 2. Board of Ministry We, the District Board of Ministry, consisting of Dr. J. Fred Huff, Fred Grenier, Mario Mejicanos, Stan Yocom, Vaughn Gossman, Alan Granat, Darwin Speicher, Arnie Leidy, David West, Rick Hutchison, William Proulx, Ernie Tennefos, Dale Twyeffort, Tim Brunk, Randy Elftman, William Nielson, Steve Sanchez and Ken Yocom have dealt with the matters for which we have responsibility. To do this effectively, we have divided the responsibilities between the Board of Ministerial Studies and the Board of Ministerial Credentials. A. Board of Ministerial Credentials Partial Report No. 1 The following are recommended to be received by transfer from other districts: Elders Michael Prince District Licensed Ministers Aaron Tiffany and Chris Yocom Partial Report No. 2 We, your District Board of Ministerial Credentials, recommend the following for transfer to other districts: Elders David Bane, Mike Vincent and Sari Vincent Partial Report No. 3 We, your District Board of Ministerial Credentials, recommend the following for renewal of district license: Christopher Paul Baker, Jeanne Clever, Larry Deering, Raul Granillo, G. Erika Hasenauer, Jennie Noriega, Martin Robledo, Fred Rodriguez, Betty Sanchez, Aaron Tiffany, Alex Torres, Wayne Vaughan, Ken Weisheit, Chris Yocom, Eric Zottneck, and Jessica Zottneck. . We recommend that the following be granted a district license; Jaycob Michael Blea, Michael Brown, Johnny Chazarreta, Shawn Ann Chazarreta, Sharon Entrot, Korey Frazier, Elizabeth Graham, Therese Moreno, Tom Mosier, Arthur Pacheco, Johnny Pacheco, Bianca Rivas, Patti Rivas, Monica Rodriguez, Dennis Strack, Elizabeth Strack. We recommend that the following not be granted renewal of district license: William Borden having not been recommended, Anne Krebbs having not applied and Feliciano Hernandez having not progressed in his studies. We recommend the following be commissioned as evangelists: Nicolas E. Brough, Arnold G. Leidy. We recommend the following be granted retirement status Arnold G. Leidy. Partial Report No. 4 We your District Board of Ministerial Credentials, recommend that the following be elected to elder’s orders; Erika Hasenauer, Aaron Tiffany and Chris Yocom. We also recommend the recognition of Elders orders from the Wesleyan Church for Carl Callicutt. Partial Report No. 5 We, your District Board of Ministerial Credentials, recommend the following: that each applicant for district credential be required to meet with the Board of Ministry or an appointed subcommittee every year for proper and necessary accountability. We recommend that the mentorship program be continued and that Randy Elftman serve as the mentorship coordinator to develop and oversee the program. We recommend that Randy Elftman serve as district CEU coordinator to oversee the CEU credits of pastors, etc. We recommend that Jeff Moore, Ken Yocom, Tim Brunk, Pete Myers, William Proulx, Alan Granat, and Dale Twyeffort be approved to teach the course of Study and that other teachers be considered and appointed at each meeting of the Board of Studies. We recommend that the District Barrier Removal Committee (BRC) consist of the district superintendent, the chairman of the Board of Ministerial Credentials, and three at-large members of the Board of Ministerial Credentials, appointed by the district superintendent (appointed are Tim Brunk, Ken Yocom, and Fred Grenier.) We recommend that this committee meet prior to the convening of the Board of Ministry to facilitate the process of removing divorce barriers to the pursuing of ordination by candidates. Respectfully submitted, Ken Yocom, Secretary William Neilson, Chairman B. Board of Ministerial Studies We, the Board of Ministerial Studies, submit the following report: We have examined the records of the pursuants of the course of study for ministers and have placed them accordingly as listed. Elder Level I— Lynette Adele Bozeman, Michael Brown, Brandon Robertson, Isidro Velasquez, Charles Wyant, Jr. Level II— Steven Michael Blea, , Johnny Chazarreta, Michael Guthrie, Feliciano Hernandez, Tom Mosier, Jennie Noriega, Johnny Pacheco, Dennis Strack, Elizabeth Strack, Eric Zottneck, Jessica Zottneck Level III— Jeanna Clever, Larry Deering, Fred Rodriguez, Henry Slape, Wayne Vaughn Level IV— Christopher Paul Baker, William (Billy) Borden, Raul Granillo, Martin Robledo, Kenneth Weisheit Graduated—Korey Paul Frazier Dropped— Anne Marie Krebbs Deacon Level II— Al Casamento, Shawn Chazarreta, Therese Moreno, Arthur Pacheco, Bianca Rivas, Patti Rivas, Monica Rodriguez Level III—Sharon Entrot Respectfully Submitted, Dale K. Twyeffort, Secretary Alan Granat, Chairman C. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES 1. Finance Committee We, your District Assembly Finance Committee, believe responsible Christian stewardship involves each local church investing a portion of its income to the support and expansion of the mission and message of the worldwide Church of the Nazarene. A concern for others beyond our own influence declares a love and loyalty to the mission and message of God’s kingdom here on earth. Every local church should carefully plan to meet this scriptural responsibility to God and His church reaching the lost by the full payment of apportionments. The love of Christ compels each local church to allow no unwarranted failure in this vital area of stewardship. Items Related to Local Churches We recommend that each local church board give prayerful consideration to its financial leadership responsibilities by: 1. Establishing annually an operating budget, approved by the church board and available to the congregation, for the ministries of the local church. A copy should be sent to the district office if requested. 2. Giving positive leadership to the support of the Great Commission by faithful and regular payment of the World Evangelism Fund, Education Fund, Pensions and Benefits Fund and District Ministries Funds. 3. Supporting annually Nazarene Bible College (October) and Nazarene Theological Seminary (January) through receiving an offering and/or budgeting an appropriate amount in the annual operating budget. Each offering is to be sent directly to Nazarene Bible College, 1111 Academy Park Loop, Colorado Springs, CO 80910-3717 or Nazarene Theological Seminary, 1700 East Meyer Blvd., Kansas City, MO 64131. The goal is 100 percent participation by every New Mexico District church in supporting our institutions of ministerial training and development. 4. Caring for the needs of the pastor and full-time ministerial staff, releasing them for their task of leadership in prayer and ministry of the Word, by: a. Paying the pastor and staff adequate salaries and reviewing them at least annually as part of establishing the coming year’s operational budget. An increase of at least the cost of living should be considered as a minimum. The church board secretary should send a report of any salary action taken to the district office. b. Designating an amount in the proposed operating budget for the coming year to pay the expenses of the pastor and spouse attending the General Assembly, General PALCON/WILCON, District Conference Assembly, on Evangelism, Camp Meeting, District Leadership Retreat, and continuing education seminars, and other events where attendance is expected. To assist in budgeting this expense, the church should set aside $500 or more annually. We encourage local churches to send full-time staff to appropriate conferences and seminars in consultation with the senior pastor. c. Establishing an accountable reimbursement plan for the pastors’ ministry-related expenses. This would include professional journals and books, entertainment, travel and lodging and other related items as allowed by tax law. All ministry expenses are to be fully reimbursed when properly authorized and receipted according to IRS guidelines. d. Designating a certain amount of the pastors’ total compensation package(s) as parsonage furnishing and housing allowance. e. Reimbursing the pastors an amount equal to the required SECA (Social Security) tax. This tax is assessed at 15.3 percent of the pastor’s salary and housing allowance/ fair market rental value of the parsonage and should be paid at least quarterly. This amount must be added to their IRS form W-2 as income. This pro rata share should be paid to any pastor changing assignments during the calendar year. f. Paying the hospital insurance premiums for their pastors and their families and establishing a reimbursement medical account plan according to IRS regulations. In addition, each church should consider paying the annual premium on term life and accident insurance available through the Church of the Nazarene. Each church should also consider providing disability insurance for their pastors and insurance on contents of the parsonage as well. g. Participating in the Church of the Nazarene’s Tax-Deferred Annuity Program for its ministers is highly recommended. Every church should enroll their pastor in the tax-deferred annuity program and at least match the general church contribution annually. h. Granting pastors and all full-time ministerial staff members a minimum of two weeks paid vacation annually. Those who have accumulated from five to ten years of salaried ministry in the Church of the Nazarene should be granted three weeks paid vacation; those who have served 11 to 19 years, four weeks of paid vacation; and those who have served the denomination 20 years or more, five weeks of paid vacation. This vacation time should be exclusive of time spent at district and general church meetings. Pastors are advised to use discretion and wisdom in the planning of their vacation in order to best work with the church calendar. i. Insisting that pastors observe at least one full work day as a weekly day off from all ministerial responsibilities and quarterly, a three day break from ministerial duties. j. Observing Manual paragraph 129.10, which states, “In order to encourage a healthy pastoral ministry and the lifelong learning of the pastor, the church board, in consultation with the district superintendent, should provide a sabbatical leave for the pastor following each seven consecutive year of service in one congregation.” We recommend a minimum of sixty days paid sabbatical leave. k. Encouraging the morale of the pastor/staff and augmenting the salary of each by facilitating acts of kindness from the congregation, such as food donations and observing pastor’s appreciation day on the second Sunday of October. l. The local church give at least one week’s salary to the pastor and full-time associates at Christmas each year. 5. An auditing committee be appointed in each local church in accordance with Manual paragraph 129.23. 6. All fund allocations be paid in full annually and payments be made weekly or monthly throughout the church year; payments to begin on May 1, 2011, with the final payment to be made no later than May 15, 2012. 7. The district journal shall be provided to each church in PDF (electronic) form. Local churches may distribute PDF files and/or print as many copies as needed. 8. Our people be encouraged in the stewardship of possessions as related to planned giving, wills, annuities, and life loans on behalf of the local church, district camps, home missions, world missions, and colleges. Each pastor should give careful attention to conduct an active bequest program through the local church; for information write to Dr. Steve Seelig in care of Point Loma Nazarene University. 9. We recommend that the local church give careful consideration to paying evangelists, as a minimum, twice the weekly salary and benefits of the pastor, plus travel expenses one way and to remember those who served them during the year with a Christmas check of appreciation. Guidelines for Local Church Treasurers The responsibilities of the local church treasurer include: 1. Preparing, in cooperation with the pastor and church board, an annual operating budget for the local church. 2. Following the provisions of the 2009-2013 Manual paragraphs 129.21-129.23 in accounting for all money received and disbursed by the local church. 3. Providing all financial records and books to the pastor immediately upon request. 4. Preparing a weekly report of all money received and a monthly report of all financial transactions to the pastor and church board. 5. Promptly distributing all payments according to the time and purpose designated by the order of the church board. All fund allocations are to be paid in full annually and payments be made weekly or monthly throughout the church year. 6. Serving willingly as the local church treasurer according to Manual paragraph 136. 7. Ensuring designated funds are protected for that purpose. 8. Making sure the church board arrange for an annual auditing of all treasurer’s books, according to Manual paragraph 129.23. An annual cash flow audit is expected, as is a full outside audit at least every five years by personnel outside the local church. 9. Certifying that all money received by the church or auxiliaries is properly recorded and reported. It is neither proper nor ethical to carry side accounts independent of the church treasurer’s records. 10. Following the policy of never handling the physical offerings or money of the church but work from the deposit receipt prepared by competent personnel who have counted the offerings and deposited the money in the bank. 11. Submitting monthly reports to the district office whenever such requests are made. Items Related to District Interests The District Finance Committee recommends that all district ministries and its extensions should be considered a vital part of the local church outreach and fulfillment of the Great Commission in the following manner: 1. That those who travel for the district will be reimbursed at a rate of 50 cents per mile. This includes the District Advisory Board, District Board of Church Properties, Bonita Park Camp Board, District Board of Ministry, NMI, NYI, and Sunday School ministries councils, and all other committees called by the district superintendent. 2. That the district treasurer pay the hospitalization insurance premium for the district superintendent and family. 3. That the district treasurer pay the annual premium on the maximum term life, accidental death and dismemberment, and long-term disability insurance provided through the Church of the Nazarene for the district superintendent. 4. That the district furnish the district superintendent a car allowance and any operation and maintenance expense as determined by the District Advisory Board. 5. That the district superintendent annually be granted a five-week vacation with pay. 6. That all district financial records, including those of Bonita Park and the Extension Fund, be audited annually by an auditing firm or certified public accountant. 7. That all designated funds be kept in an interest bearing account or District Advisory Board approved investments. 8. That the District Superintendent be granted two weeks annually to hold meetings off the District. This will be in addition to his vacation time. Items Related to Fund Apportionments 1. That the pastor’s end-of-the year report, submitted to the district and then filed annually with the general secretary’s office, shall be the guide for computing all budgets. Funding the Mission allocations goals are 5.5% for the World Evangelism Fund, 2.0% for Pensions and Benefits USA, 2.5% for Education, 6.0% for District Budget, of the local church’s Total Income (line 30) less amounts given for WEF (line 31) and Mission Specials (line 32). Churches will be considered in full support if these goals are met in full. All fund allocations are to be sent to the District Treasurer, 1520 Avondale, Clovis, NM 8810. 2. That a unified District Budget will be distributed according to the following formula: District Ministry 73% Home Missions 15% Nazarene Missions International 4% SDMI Sunday School Ministries 4% Nazarene Youth International 4% 3. That the District Ministry Budget be $246,610.00 and be apportioned as follows: Salaries and Honoraria District Superintendent Salary Secretary Salary $35,000 13,500 District Secretary Honorarium 3,600 District Treasurer Honorarium 3,600 Total $55,700 Employee Benefits District Superintendent Annuity 12,000 District Superintendent Housing 37,800 District Superintendent SECA 14,000 DS Health Reimbursement Account 12,900 DS Life, AD/D, Long-Term Disability Insurance 2,400 DS Christmas Gift 1,500 Office Secretary FICA 1,100 Worker’s Compensation Insurance 700 Total 82,400 Business and Professional Expenses DS Car Replacement 10,800 DS Travel, Meals, Lodging and Hospitality 16,000 Conferences District Cabin Maintenance 4,200 500 Total 31,500 District Activities District Journals for District Office 500 The Mission 3,000 General Assembly Delegate Fund 3,000 District Assembly Expense 6,000 Leadership Retreat/Pastors’ Workshop 2,500 Boards and Committees 5,000 Seminars/Evangelism 3,500 Gifts/Flowers 2,000 Multi-Peril Insurance 2,000 Total 27,500 Office Expenses Rent 10,200 Telephone 4,500 Postage 1,000 Office Supplies, Equipment, Insurance 3,000 Legal and Audit 2,510 District Secretary Expense 1,000 District Administrative Assistant 27,300 Total Total District Ministry 49,510 $246,610 Respectfully Submitted Joel Burdell, Secretary Ken Yocom, Chairman 2. Education Committee Your Committee on Education makes the following commendations and recommendations: 1. In recognition of the vital role that formal Christian higher education plays in our society, we encourage our churches to give prayer and financial support to Point Loma Nazarene University (PLNU), Nazarene Bible College and Nazarene Theological Seminary. 2. We expect all of our educational institutions, local, regional and general to reflect the theological heritage, moral and core values of the Church of the Nazarene. 3. We encourage participation in campus events for high school age students, including Preview, Southwest Elev8, and other special events. 4. We encourage members of the local church to use the PLNU Vacation by the Sea opportunity during the summer. 5. Churches may participate in the ministry of PLNU periodically by inviting the university personnel, including special speakers, musical groups, and students, to participate in our local church services and we understand the expenses related to this participation need to be the responsibility of the local church. 6. We encourage participation in alumni and auxiliary activities. 7. Estate planning is available through the office of PLNU’s Institutional Advancement. 8. We encourage new pastors who have transferred from other educational regions to visit the PLNU campus as soon as possible after arriving on the region by taking advantage of President Brower’s invitation for the complimentary use of college facilities. 9. We encourage participation in the matching grant program whereby the local church gives $250 and the college matches it with $250, making $500 available to each Nazarene student. That an amount of $2,600 (for students who were new or readmitted after the spring 2006 semester) or $2,200 (all other students) shall be allocated from the district educational budget for each eligible, full-time, undergraduate Nazarene student attending PLNU. In addition to this, each student may receive an additional grant according to the district payment of Education Budget as follows: 100 percent-$200, 95 percent-$100 and 90 percent-$50. Respectfully submitted, Bill Proulx, Chairman 3. Journal Committee The Journal Committee has checked the minutes of our proceedings and found them to be in order. We recommend that the district secretary read the final minutes and prepare them for publication. Respectfully submitted, Ken Yocom, Chairman 4. Nominating Committee The Nominating Committee was composed of J. Fred Huff, chairman; Ken Yocom, secretary; Mark Asplund, Vaughn Gossman, Jaron Graham, Susan Howe, Lana Leidy, Dean Coonradt, Ernie Tennefos, Joel Burdell. We recommend that the Journal Committee be made up of Linda Brooks, Dinah Huff, Joel Burdell, and Ken Yocom. We recommend that the Finance Committee (terms to expire at District Assembly 2013) include the following ex officio members: the District Superintendent, District Secretary, District Treasurer, District NMI President, District SDMI Chairman, District NYI President, the District Advisory Board, and the following members-at-large: Mark Asplund, Bill Belgie, Kent Carruthers, Jaron Graham, William Proulx, Marvin Van Soest, Tim Brunk, Vaughn Gossman and Mike Howe. The Nominating Committee recommends that the following be approved as members of district boards and standing committees: Church Extension Board: District Advisory Board Home Missions Board: District Advisory Board Church Properties: District Advisory Board Court of Appeals (terms to expire 2013): J. Fred Huff (chairman), William Nielson, Dale Twyeffort, Joel Burdell, and Tom Battin. Board of Ministry (terms to expire 2016) Tim Brunk, Rick Hutchison, Pete Myers and Dale Twyeffort. Barrier Removal/Restoration Committee: J. Fred Huff (chairman), Bill Nielson, Fred Grenier, Tim Brunk, and Ken Yocom District Chaplaincy Director: Darryl Tennefos We recommend that we elect four laypersons and four ministers (terms to expire in 2013) to the District Advisory Board from the following nominations: Laypersons — Joel Burdell, Larry Fry, Mike Howe, Saurabh Emmanuel, Mark Asplund, Bruce Haley, Kent Carruthers, John Graham, Marvin Van Soest. Ministerial— Dean Coonradt, Rick Hutchison, Darwin Speicher, Ken Yocom, Dave West, Arnie Leidy, Vaughn Gossman, Bill Nielson. Motion, Seconded and Carried that members (Elders or Layman) of churches whose church budget was not paid in full for previous church year, be removed from nominating to DAB. Motion, Second and Carried that six will be sufficient to make up the ballot for either Ministerial or Lay We recommend that we elect four elders for the Camp Board— (terms to expire 2014) from the following nominations: Tim Brunk, Jaron Graham, Darwin Speicher, Randy Elftman, Rick Hutchison, Ken Yocom, Ernestine Tennefos, Arnie Leidy. We recommend that we elect one of the following Clergy as Trustee to Point Loma Nazarene University (term to expire in 2015) — Dean Coonradt, Vaughn Gossman, Dale Twyeffort, Dave West. Motion, second and Carried that the first ballot for General Assembly Delegates be an open ballot. The highest needed to form a ballot with three times the number needed to elect on the second ballot. Motion, second and carried that we have the third ballot be twice the number needed to elect. Election on the third ballot be by plurality. Motion, second and carried that the next highest recipients of votes be elected as alternates. Motion, second and carried that all elections be by plurality Note: Those marked through have declined the nomination. Respectfully submitted, J. Fred Huff, Chairman Ken Yocom, Secretary VI. Minutes of the Conventions and Auxiliaries A. NMI Convention June 28, 2012 Christine Moore and the Heights First Church Worship Team led the congregation in music. Bill Neilson welcomed delegates and attendees and reminded them to return to the calling of the great commission. Pastor Neilson’s invited us to come and see what God is saying in our day and in our generation. A gift of a large mug was presented to Dr. Huff by NMI president, Bill Nielson, as a token of appreciation for his support and love for Missions. Randy Elftman led us in prayer. Bill introduced Kent and Kathleen, Nazarene Missionaries to Thailand. They have served in the Church of the Nazarene as missionaries since 1994. Kent currently serves as director of Southeast Asia Nazarene Bible. Kathleen serves an administrative role for the Southeast Asia Field. Kent shared that we are not alone in the work we do. He shared 2 stories of faith in illustration: Fang Church in Northern Province of Thailand and the story of Michai and Nasae. He told us that Thailand is economically sound but incomes are low. There are no cars needed, nor is heat or air conditioning needed in the homes. A Thai family can have a comfortable life on $100 per month, unless they trying to support children in school. Tithing is small. Joshua 3: The command was given to priests to stand in the water before there was deliverance. So it was with the Fang Church. Fang’s pastor went and God went with him and provided every need. 2nd story: Michai and Nasae : Michai is the father of 4 girls and he oversees 8 churches in Chiang Rai . Michai has also begun planting a Church without subsidy in that location. God has provided for them as they have stepped out in faith. God has promised: “I will go with you”. God makes a way when there seems to be a way. We must step out. Heights First Church Worship Team led with a celebration with special music Bill Nielson recognized former NMI President Joann Hobbs, and asked her to call the business session to order . Peggy Twyeffort, District NMI Secretary organized the 99th NMI Convention. RECORDING SECRETARY: Jan Brunk; PAGES: John McCord and Fred Grenier; TRANSLATOR: Tim Brunk. Voting bar—Sanctuary Brief Business: Peggy Twyeffort reviewed the by-laws definition of who is a member of this convention. A motion was made by Bill Nielson to accept the pages, recording secretary and translator. The motion was seconded by Joel Burdell, and accepted by the convention delegates. Peggy read Jennifer Brown’s letter of greeting to the convention. Election Secretary—Dale Twyeffort Board of Tellers #1 Board of Tellers #2 Bill Belgie Brent Herren Vera Asplund Fran Farley David Bailey Peggy Lovato Mary Helen Campbell Enid Scott Neva Smith Randy Elftman Morris Whitney Sharon Entrot Susan Yeager Barbara Belgie Susan Howe Augusta Anderson Paul Tafoya A motion was made and seconded to accept Dale Twyeffort and the Board of Tellers #1 and #2. The motion passed. A Compassionate Ministry Child Sponsorship presentation was shown. We were encouraged to sponsor a child. REPORT of NMI PRESIDENT Bill Nielson The Church of the Nazarene is people of the Cross and committed to our Lord’s Message. We follow Him and bear His cross and are consecrated to his mission and are passionate to tell others. The Church is: 159 world areas 737 missionaries are employed 27,524+ churches worldwide 25,629+ clergy 2.14 million Members $66 + million given last year for WEF “You have demonstrated this year that we are powerful partners in the mission with Nazarenes around the world.” Ephesians 3:20, 21, NIV. We are empowered by his Spirit to make a difference. 29 churches in the district have given 5.7 % or more for their World Evangelism Fund. As a district we have given over 106 =% for WEF. Rev. Nielson affirmed NMI presidents, district pastors, and church people . He gave these challenges for 2012-2013: Praying – Mission Foundation: Glorifies God and reconcilers of the lost Discipleship – Christ like Disciples Giving – 10+% to WEF: Every Church to pay WEF in Full! Educating – A NMI President: Tell the story of how God’s Spirit is working miraculously throughout the nations to make Christ like disciples. This has significance for this is eternal. Get the message out: God is still at work and He is triumph. Onward! Dr. Huff moved to accept the President’s report: The motion was seconded and accepted. The ballot for New Mexico Delegates for General NMI Convention was distributed. A motion was made and seconded, and approved that the ballot for delegates for General NMI Convention is for delegates and alternates on one ballot and the result will be by plurality. Ballot for New Mexico Delegates for General NMI Convention: Vote for 7 _____ Tim Brunk _____ Joel Burdell _____ Meredith Burdell _____ Fern Crider _____ Tom Crider _____ Saurabh Emmanuel _____ Ray Farley _____ Becca Gossman _____ Elizabeth Graham _____ Jaron Graham _____ Bruce Haley _____ Ruth Hasenauer _____ Dewana Herren _____ Dinah Huff _____Wanda McCord The ballot for NMI Council (Term ending in 2014) was distributed. A motion was made by Rev. Nielson to accept the ballot. It was seconded and accepted. Ballot #2 NMI Council (Term ending 2014) Vote for 2 _____ Tim Brunk (Las Cruces) _____ Tom Crider (Albuquerque) _____ Becca Gossman (Roswell) _____ Wanda McCord (Clovis) _____ Marge Wheelock (Angus The Boards of Tellers were dismissed to count the ballots. A presentation of Sun Valley Indian School was made by Jeannette Garrison. Bill presented certificates and a set of reading books to each of the following 22 PRIORITY ONE churches: Albuquerque Heights First, Albuquerque Monte Santo, Albuquerque Rio Vista, Albuquerque Sandia, Angus, Carlsbad Church Street, Carlsbad First, Deming, Edgewood Outreach, El Paso First, El Paso Trinity, Farmington Cross Roads Community, Gallup, Hobbs First, Las Cruces First, Living Stones, Living Well, Los Lunas Faith Family, Lovington, Portales, Roswell Central, Roswell First, Truth or Consequences. Joel Burdell, Treasurer, presented the treasurers report for the previous year. A summary is: Reporting for the NMI year ended April 30, 2012 District Budgets: $12,500 Actual: $11, 195 Total Expenses $11,442 Total Checking Accounts, General Convention Savings, LEVEL Club, and District projects Balances: $33,810 Rev. Neilson moved to receive the report and it was seconded and approved. Saurabh Emmanuel came to present a project to partner with the Intel Corporation to provide computers to Nazarene elementary schools in Swaziland. If this project is approved Intel will send 4-6 engineers to Swaziland to train the Teachers and students with computers. The Swaziland Computers project is a 10% project. ($500 dollars per computer: the goal is 26 computers or $13,000) It is funded through Heights First Church. The Heights First Church Worship Team led in congregational singing. TIME of INTERCESSION Missionaries Kent and Kathleen shared how God answers prayer. Faith is the key. Bill asked the convention to make circles of small groups to pray for our world, the needs around our world, and for our missionaries. HFC Worship Team led in worship with special music. NMI President Bill Nielson presented a Distinguished Service Award to Gary and Ruth Hasenauer. The Convention was given a 15 minute break. Christine Moore, Worship Team Leader brought the convention back to business with congregational singing. Bill Nielson presented the result of the elections: NMI Council (Term Ending 2014) Results: 122 votes cast: 45 for Tim Brunk; 59 for Tom Crider; 43 Becca Grossman; 49 for Wanda McCord; 45 for Marge Wheelock. Tom Crider and Wanda McCord are the two new NMI Council members. Ballot for New Mexico Delegates for General NMI Convention: Results in order of votes cast: 120 votes cast: Dinah Huff (101); Joel Burdell (85); Saurabh Emmanuel (64); Meredith Burdell (64); Tom Crider (62); Fern Crider (58);Tim Brunk (55) These are the 7 delegates to the General NMI Convention, held June 19-22, 2013 in Indianapolis, IN. Alternates: Ruth Hasenauer (54); Jaron Graham(52); Elizabeth Graham (50); Ray Farley(48); Dewana Herren (46); Wanda McCord (40); Becca Grossman (37); Bruce Haley (3l) The district NMI Council members were each allowed 2 Minutes for reports on the work of their area: Publicity/Mission Education - Ruth Hasenauer: Publicity and education—Calendar of Mission Emphasis Monthly; Two publications: Mission Connection etc.; missionary books are on e-books. Alabaster – Wanda McCord: Alabaster information has been placed in packets. NM District participated very well. Work and Witness Domestic - Randy Elftman: NMI had a trailer with equipment for Work and Witness that was burned up at Bonita Park during the fire. We had a trip to the Border Initiative in El Paso and put in new room. District projects: Difficult funding; but we can use the labor. It is a worthwhile cause to help take care of our own. Prayer and Fasting - Dewana Herren : Every church needs to have a time of prayer and fasting. In the packets, the is a Q&A handout. Fasting is the principal that God has employed. Matthew 6:16-18. (The Message) Deputation Coordinator - Tom Crider: This past year 27 churches gave deputation offerings for a total of $60,673.15 dollars. Please sign up for our missionaries. Mission Call Coordinator – Susan Torres: Introduced a young lady by the name of Kayla who felt called to Missions and Susan gave her information and support to help her realize her call. Missionary Kent prayed for Kayla. LINKS - Fern Crider: We’re in a new cycle with our LINKS assignment missionaries: Don and Cheryl Cox (retired, South America); Edna Lochner (retired, Swaziland); Fred and Donna Otto (retired, South Africa). In the packets for each church is the information for their assigned LINKS missionary. In addition the district has been assigned the Selishche Men’s Rehab Center, Medical Education Links Eurasia. Every church on the district is encouraged to send extra money for this ministry to the District Treasurer when you send for your assigned LINKS missionary. Border Initiative/Jesus Film - Dinah Huff showed a brief film from Ethiopia showing the impact of the Jesus film where 4,500 people attended. As of June 12, Jesus Film Teams reported 11 million + decisions for Christ. Please support the Jesus Film through Prayer and Financial Support; Goal: for every church to participate in Jesus Film Ministry. In NM this year 22 churches have given $15,000 + this year for the Jesus Film Ministry. Border Initiative: Dinah Huff introduced a young couple who is working on the Border Initiative: Tim and Penny Hardiman gave a report. Goal is to see lives transformed for Christ. Tool: Happy sack. Evangelism Broadcast - Fred Grenier: World Mission theme: Beyond Borders and Barriers; Multiple means of reaching others but we rely on you and your offerings. Do an Offering: eg. On a designated Sunday, every 5 dollar bill in the offering plate will go to the Broadcast ($5.00 per minute). Thank you for 68 years of support for this ministry. Children’s Ministries – Wanda McCord: Kids need to get involved—thank you. Send cards to Links Missionaries; we need to involve our young children. Come by booth. Ethnic/Compassionate Ministries - Saurabh Emmanuel: Have a compassionate heart and share the gospel with people who in need. Pray, “Lord, lead me to someone who needs Christ.” Work and Witness Global- Ray Farley (sub) NM team went to Peru with the Garmans. ; Also to Burma to dig a well. Larry Fry shared that the new WW trip was Honduras, Nov. 5-15, 2012, and encouraged those who had never experienced this type of trip to consider going. LEVEL Club - Ray Farley: $3,000 contributed to Border Initiative. Raises funds for WW projects. Need to give, go and pray. Membership/Memorial Roll - Dale Twyeffort: Distinguished service awards help pay for missionary health care. The cost is $100. $50 puts names on the Memorial Roll. Memorial Roll was shown. Each Church that had placed a name on the memorial roll received a flower. A Deputation love offering was taken for Kent and Kathleen. HFC Worship Team led with special music. Kent and Kathleen presented a closing challenge. Kathleen challenged us to sponsor a pastor’s child. Kent spoke of how the majority of people in Thailand are Buddhists. He told a story of Decha and Panasda who were converted and have a heart for the lost. Both are working with an unreached people group. Kent challenged the NM district to pray for Decha and Panasda and the northern Thai people. The convention was closed with a song of mission. The Mission Day Rally began at 7:00 pm with special music by the Young at Heart Choir, with Connie Atkinson directing. District NMI President welcomed the congregation to the Rally. Rick Hutchison opened the service with prayer. Christine Moore and the Heights First Church Worship Team led in congregational singing. Bill Nielson asked Saurabh Emmanuel to make a presentation to the missionaries Kent and Kathleen of a Proclaimer in the Thai language. He also gave them a DVD of the Jesus film in several of the Indian languages, including Sikh, which Kent had said was spoken by some in Thailand. Bill Nielson presented a Distinguished Service Award to Rev. Tom and Fern Crider, in appreciation of their work for NMI and missions on the NM district. Young at Heart Choir presented special music which was received with great appreciation. President Nielson recognized the 29 churches who received the Church of Excellence Award for giving to the World Evangelism fund at least 5.7% of church income, or $1500 above the 5.5% assigned. Those churches are: Albuquerque Heights First, Albuquerque Holiday Park, Albuquerque Monte Santo, Albuquerque Pajarito Mesa, Albuquerque Rio Vista, Albuquerque Sandia, Angus, Aztec, Broadview, Carlsbad Church Street, Carlsbad First, Deming, Edgewood Outreach, El Paso Open Gate Community, El Paso Trinity, Farmington Crossroads Community, Gallup First, Hobbs First, Iglesia Evanjelica Cristana del Nazareno, Living Stones Community, Living Well, Los Alamos La Vista, Los Lunas Faith Family, Portales, Roswell Iglesia de la Vecindad del Nazareno, Santa Fe, Silver City Mountain View, Truth or Consequences, Tularosa. Heights First Church Worship Team continued to lead in congregational singing. Stephanie Smith sang a special solo. Kent and Kathleen shared Christ’s Call to His Mission. First Kent taught the congregation to sing a song in the Thai language. They shared stories about their own family, their call, and their experiences. Kent told us that we are also called: in our going, to proclaim the love of Christ – that’s what Jesus himself did, when he healed the woman who touched the hem of His robe, for example. He said that God’s call is to everywhere: Jerusalem (our own city), Judea (our state), Samaria (the next state), and the ends of the earth. Kathleen shared the story of discipling a girl from one of the small villages, who stayed with her for two weeks originally to learn English, which Kathleen taught in part from a child’s Bible story book. This girl, who was so excited by the stories she read, eventually became Kathleen’s daughter-in-law. The service ended with a song of consecration and commitment led by the Heights First Church Worship Team. Following the service there was a reception in the gymnasium. . Respectfully submitted, Bill Nielson, Chairman Peggy Twyeffort, Secretary B. Sunday School SDMI Convention Friday, June 24, 2011 Heights first Church of the Nazarene Albuquerque, NM 8:30 am Greeting—Dean Coonradt Organizing the Convention—Sharla Parker Pages are Thomas Coonradt and Ryan Hagedorn Treasurer’s Report—Joel Burdell Moved and Seconded—Unanimous Call the Board of Tellers—Sharla Parker Those who Dean requested to be tellers come forward o Susan Torres o Hector Torres o Darwin Warner o Troy Rivas o Richard Pinching Voting delegates will be all District Assembly delegates and everyone present and the voting bar will be the entire sanctuary. Ballots 2011 SDMI convention Ballot; positions are for 2 year terms o SDMI Director Dean Coonradt yes/no o Member-at-large SDMI Council Ernestine Tennefos yes/no Reports Children’s Ministry—Therese Moreno o If we are not part of the war we will be part of the defeat o The vision is that every church in the NM District have a Children’s Pastor or Director o We now have a kids camp website NMkidscamp.com o Bible quizzing presentation from children from the district who have memorized all 20 verses There has been great support in children’s quizzing 12 quizzers went to Point Loma for the Regional Meet o Kids Camp needs to be a priority o Presentation on “Nazarene Safe” The Church of the Nazarene has its own web site Nazarenesafe.org Men’s Ministry—Michael Howe o The first “Man Camp” was a great success o Adult ministry connection at the Nazarene web site will give information on Men’s Ministry o 6 first time salvations and over 20 rededications o April 27-29, 2012. “Shape for His glory; how God makes a spiritual man” with Michael Benson as speaker Women’s Ministry—Cindy Speicher o 16 first time salvations, 57 rededications o Donna Rice will be the speaker in 2012 Evangelism—Steve Lord o Like Jesus, our mission, our call is to go into all the world and make disciples. This should be the passion of our life Youth—Scott Adamson o 2011 Camp speaker will once again be Jonathan Smith “Smitty” who challenged our teens at last year’s camp to be men and women of God o Teen Quizzing has grown with 14 teams participating Our district has two teens, Thomas Coonradt and Wesley Coonradt, who will represent our Region at Nationals SDMI Director’s Report—Dean Coonradt Motion to accept the report---Unanimous Results of Ballots— 163 ballots cast Dean Coonradt—161 yes; 2 no Ernestine Tennefos—158 yes; 5 no Awards Appreciation to Local Superintendents and Teachers Respectfully submitted, Sharla Parker, Recording Secretary VII. Financial and Statistical A. Auditor's Report B. District Treasurer’s Report COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET1 (Statistical Year Dates) 4/30/2011 and 4/30/2012 2 Assets 4/30/2011 Current Assets Cash on Hand and in Banks Savings Accounts Other Current Assets 4/30/2012 101,563 682,040 222,865 254,194 509,958 172,755 1,006,468 936,907 47,237 23,817 41,853 24,890 Total Investments 71,054 66,743 Property and Equipment Property (itemized list) Equipment (itemized list) 3,008,146 188,303 2,926,983 194,380 3,196,449 3,121,363 Other Assets (itemized list) 0 0 Total Assets3 4,273,971 4,125,013 Total Current Assets Investments Loans on Real Estate (itemized list) Other Investments (itemized list) Total Property and Equipment 1 All figures are shown at cost. It is recommended that a CPA audit the Balance Sheet. Use date that coincides with the end of your assembly year. 3 The “total assets” figure should be equal to the “total liabilities and fund balance” figure. 2 (3/12) Liabilities and Fund Balance 4/30/2011 Liabilities Current Liabilities (due in 1 year or less) Notes Payable (itemized list) Other Current Liabilities (itemized list) 84,222 20,500 0 84,268 0 0 104,722 84,268 58,613 0 163,335 84,268 456,865 374,128 3,092,631 0 18,459 0 65,000 60,403 370,352 303,015 3,188,791 0 26,439 0 65,000 61,630 27,392 25,518 Total Fund Balance 4,110,636 4,040,745 Total Liabilities and Fund 4,273,971 4,125,013 Total Current Liabilities Long-term Liabilities (due in more than 1 year) (itemized list)4 Total Liabilities Fund Balance Home Missions Fund Home Missions Revolving Fund Camp Fund Medical Insurance Fund General Assembly Fund District Property Development Fund Contingent Fund Other Designated Fund Balances (itemized list) Undesignated Fund Balance Balance 5 4/30/2012 4 Contingent liabilities (such as guaranteeing payment of a loan for a local church) are not included in the long-term liabilities. A report listing each contingent liability should be prepared separately from this balance sheet (show the original loan amount and the present balance). 5 The “total liabilities and fund balance” figure should be equal to the “total assets” figure. (3/12) Itemized List for Comparative Balance Sheet as of 4-30-2011 Supplemental Statistical Report New Mexico Value District Property Value District Center 302,000.00 2,980,000.00 Value District Parsonage .00 Indebtedness on District Property .00 14 15 15a 16 Associate Church Members 13 Inactive Church Members 12 17 8 4 2 0 0 12 8 12 5 24 4 7 1 1 0 15 0 7 3 30 1 2 2 0 0 20 9 10 4 30 145 501 79 129 129 50 106 0 35 32 0 0 0 0 0 140 228 42 55 60 40 0 0 0 0 1 5 0 6 34 4 0 35 144 1,073 2 111 0 0 2 2 4 113 0 3 14 0 0 13 14 16 134 1,170 69 323 0 0 62 608 262 88 6 0 0 0 4 0 10 0 2 3 11 0 2 0 15 3 257 85 85 22 0 0 183 37 Dr. William A. Proulx Rev. Dean Coonradt Rev. Alvin E. Bunting Jr. 55 19 144 127 85 0 0 0 2 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 11 1 0 1 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 4 54 19 143 127 92 0 7 52 59 9 0 0 0 0 0 34 12 91 61 56 Edgewood Breakpoint El Paso First El Paso Montwood El Paso Nuevo Amanecer El Paso Open Gate Community Rev. Steve Sanchez Rev. Fred J. Grenier Rev. Jon E. Stout Rev. Martin Robledo Rev. William J. Belgie 19 156 43 20 463 17 0 2 2 15 11 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 30 0 2 2 18 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 17 3 3 0 0 80 3 6 0 0 98 46 150 45 22 383 0 37 16 2 220 0 0 0 0 0 81 97 40 15 110 21 22 23 24 *25 El Paso Trinity Farmington Crossroads Community Gallup First Grace Restoration Center Hobbs First Rev. Brent J. Herren Rev. David M. West Rev. Geneva C. Davis Rev. Jeanna M. Clever Rev. Kenneth P. Yocom 15 636 60 0 99 0 52 12 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 52 12 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 12 6 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 12 9 0 0 15 676 63 0 102 9 90 18 0 19 0 0 0 0 0 17 540 26 9 91 26 27 28 29 30 - Hobbs Spanish Iglesia Evangelica Cristana del Nazareno Las Cruces First Las Cruces Sonrise Community Living Stones Community Rev. Juan G. Holguin Rev. Feliciano Hernandez Rev. Timothy M. Brunk Rev. Steven L. Burkhart Rev. Darwin Speicher 0 0 102 23 649 0 2 8 2 74 0 0 0 0 0 0 82 2 4 0 0 84 10 6 74 0 0 0 0 2 0 6 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 7 0 6 2 2 9 0 78 110 27 714 0 0 60 5 186 0 0 0 0 0 0 55 50 25 435 31 32 33 *34 35 Living Well Los Alamos La Vista Los Lunas Faith Family Lovington Moriarty Rev. Eric Zottneck Rev. Keith A. Rosenbaum Rev. R. Alan Granat Rev. Jaron L. Graham Rev. Thomas E. Mosier 10 57 42 47 46 12 0 7 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 2 2 0 15 0 9 4 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 7 0 2 14 0 0 2 3 0 0 7 2 7 14 25 50 49 44 35 2 7 4 3 21 0 0 0 0 0 58 10 75 74 33 Albuquerque Pajarito Mesa 7 *8 Albuquerque Rio Vista Albuquerque Sandia 9 10 Angus Aztec Antonio Ramos Graciela Chavez Rev. Jeffrey D. Moore Rev. Fred Rodriguez Rev. Peter K. Myers Rev. Richard D. Hutchison Chris Yocom 11 12 13 14 15 Belen Rio Communities Lighthouse Broadview Carlsbad Church Street Carlsbad First Deming Rev. Chad W. Good 16 17 18 19 *20 * Sponsored New Church this Year Total Gains 6 Weekly Corporate Worship 0 2 0 0 12 Rev. Robert D Claiborne Rev. William B. Nielson Rev. Michael C. Johnson Rev. William (Bill) H. Reinicke Rev. Maria M. Moreno Total Losses 4 2 10 5 12 Pastor Name Alamogordo New Beginnings Albuquerque Heights First Albuquerque Holiday Park Albuquerque Los Altos Albuquerque Monte Santo Lost by Death 153 502 77 128 135 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 2012 7 Full Church Members Reported Last Year 6 MEMBERSHIP AND WORSHIP 15a 16 Full Church Members End of Year Inactive Church Members Associate Church Members 17 3 37 61 69 451 0 17 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 23 64 46 222 21 3 5 4 12 0 2 3 5 28 0 0 34 0 30 30 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 32 31 0 0 9 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 69 27 0 15 15 126 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 6 0 2 6 0 0 13 9 126 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 12 79 Current Year Total 6,370 410 37 137 584 63 163 136 362 6,592 1,609 0 4,151 Last Year Total 6,080 444 53 77 574 41 171 72 284 6,370 1,721 0 4,521 Increase / (Decrease) 290 (16) 60 10 22 64 78 222 Rev. Dale K. Twyeffort Rev. Lorin F. Noble Dr. Marvin E. White Inactive (34) Transfer Total Gains Truth or Consequences Tularosa Valencia Valley New Mexico Supplemental Rev. Mario R. Mejicanos Rev. Charles H. Anderson Merge (8) Disorganize (112) Weekly Corporate Worship 0 2 2 9 21 Total Losses 0 0 0 2 2 Lost by Death 0 1 0 4 0 Received by Transfer Lost by Transfer to Other Nazarene Churches 15 Lost by Removal, Commendation, or Release 14 0 1 2 3 19 Rev. Hector Torres Susan Torres * Sponsored New Church this Year 13 1 3 9 1 27 Roswell Iglesia de la Vecindad del Nazareno Sandia Hispano Iglesia del Nazareno Santa Fe Silver City Mountain View Telos Edgewood Outreach to Edgewood Breakpoint 12 0 0 0 1 13 41 Name Change 11 0 3 0 0 0 Rev. Helen J. Lortz Rev. C. Paul Baker Pastor. Johnny J. Pacheco Rev. Randy W. Elftman Rev. J. Vaughn Gossman Organized 10 1 0 9 0 14 Pastor Name Mount Taylor Mountainair Portales Roswell Central Roswell First 46 47 48 9 2 36 54 77 445 Church Name 36 37 38 39 40 42 43 44 45 8 Received by Profession of Faith Full Church Members Reported Last Year 2012 7 Received from Other Denominations 6 MEMBERSHIP AND WORSHIP 0 Drop Telos (370) 23 23a 24 24a 26 27 28 29 29a NMI Associate Membership 22a NMI Active Membership 22 14 22 3 5 13 119 377 42 15 75 101 320 7 43 55 156 477 60 33 118 145 413 10 62 80 42 117 10 25 65 36 296 0 20 15 32 122 0 45 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 56 12 12 19 24 215 79 43 65 0 125 0 15 84 Albuquerque Pajarito Mesa Albuquerque Rio Vista Albuquerque Sandia Angus Aztec 24 35 200 75 30 18 10 80 42 15 14 12 100 145 6 9 7 40 67 3 52 40 800 150 60 38 12 488 89 20 90 87 1,100 370 96 65 29 608 198 38 35 23 130 70 28 29 6 180 128 0 0 0 170 23 20 0 0 100 0 0 11 12 60 145 0 34 62 1,171 257 35 0 18 0 125 0 11 12 13 14 15 Belen Rio Communities Lighthouse Broadview Carlsbad Church Street Carlsbad First Deming 165 0 38 15 4 6 0 12 15 0 6 0 23 14 5 4 0 11 10 4 43 14 43 57 14 12 14 28 31 12 214 14 104 86 23 22 14 51 56 16 22 5 51 56 16 16 4 25 0 0 0 0 105 57 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 30 12 6 0 10 91 68 0 0 3 52 0 2 16 17 18 19 *20 Edgewood Breakpoint El Paso First El Paso Montwood El Paso Nuevo Amanecer El Paso Open Gate Community 92 34 15 0 156 12 33 10 0 120 25 23 3 5 105 12 19 3 16 20 120 109 35 9 322 40 36 11 70 80 237 166 53 14 583 64 88 24 86 220 64 64 10 14 165 5 24 12 0 65 80 36 0 0 150 12 0 0 0 0 16 23 0 0 20 45 150 40 0 3 45 0 0 0 0 21 22 23 24 *25 El Paso Trinity Farmington Crossroads Community Gallup First Grace Restoration Center Hobbs First 7 305 40 40 120 6 175 37 2 38 4 195 11 20 45 3 90 10 2 18 19 545 75 60 222 6 275 27 5 83 30 1,045 126 120 387 15 540 74 9 139 13 95 18 0 105 15 345 56 6 25 26 275 25 0 98 0 0 25 0 0 4 205 11 0 47 15 586 63 0 15 0 90 0 0 0 26 27 28 29 30 - Hobbs Spanish Iglesia Evangelica Cristana del Nazareno Las Cruces First Las Cruces Sonrise Community Living Stones Community 0 60 25 8 276 0 35 14 5 260 0 20 10 2 143 0 12 2 4 62 0 40 30 25 281 0 18 20 16 106 0 120 65 35 700 0 65 36 25 428 0 30 36 15 198 0 35 30 7 230 0 40 20 0 98 0 0 10 0 48 0 0 0 4 143 0 0 45 25 714 0 0 10 0 0 31 32 33 *34 35 Living Well Los Alamos La Vista Los Lunas Faith Family Lovington Moriarty 27 1 22 60 20 10 1 12 45 12 13 0 15 25 7 9 0 7 12 1 35 11 51 150 28 15 11 18 50 25 75 12 88 235 55 34 12 37 107 38 27 10 19 25 19 7 3 18 72 19 0 0 0 135 0 0 0 0 0 12 7 0 8 25 10 3 0 43 44 2 0 0 0 0 0 36 37 Mount Taylor Mountainair 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 213 19 75 10 213 21 75 10 0 10 75 10 0 0 0 0 0 4 3 37 10 0 6 7 *8 9 10 * Sponsored New Church this Year NYI Membership VBS Enrollment Average Weekly Adult SDMI Attendance Average Weekly Youth SDMI Attendance Caravan Enrollment 12 56 10 3 15 Alamogordo New Beginnings Albuquerque Heights First Albuquerque Holiday Park Albuquerque Los Altos Albuquerque Monte Santo Total Adult SDMI Responsibility List 30 71 0 14 12 1 *2 3 4 5 Total Youth SDMI Responsibility List 25 44 8 15 28 Church Name Average Weekly Children’s SDMI Attendance Total Average Weekly Discipleship Groups Attendance 21a Total Average Weekly Sunday School Attendance 21 Average Weekly SDMI Attendance 20a Total SDMI Responsibility List 2012 20 Total Children’s SDMI Responsibility List DISCIPLESHIP 26 27 28 29 29a NMI Associate Membership 24a NMI Active Membership 24 61 24 199 41 24 190 30 0 9 0 0 125 0 0 0 5 20 20 0 35 111 0 5 33 31 17 1 1 19 15 51 33 17 11 44 0 0 0 0 0 30 8 0 0 28 7 0 0 16 12 0 0 14 12 0 0 50 12 0 0 48 7 0 0 96 32 0 0 90 26 0 0 80 7 0 0 15 7 0 0 0 27 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 3 0 0 8 15 0 0 4 0 0 8 2 7 5 7 4 3 1 16 2 13 8 24 6 49 10 50 36 35 9 72 0 17 70 48 0 14 8 39 3 5 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 16 13 9 126 7 3 0 Current Year Total 2,356 1,380 1,204 577 4,732 2,544 8,292 4,501 2,052 1,903 1,753 207 1,015 4,304 631 Last Year Total 1,910 1,293 1,118 675 3,965 2,212 6,993 4,180 1,973 2,294 1,239 244 1,132 4,331 611 Increase / (Decrease) 446 87 86 767 332 1,299 321 79 Roswell Iglesia de la Vecindad del Nazareno Sandia Hispano Iglesia del Nazareno Santa Fe Silver City Mountain View Telos Truth or Consequences Tularosa Valencia Valley New Mexico Supplemental Name Change Edgewood Outreach to Edgewood Breakpoint Inactive Transfer Merge (391) 514 NYI Membership VBS Enrollment Average Weekly Adult SDMI Attendance Average Weekly Youth SDMI Attendance (98) Caravan Enrollment 80 96 413 Total Adult SDMI Responsibility List 41 16 54 Total Youth SDMI Responsibility List 45 62 165 Average Weekly Children’s SDMI Attendance Total Average Weekly Discipleship Groups Attendance 23a Total Average Weekly Sunday School Attendance 23 5 3 5 41 * Sponsored New Church this Year 22a 10 13 38 Portales Roswell Central Roswell First Organized 22 15 5 140 38 39 40 46 47 48 21a 25 21 210 Church Name 42 43 44 45 21 Average Weekly SDMI Attendance Total Children’s SDMI Responsibility List 2012 20a Total SDMI Responsibility List 20 DISCIPLESHIP (37) Disorganize (117) (27) 20 Drop Telos 39 Other District Interests 40 41 Total Given to Education Funds 38 Other Nazarene Educational Instituions 37 Assigned Educational Institution 36 Total Given to District Mission 35 District Ministry Funds 34 Pension Fund Church Name 33 Total Given to Global Mission World Evangelism Fund PART 1 2012 32 Other Global Interests 31 Approved Mission Specials 30 Total Church Income FINANCIAL SUMMARY 1 *2 3 4 5 Alamogordo New Beginnings 122,678 3,868 769 0 4,637 423 1,608 0 1,608 264 0 264 Albuquerque Heights First 566,415 31,153 32,583 1,750 65,486 10,606 31,817 0 31,817 13,257 950 14,207 Albuquerque Holiday Park 75,259 4,138 1,473 0 5,611 1,397 4,185 0 4,185 1,744 0 1,744 Albuquerque Los Altos 40,209 2,097 90 0 2,187 764 0 0 0 0 0 0 Albuquerque Monte Santo 40,950 2,438 446 0 2,884 768 2,303 0 2,303 960 294 1,254 6 7 *8 9 10 Albuquerque Pajarito Mesa 27,242 1,499 0 0 1,499 515 1,545 0 1,545 643 0 643 Albuquerque Rio Vista 95,539 5,255 125 0 5,380 1,806 5,417 0 5,417 2,257 0 2,257 Albuquerque Sandia 293,557 15,525 29,669 0 45,194 5,650 17,523 0 17,523 6,914 0 6,914 Angus 334,363 18,390 16,908 0 35,298 6,126 18,275 0 18,275 7,656 0 7,656 Aztec 41,545 2,530 1,735 530 4,795 855 2,265 58 2,323 944 25 969 11 12 13 14 15 Belen Rio Communities Lighthouse 48,799 998 4,572 0 5,570 181 0 0 0 70 0 70 Broadview 19,015 1,164 0 0 1,164 358 1,102 0 1,102 446 0 446 Carlsbad Church Street 206,871 11,378 10,531 0 21,909 3,894 11,679 0 11,679 4,867 300 5,167 Carlsbad First 192,454 17,339 27,589 0 44,928 3,446 10,265 1,700 11,965 4,277 300 4,577 36,355 2,039 1,149 0 3,188 701 2,102 0 2,102 876 50 926 16 17 18 19 *20 Edgewood Breakpoint 21 22 23 24 *25 El Paso Trinity 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 *34 35 Deming El Paso First El Paso Montwood El Paso Nuevo Amanecer El Paso Open Gate Community Farmington Crossroads Community Gallup First Grace Restoration Center Hobbs First 59,398 3,279 511 0 3,790 1,283 3,373 0 3,373 1,413 0 1,413 102,231 5,276 2,978 0 8,254 1,918 5,758 0 5,758 2,397 0 2,397 86,288 4,454 485 0 4,939 1,628 2,137 0 2,137 809 166 975 5,808 292 205 0 497 112 336 0 336 140 0 140 100,874 5,402 4,730 0 10,132 2,045 5,510 590 6,100 2,305 0 2,305 20,790 1,375 1,142 0 2,517 382 1,128 0 1,128 476 0 476 715,000 39,321 300 0 39,621 13,643 40,537 0 40,537 16,890 0 16,890 51,729 3,029 1,745 0 4,774 992 2,861 0 2,861 1,208 100 1,308 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 142,617 7,837 575 0 8,412 2,696 8,087 0 8,087 3,369 0 3,369 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6,227 0 0 0 0 0 367 0 367 172 0 172 Las Cruces First 87,586 4,532 683 0 5,215 1,649 4,944 0 4,944 2,060 0 2,060 Las Cruces Sonrise Community 21,741 1,085 23 0 1,108 415 0 0 0 0 0 0 763,150 41,500 3,600 0 45,100 15,000 43,500 0 43,500 18,000 400 18,400 Living Well 39,859 2,193 881 0 3,074 744 2,231 150 2,381 929 0 929 Los Alamos La Vista 34,227 1,883 1,799 0 3,682 618 1,852 0 1,852 872 50 922 Los Lunas Faith Family 110,874 6,099 1,031 0 7,130 2,096 6,286 0 6,286 2,619 0 2,619 Lovington 145,137 7,171 10,461 0 17,632 2,610 7,833 0 7,833 3,262 0 3,262 50,417 1,596 1,286 92 2,974 1,200 1,800 0 1,800 1,210 0 1,210 - Hobbs Spanish Iglesia Evangelica Cristana del Nazareno Living Stones Community Moriarty * Sponsored New Church this Year 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 36 37 38 39 40 World Evangelism Fund PART 1 2012 32 Total Given to Global Mission 31 Other Global Interests 30 Approved Mission Specials FINANCIAL SUMMARY Mount Taylor 12,915 649 450 0 1,099 237 0 0 0 224 50 Mountainair 24,313 662 326 0 988 468 1,039 0 1,039 585 0 585 Portales 73,077 3,966 1,576 0 5,542 1,363 4,087 0 4,087 1,703 0 1,703 Roswell Central Roswell First 41 Roswell Iglesia de la Vecindad del Nazareno Sandia Hispano Iglesia del Nazareno 42 43 Santa Fe 44 Silver City Mountain View 45 Telos 46 Truth or Consequences 47 Tularosa 48 Valencia Valley 66,735 3,425 1,667 0 5,092 1,256 411 0 411 136 0 136 431,897 20,685 38,142 0 58,827 8,017 22,570 0 22,570 9,404 0 9,404 15,074 839 100 0 939 288 876 0 876 359 0 359 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 41,709 2,279 0 0 2,279 791 2,373 0 2,373 990 0 990 43,474 2,697 1,800 0 4,497 817 2,453 0 2,453 1,022 0 1,022 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 29,544 2,521 2,291 0 4,812 518 1,555 0 1,555 650 100 750 6,220 375 161 0 536 150 300 0 300 175 0 175 100,440 2,600 0 0 2,600 1,957 2,953 0 2,953 490 0 490 0 New Mexico Supplemental 5,530,602 296,833 206,587 2,372 505,792 102,383 287,243 2,498 289,741 119,044 2,785 121,829 Last Year Total 5,599,927 310,277 128,909 22,138 461,324 104,932 292,718 23,698 316,416 126,201 1,950 128,151 Name Change Edgewood Outreach to Edgewood Breakpoint * Sponsored New Church this Year 0 0 Current Year Total Increase / (Decrease) Organized 274 (69,325) (13,444) Inactive 77,678 (19,766) Transfer 44,468 (2,549) Merge (5,475) (21,200) Disorganize (26,675) (7,157) Drop Telos 835 (6,322) 46 47 48 49 50 51 All Other Church Ministries Total Used for Local Mission Total Missional Disbursements Value of Church Properties Indebtedness on Those Properties Allocations Paid in Full? 45 Local Compassionate Ministries 44a Pastor, Associate, and Support Staff Benefits 44 Pastor, Associate, and Support Staff Salaries Church Name 43 Debt Service PART 2 2012 42 Buildings, Properties and Capital Improvements FINANCIAL SUMMARY 1 *2 3 4 5 Alamogordo New Beginnings 3,741 29,673 17,981 22,935 400 53,763 128,493 135,425 500,000 370,847 No Albuquerque Heights First 8,550 136,633 170,342 91,528 1,350 106,360 514,763 636,879 9,750,000 969,224 Yes Yes 6 7 *8 9 10 Albuquerque Pajarito Mesa 2,500 0 Albuquerque Rio Vista 3,109 38,761 248,813 228,537 Angus 1,285 Aztec Albuquerque Holiday Park Albuquerque Los Altos Albuquerque Monte Santo Albuquerque Sandia 0 0 3,964 39,279 0 0 43,243 56,180 771,180 0 7,866 0 0 7,692 330 995 16,883 19,834 1,080,000 70,000 No 0 0 0 16,929 5,790 11,335 34,054 41,263 0 0 Yes 0 0 23,440 0 25,940 30,142 300,000 0 Yes 27,643 31,112 540 12,373 113,538 128,398 1,808,100 377,809 Yes 66,041 9,000 8,000 64,531 624,922 700,203 3,700,000 2,100,000 Yes 0 124,194 42,886 28,038 106,328 302,731 370,086 1,500,000 0 Yes 7,365 11,039 10,500 0 1,037 13,485 43,426 52,368 1,500,000 103,483 Yes 0 0 0 0 0 0 5,821 2,000,000 111,000 No 205 8,554 14,829 17,899 175,000 0 Yes 11 12 13 14 15 Belen Rio Communities Lighthouse 0 Broadview 0 0 6,070 0 16 17 18 19 *20 Edgewood Breakpoint 21 22 23 24 *25 El Paso Trinity 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 *34 35 5,372 0 67,433 14,079 2,229 83,611 172,724 215,373 315,000 0 Yes 28,950 0 48,013 37,395 14,500 78,761 207,619 272,535 943,112 0 Yes 0 0 10,400 6,750 0 0 17,150 24,067 222,000 0 Yes 27,710 0 1,200 8,662 82 26,521 64,175 74,034 0 0 Yes 6,078 0 26,874 20,778 2,574 29,500 85,804 104,131 2,000,000 0 Yes El Paso Montwood 0 9,901 27,454 14,273 257 6,922 58,807 68,486 1,365,199 91,604 No El Paso Nuevo Amanecer 0 0 1,600 0 0 0 1,600 2,685 0 0 Yes 7,540 37,211 28,584 2,800 5,759 38,383 120,277 140,859 2,420,966 281,451 Yes Carlsbad Church Street Carlsbad First Deming El Paso First El Paso Open Gate Community Farmington Crossroads Community Gallup First Grace Restoration Center Hobbs First - Hobbs Spanish Iglesia Evangelica Cristana del Nazareno Las Cruces First 8,366 0 0 23,995 1,341 520 34,222 38,725 1,188,114 0 Yes 99,548 156,000 127,810 55,445 18,711 191,269 648,783 759,474 3,061,000 1,750,000 Yes 2,084 3,450 13,814 1,995 2,500 20,920 44,763 54,698 389,830 0 Yes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No 22,668 5,000 26,760 31,197 3,483 5,176 94,284 116,848 1,100,000 50,000 Yes No 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 322 0 0 250 850 7,145 8,567 9,106 150,000 0 No 0 0 10,635 27,625 1,943 27,848 68,051 81,919 1,675,000 0 Yes 2,600 0 0 9,273 500 3,000 15,373 16,896 0 0 No Living Stones Community 20,633 14,650 236,238 119,857 23,829 216,170 631,377 753,377 3,364,000 200,226 Yes Living Well 35,541 0 0 0 1,000 6,231 42,772 49,900 500,000 0 Yes 0 0 500 8,451 250 0 9,201 16,275 1,000,000 0 Yes Los Lunas Faith Family 47,651 0 19,250 18,815 167 11,387 97,270 115,401 0 0 Yes Lovington 22,219 0 38,860 29,023 0 0 90,102 121,439 1,000,000 0 Yes 1,848 12,814 7,800 0 7,343 2,349 32,154 39,338 433,000 108,845 No Las Cruces Sonrise Community Los Alamos La Vista Moriarty * Sponsored New Church this Year 49 50 Indebtedness on Those Properties 51 Allocations Paid in Full? 48 Value of Church Properties All Other Church Ministries 47 Total Missional Disbursements 46 Total Used for Local Mission 45 Local Compassionate Ministries 44a Pastor, Associate, and Support Staff Benefits 44 Debt Service Church Name 36 37 38 39 40 43 Buildings, Properties and Capital Improvements PART 2 2012 42 Pastor, Associate, and Support Staff Salaries FINANCIAL SUMMARY Mount Taylor 451 0 0 1,680 5,418 2,685 10,234 11,844 60,000 0 Mountainair 378 2,259 3,472 10,026 71 11,264 27,470 30,550 175,000 8,122 No 3,043 0 23,997 11,407 3,683 18,374 60,504 73,199 350,000 0 Yes Roswell Central 10,270 0 10,973 25,896 166 23,140 70,445 77,340 380,000 0 No Roswell First 12,691 0 62,978 18,994 475 108,822 203,960 302,778 3,500,000 0 Yes 500 0 0 0 1,000 250 1,750 4,212 0 0 Yes Portales 41 Roswell Iglesia de la Vecindad del Nazareno Sandia Hispano Iglesia del Nazareno 42 43 Santa Fe 44 Silver City Mountain View 45 Telos 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No 25,000 0 6,500 3,000 0 4,500 39,000 45,433 400,000 0 Yes 550 8,400 6,500 750 175 235 16,610 25,399 220,000 26,803 Yes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No 456 0 8,745 6,948 1,011 9,081 26,241 33,876 95,208 0 Yes 46 Truth or Consequences 47 Tularosa 48 Valencia Valley 0 0 0 235 25 4,985 5,245 6,406 49,816 0 Yes 0 29,499 21,488 27,215 795 23,503 102,500 110,500 750,000 298,571 No 0 0 New Mexico Supplemental Organized Current Year Total 675,698 723,827 1,264,613 798,175 169,267 1,340,276 4,971,856 5,991,601 50,191,525 6,917,985 Last Year Total 516,171 779,638 1,366,121 754,447 115,843 1,319,619 4,851,839 5,862,662 52,299,555 7,112,168 Increase / (Decrease) 159,527 43,728 53,424 20,657 120,017 128,939 Name Change Edgewood Outreach to Edgewood Breakpoint * Sponsored New Church this Year No (55,811) Inactive (101,508) Transfer Merge (2,108,030) Disorganize (194,183) Drop Telos
