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Cranborne United Methodist Church Charge Conference Report – 13 June, 2015.

MINUTES OF THE CRANBORNE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH CHARGE

CONFERENCE HELD ON 18 MAY, 2014 AT 8:00 A.M. AT THE CRANBORNE UNITED

METHODIST CHURCH

PRESENT:

1. D.S. Rev. T. Madziyire District Superintendent/Presiding Chair

2. Rev. M.P. Chambara Pastor-in-Charge

Charge Conference Members

3. Mr. Joseph Mushambi Layleader

4. Mrs. Janet Chiripasi Vice Layleader

5. Mr. Harrison Mudede Council Chairperson

6. Mrs. Annie Veremu Church Secretary

7. Miss Rufaro Matongo Vice Church Secretary

8. Mrs. Patricia Chambara RRW Chairperson

9. Mrs. Carolone Chivinge SPPR Chairperson

10. Mr. Alfonce Nengoma Treasurer

11. Mr. Sam Mubayiwa Finance Chairperson

12. Mrs. Maureen Chakanyuka BOT Vice Chairperson

13. Mr. Walter Chikukwa Higher Education Chairperson

14. Mrs. Mavis Chikukwa Section Leader

15. Ms. Loice Muzarawetu Local Preacher Exhorter

16. Mrs. Nkazana Mosira Section Leader

17. Mrs. Star Kaseke Family Ministries Chairperson

18. Mr. Terrence T. Zhungu UMYF President

19. Mrs. Nevtions Dzotizei Local Preacher

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20. Mrs. Dorothy Mahwira Prayer Coordinator/Local Preacher

21. Mrs. Musuwo Sibongile Higher Education

22. Mrs. Florence Mapenzauswa RRW Treasurer/Christian Education

23. Mrs. Rose Lobo Stewardship Chairperson

24. Mrs. Fortunate Mushambi RRW Finance Chairperson

25. Mr. Tendai Mazire BOT Chairperson

26. Mrs. Mary Shenje Local Preacher/Missions

27. Miss Ropafadzo Mapenzauswa Vice Layleader (Junior Sunday School)

28. Mrs. Nyaradzai Matanhire CM Chairperson

29. Miss Moreblessing T. Matanhire President Youth Ministry

30. Miss Nokutenda Matanhire Junior Church

31. Mrs. Rudo Mwakutuya CM Secretary/Choir Director

32. Miss Eunice Mazhara Agriculture Committee Member

33. Mr. Paul Z. Gandanzara Local Preacher/Music Director

34. Mr. Samuel Machiri Building

35. Mr. Takudzwa Chimukuche World Friendship

36. Miss Cleopatra Matanhire Health Committee Member

37. Mr. Samuel Kamudzandu UMYF Secretary/Usher

38. Mr. Gilbert Mushunje SPPR Vice Chairperson

39. Miss Ednah Mushumbi Local Preacher

40. Mr. Gershem Nyamakura Section Leader

41. Mr. Barnabas Matongo BOT/Hospitality

42. Mrs. Jane Tumbare Section Leader

43. Mr. Hilary Zimbiti Outreach Coordinator

44. Mrs. Jane Zimbiti Superintendent

45. Miss Danai Mrewa Junior Layleader

46. Miss Thandiwe Sithole Junior SPPR Chairperson

47. Mr. Mike Magaya Secretary Manyame Preaching Point

48. Mrs. Eugenia Chibaya Evangelism Committee Member

49. Mrs. Ronia Banga RRW Evangelism Vice Chairperson

50. Mrs. Charity Mrewa RRW Vice Chairperson

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51. Miss Caroline Mugurwa Nominations Secretary

52. Mrs. Tracey Chimukuche Local Preacher

53. Mrs. Phyllis Chido Nyaunzvi Worship Chairperson

54. Mr. Raymond Chichetu Delegate

55. Mr. Solomon Chiripasi Observer

56. Mr. Liberty Maziti Stewardship Vice Chairperson

57. Mr. Samuel Kapfumvuti Missions Chairperson

58. Mr. Nzwanai Zinyakasa Church & Society

59. Mr. Tapuwa Garande Section Leader

60. Mr. Alfred Mumbire Local Preacher

61. Mrs. Sophia Mumbire Local Preacher

62. Miss Sarah Mandisodza Secretary

District Officials

63. Rev. A.P. Mupfawa Connectional Ministries Director

64. Pastor Chirowa BOOM

65. Rev. Katiyo BOOM

66. Mr. Nehemia Saburi HED District Layleader

67. Mrs. C. Misi HED District Layleader

68. Mrs. Loveness Mutezo Secretary

69. Mr. Kudzanai Nyikayaramba HED BOCLAB

70. Mr. Alwin Dzinamarira Vice Secretary

71. Mrs. Sarudzai Muchesa HED RRW

72. Mr. E. Pfupa HED MUMC Chair

73. Mr. Andrew Chigudu HED UMYF President

74. Mr. Boniface Munkhondya HED Finance Chairperson

75. Mr. Simon Mafunda HED CM Vice Chair

76. Mr. Masimba Muyemayema HED Stewardship

77. Mr. A.P. Darikwa HED Treasurer

78. Mr. A. Hwata HED COS

79. Mrs. C. Nyemba HED BOT

APOLOGIES

1. Mrs. Lydia Chirombo Finance Vice Chairperson

2. Mrs. Susan Machakata Nurturing Coordinator

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1. WELCOME (Rev. M. Chambara)

The Pastor-in-Charge Rev. Chambara welcomed all present and introduced Rev. D.S.

T. Madziyire to the meeting.

2. DEVOTION (D.S. Rev. Madziyire)

Bible Reading: 2 Peter 1 verse 3 - 9

Theme: “Make an effort to increase in Godliness.

The preacher highlighted that Peter was in jail and was concerned with the issue of false

prophets that was eminent in the churches he began. Peter was encouraging them to

search for the true transfiguration experience that he had experienced. The preacher

highlighted that there are great and precious promises in the Bible Christians, we should

constantly read the Bible and claim these precious and great promises in our lives. The

preacher said that we must not be at the same level. She emphasized the need to make

an effort to increase in faith, holiness, education, perseverance, compassion, self-

control, even the way we talk, among the various aspects of life. In all, we should

always read the Bible.

Prayer: The prayer was given by Mrs. Loveness Mutezo.

3. WELCOME BY D.S. MADZIYIRE

The D.S. welcomed the new members and gave a briefing on what Charge Conference

is all about and what is expected of them. The D.S also highlighted that we should

appreciate one another’s point of view and not pass derogatory remarks as these are

Holy Conferences. Everyone is free to participate. The main purpose was to review

achievements and plan for the future as well as celebrate our success as children of God.

4. CONFIRMATION OF PREVIOUS MINUTES

The Minutes were adopted, confirmed and signed as a correct record.

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5. MATTERS ARISING

a) Page 4 paragraph 7 (c) The Council Chair, Council Secretary, Delegate, Lay

leaders and Church Leaders were encouraged to attend Junior Church services as

this has not been done yet.

b) paragraph 9 (d) SPR highlighted that they had looked into the Medical aid

issues of staff.

c) Page 6 paragraph 10 (f) Finance Committee to give more financial updates during

the Service as only 2 reports were given during the course of the year.

d) Page 6 paragraph 12 (a) The Church was encouraged to complete the chair project

as it is long overdue.

e) Page 8 – Assignments - The Church was encouraged to separate youths aged 12

– 18 years and those aged 19 and above when assigning beacons.

6. PASTOR’S REPORT

a) A moment of silence was observed for those who passed on during the period

under review.

b) Thanked for the graduation ceremony and awarding of certificates to Junior

Church members to Youth Ministries though a lot more needs to be done to

incorporate them in the ministry.

c) MUMC was thanked for contributing US$200 towards Chiendambuya’s Pastor in

Charge’s allowances.

d) The Pastor was thanked for sharing the Pulpit with Church members aged 60 years

and above. The 60 and above age group highlighted that they would want to be

afforded this opportunity at least three times a year, if time permits.

e) It was highlighted that the Bible study was moving on well and will soon

commence in Sections as well. The participants were encouraged to study the

Bible carefully and fully understand what the chapter is all about and the lessons

derived from the Chapter.

f) It was highlighted that withdrawal of membership should be clearly tabulated so

that figures tally.

g) The Pastor was commended for conducting 14 weddings.

h) The Church was encouraged to visit Pastor and Mai and pray with them and not

only expect to be visited by the Pastor.

i) The pastor cleared the membership of Mrs. Gladys Gandazha that she had not

transferred her membership to Windsor UMC until after the District Conference.

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j) The charge expressed thanks to the Manyame Airbase authorities for allowing the

pastors various churches to have access into the camp for home visits and

preaching in the chapel after a period of almost 5 years. This was marked by the

interdenominational Sunday Revival which was hosted by United Methodist

Church and Rev M.P. Chambara was the preacher of the day.

Report Adopted.

7. COMMITTEE ON LAY LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT AND

NOMINATIONS

a) Committee was encouraged to give a statement on the State of the Church in

future reports. However, the Committee highlighted that the Leaders are working

very hard and are eager to learn, though a lot more can be done in some

Committees.

b) Committee was encouraged to change heading to read as “Committee on Lay

leadership and Nominations”.

c) Thanked for the Lay Training conducted with a high attendance of 110, however,

the Committee was encouraged to take note of all leadership trainings conducted

by all organisations that is at District and Conference level as well.

Report Adopted.

8. LAYLEADERS’ REPORT

13-18 Youth Ministries Expectations

a) Requested parents to support them by letting their children participate in their

activities after Church Service. They kindly requested for the parents’ support.

b) Requested for a platform to showcase their talents.

c) Emphasized that they would want to have camps and outings.

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Junior Church Lay Leaders Report

a) Were thanked for the achievements done especially the purchase of soap

dispensers as well as water dispenser in the Pastor’s office.

b) Requested the following:

To have an opportunity to have camps and outings

To have pulpit exchanges

To have time for mahumbwe and learn how to prepare tomato sauce and

tomato puree, etc.

Requested parents to give children Sunday offering

Requested to have a Junior Church braai to be funded by Rev. M.P. Chambara,

Mr. Mushambi, Mr. Mudede and Mr. Zimbiti.

c) Were encouraged to specify the cash in kind stated in their report.

Church Lay Leaders Report

a) The Lay leaders were thanked for a well-presented report.

b) Were encouraged to insert on the State of the Church average attendance and

tithers per month.

c) The Lay leaders were thanked for holding regular consultative meetings with the

Pastor.

d) Were asked to state what was contributed towards the Rural Pastors Vehicle Fund

e) Encouraged to have more meetings with section leaders and Boards and to invite

SPPR and delegate as well.

f) Thanked for the Quadrennial subscriptions fully remitted although the point was

omitted in the report.

g) They indicated that they were working on purchasing the Chimanimani - Chipinge

and Makoni Buhera Districts vehicles together with other Circuit Lay leaders in

the Conference.

h) Thanked for the 25 Years Silver Jubilee Anniversary. However, they were

encouraged to give more details for future referencing.

i) Thanked for the beautiful landscaping done so far but were encouraged to do more

especially the parking area.

j) The Lay leaders were also thanked for the Lay training for the Circuit leadership

k) Were also thanked for the contributions towards the Tokwe-Mkosi disaster and

Chambuta accident disaster.

Report Adopted.

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9. SPR REPORT

a) Thanked for paying the Pastor’s allowance in full.

b) Thanked for sending the Pastor on holiday and giving him spending money.

c) Committee was thanked for equating the lay workers’ salaries to NEC

requirements. They were also encouraged to also highlight the NSSA deductions

as well in their report.

d) Encouraged to research if there is need to separate allowances of the Retired

Pastors and that of their spouses.

e) Thanked for warm welcome given to the District visitors during meetings and for

hosting most of District meetings.

f) Encouraged to write a letter of continuation of license for Gladys Gandazha as

she now resident in Windsor.

g) Thanked for sponsoring the pastor on his diploma in Systemic Family Counseling

with ZOU Faculty of Social Science in collaboration with Connect Zimbabwe

Institute of Systemic Therapy.

h) The seventeen newly trained local preachers were adopted by the charge to be

licensed at the forthcoming District Conference.

i) The recommendation on Hati Floyd Mvundura of the reinstatement of his local

preachers’ license was adopted and that he joins the 17 newly graduating group

at the District Conference.

j) The 37 local preachers were all adopted for the relicensing at the District

Conference.

Report Adopted.

10. FINANCE REPORT

a) The Committee reported that there was a general increase in income to the 2014

1st quarter in comparison to 2013. They attributed this to the teachings given by

the Stewardship Committee on Giving.

b) They were commended for remitting District obligations on time.

c) Concern was raised for failure by the Committee to remit the Circuit’s

contribution towards the District Parsonage even though the Church has funds in

the short term investment account. In this regard, the meeting was informed that

these were funds that were received from the 2013 Harvest proceeds and are

designated for the 2nd parsonage. The Committee highlighted that they were going

to make efforts and remit funds towards the purchase of the District Parsonage.

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d) The Committee was also encouraged to have a separate column and highlight all

NSSA expenses rather than including it in the SPPR expenses.

Report Adopted.

11. BOT REPORT

a) The Committee was commended for the layout of the inventory register.

b) They were encouraged to dispose old equipment or to donate them.

c) They were commended for a good report.

Report Adopted.

12. STATISTICIAN REPORT

a) Encouraged to have orientation classes for the new members

b) The Committee was encouraged to liaise with other Committees and reconcile

figures and ensure that they tally with all Committees.

c) Parents were encouraged to pay church support for their children.

d) In response to the question of the 151 new members, it was clarified that members

who are not yet baptised, whose transfers in is still pending are not yet members

of the church until they are baptised and brought their transfers , they shall remain

recorded as information. Page 86 in the report.

Report Adopted.

13. CONNECTIONAL MINISTRIES REPORT

a) The Committee was encouraged to include the state of the Church in their report.

b) The Committee was thanked for doing so well in Music in all the Church

organisations.

c) UMYF was thanked for purchasing a fridge for the Parsonage.

d) Health Committee was encouraged to observe the Health week.

e) Higher and Tertiary Education was tasked to have coaching lessons for

examination students.

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f) Evangelism was thanked for the number of converts received and was, however,

encouraged to reconcile figures so that they tally with the other Committees.

g) Thanked for the mission work being done and the Chiendambuya Pastor’s

allowances which are up to date.

h) Thanked for the gowns donated to Goromonzi and Chiendambuya Circuits.

i) RRW was thanked for working very hard in paying their Rupawo contributions.

j) Concern was, however, raised for the decline in membership of MUMC and for

not remitting their rupawo and budgets.

k) UMYF was thanked for buying birthday cakes. However, concern was raised for

failing to remit their rupawo and budgets.

l) Thanked for working very hard and having a well presented report.

Report Adopted.

14. ASSIGNMENTS

The Charge Conference assigned the following beacons to the organisations:

Assignment Responsible

a) Electric stove and fridge for 2nd Parsonage RRW

b) Solar Geyser & its panels for the 2 Parsonages MUMC

c) 10 folding tables Junior Church

d) Double Bed Youth Ministry (13-18

years)

e) Curtains for 2nd Parsonage UMYF

15. REMARKS

15.1 HED BOT Chairperson-Mrs C Nyemba

The Chairperson presented the new Bylaws from City Council and indicated

that everyone is an agent to protect the environment. She emphasized the need

to adhere to these bylaws.

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15.2 HED Finance Chairperson- Mr. B Munkhondya

Emphasized the need to finish paying up our contributions towards the HED

Parsonage as we have an outstanding amount of US11 716.00. The outstanding

amount should be paid by June 2014.

15.3 COS Chairperson –Mr. A. Hwata

a) Thanked everyone for working very hard.

b) Encouraged the Church to finish its contribution towards the HED

Parsonage.

c) Thanked the Church for paying US$1500 towards the Pastors’ holiday.

d) Informed the meeting that the DS was in her final year and that the District

will hold a farewell party in the near future. He reported that she has served

8 years of her term.

e) He highlighted some of her achievements which include the following:

introduction of the Mobile College, grooming of 4 District

Superintendents, visiting of Pastors and Leaders at their homes and

encouraged them to finish paying lobola, introduction of first flights and

flying of Pastors’ children to Victoria Falls with Air Zimbabwe, among her

many achievements.

15.4 District Lay leader – Mrs. Chipo Misi

a) Thanked everyone for attending the Conference

b) Thanked the house for hosting most academies and meetings and for paying

District remittances on time.

c) Encouraged the house to pay US1.00 per member per month for 18 months

for construction of ZEAC headquarters.

d) Informed the house that this year the Conference will not be having the

usual Laity Academy as the focus was on Ebenezer Conference.

e) Encouraged the house to start remitting delegate fees of US$80 towards

Annual Conference

f) Encouraged the house to keep working hard and not tire for we shall reap

in due season.

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15.5 Connectional Ministries Chair – Mrs. Nyaradzai Matanhire

a) Thanked Cranborne Leaders for the hard work in preparing the report.

b) She also thanked Secretariat for a well presented report.

c) Thanked Rev and Mrs. Chambara for the hard work and commendable

administration.

d) Thanked HED CM Director in assisting in the report writing.

e) Thanked Catering and Hospitality team for doing an excellent job in the

preparation of meals.

f) History and Communication was also thanked for capturing the event.

g) Thanked the D.S for her excellence presiding over the charge conference

and her good leadership in the District.

h) Mrs. Nyaradzai Matanhire presented a Bouquet of flowers to the D.S.

16. CLOSING REMARKS - D.S. Rev. T. Madziyire

a) Thanked the house for working hard and encouraged us to continue doing so.

b) Highlighted that even though there are restrictions, it is wished that Manyame will

soon become a local church in future. That the Circuit and District to continue to

consult on how this can be achieved.

c) Encouraged the MUMC members to finish paying up lobola to their in laws

The closing prayer and benediction was given by D.S. Rev. T. Madziyire.

There being no further business the meeting ended at 11:20 a.m.

Signed as a correct record on ___________ day of _____________________ 2015.

_____________________

Annie Veremu

Secretary

_____________________________

DISTRICT SUPRINTENDENT

Chairperson

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1. QUADRENNIAL THEME

“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father

and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything that I have

commanded you. And remember, I am with you always, to the end of the age” (Matthew

28:19-20) (NRSV).

2. SALUTATION AND INTRODUCTION

It gives me much pleasure to welcome you District Superintendent Rev. J. Bonga namai,

CM Director Rev O. Mukahanana , district lay leaders Mr Nehemiah Saburi and Mrs Chipo

Misi , district leaders , respected leaders of Cranborne church , and observers ; to this very

important gathering in the polity of the church.

It is a joy for me and my family to be associated with this vibrant growing congregation. I

acknowledge and honor the immense contribution of my predecessor(s) to the well-being

of this congregation. This report embraces the pastoral activities by Rev M.P. Chambara

till 31st December 2014 and those I have been enabled to do in the first five (5) months of

the year.

I therefore invite you to celebrate together with us as we share what the good Lord enabled

us to achieve individually and cooperatively as your shepherds; and together as a church.

3. VISION

I envision a continuously growing and transforming congregation that aims to claim higher

ground spiritually, numerically and morally.

4. MISSION STATEMENT

We remain focused as a church; and are committed to making disciples of Jesus Christ

through Witnessing, Outreaching, Nurturing and Networking for the transformation of the

world.

5. OUR CORE VALUES

Do no harm - by avoiding evil of all kind.

Do good– of every possible sort to all mankind.

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Stay in love with God – by following His commandments as espoused in the Holy

Bible.

Experiential Christian Life – living a life that is guided by the Holy Bible.

Social Responsibility – being part of the society and contributing to its wellbeing.

6. OBITUARY

The month of February was heavy for me and the congregation as we lost our Associate

pastor Rev Winnet Chombo, through death. Our hearts, thoughts and prayers are with the

family and children, as we endeavor to play our part in caring for Tinovimba’s educational

needs.

We were deeply saddened by the loss of one of the founding members of the Cranborne

church, Mr Archibald Makuto. May his soul rest in eternal peace. Our prayers are also with

many of our members who lost their relatives.

7. PASTORAL ACTIVITIES

7.1. VISITATIONS

PLACE 2013/2014 2014/2015

a) Homes 227 155

b) Section Prayer meetings attended 30 18

c) Hospital 35 44

d) Sick in homes 66 66

e) New members visited 62 16

f) Work places - 9

7.2. COUNSELLING

SESSIONS 2013/2014 2014/2015

a) Bereaved 13 6

b) Pre-marital 14 15

c) Marital problems 12 6

d) Youth 19 13

e) Single parents 12 3

f) Back sliders - 1

g) Terminally ill 4 5

h) Others - 6

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7.3. PREACHING

PLACE 2013/2014 2014/2015

a) Church service 23 18

b) Funerals 8 14

c) Weddings 14 15

d) Farewells - 2

e) Revivals - 5

f) Home dedication/special prayer - -

g) Others - 10

7.4. SEMINARS /TEACHINGS

PLACE 2013/2014 2014/2015

a) Local preachers 2 2

b) Baptism 2 2

c) Confirmation 1 2

d) Badging 3 2

e) Couples seminars - 7

f) Youth seminars - -

g) Sunday school lessons 8 5

7.5. SOCIETIES SESSION ATTENDED

PLACE 2013/2014 2014/2015

a) UMYF 5 13

b) RRW 5 14

c) MUMC 3 10

d) JUNIOR SUNDAY SCHOOL 2 6

7.6. EUCHARIST

PLACE 2013/2014 2014/2015

a) Church 12 8

b) Sick at homes 16 20

c) Sick in hospitals 11 -

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8. BAPTISM, CONFIRMATION AND BADGING

8.2.1. INFANT BAPTISM

2013/2014 2014/2015

Female 31 22

Male 26 30

Total 57 52

8.2.2. ADULT BAPTISM

2013/2014 2014/2015

Female 31 6

Male 26 19

Total 57 25

8.2.3. CONFIRMATION

2013/2014 2014/2015

Female 15 11

Male 7 14

Total 22 25

8.2.4. ORGANISATIONS BADGING

2013/2014 2014/2015

RRW 2 6

MUMC 4 -

UMYF 3 6

9. CIRCUIT MEMBERSHIP

9.1. Adults confessing members

June 2013-April 2014 May 2014-May 2015 % growth

Female 181 201 11.05

Male 84 88 5

Total 265 289 9

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9.2. Adults Probationers


Female 103 87 -16

Male 53 62 17

Total 156 149 4

9.3. Youth confessing members


Female 45 47 4

Male 34 31 -8.82

Total 79 78 -1.27

9.4. Youth probationers


Female 119 93 -22

Male 78 86 10.26

Total 197 179 -9.14

9.5. Children under 12 years


Female 131 132 0.76

Male 144 144 -

Total 275 276 0.36

9.6. CIRCUIT MEMBERSHIP SUMMARY

June 2013-April

2014

May 2014-May

2015

% growth

TOTAL FULL MEMBERS: Adults

and Youth

344 367 6.69

TOTAL PROBATIONERS: Adults

and Youth

353 328 -7.08

Total Junior Sunday School 275 276 0.36

TOTAL MEMBERSHIP OF

CIRCUIT

972 971 0.10

N.B: List of those accepted into different membership categories and tranferees

are appendixed.

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10. HIGHLIGHTS

a) I met the Lay-leaders and Council chair weekly for evaluation and planning of

the committees’ and ministry programs. I also managed to meet all boards and

committees to be appraised of their work to enable me to plan accordingly.

b) We restructured our church schools with the purpose of making them more

effective through attracting more teaching personnel and equipping them; as well

as providing adequate material resources and adding more time allocation. The

teachers received eighteen (18) hours of training and they all invested an

additional eight (8) hours of planning.

c) The Sunday schools were launched on 7th June 2015 with twelve (12) classes.

Ten of the classes are age based while two are membership based.

d) Our giving financially is on the increase while our Harvest Thanksgiving for this

year is now exceeding $11 000.00. We look forward to pleasing results in the

midst of economic difficulties.

e) We were blessed with the arrival of two student pastors Barnabas Gwatura

(February) and Mary Muyotcha (March) after we bade farewell to Pastor

Memory Muzanechita. The two pastors have brought complimentary gifts and

skills to our congregation.

f) Members of the Children Ministries responded positively to the pastor’s

challenge for them to bring others to Christ and to church. Their efforts

contributed to the new members/souls that we are celebrating today. They

received certificates and prizes from the Pastor.

g) Our Mission trip to Chiendamabuya involving 64 members on May 15 2015 shall

remain memorable to us as well as to the members of our sister church. We

receive more blessings as a congregation when we touch the lives of other

people.

h) We continue to uphold Family Ministries as we value the importance of the

family unity and values. Marriage enrichment programs were put in place and

this resulted in the increase of participation in church activities by married

couples.

i) I conducted a send-off worship service for all pupils and students going back to

school for the second term. They all partook in Holy Communion.

j) We carried a comprehensive audit for our membership and statistics, this was a

beneficial exercise as we discovered 77 members unaccounted for. Some of the

people on our register left more than 3 years ago.

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11. GENERAL OVERVIEW OF BOARDS & COMMITTEES

11.1. BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Our trustees worked hard and harmoniously to fulfill their mandate. They acquired

residential property for the church as well as spearheading the construction of the

janitor’s spacious three-bedroomed house. We are pleased that they have put

operational tools in place to manage our property.

We applaud the Asset policy that they will present for adoption.

11.2. FINANCE & PROJECTS

This hard-working team confidently manages our financial resources in a transparent

manner. They keep the congregation and the church council well informed of the

financial transactions. Their exercise of showing members their tithing cards and the

issuing of cards to those without in an endeavor to promote transparency and

accountability is highly commendable.

They managed to service our bond timeously, and support the ministry needs of the

church with the available resources.

We appreciate their efforts to raise funds through projects.

11.3. STAFF PARISH RELATIONS

A dedicated team who are up to their task. We have witnessed their tireless efforts in

the promotion of excellency in my ministry and the provision of care for the welfare of

Pastor and staff.

They made our transition to a new congregation easy, and we now have settled

comfortably due to their warmth and hospitality.

We appreciate their care for the Student Pastors and for Rev Dr K. Nkomo’ family.

11.4. CONNECTIONAL MINISTRIES

This wonderful team has managed to keep the congregation focused on the main

business of the church-that of making disciples and the doing of ministry.

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The Nurturing Ministries helped us to foster programs that promoted the growth of

people’s faith and love for God. The church choir and those of our organizations raised

the flag of Cranborne Church highly through their excellent performances in music

festivals at district and conference levels.

The highlight of the Outreach Ministries shall remain the mission trip to our sister

circuit, Chiendambuya in Makoni- Buhera district. They provided building materials to

help in the completion of their parsonage construction. Materials in the form of

clothing, and gift boxes from children and cash ($600.00) for Pastor’s allowances and

scholarship money for children’s education was provided.

We are proud that through the Witnessing ministries, many souls (30) were brought to

Christ. These new members were welcomed warmly during the ceremony hosted for

them.

The societies played a very important role in the life of our church this reporting year.

They all participated successfully and excelled in music festivals, sporting activities,

and in district activities. Their regular gatherings and activities are going on well.

Though, there is room for improving the 13-14 years age group; we are enthused with

the performances of our societies.

12. APRRECIATION

a) I would like to extend my sincerest appreciation to those who have supported my

ministry in one way or the other.

b) My spouse, Dr. Mazvita Machinga, and children have been pillars of support in the

success of my work.

c) I received invaluable support and assistance from the Lay-leaders Mr Joseph Mushambi

and Mrs. Janet Chiripasi.

d) I sincerely thank the SPPRC, all leaders and members of the church for their unwavering

support and love. You made me to settle comfortably in my new assignment.

e) The office secretary, Sarah Mandisodza, and the janitor, Mr. Nzwanai Zinyakasa, have

been supportive and I heartly appreciate.

f) The District Superintendent, Rev J. Bonga have continued to guide and encourage me

in my work. I thank you sincerely.

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13. CONCLUSION

We are who and what we are because of the Almighty God who is always there for us and

with us. All honour and Praise we give to Him as we sing HALLELUAH!

Humbly compiled & submitted by:

_______________________

Rev Dr. G.K. Machinga

PASTOR-IN-CHARGE


“Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, the

Son and the Holy Spirit; teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have

commanded you; and lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the world. Amen.

(Matt 28:19-20) (KJV 2000).

2. SALUTATION

The District Superintendent Reverend J. Bonga and Mrs. Bonga, Pastor in Charge Rev.

Dr. G. K. Machinga and Mrs. Dr. M. Machinga, District Lay leaders Mr. Nehemiah,

Saburi and Mrs. C. Misi, District officials and all members of Cranborne circuit here

present. We greet you in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. We are pleased to report to

this Conference the achievements we have so far attained through Christ who gives us

strength.

3. VISION

We foresee a vibrant God fearing congregation, continuously growing and claiming

higher ground spiritually, numerically and morally as we continue to commit our

resources and energy to the making of disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation

of the world.

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The Cranborne Circuit of the United Methodist Church is committed to making

disciples of Jesus Christ through outreaching, witnessing, nurturing and networking for

the transformation of the World.

5. OUR CORE VALUES




Bible.



6. STATE OF THE CHURCH

The Church is in a healthy state as evidenced by the rich human resource base in the

Church. The Cranborne congregation is being led by capable, knowledgeable,

dependable and committed leaders.

7. ACHIEVEMENTS

a) Leadership Development

We managed to have our laytraining at Ruwadzano Manyano Centre on 1 March, 2015

which had over 115 people in attendance. The training was arranged with the sole

purpose of filling in the knowledge gap in our office bearers. Attached below is the lay

training programme of the day:

TIME Event/Topic Presenter

07:00-07:45hrs Travelling from CUMC & arrival at venue All

07:45-08:00hrs Introductions & welcome Lay-leaders

08:00-10:00hrs Spiritual Retreat Dr..Mazvita Machinga

10:00-11:00hrs The Leader & giving in support of ministry Mr. B. Banda

11:30-12:30hrs A teaching & learning Church Rev. Dr. GK Machinga

13:00-13:50hrs LUNCH Hospitality

14:00-15:30hrs Groups Sessions

Managing Human Resources (SPRC;

Nominations)

Finances & Projects

Property management (BOT)

Nurturing Ministries

Witnessing Ministries

Mrs C. Misi

Mr H. Chiwara

Mr. Zinyuku

Rev Dr. GK Machinga

Mrs V. Mutema

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Outreach Ministries Rev S. Matara

15:30-15:45hrs Vote of thanks & appreciations Lay-Leaders

15:45-16:00hrs Closing & send-off message Pastor

16:00hrs End of Retreat & Lay training: safe travel !!

b) Evaluation of Circuit Leadership

We evaluated the effectiveness of our circuit leadership that is boards and work areas.

This exercise culminated in some offices being reinforced or some people being

recommended to some areas where their passion lies. We are pleased to report that most

of our Committees are doing quite well. However, the Agriculture and Higher and

Tertiary Education Committees are not doing well. However, we are continuing to

encourage them

c) Elections

The board managed to sit and did some nominations for the circuit leadership elections

which were conducted in November 2014. Appendixed is the list of circuit leadership

for the two year term of 2015 to 2016.

d) Gap Filling

We managed to do our gap filling in the following areas:-

Board /Committee Name

1. Church Council Secretary Nomazulu Mahenga

2. Health & welfare chairperson Patience Zimunya

3. History & communications chairperson Alfred Mumbire

4. History and communications committee

member

Hadwin Sithole

5. Worship Committee members

a) Samuel Kamudzandu

b) Mupunga Enerst

c) Mwakutuya Rudo

d) Mungomezi Raymond

6. SPPRC Committee member Tserai Sanyamandwe

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8. ORGANIZATIONAL ELECTIONS

The board ensured that all organizational elections were done. The Pastor in Charge set

with all the organizational nomination committees to recommend to the respective

organisations proposed nominees for their leadership. The respective organizational

elections were successfully done for all organisations.

9. CONSULTATIONS

The following consultations with boards were done.

Board/Committee Dates

Finance February 2015

Connectional Ministry February 2015

B.O.T and Building February 2015

S.P.P.R. February 2015

Humbly Submitted by

_______________________ _______________________

Rev. Dr. G.K. Machinga Miss Caroline Mugurwa

Chairperson Secretary





(Matt 28:19-20) (KJV 2000).

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2. SALUTATION

The District Superintendent Reverend Bonga and Mrs. Bonga, Pastor in Charge Rev.

Dr. Machinga and Dr. M. Machinga, District Layleaders Mr. Nehemiah Saburi and Mrs.

Chipo. Misi, District officials and all members of Cranborne circuit here present. We

greet you in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. We are pleased to report to this

Conference the milestone achievements we have so far enjoyed through Christ who

gives us strength.

3. VISION

We foresee a vibrant Godly fearing congregation, continuously growing and claiming



of the world.


The Cranborne circuit of the United Methodist church is committed to making disciples

of Jesus Christ through outreaching, witnessing, nurturing and networking for the

transformation of the World.

5. OUR CORE VALUES




Bible.



6. OBITUARY

The Cranborne Circuit is deeply saddened to report the loss of our Associate Pastor

Rev. Winnet Chombo on the 22nd of February 2015. May her soul rest in eternal peace.

The circuit is deeply saddened by the loss of our member within our Circuit during the

period under review as tabulated below:

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Member Section Date of Death

Archibald Makuto Logan Park 3 July 2014

We are also saddened by the loss of some of our members’ relatives in the period under

review. May their souls rest in eternal peace.


We are pleased to report that the Circuit is in a good state, spiritually, morally, socially,

financially and numerically. The achievements highlighted herein are good indicators

that the circuit is heading in a good direction. Our membership is growing and our

financial remittances to ZEAC and HED are up-to-date, consistent and commendable.

The Cranborne charge recently acquired a nice four bedroomed second parsonage -an

achievement we are proud to be identified with. The key priority for the circuit in terms

of capital projects shifts back to the completion of the chair project in the main

sanctuary. Our B.O.T. will be working tirelessly to ensure the completion of this

project in this current year. Our harvest proceeds for this year will be channeled and

utilized for this purpose.

a) Developing Principled Christian Leaders

The diligent execution of expected duties by respective boards is a showcase of

good results of lay trainings, academies, workshops and retreats organized either at

circuit or district level. Our people continue to show a desire to learn. The circuit is

in the process of reinvigorating our Sunday school programmes so that the learning

process continues within the circuit. We have just finished conducting a well

detailed training programme for Sunday School Teachers.

b) Poverty Alleviation

The circuit is working hard to promote this focus area. We have conducted some

training on programmes such as entrepreneurship in an effort to empower our

people to be self-sustained. Our thrust as a circuit is to give the people the fish rod

rather than giving them the fish.

c) Global Health

The circuit is participating well in some programmes to promote global health.

Teachings on health matters were delivered in our church services and our health

week was observed. We participated well in the health promotion Sunday.

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d) Congregational Development

The Circuit has gone a long way in promoting vibrant worship services and

intercession prayers. Our services are very lively with vibrant praise helping to

enhance the quality of worship. We continue to have some membership drive

programmes in an effort to promote congregational development.

8. ACHIEVEMENTS

a) We are holding consultative and evaluation meetings with the Pastor in charge to

review our weekly programmes and performance of boards on a weekly basis.

These weekly meetings also give us a platform to plan for the coming programmes

together with the pastor.

b) Held consultative meetings with all boards to spell out our expectations, plan for the year

as well as reviewing of progress as tabulated below:

Board/Committee DATES

Finance June 2014, September 2014 and January 2015

Connectional Ministry June 2014, September 2014 and January 2015

B.O.T and Building June 2014, September 2014 and January 2015

S.P.P.R. June 2014, September 2014 and January 2015

Lay leadership Development and

Nominations

June 2014, September 2014 and January 2015

c) Celebrated laity Sunday on the 19th of October 2014. The service was well

appreciated by the congregants with a complete new team in charge of the service

from liturgy to preaching. The laity Sunday was capped with presentation of

certificates to all the people who have served as Cranborne lay leaders as part of

celebrating work by the laity.

d) Attended D.S.Madziyire’s farewell at Cranborne Circuit in 29 November 2014.

e) Attended the ZEAC annual conference which was held at Old Mutare mission

Centre from the 19th to the 21st of December 2014.

f) Lay Leaders held/attended meetings with the following as indicated below.

Committee Purpose of Meeting Frequency

Section Leaders 1) To discuss circuit plans for the year

2) To discuss HED Layleaders Vehicle

fund

3) To discuss 2014 and 2015harvest

awareness campaigns

Once every two

months

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4) To discuss Pastor’s food basket

5) To discuss the state of the sections

6) To discuss ZEAC headquarters budget

Cluster 3

meeting

1) To plan and arrange for the cluster

revivals.

2) To plan and arrange for Admin.

Assistant’s welcome

Four

Council

Meetings

1) To discuss council matters Quarterly

g) Attended D.S. Bonga’s welcome at Waterfalls circuit on the 22nd of February 2015

h) Arranged a successful well attended lay-training for the circuit leaders on the 1st of

March 2015 at Ruwadzano Manyano Training centre. Below are the topics which

were presented at the lay-training.

Time Event/Topic Presenter

07:00-07:45hrs Travelling from CUMC & arrival at venue All

07:45-08:00hrs Introductions & welcome Lay-leaders

08:00-10:00hrs Spiritual Retreat Dr.Mazvita Machinga

10:00-11:00hrs The Leader & giving in support of ministry Mr. B.Banda

11:30-12:30hrs A teaching & learning Church Rev.Dr. GK Machinga

13:00-13:50hrs LUNCH Hospitality

14:00-15:30hrs Groups Sessions

Managing Human Resources (SPRC;

Nominations)

Finances & Projects

Property management (BOT)

Nurturing Ministries

Witnessing Ministries

Outreach Ministries

Mrs. C. Misi

Mr. H.Chiwara

Mr. Zinyuku

Rev. Dr. GK Machinga

Mrs. V. Mutema

Rev S. Matara

15:30-15:45hrs Vote of thanks & appreciations Lay-Leaders

15:45-16:00hrs Closing & send off message Pastor

16:00hrs End of Retreat & Lay training: safe travel

!!

k) We attended the ground breaking ceremony for ZEAC Headquarters in Mutare on

the 8th of March 2015.

l) Attended funerals, unveiling of tombstones and memorials which happened in the

circuit in the period under review. We visited the sick, in hospitals and homes and

prayed with them.

m) Cranborne is hosting most of District meetings and academies.

n) Cranborne hosted cluster 3 Easter revival from 3rd to the 4th April 2015.

o) We attended the following events as tabulated below:

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Serial Date Event Venue

1. 6 July 2014 HED Revival Harare Gardens

2. 5 October 2014 HED Revival Harare Gardens

3. 11 January 2015 HED Revival Harare Gardens

4. June2014-May 2015 HED Lay leaders’ meetings Cranborne

9. CIRCUIT HIGHLIGHTS

a) The average attendance for Sunday Services is 594 every week.

b) The circuit purchased a second parsonage end of last year.

c) Hosted most District and Cluster functions, meetings and academies.

d) Harvest target for the year 2014 wasUS$50 000 and US$49 100 was raised. A

commendable performance in view of the economic environment in our country.

e) Harvest target for 2015was raised to US$60 000 of which US$11 000 has already

been raised to date since the launch day on the 29th of March 2015.

f) Construction of caretaker’s residence has progressed well with ceiling being the

only outstanding item left.

g) Weddings witnessed during the period under review are as shown below:

No. Names Wedding Date

1. Rufaro Matongo and Edmore Rufu 6 July 2014

2. Sally Chatyoka and John Chieza 9 August 2014

3. Lorraine Ruzvidzo and Derrick Chivinge 6 September 2014

4. Lobo Luckmore and Cordilia Rirwa 6 September 2014

5. Blessing and Taurai Nyemba September 2014

6. Vongai Makasa & Aurthur Chivinge 1 December 2014

7. Ruth Maguta & Nathaniel Saburi 21 December 2014

8. Faith Maruza and Faustine Marevesa 11 April 2015

9. Elizabeth Mugomeza and Artwell Dzwene 18 April 2015

Boards

9.1. Sppr/Committees/Councils

a) The committee is functional and working as a team in maintaining good pastor

parish relations.

b) They are very supportive of the pastor’s work and allowances due to the pastor are

up to date

c) Salaries to the church workers are being paid on time.

d) Overseeing the welfare of staff and ensuring good working conditions.

e) Managed to organise Rev. Chambara’s farewell in February 2015

f) Managed to organise Pastor in Charge’s welcome in March 2015.

g) Organised student pastor farewell.

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9.2. Finance And Projects

a) The committee is functioning well. Books are being audited periodically in time.

All dues to the ZEAC and HED are being paid consistently.

b) The board has been funding all the operational expenses of the church.

c) There is a general increase in some income streams such as tithing despite the tough

economic environment.

d) The economic meltdown which the economy is facing remains their challenge as

some of our people are retrenched and some are not being paid at their workplaces.

e) The projects committee is working tirelessly in an effort to augment the usual

finance income streams. They are embarking on a variety of projects such as food

sales, Zumba and Golf Tournament to mention but a few.

9.3. Board Of Trustees

a) The committee’s landmark achievement was the acquisition of a nice intact four

bedroomed second parsonage end of last year.

b) The construction of the caretaker’s residence has progressed well with ceiling

being the only major outstanding item on the house.

c) Maintenance of church property is being done properly.

d) Church asset book is updated and inventory check is being done periodically.

e) Supervision of the church working staff is being done.

f) They are commended for ensuring safe custody and banking of church funds

g) Constructed flowerbeds and paving at the church main entrance.

h) Completion of chairs in the sanctuary remains one of their priorities.

9.4. Connectional Ministries

a) The council is operating well in line with the vision of making disciples of Jesus

Christ.

b) Outreaching, witnessing and nurturing programmes are being done.

c) Most of the committees are functioning properly and are well co-ordinated by

the coordinators.

d) Circuits under our mission area are visited and are being assisted accordingly.

e) Family ministries programmes are going on well with the young couples group

being the outstanding one.

f) All organizations are functional with all their choirs performing well at HED,

ZEAC and Area levels.

10 APPRECIATION

Our appreciation goes to the following:

a) All boards/comitttes and councils for their invaluable effort in the execution of

their duties.

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b) Section Leaders for their overwhelming support and job well done in driving

sections.

c) Our caretaker Mr. N. Zinyakasa and office secretary Miss. S. Mandisodza for

their hard work at church.

d) Our spouses, Mrs. Fortune Mushambi and Mr. Solomon Chiripasi for the

encouragement and unwavering support.

e) District Lay Leaders, Mr.Nehemiah Saburi and Mrs. Chipo Misi for support and

guidance.

f) Lastly Rev. Dr G.K. Machinga, for guidance and prayers. You made our work

easier, enjoyable and achievable.

11 CONCLUSION

We give glory and honour to God our Father for the power, strength and opportunity to

serve him whilst the sun still shines. We also thank you all for coming to share with us

the joy of celebrating the achievements of Cranborne circuit during the period under

review. May the good Lord richly bless you. Amen.

Humbly submitted by:

______________________ ________________________

Joseph Mushambi (Mr.) Janet Chiripasi (Mrs.) Circuit Lay Leader Associate Circuit Lay Leader





(Matt 28:19-20) (KJV 2000).

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2. SALUTATION






gives us strength.

3. VISION




of the world.





5. OUR CORE VALUES

Do no harm – by avoiding evil of all kind.

Do good to all mankind – no discrimination

Stay in Love with God by doing His Will all the time

Experiential Christian Life – live according to God’s principle depicted in the Holy

Bible

Social responsibility by being part of the society and contributing to its well-being.


Cranborne Circuit is united, enjoying harmonious relationships and is very supportive

of the Pastor in Charge’s work. It has experienced growth judging by the number of

new people who informed the church that they have come to fellowship at Cranborne.

It was a great day well received when the 60+years were given an opportunity to

conduct Sunday Service on 9th November 2014. Junior Church is a motivated group as

they have also been tasked to bring new members to Church. There is a reward every

month for those who bring new members of a certificate and the highest is given

US$10.00 on top of the certificate.

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7. OBITUARY

Cranborne UMC was plunged into mourning on 22nd February 2015 when Associate

Rev. Winnet Chombo passed on after only 45 days with Cranborne UMC. She was

buried at Murewa Mission on 24 February 2015. May Her Soul Rest in Peace.

8. ACHIEVEMENTS

8.1. PASTOR-IN-CHARGE’S MINISTRY

a) Reverend Dr. Machinga has a good relationship with his congregation. He is

delivering powerful and effective sermons and teachings. To add to his

effectiveness he also invites speakers, pastors from other circuits. He also uses local

preachers at church, section meetings, funerals, and memorial services.

b) He is a very good administrator, counsellor, teacher and motivator.

c) The Pastor conducted training sessions for Sunday School Teachers equipping them

with the knowhow to teach various groups. Curricula for all age groups have been

compiled and the launch of Sunday school in various age groups will start in June

2015.

d) He facilitated leadership training/development for the Church and Organizations in

February 2015.

e) Regular home and hospital visitations are ongoing.

f) The Pastor consoled bereaved families by his presence.

g) 52 local preachers were interviewed for reaffirmation as local preachers for

2015/2016.

h) Rev. Dr. Machinga worked well with the now deceased Rev. Winnet Chombo. We

want to extend our appreciation to him for all what he did for the late Rev. Chombo

and family. Well done.

i) He is working very well with Student Pastors Barnabas Gwatura and Mary

Muyotcha.

j) Fuel is provided (according to mileage) for the Pastor to follow and console

members of the congregation whose close relatives would have passed on - parents,

children, in-laws, etc. The deceased relatives may not necessarily be our members.

This gesture has uplifted many members at the greatest time of their need. We

thank you Rev. Dr Machinga for the unconditional love you have shown to all

members.

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8.2. PASTOR-IN-CHARGE’S WELFARE

a) The allowances for the Pastor-in-Charge are all up to date.

b) Rev. Dr. Machinga and family arrived on 1st January 2015 and were hosted for

supper by the Lay-leader Mr Joseph Mushambi’s family. On 4th January SPPR

presented them a welcome grocery worth US$30.00. On 17th January 2015 SPPR

Committee hosted a welcome dinner for the Pastor and his family at the Lay-leader

Joseph Mushambi’s house. We extend our thanks to the Hospitality team led by Mrs

Chichetu that prepared the dinner and Mr and Mrs Mushambi who offered us the

venue. Well done.

c) Rev. Dr Machinga was welcomed on 1st March 2015 with US$1885.00, ZAR30.00

and other items worth US$300.00.

d) RRW celebrated Dr Mazvita Machinga’s birthday by giving her a cake and clothing

items worth US150.00. Well done RRW.

e) Rev. Dr G.K. Machinga’s belated birthday was celebrated on 19 April 2015 and was

given two goats, cash US$300 and other items worth US$100.00.

f) Rev. Dr G.K. Machinga and family moved into the new roomy parsonage on 3rd

April 2015. We would like to thank all the Committees involved for a job well done

and the whole congregation for contributing to the renovations that had to be done

at short notice.

g) On 29th April 2015 SPPR Committee went to fellowship with Rev. Dr Machinga’s

family. We later presented groceries worth US$200.00. It was historical for SPPRC

as they were the first to visit and bless the second parsonage.

8.3. STUDENT PASTORS AND RETIRED PASTOR REV. DR NKOMO

a) Paid social visits to Rev. Dr. Nkomo’s and Student Pastor Memory Muzanechita’s

residents on 13 August 2014. Groceries worth US$100.00 and cash US$20.00 were

given to Rev. Dr Nkomo and groceries worth US$80.00 and US$20.00 were given

to the Student Pastor.

b) Bade farewell to Student Pastor Memory Muzanechita on 2nd December 2014. She

was given US$1110.00 and other items worth US$100.00.

c) In 2015 we were assigned two student pastors from United Theological College,

Barnabas Gwatura and Mary Muyotcha. We appreciate them and their assistance to

the Pastor-in-Charge in discharging his duties.

d) Visited Rev. Nkomo when he was ill on 2nd March 2015. Groceries worth

US$100.00 were presented to him as well as cash US$100.00 to assist in paying

medical bills. We are glad to report that he is now much better.

e) Allowances for the student pastors and the retired pastor are up to date.

8.4. LAY WORKERS

a) Staff wages and salaries are being paid in line with the NEC requirements and are

up to date.

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b) Plans are underway to have them join medical aid and have encouraged them to have

a funeral policy each. CIMAS said they should join as individuals as it needs five

or more people for an organization to join. Forms and all the details necessary have

been handed to them to choose a scheme that is affordable. The Church and them

will meet half-way.

c) The Caretaker’s residence is now habitable except for some few minor touches. The

caretaker’s family moved in end of April 2015.

d) Mr Zinyakasa lost his mother on 19th April 2015. The Church supported him with

cash US$200.00 and the section supported him with some groceries and petrol worth

US$170.00. Some members from Cranborne UMC accompanied them to the funeral.

Rev. Dr. Machinga attended the burial on 21 April 2015 in Mutoko. Well done.

9. COMMITTEE’S OTHER ACHIEVEMENTS

a) Attended Rev. Dr. Marevangepo’s birthday and welcome on 8th June 2014. We

presented him with US$150.00 and a carton of cooking oil worth US$45.00. On 10th

May 2015 we participated in his welcoming party and our gifts were US$150 and a

carton of cooking oil worth US$45.00.

b) Rev. M.P. Chambara and Mrs P. Chambara on SPPR 2014 week was presented with

cash US$1025.00 and groceries worth US$350.00. We paid a social visit to Rev

Chambara and family in August 2014 and presented them with cash US$40.00 and

groceries worth US$200.00. They were also part of the Harare East District Pastors

and spouses who went for a holiday to Johannesburg in November 2014. The

package inclusive of pocket money was worth US$1,750.00. On their transfer on

28th December 2014 Rev. M.P. Chambara and family were accompanied to Hatfield

UMC by members of the SPPR Committee. He was presented with grocery worth

US$25.00. On 8th February 2015 a farewell was arranged for him and his family.

He was given US$1433.00, Laptop (US$500.00) which he was using, and other

items worth US$300.00.

c) Cranborne UMC hosted the farewell event for D.S. Rev. Tsitsi Madziyire on 29

November 2014. It was quite a big event and it went on well. Our farewell gift was

US$400.00.

d) Rev. Chombo’s funeral was hosted by Cranborne UMC and would like to extend our

thanks to all people who supported and attended the funeral as well as to the family

aftermath. May God almighty bless you all. She left two children Tinotenda and

Tinovimba. Tinovimba who is in Form Two, the Cranborne UMC Church and

Society Committee have taken over the payment of her school fees up to Form Four.

The other child Tinotenda had just finished and passed his “O” Levels. Efforts are

underway to help him pursue a Teacher Training Programme. The Circuit also paid

hospital bills shortfall of up to US$621.00.

e) Attended D.S. Rev Bonga’s welcome on 22nd February 2015 at Waterfalls United

Methodist Church. We presented him with US$200.00. Cranborne UMC Young

Couples was the Guest Choir. Well done you made us proud.

f) Accompanied Rev. Dr Machinga to a pulpit exchange at ZIMRE Park UMC on 15th

March 2015. We presented Rev. O. Mukahanana cash US$100.00 and some other

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items worth US$100.00. We also participated when ZIMRE UMC was welcoming

him. We contributed US$33.00.

g) We accompanied Missions Committee when it visited Chiendambuya UMC on 26th

April 2015. We presented US$600.00 allowances plus other items worth US$150.00

for Pastor Mutengararo and his family.

h) We have drawn up a programme for Sections to go a fellowship with the Pastor-in-

Charge and family at the parsonage. So far the schedule is being followed.

i) Managed to console the following clergy families with $50.00 each during their time

of bereavement

Chin’onzo

Charwadza

Bvunzai

Mujeni

Nduna

Matikiti

Chitsiku

10. RECOMMENDATIONS

We are recommending for reaffirmation of the following incumbents as local/lay

speakers/preachers:

No. Name No. Name

1. Banga Ronia 28. Matanhire Nyaradzai

2. Chakanyuka Maureen 29. Matanhire Setfree

3. Chichetu Margret 30. Mazhara Jadiel

4. Chichetu Raymond 31. Maziti Liberty

5. Chikukwa Walter 32. Mvundura Floyd Hati

6. Chimukuche Tracy 33. Mubayiwa Sam

7. Chiripasi Janette 34. Mudede Harrison

8. Chivinge Caroline 35. Mugurwa Caroline (youth)

9. Dzotizei Nevtions 36. Mumbire Alfred

10. Gandari Ashley (youth) 37. Mumbire Sophia

11. Gandanzara Paul 38. Mushambi Joseph

12. Garande Tapiwa 39. Mushumbi Edna (youth)

13. Kadenga Constance 40. Mzarawetu Lillian (youth)

14. Katema Doreen 41. Mzarawetu Loice

15. Kuutsi Chipo 42. Nhire Willard

16. Lobo Rose 43 Nyabando Gwinyai (youth)

17. Machakata Susan 44. Nyamukapa Stephen

18. Machinga Mazvita 45. Nyarota Godfrey

19. Machiri Samuel 46. Saburi Nathaniel

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20. Mahenga Simbarashe 47. Saburi Nehemiah

21. Mahwira Dorothy 48. Shenje Mary

22. Magaya Mike 49. Shonhiwa Fainet

23. Mapenzauswa Florence 50. Sithole Judith

24. Marange Prayer Nyasha 51. Tumbare Jane

25 Matongo Barnabas 52. Zvomuya Maria

26. Matanhire Brendon (youth)

27 Matanhire Cleopatra (youth)

The following have since transferred:

a) Chambara Patricia Hatfield UMC

b) Matongo Rufaro South Africa

c) Mutanga Norah Damafalls UMC

11. APPRECIATION

a) We appreciate the entire congregation for standing with Rev. Dr G.K. Machinga,

and giving him moral and material support.

b) Our appreciation also goes on to Rev. Dr G.K. Machinga, for your guidance and

support that has made our work much easier.

c) We also extend our appreciation to our Secretary, Sarah Mandisodza, and the

Caretaker Mr. Nzwanai Zinyakasa, for their hard work for the Church.

d) Last, but not the least, we appreciate our Lay-leaders Mr Joseph Mushambi and

wife, and Mrs. Janette Chiripasi and husband for their wonderful leadership and

support.

12. CONCLUSION

The Church continues to enjoy good relations among all members, groups and

organizations. Rev Dr G.K. Machinga’s leadership is impacting positively on the lives

of all members and it is our prayer that this will continue into the future.

God bless you all.


________________________ ________________________

Caroline Chivinge Nathaniel Saburi

Chairperson Vice Chairperson

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(Matt 28:19-20) (KJV 2000).

2. SALUTATION


Dr.Machinga and Dr. M. Machinga, District Layleaders Mr. Nehemiah Saburi and Mrs.




gives us strength.

3. VISION

We foresee a vibrant Godl fearing congregation, continuously growing and claiming



of the world.






Although the circuit is currently under financial strain, it is generally managing to meet

its recurrent monthly running financial obligations. We have been consistently

remitting our obligations to the HED and Conference. However, we have some

outstanding commitments to HED and other service providers as tabulated below, some

of which we are servicing only whenever we have excess resources after meeting

recurrent and critical expenses:

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Nature Of Debt Amount Owing

Mortgage Loan $28 943.00

Water and Rates $3 900.00

Contractor (2nd parsonage 24 Glencoe

Queensdale

$1 350.00

TOTALS $34 193.00

As a church we have managed to fund a number of projects out of resources generated

from the church membership e.g. to fund the purchase of the second parsonage and near

completion of the janitor’s residence.

The number of tithers and church supporters has changed from 347 reported previously

to 465 as of now. However, the current economic environment is also showing through

inconsistent tithing by some church members thereby leading to our failure to meet

certain targets on some income lines.

6. PLANS FOR THE FUTURE

Apart from the above commitments that need to be settled, we also need to plan for the

following future possible projects:-

a) Re-upholstery of old sanctuary chairs

b) Purchase of Sanctuary chairs to fill remaining gaps

c) Church grounds landscaping/paving and drainage

d) 2nd Circuit car

7. ACHIEVEMENTS

a) We came up with the 2015 circuit budget and it was discussed and adopted by

Council. See appendix.

b) Managed to send our books for auditing twice in the period under review and we

received positive reports on both occasions, with recommendations to help close

potential loop holes.

c) We have ensured that all organizations in the circuit have submitted their financial

reports to audit for the period July-December 2014.

d) We have presented two financial reports to the church during the period January –

April 2015.

e) We are up-to-date with staff salaries and Pastors’ allowances and these were

always paid in time

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f) We provided funding for 70% of the purchase price of a second parsonage plus

transfer fees and bond registration fees.

g) We secured 30% of purchase price of second parsonage through a mortgage loan

from Home-link and we are honouring our monthly mortgage commitments.

h) We are currently carrying out some fundraising activities with Projects Committee

since March 2015 to support various church activities.

i) We carried out an exercise to ensure every member has either a tithing card or a

church support card and allowed existing tithers an opportunity to view their cards.

7.1. PROJECTS

a) Worked hand in hand with RRW on the classic tea program on 14

December 2014 where $5 061.46 was raised.

b) Embarked a tiling project for the second parsonage where $3000.00 was

raised through donations.

c) We are doing food sales every Sunday since 2nd week of March 2015 and

we have raised $450.00 profit to date.

d) Have started ZUMBA class lessons at our church on Saturday mornings.

To date we have had 2 sessions and have raised $85.00 profit..

8. TREASURER’S REPORT

8.1 AUDITED INCOME AND EXPENDITURE FOR THE PERIOD JAN-

DECEMBER 2014

DETAILS YEAR TO

DATE

INCOME Actual Budget Variance

Balance b/f

34,119

Tithe

149,647

150,196

(549)

Offering

19,253

19,792

(539)

Thanksgiving

3,234

2,909

325

Church Support

2,430

2,851

(421)

Special Offering

327

-

327

Projects

-

3,054

(3,054)

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FFruits

836

1,963

(1,127)

Seeding

3,306

2,092

1,215

Harvest

49,319

50,000

(681)

Interest Received

2,704

-

2,704

Total Income

231,055

232,856

(1,801)

EXPENDITURE

District 15%

26,194

29,334

3,140

District 5%

446

2,500

2,054

District Parsonage

6,910

9,900

2,990

ZEAC 40%

67,935

55,449

(12,486)

ZEAC 30%

14,473

36,075

21,601

COS/SPR

39,515

35,667

(3,848)

BOT

89,396

29,286

(60,110)

Finance

2,577

8,310

5,733

Bank Charges

1,281

667

(615)

Building

191

12,614

12,423

Nurturing

3,348

11,008

7,660

Outreach

3,849

5,184

1,335

Witnessing

2,274

5,417

3,143

CM

3,463

5,633

2,170

Total Expenses

261,851

Net inflow/outflow

(30,796)

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Balance c/f

3,323

Bank Balance - Stanchart

Bank Balance - CBZ

3,319

Short Term Investment

-

Cash On Hand

5

TOTAL

3,324

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8.2. INTERIM TREASURER’S REPORT JAN-APRIL 2015

DETAILS YEAR TO DATE


Balance b/f 3318.7

Tithe 52,277 52,500 -223

Offering 6,808 7,000 -192

Thanksgiving 750 1,167 -417

Church Support 605 2,000 -1,395

Projects 1,123 3,333 -3,333

First Fruits 5,309 5,750 -441

Seeding 60 667 -607

Parsonage Rentals 500 800 -300

Harvest 11,041 17,143 -6,102

Interest Received 6.6 - 6.6

Total Income 78,480 90,360

EXPENDITURE

District 15% 9,990 9,141 849

District 5% 807.2 821 -13

District parsonage 1,500 2,000 -500

ZEAC 40% 26,373 24,376 1,997

ZEAC 30% 4,831 4,923 -92

ZEAC HQ Offices 3,600 4,733 -1133

COS/SPR 17,126 17,774 648

BOT 6,930 11,283 4,353

Finance 1,355 824 -531

Layleaders 500 500

Bank Charges 400.51 400 0

Nurturing 871 967 96

Outreach 2,093 1,167 926

Witnessing 1,364 1,667 303

CM 850 1,000 150

Total Expenses 78,091 81,576 3,485

Net inflow/outflow 389

Balance c/f 3,707.70

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9. APPRECIATION

Our appreciation goes to the following:-

a) Rev. Dr. G.K. Machinga, for prayers and guidance.

b) Our Layleaders Mr. J. Mushambi and Mrs. J. Chiripasi for the support and guidance.

c) Our Office Secretary Miss Sarah Mandisodza for the support.

d) The church membership for the financial support and good response when asked to support

church projects and programs.

10. CONCLUSION

We give glory and honour to God our Father for the power, strength and opportunity to

serve Him. We commit ourselves to continue serving Him. May the good Lord richly

bless you.

Amen.

Humbly submitted by:-

______________________ _________________________

Alfonce Nengoma (Mr) Raymond Chichetu

Circuit Finance Chairperson Circuit Finance Vice Chairperson

_______________________

Prince Mungwari (Mr)

Circuit Treasurer

Bank Balance - CBZ 3,707.74

Short Term Investment 0

Cash on Hand 0

TOTAL 3,707.74

variance -0.04

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(Matt 28:19-20) (KJV 2000).

2. SALUTATION






gives us strength.

3. VISION




of the world.






The church is in sound state we thank God despite the financial constraints.

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6. ACHIEVEMENTS

Acquisition, Disposal and Hire

a) We purchased second parsonage stand number 5609 Salisbury townships of

Queensdale estate of 24 Glencoe Road. Measuring 1573 square meters at a total

cost of $100 000.00 paid as follows:

Cash payment $ 70 000.00

CBZ loan $ 30 000.00

$100.000.00

The property is a four bed-roomed house and a self-contained cottage

b) The following assets were acquired during the year.

Description Comment Approx cost (USD)

1. Baptism stand Acquired 70.00

2. Generator cage Acquired 150.00

3. Codeless microphone Donated by Rev. Chambara 300.00

4. Solar geyser MUMC 600.00

5. Computer monitor & CPU Donated -anonymous 500.00

6. Security alarmed light Donated by Rev Dr.

Machinga

100.00

7. Curtain & rails UMYF 900.00

c) Legal Matters. Insurance, Policy maintenance and security

Circuit vehicle

1. Circuit vehicle is fully insured.

2. The vehicle is being serviced when due by Toyota Motor City Graniteside.

Insurance

1. The following buildings and contents are fully insured: The main church & 1 Munro

parsonage-Cranborne

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d) Asset Inventory, Audit, Maintenance and repairs

1. Our asset inventory was updated in February 2015 but not yet audited. See attached

asset register. 2. All books of accounts for the main church and organizations were sent for audit for

the period July-December 2014.

3. The following table shows maintenance and repairs done during the year:-

Cost Centre Work done Cost

Staff cottage Tiling the whole house

Plumbing

Electrical connection

Painting

Curtains

$2 200.00

$ 800.00

$1 200.00

$ 200.00

$ 400.00

Church Repair generator

Roof

Carport

Plumbing

Electricals

$ 370.00

$ 500.00

$ 25.00

$ 200.00

$ 130.00

24 Glencoe parsonage Painting

Tiling

Plumbing

Electrical

$ 900.00

$3 559.00

$ 250.00

$5 230.00

1 Munro parsonage Electrical $ 100.00

e) Custody of church funds

Organisation Bank Account

Main church CBZ 01123593120016

RRW ZB 0112214191206

MUMC NMB 02183012

UMYF In process of opening

account

f) Staff Policy and procedures

1. Lay workers have offer letters.

2. Leave and off days are being granted.

3. Wage and salaries are paid as per NEC minimum requirement.

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g) OTHER ACHIEVEMENTS

1. We are renting out 1 Munro parsonage at a cost of $500.00 per month.

2. We attended council and district meetings and academies.

3. We provided services to most of Conference, HED, Walk to Emmaus activities.

7. OUTSTANDING WORK AND ACQUISITION

Location Description Approx Cost(US$)

Sanctuary Chairs Covers

Chairs infill

Loose chairs (100)

Fire extinguishers

Outside gutters

Painting

Paving

10 000.00

3 000.00

5 000.00

900.00

500.00

2000.00

10 000.00

Parsonage 24 Glencoe

Rd Queensdale

Screen Garage

Kitchen refurbishment

Electrical security

2500.00

3500.00

500.00

Parsonage 1 Munro Rd

Cranborne

Kitchen refurbishment

Painting cottage

2500.00

Staff cottage Ceiling

Painting

Skirting

Roof repairs

1 000.00

300.00

500.00

1200.00

2nd Vehicle 5000.00

8. RECOMMENDATION

1. Due to increasing number of usage of our premises and facilities we recommend

the attached Policy for effective management of our assets See appendix.

2. We recommend disposing the following items from our asset register.

Code Description Quantity Value(USD)

EE002 Dell printer 2 100.00

SF009 Blankets 4 20.00

EE007 Monitor Acer 1 10.00

PM015 Kipor generator 1 250.00

SF007 Gowns 20 200.00

FF010 Chairs 4 30.00

Camera 1 10.00

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3. We recommend the following as beacons to be allocated to organizations for

2015/2016:

Beacon Responsible organization Value (USD)

Laptop 13-18yrs youths $ 600.00

Kitchen fitting 1 Munro Parsonage UMYF $2500.00

Kitchen fitting 24 Glencoe Queensdale

parsonage

RRW $3500.00

Blankets Junior Church $250.00

9. APPRECIATION

Your Trustees D.S. are grateful for the overwhelming support and guidance we got

from Rev Dr. G.K. Machinga, lay leaders, district leadership and the whole

congregation it was overwhelming. We extend our appreciation to Secretary Sarah

Mandisodza, and the Janitor Nzwanai Zinyakasa for keeping us operating smoothly.

Submitted by:

_______________________ __________________________

Tendai Mazire (Mr.) Maureen Chakanyuka (Mrs.) Chairperson Vice Chairperson





(Matt 28:19-20) (KJV 2000).

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2. SALUTATION


Dr.Machinga and Dr. M. Machinga, District Layleaders Mr. Nehemiah Saburi and Mrs.




gives us strength.

3. VISION

To be ever growing, dynamic church, proclaiming and sharing the word as we

continuously claim higher ground spiritually, physically, numerically and morally.





5. OUR CORE VALUES:

Experiential Christian life: living a life that is guided by the Holy Bible

Love your God: as espoused in the Bible

Social responsibility: being part of society and contributing to the wellbeing of that

society.

Do good: of every possible sort to all mankind

Do no harm: by avoiding all evil of all kind

6. STATE OF THE CHURCH:

Cranborne circuit is in a healthy state, Sunday services are being held every week,

membership continues to grow numerically with new souls being won to Christ.

Members are actively participating in the activities of the church through providing

leadership, participating in church programmes, financial contributions and actively

participating in societal programs. The economic challenges being experienced in the

country have not spared our membership. The peace prevailing in the country is greatly

appreciated.

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7. OBITUARY

Our prayers go to those families who lost their beloved ones and may the dear Lord

continue to comfort them.

8. ACHIEVEMENTS

OBJECTIVE ACHIEVEMENT

a) To produce

calendar of

events

a) The circuit calendar was compiled and distributed. Calendar

events are being observed by committees.

b) To coordinate

work areas

a) The executive has been meeting as per calendar to plan and

evaluate work area activities.

b) A strategic planning workshop was held with the assistance

of an external facilitator for the extended executive.

Objectives and work plans produced and distributed.

c) Participated in the Chiendambuya mission work.

d) Participated in the music festivals for all organizations

e) Launched a farmers club.

f) Compiled a business directory for all entrepreneurs at the

circuit.

c) Participation in

District

activities:

a) Attended and participated in District CM meetings and

workshops

9. APPRECIATION

We take this opportunity to thank Rev Dr. G.K. Machinga, and Rev M. P Chambara for

your guidance, support and inspiration in our work.

10. NURTURING MINISTRY

10.1 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION COMMITTEE.

a) Junior Sunday School

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1. Vocational Bible Study was done from 4 – 8 August 2014.Participated in the HED

Children’s Music Festival held at Chisipiti on 10 August 2014 and the Cranborne

Choir came out number 3 out of 13 and they won $30.00

2. Held a tollgate Sunday and raised $157.00

3. Gave $20 for Rev Max Chambara’s farewell which was held at Cranborne 8

February 2015

4. Welcomed Rev Dr. Gift Machinga with $10.00.

5. Wedding present $20 for Rufaro Matongo (Sunday school teacher).

6. Prepared 100 Samaritan purse boxes, clothes and shoes for Chiendamabuya

Children. 12 Children went to Chiendamabuya together with the Main Church and

distributed these items.

7. We observed the Vocational Bible Study held from 20-24 April 2015.

Date Topic covered Conducted by Attendance

20 April 2015 Beatitudes : Matt 5v 3-5 Mrs Nyaradzai Matanhire 17

21 April 2015 Beatitudes : Matt 5 v 6-8 Mrs Tsungirirai Zata 15

22 April 2015 Beatitudes : Matt 5 v 7-10 Mrs Tsungirirai Zata 17

8. A total of 33 Children attended the HED Children’s Revival held at Chisipiti

Circuit on 25 April from 8am – 3pm. The children were accompanied by Mrs

Noriah Nyamhunga who is one of the Junior Sunday School Teachers. At the

revival 5 children won prizes on the dental care quiz held after the teaching on

dental care.

9. Four lessons were done on the 1st, 8th, 15th and 22nd of November 2014 for

baptism and confirmation classes. A total of 77 attended baptism classes and 25

people attended the confirmation class.

10. Observed the Christian education week as follows:

Date Topic Presenter Attendance

2 February

2015

Sacraments and their significance

to our Christian life

- The sacrament of baptism

Rev Dr. G.K

Machinga

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4 February

2015

The significance of following the

liturgical calendar

- The different church

seasons

Mr. Nehemiah

Saburi

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6 February

2015

Importance of bible study

Stages of bible study which is pray

, read the word, meditate,

application of the word

Mr. Joseph

Mushambi

62

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8 February Sacraments and their significance

to our Christian life

The sacrament of holy communion

Rev Dr. G.K.

Machinga

The whole

church

b) Senior Sunday School

We are in the process of restructuring our Adult Sunday School with the purpose of

making it more effective.

Started lessons for Sunday school teachers on the 17th March and the programme has

been going on every Tuesday and Sunday after service. Forty (45) people volunteered

to be Sunday school teachers and have been attending the lessons

The program was as follows:

Date Topic Presenter Leader

17 March 2015 The history of Education the

Church

Rev. Dr.Machinga Mrs N. Matanhire

19 March 2015 The importance of education in

this church

Rev. Dr.Machinga Mrs F.Mapenzauswa

22 March 2015 Qualities of a Sunday School

Teacher

Pastor Gwatura Mrs F.Mapenzauswa

24 March 2015 The model of Jesus as a

Master Teacher

Rev. Dr.Machinga Mrs P. Nyakanda

26 March 2015 Teaching Children

:Characteristics and needs

Mrs T. Chimukuche Mrs F.Ndongwe

29 March 2015 Teaching youths Rev. Dr Machinga Mrs J. Zimbiti

7 Mach 2015 Teaching Adults Mr D.Matandaware Mrs J. Chiripasi

12 March 2015 Effective teachings methods Rev. Dr .Machinga Mr D. Matandaware

14 March 2015 Lesson Planning Pastor Gwatura Mrs. Mwakutuya

19 March 2015 Duties and responsibilities of

teachers and superintendents

Rev.Dr Machinga

21 March 2015 Administrative issues :

Curriculum , class

assignments, space,

identification materials and

equipment

Pastors /

Superintendents

Mrs N..Matanhire

The following classes have been identified for Sunday Schools, and the teachers have been

allocated their classes. Each class has a minimum of 4 teachers the classes are schedule to

start on the 7th of June 2015.

The classes are as follows:

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No Class Teachers Class

coordinator

Room

1. ECD Nyamhunga N,Marange P, Mungomezi

B,Dzotso R,Tumbare R,

Mungomezi B Former

Zinyakasa

Room

2. Grade 1-3 Machakata S, Mushambi F, Musambi V,

Katsakatema P

Katsakatema P Boardroom

outer

3. Grade 4-7 Kaseke,Chivinge C, Lobo R Lobo R Boardroom

inner

4. 13years – 18

years

Mwakutuya R, Zimbiti J, Zata T,

Kapfumvuti J,

Zata T Kitchen

5. 19 years – 30

years (single)

Mapenzauswa F, Marange N Marange N Back of church

6. 19 years – 30

years

(married )

Garande T, Zimbiti H Garande T Verandah

7. 31 years – 40

Years

Shenje M, Chipfunde S Chipfunde S Church 2

8. 41 years – 50

years

Sithole J, Nyaunzwi P Sithole J Church 3

9. 51 years- 64

years

Matandaware D, Mushambi J, Mkabeta

F

Matandaware D Church 4

10. 65+ years Ndongwe F, Chiripasi J Church 1

11. Baptism Pastor Muyotcha

Pastor Gwatura

12. Confirmation Rev Dr Machinga

10.2. CHILDREN’S MINISTRY REPORT

ACHIEVEMENTS

1. Had a toll gate Sunday and raised $157.00 on 25 May 2014.

2. We presented a gift of $20.00 for Rufaro Matongo (Sunday School teacher).

3. We did Vacation Bible School from 4-8 August 2014 on the Fruits of the Holy Spirit.

4. Had a talent show on 9 August 2014 at Cranborne UMC and learnt the following:

a) Knitting of scarves

b) Beading

5. On 10 August 2014 we participated in HED music festivals at Chisipite UMC and

came position 3 out of 13 choirs and won $30.00.

6. Danai Mrewa attended the Zimbabwe East Annual Conference at Old Mutare from

19-21 December 2014

7. Gave $20.00 Rev Max. P. Chambara and family farewell on 1 March 2015.

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8. Prepared 100 Samaritan purse boxes, clothes and shoes for Chiendambuya children.

12 Children went to Chiendambuya together with main church and distributed these

items.

9. We observed the Vacation Bible School held from 20-24 April 2015 in attendance

we had a range of 15-17 children throughout the week.

10. A total of 33 children attended the Children’s revival at Chisipite on 25 April 2015.

After a teaching on dental care, a quiz was done and the following won prizes:

Tawananyasha Nhire, Nyasha Muura, Tadiwanashe Shoko, Graham Chimombe and

Malvin Duma.

10.3. YOUTH MINISTRIES 13 TO 18 YEARS

This is recently formed group whose membership is composed of mainly school going

youths in boarding schools.

1. They have managed to have few sessions together with Christian teachings.

2. They participated in Vocation Bible School though in small number.

10.4. WORSHIP AND BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE

ACHIEVEMENTS

1. Order of service with enriching sermons and teachings are being presented to the

congregation.

2. Holy Communion is being served at the end of every month. The sick and the

elderly people are receiving Holy Communion at their homes and hospitals.

3. The Christian calendar is being observed and followed as it is on the lectionary.

4. In observing Pulpit Exchange, our Pastor in Charge accompanied by the Main Choir

on 15 March 2015 went to ZIMRE Park circuit wherein Rev Dr GK Machinga

contacted service there. On 22 March 2015 Pastor in charge of Zimre Park Rev. O.

Mukahanana visited us accompanied by the main choir, he contacted the service.

5. In celebrating the Palm Sunday on 29 March 2015, we decorated the sanctuary with

Palm branches.

6. Choirs i.e. Senior, MUMC, RRW and UMYF participated well at district level the

results are as follows:

Group Set piece Own Choice

Senior choir 2 2

MUMC 1 1

RRW 1 1

UMYF 2 2

7. MUMC and RRW participated in the ZEAC music festivals as follows

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Group Set piece Own Choice

MUMC 2 5

RRW 1 4

UMYF 5 5

8. RRW participated on the Area music festivals on 26 July 2014 and became position

2 on set piece and position 5 on own choice.

9. The songs that were taught to the congregation were:

Month Hymn Name of Song

OCT 2014 12 Baba zvino tinokudza

NOV 2014 24 Baba Munopiwa Mbiri

DEC 2014 56 Kare kwakamira danga

10. Funds for cleaning materials are being provided.

11. A delegation of 2 was sent to Africa University from 10-12 April 2015 to attend Art

Music workshop.

10.5. STEWARDSHIP & TEMPERANCE COMMITTEE

ACHIEVEMENTS

1. We sent taskforce in different sections towards harvest thanksgiving in 2014.

2. We had different speakers during Sunday Services on Harvest and thanksgiving and

Stewardship and temperance.

3. We managed to have Harvest Celebrations on 3 August 2014 and raised

USD 48 742.29

4. Held monthly meetings with the committee members

5. Had teachings on Stewardship & Temperance from the invited speakers as tabulated

below:

Date Topic Speaker

8 June 2014 Why do we give to God? Mr. J. Mushambi

22 June 2014 Bring your Isaac to God Mr. T. Gwara

6 July 2014 Count your blessings Rev. O. Mukahanana

20 July 2014 Constant financial obedience in the

face of economic diversity

Mr. B. Banda

12 October 2014 Temperance Rev. S. Matara

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7 January 2015 Seeding & First Fruits (Usadye

mbeu)

Mr. Sisimayi

25 January 2015 Sermon: importance of giving

(earn as much as you can, save as

much as you can & give as much as

you can)

Rev. Dr. G.K. Machinga

22 February 2015 Obedience Mr. Mapingire

31 March 2015 We have to bear fruits Rev. Dr. D. Bishau

17 May 2015 Sacrificial giving Mr. J. Mushambi

6. Raised $5259.00 on 1 February 2015 for seeding & first fruits.

7. Raised $9876.00 on 29 March 2015 Harvest Thanksgiving kick off.

10.6. AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE

ACHIEVEMENTS

1. Maintained the church grounds and garden.

10.7. FAMILY MINISTRY

1. Young Couples Group

a) In August 2014 we had a Health topic presented by Mr. Tumbare.

b) We had a testimony day which was an eye –opener to many couples.

c) Had a marriage clinic at Harare Safari lodge on 15-16 November 2014 with

invited guest speakers Rev Chambara and Mai and Pastor Chimuka and Mai.

d) Meet every Saturdays evenings as tabulated below:

Date Hosting family Topic Presenter Attendance

17/1/2015 Bonjisi Program review

Mrs.

Chadzingwa 26

Last year's review

Presentation and

amendment of 2015

Calendar

24/1/2015 Zimunya

Know your partner

game Mrs Sithole 36

We had a game about

knowing your partner

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2. Widows and singles group

a) Meet every month.

3. Additional groups

It is joy to report that additional groups were established and leadership structures

were put in place.

Office Name Contact Number

Chair: Caroline Chivinge 0772 263528/885769

Vice Chair: Patience Majaji 0772933198/570534

Secretary: Shingirai Shamu 0733667438/572319

Vice Secretary: Simbisai Mudondo 0712306592

Treasurer: Nkazana Mosira 0775066504

Committee Member: Dorothy Mandishona 0772121023/573151

10.8. HIGHER AND TERTIARY EDUCATION COMMITTEE

ACHIEVEMENTS

We met as a committee and discussed the objectives and action plans for 2015, whereby

we will fulfill our objectives during our week.

11. OUTREACH MINISTRY

11.1. CHURCH AND SOCIETY COMMITTEE

ACHIEVEMENTS

95% of our partners

know their spouses

7/2/2015 Sithole Pastor's visit Mr. Kaseke 42

21/2/2015 Zimbiti Resolutions review Mr. L Maziti 24

28/2/2015 Sanyamandwe Financial report Mrs. Nengoma 28

7/3/2015 Nyemba

Bible study-1 peter 3 v 1

– 9; 1 cor 7 v1 – 10; col

3 v 18 - 25 Mrs. Mahenga 26

21/3/2015 Nyamaropa Prayer Mrs. Bonjisi 30

28/3/2015 Nyamakura

Health lesson: sugar

diabetes, bp and obesity Dr. Dzvowa 24

4/25/2015 Nengoma Music

Mrs.

Mwakutuya 22

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1. We assisted the following families and individuals as tabulated below :

Date Person/Family Amount (US$) Purpose

1. 1 June 2014 Mrs. Mandishona’s daughter 150.00 Medication

2. 8 June 2014 Tadiwanashe Makumbe 50.00 School fees

3. 8 June 2014 Kudakwashe Mafadza 50.00 Medication

4. 16 Nov 2014 Admire Marimo 30.00 Medication

2. Paid condolence to the Makuto family following the passing on of sekuru Archibald

Makuto.

3. On 21 September 2014, we donated 7x20litre plastic buckets, 10 washing soaps, 10

bath soaps and 10 towels for Chikurubi prisoners as per district requirement.

4. Successfully held committee meetings as follows: 25/01/15; 08/02/15 & 15/03/15.

5. Attended District meeting on 19 April 2015.

6. Donated ladies clothing to Chiendambuya circuit on 26 April 2015 worth $55.00.

7. Tinovimba Chombo’s fees of $395.00 per was paid.

8. Sections are taking a leading role in consoling their respective members during times

of bereavement.

9. The Zinyakasa family were assisted with $ 200.00 at the passing on of Mbuya

Zinyakasa.

11.2. HEALTH AND WELFARE COMMITTE

ACHIEVEMENTS

1. Sanitation collections were done regularly @$15/month.

2. Health related advice was given to members of the church throughout the year

3. Replenished the circuit first aid box.

4. Gave a teaching on Typhoid and Ebola 24 August 2014.

5. Contributed towards Arnoldine Clinic through HED.

6. Successfully observed Health and Welfare week from 9th to 15th March 2015:

Date Topic Facilitator Attendance

09.03.15 On malaria in pregnancy Mrs P Zimunya 51

11.03.15 Stress management Presenters in sections

13.03.15 Care of the older persons Mrs J Chiripasi 49

15.03.15(Sunday

service)

Cancers Mrs C Kawadza 588

7. Raised $175.00 for Health promotion Sunday and was channeled to the District.

8. The health team managed to maintain health services at the church with full

support from the janitor and team. We managed to ensure availability of health

services and a conducive atmosphere for the congregation.

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9. A lay training was held in February 2015 and the health and welfare team managed

to attend the workshop.

11.3. CATERING AND HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE

ACHIEVEMENTS

1. We managed to host and cater for the following events as tabulated below:

Date Event No. of people

18 May 2014 Charge Conference 120

4 July 2014 Chiendambuya visitors 60

13 July 2014 Ebenezer security workshop 50

20 July 2014 Chiendambuya visitors 60

3 August 2014 Circuit Harvest celebration day 600 plus

September 2014 Funeral work for Rachel Chambara 700

28 December 2014 Welcome Pastors and families 25

8 February 2015 Rev Chambara & family farewell 60

15 -17 February 2015 Rev Chombo funeral 1000 plus

22 February 2015 Circuit lay training 150

1 March 2015 Welcome Rev. Dr. Machinga &

family

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22 March 2015 Worship pulpit exchange 60

11.4. MINISTRY WITH WOMEN, YOUTH AND CHILDREN COMMITTEE

a) Participated in the District talent show on the 9th of August at Chisipite where our

grade 4 pupil Sarudzai Nhumburukira took 4th position in the knitting category.

b) Participated in the District musical festival.

c) We visited one of our elderly, Mbuya Munhenga and gave her US$50.00 and

grocery worth US$10.00.

d) We managed to visit the Kuutsi family and prayed for God to heal them, we gave

them grocery worth US$10.60.

e) The Vacation Bible School with theme Beatitudes Matt 5:1-10 was held from 21st

April 2015 to 22nd April 2015 and the following age groups attended grade 4 – 7

and youth from 13-18years.

f) Our youth and children attended the district revival which was held at Chisipite on

the 25th April 2015 and 33 children attended, five of them won prizes.

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11.5. HISTORY AND COMMUNICATION COMMITTEE

ACHIEVEMENTS

1. All church choirs were taken photos for archive.

2. Covered sermon by Rev Dr Z.Marevangepo on RRW Sunday 21 September 2014.

3. Creation of social media platforms. The church now has a Facebook page

Cranborne UMC. The page now boasts of 243 likes and many more follow in

dormancy. The church also has a Twitter account @Cranborne UMC and a

website www.cranborneumc.org.

4. Weekly Worship Bulletin is being prepared and circulated during Sunday Church

services.

5. Online the church has managed to connect with the bigger community, be it in

Zimbabwe and beyond. These are able to follow developments at the church

6. We are recording important events and sermons for example DS Bonga’s

Sermon.

7. Managed to cover important events like church worship services, the farewell of

Rev M.P. Chambara and the welcome of Rev Machinga, district events like the

farewell of D.S Madziyire and finally the funeral and memorial service of the late

Reverend Chombo. Preservation of history guaranteed be it photos, sermons and

church events via storage devices.

8. On 26 April March 2015 we started the Audio recording of sermons using our

mobile Phones.

9. We are grateful for the provision of a computer by anonymous donor for use in

the office.

11.6. MISSIONS

ACHIEVEMENTS

1. Managed to host Chiendambuya circuit on 1 June 2014 when they paid us a return

visit which we did 13 April 2014.

2. We assisted Chiendambuya circuit to sale their maize for their harvest and managed

to raise $710.00.

3. Chiendambuya visit 26 April 2015

a) We visited Chiendambuya circuit on the 26th of April 2015 with a total of 64

members; all organizations were represented including junior church.

b) The visit was a resounding success as a result of the support received from the

congregation.

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c) The following table is for the Chiendambuya orphans sponsored by Cranborne

Circuit:

Name Surname Grade Fees per year

1. Taonga Takaza 1 45.00

2. Given Mukahanana 1 45.00

3. Ruvarashe Takaza 2 45.00

4. Ruvimbo Somba 2 60.00

5. Tafadzwa Dehwe 3 60.00

6. Mavis Rukumbo 5 45.00

7. Sheldon Munemo 6 45.00

8. Rutendo Mafaro 6 45.00

9. Gwinyai Nyarugwe 6 54.00

10. Rufaro Chitiyo 6 42.00

11. Rutendo Chimbadzwa 7 60.00

Books 15.00

TOTAL 545.00

MUMC paid for 6 children and RRW paid for 5 children.

d) Junior Church gave 100 Samaritan boxes worth $300.00

e) We also supplied them building materials as follows:

Item Description Quantity Amount (US$)

Cement 22 286.00

Rhinoset 10 90.00

Ext Doors 2 130.00

Int Doors 2 38.00

Windowpanes 32 60.00

Patty 8kg 16.00

Gloss paint 10ltrs 80.00

Lever keys 4 30.00

TOTAL 730.00

f) UMYF donated $50.00 for projects for Chiendambuya UMYF.

g) SPR paid $600.00 to Chiendambuya pastor’s allowances.

h) We donated second hand clothing with a value of $800.00.

12. WITNESSING MINISTRY

12.1. EVANGELISM AND PRAYER COMMITTEE

1. We prayed with the following bereaved families:

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Date Name Family Name of deceased Membership

status

Attendance

July 2014 Makuto Archibald Makuto Member 250

October 2014 Chambara Rachel Chambara Non member 60

October 2014 Mvundura Nhamo Mvundura Non member 45

November 2014 Chikoore Nady Chikoore Non member 55

November 2014 Chikuhwa Nancy Chikuhwa Non member 35

17 Jan 2015 Marimo Baba Marimo Non member 70

19 Jan 2015 Mwashita Mbuya Mwashita Non member 30

30 Jan 2015 Chitombo Gondai Chitombo Non member 65

2 Feb 2015 Ganda Sekuru Ganda Non member 15

8 Feb 2015 Mwashita Father to Mrs

Mwashita

Non member 10

15-17 Feb 2015 Chombo Rev W Chombo Associate pastor 1000 plus

15 Feb 2015 Madzikatire Mbuya Chikonzo Non member 18

19 April 2015 Zinyakasa Mbuya Zinyakasa Non member 30

23 April 2015 Mkandhla Sekuru Madimutsa Non member 25

2. We managed to attend and preach at the following memorial service & tombstone

unveiling programmes:

Date Name of Family Attendance

6 September 2014 Dzinamarira (tombstone) 10

13 September 2014 Chagwedera(tombstone) 6

20 September 2014 Chitengu (tombstone) 15

14 March 2015 Chitombo (memorial service) 25

28 March 2015 Mparutsa (tombstone) 12

28 March 2015 Chombo (memorial service) 22

3. We participated in the Harare East district prayer and fasting from 29 September

to 5 October 2014 and managed to attend the all-day Revival at Harare Gardens

on the 5th October 2014.

4. We are meeting every Mondays for our prayers with average attendance of 20.

5. We have many testimonies of prayers answered and demonstration of powers e.g.

Job granted

Children excelling in their education

Healing of members

Heart-warming, encouraging , uplifting

Deliverance

6. We shared or had a prayer session with Chisipite prayer group on the 2nd of March

2015, attendance was 28.

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7. People are meeting for rumuko every Sunday 4am-5am with an average attendance

of 16.

8. We are continuing with our deliverance mid-week services monthly.

9. Successfully observed the 11 Days of prayer and fasting from 1-11 January 2015

as follows:

January

2015

Event Preacher/speaker Lirtugist Attendance

01 Sermon Mrs. M. Zvomuya Mr. R Chichetu 110

02 Sermon Mr. T. Mpingo Mrs. C. Chivinge 136

03 Teaching/Sermon Mr. B. Banda Mr. T.Garande 120

04 Sermon Mr. G. Nyarota Mr. J. Mazhara 100

05 Teaching Mrs. Mapenzauswa Mr. S. Mubayiwa 115

06 Sermon Rev. J. Chirowa Mr. L. Maziti 128

07 Teaching Mr. T. Sisimayi Ms E. Mushumbi 130

08 Sermon Rev. K. Mapa Mrs. Mumbire 147

09 Teaching/sermon Mr. A. Bganya Mr. P.N. Marange 128

10 Teaching/sermon Mr. G. Nyagato Mrs. Lobo 175

10. We managed to observe the Holy week from 30 March -5 April 2015.

Date Preacher/Teacher Liturgist Attendance

Monday Pastor Muyotcha Mr D Kaseke 125

Tuesday Rev Bishau Miss Caroline Mugurwa 175

Wednesday Rev Chinyerere Mrs S Mumbire 166

Thursday Rev Dr G.K. Machinga Lay leader 220

Friday Cluster revival Cluster revival

Saturday Cluster revival Cluster revival

Saturday –All-

night

Pastor Gwatura

Mr Nyagato

Mr Mhondoro

RRW (Rumuko)

302

11. We had a warm reception for the new converts (30) who joined us from June 2014

to April 2015 and presented gifts of books entitled The Time Is Now by Rev. Dr.

G.K. Machinga.

12. The Preaching Point in Manyame is serving the community well. Assigned

preachers are doing a great job.

12.2. RRW REPORT

12.2.1 Evangelism

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a) We meet every Friday afternoon and evening within an average attendance of thirty

five (35) in the afternoon and twenty (20) members in the evening.

b) An average of 16 members attends rumuko every Sunday.

c) We attended Mukuvisi Mubatanidzwa every month and hosted this year’s “World

of Prayer”.

d) We meet every Tuesday afternoon visiting and praying with the sick, bereaved and

those intending to wed.

e) Nine (9) RRW members went to Mrewa for the unveiling of tombstone for the late

Mbuya Chitengu.

f) Ten (10) RRW members attended Harare East District Mubatanidzwa at

Domboramwari on 27 September 2014.

g) We visited Mbuya Mazire who was not feeling well on 30 September 2014 and

prayed with her. 13 people attended.

h) We visited and prayed with Rev Nkomo and family on 17 March 2015, presented

groceries worth $30.00. Attendance was 26.

i) We are collecting perishable goods and toiletries for our visit to the prisons. On-

going process.

j) Twenty six (26) members attended HED RRW Mubatanidzwa on 21st February

2015 at Greendale UMC.

k) We visited and prayer with Rev Nkomo and family on 17 March 2015 and presented

groceries worth $30.00, attendance 26.

l) Attended HED RRW Revival on 1-3 May 2015 at Chisipiti, 27 attended.

m) We observed RRW Week from 15th September to 21st September 2014 as follows:


15 Cleanliness is next to Godliness Mrs Judith Sithole 45

17 How to avoid and resolve marital

conflicts, violence and breakages

as Christians

D.S. T. Madziyire 70

19 How to empower women

educationally , socially and

spiritually

Mrs. G. Nhiwatiwa 45

21 What is World Federation? Mrs. Katedza The whole

church

21 How RRW as an organisation

operates?

Mrs. C. Nyanungo The whole

church

n) We visited the following families for pre-wedding prayers:

Family Date Attendance

1. Matongo 18 July 2014 16

2. Chatyoka 8 August 2014 23

3. Nyemba 19 August 2014 4

4. Bhudhiyo 26 August 2014 16

5. Lobo 2 September 2014 20

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6. Chivinge 2 September 2014 15

7. Saburi 14 December 2014 15

8. Maruza 7 April 2015 29

9. Kaseke 14 April 2015 21

o) We visited the following families and offered condolences:

Family Date Amount paid Attendance

Kuutsi 16 September 2014 $20.00 15

Monde 24 September 2014 $20.00 10

Chikuhwa 26 January 2015 $20.00 25

Chimukuche 10 February 2015 $20.00 28

Katema 3 February 2015 $20.00 16

Marimo 24 February 2015 $20.00 25

Kadenga 3 March 2015 $20.00 22

Mwashita 10 March 2015 $20.00 26

Musenza 10 March 2015 $20.00 26

p) We assisted with school fees to orphans from Goromonzi and Chiendamabuya

circuit as per the table below:

Name Grade Name Of School

1. Grace Mutambiranwa 5 Committee Primary Sch

2. Deliwe Katiyo 3 Committee Primary Sch

3. Vhusimuzi Tshuma 4 Committee Primary Sch

4. Simon Johanisi 4 Chinyika Primary Sch

5. Romio Ruseni 5 Committee Primary Sch

q) RRW membership table

2013-2014 2014-2015

Full members 141 146

Probationers 17 42

Total 158 188

12.2.2 RRW WORSHIP COMMITTEE

We have a membership of 80 choristers and we managed to enter for music

festival as tabulated below:

Date Category Position

Set piece

Position

Own choice

21st June 2014 Harare East District 1 1

05th July 2014 ZEAC 4 1

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12.2.3 RRW CLUB COMMITTEE

1. We managed to enter 8 categories in this year Club show on the 24-25th October

2014 as tabulated below: -

Name Category Position

Mrs. Ndongwe Adenga Apron 4 out of 64

Mrs. R. Mwakutuya Fish stew with brown rice 4 out of 29

Mrs. A. Chadzingwa Chocolate cake 4 out of 20

Mrs. R. Lobo Men’s casual shirt 4 out of 33

Mrs. Mubayiwa Chocolate cake 6 out of 20

Mrs. N. Mahenga African Handbag

Mrs. G. Kamudyariwa Chocolate cake

Mrs. Ndongwe Chocolate cake

Mrs. Ndongwe Sleeping shoes

Mrs. F. Mushambi Garden

Mrs. A. Chadzingwa Buns

2. We are also meeting on Fridays at 12:00hrs - 1:30 hrs before the ususal

Ruwadzano session for club.

3. 7 March 2015, we had club day as combined RRW and were taught to make

samoosas and a carrot cake.

4. We managed to send a representative for the HED RRW workshop at Cranborne

on 20-22 April 2015. We were taught to make a man’s trousers and man’s shirt.

12.2.4 RRW CATERING COMMITTEE

1. Helped with catering services on Harvest Day on 2 August 2014

2. Prepared and served food at funeral service for the late Rachel Chambara.

3. Presented gifts for the following weddings

Wedding Date Names Gifts

6 July 2014 Rufaro Matongo and Edmore Rufu $80.00

9 August 2014 Sally Chatyoka and John Chieza $80.00

6 September 2014 Lorraine Ruzvidzo and Derrick Chivinge $80.00

6 September 2014 Lobo Luckmore and Cordilia Rirwa $80.00

September 2014 Blessing and Taurai Nyemba $80.00

1 December 2014 Vongai Makasa & Aurthur Chivinge Gift worth $50.00

26th July 2014 Area Music Festival 2 5

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21 December 2014 Ruth Maguta & Nathaniel Saburi Gift worth $50.00

11 April 2015 Faith Maruza and Faustine Marevesa $80.00

18 April 2015 Elizabeth Mugomeza and Artwell

Dzwene

$80.00

12.2.5 RRW FINANCE AND PROJECTS COMMITTEE

1. Managed to send our books for audit for the period July-December 2014.See

Appendix –audit report. 2. On 3 May 2014 we participated in District children’s show and we were given 3

Books and 3 ballpoint pens

3. We also managed to put floor tiles in our main church.

4. We had an African dish day on the 22nd of November 2014 and we raised $285.50

and R20

5. We also gave out fundraising forms in November to people so that they ask for

donations, and so far we have raised $1800.

6. We conducted an African attire Sunday where we raised over $200.

7. We conducted a classic tea on the 14th of December 2014 for the purpose of

purchasing of the 2nd circuit Parsonage.

TREASURER’S REPORTS

AUDITED INCOME AND EXEPENDITURE JUNE TO DECEMBER 2014

USD

INCOME

BALANCE b/f cash 715.18

BALANCE b/f bank 134.03

Offering 390.5

Rupawo 932.00

Assessment 1,832.00

Joining fee 7.00

Harvest 1319

Matendo 35

Projects 5,485.96

Projects/Weddings 417.00

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HED/DS farewell 139.00

Choir 370

Rands Banked 39.29

TOTAL Income 11,815.96

EXPENDITURE

Finance 1230

HED 960

Secretary 360

Hospitality 1195

Evangelism 704

World Federation 0

Club 150

BOT 60

History 0

Projects 4982

Conference Rupawo 920.00

Bank charges 10.55

Total Expenditure 10,571.55

Total Income (cash+bank) 11,815.96

TOTAL Expenditure 10,571.55

Net Inflow / Outflow 1,244.41

Cash On Hand 86.45

Bank 1,157.96

INTERIM INCOME AND EXEPENDITURE JANUARY TO APRIL 2015

USD

INCOME cash

BALANCE b/f bank 1206

Offering 448.7

Rupawo 460.00

Assessment 1,696.00

Other (Wedding Invites) 15

Thanksgiving 95

Projects 809.15

TOTAL Income 4,729.85

EXPENDITURE

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Finance 237

HED (Assessments) 770

Hospitality 636

Evangelism 531

World Federation 102

Club 50

BOT 25

projects 740

Conference Rupawo 150.00

Sports 50.00

Total Expenditure 3,291.00

BALANCE C/F 1,438.85

BANK BALANCE 1,438.85

12.3 MUMC REPORT

1. OBITUARY

a) One of our members passed on Archibald Makuto

2. GENERAL ACHIEVEMENTS

a) Had 2 delegates who attended ZEAC MUMC Dumba at Hunyani UMC on

the 30th of August 2014

b) Observed our MUMC week and the topics and presenters are shown below:


8 Oct 2014 Importance of the new constitution

in building a vibrant organization

Mr Chesa 15

9 Oct 2014 Strategies to build a model Christian

family

Rev S Muchesa 16

10 Oct 2014 Methods of enhancing the mission

of MUMC and UMC

Mr N. Saburi 18

12 Oct 2014 Sermon Mr S Mubayiwa 408

c) Successfully conducted elections on the 2nd of November 2014

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3. MUMC membership

2013-2014 2014-2015

Full members 57 56

Probationers 8 14

Total 65 70

4. COMMITTEE ACHIEVEMENTS

4.1.Planning and administration

a. Planned and organized travel arrangement to Old Mutare for ZEAC

MUMC music festivals

b. Made travel arrangements to HED MUMC revival in Southley Park on

the 22nd of November 2014

c. Drafted a provisional calendar for MUMC activities

4.2. Evangelism

a) Uplifted the souls of many through various different weekly activities

(Vabvuwi meeting day is Friday.

b) Attended, prayed and sang at the following funerals:

Date Family Attendance

18 January 2015 Marimo 18

30 January 2015 Chitombo 19

16 February 2015 Chombo 20

c) Teachings and sermons at church:


26 September 2014 Famba naJesu Mr A. Sibanda 5

21 November 2014 God’s power Mr C. Maruza 12

d) Visited the following families their homes and prayed with them:

Date Family Venue Attendance

1 August 2014 Mazire family Hatfield 15

22 August 2014 Kamupira family(ill health) Breaside 19

24 October 2014 Marimo family(ill health) Arcadia 9

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7 November 2014 Chamisa family Cranborne 12

28 November 2014 Katema family Breaside 12

5 December 2014 Chijaka family Msasa park 12

19 December 2014 Saburi family(pre wedding) Manyame 10

24 February 2015 Kapungu family Hatfield 12

20 February 2015 Musukutwa family Cranborne 19

27 February 2015 Mataure Family Cranborne 12

17 April 2015 Chivaura family Breaside 10

24 April 2015 Kuutsi family(ill health) Hillside 13

4.3. Worship

a) The organization is growing in terms of worship through various ways of

worshiping.

DATE EVENT

1. 26 July 2014 Rufaro Matongo & Edward Rufu wedding

2.

3. 2 August 2014 Andrew Chigudu’s wedding (Harare Circuit)

4. 9 August 2014 Sally Chatyoka & John Chieza wedding

5. 15-17 August 2014 Ebenezer convention

b) Had 24 members who took part in music recording at Metro studios in Msasa

on 21 August 2014. Our album was released and is currently on the market.

c) Participated in the ZEAC music festivals at Old Mutare on the 21ST of

September 2014. The results are tabulated below:

Song Position

Set piece Wagadzira nhasi here 2nd

Own Choice Uyai nyamusi 5th

d) Had a music fellowship with Seventh Day Adventist (SDA) on the 26th of

April at Queensdale primary where 26 members participated.

e) We managed to sing as choir in the church on the following days :

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Date Attendance

3 August 2014 24

10 August 2014 31

28 August 2014 28

6 February 2015 31

1 March 2015 30

26 April 2015 25

4.4. Board of Trustees

a) Ensuring all funds collected are being banked in the organisations NMB

account (acc # 020183012)

4.5. Sports and Recreation

a) Participated in the ZEAC/ZWAC sports gala at Churchill Boys high. Our

team reached the semi-finals.

b) Members have formed a soccer team which is playing friendly matches on a

weekly basis.

4.6. Finance and Projects

a) Sent books for audit for the period July- December 2014.See Appendix-

Audit Report b) Issued out 100USD for pallet and transport for parsonage water tank

c) Paid affiliation fee for sports gala.

d) Issued out 150 USD for appreciation for speakers during our MUMC

week.

e) Paid our 50 USD for ZEAC MUMC music festivals.

f) Paid 240 USD for wedding presents.

g) Funded the recording of album to tune of 370 USD.

h) Paid out 300 USD for farewells and welcomes for pastors

i) Paid school fees of 300usd for the whole year for 5 children from

Chiendambuya circuit

j) Paid out USD for Rev Chombo’s funeral assistance.

k) Gave $100.00 as birthday present to Rev Dr. G.K. Machinga.

CRANBORNE MUMC INCOME AND EXPENDITURE STATEMENT FOR THE

PERIOD JAN - JUNE 2014

INCOME CASH BANK

US$ US$

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Cash on hand and bank as at 31 December 2013 14.54 2,111.89

Rupawo/Budget 2,097.00

Friday offering 244.00

Appreciation 160.00

Donations 60.00

Congratulations 48.00

Cash withdrawn from bank 1,700.00

Cash deposits to bank 1,890.00

Interest received from bank

18.21

Total income 4,323.54 4,020.10

Expenditure

HED Budget 300.00

HED Rupawo 150.00

Weddings and funerals 100.00

Worship 367.00

Evangelism 145.00

Stationery 16.00

Miscellaneous 2.00

Return of Advance money 350.00

Silver Jubilee celebrations 60.00

SPR 350.00

BOT 310.00



Bank charges

5.73

TOTAL EXPENDITURE 4,040.00 1,705.73

CASH ON HAND AND AT BANK AS @

30/06/14 283.54 2,314.37

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CRANBORNE MUMC INCOME AND EXPENDITURE JULY -DECEMBER 2014

INCOME AMOUNT

US$

Cash on hand and bank as at 30 June 2014 2,597.91

Rupawo/Budget 550.00

Budget 556.00


Appreciation 350.00

Thanksgiving 10.00

Harvest 1,588.00

Interest received from bank 7.23

Total income 5,946.14

Expenditure

HED Budget 1295.00

HED Rupawo 550.00

Worship 420.00

Evangelism 300.00

Stationery 55.00

Catering and hospitality 50.00

Harvest 1,478.00

Bank charges 0.96

TOTAL EXPENDITURE 4,148.96

CASH ON HAND AND AT BANK 1,797.18

INTERIM INCOME AND EXPENDITURE STATEMENT FOR THE PERIOD JAN-

APRIL 2015

INCOME CASH BANK

US$ US$

Cash on hand and bank as at 30 June 2014 568.54

1,799.26

Rupawo/Budget 1,783.00


Thanksgiving 24.00

Harvest 30.00

BOT 30.00


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Cash deposits to bank -

1,318.00

Interest received from bank -

2.85

Total income 4,304.54

3,120.11

Expenditure

HED Budget 1200.00

HED Rupawo 300.00

Weddings and funerals 100.00

Worship 100.00

Finance 197.00

SPR 510.00

BOT 100.00


Cash withdrawn from bank -

1,800.00

Bank charges -

0.41

TOTAL EXPENDITURE 3,825.00

1,800.41

CASH ON HAND AND AT BANK AS @ 30/04/15 479.54

1,319.70

12.4 UMYF REPORT

12.4.1 GENERAL ACHIEVEMENTS

1. We attended the following Cluster, HED events as tabulated:

Date Venue Event Attendance

5-7 Sept 2014 Nyanga-Chokwe Cluster 3 Camp 12

7 Dec 2014 Greendale

Circuit

Large executive 2

25 Jan 2015 Sunningdale

Circuit

Large executive 4

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2. We managed to badge 6 UMYF members :

a) Takudzwa Chimukuche

b) Rudo Maruza

c) Godknows Mahwira

d) Samuel Kamudzandu

e) Merjury Zinyakasa

f) Faith Maruza

3. We managed to meet once monthly as executive members to plan our

activities.

12.4.2 THE FOUR COMMISSION

12.4.3 EVANGELISM AND WORSHIP

a) We visited and prayed with the following sick people

DATE NAME OF SICK

PERSON

ATTENDANCE

1. 28 June 2014 Mbuya Mazire(Home) 2

2. 27 Sept 2014 Mrs. Karuma(home) 2

3. 27 Oct 2014 Rev Nkomo (home) 25

4. 27 Oct 2014 Mbuya Katema (home) 4

5. 28 Nov 2014 Mrs Nyabando 4

6. 26 Jan 2015 Rev W. Chombo 2

b) We are having our Friday sessions between 6:30pm and 7:30 pm.

c) We have 8 local preachers within our youth group.

d) We successfully hosted a quiz extravaganza on the 25TH of May 2014.We

had questions from the book of Exodus and John. Three winners were

awarded with prizes. Participation was as follows:-

Cranborne Anglican Youth 18

Cranborne UMYF 32

TOTAL 50

e) On 12 December 2014 we held a Carols by Candle light in conjunction with

Community Service in an effort to raise funds for Fairfield Children’s home

at Old Mutare Mission. Cranborne Methodist Church in Zimbabwe, and

Hatfield United Methodist church performed on the day three songs each.

Attendance 350.

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f) Attended funeral of Mascilline Chitombo’s father. 20 youths attended.

g) Attended Rev Chombo burial in Murehwa on 17 February. Attendance 10

h) Attended the memorial service for Reverend Chombo 24 March in Murehwa.

i) Attended the UMYF District revival at St Paul on 1st of March 2015.

Attendance was 19 youth members.

j) We observed our UMYF prayer and fasting week on 22-28 March. The table

below shows the events done during the week:

Date Topic or Sermon Facilitator

1. 23 March

2015

How to overcome trials and

temptations (topic)

Rev Makaniko

2. 27 March

2015 All-night Prayer

Devotion. (Kushanda Kunobvisa

Zvinyangadzo)

1st Sermon (You are a new

Chriastian )

2nd Sermon (God set you apart for a

purpose)

3rd Sermon (Mune simba muzita

raJesu)

Pastor Muyocha

Marshal Mudzingwa

Pastor Matowe

Marshal Mudzingwa

k) Attended the following Pre-wedding Prayers as follows

Date Wedding Attendance

5 April Faith Maruza and Faustine Marevesa 21 with advisor Mrs

mudzimu

12 April Elizabeth Mugomeza and Artwell

Dzvene

23 wiith advisor Mrs

Mudzimu

l) Attended the UMYF HED music festival on 18 April 2015 at Sunningdale

circuit. Results are as follows, Set piece position 5 and own choice position

6.

m) Observed our UMYF week from 13-19 April 2015. Table below shows the

topics and the sermons facilitated.

Date Sermon or Topic Facilitator

19 April 2015 Coming back to the first love

(Sermon)

Cleopatra Matanhire

19 April 2015 Principles of discipleship

making (topic)

Mr H Mudede

19 April 2015 God will fight for us against

opposition(sermon)

Ashleigh Gandari

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27 April 2015 Entrepreneurship in the context

of our Economy(topic)

Mr Chikukwa

n) UMYF MEMBERSHIP

2013-2014 2014-2015

Full members 51 26

Probationers 18 49

Total 69 75

12.4.4 COMMUNITY SERVICE

a) We visited and prayed the following sick people:

Date Name Gift Attendance

1 28 June 2014 Mbuya Mazire(Home) Fruit hamper worth $5 2

2 27 Sept 2014 Mrs. Karuma(home) Fruit hamper worth $5 2

3 27 Oct 2014 Rev Nkomo (home) Fruit hamper worth $5 25

4 27 Oct 2014 Mbuya Katema (home) Fruit hamper worth $5 4

5 28 Nov 2014 Mrs Nyabando Fruit hamper worth $5 4

6 26 Jan 2015 Rev W. Chombo Fruit hamper worth $5 2

7. 10 April 2015 Mrs B Mazhara Fruit Hamper worth $5 2

8. 10 April 2015 Mr R Kuutsi Fruit Hamper worth $5 2

9. 10 April 2015 Nyasha Chieza Fruit Hamper worth $5 2

b) On 29 November 2014 we helped to pitch tent and mark parking lines at the church in

preparation for DS farewell, 10 people attended.

c) We managed to cook, wash dishes and serve food at the following funerals:

Date Name of the family Attendance

December 2014 Chikoore 30

4 December 2014 Zuze 2

17 January 2015 Marimo 10

30 January 2015 Chitombo 45

d) Successfully had the carols and candlelight on 12 December 2014 and raised $613 cash,

groceries and clothes.

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e) On 16 January 2015 we went to Fairfield Children’s Home at Old Mutare Mission and

donated groceries and stationery worth $367.00. The table below shows the grocery and

stationery list :

ITEM QUANTITY

Tissues 50 rolls

Mega snacks 50 x4

Cooking oil 2litres x 12

Sugar 22 kg

Rice 33kg

Flour 10 kg

Spaghetti 400g x10

Tips teabags 2kg

Macaroni 6 kg

Maggie 2 boxes

Salt 5kg

Colgate 100ml x10

Mazoe –Orange crush 16litres

Biscuits 6kg

Khaki covers 20 rolls

Plastic covers 20 rolls

A4 Exercise books 100

A5 Exercise books 40

Cellotape 10

Ballpoints 100

Lion Matches 3 boxes

Pencils 60

Rulers 50

Matemba 2 kg

Cremora 6kg

Candles 6 packs

Boom-surf 4 kg

Elangeni 22 bars

Bath soaps 10

f) Contributed the following items worth $65.00 for the District Hwahwa Prison Visit:

Items Quantity

Green bars 7

Green Soap 4

Sugar 10kg

Vaseline Blue Seal 100ml 11

Jade soap 250grams 5

Colgate 100mls 10

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Exercise Books A4 50

Ballpoints 10

Pencils 10

Rulers 30

Sanitary Pads 15

g) On 26 April we managed to donate clothing to Chiendambuya UMYF that amounted to

$150. Also we managed donate groceries such as rice, sugar and bath soap. Attendance

was 10.

12.4.5 WORLD FRIENDSHIP

a) We are celebrating birthdays of our members every month by buying a cake and sharing

to all members.

b) We appreciated Rev Chambara during SPR week with $30.00

c) We successfully held a get together on 29 June 2014.We had a topic by Mr. Mushambi

on “How to choose a life partner” Attendance was as follows:

Sunningdale UMYF 18

St Peters Chitungwiza UMYF 5

Cranborne UMYF 61

TOTAL 84

d) On 5-7 September participated in the Cluster 4 Camp meeting that was held at Chokwe

Camp site near Nyanga. Out of the 35 member who attended 12 were from Cranborne

Circuit.

e) On 6thof September, had a dinner and world friendship in conjunction with recreation

organized a boys and girls fellowships people were paired in twos.

f) On 7th of September, we participated in games with other youth members from our

cluster. This promoted fellowship within the cluster youth members as we had social

time as youth participated in these activities. The games were played at Knowstics

Academy and these were soccer, chess, netball and pool. Other activities that were also

there are horse riding, swimming and swings.

g) 26th of October we celebrated the birthdays of our advisors with a cake. Advisors who

attended are Mr. Mazhara and Mrs. Mudzimu.

h) 16th of November we had a pastoral visit. We visited Rev MP Chambara and family. We

went with groceries.

i) We had a bring and share event on 7 December 2014 at Cleverland Dam. 20 youths

attended. This promoted fellowship through sharing.

j) Successfully held boys and girls fellowship on 8 February 2015 and discussed

Relationship topics which were facilitated by our Advisors. Attendance was 28.

k) We managed to honor Rev Max.P. Chambara at his farewell on 8 February 2015 with a

gift of $50.00.

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l) Had a Mbudzi day on 28 February. On this day the youth were taught how to slaughter

and prepare a goat and also traditional dishes were cooked on the day such as ‘muriwo

une dovi and sadza re mhunga’

m) We managed to honor Rev DR Machinga at his welcome on 8 March 2015.

RECREATION

1. Successfully held sports gala in conjunction with Projects on 1 May 2014.

2. We prepared and served food at the following events;

Date Event Attendance

15 Jun 2014 Quiz Extravaganza 50

29 Jun 2014 Get together 84

3. Facilitated the following in-house games on 1 June 2014.

a) Find a friend

b) Blind fold teamwork game

c) Broken telephone

d) Onai- Onai

4. During our get together on 29 June 2014 we facilitated the following games;

a) Eating and drinking competition

b) Apple dunking competition

5. On 5-7 September participated in the Cluster 4 Camp meeting that was held at

Chokwe Camp site near Nyanga in conjunction with World friendship. Out of the 35

member who attended 12 were from Cranborne Circuit.

6. We had a Christmas Party on 20 December at Cranborne UMC. A topic was also

presented on the day on challenges faced by the youth. Attendance was 30.

7. Had a Variety Show on 8 March 2015. Games played on the day are Eating

competition, Dancing Competition, Drinking completion, Apple eating and Lip

singing. Attendance was 25.

8. We attended the Cluster 3 Sports Gala on 14 March 2015. Games played on the day

weresoccer, netball and volleyball. Attendance 30.

PROJECTS

a) On 25 January 2015 we had uniform Sunday, Car wash and Shoe polish day. The table

shows the proceeds which were attained on the day:

PROJECT INCOME $ EXEPENDITURE PROFIT US$

1. Car wash 197.25 16.00 181.25

2. Shoe Polishing 45.66 4.00 41.66

3. Uniform

Sunday

25.00 25.00

4. TOTAL 267.91 20.00 247.91

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b) Table below shows the bob jobs which were done by projects :

BOB JOB INCOME $

1. Landscaping and yard beautification at one

household25/01/15 Attendance:8

30.00

2. Constructing and fitting iron curtain rails in Mt Pleasant

28/01/15 Attendance:4

70.00

3. Yard Beautification

9/03/15 Attendance:12

30.00

c) On 6 March 2015 we had a Music Concert at Cranborne United Methodist church. 5

choirs attended and we had 12 guests. Attendance was 60. Income on the day was

$645.0.

d) On 8 March 2015 we had a Variety Show at Cranborne United Methodist Church.

Attendance was 30. Activities done on the day are Dancing competition, Eating

Competition, Drinking Competition and Apple Eating completion. On the day the

income attained is as follows:

SOURCE OF INCOME ON THE DAY INCOME $

1 V-Show guests 123.00

2 Food Sales and Games 49.90

3 Collection from Church 273

TOTAL 445.90

e) We had African Attire fundraising on 10 May 2015 and raised $255.00

f) FINANCE

a) We financed most UMYF activities.

b) We successfully sent our books twice for audit. See audit report

c) We are working hand in hand with projects team to raise funds for the organization.

d) We managed to raise $326.00 harvest thanksgiving in 2014.

e) We donated $52 for Chiendambuya circuit on the 26th of April 2015

JANUARY INCOME AND EXPENDITURE FOR THE PERIOD JUNE-DEC

2014

INCOME

Balance b/f 142.70

Budget 29.00

Rupawo 20.00

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Donation 15.00

HARVEST 326.00

Projects 787.00

Wedding Invitation 35.00

Offering 50.80

TOTAL 1,415.50

EXPENDITURE

Comm Service 50.00

HARVEST 326.00

Evangelism -

Recreation 75.00

Presidium and Secretariat 31.00

H.E.D 213.00

World Friendship 45.00

Total 740.00

675.50

INTERIM INCOME & EXPENDITURE FOR THE PERIOD JAN-APRIL

2015

INCOME USD

Balance b/f 615.58

Budget 79.00

Rupawo 83.00

Donation 3.00

HARVEST -

Projects 1,575.40

Wedding Invitation 26.50

Offering 74.90

TOTAL 2,457.38

EXPENDITURE

Budget 250.00

Rupawo 75.00

Comm Service 514.50

HARVEST -

Finance 50.00

Evangelism 180.00

Recreation 112.00

Presidium and Secretariat 25.20

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H.E.D 85.00

Projects 853.00

World Friendship 165.00

Total 2,309.70

Income over expenditure 147.68

Cash on hand 147.68

CONCLUSION

All committees are working well, we have challenges i.e Higher and Tertiary education and Agriculture

but with His guidance of the Almighty will pull through. We would like to express our special gratitude

to the Pastor –in-charge Rev Dr G.K. Machinga, Coordinators and all Work Area chairpersons

for being there in all the activities.


____________________ _____________________

Harrison Mudede (Mr) Susan Machakata (Mrs)

CM Chairperson CM Vice chairperson

Coordinators

Nurturing Felistas Ndongwe (Mrs)

Outreach Liberty Maziti (Mr)

Witnessing Gwinyai Nyabando (Mr)


“Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Holy Spirit;

teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you; and lo, I am with

you always, even unto the end of the world. Amen. (Matt 28:19-20)(KJV 2000).

2. SALUTATION

The District Superintendent Reverend J Bonga and mai, Pastor in Charge Rev. Dr G.K.

Machinga and mai, District Lay leaders Mr. N. Saburi and Mrs. C. Misi, district officials

and all members of Cranborne circuit here present. We greet you in the name of our Lord

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Jesus Christ. We are pleased to report to this Conference the milestone achievements we

have so far achieved through Christ who gives us strength.

3. VISION

We foresee a vibrant God fearing congregation, continuously growing and claiming higher

ground spiritually, numerically and morally as we continue to commit our resources and

energy to the making of disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world and

planning of church activities.





5. ACHIEVEMENTS

a) We successfully did audit for membership and statistics.

b) Managed to produce data as shown by the analysis form below:

ZEAC DATA ANALYSIS 2013-2015

No.

CATEGORY/GROUP

2013 2014 2015

A 1. MEMBERSHIP RECORD

FULL MEMBERS

Males 112 118 119

Females 216 226 248

TOTAL FULL MEMBERS 328 344 367

2 PROBATIONERS

a ADULTS

Males 125 131 148

Females 207 222 180

TOTAL PROBATIONERS

(ADULTS) 332 353 328

b CHILDREN UNDER 12

BAPTIZED: Males 112 144 144

Females 114 131 132

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TRANSFERS IN FULL

MEMBERS

MALES 2 4 3

FEMALES 3 9 9

TOTAL TRANSFER IN

FULL MEMBERS 5 13 12

TOTAL MEMBERS

GAINED

4 MEMBERS LOST BY

a TRANSFERS OUT

TOTAL CHILDREN UNDER

12 226 275 276

3 MEMBERS GAINED BY

a BAPTISMS

(i) ADULTS

Males 8 8 19

Females 4 6 6

TOTAL ADULT BAPTISMS 12 14 25

(ii) CHILDREN UNDER 12

MALE 15 26 30

FEMALES 7 31 22

TOTAL CHILDEREN

BAPTISMS 22 57 52

b CONFIRMATIONS

MALE 2 7 14

FEMALE 3 15 11

TOTAL CONFIRMATIONS 5 22 25

c TRANSFERS IN

(i) PROBATIONERS ADULTS

MALES 2 5 4

FEMALES 3 8

TOTAL TRANSFERS IN

(ADULTS) 2 8 12

CHILDREN UNDER 12

MALES 2 4 3

FEMALES - -

TOTAL TRANSFERS IN

(CHILDREN) 2 4 3

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(i) FULL MEMBERS

* ADULTS

Males 3 4 4

Females 2 - 9

TOTAL ADULTS

PROBATIONERS OUT 5 4 13

* CHILDREN UNDER 12

Males 1 2 5

Females - 1

TOTAL CHILDREN

UNDER 12 1 2 6

(ii)

PROBATIONERS

TRANSFERS OUT

Males 2 4 3

Females - - 4

TOTAL PROBATIONERS

TRANSFERS OUT 2 4 7

b DEATHS

(i)

PROBATIONERS:

(ADULTS)

Males - -

Females - -

TOTAL ADULT (DEATHS) - -

CHILDREN UNDER 12

MALES - -

FEMALES - -

TOTAL CHILDREN

UNDER 12 (DEATHS) -

(ii) FULL MEMBERS

MALE 2 1

FEMALE 1 1

TOTAL FULL MEMBERS

DEATHS 1 3 1

c WITHDRAWAL

(i) PROBATIONERS

MALES - - -

FEMALES - - -

TOTAL PROBATIONERS

WITHDRAWALS

(ii) FULL MEMBERS

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MALES - - -

FEMALES - - -

TOTAL FULL MEMBERS

WITHDRAWALS

TOTAL WITHDRAWALS

5 AFFILATE MEMBERS

(i) PROBATIONERS

MALES 0 0 1

FEMALES 0 0 1

TOTAL AFFILIATE

(PROBATIONERS) 0 0 2

(ii) FULL MEMBERS 0 0

MALES 1 2 2

FEMALES 1 2 3

TOTAL AFFILIATE

(F/MEMBERS) 2 4 5

6 ASSOCIATE MEMBERS

MALES 1 1 -

FEMALES - -

-

TOTAL ASSOCIATE

MEMBERS 1 1 -

7 ORGANISATIONS

SOCIETIES

a RRW

PROBATIONERS 11 17

FULL MEMBERS 99 141

TOTAL RRW MEMBERS 110 158

b MUMC

PROBATIONERS 8 8 14

FULL MEMBERS 60 58 56

TOTAL MUMC MEMBERS 68 66 70

c UMYF

PROBATIONERS

Males 12 11 28

Females 19 17 21

TOTAL UMYF

PROBATIONERS 31 28 49

FULL MEMBERS

Males 12 12 11

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Females 9 29 15

TOTAL UMYF FULL

MEMBERS 17 41 26

TOTAL UMYF MEMBERS 48 69 75

d CHILDREN UNDER 12

Males (Boys) 146 144 145

Females (Girls) 131 130 133

TOTAL CHILDREN

UNDER 12 227 274 278

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RECORD FROM

COMMITTEES

EVANGELISM

a LOCAL PREACHERS

Males 17 16 25

Females 20 20 27

TOTAL LOCAL

PREACHERS 37 36 52

b NUMBER OF SECTIONS 22 22

c

SECTION LEADERS

(CHAIRPERSON)

MALES 15 15 13

FEMALES 29 29 29

TOTAL SECTION

LEADERS 44 44 42

e Number of Preaching Points 1 1 1

f REVIVALS HELD 1 1 2

g CRUSADES HELD

h NEW CONVERTS

Males 35 60

Females 56 79

TOTAL NEW CONVERTS 90 139

9 WORSHIP

a

HOLY COMMUNION

SERVICES HELD

b No. of Participants - Children 200 183

- Adults 450 609

c Offering Towards the need

10

BADGING

ORGANISATIONS

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a RRW 4 2 5

b MUMC - 4 -

c UMYF - Males - 1 3

- Females - 2 3

TOTAL UMYF BADGED - 3 6

11 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

a SENIOR SUNDAY SCHOOL

No of Teachers - Males 5 5 14

- Females 6 6 32

TOTAL 11 11 46

b

ATTENDANCE

(AVERAGE)

MALES 300 301

FEMALES 450 483

TOTAL AVERAGE

ATTENDANCE 750 784 594

c JUNIOR SUNDAY SCHOOL

No. OF TEACHERS –

MALES 1 1 1

FEMALES 3 3 7

12 SUNDAY SERVICES

AVERAGE ATTENDANCE

a ADULTS 500 530 384

b YOUTHS 150 140 79

c CHILDREN 100 102 119

d VISITORS 10 12 12

TOTAL AVE. ATT.

SUNDAY SERVICES 760 784 594

13 OTHER PASTORAL

ACTIVITIES

a WEDDING CONDUCTED IN

CHURCH 8 14 7

b Sermons preached during

Sunday Service

c Funeral conducted 1 3 1

14 FINANCIAL

OBLIGATIONS

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a FINANCIAL

OBLIGATIONS:

SALARIES

i BUDGETED 11 952.00 11 952.00 11 952.00

Ii ATUAL PAID 6636.00 10 020.00 10 925.00

Iii PENSION PAID

Iv NSSA PAID 1079.00 744.00 726.00

v MEDICAL AID PAID 0 0

b ASSESSMENTS 0 0

i BUDGETED 0 0

Ii ACTUAL PAID 0 0

C TITHING

i NUMBER OF TITHERS 234 347 465

ii AMOUNT RAISED 79 816.25 129 383.27 127 100.00

d HARVEST

i TARGET 50 000.00 50 000.00 60 000.00

ii ACTUAL RAISED 49 198.96 49 754.68 11 041.00

iii % SUBMITTED 17 219.00 17 414.14 3 864.35

e SUNDAY OFFERING

i BUDGETED 20 500.00 17 792.00 21 000.00

ii RAISED 10 364.82 15 328.00 28 879.00

f FREE WILL GIVING

i AMOUNT RAISED 0 0

g SUBSCRIPTIONS

i BUDGETED 0 0

ii AMOUNT RAISED 0 0

iii MISSIONS

INSIDE/OUTSIDE

iv CIRCUIT/DISTRICT

v AMOUNT RAISED AND

SHARED 0 876.00 1500.00

vi NUMBER OF CIRCUITS

HELPED 0 1 1

h Money Raised On Special

/Sundays

i Aims Giving Sunday 37.00 40.00

ii Heritage Sunday 0 0

iii Pastoral Support Sunday 0 0

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iv Pastoral Support Sunday,

Bishop’s Appeal 0 0

v Clare Sunday 0 0

vi Africa University Sunday 60.00 50.00 122.00

vii World Communion Sunday 0 0

viii Ministerial Training Fund

Sunday 0 0

ix Bible Sunday 0 0

A. CIRCUIT MEMBERSHIP

TABLE 1: ADULTS CONFESSING MEMBERS


Female 181 201 11.05

Male 84 88 5

Total 265 289 9

TABLE 2: ADULTS PROBATIONERS

June 2013-April

2014

May 2014-May 2015 % growth

Female 103 87 -16

Male 53 62 17

Total 156 149 4

TABLE 3: YOUTH CONFESSING MEMBERS

June 2013-April

2014

May 2014-May 2015 % growth

Female 45 47 4

Male 34 31 -8.82

Total 79 78 -1.27

TABLE 4: YOUTH PROBATIONERS


Female 119 93 -22

Male 78 86 10.26

Total 197 179 -9.14

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TABLE 5: CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS

June 2013-April 2014 May 2014-May

2015

% growth

Female 131 132 .076

Male 144 144 -

Total 275 276 0.36

TABLE 6: CIRCUIT MEMBERSHIP SUMMARY

June 2013-April

2014

May 2014-May

2015

% growth

TOTAL FULL MEMBERS:

Adults and Youth

344 367 6.69

TOTAL PROBATIONERS:

Adults and Youth

353 328 7.08

Total Junior Sunday School 275 276 0.36

TOTAL MEMBERSHIP OF

CIRCUIT

972 971 0.10

TABLE 7: MEMBERSHIP COMPARISON

2013/2014 2014/2015

886 972

Members gained by :

i) By transfer in

ii) Baptism

29

71

27

77

Total 986 1076

Loss by:

i) Transfer out by transfers

ii) Death

iii) Untraceable members with

more than 3 years (audit

results)

11

3

26

1

78

Total loss 14 105

Total membership 972 971

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TABLE 8: ORGANISATIONS MEMBERSHIP

a) RRW MEMBERSHIP

June 2013-April 2014 May 2014-May 2015

Full members 141 146

Probationers 17 42

Total 158 188

b) MUMC MEMBERSHIP


Full members 58 56

Probationers 8 14

Total 66 70

c) UMYF MEMBERSHIP


Full members 51 26

Probationers 18 49

Total 69 75

TABLE 9: BAPTISM, CONFIRMATION AND BADGING

a) INFANT BAPTISM

2013/2014 2014/2015

Female 31 22

Male 26 30

Total 57 52

b) ADULT BAPTISM

2013/2014 2014/2015

Female 31 6

Male 26 19

Total 57 25

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c) CONFIRMATION

2013/2014 2014/2015

Female 15 11

Male 7 14

Total 22 25

d) ORGANISATIONS BADGING

2013/2014 2014/2015

RRW 2

MUMC 4

UMYF 3

TABLE 10: NEW MEMBERS SUMMARY

Information June 2013-April

2014

May 2014-May

2015

i) Full members with transfer included (on

membership)

13 12

ii) Probationers with transfer included above 14 12

iii) Probationers from other mainline churches

included (on membership)

2 3

iv) Full members pending transfer 5 2

v) Probationers pending transfer 31 29

vi) From other churches pending baptism 13 19

vii) Non churched –pending baptism 2 2

viii) Baptized 71 77

TOTAL 151 156

TABLE 11: TRANFER OUT AND BY DEATHS:

Full members Probationers Children Ministries

2013/2014 2014/2015 2013/2014 2014/2015 2013/2014 2014/2015

Death 3 1 - - - -

Transfer out 3 13 6 7 2 6

Drop outs - - - -

TOTAL 6 14 6 7 2 6

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TABLE 12-: SUMMARY –TITHERS AND CHURCH SUPPORT

2013/2014 2014/2015 Consistent

2014/2015

Non consistent

2014/2015

Tithers adults

and youth

347 419 208 211

Church support

– adults

18 29 21 8

Church support

–children

ministry

17 17 12 5

TOTAL 382 465 241 224

2.0. CRANBORNE CIRCUIT MEMBERSHIP LIST

FULL MEMBERS ADULTS – FEMALE

NAMES NAMES

1. Banda Charlette 112. Maziti Fortunate

2. Banda Christine 113. Maziti Synodia

3. Banga G Ronia 114. Mbulayi Catherine

4. Bennet Liah 115. Mckenzie Faith

5. Bingura Pamella 116. Mdaya Nyaradzai

6. Chachona Nyaradzai 117. Meckie Getrude

7. Chadzingwa Angeline 118. Mguni Caroline

8. Chadzingwa Nyasha 119. Mkabeta Faith

9. Chakanyuka Maureen 120. Mkandhla Patience

10. Chakanyuka Plaxdeces 121. Monde Norma great

11. Chibanda Shylet 122. Mosira Nkazana

12. Chibata Irene 123. Mpofu Ruth

13. Chichetu Margret 124. Mrewa Charity

14. Chidzanga Chiedza 125. Mubayiwa Olivia

15. Chieza Draper Norah 126. Mucheke Nelly

16. Chijaka Chipo 127. Muchineripi Clara

17. Chikomo Esther 128. Muchirahondo Doreen

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18. Chikoto Orippa 129. Mudede Debra

19. Chikuhwa Maud 130. Mudzimu Mody

20. Chikukwa Mavis 131. Mudzimu Nellia

21. Chikuni Manyara 132. Mugurwa Irene

22. Chimhanda Diana 133. Mungwari Sheba

23. Chimukuche Tracey 134. Mukarakate Jane

24. Chinaka Lizzie 135. Mukombe Elizabeth

25. Chingwena Jillian 136. Mukondo Theresa

26. Chipuka Sandra 137. Mukonorwi Tracy

27. Chiripasi Janet 138. Mukwindidza Ropafadzo

28. Chiro Lillian 139. Mumbire Sophia

29. Chirombo Lydia 140. Munhenga Lucia

30. Chivaura Fungai 141. Mungomezi Beauty

31. Chivinge Caroline 142. Muparutsa Mavis

32. Chivinge Joyce 143. Mupunga Dolly

33. Damu Tsitsi 144. Mupunga Lucia

34. Dhlakama Vivian 145. Muranda Tsitsi

35. Duma Esther 146. Murasiki Tsitsi

36. Dzotizei Nevtions 147. Murimbarimba Veronica

37. Dzotso Rumbidzai 148. Mushambi Fortune

38. Dzowa Brenda 149. Mushoga Linnet

39. Gahadza Patricia 150. Mushunje Masimba

40. Ganda Maria 151. Musuwo Sibongile

41. Gandanzara Julia 152. Mutamba Daisy

42. Gandari Georgina 153. Mutambanengwe Betty

43. Gandari Grace 154. Mutangadura Edith

44. Garande Shupai Margaret 155. Mutizwa Isabel

45. Gavaza Dadirai 156. Mutsinze Furthermore

46. Gava Charity 157. Muvami Joyline

47. Godoka Nelly 158. Muzite Mary T

48. Gumbo Stembiso 159. Mvundura Bertha

49. Gumiro Venencia 160. Mvundura Thelma

50. Gurupira Eneresi 161. Mwakutuya Rudo

51. Gwata Rosemary 162. Mwashita Eugenia

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52. Hangazha Rhoda 163. Mwawa Ressie

53. Haparimwi Caroline 164. Ndongwe Felistas

54. Hungwe Lorraine 165. Neshava Alice

55. Hurudza Rose 166. Neshiri Emotion

56. Jamela Joyce 167. Nhidza Leah

57. Jeranyama Miriam 168. Nhire Lucy

58. Kadenga Tsitsi 169. Nkomo Annie

59. Kamudyariwa Gladness 170. Nyakanda Petronella

60. Kamhunga Tafadzwa 171. Nyamakura Tambudzai

61. Kandiero Jane 172. Nyamhamba Patronella

62. Kapfumvuti Joyce 173. Nyamhunga Noriah

63. Kapungu Tendai S 174. Nyamukapa Margaret

64. Kaseke Clara 175. Nyangoni Hazel

65. Kaseke Star R 176. Nyarota Sostina

66. Katandika Wendy 177. Nyaunzwi Phillis

67. Katema Doreen 178. Nyemba Blessing

68. Katuruza Tamarie 179. Pangidzwa Zodwa

69. Katsande Tsitsi 180. Paradzai Precious

70. Kawadza Charity 181. Rambanapasi Sharon

71. Kurangwa Angela 182. Rumhungwe Sheila

72. Kuture Melody 183. Saburi Definite

73. Kuutsi Chipo 184. Sanyamandwe Memory

74. Lobo Rose 185. Shamu Shingirai

75. Machakata Susan 186. Shenje Mary

76. Machiri Alina 187. Shoko Jocelyn

77. Madimutsa Catherine 188. Shonhiwa Fainet

78. Madongo Sharon 189. Sithole Judith

79. Madzikatire Sarah 190 Sumani Chioneso E

80. Madzivanyika Needmore 191 Tamangani Janet

81. Magaya Joyna 192 Tondoya Margret

82. Magaya Kenensia 193 Tumbare Jane

83. Magura Patience 194 Tumbare Rudo

84. Mahenga Nomazulu 195 Veremu Annie

85. Mahere Hope 196 Zaranyika Maud

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86. Mahwira Dorothy 197 Zata Tsungirirai

87. Majaji Patience 198 Zimunya Patience

88. Makoni Rachel 199 Zimbiti Jane

89. Makamanzi Buhle 200 Zinyakasa Judith

90. Makuto Patricia 201 Zvomuya Maria

91. Makweche Nancy

92. Mandaza Florence

93. Mandishona Dorothy

94. Mango Memory

95. Maponga Tendai

96. Mapenzauswa Florence

97. Maraire Sharai

98. Marange Priviledge

99. Maravanyika Prisca

100. Mareya Getrude

101. Marevesa Faith

102. Marimo Edina

103. Maruza Mavis

104. Matandaware Varaidzo

105. Matanhire Nyaradzai

106. Mataure Mutsa

107. Matemazano Cecilia

108. Matongo Gladys

109. Mavuto Sandra

110. Mazhara Bridget

111. Mazire Theresa

PROBATIONERS ADULTS – FEMALE

1. Bepete Tendai 59 Munyaradzi Tanaka

2. Benyu Chilli 60 Musakwa Gladys

3. Bonjesi Mercy 61 Mushambi Vimbai

4. Chaeruka Ethel 62 Musukutwa Christine

5. Charakupa Elsa 63 Musumhi Kate

6. Chibvuri Diana 64 Musumhi Messina

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7. Chidenga Jesca 65 Muyaka Chiratidzo

8. Chieza Sally 66 Ndhokoyo Portia

9. Chirumiko Mildred 67 Ndudzo Benedicta

10. Chirowe Chipo 68 Nengoma Mary

11. Chitengu Anna 69 Nhumburukira Lorraine

12. Chivinge Lorraine 70 Nyamadzawo Naume

13. Dangirwa Dorcas 71 Nyamakura Petronella

14. Dube Noreen 72 Nyamaropa Grace

15. Ganda Dorothy 73 Nyamudoka Liah

16. Janhi Fortunate 74 Nziramasanga Patience

17. Kadzimu Nomsa 75 Patsika Adrian

18. Kakupa Mutsa 76 Rungani Sophia

19. Kampira Florence 77 Rukaza Nomandhla

20. Kadenga Talent 78 Saburi Precious

21. Kandodo Cleopatra 79 Satiya Fortunate

22. Kandodo Ravai 80 Sibanda Patricia

23. Karichi Nyarai 81 Tengani Anna

24. Karuma Rosemary 82 Tore Audrey

25. Kaisi Rose 83 Tondhlana Pauline

26. Kaseke Chesimas 84 Tumba Masciline

27. Kasinakumba Rose 85 Veremu Tariro

28. Kativu Susan 86 Zhungu Stembeni

29. Katsakatema Portia 87 Zisengwe Initial

30. Katuruza Amanda

31. Katuruza Memory

32. Kazingizi Gladys

33. Kazingizi Tsitsi

34. Lobo Cordelia

35. Majaji Patience (jnr)

36. Mahati Judith

37. Manhyia Viola

38. Muraicho Margaret

39. Maraire Jojina

40. Marimo Chipo

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41. Masukusa Claire Nyaradzai

42. Mashonganyika Fransica

43. Matara Nyaradzai

44. Matsvimbo Josephine

45. Matyorauta Margaret

46. Matsotse Sheila

47. Maziti Linda

48. Mrewa Afra

49. Mudimu Nyarai

50. Mudondo Simbisai

51. Muchuchu Christine

52. Mujaho Lydia

53. Mujeka Resta

54. Munyukwi Anna

55. Mugadza Aisha

56. Mungomezi Sukholuhle

57. Mungure Otilia

58. Mungure Kudzai

ADULT FULL MEMBERS- MALES

1. Bepete Josiah 53. Mckenzie Alistair

2. Chadzingwa Marvin 54. Mubayiwa Sam

3. Chemhere Admire 55. Muchaka Heavens

4. Chichetu Raymond 56. Mudede Harrison

5. Chieza John 57. Mukombe Richard

6. Chikomo Elias 58. Mukonorwi Wilfred

7. Chikukwa Walter 60. Mukwindidza Tinashe

8. Chimbadzwa Edwin 61. Mumbire Alfred

9. Chipuka Gift 62. Mungomezi Raymond

10. Chipfunde Shonhiwa 63. Mungwari Prince

11. Chiripasi Solomon 64. Mupunga Ernest

12. Chiro Everisto 65. Murasiki Chester

13. Chitauro Upenyu 66. Mushambi Joseph

14. Chivinge Aurthur 67. Mushunje Gilbert

15. Duma Bernard 68. Muvami Clemence

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16. Dzotizei Alexander 69. Mvundura Amon

17. Dzowa Maximillan 70. Mvundura Flyod Hati

18. Gandanzara Paul 71. Mwakutuya Tineyi

19. Garande Tapuwa 72. Mwawa Richard

20. Gwata Alphious 73. Ncube Solomon

21. Haparimwi Pheneas 74. Nengoma Alfonse

22. Haparimwi Lincoln 75. Neshiri George

23. Kajese Aggrey 76. Nhire Willard

24. Makamanzi Marshall 77. Nyamakura Gershem

25. Kandiero Wilberforce 78. Nyamukapa Steven

26. Kapfumvuti Samuel 79. Nyarota Godfrey

27. Kamhunga Wishmore 80. Nyemba Taurai

28. Kaseke Dzokai 81. Saburi Nathaniel

29. Kaseke Stanford 82. Saburi Nehemiah

30. Kaseke Michael 83 Sanyamandwe Tserai

31. Kawadza Emmanuel 84 Tamangani Tafadzwa

32. Kuutsi Rollins 85 Zimbiti Hilary

33. Lobo Luckmore 86 Zinyakasa Nzwanai. S.

34. Machiri Samuel P 87 Zvomuya Newton

35. Magaya Michael 88 Zimunya Itai

36. Mahenga Simbarashe

37. Mahwira Godwin

38. Majaji Milton

39. Maponga Oliver

40. Marange Prayer Nyasha

41. Mareya Michael

42. Maruza Christopher

43. Matandaware Dennis

44. Matanhire Setfree

45. Mataure Givemore

46. Matemazano Josphat

47. Matongo Barnabas

48. Mazhara Jadiel

49. Mazire Tendai

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50. Maziti Charles

51. Maziti Liberty

52. Mbulayi Bernard

YOUTH FULL MEMBERS - FEMALES

1. Banga Valerie 27. Matanhire Cleopatra

2. Chibaya Eugenia 28. Matanhire Moreblessing Tinotenda

3. Chichetu Rudo 29. Matongo Memory

4. Chinaka Michelle 30. Maruza Rudo

5. Chiripasi Martha 31. Mavhiza Shupikai

6. Chiripasi Rufaro 32. Mazhara Eunice

7. Chirombo Margret 33. Mugurwa Caroline

8. Chitombo Masciline 34. Mungomezi Tanyaradzwa

9. Damu Tatenda 35. Mushumbi Edna

10. Dube Hlanjuliwe 36. Mzarawetu Lillian

11. Dzotizei Grace 37. Mzarawetu Loice

12. Gandari Ashley 38. Ndoro Emma

13. Kadzombe Paidamoyo 39. Ndoro Thandiwe

14. Kapfumvuti Julian 40. Paradzai Kimberly

15. Kanyuchi Isabel Kudakwashe 41. Nyamutowa Rumbidzai

16. Kaseke Rudo 42. Nyanungo Ruth

17. Kaseke Zvikomborero 43. Saburi Vimbai

18. Katandika Yvette 44. Shenje Nicole

19. Kativu Jane 45. Sinamwaka Mellissa

20. Kativu Tinotenda 46. Tarugarira Emily

21. Kuutsi Sandra 47. Zinyakasa Merjury

22. Macherenje Shelly

23. Makechemu Rejoice

24. Mandisodza Sarah Mazvita

25. Mango Sharleen

26. Mapenzauswa Rumbidzai

YOUTH FULL MEMBERS –MALES

.

Mupunga Denzel

1. Bando Benjamin 27. Saburi Floyd

2. Chichetu Tendai 28. Tumba Walter

3. Chimukuche Takudzwa 29. Zhakata Brighton

4. Chinaka Marshall 30. Zhungu Nyasha

5. Chinaka Sean 31. Zhungu Terrence

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ADULT PROBATIONERS- MALES

1. Benyu Nyasha 36 Munyaradzi Tinashe

2. Bepete Jonah 37 Munyukwi David

3. Bonjesi Tendai 38. Muranda Douglas

4. Chadzingwa Norman 39. Mushambi Watson.O.

5. Chigumira Tinashe 40. Mutangadura Allan

6. Chikoore Patrick 41. Mutangadura Joseph

7. Chimukuche Mathew 42. Mutangadura William

8. Chinaka David 43. Mutizwa Gordon

9. Chingwena Stanley 44. Mwashita Tauya

10. Chinyere Ludwick 45. Ndhokoyo Moses

11. Chinyuku Jonathan 46. Nhumburukira Stanford

12. Chivaura Madzudzo 47. Nyakanda Brian

13. Dhlakama Togama 48. Nyamadzawo Blessing

14. Dzotso Jonathan 49. Nyamakura Kudakwashe

15. Ganda Darlington 50. Nyamaropa Tendai

16. Gwangwadza Norman 51. Nyangoni Raphel

17. Janhi Tafadzwa 52. Patsika Gift

18. Kamudyariwa Bothwell 53. Rambanapasi Charles

19. Kativu Nyaradzai 54. Sanzira Brian

20. Kuture Emmanuel 55. Shenje Sibert

21. Machakata John 56. Sithole Tembelani

22. Madzivanyika Basarashe 57. Sithole Hardwin

23. Magosha Tapiwa 58. Mutsa Tore

24. Magura Bright 59. Tumbare Farai

25. Makweche Hillary 60. Zata Robert

26. Matongo Lovemore 61 Zhungu Denford

27. Maraire Blessing 62 Zibgowa David

28. Marondo John

29. Maziti Gift

30. Mpofu Stephen

31. Mrewa Lameck

32. Muchirahondo Blessing

33. Mudzimu Davison

34. Mujaho Elias

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6. Chinoko Shingirai

7. Damu Tawanda

8. Dzotizei Nyasha

9. Dzotizei Tinashe

10. Dzowa Malcom

11. Gumbo Craig

12. Jamela Nyika

13. Kamudzandu Samuel

14. Kawadza Ashley

15. Kazingizi Wellington

16. Kuutsi Cromwell

17. Madimutsa Peace

18. Madziva Taurai

19. Mahati Happy

20. Maravanyika Kudakwashe

21. Matanhire Brendon

22. Matongo Brian

23. Mahwira Godknows

24. Maziti Peter

25. Munangi Kudzaishe

26. Nyabando Gwinyai

YOUTH PROBATIONERS- FEMALES

1. Banda Virginia 57 Mukarakate Tariro

2. Buwejenya Lister 58 Mukombe Ashley

3. Chakanyuka Rufaro 59 Mukondo Mercy

4. Chakanyuka Rumbidzai 60 Munyukwi Martha

5. Chakanyuka Rutendo 61 Musumhi Nyasha

6. Chieza Nyasha 62 Muvami Zvikomborero

7. Chikoore Nyaradzai 63 Muzuwa Hope

8. Chikukwa Adeline 64 Mwashita Tadiwa

9. Chikukwa Dzidzai 65 Mwawa Chenai

10. Chikukwa Nyasha 66 Ncube Sindisiwe

11. Chimukuche Nyaradzai 67 Neshava Cleopatra

12. Chindudzi Chioneso 68 Nikisi Ruvarashe

13. Chingwena Rumbidzai 69 Nyakudya Nicole

14. Chivaura Wandifadza 70 Nyamakura Tariro

15. Churumiko Charlene 71 Nyamakura Nicole

35. Mungomezi Simbarashe

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16. Dhlakama Millicent 72 Nyamutowa Trish

17. Dzotso Elizabeth 73 Nyamweda Chipo

18. Ganda Doreen 74 Nyandoro Samatha

19. Gwata Brenda 75 Nyaunzwi Tanyaradzwa

20. Gwata Joyce 77 Rungani Patricia

21. Gwata Rudo 78 Saburi Shamiso

22. Gwese Mercy 79 Saburi Ruvarashe

23. Haparimwi Nicole 80 Sampalo Mercy

24. Jeranyama Patience 81 Sanyamandwe Privilege

25. Kadenga Patience 82 Satiya Melody

26. Kadenga Tatenda 83 Shangwa Cherish

27. Kakupa Evelyn 84 Shumbanhete Melody

28. Kampira Pamella 85 Sithole Nomsa

29. Kamudyariwa Farai 86 Sithole Sibongile

30. Kamudyariwa Rudairo 87 Sithole Tabani

31. Kapungu Caroline 88 Sithole Thandiwe

32. Kapungu Irene 89 Tarirai Priviledge

33. Katandika Beverley 90 Tondoya Vanessa

34. Mabaira Jane 91 Tumbare Yemurai

35. Machache Ruvarashe 92 Zimbiti Tanaka

36. Madimutsa Mitchelle 93 Ziyambi Tafadzwa

37. Magiya Tariro

38. Mahere Bianca

39. Mahoko Jere Nyasha

40. Majero Panashe

41. Makamanzi Chiedza

42. Mafondokoto Rutendo

43. Maponga Ruvarashe

44. Maraire Precious

45. Marimo Rumbidzai

46. Maruza Ruth

47. Masukusa Claire

48. Matongo Rumbidzai

49. Mpofu Nokhutula

50. Mrewa Danai

51. Mrewa Mazvita

52. Muchaka Violet

53. Muchineripi Florence

54. Muchineripi Ropafadzo

55. Muchineripi Rufaro

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56. Mudede Chiedza

YOUTH PROBATIONERS -MALES

1. Chaeruka Shane 60 Munangi Munashe

2. Chaeruka Tinashe 61 Munangi Panashe

3. Chamisa Alistar 62 Munyukwi Innocent

4. Chamisa Kudakwashe 63 Muoni Vincent

5. Chieza Graham 64 Murombedzi Tendwai

6. Chieza Nigel 65 Murimbarimba D arly

7. Chikoore Nyasha 66 Musukutwa Panashe

8. Chikuni Kudakwashe 67 Muvami Tinotenda

9. Chimbadzwa Clive 68 Muzuwa Tatenda

10. Chingwena Masimba 69 Mwashita Tumai

11. Chiripasi Munashe 70 Mwawa Munashe

12. Chirombo Anorld 71 Ncube Wesley

13. Chirombo Tadiwanashe 72 Ndou Ngoni

14. Chirumiko Stephen 73 Nhumburukira Stanley

15. Chitauro Tinashe 74 Nhumburukira Steve

16. Chitauro Tapiwa 75 Nyamakura Zvikomborero

17. Chitengu Stewart 76 Nyamutowa Simon

18. Chivaura Mutsa 77 Nyarota Tatenda

19. Chivaura Munashe 78 Shamu Tafadzwa

20. Gwata Archford 79 Shoko Munashe

21. Haparimwi Kuziwa 80 Sumani Nigel

22. Haparimwi Munashe 81 Tondoya Tanaka

23. Jeranyama Tawanda 82 Tumba Walter

24. Kamudyariwa John 83 Zadzagomo Robert

25. Kandodo Farai 84 Zata Kudakwashe

26. Kandodo Sham 85 Zata Tatenda

27. Kurangwa Moreblessing 86 Zvoushe Lavert

28. Karuma Nenyasha

29. Karuma Sean

30. Kawadza Tawanda

31. Kuutsi Ngoni

32. Lobo Calton K

33. Machakata Ngoni

34. Machakata Tanaka

35. Madzivanyika Simbarashe N

36. Madzivanyika Tapiwanashe

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37. Maenzanise Martin K.

38. Magaya Tinashe

39. Magaya Tinotenda

40. Magosha Simba

41. Mahere Brendon

42. Mahwira Gracious

43. Majoni Kudakwashe

44. Makamanzi Tadiwanashe

45. Makuto Shingirai

46. Marimo Anesu

47. Marondo Simbarashe

48. Matare Prince

49. Mataure Givemore

50. Mazire Kundainashe

51. Mbulayi Rupert

52. Meck Tatenda

53. Mkandhla Khulekani

54. Mosira Tonderai W

55. Mpofu Hilary

56. Mudede Shingai

57. Mujaho Enias

58. Mungomezi Tinotenda

59. Mukombe Kudzai

CHILDREN MINISTRY- FEMALES

1. Banga Pearl Zvikomborero 89. Mukonorwi Mitchelle

2. Bepete Ebenezer Ruvimbo 90. Mukwindidza Chantelle

3. Benyu Heather 91. Mungomezi Chikomborero

4. Benyu Samantha 92. Mungwari Nicole

5. Bingura Nicole 93. Mupunga Daniella

6. Bingura Yolanda 94. Muranda Tinomudaishe

7. Chadzingwa Amanda 95. Murimbarimba Charly

8. Chakanyuka Ruvarashe 96. Murimbarimba Cherl N.

9. Charakupa Ennet Esnat Natalie 97. Mushambi Juanita

10. Charakupa Michelle 98. Mushambi Makatendeka

11. Chari Tashinga 99. Mushunje Makanaka

12. Chari Thandiwe 100. Musukutwa Tinotenda

13. Chigumira Rukudzo 101. Musumhi Christine

14. Chigumira Rumbidzo 102. Musumhi Kudakwashe

15. Chikoore Kupakwashe Kyle 103. Mutasa Anesu

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16. Chimphonda Anesu Christine 104. Mutizwa Hope

17. Chimphonda Gladys Madalisto 105. Muvami Makanaka

18. Chitengu Tanatswa Babra 106. Mwakutuya Kunashe Lorato

19. Dangirwa Nabrissa 107. Ndhokoyo Michaela

20. Dangirwa Norma 108. Ncube Esnath

21. Dzemunyasi Sasha Rufaro 109. Nengoma Tanaka

22. Dzotso Charity 110. Neshava Carol

23. Dzotso Patience 111. Neshiri Sibongikosi

24. Dzowa Natalie Haatsari 112. Neshiri Tatiana Chikomborero

25. Gahadza Amanda 113. Nhire Tavonga F.

26. Garande Allison Ropafadzo 114. Nhumburukira Sarudzai

27. Hangazha Cecilia 115. Nikisi Ruvarashe

28. Haparimwi Rutendo 116. Nyabanga Tinotenda

29. Jakachira Ruth P. 117. Nyakanda Tawananyasha K.

30. Jakachira Rudo Patience 118. Nyamakura Devine

31. Kakupa Tadiwa 119. Nyamaropa Mazvitaishe

32. Kamudyariwa Rudairo 120. Nyamhunga Farisai

33. Kandiero Makanaka 121. Nyamhunga Graciano

34. Kapungu Nyasha 122. Nyamhunga Wadzanayi

35. Karichi Rufaro Susan 123. Nyampila Aimme

36. Karichi Runyararo Rebecca 124. Nyarota Angela

37. Kaseke Mitchelle 125. Nyemba Michaela Ruvimbo

38. Kaseke Mufaro Cheryl 126. Shoko Tanatswa

39. Kaseke Tawananyasha 127. Sithole Kayla

40. Kaseke Tinevimbo 128. Tamangani Whitney Rutendo

41. Kativu Aliya 129. Tore Mutsa

42. Kazingizi Latasha 130. Tore Panashe

43. Kazingizi Latoya 131. Tumbare Mitchell Nina

44. Khumalo Lerato 132. Zimbiti Kudiwanashe Tiffany

45. Kurangwa Bridget

46. Kuture Nicole

47. Kuture Chelsea

48. Lobo Tanaka

49. Madimutsa Nicole

50. Madzivanyika Rufaro

51. Magaya Tatenda

52. Magosha Blessing Tsitsi

53. Magura Rufaro

54. Magura Mutsa

55. Makaure Tinovimba

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56. Makweche Tadiwanashe

57. Manhembe Nomutsawashe N.

58. Manhyia Rica

59. Manhyia Violita

60. Mapenzauswa Ropafadzo

61. Mapuranga Elaine Tinotenda

62. Marange Kayla Anotidaishe

63. Marondo Tinotenda

64. Marondo Tinovimba

65. Matanhire Nokutenda K.R.J

66. Matongo Spiwe

67. Mavuto Nokutenda

68. Mavuto Tsitsi

69. Mavhudzi Maryrose Rutendo

70. Mavhudzi Sharonrose Ropafadzo

71. Mazhara Anotidaishe

72. Mazire Ngaatendwe

73. Maziti Anesu

74. Maziti Ashley

75. Maziti Mufarowashe Charmaine

76. Mbulayi Nothando Buhlebenkosi

77. Mbulayi Nozipho

78. Mckenzie Adel

79. Mkandhla Thando

80. Mrewa Chiedza

81. Mrewa Ruvarashe

82. Mubayiwa Tadiswa Hannah

83. Mubayiwa Tadiwanashe

84. Muchineripi Ropafadzo

85. Muchineripi Rufaro

86. Muchineripi Ruvarashe

87. Mudondo Kudzai

88. Mujaho Brenda Nyasha

CHILDREN MINISTRY – MALES

Mungure Darrel

1. Banga Duncan K 90. Mungwari Darell Kunashe

2. Banga Sean F 91. Mungwari Geraldine Tadiwanashe

3. Benyu Ryan 92. Mupunga Darell

4. Bonjesi Bradley 93. Mupunga Tanaka Trust

5. Chadzingwa Jayden Taonaishe 94. Muranda Tawanda

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6. Chadzingwa Liam Sean Anesu 95. Muranda Tinomudaishe

7. Chadzingwa Munyaradzi 96. Murasiki Liam

8. Chadzingwa Panashe 97. Murimbarimba Darl .I.

9. Chadzingwa Shamma 98. Musakwa Murphry

10. Chaeruka Jason 99. Mushambi Shammar

11. Chamisa Takudzwa 100. Mushambi Tanaka J.

12. Chibata Shawn 101. Mushunje Tendekai

13. Chigumira Panashe Emmanuel 102. Musumhi Nathan T

14. Chikoore Kupakwashe Kyle 103. Musumhi Michael. A

15. Chingwena Matipaishe 104. Musuwo Mark

16. Chinomona Taiti 105. Mutamba Tinotenda

17. Chipidza Joseph Tinashe 106. Muvami Anesu

18. Chirumiko Shaine 107. Ndhokoyo Kevin Tinotenda

19. Chirumiko Shone 108. Nengoma Prayer Tatenda

20. Chitauro Tatenda 109. Neshiri Bright Chishamiso

21. Chitengu Steward 110. Nhire Tawananyasha

22. Dacosta Ethan 111. Nhumburukira Stanford

23. Dangirwa Templeton 112. Nyabanga Tinotenda

24. Dhlakama Panashe 113. Nyakanda Tadiwanashe

25. Duma Malvin 114. Nyamadzawo Ngonidzashe

26. Duma Michael Tendekai 115. Nyamakura Munotidaishe

27. Dzowa Chloe Ninipai 116. Nyamaropa Tendai

28. Dzowa Zachary Magnus 117. Nyangoni Kuzivakwashe

29. Faku Tinaye. Kyle 118. Nyangoni Simbarashe

30. Hangazha Tendai Junior 119. Nyanungo Webster Junior

31. Hangazha Valentine 120. Nziramasanga Shawn Kupakwashe

32. Haparimwi Munashe 121. Patsika Passion Tinotenda

33. Jeranyama Tatenda 122. Rambanapasi Alister Charles

34. Kadenga Takunda 123. Razemba George

35. Kadzimu Chikomborero 124. Rwatirera Sean

36. Kandodo Kundai 125. Sanzira Brian

37. Kapungu Takudzwa 126. Sanzira Carlos

38. Kaseke Ronald Takunda 127. Sanyamandwe Ryan

39. Kurangwa Blessed 128. Sanyamandwe Russel

40. Madzivanyika Tinokundanashe 129. Shoko Tadiwanashe

41. Maenzanise Ngonidzashe 130. Sibanda Richson Kunashe

42. Magaya Mike 131. Tamangani Ashley Tafadzwa

43. Magaya Tashinga 132. Tamangani Blessing Cole

44. Mahere Anotidaishe 133. Tamangani Sean

45. Mahenga Zanetta Nashe 134. Tore Anopaishe

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46. Mahoko Blessed 135. Tsvara Tinoda

47. Mahoko Panashe 136. Tumba Wayne

48. Makamanzi Anesu 137. Tumba Wesley

49. Makuto Kundai 138. Tumbare Melon Farai

50. Makweche Harry 139. Tumbare Ryan Munotida

51. Makweche Henry 140. Zadzagomo Munashe

52. Mango Sheunopa 141. Zata Chikomborero

53. Manhyia Rico 142. Zata Kudzai

54. Mapenzauswa Chikomborero 143. Zinyakasa Alfred

55. Mapiti Courage Nokutenda 144 Zvakai Panashe Josh

56. Maponga Makaitaishe

57. Maraire Patson Tafadzwa

58. Marimo Kudiwa

59. Marimo Ryan

60. Maruza Christopher

61. Mavuto Simbarashe

62. Mazhara Great Kuzivakwashe

63. Mazhara Nyasha

64. Maziti Munoshamisaishe

65. Mbulayi Russel N

66. Mbulayi Thabo

67. Moffat Dillan Kupakwashe

68. Moffat Kundai

69. Mubayiwa Takudzwanashe

70. Mucheke Tinashe

71. Muchirahondo Kudzai

72. Muchirahondo Sydney

73. Mudede Tonderai

74. Mudondo Varaidzo

75. Mudzimu Anesu

76. Mudzimu Nigel Tinenyasha

77. Mudzimu Munashe

78. Mudzimu Tinashe

79. Mugadza Anotidaishe

80. Mugauri Wayne

81. Mukonorwi Malvin

82. Mukonorwi Martin

83. Mukwindidza Tazivaishe

84. Mugadza Anotidaishe Neo

85. Mujeka Tawanda

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86. Mujeka Takudzwa

87. Mumbire Zuvarashe

88. Mungomezi Darrel

89. Mungure Tatenda

MEMBERS ON AFFILIATE

No. Name Membership status

1. Jakachira Winnet Probationer

2. Jakachira Founder Probationer

3. Nikisi Tonderai Full member

4. Chairuka Gondai Full member

5. Mwashita Leaonard Full member

6. Masara Eunice Full member

MEMBERS IN DIASPORA

NAME COUNTRY MEMBERSHIP STATUS

1. Chichetu Rudo China Full member

2. Chinaka Marshall Ukraine Full member

3. Chinaka Michelle South Africa Probationer

4. Chinaka Sean South Africa Probationer

5. Chiripasi Martha South Africa Full member

6. Chivaura Wandifadza Germany Probationer

7. Godoka Nelly UK Full member

8. Kampira Pamella Cyprus Probationer

9. Katandika Quincy SA Probationer

10. Madimutsa Peace USA Full member

11. Madzikatire Sarah UK Full member

12. Makamanzi Buhle South Africa Probationer

13. Makamanzi Marshall South Africa Probationer

14. Makamanzi Chiedza South Africa Probationer

15. Makamanzi Tadiwa South Africa Probationer

16. Makamanzi Anesu South Africa Children Ministries

17. Maponga Anesu Canada Probationer

18. Maponga Oliver Zambia Full member

19. Maponga Ruvarashe Canada Probationer

20. Mpunga Dolly Afghanistan Full member

21. Matongo Takudzwa South Africa Probationer

22. Mosira Tonderai W Ukraine Probationer

23. Muhambi Robert Botswana Full member

24. Muhambi Sabina Botswana Full member

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25. Mukombe Elizabeth South Africa Full member

26. Mwashita Tadiwa Angola Probationer

27. Mukombe Richard Malawi Full member

28. Nyamukapa Margaret Australia Full member on affiliate

29. Nyamukapa Stephen USA Full member on affiliate

30. Pangidzwa Zodwa USA Full member

31. Sithole Nomsa South Africa Full member

32. Sithole Sibongile SA Probationer

33. Sithole Thabani SA Probationer

34. Nyampila Owen UK Full member

UNTRACEABLE MEMBERS

Name Remarks Membership status

1. Charuka Courage

2. Charuka Shylet Probationer

3. Chidzikwe Anesu

4. Chidzikwe Elliot

5. Chidzikwe Ratidzai MRC

6. Chidzikwe Rebecca MRC Full member

7. Chikoto George Mental problem

8. Chinomona Abigail Probationer

9. Chinyuku Kayla MRC

10. Chirinda Bridget Probationer

11. Chiwara Wendy

12. Chiweshe Tinomudaishe

13. Dzemunyasi Sasha Rufaro

14. Garaba Beauty Probationer

15. Garabwa Hope Tawonga Not member

16. Gombedza Archibald

17. Gombedza Lynn

18. Gombedza Tamuka

19. Gombedza Tanyaradzwa

20. Gotora Takunda

21. Guti Patience

22. Gwangwadza Norman

23. Jamela Reuben Not member

24. Jonga Diana Probationer

25. Kajawu Patricia

26. Kambuwa Grace Probationer

27. Kampira Babra

28. Kandodo Munashe In Murewa

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29. Kanyandura Lavert

30. Kasirori Hazvinei Probationer

31. Kasirori Precious

32. Katuruza Memory Probationer

33. Kazambara Chengeto MRC Probationer

34. Kazambara Kingstone MRC

35. Komani Gladys Probationer

36. Komani Lydia

37. Kondo Abigail Probationer

38. Kudiwa Kudakwashe

39. Kudzika Ambrose

40. Machaya Priscilla Probationer

41. Mafondokoto Deon

42. Mafuta Appolonia Probationer

43. Mafuta Eunice

44. Mahachi Mary Probationer

45. Mahusekwa Admire

46. Mandaza Chantelle

47. Manhambara Bibiata Not member Probationer

48. Maraicho Margaret Probationer

49. Marume Grace Probationer

50. Matongorera Lawrence

51. Maziti Patricia Not member

52. Muhambi Sabina

53. Muhambi Robert

54. Mukondi Debra AFM

55. Mukudoka Grace Full member

56. Munenge Christine

57. Munjoma Tanyaradzwa

58. Munjoma Tevin

59. Munjoma Tristan

60. Mutasa Elizabeth Probationer

61. Mutemachani Isaac

62. Mutero Tanaka

63. Mutize Joshua

64. Mutize Julian Probationer

65. Mutize Letwin Probationer

66. Mutize Takunda Rufaro

67. Mutize Tsingirirai Tariro

68. Mutseka Fletcher

69. Mutseka Joshua

70. Muwani Panashe

71. Muzembe Masciline Probationer

72. Muzombi Salome PHD

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73. Muzombi Esther PHD

74. Muzombi Farai PHD

75. Muzombi Sharon PHD

76. Nyakuorora Vongai Probationer

77. Zvingowanise Silindiwe

RECOMMENDATION

Whereas seventy-seven (77) people were untraceable after the membership audit

And

Whereas efforts have been made to identify and locate them through section leaders calling out

of names during worship, and displaying names on the notice board

And

Whereas they may have withdrawn silently to join other churches, and or left our geographical

jurisdiction unannounced. Let it be resolved that their names be deleted from our membership

records.


_______________________ ____________________________

Takudzwa Chimukuche (Mr) Gwinyai Nyabando (Mr) Statistician Assistant Stastician

____________________________

Rev Dr. G.K. Machinga

Chief Statistician

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APPENDIX 1

INFANT /ADULT BAPTISM, CONFIRMATION & BADGING LIST

INFANT BAPTISM

NAME DOB Name of parents Place of

birth

1. Banga Pearl

Zvikomborero

06/10/11 Vardis & Elsie Avenues

clinic

2. Bepete Ebenezer

3. Chadzingwa Liam Sean

Anesu

21/05/14 Marvin & Angeline Avenues

clinic

4. Chambara Kupakwashe

Gift

5. Chari Tadiwanashe 26/12/06 Charles & Isabel

6. Chigumira Rukudzo

7. Chimamise Rester

8. Chinawa Shayne Nyasha

9. Dangirwa Nabrissa

10. Dangirwa Norma

11. Dangirwa Templeton

12. Dzemunyasi Ayden

Munashe

28/8/14

13. Ganda Tinotenda

14. Ganda Tanatswa

15. Kadzimu Chikomborero 28/08/06 Munyaradzi & Nomsa Westend

Hospital

16. Kuture Nicole

17. Macherere Marble

18. Macherere Michael

19. Madzivanyika Rufaro

Munashe

20. Madzivanyika

Tinokundaishe

21. Mahenga Zanneta Anashe 23/10/14 Simbarashe & Nomazulu Avenues

clinic

22. Mahoko Panashe

23. Manhembe

Nomutsawashe

24. Mavuto Nokutenda 02/11/11

25. Mavuto Simbarashe 07/04/09

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26. Mavuto Tsitsi 24/04/07

27. Mazhara Great

Kuzivakwashe

15/06/14 Jadiel & Bridgetah Edith

Opperman

28. Mpara Vallery 29/09/10 Never & Isabel

29. Mugauri Wayne 18/01/12 Walter & Ngonidzashe Hwedza

Hospital

30. Mukwindidza Tazivaishe

31. Mujeka Tafadzwa

32. Mujeka Takudzwa

33. Mujeka Tawanda

34. Mumbire Zuvarashe 11/01/14 Alfred & Sophia Baines

Avenue

Clinic

35. Munangi Panashe

36. Munyaradzi Nylah

Tinatsei

4/04/14

37. Mungomezi

Chikomborero

Raymond & Beauty

38. Mungomezi Darrel

39. Munyukwi Innocent 10/10/94 David & Anna

40. Munyukwi Martha 29/11/00 David &Anna

41. Mupunga Tanatswa Trust 20/09/14 Peter Ernest & Lucia Rutwill

medical

center

42. Musumhi Michael

Anotida

11/05/14 Tashinga & Messina Edith

Opperman

43. Musumhi Nathan

Tashinga

26/06/12 Tashinga & Messina Edith

Opperman

44. Muzombi Shalome

45. Muvami Anesu Clements & Joyline

46. Nyabanga Tinotenda

47. Nyemba Michaela

48. Rambanapasi Alister

Charles

27/07/12 Charles & Sharon Baines

Avenue

49. Rwatirera Sean 10/06/2010

50. Sithole Kayla 05/05/12 Hardwin & Sharleen Baines

Avenue

clinic

51. Tamangani Sean Tafadzwa & Janet

52. Ziyambi Tafadzwa

ADULT BAPTISM

NAME DOB Place of birth

1. Benyu Nyasha

2. Chimbadzwa Clive 22/08/94

3. Chindudzi Chioneso

4. Kadzimu Nomsa 02/08/85 Kambuzuma Clinic

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5. Lobo Cordelia

6. Mahachi Mary

7. Maraicho Margaret 27/6/87

8. Masukusa Nyaradzo

9. Matara Nyaradzai 09/06/89

10. Matare Prince 31/07/91

11. Matuso Jane

12. Matyorauta Margaret 23/06/87

13. Munyukwi Martha

14. Munyukwi Innocent

15. Mushayi Nyaradzo

16. Musumhi Messina

17. Ncube Sindisiwe

18. Nhiwatiwa Martha

19. Sango Abigail

20. Shumbanhete Melody 03/07/91 Harare Hospital

21. Sithole Hardwin 19/05/83

22. Tarirai Privilege 18/09/92 Bikita

23. Tengani Anna 18/10/68 Harare

24. Zibgowa David 25/08/57 Chivhu

25. Ziyambi Tafadzwa

CONFIMATION

NAMES

1. Dzowa Brenda

2. Dzowa Malcom

3. Dzowa Maximillan

4. Kawadza Ashley

5. Kadzombe Paidamoyo

6. Kuture Melody

7. Madzivanyika Needmore

8. Mango Sharleen

9. Maruza Rudo

10. Mkabeta Faith

11. Mucheke Nelly

12. Mudzimu Tinotenda

13. Munangi Kudzaishe

14. Mungomezi Beauty

15. Muranda Tsitsi

16. Nengoma Alfonse

17. Nyemba Blessing

18. Nyemba Taurai

19. Shoko Jocelyn

20. Tamangani Janet

21. Tamangani Tafadzwa

22. Zhungu Nyasha

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23. Zimunya Itai

24. Zimunya Patience

25. Zinyakasa Merjury

ORGANISATIONS BADGING

UMYF

1. Chimukuche Takudzwa

2. Kamudzandu Sam

3. Mahwira Godknows

4. Maruza Faith

5. Maruza Rudo

6. Zinyakasa Merjury

RRW

1) Dzowa Brenda

2) Mkabeta Faith

3) Muranda Tsitsi

4) Nyakanda Petronella

5) Shoko Jocelyn

APPENDIX 2

NEWS MEMBERS

CONFESSING MEMBERS (from other UMC Churches)

BY TRANSFERS-included on membership

No Date of

joining Name Address SEX

Status

1. 29.6.14

Tanyaradzwa Mungomezi

4 Darling Close

Hatfield F

Youth

2. 21.9.14 Sanyamandwe Tserai M

Married

3. 21.9.14 Sanyamandwe Memory F

Married

4. 21.9.14 Draper Norah Chieza Epworth F

Single

5. 21.9.14 Chieza Nyasha Epworth M

Youth

6. 27.9.14

Kanyuchi Isabel

10 Ballatyne Rd

Cranborne F

Youth

7. 1.02.15 Bennet Liah F

8. 15.2.15 Kasirori Cleopatra F Married

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9.

29.3.15 Kamhunga Wishmore

22 Masotcha

Ndhlovu Hatfield

M Married

10. 29.3.15 Kamhunga Tafadzwa ‘’ F Married

11. 17.5.15 Mutamba Dasisy F Married

12. 17.5.15 Mutamba Tinashe F Youth

PROBATIONERS (from other UMC churches)

BY TRANSFERS included on membership

Date of

joining Address SEX

13. 20.7.14

Munyaradzi Tanaka

16 Audley st

Cranborne F

14. 20.7.14 Munyaradzi Tinashe ‘’ ‘’ M Married

15. 20.7.14

Munyaradzi Nylah

‘’ ‘’

F

Chn min –not

baptized

16. 20.7.14 Patsika Gift M Married

17. 20.7.14 Patsika Adrian F Married

18. 3.8.14 Mugadza Aisha F Single

19. 3.8.14 Mugadza

Anotidaishe

M

Chn min –

baptized

20. 3.8.14 Nyemba Blessing F Married

21. 3.8.14 Nyemba Taurai M Married

22.

3.8.14

Michaela R.

Nyemba

‘’ ‘’

F

Chn Ministries

23. 21.9.14 Russel

Sanyamandwe

M

Chn min –

baptized

24. 21.9.14

Ryan Sanyamandwe

M

Chn min –

baptized

25. Oct 2014 Zimunya George M Married

123


CONFESSING MEMBERS (from other UMC Churches)

PENDING TRANSFERS-not included on membership

No Date of

joining Name Address SEX

Status

1)

24.8.14

Takudzwanashe

Mutamba

2976 Chiremba

Chadcombe M

Youth

2)

24.8.14 Nyasha Chirumhanzu

2976 Chiremba Rd

Chadcombe F

Youth

PROBATIONERS FROM OTHER UMC CHURCHES

PENDING TRANSFERS(not included on membership)

Date of

joining Pending transfers in Address SEX

1. 20.07.14 Tatenda Tabulo 41 Glenara Ave Eastlea M Youth

2. 20.7.14 Abigail Musuna 2 Sandford Cres Eastlea F Married

3.

20.7.14

Bradley Ayanda

Musuna 2 Sandford Cres Eastlea M

Chn min/

NOT

Baptised

4. 27.7.14 Charakupa Elsa 17420 Flagan Hillside F Married

5.

27.7.14 Michelle Charakupa ‘’ ‘’ F

Chn

Ministry

baptized

6. 27.7.14 Mareya Elina 88 Sturgess Rd Cranborne F Married

7. 14.9.14 Makuyana Lucia 14 Dustan CL Braeside F Separation

8. 10.8.14 Beatrice Mtonhora 10 Taberer Ave Hillside F Youth

9. 19.10.14 Mashava Happymore 3 Little Ave Queensdale F Married

10. 19.10.14

Mashava Kimberley

‘’ ‘’

F

Chn

Ministry

baptized

11. 26.10.14 Zirinde Munoda 859 Delport rd Epworth F Married

12. 7.12.14 Tsabora Caroline 15 Dempster Cranborne F Single

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13. 04.01.15 Tapfumanei Progress 12 Campbell rd Braeside F Married

14. 01.1.15

Banda Ethen

‘’ ‘’

M

Chn

Ministry

not

baptized

15. 04.01.15 Timba Melody 16 Little Ave Queensdale F Married

16. 25.01.15 Muchirahondo Deborah 17414 Flanagan Hillside F Married

17. 25.01.15

Muchirahondo Sidney

17414 Flanagan Hillside

M

Chn

Ministry

baptized

18. 25.01.15

Muchirahondo Deborah

17414 Flanagan Hillside

M

Chn

Ministry

baptized

19. 25.01.15

Chirimuta Daisy

20 Authur Davies

Cranborne F

Separation

20. 25.01.15 Chirimuta Tatenda Authur Davies Cranborne

21. 25.01.15

Chirimuta Tendai

20 Authur Davies

Cranborne

22. 25.01.15 Hanyani Sharon 68 Sturgess Rd Cranborne F Married

23. 25.01.15

Hanyani Princess

68 Sturgess Rd Cranborne

F

Chn

ministries

24. 22.3.15 Jonga Diana 31 Cleveland Greendale F Married

1. 22.3.15

Jonga Michelle

31 Cleveland Greendale

F

Chn

Ministries

2. 22.3.15 Jonga Ryan 31 Cleveland Greendale F ‘’

3. 22.3.15 Jonga Marshall 31 Cleveland Greendale M Married

4. 22.3.15 Jonga Mellisa 31 Cleveland Greendale F Youth

5. 22.3.15 Tore Mutsa 30 Woodstock Arcadia M Married

FROM PENTECOSTAL and Other

CHURCHES- Pending baptism(not included on

membership)

125


No Date

Name of

church Address SEX

1)

29.6.14

Benyu Sheilah

Apostolic

Mugodhi

32

Woodstock

Mugodhi F

Married

2)

29.6.14

Benyu Heather ‘’ ‘’ ‘’

Chn

ministries

3) 29.6.14 Benyu Ryan ‘’ ‘’ M ‘’

4) 29.6.14 Benyu Samantha ‘’ ‘’ F ‘’

5)

10.8.14

Mahachi Mary

ZAOGA

FIF

Flat B10

2brigade F

Youth

6) 10.8.14 Munyukwi Anna Bethsaida ITG Msasa F Married

7)

10.8.14 Munyukwi

Innocent Bethsaida

76 ITG

Msasa M

Youth

8)

10.8.14

Munyukwi Martha Bethsaida

76 ITG

Msasa M

Youth

9)

12.10.14

Madamombe

Brenda ZION

C15 1

Commando

regiment F

Single

10) 04.1.15 Muisa Ruth ZION 12 Campbell F Youth

11)

04.01.15

Chieza Sally

Shekina

Glory

71 Alexanda

Hatfield F

Married

12)

04.01.15

Chieza Kimberly

‘’

‘’

‘’

‘’ F

Chn min/

Not

Baptised

13)

04.01.15

Timba Tapiwa Seventh Day

16 Little Ave

Queensdale M

Youth

14)

04.01.15

Timba Trish Seventh Day

16 Little Ave

Queensdale F

Youth

15)

04.01.15

Timba Tevez Seventh Day

16 Little Ave

Queensdale M

Chn

Ministry

16)

04.01.15

Timba Tyra Seventh Day

16 Little Ave

Queensdale M

Chn

Ministry

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17)

01.02.15

Chierengo L AFM

20A

Craihleigh

Hatfield F

Married

18)

15.3.15

Tongoona Tanaka AFM

34ITG

Masasa M

Youth

19)

15.3.15

Muparutsa Evas ZAOGA

105A St

Patricks F

Married

OTHER MAINLINE CHURCHES included on

membership

No

Date of

joining

Name of

church Address SEX

1. 25.01.15

Bondayi

Ruvimbo

Anglican 6 Jacobs’ Close

Cranborne F

Single

2. 25.01.15

Makoni

Tawonga

Anglican

‘’ ‘’ M

Chn

ministries

3. 15.3.15

Witness

Rumbidzai

MCZ 1 Hillside Rd

Hillside F

Youth

NON-CHURCHED

No

Date of

joining Address SEX

27.7.14 Mudemo Chipo 32 Southley Rd Hillside F Married

i. 3.08.14

Chindudzi

Chioneso 19 Ballantyne Rd Cranborne F

Youth

2. 7.9.14 Munhenga m 176 Shaheen Close Hatfield

3. 01.2.15 Maridzo A 84 Learyod Braeside F Single

4. 15.3.15 Radoka Definite 77 Biddulphs Rd Cranborne f Single

5. 15.3.15 Radoka Cinderella ‘’ ‘’

Chn

ministries

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6. 29.3.15 Shumba TG 10A Everest way Braeside F Married

APPENDIX 3

TRANSFERS OUT

NO. Name Membership status Church transferred

to

Date

1. Chirwa Mildred Full member Hatcliff UMC 18//06/14

2. Chirwa Yolanda Probationer Hatcliff UMC 18/06/14

3. Matandaware Getrude Full member Ruwa UMC 30/8/14

4. Tembo Linno Full member Mabvuku UMC 29/9/14

5. Tembo Ennifer Full member Mabvuku UMC 29/9/14

6. Tembo Brendon Probationer Mabvuku UMC 29/9/14

7. Tembo Blessing Children Ministries Mabvuku UMC 29/9/14

8. Matongo Rufaro Full member South Africa 1/10/14

9. Gandazha Gladys Full member Windsor UMC 13/01/15

10. Gandazha Tarisai Full member Windsor UMC 13/01/15

11. Chambara Patricia Full member Hatfield UMC 7/04/15

12. Chambara Tendai Full member Hatfield UMC 7/04/15

13. Chinawa Elton Probationer Hatfield UMC 7/04/15

14. Chambara Maxwell F Full member Hatfield UMC 7/04/15

15. Chambara Elisha Full member Hatfield UMC 7/04/15

16. Chambara Faith Full member Hatfield UMC 7/04/15

17. Chambara Tadiwanashe Children ministries Hatfield UMC 7/04/15

18. Chinawa Shayne Nyasha Full member Hatfield UMC 7/04/15

19. Chambara Kunashe Children Ministries Hatfield UMC 7/04/15

20. Nhiwatiwa Martha Full member Hatfield UMC 7/04/15

21. Chanaka Scholastica Probationer Warren Park UMC 19/5/15

22. Chanaka Tadiwanashe Probationer Warren Park UMC 19/5/15

23. Chanaka Nokutenda Probationer Warren Park UMC 19/5/15

24. Mutanga Norah Full member Damofalls UMC 24/05/15

25. Mutanga Kudzai Mercy Children Ministres Damofalls UMC 24/05/15

26. Mutanga Ethan Junior Children Ministries Damofalls UMC 24/05/15

APPENDIX 4

THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH CRANBORNE CIRCUIT

LEADERSHIP 2015-2016

128


Office Names Contact Number

Lay leader

Vice Lay leader

Joseph Mushambi

Jane Chiripasi

0773 630 867

0773 799 984

Council Chair Willard Nhire 0773 418 205

Council Secretary

Vice Council Secretary

Nomazulu Mahenga

Constance Kadenga

0774 509 364

Finance Chair

Vice Finance Chair

Committee members

Alfonse Nengoma

Raymond Chichetu

Nicole Shenje

Dzokai Kaseke

Faith Mckenzie

Faith Maruza

Nyemba Taurai

0772 568 864

0772 888 209

0772 248 072

0774 415 413

0772 963 938

0772 499 811

0773 651 956

TREASURER Prince Mungwari 0772 602 215

Projects Chair

Projects vice Chair

Committee members

Nyasha Marange

Gilbert Mushunje

Janet Tamangani

Itai Zimunya

Ethel Chaeruka

Chester Murasiki

0773 217 225

0772 485 818

0772 965 056

0772 288 605

0772 541 907

0772 657 339

SPR Chair

SPR Vice Chair

Committee Members

Caroline Chivinge (2015)

Nathaniel Saburi (2015)

Nomazulu Mahenga (2015)

Tapuwa Garande(2016)

Rudo Mwakutuya (2016)

Lydia Chirombo (2017)

Shingirai Shamu (2017)

Takudzwa Chimukuche(2017)

Tseurai Sanyamandwe

0772 263 528

0775 272 595

0772 495 790

0773 260 965

0773 831 270

0773 195 860

0733 667 438

0775 676 146

BOT Chair

BOT Vice Chair

Committee members

Tendai Mazire(2016)

Maureen Chakanyuka(2016)

Barnabas Matongo(2015)

Josphat Matemazano (2016)

Taurai Madziva(2015)

Everisto Chiro (2015)

Tinashe Mkwindidza (2017)

Patience Mkandhla (2017)

Upenyu Chitauro (2017)

0772 355 621

0776 248 960

0772 934 708

077 216 935

0776 688 209

0772 286 433

0772 206 170

CM Chair

CM Vice

Secretary

Harrison Mudede

Susan Machakata

Annie Veremu

0779 452 344

0772 355 938

0772 569 999

129


Coordinators

-Witnessing

-Outreach

-Nurturing

-Family

-Prayer

Gwinyai Nyabando

Liberty Maziti

Felistas Ndongwe

Star Kaseke

Sam Mubayiwa

0772 394 400

0772 994 139

0773 301 804

0772 261 110

0772 441 037

Christian Education Chair

Vice Chair

Florence Mapenzauswa

Petronella Nyakanda

0712 802 048

0773 195 698

Snr Sun Sch Supt

Jnr Sun Supt

Nyaradzai Matanhire

Jane Zimbiti

0733 899 596

0773 054 997

Senior Sunday School teachers Nyasha Marange

Patricia Chambara

Willard Nhire

Charity Kawadza

Sam Mubayiwa

Faith Mkabeta

Florence Mapenzauswa

Chakanyuka Maureen

Matanhire Nyaradzai

Tsungirirai Zata

Mushambi Joseph

0773 217 225

0772 895 748

0773 418 205

0772 260 092

0772 441 037

0714 430 336

0712 802 048

0776 248 960

0773 899 596

0773 630 867

Junior Sunday School Teachers Rudo Tumbare

Rudo Mwakutuya

Fortune Mushambi

Brenda Dzowa

Tinotenda Matanhire

Sharleen Mango

Caroline Mugurwa

0775 648 222

0773 831 270

0772 946 844

0771 812 119

0736 238 640

Stewardship Chair

Stewardship Vice Chairperson

Committee members

Rose Lobo

Dorothy Mahwira

Privilege Marange

Beauty Mungomezi

Masimba Mushunje

0772 812 702

0712 334 628

0773 049 520

0772 341 101

0772 449 426

Evangelism Chair

Evangelism Vice Chair

Committee Members

Jadiel Mazhara

Loice Mzarawetu

Ronia Banga

Eugenia Chibaya

RRW Evangelism

UMYF Evangelism

MUMC Evangelism

0772 964 619

0773 174 571

0772 856 338

0775 890 002

Worship Chair

Worship Vice chair

Samuel Machiri

Catherine Mbulayi

Samuel Kamudzandu

0773 418 106

0772 940 175

130


Ernest Mupunga

Rudo Mwakutuya

Raymond Mungomezi

Missions Chair

Missions Vice Chair

Committee Members

Mary Shenje

Danai Machakaire

Simbisai Madondo

Rhoda Hangazha

Patricia Makuto

Blessing Samanyanga

0772 241 561

0782 475 939

0772 911 692

0772 442 323

0773 377 237

Catering and Hosp Chair

Vice Chair

Committee members

Margaret Chichetu

Marvin Chadzingwa

Manyara Chikuni

Alistair Mckenzie

Caroline Mguni

Tsitsi Damu

0778 456 267

0772 303 412

0733 654 155

0774 677 431

0773 624 612

Church and Society Chair

Vice Chair

Committee members

Nzwanai Zinyakasa

Maud Zaranyika

Sheba Mungwari

Edna Mushumbi

Eugenia Chibaya

0774 598 843

0772 818 060

0772 602 215

0773 576 651

0775 890 002

History and Comm Chair

Vice Chair

Committee Members

Alfred Mumbire

Tinashe Dzotizei

Raymond Mungomezi

Hardwin Sithole

0773 260 180

0733 820 181

Health& welfare Chair

Vice Chair

Committee members

Patience Zimunya

Cleopatra Matanhire

Maxmillan Dzowa

Faith Mkabeta

Gladys Kamudyariwa

0772 220 549

0776 278 930

0714 303 336

0772 863 693

Agriculture Chair

Agriculture Vice Chair

Committee Members

Nkazana Mosira

Godfrey Nyarota

Mary Muzite

Hillary Zimbiti

0775 066 504

0774 135 982

0772 340 040

0774 043 207

Higher Tertiary Educatn

Vice Chair

Committee members

Joyce Kapfumvuti

Sibongile Musuwo

Tracy Chimukuche

Judith Sithole

0772 466 974

0773 760 474

0772 570 964

0772 295 027

Ministry wth Women,

Vice

Committee members

Patience Majaji

Catherine Madimutsa

Lillian Mzarawetu

Jane Mukarakate

Rose Hurudza

Jane Tumbare

0772 933 198

0773 393 527

0772 377 496

0712 443 268

0772 295 027

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Holy Communion-chair

Charity Mrewa

Rose Hurudza

Lucy Nhire

Florence Mandaza

0772 610 771

0712 443 268

0773 394 670

0772 870 554

Bible Readers Debra Mudede

Thandiwe Ndoro

0776 058 544

0774 067 298

Head usher

ushers

Mavis Maruza

Samuel Kamudzandu

Milton Majaji

Ledwick Chinyere

Blessing Samanyanga

Wellington Kazingizi

Taurai Madziva

0772 819 685

0777 071 691

0773 164 502

0773 678 961

0773 377 237

0777 688 209

Delegate 1

Alternate Delegate

Delegate 2

Alternate Delegate

Charity Kawadza

Phyllis Nyahunzvi

Walter Chikukwa

Caroline Mugurwa

0772 260 092

0772 375 012

0712 878 866

0736 238 640

Choir Directors-Coordinator Liberty Maziti

Rudo Mwakutuya

Paul Gandanzara

Samuel Machiri

Thandiwe Ndoro

0772 994 139

0773 831 270

0772 112 624

0773 418 106

0774 067 278

Nominations on Lay leadership Caroline Mugurwa (2015)

Vivian Dhlakama (2015)

Upenyu Chitauro (2015)

Dorothy Mahwira(2016)

Ray Chichetu(2016)

Tineyi Mwakutuya(2016)

Phyllis Nyahunzvi (2017)

Nelia Mudzimu (2017)

Samuel Kapfumvuti (2017)

0736 238 640

0772 936 742

0712 334 628

0772 888 209

0712 510 793

0772 375 012

0772 444 066

0773 167 437

RRW LEADERSHIP

OFFICE NAMES CONTACT NUMBER

Chairperson

Vice

Machinga Mazvita

Mutsinze Furthermore

0771 754 519

0774 677 431

Secretary

Vice

Nyaunzwi Phyllis

Nyakanda Petronella

0772 375 012

0773 195 698

Finance Chair

Vice

Mushambi Fortune

Mudzimu Nelia

0772 946 844

0772 444 066

Treasurer Mosira Nkazana 0775 066 504

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Leadership delegate

Alternate

Dumba Delegate

Alternate

Matanhire Nyaradzai

Chakanyuka Maureen

Shenje Mary

Muvami Joyline

0733 899 596

0772 241 561

0773 107 362

Evangelism Chairperson

Vice

Committee members

Tumbare Jane

Chimukuche Tracy

Lobo Rose

Kadenga Constance

Chachona Nyarai

0772 295 027

0772 570 964

0772 812 702

0774 509 364

0772 889 482

Projects chair

Vice

Committee members

Matemazano Cecilia

Banga Ronia

Mango Memory

Machakata Susan

0773 615 706

0772 856 338

0712 733 886

0772 355 938

Club Chairperson Chadzingwa Angeline

Chikuni Manyara

0772 315 952

0733 654 155

Craft Chairperson

Vice

Ndongwe Felistas

Chikukwa Mavis

0773 301 804

0733 518 929


Vice

Committee members

Mandishona Dorothy

Shamu Shingirai

Monde Norma

Duma Esther

0772 121 023

0733 677 438

0778 444 931

0772 498 000

Federation Chairperson

Vice

Marange Privilege

Chijaka Chipo

0773 049 520

History &Archives Chair

Vice

Chivinge Caroline

Kamudyariwa Gladness

0772 263 528

0775 844 698

Worship Chairperson

Vice

Mwakutuya Rudo

Zimbiti Jane

0773 831 270

0773 054 997

Sports &Recreation chair

Vice

Hangazha Rhoda

Zinyakasa Judith

0772 911 692

0771 584 983

BOT chair

Vice Chair

Mapenzauswa Florence

Chirombo Lydia

0712 802 048

0712 632 932

Advisors Kaseke Star

Mrewa Charity

Nkomo Annie

0772 261 110

0772 610 771

0734 650 049

Com on Lay leadership

(Nominations)

Mudzimu Mody (2015)

Jamela Joyce (2015)

Mushunje Masimba (2015)

Mkandhla Patience(2016)

Matemazano Cecilia (2016)

Madimutsa Catherine(2016)

0772 363 224

0773 127 167

0772 449 429

0773 615 706

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Kapfumvuti Joyce (2017)

Saburi Definite(2017)

Mubayiwa Chenai(2017)

0772 466 947

0775 444 342

MUMC LEADERSHIP

OFFICE NAMES CONTACT

NUMBER

Chairperson

Vice

Mwakutuya Tineyi

Kapfumvuti Samuel

0712 510 793

0772 286 433

Secretary

Vice

Saburi Nathaniel

Garande Tapuwa

0775 272 595

0773 260 965

Finance Chairperson

Vice

Chiripasi Solomon

Mbulayi Bernard

0733 759 926

0712 615 214

Evangelism Chairperson

Vice

Chichetu Raymond

Nyarota Godfrey

0772 888 209

0774 135 982

Treasurer Mushunje Gilbert 0772 485 818

Projects Chairperson

Vice

Committee members

Matemazano Josphat

Chitauro Upenyu

Magaya Mike

Maruza Christopher

0772 216 935

0772 387 046

0738 555 763

BOT Chairperson

VICE

Chiro Everisto

Zinyakasa Nzwanai

0772 286 433

0774 598 843

Worship chairperson Mupunga Ernest

Marange Prayer

0773 217 225

Choristers Maziti Liberty

Machiri Samuel

0772 994 139

0773 418 106

Planning (1)

(2)

Machakaire Danai

Haparimwi Pheneas

Mango Derrick

0775 314 509

0712 864 336

Sports and recreation

Vice

Mahenga Simbarashe

Zimbiti Hillary

0772 356 316

0774 043 207

History and Comm chair

Vice

Kawadza Emmanuel

Mkwindidza Tinashe

0773 383 794

0772 206 170


Vice

Committee members

Matongo Barnabas

Duma Bernard

Chadzingwa Marvin

Kaseke Stanley

Sanyamandwe Tserai

0772 934 708

0772 498 125

0773 303 412

0712 231 749

Advisors Chikomo Elias

Mvundura Amon

0712 200 396

0782 383 611

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Committee on Nominations Muvami Clemence ( 2014)

Gandanzara Paul (2014)

Maziti Liberty

(2014)

Saburi Nehemiah (2015)

Mushunje Gilbert (2015)

Chikukwa Walter (2015)

Matandaware Dennis

(2017)

Chitauro Upenyu (2017)

Marange Prayer (2017)

0773 930 241

0772 112 624

0772 994 139

0712 417 334

0772 485 818

0712 878 866

0712 309 667

0773 217 225

UMYF LEADERSHIP

OFFICE NAMES CONTACT

NUMBER

President

Vice

Chimukuche Takudzwa

Maziti Peter

0775 676 146

0775 606 997

Secretary

Publicity Secretary

Matanhire Tinotenda

Damu Tawanda

0771 812 119

0733 895 015

Finance Chairperson

Vice

Gwinyai Nyabando

Julian Kapfumvuti

0734 995 015

0772 446 296

Treasurer Mandisodza Sarah

0773 789 603

Projects Chairperson

Vice

Committee members

Zhungu Terrence

Maruza Rudo

Shumbanhete Melody

Masaka Chris

Gwese Mercy

0773 405 750

0738 048 573

0772 860 049

0774 308 309

Evangelism

Chairperson

Vice

Committee members

Kamudzandu Samuel

Gandari Ashley

Matanhire Brendon

Mugomeza Elizabeth

0777 091 544

0712 500 726

0776 464 698

Community Service

Chair

Vice

Committee members

Madziva Taurai

Lillian Mzarawetu

Zvoushe Lavert

0777 688 029

0773 393 527

0775 030 246

Recreation Chairperson

Vice

Committee members

Mureyi Nyasha

Masciline Chitombo

Kazingizi Wellington

Kahwa Daisy

0772 616 206

0771 704 535

0772 137 958

0773 812 498

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World friendship

Chairperson

Vice

Mugurwa Caroline

Zinyakasa Annie

Mungomezi Tanyaradzwa

Nyanungwe Caroline

0736 238 640

0734 088 850

0716 426 531

Advisors Nellia Mudzimu

Machakata Susan

Mazhara Jadiel

Maziti Liberty

0772 444 066

0772 355 938

0772 964 619

0772 994 139

Committee on

Nominations and Lay

leadership

Zhungu Terrence

(2015)

Chitombo Masciline

(2015)

Maziti Peter

(2015)

Mandisodza Sarah

(2016)

Dzotizei Nyasha

(2016)

Chimukuche Takudzwa

(2016)

Matanhire Tinotenda 2017

Tumba Walter

2017

Maruza Rudo

2017

0773 405 750

0771 704 535

0775 606 997

0773 789 603

0775 676 146

0771 812 119

0738 048 573

13 – 18 YEARS LEADERSHIP

President

Vice

Secretary

Matanhire Tinotenda

Zhungu Nyasha

Tumba Walter

0771 812 119

SECTIONS LEADERSHIP

BREASIDE 1

Section Leader

Vice

Secretary

Vice

Gumbo Stembiso

Katandika Yvette

Ganda Maria

Katandika Wendy

0772 428 464

0733 166 986

0733 804 141

0772 411 247

BRAESIDE 2

Section Leader

Vice

Secretary

Mukwindidza Tinashe

Tumbare Jane

Chivaura Fungai

0772 206 170

0772 295 027

0772 771 346

BRAESIDE 3

Section Leader

Hangazha Rhoda

0772 911 692

136


Vice

Secretary

Vice

Kadzombe Paidamoyo

Mushambi Vimbai

0772 832 946

0772 366 761

BRAESIDE 4-ARCADIA

Section Leader

Vice

Secretary

Vice

Mazhara Jadiel

Chadzingwa Nyasha

Makuto Patricia

Matongo Gladys

0772 964 619

0772 924 309

0772 442 323

CHADCOMBE

Section Leader

Vice

Secretary

Vice

Mutsinze Furthermore

Chijaka Chipo

Nhire Willard

Muzite Tambudzai

0774 677 431

0777 629 318

0773 418 205

0772 340 040

CRANBORNE 1

Section Leader

Vice

Secretary

Mosira Nkazana

Nyaunzwi Phyllis

Munyaradzi Tanaka

Musukutwa Christine

0775 066 504

0772 375 012

CRANBORNE 2

Section Leader

Vice

Secretary

Gandari Ashleigh

Machakaire Danai

Chikomo Elias

0712 500 726

0712 200 396

CRANBORNE 3

Section Leader

Vice

Secretary

Vice

Katuruza Tamari

Mukarakate Jane

Haparimwi Pheneas

Mrehwa Charity

0779 982 710

0772 377 496

0775 314 509

0772 610 771

HATFIELD 1

Section Leader

Vice

Secretary

Vice

Dzotso Rumbidzai

Kaseke Starr

Mazire Tendai

Mutambanengwe Betty

0774 344 006

0772 261 110

0772 355 621

HATFIELD 2

Section Leader

Vice

Secretary

Vice

Sanyamandwe Memory

Mahwira Dorothy

Kamudzandu Samuel

Lobo Rosie

HATFIELD 3

Section Leader

Vice

Secretary

Vice

Chiro Everisto

Kapungu Tendai

Magosha Tapuwa

Chimbadzwa Edwin

0772 286 433

0774 465 143

0733 243 183

0775 992 545

LOGAN PARK

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Section Leader

Vice

Secretary

Vice

Maponga Tendai

Mwakutuya Rudo

Mungomezi Raymond

Magura Patience

0773 418 898

0773 831 270

0733820 181

0773 499 513

LOWER HILLSIDE

Section Leader

Vice

Secretary

Vice

Zimunya Itai

Matemazano Cecilia

Kaseke Dzokai

Kuutsi Sandra

0772 288 605

0773 615 706

0774 415 413

MANYAME 21

Section Leader

Vice

Secretary

Vice

Magaya Mike

Kurangwa Angela

Chikukwa Mavis

Joyna Magaya

0772 387 046

0733 518 929

MANYAME 22

Section Leader

Vice

Secretary

Vice

Saburi Nathaniel

Madzivanyika Needmore

Mushayi Lynnet

Kativhu Susan

0733 925 247/0775 272 595

MUKUVISI

Section Leader

Vice

Secretary

Vice Secretary

Mwashita Eugenia

Madziva Taurai

Marimo

Mahere Hope

0772 384 363

0777 688 209

NEW CRANBORNE

Section Leader

Vice

Secretary

Vice

Jakachira Winnet

Maruza Christopher

Shoko Jocelyn

Muranda Douglas

0773 056 117

0738 555 763

NORTHERN SURBUBS

Section Leader

Vice

Secretary

Vice

Nyamakura Gershem

Matandaware Dennis

Dzowa Brenda

Tamangani Janet

QUEENSDALE

Section Leader

Vice

Secretary

Vice

Magaya Kenensia

Damu Tawanda

Damu Tsitsi

Chipuka Sandra

UPPERHILLSIDE

Section Leader

Vice

Secretary

Ndongwe Felistas

Mckenzie Faith

Mucheke Mrs

0773 301 804

0773 195 698

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Vice Chikuni Nyarai 0733 654 155

WILMINGTON PARK

Section Leader

Vice

Secretary

Vice

Garande Tapuwa

Chadzingwa Angeline

Mahenga Nomazulu

Maziti Charles

0773 260 965

WIDOWS AND SINGLES

OFFICE NAME CONTACT NUMBER

Chair: Caroline Chivinge 0772 263528/885769

Vice Chair: Patience Majaji 0772933198/570534

Secretary: Shingirai Shamu 0733667438/572319

Secretary: Simbisai Mudondo 0712306592

Treasurer: Nkazana Mosira 0775066504

Committee Member: Dorothy Mandishona 0772121023/573151

APPENDIX 5

INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ESTIMATES FOR

2015

DETAILS

2014 ACTUAL

PERFORMANCE 2015 ESTIMATE


Balance b/f

Tithe

149,647

150,196

(549) 157,500

Offering

19,253

19,792

(539) 21,000

Thanksgiving

3,234

2,909

325 3,500

Church Support

2,430

2,851

(421) 6,000

Special Offering

327 -

327 -

Projects -

3,054

(3,054) 10,000

FFruits

836

1,963

(1,127) 1,500

Seeding

3,306

2,092

1,214 4,000

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Parsonage Rentals - -

- 3,600

Harvest

49,319

50,000

(681) 60,000

Interest Received

2,704 -

2,704 -

Total Income

231,055

(1,802) 267,100

EXPENDITURE

District 15%

26,194

27,428

1,234 30,240

District 5% on Harvest

446

2,500

2,054 3,275

HE District Parsonage

6,910

9,900

2,990 4,000

ZEAC 40%

67,935

73,142

5,207 80,640

ZEAC 30% on Harvest

14,473

15,000

527 19,650

ZEAC HQ Allocation - -

- 14,200

Outstanding 55% 2014 6,651

oustanding harvest 2014 2,500

COS/SPR

39,678

41,400

1,722 53,322

BOT

89,587

42,852

(46,735) 33,849

Finance

2,577

3,383

806 2,473

Lay leaders - -

- 1,500

Bank Charges

1,281

1,500

219 400

Nurturing

3,348

3,950

602 2,900

Outreach

3,849

3,050

(799) 3,500

Witnessing

2,274

7,750

5,476 5,000

CM

3,463

1,000

(2,463) 3,000

Total Expenses

262,015

232,855

(29,160) 267,100

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Balance c/fwd 0

Comments

Showing people their tithing cards and teachings may assisting in increasing the number of tithers

Issuing of cards to those who do not have will widen income base.

Monthly feedbacks on church finances will foster transparency and confidence.

More people may want to contribute through church support after teachings

Committees are being encouraged to cut down on non critical expenditure

Encourage the Stewardship Committee to do an early harvest thanksgiving launch.

We have budgeted for a very optimistic growth of 17% growth in income over 2014 driven by

actions 1 to 4 above

Connectional Ministries will share their budget with all committees that fall under them.

APPENDIX 6

FACILITIES USE POLICY

POLICIES & REGULATIONS REGARDING USE OF CHURCH FACILITIES BY

APPLICANTS

POLICIES

Cranborne United Methodist Church recognizes that its outreach ministry can be increased by

providing its physical facilities in support of other organizations and programs designed to

serve the community. At the same time, it is necessary that such use of facilities and equipment

be controlled in the best interests of church. The intent of this statement is to establish

consistent requirements for applicants or user group, use of our church facilities.

All persons/groups desiring to use church facilities must confirm acceptance of the terms herein

specified. All required application forms must be completed and approved by the church

through Board of Trustees; all fees etc must be paid before the use of the facilities. Donations

may be made, or fees paid in cash. Renewal of permission to use stated church facilities will

depend, in part, on satisfactory compliance with requirements during the previous period of

use.

The governing body (BOT) Cranborne UMC reserves the right to accept or deny requests for

use of the church facilities and to cancel or modify established agreements in the church’s best

interests regarding property management, requirements for use of the facilities for the church

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activities (which shall always have priority), and church relationships with governmental

regulations.

REGULATIONS

1. The using group/applicant must be non-profit organisation whose purposes and activities

contribute to the welfare of the community.

2. The objectives of the using group/applicant and the activities conducted on church property

must not be in conflict with the Mission of the Church.

3. Sponsors or Leaders of any user group may not charge a fee or receive monetary

remuneration for services rendered to group on church property unless specific exception

to this rule has been granted in writing by the governing board of the Church. This,

however, does not mean that using groups may not have organizational dues or assessments

to meet operating expenses.

4. Alcoholic beverages, liquors, or other non-physician – prescribed drugs will not be

permitted on church property at any time.

5. Smoking will not be permitted inside any church building or premises.

6. Use of church property may not be extended beyond 6:00pm unless special permission for

such is granted.

7. The using group/applicant shall be held responsible for all loss or damage to church

property during periods when they are using the facilities.

8. User groups/Applicant will be responsible for having the facilities used in such condition

that another group/user may comfortably use them; i.e., furniture and equipment and will

be replaced in customary position, kitchenette equipment left in clean condition, utensils

washed and put away, floors swept etc.

9. No equipment or facilities shall be added, modified, moved, or removed without prior

written approval.

10. At no time shall equipment or facilities other than those covered by prior approval be used.

11. When meals are served to a non-church group, the financial obligation of the user group is

included in the per-plate charge for the meal, according to the agreement arrived at by the

groups.

12. Permission to use church facilities or equipment shall not include liability on the part of the

church for property damage or personal injuries resulting from user-group activities.

13. In case where no rental fees may be charged; donations to cover utilities and other expenses

are appreciated.

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APPLICATION FOR USE OF CHURCH FACILITIES

NAME OF GROUP/APPLICANT____________________________________________________

DATE OF APPLICATION: ___________ Single Regularly Scheduled

Program

Event

DATE/FACILITIES

REQUIRED_____________________________to________________________

TIME FACILITIES REQUIRED: From:_____________am/pm to_____________am/pm

DESCRIPTION OF

ACTIVITIES:_____________________________________________________

OTHER PARTICULARS:__________________________________________________________

CONTACT PERSON:_________________ PHONE__________________E-

MAIL_______________

ADRESS OF CONTACT

PERSON_____________________________________________________

If there is a member of our church who is also member of the applying group and who will

accept responsibility for directing the proper use of the facilities, please note:

Church Member:______________________________

Phone:_________________________________

The applicant and the individual executing this application hereby waive any and all claims,

demands and causes of action which they may have against Cranborne UMC as a result of the

use of the church facilities pursuant to this application. The applicant and the individuals

executing this application shall indemnify and hold harmless Cranborne UMC and its Officers,

agents and employees from and against any and all claims, demands, cases of action, and all

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other loss and expense including reasonable costs of litigation arising out or associated with

the use of church property by the applicant/group and its members, guests, employees and

agents pursuant to this application.

We have read and agree to comply with the “POLICIES AND REGULATIONS REGARDING USE

OF CHURCH FACILITIES BY APLLICANTS”

Signature of Applicant: __________________________________________________________

FOR OFFICE USE ONLY

Approved: Yes No

Room/s to be used :_____________________________________________________________

Donation/fees Paid $___________________ Receipt No:_______________________________

Note: Copy to be given to applicant after approval.

Original Application to be returned in the Church Offices Files.

APPENDIX 7

INVENTORY AND ASSET REGISTER

LAND AND BUILDINGS

Asset

numbe

r

Location Property Area sqm2 T/deed no Value

US$

LB001 Parsonage Stand 9423 Salisbury

T/ship. 1Munro Rd

Cranborne

01368/95 80,000.

00

LB002 Church Stand 18109 Salisbury

T/ship

641/1968 850,000

.00

LB002 Parsonage Stand 5609 Salisbury

T/ship 24Glencoe RD

1573 9184/99 100.000

MOTOR VEHICLES

Asset

no.

Model Registration no. Year Cost price

US$

Market

value

US$

MV001 Toyota Hilux D/Cab ABY6365 2010 35,000.00 25,000.

00

25,000.

00

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FURNITURE & FITTINGS

CODE Description Location Last

counted

date

Current

FF001 4seater James Church 400 400 56.000.

00

FF002 Choir chairs Church 50 50 5.000.0

0

FF003 Swivel chair Pastor office 1 1 375.00

FF004 swivel chair A/Pastor’s

office

1 1 275.00

FF005 Swivel chair Secretary’s

office

1 1 250.00

FF006 Steel office chairs Church 1 1 160.00

FF007 Steel office chairs Church 2 2 80.00

FF008 Steel office chairs A/Pastor’s

office

1 1 40.00

FF009 Steel office chairs Pastor office 3 3 120.00

FF010 Swivel chair Finance office 4 4 D 20.00

FF011 sofas Pastor’s office 3 3 450.00

FF0012 Small plastic chairs j Church 63 63 315.00

FF0013 plastic chairs Church 13 19 - 190.00

FF0014 Brown glass top table Pastor’s office 1 1 - 150.00

FF0015 Wooden benches Church 54 50 - 540.00

FF0016 Wooden benches with

backs

Church 4 4 - 400.00

FF0017 Wooden desk Secretary’s

office

1 1 50.00

FF0018 Computer stand Secretary’s

office

1 1 150.00

FF0019 Wooden tables Finance office 1 1 - 80.00

FF0020 -

FF0021 Wooden desk Pastor’s office 2 2 160.00

FF0022 Round wooden table Vestry 1 1 40.00

FF0023 4 drawer desk Finance office 1 1 60.00

FF0024 Round table Church 1 1 - 20.00

FF0025 Six drawer desk Parsonage 1 1 - 20.00

FF0026 Flower pots Church 8 6 2 130.00

FF0027 Cushions Church 30 28 2- 168.00

FF0028 Wall clocks Church 2 2 - 15.00

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FF0029 Microphone stands Church 2 2 - 30.00

FF0030 Artificial flower Church 6 6 - 5.00

FF0031 Exit sign Church 4 4 - 100.00

FF0032 Granite altar Church 1 1 - 600.00

FF0033 Granite pulpit Church 1 1 - 400.00

FF0034 Choir director’s stand Church 1 1 - 20.00

FF0035 Ngoma Church 4 4 60.00

FF0036 Double kitchen sink Kitchen 1 1 80.00

FF0037 Steel stands Kitchen 3 3 -

FF0038 Kitchen -

FF0039 Wooden drawer Vestry 1 1 - 15.00

FF0040 Steel cupboard Vestry 1 1 200.00

FF0041 Cupboard Vestry 1 1 - 50.00

FF0042 Cupboard Vestry 1 1 - 40.00

FF0043 Steel file cabinet Pastor’s office 2 2 30.00

FF0044 First Aid kit Pastor’s office 1 1 - 20.00

FF0045 Book shelf Pastor’s office 1 1 - 10.00

FF0046 Steel podium Church 1 1 90.00

SOFT FURNISHINGS

CODE Description Location Last

counted

Current Vari

ance

Approx Cost

SF001 Red gowns Storeroom 2 2 D 8.00

SF002 Navy blue gowns Storeroom 6 6 D 16.00

SF003 Maroon gowns Storeroom 22 22 D 66.00

SF004 Faded blue gowns Storeroom 5 5 D 12.00

SF005 Blue white Gown collars Storeroom 9 9 D 15.00

SF006 Usher bibs Storeroom 6 6 - 9.00

SF007 Security bibs Storeroom 29 18 11 54.00

SF008 Orange bibs storeroom 4 4 - 12.00

SF009 blankets storeroom 4 4 -D 20.00

SF010 Double bed + matress Parsonage 1 1 - 100.00

SF011 Christmas tree +

decorations

Vestry 1 1 - 5.00

SF012 Blue table cloths Vestry 1 1 - 8.00

SF013 Striped dish towels Vestry 4 4 4.00

SF014 Apron Vestry 1 1 - 2.00

SF015 White table cloth Vestry 14 14 70.00

SF016 Cream curtains Vestry 3 3 - 30.00

SF017 Steel trunk Vestry 2 2 - 20.00

SF018 Suitcase Vestry 1 1 - 5.00

SF019 Usher belts Vestry 5 5 - 5.00

SF020 Mirror Vestry 1 1 1 10.00

SF021 Green table cloth Vestry 1 1 - 5.00

SF022 Red table cloth Vestry 1 1 - 5.00

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SF023 Silver trophies Pastor’s office 9 13 200.00

SF024 Wooden shields Pastors’ office 2 2 20.00

SF025 Artificial flower Pastor’s office 2 2 3.00

SF026 Wall clock Pastor’s office 1 1 5.00

SF027 Desk clock Pastor’s office 1 1 10.00

SF028 Curtains Pastor’s office 3 3 60.00

SF029

SF030 Mirror Pastor’s office 2 2 15.00-

SF031 Metronome Pastor’s office 1 1 20.00

SF032 Curtains Secretary’s

office

2 2 -40.00

SF033 Curtains Parsonage 8 8 -100.00

SF034 Briefcase Parsonage 1 1 5.00

SF035

ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT

Description Location Last

counte

d

Curr

ent

Approx Cost

CODE Money counters Pastor’s office 2 2 15.00

EE001 Dell printer Pastor’s office 2 2 D 50.00

EE002 HP Printer Pastor’s office 1 1 20.00

EE003 Monitor - Dell Secretary’s

office

1 1 30.00

EE004 CPU - Dell Secretary’s

office

1 1 70.00

EE005 Keyboard - Dell Secretary’s

office

1 1 10.00

EE006 Monitor –Acer computer Secretary’s

office

1 1 10.00

EE007 CPU-Acer Secretary’s

office

1 1 30.00

EE008 Keyboard –Acer computer Secretary’s

office

1 1 3.00

EE009 Speaker -intel Secretary’s

office

2 1 8.00

EE010 Telephone receiver Parsonage 1 2 10.00

EE011 Telephone h/set Pastor’s office 1 1 10.00

EE012 Telephone h/set Secs office 1 1 10.00

EE013 Microphones Church 3 3 30.00

EE014 Amplifier Church 1 1 200.00

EE015 Old PA Syst Church 1 1 300.00

EE016 Microphones Church 2 2 20.00

EE017 Amplifier Church 1 1 150.00

EE018 Deep freezer Kitchen 1 1 350.00

EE019 Philips 21’’ Color TV Pastor’s office 2 2 100.00

EE020 Lamp electric Storeroom 2 2 8.00

EE021 Oil heater Pastor’s office 1 2 80.00

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EE022 4 plate stove Parsonage 1 1 300.00

EE023 4 Plate stove- defy Kitchen 1 1 250.00

EE023 Fridge Parsonage 1 1 600.00

EE025 Hp printer Sec office 1 1 500.00

EE026

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PLANT AND EQUIPMENT Description Location Last

counte

d

Curre

nt Approx Cost

CODE Vacuum cleaner Pastor’s office 1 1 50.00

PM001 2000L Water tank Parsonage 1 300.00

PM002 5000L water tank Church 1 1 450.00

PM003 Sickles Store/r 1 1 2.00

PM004

Hoe

1 1 5.00

PM005 Slushier Storeroom 2 2 - 6.00

PM006 Ladders Storeroom 2 2 - 10.00

PM007 Doors Storeroom 4 4 - 25.00

PM008 Wooden Pallets Parsonage 3 3 - 15.00

PM009 Generator cage Parsonage 1 1 - 100.00

PM010 Borehole pump Church 1 1 - 1700.00

PM011 Steel Fork Storeroom 1 1 - 5.00

PM012 Hosepipe Parsonage 1 1 - 25.00

PM013 Nexus petrol generator Parsonage 1 1 -D 150.00

PM014 KIPOR diesel generator Church 1 1 -D 250.00

PM015 Blue and white tent Church 1 1 - 1000.00

PM016 Emblem Church 1 1 - 400.00

PM017 Lighting arrester Church 1 1 - 40.00

PM018 Black bins Storeroom 4 4 20.00

PM019 Plastic Plates Kitchen 435 460 115.00

UT0001

Melamine Plates

Kitchen 118 67 51 67.00

UT0002

Red Food boxes

Kitchen 5 5 25.00

UT0003 Size 30 Legged pots

Kitchen 3 3 125.00

UT0004 Urn Kitchen 2 2 - 50.00

UT0005

Size 14 Legged pots

Kitchen 2 2 75.00

UT0006

Dish towel holder

Vestry 3 3

UT0007

White Mug Teacups

Kitchen 333 333 167.00

148


UT0008 Water buckets Church 10 10 20.00

UT0009 Plastic buckets Parsonage 1 1 5.00

UT0010 Silver Holy commun trays Vestry 2 2

UT0011 Metal large Teacups Kitchen 85 84 21.00

UT0012 Teapots Kitchen 9 9 45.00

UT0013 Black Pots Kitchen 14 14 110.00

UT0014 Silver Pots Kitchen 3 3 80.00

UT0015 Black Kettle Kitchen 1 1 - 25.00

UT0016 Cooking spoons Kitchen 16 16 8.00

UT0017 Tablespoons Kitchen 62 52 - 24.00

0UT001

8 Striped Small side plates

Kitchen 180 180 27.00

UT0019 Plain white Small side plates Kitchen 12 12 6.00

UT0020 Striped small des plates Kitchen 24 24 - 3.00

UT0021 Medium size side plates Kitchen 70 69 -1 14.00

UT0022 Large serving plates Kitchen 10 10 - 10.00

UT0023 Silver Teaspoons Kitchen 23 12 - 3.00

UT0024 Silver Milk jugs Kitchen 3 3 - 6.00

UT0025 Mugoti Kitchen 8 8 - 8.00

UT0026 Plastic Salt shaker Kitchen 4 4 - 2.00

UT0027 Glass Water jug Kitchen 3 3 - 3.00

UT0028 Water glass Kitchen 3 3 -D 3.00

UT0029 Metal Plates Kitchen 4 5 -D 4.00

UT0030 Plastic Tumblers Kitchen 15 25 - 3.00

UT0031 White Dinner plates Kitchen 8 8 - 16.00

UT0032 Plastic Buckets Kitchen 4 4 - 2.00

UT0033 Metal Dishes Kitchen 2 2 4.00

UT0034 Metal Dishes Kitchen 2 2 4.00

UT0035 Knives Kitchen 11 5 -6 10.00

UT0036 Grater Kitchen 3 3 - 1.50

UT0037 Aqua box Kitchen 1 1 5.00

UT0038 Table Forks Kitchen 6 6 3.00

UT0039 Cup mates Kitchen 615 615 62.00

UT0040 Wooden Spoon Kitchen 1 1 1.00

UT0041 Striped dinner plates Vestry 10 10

UT0042 Trays silver Vestry 12 12 6.00

UT0043 Water glass Vestry 26 24 -2 12.00

UT0044 Plastic buckets Vestry 3 3 - 9.00

UT0045 Measuring jug Vestry 1 1 1.00

UT0046 Green dishes Vestry 2 2 3.00

UT0035 Holy communion cups Vestry 1124 1124 57.00 16 Kitchen 5 5

UT0036 Silver trays Vestry 2 2 2.00

UT0037 Blue dish Vestry 1 1 2.00

UT0038 Striped mugs Vestry 18 18 7.00

UT0039 Golden water glasses Vestry 2 2 2.00

UT0040 Plastic tea pots Vestry 4 5 1 5.00

149


UT0041 Silver pots Vestry 1 1 8.00

UT0042 White Holy communion

trays

Vestry 8 8 8.00

UT0043

OFFICE EQUIPMENT

Description Location Last

counted

Current Varia

nce

Approx Cost

CODE Waste bin Vestry 1 1 6.00

OC002 Plastic mail baskets Pastor’s office 2 2 3.00

OC003 Stamp and pad Pastor’s office 1 1 15.00

OC004

Stapler

Secretary’s

office

1 1 1.00

OC005 Plastic Buckets Kitchen 4 4 4.00

OC006 Plastic buckets Vestry 3 3 3.00

KEY: D=Disposable

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