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2010 Wisconsin District Journal of 130

SEVENTY-FIFTH

ANNUAL ASSEMBLY JOURNAL

OF THE

WISCONSIN DISTRICT

CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

Session held at

Marriott West Convention Center

Madison, Wisconsin

August 4, 2010


Dr. Jesse Middendorf

Rev. Derl G. Keefer

General Superintendent

District Superintendent

2010 Wisconsin District Journal of 130 WISCONSIN DISTRICT ASSEMBLIES

YEARDATE PLACE HOST GENERAL SUPT. DIST. SUPT. DIST. SECY. 1 1936 Aug. 4-6 Milwaukee, WI Ralph Rice J. B. Chapman C. T. Corbet H. B. Garvin 2 1937 Aug. 4-6 Madison, WI H. B. Garvin R. T. Williams C. T. Corbet A. A. Nutt 3 1938 Aug. 9-11 Racine, WI A. A. Nutt J. G. Morrison C. T. Corbet A. A. Nutt 4 1939 Aug. 2-4 Mattoon, WI C. W. Heppell J. W. Goodwin C. T. Corbet A. A. Nutt 5 1940 Aug. 13-15 Richland Cntr, WI E. D. Wolf J. B. Chapman C. T. Corbet A. A. Nutt 6 1941 Aug. 19-21 Milwaukee, WI Lyle Eckley H. V. Miller C. T. Corbet A. A. Nutt 7 1942 Aug. 25-27 Racine, WI R. A. Carter O. J. Nease C. T. Corbet H. H. LaBohn 8 1943 Aug. 10-12 Richland Cntr, WI Ira Meyer J. B. Chapman C. T. Corbet V. C. Mulkin 9 1944 July 24-27 Rhinelander, WI J. A. James J. B. Chapman C. T. Corbet V. C. Mulkin 10 1945 Aug. 8-9 Richland Cntr, WI Ira Meyer R. T. Williams C. A. Gibson L. J. Trout 11 1946 Aug. 8-9 Racine, WI William Allen H. V. Miller C. A. Gibson L. J. Trout 12 1947 Aug. 7-8 Oregon, WI Free Meth. Camp H. C. Powers C. A. Gibson W. M. Brown 13 1948 Aug. 5-6 Oregon, WI Free Meth. Camp G. B. Williamson C. A. Gibson W. M. Brown 14 1949 Aug. 4-5 Oregon, WI Free Meth. Camp D. I. Vanderpool C. A. Gibson W. M. Brown 15 1950 Aug. 3-4 Oakfield, WI Camp Byron Samuel Young C. A. Gibson W. M. Brown 16 1951 Aug. 16-17 Oakfield, WI Camp Byron D. I. Vanderpool C. A. Gibson W. M. Brown 17 1952 Aug. 14-15 Oakfield, WI Camp Byron H. C. Benner C. A. Gibson V. C. Mulkin 18 1953 Aug. 13-14 Oakfield, WI Camp Byron G. B. Williamson C. A. Gibson F. H. Pounds 19 1954 Aug. 12-13 Oakfield, WI Camp Byron H. C. Powers C. A. Gibson F. H. Pounds 20 1955 Aug. 11-12 Oakfield, WI Camp Byron Samuel Young C. A. Gibson F. H. Pounds 21 1956 Aug. 9-10 Oakfield, WI Camp Byron H. C. Benner C. A. Gibson F. H. Pounds 22 1957 Aug. 8-9 Oakfield, WI Camp Byron D. I. Vanderpool C. A. Gibson F. H. Pounds 23 1958 Aug. 7-8 Brownsville, WI Camp Byron G. B. Williamson D. J. Gibson E. W. Pannier 24 1959 Aug. 6-7 Brownsville, WI Camp Byron Samuel Young D. J. Gibson E. W. Pannier 25 1960 Aug. 4-5 Brownsville, WI Camp Byron V. H. Lewis D. J. Gibson E. W. Pannier 26 1961 Aug. 10-11 Brownsville, WI Camp Byron H. C. Powers D. J. Gibson E. W. Pannier 27 1962 Aug. 9-10 Brownsville, WI Camp Byron H. C. Benner D. J. Gibson E. W. Pannier 28 1963 Aug. 8-9 Brownsville, WI Camp Byron G. B. Williamson D. J. Gibson E. W. Pannier 29 1964 Aug. 6-7 Brownsville, WI Camp Byron Samuel Young R. J. Clack E. W. Pannier 30 1965 Aug. 5-6 Brownsville, WI Camp Byron George Coulter R. J. Clack E. W. Pannier 31 1966 Aug. 4-5 Brownsville, WI Camp Byron H. C. Benner R. J. Clack E. W. Pannier 32 1967 Aug. 10-11 Brownsville, WI Camp Byron H. C. Powers R. J. Clack E. W. Pannier 33 1968 Aug. 22-23 Waupaca, WI Spencer Lake Camp V. H. Lewis R. J. Clack E. W. Pannier 34 1969 Aug. 21-22 Waupaca, WI Spencer Lake Camp Eugene L. Stowe R. J. Clack Wesley Burns 35 1970 Aug. 20-21 Waupaca, WI Spencer Lake Camp Edward Lawlor R. J. Clack Wesley Burns 36 1971 Aug. 19-20 Waupaca, WI Spencer Lake Camp Samuel Young R. J. Clack Wesley Burns

2010 Wisconsin District Journal of 130 YEARDATE PLACE HOST GENERAL SUPT. DIST. SUPT. DIST. SECY. 37 1972 Aug. 24-25 Brownsville, WI Camp Byron George Coulter R. J. Clack Wesley Burns 38 1973 Aug. 23-24 Brownsville, WI Camp Byron Orville W. Jenkins R. J. Clack Wesley Burns 39 1974 Aug. 22-23 Brownsville, WI Camp Byron Charles H. Strickland R. J. Clack Wesley Burns 40 1975 Aug. 22-23 Madison, WI Marlon Holloway Orville W. Jenkins R. J. Clack E. W. Pannier 41 1976 Aug. 20 Madison, WI Marlon Holloway Eugene L. Stowe R. J. Clack E. W. Pannier 42 1977 Aug. 26 Madison, WI Robert Beaty William M. Greathouse R. J. Clack E. W. Pannier 43 1978 Aug. 25 Madison, WI Robert Beaty George Coulter R. J. Clack E. W. Pannier 44 1979 Aug. 24 Madison, WI Winn Allison V. H. Lewis J. Ted Holstein E. W. Pannier 45 1980 Aug. 29 Madison, WI Winn Allison Charles H. Strickland J. Ted Holstein Winn Allison 46 1981 Aug. 6-7 Stevens Point, WI Larry Clark Orville W. Jenkins J. Ted Holstein Winn Allison 47 1982 Aug. 5-6 Stevens Point, WI Larry Clark Eugene L. Stowe J. Ted Holstein Winn Allison 48 1983 Aug. 3-4 Stevens Point, WI Larry Clark Eugene L. Stowe J. Ted Holstein J. Braundmeier 49 1984 Aug. 1-2 Marshfield, WI John Snyder William M. Greathouse J. Ted Holstein Larry D. Hamilton 50 1985 Aug. 7-8 Stevens Point, WI Larry Clark/Mary Rutgers William M. Greathouse J. Ted Holstein Larry D. Hamilton 51 1986 Aug. 6-7 Stevens Point, WI Larry Clark/Mary Rutgers Jerald D. Johnson J. Ted Holstein Larry D. Hamilton 52 1987 Aug. 5-6 Stevens Point, WI Clark Campbell Jerald D. Johnson Laurel L. Matson, Sr. David F. Sorrel 53 1988 Aug. 3-4 Stevens Point, WI Steve Hittle John A. Knight, Sr. Laurel L. Matson, Sr. David F. Sorrel 54 1989 Aug. 9-10 Stevens Point, WI Dick Brunner John A. Knight, Sr. Laurel L. Matson, Sr. David F. Sorrel 55 1990 Aug. 15-16 Madison, WI Jeff Russell William J. Prince Laurel L. Matson, Sr. David F. Sorrel 56 1991 Aug. 14-15 Racine, WI John Bryan William J. Prince Laurel L. Matson, Sr. David F. Sorrel 57 1992 Aug. 19-20 Marshfield, WI Devere Thornton Raymond W. Hurn Laurel L. Matson, Sr. David F. Sorrel 58 1993 Aug. 27-28 Madison, WI Robert St. Clair Paul Cunningham Laurel L. Matson, Sr. David F. Sorrel 59 1994 Aug. 5-6 Racine, WI Ralph Scherer James Diehl Laurel L. Matson, Sr. David F. Sorrel 60 1995 Aug. 4-5 Racine, WI Ralph Scherer James Diehl Laurel L. Matson, Sr. David F. Sorrel 61 1996 Aug. 2-3 Racine, WI Ralph Scherer Donald D. Owens Laurel L. Matson, Sr. David F. Sorrel 62 1997 Aug. 15-16 Eau Claire, WI Eddie Thomas Jim Bond Laurel L. Matson, Sr. Michael Postell

63 1998 Aug. 7-8 Racine, WI Ralph Scherer Jerry Porter Laurel L. Matson, Sr. Michael Postell 64 1999 Aug. 6-7 Eau Claire, WI Terry Hancock Jerry Porter Laurel L. Matson, Sr. Michael Postell 65 2000 Aug. 4-5 Eau Claire, WI Larry Harshman John A. Knight, Sr. Laurel L. Matson, Sr. Michael Postell 66 2001 Aug. 17-18 Madison, WI Sam L. Starnes Talmadge Johnson Laurel L. Matson, Sr. Michael Postell 67 2002 Aug. 2-3 Eau Claire, WI Mark Walker Jesse Middendorf D. Randy Berkner Michael Postell 68 2003 Aug. 1-2 Eau Claire, WI Mark Walker Jesse Middendorf D. Randy Berkner Michael Postell 69 2004 Aug 3-4 Madison, WI Joel Nichols Paul Cunningham D. Randy Berkner Michael Postell 70 2005 Aug 16-17 Madison, WI Joel Nichols Paul Cunningham D. Randy Berkner Michael Postell 71 2006 Aug. 2 Madison, WI Jerome Bragg James Diehl D. Randy Berkner Michael Postell 72 2007 Aug. 8 Neenah, WI Judith Lipp James Diehl D. Randy Berkner Michael Postell 73 2008 Aug. 6 Madison, WI Isabel Hernandez Nina Gunter D. Randy Berkner Michael Postell


74 2009 Aug. 5 Eau Claire, WI Bill Boeselager Stan Toler D. Randy Berkner Michael Postell 75 2010 Aug. 4 Madison, WI Jon White Jesse Middendorf Derl G. Keefer Michael Postell


2010 Ordinands

Left to right: GS Jesse Middendorf, Denae and Steven Larrabee, Sheila and Glenn Butts, Jennifer and Vito Monteblanco, Bettina and Brian Bowman, Bianca and Jared Rider, DS Derl Keefer


CONTENTS

Page

I. Official Directory . . . 9

A. District Officers . . . 9

B. District Boards and Standing Committees . . . 9

C. District Auxiliary Organizations . . . 13

D. Assembly Committees . . . 15

E. NYI Area Coordinators . . . 16

F. District Church Directory . . . 17

G. Ordained Ministers . . . 59

H. Ordained Deacon . . . 61

I. Licensed Ministers . . . 61

J. Evangelism Service, Retired . . . 62

K. Ministers Serving Connectional Interests . . . 62

II. General Information . . . 63

III. Plan of Examination . . . 66

IV. Daily Proceedings . . . 67

V. Reports . . . 72

A. District Officers . . . 72

1. District Superintendent . . . 72

2. SDMI Ministries Chairman . . . 78

3. NMI President . . . 81

4. NYI President . . . 89

B. District Boards and Standing Committees . . . 92

1. Advisory Board . . . 92

2. Board of Ministerial Credentials . . . 93

3. Board of Ministerial Studies . . . 94

C. Assembly Committees . . . 95


1. Finance Committee . . . 95

2. Auditing . . . 102

3. Daily Journal . . . 102

4. Nominations . . . 102

5. Church Properties . . . 103

6. Memoirs . . . 105

7. Education . . . 107

8. Evangelism and Church Growth . . . 108

9. Pastoral Support . . . 109

VI. Minutes of the Conventions . . . 115

A. N

MI Convention . . . 115

B. C

ombined SDMI and NYI Convention . . . 118

VII. Financial and Statistical . . . 121

A. District Treasurer’s Report 121

B. District SDMI Ministries Treasurer’s Report 125

C. District NYI Treasurer’s Report 127

D. District NMI Treasurer’s Report 128

E. Supplemental Statistical Report 130


I. Official Directory

A. DISTRICT OFFICERS

General Superintendent--Jesse Middendorf, 17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lenexa, KS 66219

(913-577-0500)

District Superintendent--Derl G. Keefer, 2807 Waunona Way, Madison, WI 53713

(E-Mail: [email protected]; Fax: 608-222-7715; 608-222-1144)

District Secretary--Michael Postell, 973 Nazarene Dr., Mauston, WI 53948

(E-Mail: [email protected]; 608-847-6299)

District Treasurer--Jon Hansen, 406 New York Ave., Manitowoc, WI 54220 (920-652-9691)

District NYI President--Kari Hayes, N9330 470th Street, Boyceville, WI 54725

(E-mail: [email protected]; 715-632-2191)

District NMI President--Karen Mitten, 5602 Comanche Way, Madison, WI 53704


District SDMI Ministries Chairman--Brian Bowman, 806 Hillcrest Heights, Green Bay, WI 54313


B. DISTRICT BOARDS AND STANDING COMMITTEES

Advisory

Derl G. Keefer, chairman ex officio

Lay

(2013) Shawn Del Hansen, 406 New York Ave., Manitowoc, WI 54220 (920-652-9691)

(2012) Dan Hirst, S3551 Sand Rd., Baraboo, WI 53913 (608-356-5488)

(2011) Bruce Mitten, 5602 Comanche Way, Madison, WI 53704 (608-246-2257)

Ministerial

(2013) Rich Doering, 2910 N. Wisconsin St., Racine, WI 52402 (641-295-0683)

(2012) Charles H. Hayes, 375 S. Central Ave., Richland Center, WI 53581 (608-647-8681)

(2011) Steve Crites, 203 N. Bridge St., Wheeler, WI 54772 (715-632-2242)


Auditing

Norm Addington, N6900 Raymond Rd., Pardeeville, WI 53954 (608-742-9322)

Jim Lucas, 3012 S. 15th Street, Milwaukee, WI 53215 (414-672-1169)

Dan Hirst, S3551 Sand Rd., Baraboo, WI 53913 (608-356-5488)

Sunday School Ministries

Derl G. Keefer, ex officio

(Chairman), Brian Bowman, 806 Hillcrest Heights, Green Bay, WI 54313 (920-662-9301)

Lay

(2013) Kathy Gillespie, 311 Ravenswood Ct., Altoona, WI 54720 (715-831-8794)

(2013) John Whitteberry, N2224 Wafle Rd., Mauston, WI 53948 (608-847-7006)

(2012) Dan Hirst, S3551 Sand Rd., Baraboo, WI 53913 (608-356-5488)

Ministerial

(2013) Vito Monteblanco, 1038 Ohio St., Racine, WI 53405 (262-456-6497)

(2011) Earl Gillett, 14855 W. Maple Ridge Rd., New Berlin, WI 53151 (262-641-0428)

(2011) Cheryl Rowe, 131 Elm St., Antigo, WI 54409 (715-623-3099)

(Hispanic Representative) Isabel Hernandez, 910 N. Thompson Dr. #6., Madison, WI 53714

(608-245-1449)

Church Properties Board


Term ending in 2013

Lay

Mike Stamper, N2475 510th St, Menomonie, WI 54751 ( 715-664-8158

Ministerial

Cliff Larabee, E7111 270th Ave., Menomonie, WI 54751 (715-664-8436)

Term ending in 2012


Lay

Don Hirst, N6164 Carlton Rd. Spooner, WI 54801 (715-635-6137)

Jim Maier, N10915 Sugarbush Rd., Birnamwood, WI 54414 (715-449-2731)

Ministerial

Curt Blair, 716 Jefferson Ave., Sparta, WI 54656 (608-269-2810)

Steve Crites, 203 N. Bridge St., Wheeler, WI 54772 (715-632-2242)

Term ending in 2011

Lay

Bob Bagnowski, 266 Mallard Circle, Nekoosa, WI 54457 (715-325-6295)

Bob Spradling, 549 Galileo Dr., Madison, WI 53718 (608-287-8126)

Ministerial

Brian Bowman, 806 Hillcrest Heights, Green Bay, WI 54313 (920-662-9301)

Adin Crandall, E6210 County Rd. BB, Manawa, WI 54949 (920-596-3881)

Court of Appeals


Term ending in 2013

Ordained Ministers

Charles H. Hayes, 375 S. Central Ave., Richland Center, WI 53581 (608-647-8681)

Michael Postell, 973 Nazarene Dr., Mauston, WI 53948 (608-847-6299)

Lay

Dave Fry, 21379 St. Hwy. 80 N., Richland Center, WI 53581 (608-647-4775)

Bruce Mitten, 5602 Comanche Way, Madison, WI 53704 (608-246-2257)

Evangelism and Church Growth


Brian Bowman, 806 Hillcrest Heights, Green Bay, WI 54313 (920-662-9301)


Cheryl Rowe, 131 Elm St., Antigo, WI 54409 (715-623-3099)

Board of Ministry

Derl G. Keefer, chairman ex officio

Term ending in 2014

Curt Blair, 716 Jefferson Ave., Sparta, WI 54656 (608-269-2810)

Wilson Deaton, 3102 15th St., Kenosha, WI 53144 (262-652-0550)

Dave Frazer, 1114 Michigan St., Spooner, WI 54801 (715-635-3559)

Phil Stein, 1835 George St., LaCrosse, WI 54603 (608-796-0405)

Term ending in 2013

Charles Hayes, 375 S. Central Ave., Richland Center, WI 53581 (608-647-8681)

Jim Leston, 125 E. Andres St., Lot #9, Tomah, WI 54660 (608-374-2838)

Val Suiter, 1130 Chicory Way, Sun Prairie, WI 53590 (920-344-7815)

Term ending 2012

Steve Crites, 203 N. Bridge St., Wheeler, WI 54772 (715-632-2242)

Judith Lipp, 623 Pleasure Place, Fond du Lac, WI 54935 (920-922-9948)

Jon White, 5313 Arapahoe Ln., Madison, WI 53704 (608-244-4335)

Term ending in 2011

Earl Gillett, 14855 W. Maple Ridge Rd., New Berlin, WI 53151 (262-641-0428)

Floyd Gregory, 1921 Greenwich Ln., Janesville, WI 53545 (608-756-9685)

Michael Postell, 973 Nazarene Dr., Mauston, WI 53948 (608-847-6299)

Olivet Nazarene University Trustees

Derl G. Keefer

Layman

(2011) Stu Meissner, Jr., 17260 Windemere Rd., Brookfield, WI 53045 (262-781-7292)

Ministerial

(2012) Charles Hayes, 375 S. Central Ave., Richland Center, WI 53581 (608-647-8681)


Chaplaincy Ministries Coordinator


C. DISTRICT AUXILIARY ORGANIZATIONS

1. District Sunday School/Discipleship Ministries Board Officers

Chairman--Brian Bowman, 806 Hillcrest Heights, Green Bay, WI 54313 (920-662-9301)

Treasurer--Sheila Butts, 609 Sandy Acre Dr., West Bend, WI 53090 (262-334-7124)

Adult Ministries Council

Adult Ministries Dir.--Brian Bowman, 806 Hillcrest Heights, Green Bay, WI 54313 (920-662-9301)

Women's Ministries Dir.--Bettina Bowman, 806 Hillcrest Heights, Green Bay, WI 54313 (920-662-9301)

Men’s Ministries Dir.--Floyd Gregory, 1921 Greenwich Ln., Janesville, WI 53545 (608-756-9685)

Lay Retreat Dir.--Jon and Shawn Del Hansen, 406 New York Ave., Manitowoc, WI 54220

(920-652-9691)

Prime Time Dir.--Dave Krohn, 1004 W. 13th St., Brodhead, WI 53520 (608-897-4055)

Discipleship Coordinator--Jenni Monteblanco, 1038 Ohio St., Racine, WI 53405 (Racine Taylor Ave.)

(262-456-6497)

Children's Ministries Council

Children's Ministries Director--Shawn Del Hansen, 406 New York Ave., Manitowoc, WI 54220

(920-652-9691)

Boys and Girls Camp Director--Cheryl Knudson, 1526 Roosevelt Dr. N., West Bend, WI 53090

(262-338-0151)

Children's Quiz Director--JoEllen George, 1806 Carlisle Ave., Racine, WI 53404 (262-632-3046)

Special Education Director and Resource Person--Reggie Holmes, P.O. Box 22, Argyle, WI 53504

(608-558-3285)

Ex officio

Director Youth Ministries--Kari Hayes, N9330 470th Street, Boyceville, WI 54725 (715-632-2191)

NMI President--Karen Mitten, 5602 Comanche Way, Madison, WI 53704 (608-246-2257)


2. District NMI Officers


President--Karen Mitten, 5602 Comanche Way, Madison, WI 53704 (608-246-2257)

Vice President--Cheryl Knudson, 1526 Roosevelt Dr. N., West Bend, WI 53090 (262-338-0151)

Secretary--Chari Suiter, 1130 Chicory Way, Sun Prairie, WI 53590 (920-344-7816)

Treasurer--Wanda Bussey, 3319 W. Kilbourn St, Milwaukee, WI 53208 (414-342-3060)

Terms to Expire 2012

Alabaster and Mission Award--Chari Suiter, 1130 Chicory Way, Sun Prairie, WI 53590 (920-344-7816)

Prayer and Fasting--Cheryl Knudson, 1526 Roosevelt Dr. N., West Bend, WI 53090 (262-338-0151)

Membership--Wanda Bussey, 3319 W. Kilbourn St, Milwaukee, WI 53208 (414-342-3060)

Mission Call Coordinator--Bettina Bowman, 806 Hillcrest Heights, Green Bay, WI 54313 (920-662-9301)

Work and Witness, International--Randie Blom, 7827 W. Eden Place, Milwaukee, WI 53220

(414-328-0833)

Terms to Expire 2011

LINKS--Reggie Holmes, P.O. Box 22, Argyle, WI 53504 (608-558-3285)

Compassionate Ministries--Diane Gregory, 1921 Greenwich Ln., Janesville, WI 53545 (608-756-9685)

Mission Education and World Mission--Patty Woodford, N5637 330th, Menomonie, WI 54751

(715-235-4000)

Medical Plan and WEF--Karla Postell, 973 Nazarene Dr., Mauston, WI 53948 (608-847-6299)

Work and Witness, District--Steve Crites 203 N. Bridge St., Wheeler, WI 54772 (715-632-2242)

Teen Representative--Krista Postell, 973 Nazarene Dr., Mauston, WI 53948 (608-548-6515)

3. District NYI Officers


President--Kari Hayes, N9330 470th St., Boyceville, WI 54725 (715-632-2191)

Vice President--Vito Monteblanco, 1038 Ohio St., Racine, WI 53404 (262-456-6497)

Secretary--Maryjane White, 5313 Arapahoe Lane, Madison, WI 53704 (608-244-4335)


Treasurer--Dan Hirst, S3551 Sand Rd., Baraboo, WI 53913 (608-356-5488)

Bible Quizzing Director--Stephen Hruska, 334 Kent Lane, Apt 101, Madison, WI 53713 (517-282-4597)

Camp Director--Kari Hayes, N9330 470th St., Boyceville, WI 54725 (715-632-2191)

Celebrate Life Director--Tami Gillett, 14855 W. Maple Ridge Rd., New Berlin, WI 53151 (262-641-0428)

Fun Night--Kurt Olson Jr. N9124 Butternut Road, Birnamwood, WI 54414 (715-573-2048)

Mid-Winter Retreat--Kari Hayes, N9330 470th Street, Boyceville, WI 54725 (715-632-2191)

Youth Serve--Bettina Bowman, 806 Hillcrest Heights, Green Bay, WI 54313 (920-662-9301)

Early Youth Representatives (12-14)

Grace Addington, N6900 Raymond Road, Pardeeville, WI 53451 (608-742-9322)

Joe Hintz, 565 N. Congress St., Richland Center, WI 53581 (608-647-8901)

Senior Youth Representative (15-18)

Fabiola Aquilera, 1011 Oakcrest Street, Waukegan, IL 60085 (224-538-9887)

Alaina Hagen, N9654 510th Street, Wheeler, WI 54772 (715-505-5008)

Campus/Career Youth Representative (19-30)

Bethany Addington, N6900 Raymond Road, Pardeeville, WI 53451 (608-742-9322)

Stephanie Wright, 5303 Sherman Street, Wausau, WI 54401 (309-224-4853)

Executive Council at Large

Brett Cole 209 N. Bridge Street Wheeler, WI 54772 (715-559-9083)

Kevin Hagen, N9654 510th Street, Wheeler, WI 54772 (715-505-4996)

D. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES

Finance Committee


District Treasurer, ex officio

Treasurers of District Auxiliaries, ex officio

Lay

Norm Addington, N6900 Raymond Rd., Pardeeville, WI 53954 (608-742-9322)

Dave Fry, 21379 St. Hwy. 80 N., Richland Center, WI 53581 (608-647-4775)


John Hagen, N11276 570th St., Wheeler, 54772

Stu Meissner, Jr. 17260 Windemere Rd., Brookfield, WI 53005 (414-781-7292)

Kim Schulz, 834 Hayes Ave., Racine, WI 53405 (262-634-3243)

John Whitteberry, N2224 Wafle Rd., Mauston, WI 53948 (608-847-7006)

Ministerial

Rich Doering, 2910 N. Wisconsin St., Racine, WI 52402 (641-295-0683)

Dave Frazer, 1114 Michigan St., Spooner, WI 54801 (715-635-3559)

Earl Gillett, 14855 W. Maple Ridge Rd., New Berlin, WI 53151 (262-641-0428)

Chuck Hayes, 375 S. Central Ave., Richland Center, WI 53581 (608-647-8681)


E. NYI AREA COORDINATORS

Northeast Area--(Antigo, Elo, Mattoon, Wausau, Laona, Mercer, Green Bay Grace Harbor, Little Wolf)

Stephanie Wright, 5303 Sherman Street, Wausau, WI 54401


Northwest Area--(Danbury, Spooner, St. Croix Falls, Eau Claire, Eleva-Strum, Forest Center,

Menomonie, Wheeler) John Marvin and Brandon Loiselle, 220 River St. N., Prairie Farm, WI

54762 (E-mail: [email protected]; 715-455-1020)

Southeast Area--(Burlington, Kenosha Family, Kenosha Amigos en Cristo, Racine Community, Racine

Taylor Avenue, Milwaukee First, South Milwaukee, West Bend) Adam Cheek, W150 S6997

Cornell Circle, Muskego, WI 53150 (E-mail: [email protected]; 414-232-0220)

Southwest Area--(Brodhead, Columbus, Janesville, LaCrosse, Madison Crosspoint, Madison Vida

Nueva, Monroe, Baraboo, Mauston, Richland Center, Sparta, Tomah, Viroqua) Kris Strehlow,

6913 Littlemore Dr. #10, Madison, WI 53708 (E-mail: [email protected]; 608-244-3217)


F. DISTRICT CHURCH DIRECTORY

Antigo (Organized 1946) (066-0010)

Location--131 Elm St., Antigo, WI 54409-1337 (E-mail: [email protected]; 715-216-4579)

Pastor--(8/02/03) Cheryl Rowe (Jim), 131 Elm St., Antigo, WI 54409


Vis. Min.--Ruth Forbes, 918 Hogan St., Antigo, WI (715-623-5363)

Chr. Ed. Min.--Cheryl Rowe, 131 Elm St., Antigo, WI 54409 (715-623-3099)

SDMI Supt.--Judi Ingram, 218 Mayfair St., Antigo, WI 54409


Children’s Min. Dir.--Cheryl Rowe, 131 Elm St., Antigo, WI 54409 (715-623-3099)

Men's Min. Dir.--Dan Schwanke, 1130 5th Ave., Antigo, WI 54409


Evan. Dir.--Kitty Schwanke, 1130 5th Ave., Antigo, WI 54409


NMI Pres.--Kitty Schwanke, 1130 5th Ave., Antigo, WI 54409 (715-627-4016)

CLT Dir.--Cheryl Rowe, 131 Elm St., Antigo, WI 54409 (715-216-4579)

Church Board Sec.--Dan Schwanke, 1130 5th Ave., Antigo, WI 54409


Church Treas.--Judi Ingram, 218 Mayfair St., Antigo, WI 54409



Appleton First (Inactive) (066-0020)


Baraboo First (Organized 1943) (066-0030)

Location--1800 Crawford St., Baraboo, WI 53913-1267

(Web: www.baraboofirst.org, E-mail: [email protected]; 608-356-3774)

Pastor--(6/6/10) Jonathan Tipton (Katy), 1730 Crawford St., Baraboo, WI 53913

(E-mail:[email protected]; 608-356-2092)

Assoc. Pastor--Tom Dunbar, 1800 Crawford St., Baraboo, WI 53913-1267 (608-356-3774)

Music Dir.--Dan Hirst, S3551 Sand Rd., Baraboo, WI 53913 (608-356-5488)

SDMI Supt.--Angela Montpas, E11120 Wynsong Dr., Baraboo, WI 53913 (608-448-4244)

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.--Jeff Montpas, E11120 Wynsong Dr., Baraboo, WI 53913 (608-448-4244)

NMI Pres.--Lori Slaney, E7678 Maple Hill Rd., Rock Springs, WI 53961 (608-522-3642)

Church Board Sec--Dan Hirst, S3551 Sand Rd., Baraboo, WI 53913 (608-356-5488)

Church Treas.--Ralph Krainik, 215 6th St., Baraboo, WI 53913 (608-356-0483)


Brodhead (Organized 1954) (066-0060)

Location--1004 W. 13th St., Brodhead, WI 53520-1546 (E-mail: [email protected]; 608-897-9277)

Pastor--(8/01/91) David Krohn (Donna), 1004 W. 13th St., Brodhead, WI 53520

(E-mail: [email protected]; Fax: 608-897-9277; 608-897-9277)

Music Dir.--Ellen Rabuck, N3201 Crazyhorse Ln., Brodhead, WI 53520 (608-214-7898)

SDMI Supt.--Dave Rabuck, N3201 Crazyhorse Ln., Lot 32, Brodhead, WI 53520 (608-214-7898)

NMI Pres.--Luella Bell, 107 9th St., Brodhead, WI 53520 (608-897-4624)

Church Board Sec.--Ellen Forstrum, 2621 N State Rd. 213, Evansville, WI 53536 (608-876-6842)

Church Treas.--Penny Grignon, 1227 Eaton Ave., Beloit, WI 53511 (608-365-8202)


Burlington First (Organized 1975) (066-0063)

Location--100 East Jefferson St., Burlington, WI 53105-1428 (262-763-8543)

Pastor--(7/14/88) Terry W. Lemmon (Darlene), 34305 Fulton St., Burlington, WI 53105


Assoc. Pastor--Doug F. Roth, 1422 Liberty Lane, Burlington, WI 53105


Music Dir.--Doug F. Roth, 1422 Liberty Lane, Burlington, WI 53105


SDMI Supt.--Jessica Karns, 7930 Greendale Ave., Burlington, WI 53105


NYI Min. Dir./Pres.--Derek Fleck, 225 S. Pine St., Burlington, WI 53105 (262-492-4589)

Adult Min. Dir.--Darlene Lemmon, 34305 Fulton St., Burlington, WI 53105 (262-539-3377)

NMI Pres.--Donna Biggerstaff, 340 Kendall St., Burlington, WI 53105 (262-763-7077)

Church Board Sec.--Deanna Hebert, 1437 Rover Knoll St., Burlington, WI 53105


Church Treas.--Conway Biggerstaff, 340 Kendall St., Burlington, WI 53105



Columbus (Organized 1941) (066-0080)

Location--753 Waterloo, Columbus, WI 53925-1867

(Web: http://columbusnaz.org ; E-mail: [email protected]; 920-623-5235)

Pastor--(2/28/10) Floyd Laabs (Stephanie), 755 Waterloo St., Columbus, WI 53925 (920-623-5235)

SDMI Supt.--Marjorie Reuter, N1978 FR, Columbus, WI 53920

NMI Pres.--Leroy Dieckhoff, 212 Prairie St., Fall River, WI 53932 (608-220-4487)

Church Board Sec.--Roberta Schoenwetter, N2129 Stark Rd., Waterloo, WI 53594 (920-623-5829)

Church Treas.--Roberta Schoenwetter, N2129 Stark Rd., Waterloo, WI 53594 (920-623-5829)


Danbury Faith Community (Organized 2003) (066-0114)

Location--7535 Peet St., Danbury, WI 54830-9742 (715-656-4010)

Pastor-- (8/5/09) Richard Luebke, W 6190 Marsh Rd., Trego, WI 54888 (715-733-0601)

Music Dir.--Loretta Vanselus, 2389 County Rd. B, Shell Lake, WI 54871 (715-468-7642)

SDMI Supt.--Jason Peterson, 7091 Myriah Lane, Danbury, WI 54830 (715-733-0601)

Children's Sunday School--Crystal Peterson, 7091 Myriah Lane, Danbury, WI 54830 (715-733-0601)

Adult Bible Study-- Jason Peterson, 7091 Myriah Lane, Danbury, WI 54830 (715-733-0601)

NMI Pres.--Loretta Vanselus, 2389 County Rd. B, Shell Lake, WI 54871 (715-468-7642)

Church Board Sec.--Maxine Peterson, 7337 Main St., East Webster, WI 54893 (715-866-4516)

Church Treas.--Maxine Peterson, 7337 Main St., East Webster, WI 54893 (715-866-4516)


Eau Claire First (Organized 1939) (066-0110)

Location--(mail: 1921 7th St.), 1927 7th St., Eau Claire, WI 54703-4702


Pastor--(07/01/08) William Boeselager (Karen), 1921 7th St., Eau Claire, WI 54703

(E-mail: god1st.bb@gmail@com; 715-835-9750)

Music Dir.--Scott Spicer, 1228 Main Street, Eau Claire, WI 54701


SDMI Supt.--Dan Gillespie, 311 Ravenswood Court, Altoona, WI 54720


Church Board Sec.--Cindy Cartman, 1016 O’Brian St., Eau Claire, WI 54703


Church Treas.--Jerome LaRock, 230 Wapiti Lane, Elk Mound, WI 54739



Eleva-Strum (Organized 1979) (066-0113)

Location--W23198 U.S. Hwy. 10, Strum, WI 54770 (715-695-3720)

Pastor--(12/14/03) Grover Wooten (Kathy), N49434 Jacks Lane, Strum, WI 54770


SDMI Supt.--LaVonne Johnson, 25895 East Mondovi St., Eleva, WI 54738 (715-287-4204)

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.--Kathy Wooten, N49434 Jacks Lane, Strum, WI 54770 (715-695-3403)

NMI Pres.--Gwen Barneson, W25877 Townline Rd. Eleva, WI 54738 (715-287-4229)

Church Board Sec.--LaVonne Johnson, 25895 East Mondovi St., Eleva, WI 54738 (715-287-4204)

Church Treas.--LaVonne Johnson, 25895 East Mondovi St., Eleva, WI 54738 (715-287-4204)


Elo (Organized 2007) (066-0003)

Location--1134 Williams Rd., Pickett, WI 54964-9575 (920-589-2815)

Pastor--(8/8/07) Judith Lipp, 623 Pleasure Place, Fond du Lac, WI 54935


SDMI Supt.--Peg Bowden, 114 S. Park Ave., Fond du Lac, WI 54935 (920-924-0598)

NYI Pres.--Judith Lipp, 623 Pleasure Place, Fond du Lac, WI 54935


NMI Pres.--Estella McVey, 172 E. 2nd St., Fond du Lac, WI 54935 (920-922-0040)

Church Board Sec.--Betty Bradley, 2120 Clairville Rd., Oshkosh, WI 54904 (920-235-2751)

Church Treas.--Betty Bradley, 2120 Clairville Rd., Oshkosh, WI 54904 (920-235-2751


Fond du Lac (Inactive) (066-0116)


Forest Center (Organized 1916) (066-0120)

Location--E7112 270th Ave., Menomonie, WI 54751-6611 (715-664-8436)

Pastor--(10/08/06) Clifford Larrabee (Penny), E7111 270th Ave., Menomonie, WI 54751


SDMI Supt.--Connie Bignell, N2352 680th St., Menomonie, WI 54751


NYI Min. Dir./Pres.--Penny Larrabee, E7111 270th Ave., Menomonie, WI 54751


NMI Pres.--Bobbi Collinsworth, E2261 600th St., Menomonie, WI 54751


Church Board Sec.--Mary Lou Hotchkiss, N3185 690th St., Menomonie, WI 54751 (715-664-8737)

Church Treas.--Sharon Martin, E6612 Cty. Rd. C, Menomonie, WI 54751



Green Bay Grace Harbor (Organized 1970) (066-0123)

Location--1021 Hillcrest Heights, Green Bay, WI 54313-7303

(E-mail [email protected] ;Fax: 920-246-8398; 920-246-8398)

Pastor--(7/3/03) Brian Bowman (Bettina), 806 Hillcrest Heights, Green Bay, WI 54313 (920-662-9308)

Music Dir.--Shawn Del Hansen, 406 New York Ave., Manitowoc, WI 54220 (920-652-9691)

SDMI Supt.--Trisha Clark, 1445 Cormier Rd. Green Bay, WI 54313 (920-498-8907)

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.--Diane Roberts, 1021 Hillcrest Heights, Green Bay, WI 54313 (920-562-2864)

NMI Pres.--Jennifer Andersen, 204 W. Willow St., Bear Creek, WI (920-850-7967)

Church Board Sec.--Trisha Clark, 1445 Cormier Rd. Green Bay, WI 54313 (920-498-8907)

Church Treas.--Mary Eastman, 797 Orlando Dr., De Pere, WI 54115 (920-351-0085)


Janesville Randolph Park (Organized 1919) (066-0140)

Location--1710 Randolph Road, Janesville, WI 53545-0924 (608-752-1323)

Pastor--(1/21/01) Floyd Gregory (Diane), 1921 Greenwich Ln., Janesville, WI 53545


SDMI Supt.--Dan McIntyre, 2242 W. Willard, Janesville, WI 53546 (608-755-0514)

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.--Liela Krienke, 730 Elmwood Ave., Beloit, WI 53511 (608-313-9752)

NMI Pres.--Diane Gregory, 1921 Greenwich Ln., Janesville, WI 53545 (608-756-9685)

Church Board Sec.--Bill Wilkerson, 944 North Wright Rd., Apt. 6, Janesville, WI 53545 (608-756-0639)

Church Treas.--Bill Wilkerson, 944 North Wright Rd., Apt. 6, Janesville, WI 53545 (608-756-0639)


Kenosha Amigos en Cristo (Organized 2003) (066-0151)

Location--6627 30th Ave., Kenosha, WI 53142-3403 (E-mail: [email protected] ;262-653-1555)

Pastor--(10/1/1999) Luis Escoto, 6627 30th Ave., Kenosha, WI 53142 (262-652-3152)

Church Board Sec.--Jane Maldonado, 512 McAree Rd., Waukegan, IL 60085 (847-672-6818)

Church Treas.--Juan Martinez, 1026 Lorraine Ave., Waukegan, IL 60085 (847-244-5361)


Kenosha Family (Organized 2003) (066-0153)

Location—(mail: 2926 34th St.) 3910 27th St.,Kenosha, WI 53144

(Web: www.henoshafamilychurch.org, E-mail: [email protected], 262-653-8082)

Pastor--(2/7/00) Wilson Deaton (Robin), 3102 15th St., Kenosha, WI 53144

(Web: www.kenosahfamily.org; E-mail: [email protected]; 262-652-0550)

Assoc. Pastor--Chelsie Deaton, 2926 34th St., Kenosha, WI 53140


Assoc. Pastor (Senoirs)--Joyce Villeneuve, 6223 10th Ave., Kenosha, WI 53143 (262-308-8274)

Women's Min. Dir.--Kim Moore, 9218 74th Place, Kenosha, WI 53142 (262-942-9528)

Church Board Sec.--Morey Smith, 10519 69th St., Kenosha, WI 53142 (262-697-3193)

Church Treas.--Dave Groshek, 6406 11th Place, Kenosha, WI 53144 (262-553-9495)


LaCrosse Community (Organized 1982) (066-0312)

Location--1831 George St., LaCrosse, WI 54603-2181(E-mail: [email protected]; 608-781-2332)

Co-Pastor--(7/1/95) Curtis Blair (Wyonne), 716 Jefferson Ave., Sparta, WI 54656


Co-Pastor--(11/4/01) Phillip Stein, 1835 George St., LaCrosse, WI 54603


Assoc. Pastor--Steven Larrabee, 1837 George St., LaCrosse, WI 54603


SDMI Supt.--Jodi Stein, 1835 George St., LaCrosse, WI 54603 (608-796-0405)

NMI Pres.--Denae Larrabee, 1837 George St., LaCrosse, WI 54603 (608-796-9229)

Church Board Sec.--Wyonne Blair, 716 Jefferson Ave., Sparta, WI 54656 (608-269-2810)

Church Treas.--Cindy Broer, N1196 County Hwy M, Coon Valley, WI 54623



Laona (Organized 1936) (066-0170)

Location--(Mail: P.O. Box 66) 5207 Spruce St., Laona, WI 54541


Pastor--(9/21/93) Stella S. Sowder, 5216 Spruce St., Laona, WI 54541


SDMI Supt.--Esther Barnes, P. O. Box 295, Laona, WI 54541

Church Board Sec.--Esther Barnes, P. O. Box 295, Laona, WI 54541

Church Treas.--Jane Rassmussen, 4879 Maple St., Laona, WI 54541 (715-674-7151)


Little Wolf (Organized 1981) (066-0273)

Location--E6210 County Rd. BB, Manawa, WI 54949-8623 (920-596-3881)

Pastor--(8/5/04) Adin Crandall (Faye), E6210 County Rd. BB, Manawa, WI 54949 (920-596-3881)

NMI Pres.--Faye Crandall, E6210 County Rd. BB, Manawa, WI 54949 (920-596-3881)

Church Treas.--Florence Boness, E6210 County Rd. BB, Manawa, WI 54949 (920-596-3881)


Madison Crosspoint (Organized 1923) (066-0180)

Location--5011 Commercial Ave., Madison, WI 53704-6483

(Web: www.cpnaz.org; E-mail: [email protected]; 608-249-1810)

Pastor--(10/12/08) Jon White (Maryjane) Jon White (Maryjane), 5313 Arapahoe Ln., Madison, WI 53704

(608-244-4335)

SDMI Supt--Christina Hoffman, 508 Plaza Dr., Apt. 103, Madison, WI 53719 (256-497-8614)

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.--Stephen Hruska, 334 Kent Lane, Apt. 101, Madison, WI 3713 (517-282-4597)

NMI Pres.--Chari Suiter, 1130 Chicory Way, Sun Prairie, WI 53590 (920-344-7816)

Church Board Sec.--Clay Espie, 5011 Commercial Ave., Madison, WI 53704 (608-358-2943)

Church Treas.--Norm Addington, N6900 Raymond Rd., Pardeeville, WI 53954 (608-742-9322)


Madison Vida Nueva (Organized 2003) (066-0185)

Location--4002 Lien Rd., Madison, WI 53704-3603


Pastor--(03/21/00) Isabel Hernandez (Dario), 910 N. Thompson Dr. #6., Madison, WI 53714

(608-245-1449)

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.--Jose Hernandez, 3015 Darbo Dr., #2, Madison, WI 53704 (608-245-0986)

Church Board Sec.--Dario Hernandez, 910 N. Thompson Dr. #6., Madison, WI 53714 (608-245-1449)

Church Treas.--Daniel Aguayo, 1709 Thackeray Rd., Madison, WI 53704 (608-249-6889)


Marshfield (Inactive) (066-0197)


Mattoon (Organized 1924) (066-0200)

Location--(mail: N10399, Cty. Rd. D), 2.5 miles south of Mattoon on Cty. Rd. D, Birnamwood, WI 54414

(Web: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=269183034125; E-mail: [email protected];

715-489-3405)

Pastor--(11/15/09) Mark Quinn (Sarah), N10399 Cty. Rd. D., Birnamwood, WI 54414 (715-489-3405)

Music Dir.--Todd Olson, W16141 Grupe Lane, Birnamwood, WI54414 (715-449-2709)

SDMI Supt.--Jamie McAuly, W15916 Woodlawn Rd., Birnamwood, WI 54414 (715-489-3334)

Children’s Min. Dir.--Kathleen Knowles, W15705 Marten Rd., Birnamwood, WI 54414 (715-489-3224)

NMI Pres.--Nancy Maier, N10915 Sugarbush Rd., Birnamwood, WI 54414 (715-449-2731)

Church Board Sec.--Mike Olson, W17101 Cty. Rd. N, Birnamwood, WI 54414 (715-449-3057)

Church Treas.--Karl Spaay, 16007 Silver Creek, Rd., Birnamwood, WI 54414 (920-312-5491)


Mauston (Organized 1950) (066-0210)

Location--975 Nazarene Dr., Mauston, WI 53948-2308 (Web: www.maustonnaz.org; 608-847-6299)

Pastor--(11/5/95) Michael Postell (Karla), 973 Nazarene Dr., Mauston, WI 53948


Music Dir.--Sue Meixner, N8417 8th Ave., New Lisbon, WI 53950


SDMI Supt.--John Whitteberry, N2224 Wafle Rd., Mauston, WI 53948


NMI Pres.--Mary Whitteberry. N2224 Wafle Rd., Mauston, WI 53948


Church Board Sec.--Sue Meixner, N8417 8th Ave., New Lisbon, WI 53950


Church Treas.--Dale Brimmer, 406 N Union St., Mauston, WI 53948



Menomonie (Organized 1940) (066-0220)

Location--(mail: 1008 E. 8th St.), 1004 E. 8th St., Menomonie, WI 54751-2603

(Web: www.menomonienazarene.org; 715-235-7241)

Pastor--(12/19/10) Robin Bucklin (Sue), 1008 E. 8th St., Menomonie, WI 54751 (715-232-9338)

Music Dir.--Carolyn Stamper, N2475 510th St, Menomonie, WI 54751


SDMI Supt.--Reba Woodruff, 14494 46th Ave., Chippewa Falls, WI 54729


NMI Pres.--Audrey Samplawski, 1020 Stout St., Menomonie, WI 5471


Church Board Sec.--John Woodruff, 14494 46th Ave., Chippewa Falls, WI 54729


Church Treas.--Carolyn Stamper, N2475 510th St., Menomonie, WI 54751



Mercer (Organized 1931) (066-0230)

Location--(mail: P. O. Box 222), 5246 Statehouse Cir., Mercer, WI 54547


Pastor--(10/1/09) David Stuhr (Virgina), 5246 N. State House Circle, Mercer, WI 54547 (715-476-3766)

Music Dir.--Debbie Stoltenberg, 309 Poplar, Hurley, WI 54534 (715-561-2425)

SDMI Supt.--Virgina Stuhr, 5426 N. State House Circle, Mercer, WI 54547 (715-476-3766)

NMI Pres.--Margaret (Peggy) Brunner, 309 Poplar, Hurley, WI 54534 (715-561-2425)

Church Board Sec.--Debbie Stoltenberg, 309 Poplar, Hurley, WI 54534 (715-561-2425)

Church Treas.--Randy Stoltenberg,) 309 Poplar, Hurley, WI 54534 (715-561-2425)


Milwaukee First (Organized 1927) (066-0250)

Location--13535 W. Beloit Rd., New Berlin, WI 53151-7507

(Web: www.FirstNazInfo.org; Fax: 414-425-6642; 414-425-6430)

Pastor--(07/1/03) Earl L. Gillett (Tami), 14855 W. Maple Ridge Rd., New Berlin, WI 53151


SDMI Supt.—Angie Scherbarth, 3658 S. 89th St., Milwaukee, WI 53228 (414-793-5046)

NMI Pres.--Randie Blom, 3379 S. 64th St. Milwaukee, WI 53219 (414-331-2112)

Church Board Sec.--Marla Blom, 3379 S. 64th St. Milwaukee, WI 53219 (414-331-2112)

Church Treas.--Wanda Bussey, 3319 W. Kilbourn Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53208 (414-342-3060)


Monroe (Organized 1954) (066-0290)

Location--(mail: W5951 Patina Ln.), Hwy. 69 South, Monroe, WI 53566 (608-325-9570)

Pastor—(5/28/10) Wayde Hunt, W5951 Patina Ln, Monroe, WI 53566 (608-325-9570)

Church Board Sec.--Sandy Cecil, 1915 9th St., Monroe, WI 53566 (608-325-9862)

Church Board Sec.--Sandy Cecil, 1915 9th St., Monroe, WI 53566 (608-325-9862)


Racine Community (Organized 1979) (066-0325)

Location--8440 Spring St., Racine, WI 53406-2562

(Web: www.comnaz.org; E-Mail: [email protected]; FAX: 262-833-0259;

262-886-6606)

Pastor--(06/22/08) Richard B. Doering (Shelley), 2910 N. Wisconsin St., Racine, WI 53402


Music Dir.--Rachel Treutelaar, 5030 Graceland Blvd. #116C, Racine, WI 53406,


SDMI Supt.--Loretta Hall, 6619 Chesapeake Rd., Racine, WI 53406


Caravan Dir.--Shelly Doering, 2910 N. Wisconsin St., Racine, WI 53402


Children’s Church Dir.—Cindy Schultz, 4924 Lathrop Ave., Racine, WI53403


NYI Min. Dir./Pres.-- Ryan Larrabee, 6688 West Charles Ct., Franklin, WI 53132


Nursery Dir.--Gayla Sharpe, 1021 William St. Racine, WI 53402


Women’s Min. Dir.--Brenda Nelson, 1720 September Dr., Racine, WI 53402 (262-639-0206)

NMI Pres.--Chuck Hall, 6619 Chesapeake Rd., Racine, WI 53406


Church Board Sec.--Rick Czechowicz, 1800 September Dr., Racine, WI 53402


Church Treasurer--Kimberly Schulz, 601 Blaine Ave., Racine, WI 53405



Racine Taylor Avenue (Organized 1922) (066-0350)

Location--2100 Taylor Ave., Racine, WI 53403-4246

(Web: www.tayloravenue.com; E-mail: [email protected]; FAX: 262-619-1925; 262-634-7191)

Pastor--(4/4/10) J. Vito Monteblanco (Jennifer), 1038 Ohio St., Racine, WI 53405


NYI Min. Dir./Pres.--Elda Santos, 2801 Twenty First St., Racine, WI 53403 (262-637-4812)

NMI Pres.--Mariluz Gonzalez

Pastor of Discipleship--Jennifer Monteblanco, 1038 Ohio St., Racine, WI 53405 (262-456-6497)

Church Board Sec.--Arnold Johnson

Church Treas.--Tracy Anderson, 1511 Martha Ave., Racine, WI 53406



Richland Center (Organized 1924) (066-0370)

Location--(mail: 375 S. Central Ave., 53581-2547), 360 S. Central Ave. at Kinder St. Richland Center, WI

53581 (Web: www.rcnazarene.com; E-mail: [email protected]; 608-647-4724)

Pastor--(07/15/96) Charles Hayes (Kathy), 375 S. Central Ave., Richland Center, WI 53581


Music Dir.--Jesse Boyarski, 544 N. Central Ave., Richland Center, WI 53581


Chr. Ed. Dir.—Julie Anderson, 138 E. 5th St., Richland Center, WI 53581


Children's Min. Dir.--Kathy Hintz, 565 N. Congress St., Richland Center, WI 53581


NYI Pres.--Dustin Twining, 463 E. Seminary St., Richland Center, WI, 53581 (608-647-8508)

Youth Leader--Ron Hintz, 565 N. Congress St., Richland Center, WI 53581


NMI Pres.--Carolyn Miller, 20755 U. S. Hwy. 14, Richland Center, WI 53581


Work and Witness Coord.--Reg Granger, 19372 Dayton Ridge Rd., Richland Center, WI 53581


Church Board Sec.--Karen Gilbertson, 138 E. 5th St., Richland Center, WI 53581


Church Treas.--David Fry, 21379 St. Hwy. 80 N., Richland Center, WI 53581



St. Croix Falls Calvary (Organized 1936) (066-0390)

Location--(mail: P. O. Box 159, 54024-0159), 510 Vincent St., St. Croix Falls, WI 54024 (715-483-3696)

Pastor--(6/20/10) Tom Reaume, 201 N. Jefferson, St. Croix Falls, WI 54024 (715-483-3696)

Church Board Sec.--Lynna Rider, 315 E. Kentucky, St. Croix Falls, WI 54024 (715-483-9437)

Church Treas.--Sheila Loiselle, 438 N. Washington St., St. Croix Falls, WI 54024 (715-483-5051)


South Milwaukee (Organized 1958) (066-0371)

Location--2114 9th Ave., South Milwaukee, WI 53172-2616


Pastor--(1/15/93) Thomas J. Rodriguez (Deborah), 2110 9th Ave., South Milwaukee, WI 53172


NMI Pres.--Ruth Degner, 8540 S. Pennsylvania, Oak Creek, WI 53154 (414-762-8946)

Church Board Sec.--Arden Degner, 8540 S. Pennsylvania, Oak Creek, WI 53154 (414-762-8946)

Church Treas.--Ruth Degner, 8540 S. Pennsylvania, Oak Creek, WI 53154 (414-762-8946)


Sparta (Organized 1987) (066-0376)

Location--6287 Hwy. 16, Sparta, WI 54656 (608-269-7301)

Pastor--(11/8/09) Carlton Hamrick, Jr. (Kerry), 2140 Julie Ave., Sparta, WI 54656 (608-269-2656)

SDMI Supt.--Dale Anhalt, N7704 State Rd., 108 Mindoro, WI 54644 (608-857-3336)

NMI Pres.--Mark McRaniels, 411 Hill St., Sparta, WI 54656 (608-269-1150)

Church Board Sec.--Mark McRaniels, 411 Hill St., Sparta, WI 54656 (608-269-1150)

Church Treas.--Mary Arnold, 16133 Hassock Ave., Sparta, WI 54656 (608-269-5806)


Spooner (Organized 1948) (066-0380)

Location--N4584 Hwy. 253, Spooner, WI 54801-8685

(web: netministries/org/see/churches/ch35496; E-mail: [email protected]; FAX: 715-635-3496; 715-635-3496)

Pastor--(4/16/02) David Frazer (Sue) 1114 Michigan St., Spooner, WI 54801


Assoc. Pastor--Dave Cash, N3921 Tozer Lake Road, Shell Lake, WI 54871

Music Dir.--Carrie Miller, N4839 Perch Lake Road, Spooner WI 54801 (715-635-6292)

Vis. Min.--Bonnie and Paul Luebke, N6699 Schaub Road, Trego, WI 54888 (715-635-7060)

SDMI Supt.--Marge Hirst, N6164 Carlton Road, Spooner, WI 54801 (715-635-6137)

Children’s Min. Dir.--Pam Ray, 1005 Grant Street Spooner, WI 54801 (715-635-3339)

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.--Tammi Perkins, 1017 2nd St., Spooner, WI 54801 (715-939-1064)

Adult Min. Dir.--John Perkins, 1017 2nd St., Spooner, WI 54801 (715-939-1064)

Prime Time Dir.--Bev Pike, N2796 Cipra Rd., Sarona, WI 54870 (715-790-3495)

Single Adult Min. Dir.--Dave Cash, N3921 Tozer Lake Road, Shell Lake, WI 54871

Men’s Min. Dir.--Vernon Pierce, W4551 Pierce Rd., Sarona, WI54870

Women’s Min. Dir.--Marlene Solie, 103 John Court Spooner, WI 54801 (715- 635-9183)

NMI Pres.--Nancy Bixby, W9167 Hwy. 70, Spooner, WI 54801 (715-635-6366)

Work & Witness Coord.--Jim Maki, W8746 Carlton Rd., Spooner, WI 54801 (715-635-9183)

CLT Dir.--Don Hirst, N6164 Carlton Rd., Spooner, WI 54801 (715-635-6137)

Church Board Sec.--Don Hirst, N6164 Carlton Rd., Spooner, WI 54801 (715-635-6137)

Church Treas.--Nancy Marshall, N5508 Co. Line Rd., Spooner, WI (715-635-8496)


Tomah (Organized 1979) (066-0395)

Location--(mail: P. O. Box 168), 25481 County Highway ET, Tomah, WI 54660-8500

(Web: www.tomahnazarene.com; 608-372-4189)

Pastor--(8/05) James Leston (Patty), 125 E. Andres St., Lot #9, Tomah, WI 54660


SDMI Supt.--Susan Nitz, 4407 Cty. Hwy. N., Warren, WI 54666 (608-378-3030)

NMI Pres.--Melissa Hancock, 14378 Funnel Rd., Camp Douglas, WI 54618 (608-427-2181)

Church Board Sec.--Debbie Echternach, 107 W. Monroe St., Tomah, WI 54660 (608-372-0606)

Church Treas.--Diane Boyles, 22230 Derby Ave., Tomah, WI 54660 (608374-2483)


Viroqua (Organized 1940) (066-0410)

Location--304 E. Broadway, Viroqua, WI 54665 (608-637-7564)

Pastor--(9/1/07) Jared Rider (Bianca), 308 E. Broadway, Viroqua, WI 54665


SDMI Supt.--Donna Buckmaster, 104 Grove St., Westby, WI 54667 (608-634-3692)

NMI Pres.--Bianca Rider, 308 E. Broadway, Viroqua, WI 54665


CLT Dir.--Bianca Rider, 308 E. Broadway, Viroqua, WI 54665(E-mail: [email protected]; 608-637-7564)

Church Board Sec.--Donna Buckmaster, 104 Grove St., Westby, WI 54667 (608-634-3692)

Church Treas.--Richard Bessler, 200 Parkview Ct., Apt 538, Viroqua, WI 54665 (608-637-3353)


Waukesha (Inactive) (066-0420)


Wausau (Organized 1946) (066-0430)

Location--(mail: 1108 N. 1st Ave.), 1102 N. 1st Ave. Wausau, WI 54401-2725

(Web: www.wausaunaz.org; E-mail: [email protected]; 715-675-7318)

Pastor--(6/13/10) Ron Bergin, Jr. (Paula), 1108 N. 1st Ave., Wausau, WI 54401


SDMI Supt.--Jeri Ann Cardiff, 216 S. 2nd St., Colby, WI 54421 (715-308-0265)

NMI Pres.--Ellen Baker, 1240 Merrill Ave. Apt. 127, Wausau, WI 54401 (715-675-6952)

Church Board Sec.--Devere Thornton, 708 E.33d St., Marshfield, WI 54449 (715-384-6543)

Church Treas.--William Schultz, N794 Poplar Rd., Merrill, WI 54452 (715-536-2686)


West Bend First (Organized 1967) (066-0435)

Location--609 Sandy Acre Dr., West Bend, WI 53090-2842

(Web: www.wbnaz.com; E-mail: [email protected]; 262-334-7124)

Pastor--(3/3/08) Glenn A. Butts (Sheila), 609 Sandy Acre Dr., West Bend, WI 53090


SDMI Supt.--Cheryl Knudson, 1526 Roosevelt Dr. N., West Bend, WI 53090 (262-338-0151)

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.--Jonathan Knudson, 1526 Roosevelt Dr. N., West Bend, WI 53090 (262-338-0151)

NMI Pres.--Barb Stoffel, 9570 Lake Bernice Dr., Kewaskum, WI 53040 (920-533-5020)

Church Board Sec.--Cheryl Knudson, 1526 Roosevelt Dr. N., West Bend, WI 53090


Church Treas.--Judith Luedtke, 4820 Badger Rd., Kewaskum, WI 53040



Wheeler New Life (Organized 1937) (066-0440)

Location--704 Main St., Hwy. 170, Wheeler, WI 54772-8400

(E-mail: [email protected]; FAX: 715-632-2056; 715-632-2061)

Pastor--(9/1/90) Steve Crites (Carolyn), 203 N. Bridge St., Wheeler, WI 54772 (715-632-2242)

Music Dir.--Nikki Clark, E3905 940th Ave., Boyceville, WI 54725


SDMI Supt.--Kevin Hagen, N9654 510th St., Wheeler, WI 54772


Children’s Min. Dir.--Patty Woodford, N5637 330th, Menomonie, WI 54751

(E-mail: [email protected]; 715-235-4000

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.--John Marvin, 220 River Rd., Prairie Farm, WI 54762


Youth Pastor--Brett Cole, 209 N. Bridge St., Wheeler, WI 54772


Men's Min. Dir.--Scott Hatella, E6684 870th Ave., Colfax, WI 54730


Women's Min. Dir.--Marcy Hagen, N9654 510th St., Wheeler, WI 54772


NMI Pres.--Doris Pelch, 16 W. Monroe, Barron, WI 54812(E-mail: [email protected]; 715-537-9334)

Church Board Sec.--Patty Woodford, N5637 330th, Menomonie, WI 54751


Church Treas.--Missy Friest, 230 3rd Ave., Knapp, WI 54749



G. ORDAINED MINISTERS

1974 U Baker, Lee, 1330 29th St., Moline, IL 61265 (309-764-7202)

1986 PAS Blair, Curtis J., 716 Jefferson Ave., Sparta, WI 54656 (LaCrosse Community)

(608-269-2810)

2010 PAS Bowman, Brian, 806 Hillcrest Heights, Green Bay, WI 54313 (Green Bay Grace Harbor)

(920-662-9301)

1994 U Brown, Rick L., P O Box 115, Warroad MN, 56763 (218-242-4110)

1958 RA Brunner, Richard M., N10429 Maple Rd., Birnamwood, WI 54414 (715-489-3908)

2010 PAS Butts, Glenn A., 609 Sandy Acre Dr., West Bend, WI 53090 (West Bend) (262-334-7124)

1984 U Cadle, Bruce, 33680 Big Springs Rd., Yoder, CO 80864 (719-478-2771)

1970 PAS Crandall, Adin, E6210 County Rd. BB, Manawa, WI 54949 (Little Wolf) (920-596-3881)

1977 PAS Crites, Steven C., 203 N. Bridge St., Wheeler, WI 54772 (Wheeler New Life)

(715-632-2242)

1990 PAS Deaton, Wilson,2926 34th St., Kenosha, WI 53140 (Kenosha Family) (262-653-8082)

2000 PAS Doering, Richard, 2910 N. Wisconsin St., Racine, WI 53402 (Racine Community)

(262-995-7045)

2003 PAS Escoto, Luis, 6627 30th Ave., Kenosha, WI 53142 (262-652-3152)

1983 CHP Fairchild, Jeffrey D., 456 West Ave., Mauston, WI 53948 (608-847-6106)

1988 PAS Frazer, David, 1114 Michigan St., Spooner, WI 54801 (Spooner) (715-635-3559)

1974 U Frye, Ronald, 920 Wilson St., Racine, WI 53404 (262-497-2274)

1994 PAS Gillett, Earl L., 14855 W. Maple Ridge Rd., New Berlin, WI 53151 (Milwaukee First)

(262-641-0428)

1974 RA Golay, George, 4450 Midway Dr., N.W., Cedar Rapids, IA 52405 (319-396-8527)

1997 PAS Gregory, Floyd, 1921 Greenwich Ln., Janesville, WI 53545 (Janesville Randolph Park)

(608-756-9685)

1989 CHP Grondski, Al C., Box 94, Unit 15707, APO AO 96258 (010-8023-0431)


2007 PAS Hamrick, Carlton, Jr., 2140 Julie Ave., Sparta, WI 54656 (Sparta) (608-269-2656)

2000 TRF Harper, Wesley L., In process of transfer to West Texas

1986 PAS Hayes, Charles H., 375 S. Central Ave., Richland Center, WI 53581 (Richland Center)

(608-647-8681)

2003 PAS Hernandez, Isabel, 910 N. Thompson Dr. #6., Madison, WI 53714 (Madison Vida Nueva)

(608-245-1449)

1985 U Holmes, Gerald D., Brodhead, WI 53520

1988 PAS Hunt, Wayde, W5951 Patina Ln, Monroe, WI 53566 (Monroe) (608-325-9570)

1985 CHP Jones, William L., 832 W. State St., Mauston, WI 53948 (608-847-4391)

1973 DS Keefer, Derl, 2807 Waunona Way, Madison, WI 53713 (608-222-1144)

1987 PAS Krohn, David, 1004 W. 13th, Brodhead, WI 53520-1546 (Brodhead) (608-897-9277)

2009 PAS Laabs, Floyd 755 Waterloo St., Columbus, WI 53925 (Columbus) (920-623-5235)

1998 PAS Larrabee, Clifford E7111 270th Ave., Menomonie, WI 54751 (Forest Center)

(715-664-8436)

2010 PSV-PT Larrabee, Steven, 1837 George St., LaCrosse, WI 54603 (LaCrosse Community)

(608-796-9229)

1983 PAS Lemmon, Terry, 34305 Fulton St., Burlington, WI 53105 (Burlington First) (262-539-3377)

1988 PAS Leston, James G., 125 E. Andres St., Lot #9, Tomah, WI 54660 (Tomah) (608-567-0332)

2007 PAS Lipp, Judith, 623 Pleasure Place, Fond du Lac, WI 54935 (Elo) (920-922-9948)

1979 RU Miller, Ronald L., 13109 Redstone Ridge Rd., Hesston, PA 16647 (814-658-9945)

2010 PAS Monteblanco, J. Vito, 1038 Ohio St., Racine, WI 53405 (Racine Taylor Ave.)

(262-456-6497)

1999 SPC Nelson, Jon V., 1720 September Dr., Racine, WI 53402 (414-639-0206)

1953 RA Pannier, Elmer W., 4316 Oakwood Hills Pkwy., Apt. 220, Eau Claire, WI 54701

(715-831-0867)

1974 U Peeples, Robert J., 34070 Marion St., Muscoda, WI 53573 (608-739-4389)

1992 PAS Postell, Michael D., 973 Nazarene Dr., Mauston, WI 53948 (Mauston) (608-847-6299)

2010 PAS Rider, Jared, 304 E. Broadway, Viroqua, WI 54665 (Viroqua) (608-637-7564)


1971 RA Roberts, Eugene D., 500 N. Residence St., Winchester, IN 47394 (765-584-3273)

1995 PAS Rodriguez, Thomas J., 2110 9th Ave., South Milwaukee, WI 53172 (South Milwaukee)

(414-762-6169)

2005 PAS Rowe, Cheryl, 131 Elm St., Antigo, WI 54409 (Antigo) (715-623-3573)

2003 U Rowe, Jim, 131 Elm St., Antigo, WI 54409 (715-216-4579)

1990 CHP Sifferd, David, 1473 Brian Cr., Milpitas, CA 95035 (517-899-0182)

1991 PAS Sowder, Stella Sue, P. O. Box 66, Laona, WI 54541 (Laona) (715-674-2335)

1969 RA/ESR Starnes, Sam L., 804 Brookstone Crest, Mt. Horeb, WI 53572 (608-437-0810)

1996 PSV-PT Stein, Phillip J., 1835 George St, LaCrosse, WI 54603 (LaCrosse Community)

(608-796-0405)

1987 RA Stuhr, David G., 5246 State House Rd., Mercer, WI 54547 (Mercer) (715-476-3766)

1984 U Suiter, Laval, 1130 Chicory Way, Sun Prairie, WI 53590 (920-318-0660)

2004 PAS Tipton, Jonathan, 1730 Crawford St., Baraboo, WI 53913 (Baraboo) (608-356-2092)

1969 RA Thornton, Devere, N5493 Sandhill Ave., Chili, WI54420 (715-683-2564)

2008 U Ulmen, Matt, 405 S. Myrtle St., Sparta, WI 54656 (608-633-2569608-269-7301)

1996 U Wells, Patrice, 3635 County Hwy H, Apt. 6, Franksville, WI 53126 (262-619-9883)

2000 PAS White, Jon, 5313 Arapahoe Ln., Madison, WI 53704 (Madison Crosspoint)(608-244-4335)

2003 PAS Wooten,Grover, N49434 Jacks Lane, Strum, WI 54770 (Eleva-Strum) (715-695-3403)

H. ORDAINED DEACON

1991 U Reams, Brian S., 1616 Waterberry Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914

I. LICENSED MINISTERS

2009 PAS (G) Bergin, Jr., Ron, 1108 N. 1st Ave., Wausau, WI 54401 (Wausau) (715-675-7318)

2006 PAS (4) Boeselager, Bill, 1921 7th St., Eau Claire, WI 54703 (Eau Claire) (715-835-9750)

2007 STU (4) Cash, David, N3921 Tozer Lake Rd., Shell Lake, WI 54871 (715-468-7685)

2010 STU (1) Castello, Michael, 4263 Mile Rd., Apt A-1, Racine, WI 53402 (815-641-7417)

2007 PSV-PT (G) Cheek, Adam, W150 S6997 Cornell Circle, Muskego, WI 53150 (414-238-8927)


2008 STU (G) Cheek, Heidi, W150 S6997 Cornell Circle, Muskego, WI 53150 (414-238-8927)

2008 PSV Deaton, Chelsie, 2926 34th St., Kenosha, WI 53140 (262-705-0296)

2006 STU (3) Hagen, Kevin, 9654 510th St., Wheeler, WI 54772 (715-505-4996)

2009 PSV-PT (4) Monteblanco, Jennifer, 1038 Ohio St., Racine, WI 53405 (Racine Taylor Ave.)

(262-456-6497)

2007 STU (4) Roth, Doug, 1422 Liberty Lane, WI 53105 (Burlington) (262-763-3875)

Ministry Role Code Designations

Date--Year of Ordination, Recognition, or First License

CHP--Chaplain

DIA – District Interim Assigned

DS--District Superintendent

EDU--Education

ESR--Evangelist Service, Retired

EVC--Evangelist, Commissioned

EVR--Evangelist, Registered

MIS--Missionary

PAS--Pastor

PSV-FT--Pastoral Service (Assoc. Min.)-Full Time

PSV-PT--Pastoral Service (Assoc. Min.)-Part Time

RA--Retired, Assigned

RU--Retired, Unassigned

SEC--Song Evangelist, Commissioned

SER--Song Evangelist, Registered

SPC--Special Service

STU--Student

TRF--In Process of Transfer

U--Unassigned

J. EVANGELISM SERVICE, RETIRED

Starnes, Sam L., 804 Brookstone Crest, Mt. Horeb, WI 53572 (608-437-0810)

K. MINISTERS SERVING CONNECTIONAL INTERESTS

Derl G. Keefer, 2807 Waunona Way, Madison, WI 53713, District Superintendent


II. General Information

A. RECEIVED AND RECEIPTED ON TRANSFER

Elders

Derl Keefer, Kansas City; Carl Hamrick, Jr., Northwestern Ohio; Floyd Laabs, Montana; Jonathan Tipton,

Kansas City; Wayde Hunt, Kansas City, Thomas Reaume, Kansas City (transfer of jurisdiction)

Licensed Ministers

Ron Bergin, Iowa, Vito Monteblanco, Kansas City; Jennifer Monteblanco, Kansas City

B. GRANTED TRANSFER AND RECEIPTED

Elders

D. Randy Berkner, North Arkansas; Stephen Floyd, Nebraska; Kevin Rector, North Arkansas

Licensed Ministers

Eric Vail, Kansas City

C. ELECTED TO ELDER'S ORDERS

Brian Bowman, Glenn Butts, Steven Larrabee, Vito Monteblanco, Jared Rider

D. GRANTED MINISTER’S LICENSE

Michael Castello

E. GRANTED RENEWAL OF MINISTER’S LICENSE

Bill Boeselager, Brian Bowman, Glenn Butts, David Cash, Adam Cheek, Heidi Cheek, Chelsie Deaton,

Kevin Hagen, Steven Larrabee, Vito Monteblanco, Jennifer Monteblanco, Jared Rider, Doug Roth, Eric

Vail

F. GRANTED RENEWAL OF EVANGELISM STATUS, RETIRED

Sam L. Starnes


G. JOURNAL CORRECTIONS

Stanley George was incorrectly omitted from the Roll of Licensed Ministers in 2007, and was incorrectly

listed as transferred to Wisconsin.

H. DROPPED FROM ROLL OF ELDERS

Ron Thick (dropped, failure to report since 2005)

I. REMOVED FROM THE ROLL OF ELDERS HAVING SURRENDERED THEIR CREDENTIAL

Thomas Ormsby

J. REMOVED FROM ROLL OF ELDERS HAVING JOINED THE CHURCH TRIUMPHANT

Joseph McRaniels

K. DISTRICT MINISTER'S LICENSE NOT RENEWED

Rawle Darlington, Robert Echternach, Mark Granger, Nolberto Rosales

L. CHURCHES INACTIVE

Appleton First, Fond du Lac, Marshfield, Waukesha

M. WHERE TO SEND MONIES

District Treasurer--2807 Waunona Way, Madison, WI 53713

District Unified Budget

Olivet Nazarene University Budget

24/7 Funds

District Insurance Premiums

General Treasurer--17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lenexa, KS 66220

American Bible Society Offering


Pensions and Benefits Budget

Approved Missionary Specials

Thanksgiving and Easter Offerings for World Evangelism

Memorial Roll and Distinguished Service Award

Missionary Deputation Offering

Prayer and Self-Denial Offering

World Evangelism Fund

District NMI Treasurer--Wanda Bussey, 3319 W Kilbourn St., Milwaukee, WI 53208 (414-342-3060)

District NMI Budget

LINKS

Teen & Children's Project Monies

District NYI Treasurer--Dan Hirst, S3551 Sand Rd., Baraboo, WI 53913 (608-356-5488)

District NYI Budget

District SDMI Treasurer--Sheila Butts, 609 N. Sandy Acre Dr., West Bend, WI 53090 (262-334-7124)

District SDMI Budget


III. Plan of Examination

A. DISTRICT BOARD OF MINISTRY

Ministerial Credentials Board

Wilson Deaton (2014), 3102 15th St., Kenosha, WI 53144 (262-652-0550)

Phil Stein (2014), 1835 George St., LaCrosse, WI 54603 (608-796-0405)

Charles Hayes (2013), 375 S. Central Ave., Richland Center, WI 53581 (608-647-8681)

Jim Leston (2013), 125 E. Andres St., Lot #9, Tomah, WI 54660 (608-374-2838)

Steve Crites (2012), 203 N. Bridge St., Wheeler, WI 54772 (715-632-2061)

Jon White (2012), 5313 Arapahoe Ln., Madison, WI 53704 (608-244-4335)

Earl Gillett (2011), 14855 W. Maple Ridge Rd N., New Berlin, WI 53151 (262-641-0428)

Floyd Gregory (2011), 1921 Greenwich Ln., Janesville, WI 53545 (608-756-9685)

Michael Postell (2011), 973 Nazarene Dr., Mauston, WI 53948 (608-847-6299)

Ministerial Studies Board

Curt Blair (2014), 716 Jefferson Ave., Sparta, WI 54656 (608-269-2810)

David Frazer (2014), 1114 Michigan St., Spooner, WI 54801 (715-635-3559)

Val Suiter (2013), 1130 Chicory Way, Sun Prairie, WI 53590 (920-344-7815)

Judith Lipp (2012), 623 Pleasure Place, Fond du Lac, WI 54935 (920-922-9948)

Steve Floyd, (2011), P. O. Box 222, Mercer, WI 54547 (715-476-3766)

B. INSTRUCTIONS TO STUDENTS

Course of study applications and information can be received from, Val Suiter, 1130 Chicory

Way, Sun Prairie, WI 53590 (E-mail: [email protected]; 920-344-7815)


IV. Daily Proceedings

Wednesday Morning, August 4, 2010

The Seventy-fifth Wisconsin District Assembly convened at 8:30 A.M. at Madison, Wisconsin,

with Dr. Jesse Middendorf, General Superintendent, presiding.

The Olivetians let the assembly in song.

Rev. Derl G. Keefer introduced Jon White, pastor at Madison Crosspoint, to bring greetings and

open with prayer.

Rev.Keefer introduced Dr. Jesse Middendorf to the assembly.

Dr. Middendorf brought the devotional for the morning.

Dr. Middendorf called the Seventy-fifth District Assembly to order.

The district secretary organized the assembly as follows: journal secretary--Dan Hirst; election

secretary--Floyd Laabs; Assembly pages--Vito Montblonco and Mark Quinn; Board of Tellers--Carolyn

Stamper (Chairperson), Bob Brown, Karen Gilbertson, Ron Lane, Jim Larrabee, Sr., Marla Blom, Nancy

Rogers, Kim Schulz, Sherry Tolle.

The voting bar was set as the assembly hall center section and stage left and the district

secretary’s office.

Organization of the assembly was motioned and adopted.

The assembly was instructed to send alternate delegates to the front to be approved. Motion

received and approved.

Rev. Keefer introduced the following pastors: Carlton and Kerry Hamrick (Sparta), Mark and

Sarah Quinn (Matoon), Floyd and Stephanie Laabs (Columbus), Vito and Jenni Monteblonco (Racine

Taylor Avenue), Jonathan and Katy Tipton (Baraboo), Ron and Paula Bergen (Wausau), Tom Reaume

(St Croix), Wayde and Libby Hunt (Monroe), Jason and Crystal Peterson (Danbury), David and Virginia

Stuhr (Mercer).

Partial Report number 1 was presented and adopted.

Rev. Keefer was introduced to the assembly and delivered his first report as District

Superintendent of the Wisconsin District. Motion was made to receive the report and carried.


A love offering was received by the assembly to express their love and appreciation for Derl and

Karen Keefer.

The Nominating Committee report was presented with highlights and adopted.

The Board of Tellers was called to distribute the ballots and Floyd Laabs, Election Secretary gave

instructions for the electronic voting process. Ballots were cast.

The District Advisory Board report was presented and highlighted. A motion was received to

adopt this report.

The Board of Ministerial Credentials partial report number 1 and 2 were presented with edits read

by District Secretary Postell. Both reports adopted by unanimous approval.

The Board of Ministerial Studies report was presented. Motion was received and seconded to

adopt the report.

The Church Properties Board report was presented to the assembly and adopted.

The Committee on Education report was presented to the assembly and adopted.

The Evangelism and Church Growth was presented to the assembly and adopted.

The Pastoral Support Committee report was presented to the assembly. Dr. Middendorf asked

District Secretary Postell to be sure that all church board secretaries be sent the report for their use. The

Pastoral Support Committee report was received and adopted.

Dr. Middendorf introduced Dr. Harold Henderson from the Nazarene Foundation to give greetings

and present his report and a video to the assembly.

Dr. Middendorf introduced Dr. John Bowling, President of Olivet Nazarene University to present

the Olivet Nazarene University report. Dr. Bowling introduced the Olivetians who sang and then

presented the Olivet Nazarene University report to the assembly. Dr. Brian Allen, Vice President at Olivet

Nazarene University was introduced to bring greetings and presented a gift to all of the pastors on the

Wisconsin District. Dr. Bowling introduced Dr. Tony Fightmaster to the assembly. The Olivetians sang for

the closing of the report.

The love offering taken for the Keefers amounted to $728.58.

Announcements were made and the assembly recessed for lunch to return at 2:00 p.m.

Wednesday Afternoon, August 4, 2010


The afternoon session convened at 2:03 p.m. with a video on the World Evangelism Fund.

The Olivetians sang.

The results of the ballot were announced. 102 ballots cast; 2 invalid. District Advisor Board

Clergy: Rich Doering, 36; Floyd Gregory, 33; Jim Leston, 25; Jon White, 20. District Advisory Board

Layperson: Marla Blom, 22; Shawn Del Hansen, 56; Jim Maier, 15; Wayne Meyers, 20. Elected were:

Rich Doering (Clergy), Shawn Del Hansen (Layperson).

Sunday School Discipleship Ministries Board Clergy: Glenn Butts, 33; Vito Monteblanco, 50;

Jared Rider, 30. Sunday School Discipleship Ministries Board Layperson: Kathy Gillespie, 55; Janet

Hornel, 31; Angela Montpas, 47; John Whitteberry, 59. Elected were: Vito Monteblanco (Clergy), Kathy

Gillespie (Layperson) and John Wittteberry (Layperson).

Board of Ministry Clergy: Curt Blair, 66; Wilson Deaton, 58; Rich Doering, 54; Dave Frazer, 60;

Terry Lemmon, 37; Cheryl Rowe, 52; Phil Stein, 61; Grover Wooten, 52. Elected were: Curt Blair, Wilson

Deaton, Dave Frazer and Phil Stein.

Church Properties Board Clergy: Kevin Hagen, 44; Cliff Larrabee, 53; Judith Lipp, 17. Church

Properties Board Layperson: Ron Lane, 23; Bob Slaney, 19; Mike Stamper, 69. Elected were: Cliff

Larrabee (Clergy) and Mike Stamper (Layperson).

Mr. Jon Hansen, Wisconsin District Treasurer, presented the Statement of Operations and the

Comparative Balance Sheet for the Wisconsin District. Motion and seconded were received to adopt the

report. The reports were adopted.

The Auditing Committee report was presented and adopted.

Rev. Chuck Hayes presented the Finance Committee report to the Assembly. A motion and

second were received to accept this report. Motion carried.

The following pastors reported: Steve Crites (Wheeler New Life), Glenn Butts (West Bend), Ron

Bergin (Wausau), Jared Rider (Viroqua), James Leston (Tomah), Dave Frazer (Spooner), Carlton

Hamrick (Sparta), Tom Rodriguez (South Milwaukee), and Tom Reaume (St. Croix Falls).

The following pastors reported: Chuck Hayes (Richland Center), Vito Monteblanco (Racine Taylor

Avenue), Rich Doering (Racine Community), Wayde Hunt (Monroe), Earl Gillett (Milwaukee First),

Michael Postell (Mauston), Mark Quinn (Mattoon), Isabel Hernandez (Madison Vida Nueva), Jon White


(Madison Crosspoint), Adin Crandall (Little Wolf), Stella Sowder (Laona), Curtis Blair, et, al. (La Crosse

Community).

The Olivetians sang.

The following pastors reported: Wilson Deaton (Kenosha), Floyd Gregory (Janesville Randolph

Park), Brian Bowman (Green Bay Grace Harbor), Cliff Larrabee (Forest Center), Grover Wooten (Eleva-

Strum), Jason Peterson (Danbury Faith Community), Floyd Laabs (Columbus), Terry Lemmon

(Burlington), David Krohn (Brodhead), Jonathan Tipton (Baraboo First), Cheryl Rowe (Antigo).

The Memoirs report was presented and adopted. Rev. Keefer prayed a prayer of comfort and

blessing for the mourning.

The Daily Journal report was presented and adopted.

A motion was received and seconded for the Daily Journal committee to edit the reports.

A motion and second was received to adjourn the Seventy-Fifth Assembly of the Wisconsin

District Church of the Nazarene at the close of the ordination service.

Announcements were made by Rev. Keefer.

The Assembly recessed until the evening Ordination Service at 7:00 p.m.

Wednesday Evening Ordination Service, August 4, 2010

Announcements were made by Rev. Keefer.

The ordinans were led into the sanctuary during the congregation hymn “Holiness unto the Lord”.

Dr. Middendorf read the statement of Purpose and Invocation.

Rev. Rich Doering read scripture.

The Olivetians led in the congregational singing “Holiness Forevermore.”

Rev. Keefer led in the recitation of “The Apostle’s Creed.”

Rev. Mike Postell presented the ordinands.

Dr. Middendorf led the examination of the ordinands.

The Minister’s Choir sang.

Rev. Cheryl Rowe, Grover Wooten, and Jim Leston read portions from the manual.

Rev. Middendorf brought the message and then proceeded with the ordination ritual.


Following the ordination and presentation of the newly ordained elders, a recessional lead to a

reception area for those elders.

Respectfully submitted,

MICHAEL POSTELL, Secretary JESSE MIDDENDORF, Chairman


V. Reports

A. DISTRICT OFFICERS

1. District Superintendent

Dr. Jesse Middendorf, distinguished guests from Olivet Nazarene University, delegates and

friends gathered for this 75th Assembly, it is an honor to bring you my first report as superintendent of the

Wisconsin District. Our theme for the week has been “Catch the Vision”.

Catch the Vision

“Where there is no vision, the people perish” Prov. 29:18

Churches, pastors, laity and district leadership must be ready to “Catch the Vision” God has for

them. The early Nazarenes had a tremendous vision for what God wanted. They broke out of the

traditional orthodoxy of how church was being conducted. They cared about the underprivileged of their

communities. Everyone was invited to come and worship God. A newspaper article I read told that the

Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene in Los Angeles welcomed everyone and they were invited to sit

down front. Back in the early 1900’s the front rows of the church were only for the rich who paid for their

pew. Dr. Phineas F. Bresee believed that everyone had a right to a front row seat because everyone was

in need of Jesus. L.A. First had dinners in the basement of the church because many of the people who

attended were so poor they did not have food to eat. Dr. Bresee believed that people with full stomachs

were more apt to listen to the message of the gospel. As the Nazarene church grew, the people

developed a vision. They opened hospitals, homes for unwed mothers, sent out missionaries, instituted

colleges, developed a publishing house, and invested in the lives of people.

In an article written by Neil Snyder and Michelle Graves in 1994 for Business Horizons, they

stated, “…a vision is not a dream: it is a reality that has yet to come into existence. Vision is palpable to

leaders; their confidence in and dedication to vision are so strong they can devote long hours over many

years to bring it into being. In this way, a vision acts as a force within, compelling leaders to action. It

gives a leader purpose, and the power of the vision and the leader’s devotion to it work to inspire

others….who, sensing purpose and commitment, respond.” On the Wisconsin District Church of the

Nazarene there are many visionary clergy and laity leading our churches and making changes where

change is needed. But my call is for more to catch the vision.


The statement “Where there is no vision, the people perish” is a wakeup call to the church in

general and to our district and to our local churches. If we have no vision, we are doomed to work under

the burden of mere tradition…the “We have never done it that way before” philosophy, or “If it ain’t broke,

don’t fix it” mentality.If that is our attitude, we cannot prosper and grow because we are reduced to

keeping things the way they have always been or at least have been for decades.

Today I want to introduce you to a few of our churches and laity who understand the need for

tradition, but also have a vision for the ministry. Their stories demonstrate how to make a difference in the

church, district, community, home and life.

Catching the Vision for the community in need.

Our Janesville church, led by Pastor Floyd Gregory, is one of the churches on our district that

hosts a regular food pantry to make a social and gospel statement to the residents of Janesville and

beyond.

DVD of Janesville

Our Madison CrossPoint congregation led by Pastor Jon White joined this year with other

community congregations in a program called, “Touched Twice” that helped provide needed resources to

those who are struggling during these difficult economic times.

DVD of Madison

Our Mauston parsonage family, Mike and Karla Postell, have reached out and made an impact on

a community in need of love and special care. A special needs adoption makes a difference for a lifetime

in the home, church and community.

DVD of Mauston

Catching the Vision for our ethnic community.

Our Kenosha Amigos en Cristo congregation has been without their pastor over the last three

years because of an error in our legal system. Just a few months ago Pastor Luis Escoto and his family

returned from Honduras to once again take up the spiritual leadership of this congregation

DVD of Escoto homecoming

*It is our privilege to have two great Hispanic congregations on the Wisconsin district…the

Amigos en Cristo Church and our Madison Vida Nueva Church led by Pastor Isabel Henandez and her


husband Dario. I have worshipped with both of these congregations. They are exciting, spirit led, holiness

churches that are meeting the needs of our Hispanic brothers and sisters. A similar, yet unique

congregation in Racine Taylor Avenue is a merger of an Anglo and Hispanic congregation orchestrated

by the late Rev. David Monroe. It is now led by Rev. Vito and Jenni Monteblanco, with the services

seamlessly stitched together in both English and Spanish.

Catching the Vision for the trapped in our community.

Many people have done illegal things in their lives and have been put behind bars in jails and

prisons across our state. We tend to forget these people and even shun them. However, there are

Christians who take the words of Jesus seriously and literally from Matthew 25 when the Lord talks about

the righteous visiting the imprisoned. One such story comes from the Christian Life Training Director at

Global Ministry Center, Rev. John Comstock.

DVD of John Comstock

Catching the Vision for the Spiritual Life of our community.

People are in need of their lives transformed by the power of Christ’s forgiveness. When He

comes into hearts and lives, change occurs. Watch with me the testimony of one of the teens from our

Wheeler New Life church, Chastity Coleman.

DVD of Wheeler.

Vision changes lives! It is a tremendous powerful force in the life of the church and is essential to

making an impact on our world for Jesus! Vision helps us move forward toward the same goal, individuals

work together rather than as a disconnected body of believers. Vision will burn like a wildfire as people

feel the power of the Holy Spirit unifying, gluing, and encouraging them to make a difference in the lives

of others. Vision builds bridges for people to cross over to accomplish great things in the name of the

Lord! An anonymous writer said, “Vision is an idea of the future.” For the Christian, the idea of the future

is all about Jesus!

The Wisconsin District Vision team includes the pastors of our local churches (Ministers,

Associates, and mates, please stand when your church name is called)…Antigo, Baraboo First,

Broadhead, Burlington First, Columbus, Danbury Faith Community, Eau Claire First, ElevaStrum, Elo,

Forest Center, Green Bay Grace Harbor, Janesville Randolph Park, Kenosha Amigos en Cristo, Kenosha


Family, LaCrosse Community, Laona, Little Wolf, Madison Crosspoint, Madison Vida Nueva, Mattoon,

Mauston, Menomonie, Mercer, Milwaukee First, Monroe, Racine Community, Racine Taylor Avenue,

Richland Center, St. Croix Falls Calvary, South Milwaukee, Sparta, Spooner, Tomah, Viroqua, Wausau,

West Bend First, and Wheeler New Life. Now I would like to have the evangelists and chaplains along

with their mates who give so much of their lives to ministry, also stand along with the pastors. Let us take

a moment and thank these wonderful visionary leaders.

Our Vision team also includes people who have served the district in important roles giving

visionary leadership. Let me first thank Dr. Randy Berkner for his years of service to the Wisconsin

district. We are building on the legacy that he has left behind…along with all of the district

superintendents over the years. The district leadership team includes: Karen Keefer, Office Manager, my

wonderful wife of forty-one years. District Advisory Board members include: Steve Crites, Rich Doering,

Shawn Del Hansen, Chuck Hayes, Dan Hirst and Bruce Mitten. Also, Karen Mitten, NMI president; Kari

Hayes, NYI president; Brian Bowman, SDMI chairperson; Mike Postell, district Secretary; Jon Hansen,

district treasurer; and all those who have assisted in various retreats, camps, boards, and committees.

Let’s express our deep appreciation for their strong leadership.

Our Vision includes all, clergy and laity alike, working together to encourage others to be included

in the Body of Christ. Numbers are guideposts of where we have been and where we are going. This past

year (and even throughout this day) we can rejoice that visionary people have given sacrificially and

financially to further the work of the Kingdom through their generosity.

World Evangelism Fund $138,530

Pensions and Benefits Fund $39,482

Olivet Nazarene University Fund $46,769

District Fund $162,670

The following 21 churches have caught the vision of stewardship and have paid all budgets in full.

They include: Antigo, Baraboo First, Columbus, Danbury, Elo, Forest Center, Green Bay Grace Harbor,

Kenosha Amigo En Cristo, Kenosha Family, LaCrosse Community, Little Wolf, Madison Crosspoint,

Mattoon, Racine Community, Richland Center, South Milwaukee, Sparta, St. Croix Falls Calvary,

Wausau, West Bend First and Wheeler New Life.


I would like to challenge all churches to meet your budget ministry opportunities. I know that it is

not always easy, but we will be blessed by doing our best and sacrificing. It is not a tax, but a wonderful

opportunity to give so that the world around us may know the gospel and to aid those clergy who have

given their lives for the church and their Jesus.

Our vision continues as we consider the importance of reaching our communities for Christ. What

we have seen through the videos today reminds us of the heart and soul of the church…people in need of

Jesus. The annual pastors’ reports summary is as follows:

2009 2010 Difference

Sunday School Enrollment 2,654 2378 -276

Sunday School/ Discipleship Ave 1,128 1,256 +128

Worship Service Attendance 1,564 1,548 -16

Church Membership 2,370 2,299 -71

New Nazarenes 71 84 +13

Total Raised for All Purposes $2,537,328 $2,611,455 +$74,127

Let’s do our best to make positive gains in Sunday School, Morning Worship, Responsibility Lists,

and Church Membership. We need to continue to be faithful stewards and participate fully in our budget

system.

Wisconsin Nazarenes are called to catch the vision that lies before us. Vision provides the most

fundamental ideas of our values, aspirations, and goals that appeal to the hearts and minds of people in

search of meaning and purpose in life. Our vision will clarify where we are today and offer a road map for

the future.

As a District I believe we must catch the vision in the following ways:

• Starting New Churches. A New Start Committee, chaired by Rev. Rich Doering, has been

appointed by the District Advisory Board to strategize for the best places to invest in starting new

congregations over the next several years. We want to establish churches to minister to Anglo, Hispanic,

African/American, and campus ministry, as well as other ethnic groups, where possible.

• *Equipping Established Congregations. The district stands ready to help with educational

programs through seminars, workshops, and pastors’ programs. We want to provide tools and resources


for the local church and leadership so that ministry and growth will occur. It is time that we do some

planning on how to grow. I would encourage every Sunday School and Discipleship Ministry board to

meet and discuss strategies on how to grow the Sunday School. I would encourage pastors and church

boards to strategize how to grow the worship service, pay the budgets and be great stewards of the Lord.

• I want to challenge our work and witness program to continue to send teams outside our

Wisconsin borders such as Haiti and Jerusalem. I would also like for our work and witness teams to

continue to think inside the borders. Several of our church buildings need structural help and we can

provide labor to assist in those projects. We also need to emphasize the “witness” part of “work and

witness” teams. Along with the physical building, we can provide special services, a VBS program,

visitation blitz for a day in the community or other ways of reaching out to the community. I would ask the

district work and witness coordinator to target some of our local churches in need of help.

• As district superintendent I want to be a resource and encouragement to our local

congregations. Since moving on the Wisconsin District in December of 2009, I will have worshipped in

every church on the district by the end of November 2010. At these churches I have preached, met with

boards to make pastoral arrangements, conducted pastoral reviews, pastoral installation rituals, and

fellowshipped with the congregations. Next calendar year I plan to visit all of the churches again, only this

time I will bring greetings from the district, then worship under the ministry of the local pastor. At the end

of the service we will celebrate the Lord’s Supper with the congregation. I will also meet with the church

boards when necessary.

• Another outreach tool for the Wisconsin District is the website. Randie Blom, our webmaster,

has been revamping the website to be more user friendly and provide more information. This is an

excellent outreach tool in this technological age. (At this very moment the old website is going to be

turned off and you will be the first to view the new website. Let’s go live now!) Randie is available today to

talk with you.

• Education is a vital factor in advancing the knowledge of pastors and families.

1. As part of the finance report to be presented for approval today there is a $1,000 line

item for continuing education monies for pastors. Rev. Chuck Hayes will chair a committee to


develop a plan to distribute money. Continuing Education is an important part of pastoral training.

Over the past nineteen months, 29 of our clergy earned CEU credits.

2. A generous gift of $5,000 was donated to assist our pastors’ children’s education at

Olivet Nazarene University. It is not enough for an endowment, but through the auspices of the

University, pastors’ children will be given $250 per semester starting next fall as a scholarship

until the $5,000 is depleted. As a side note…you are all invited to consider a contribution to this

scholarship fund to perpetuate the award.

I envision a district that looks beyond its “small numbers” and grasps the “looming opportunities.”

We have seen today what some of our churches have accomplished with vision. Like the candleholder I

referenced in my sermon last Sunday night, our churches can adapt to the size and needs in their

community and beyond. I want to give each senior pastor on the district one of these candleholders as a

memento of this assembly and as a reminder that we can make a difference. My goal is that all of our

churches on the Wisconsin District will catch the vision Jesus has for their community and beyond, so my

challenge is go, and CATCH THE VISION!


DERL G. KEEFER

2. SDMI Ministries Chairman

Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

I hope you have enjoyed the combined format of NYI and SDMI into one convention. It has been

a lot of work, especially for Kari Hayes, our NYI president, but it has been well worth it. You see, at the

U.S. and Canada District Leadership Conference in Louisville this January, Kari, Brett Cole, Karen Mitten

and I sat down with the Keefer’s over dinner one evening to strategize how we could bring more

collegiality to the auxiliaries of the Wisconsin district and integrate the youth into NMI and SDMI.

Yesterday’s NMI service and commissioning of our teens to go out and participate in two local ministry

projects, last night’s youth led worship service and today’s joint convention are some of the things we

came up with that we thought would highlight the youth and help combine our efforts as NMI, NYI and

SDMI are all committed to making Christlike disciples of all nations; we want our youth, the future leaders


of our church, to feel that they are an integral part of that. May we all be gripped with the need and

empowered by the Holy Spirit to engage our world, wherever that may be, and share the transforming

message of Jesus’ love.

It’s hard to believe that this is my fifth report to this District Assembly…but it’s my first with

Reverend Derl G. Keefer, our new District Superintendent. It has been a joy to work alongside Brother

Derl as he has taken up the reigns of leadership on the Wisconsin district; I appreciate his eager

enthusiasm to get involved in the activities of the district. He and Karen even braved a couple of days at

teen camp…and survived to tell about it.

We are blessed to have back, by popular demand, Reverend Hal Perkins, and his wife Debbie. It

has been a wonderful treat to have them here not just for today, but for the entirety of our conventions

and District Assembly. I hope that many of you have been able to spend some time with them…and learn

from them. And there is still time to do so as they will be with us through the close of tomorrow’s District

Assembly. Also, if you have not purchased a copy of Hal’s book, If Jesus Were a Parent, I encourage you

to do so. Aside from the Bible, it has had more influence on me than any other book I’ve read.

You’ve no doubt noticed the absence of a Nazarene Publishing House display; district assembly

just isn’t the same as it used to be without a NPH rep’ and all the materials he would bring to peruse. That

said I hope you take note of the looping Power Point slide show, sent to us by Matt Zimmer at NPH. The

folks there are working hard to bring us quality material to use in our churches and homes. I want to

encourage you to utilize the NPH materials whenever possible. One of the products that comes out of the

publishing house annually is Vacation Bible School curriculum. This next year’s VBS packet is titled

“Mission to MARS: Meet A Risen Savior”. If you plan to spend any money in community outreach, it would

be hard to find a better investment than the $150 for a VBS packet (I should note that while you may have

noticed the price of the VBS packet has risen substantially, it now includes many of the promotional

materials that had to be purchased separately in the past, including the large outdoor banner). Also, the

folks at NPH are trying to get the products they offer in front of our churches other than just at District

Assembly. In light of that, they have designed a display called “My Books” to be put up in our church

buildings where everyone in our churches can be exposed to the Wesleyan holiness material that our

denomination produces and can order it themselves. Pastor Jon White has a display in the foyer at


Madison Crosspoint and you can talk to him about how it works for his church. And Matt Zimmer has

asked me to share with you that he is just a phone call away with help from the Nazarene Publishing

House.

We started off our slate of district SDMI activities right on the heels of last year’s District

Assembly. Cheryl Knudson once again had a fun filled week as 54 kids met at Sky Lodge Christian camp

in Montello. But it wasn’t just swimming, canoeing, archery, miniature golf, carpet ball and horseback

riding. Our children were challenged by speaker Vanessa Moran to become authentic followers of Jesus.

And they got a taste of Children’s Bible quizzing as each day they spent time with JoEllen George, our

District Children’s Bible Quizzing director. I appreciate Cheryl’s devotional booklets that she prepared for

each camper in an effort to get them in a pattern of regular, daily devotional time.

In October, 90 souls turned out to attend the Lay retreat led by Jon and Shawn Del Hansen.

Those that attended were treated by the insights and stories of Pastor Kerry Willis, a seasoned traveler to

the Holy Land. Pastor Kerry was able to bring a much deeper understanding of and appreciation for the

Scripture through his experiences. I believe he kindled numerous fires in our district lay men and women

about going to visit the land where Jesus walked.

Our children’s quizzers were once again traveling around the state to see if they could answer the

questions that JoEllen created for them. We had 6 churches with quizzers this year: Eleva-Strum, Green

Bay Grace Harbor, Mattoon, Richland Center, Sparta and Wheeler New Life. Jamie Clark from Green Bay

Grace Harbor, Daniel, Hannah and Mary Wooten from Eleva-Strum and Daniel Hintz from Richland

Center all qualified to represent the Wisconsin district at the Regional quiz at Olivet Nazarene University

in June. Way to go guys!

In January, 75 of us came together as our District Superintendent led his first district activity by

presenting a Sunday School teacher training session at Tomah. Rev. Keefer encouraged and challenged

those in attendance, giving numerous ideas and practices to take back and utilize in our churches to help

us be more effective in reaching our communities for Christ. Thank you Pastor Jim Leston and your

church for all the work you did in hosting this event.

Ladies Retreat was a wonderful, yet frustrating time. But our new director, Bettina Bowman, and

our 150 ladies handled it with grace. In spite of very cramped conditions, our gals were able to have a


glorious time of fellowship and inspiration with speaker Jeannie McCullough. She had our ladies laughing

and crying…being challenged and changed by the Holy Spirit. I visited with Jeannie following the retreat

and it was easy to see why she had such a profound impact on our women.

Men’s Retreat saw a decline in numbers down to 34, but the spirit of those in attendance wasn’t

affected. Once again we all ate too much, but we’ll try to do better next year. The acapella singing of our

men awed and inspired all in attendance and our speaker, Pastor Mike Kraemer, challenged the men to

be the Spirit filled leaders that their homes and churches so desperately need. Hearts were touched as

heartfelt prayer and sharing were highlights of this year’s Men’s Retreat led by Pastor Floyd Gregory.

I realize that it can get very costly to attend all of these retreats and also send your kids to

children’s and teen camps. So I encourage you to prepare accordingly and perhaps set aside some

money each month to save toward these events…maybe even open a “Christmas account”. The reason

for my plea is that, ultimately, you, your marriages and your families are the beneficiaries of attending

these activities. I hope you’ll plan to attend the various retreats, fellowship with folks from other churches

and build relationships with them and realize this great blessing we have in being part of the family of the

Church of the Nazarene.

I would like to conclude with the two questions I have heard Dr. Woodie Stevens, our

denominational SDMI director, ask so many times, “Who are you Discipling?” and “Who’s Discipling you?”

What a wonderful privilege, and great responsibility, we have been entrusted with: to become Christlike

disciples…and to make Christlike disciples of the nations. May we, filled with God’s love, go, empowered

by the Holy Spirit, and fulfill that commission.

Respectfully Submitted,

BRIAN BOWMAN

3. NMI President

Rev. Keefer, Rev. Hall, special guests, delegates, and friends of this 75th Wisconsin District NMI

Convention. For a wedding anniversary, the 75th year is referred to as the diamond jubilee. A day of

celebrating strength and beauty. Wow! What a privilege to realize God’s continuing faithfulness to

accomplish his call through us. His strength has brought us to this moment. Isaiah 52:7 reminds us: “How


beautiful upon the mountains are the feet of him who brings good news, who proclaims peace,

who brings glad tidings of good things, who proclaims salvation, who says to Zion, Your God

reigns!" Today our focus is Ecuador, but we are partners in planting the God’s footprint on many

continents and in many countries. As we gather our Wisconsin family together we will celebrate your

achievements and expand our mind to new ideas, new plans and new ways of sharing God’s love story.

This completes my eleventh year as your District NMI President. Thankfully, I did not have a

wedding on my agenda this year. I guess it was the Keefer’s year to enjoy that blessing.

At last year’s General Convention it was confirmed that we are no longer just an auxiliary

organization. We are integral part our church’s mission of spreading the gospel worldwide … Making

Christlike disciples in the nations.

When District Presidents gathered earlier this year in Louisville, KY, we were encouraged to

partner both with NYI and SDMI to integrate mission activities everywhere! I could not find two more

willing partners than Kari Hayes and Brian Bowman. Today’s partnership with young Nazarenes from

across Wisconsin reflects our passion for youth and their commitment to mission. We want them to feel

that we share the same goal … reaching others … serving others … loving others! Today’s assignments

just happen to be in the Madison area which fits perfectly into Year 2 of our Quadrennial Theme … To

Make Christ like Disciples in Our Judea.

This challenge takes us to reach out to our neighborhood, city, and county. Today NYI has

partnered with us to do just that in Mission Madison.

One of the first words that comes to my mind when I think of today’s young people is technology.

From ipods to movies to games to Pac’n Plays and computers, today is a world of speed and efficiency.

Let’s follow that theme as we see how NMI measures up in the digital age.

Nikki Clark welcomed us into the presence of the Lord this morning. Her family’s mission “To take

the message of salvation through Jesus Christ everywhere we go” has brought her here today. She

is passionate about “breaking the cycle of Christians going through the motions and showing them

how to start living their lives for the glory of God.” Thank you, Nikki, for sharing your heart and voice

with us throughout the day. You can hear Nikki again and again through the technology of CDs and

iTunes. She can even become a part of your “play list.”


Many of you are familiar with the term “IT Department.” Once you have a computer you often

need technical support to troubleshoot problems, to train you on new software and to make sure that

everything runs smoothly. We have such leadership in NMI. Daniel Ketchum and his team at the Global

Ministry Center bend over backwards to provide us with cutting edge materials and training to help us

work and pray effectively for missions. Bringing that a little closer to home, we are very grateful for the

support of both our local and District NMI Councils. You are out there week after week and month after

month praying, planning and promoting. Thank you, Presidents, for saying “yes” to your job, for being the

search engines who are willing to pull things together and learn as you go, and for giving organization and

prayerful leadership to your councils and local NMI program. Thank you, council members, for being the

energized microchips on the inside of NMI.

Education

Education … knowledge … is what challenges us and mobilizes our actions. The face of

communicating that knowledge is exploding. No longer are we relying solely on books/CDs and video.

Access to Engage Online mission magazine, Nazarene Media Library, and NCN News is just a

sampling of interesting and visual tools to keep us informed about what’s happening around the world and

what’s happening with our missionaries in that world. Multimedia mission resources are revitalizing the

traditional concept of mission education. The quarterly delivery of the World Mission DVD might be your

choice as it is at Sparta where the “Nazarenes Eating Breakfast” group gathers once a month for

breakfast and a mission video. Pastor McRaniels reports that they’ve been able to complete all of their

mission commitments this year and plan to switch to “Nazarenes Eating Lunch” together for next year.

We all know that hands on experience is the best kind of education for most of us. Many of our

churches participate or host food pantries, some cook Christmas dinner for the community,

Crosspoint this year participated in a citywide compassion extravaganza offering services from

food and clothing to medical and dental care. Raise your hand if your church family sent out at least one

box of Crisis Care Kits.

Missionary newsletters are sent to thousands, and requests from friends such as the Millers in the

Solomon Islands can be distributed with the click of a mouse to mobilize prayer support around the world.

These are the “screen prompts” that inform us when something goes wrong and needs urgent attention.


From evangelism to compassion; from building churches, homes, and schools to establishing

relationships; from supporting our missionaries personally to encouraging national leadership, we can all

be involved and know that our efforts are multiplied by the Father.

Giving

The World Evangelism Fund is the international flow of support that enables missionaries in 155

countries worldwide to be on the frontlines of evangelism. Actually, Mali has been announced recently as

world area #156. Microsoft Excel is the tabulation program that helps keep statistics in order. But mission

giving is more that numbers in a column. It is sacrifice driven by vision and passion. When you make a

faith promise commitment, you’re not alone. God is your partner, and many of you know from experience

that He will help you fulfill that commitment. This year your promises and your faith coupled with the

Thanksgiving and Easter offerings have totaled $135,547.

Thank you for giving sacrificially. World Mission and NMI have been diligent in drastically

reducing overhead spending so that our missionaries may remain in the field.

A new funding structure is in place for the 2010-2011 church year. We understand that the World

Evangelism Fund is the lifeline that continues to provide for our missionaries, and we dare not pull back

from the support that is so vital. Thank you to the 24 churches who have fulfilled their WEF commitments

for this year. Last year at this time we were nearly $10,000 short of reaching even the ninety percent

payment level. Today that figure is just $1,350.76. May God speak to our hearts today as we trust him to

work through us to bridge that gap.

Some of you have gone beyond 100 percent giving. Wisconsin today honors seven churches who

have contributed $2,562 ($1,595) in overpayment this year--a 38 percent increase over last year. Little

Wolf again leads our percentage giving at 610 percent, and Mattoon’s leads the dollar figure at $1,100.

Thirty-three churches have participated in giving $12,816 ($13,959) for Alabaster projects. Your

Alabaster dollars provided assistance to 258 projects in 2009 and are an integral part of our mission

equation.

Discipleship


Discipling our children/youth and adults involves creating opportunities to hear missionaries and

explore mission possibilities. Daniel Ketchum’s words ring in my ear, “Who are you discipling, and who’s

discipling you?”

Wisconsin youth and teens have a heart for missions and their lives are important to us!

Children’s ministry again partnered with us in the presentation of our annual Kids Mission Rally last

September. We love making it fun for kids to be involved with missions.

This year’s theme was “Have a Heart.” Shawn Del Hansen, our connecting link to SDMI pours all

of her creative energy into making this day a huge blessing. Our heartfelt thanks are extended to both her

and John. We look forward each year to Shawn Del’s creative announcement of the next year’s rally

theme.

Our special guests for this year’s rally were Rev. Tom and Lauralee Nothstine. Their presentation

highlighted their work with the street kids of Madagascar. Their love for children was overflowing and

contagious! Christian books were donated to be returned with the Nothstines for shipment to Africa.

Many of you came and brought children. Lots of you pitched in to help. The day was filled with

crafts, Scripture, songs, games, food and prizes. Your presence showed that you care, and I think the

kids noticed. It is our prayer that these events will be an open door for children to ask questions, be

curious, and be open to hearing God whisper his plans into their hearts.

What a blessing to have the opportunity to support the children of Madagascar through the Gift of

Giving Catalog which again this year highlighted selected Compassionate Ministries projects. Many of our

churches allowed their children to choose the project they wanted to work on. A total of six different

projects were chosen from the Gift of Giving catalog.

The most popular choice was relief for Aids caregivers in Africa accounting for over one third of

the $733 dollars raised. From Richland Center’s sponsorship of the kids missionary book reading to the

collection of pop cans in Madison, this is a hands on way of encouraging our youth to focus on a need

then follow through on a plan to earn money to help.

Prayer


Prayer is the power pack that fuels our mission efforts. When I unplug my computer and try to

work on a project soon I will get a prompt telling me that I need to reconnect to a power source. If I ignore

the warning, the machine dies out and is no longer useful.

You can see the analogy. The Prayer Mobilization Line is organized to help us pray around the

world not only for our missionaries but for volunteers, work and witness teams, and our NMI leadership,

as well. In the Kleinfeld’s newsletter received just last week Rolf states, “You prayed and God answered.”

Our missionaries face principalities and powers that can only be brought down by prayerful intercession

and they’re depending on us for partnership in those prayers. Prayer for the 10/40 window, for the

persecuted church, and World Week of Prayer help us to focus on bringing to the Father the needs of his

children.

Your faithful attention to these four areas: Prayer, Discipleship, Education, and Giving has been

from the heart and is appreciated. However, Wisconsin has not qualified this year as a Mission Priority

One District Status because of the shortfall in World Evangelism Giving. We are so close that later today

we will be giving you an opportunity to close that gap.

Compassionate Ministries

I am proud to be part of a statewide body which, when it learns of a disaster, is quick to respond.

Action and compassion describe Wisconsin’s response to disaster at home and abroad. This has been a

year for disasters including major earthquakes in Haiti, Chili, the South Pacific, and Indonesia! The Asia-

Pacific region has been rocked by disasters including tsunamis, earthquakes, and typhoons. Over 40,000

Crisis Care Kits were distributed in 2009 to five countries. Your towels and shampoo and Band aids really

do make a difference.

Total compassionate ministry giving from Wisconsin topped $35,645 with over 348 crisis care kits

and 90 pal packs donated.

Work & Witness

Ask Pastor Steve Crites about the hands and feet of Wisconsin Nazarenes as you’ve reached out

to help with projects across our own district. Our vision is to combine witnessing/evangelism with local

construction/renovation projects. The slide on the screen is a combination of all the projects that have


been tackled by Pastor Steve and his crew this year. This is a graphic rather than photographic

representation of their efforts.

Work and Witness continues to fuel Wisconsin mission passion. Pastor Phil Stein and Randie

Blom led our team of thirteen to respond to the disastrous earthquake in Haiti. You prayed, they went,

and the plan is for them to go again.

In addition to their work on two churches, funds have provided for a well to be drilled to provide

safe drinking water. Last year two such wells were sponsored by our Milwaukee first and Richland Center

churches. Reggie Granger, has just returned from leading Richland Center on a mission to Switzerland,

and we look forward to his presentation later today.

LINKS

Returning to the computer analogy, LINKS is like having our own personal Facebook relationship.

Its purpose is to connect Nazarenes around the world to our missionaries. We “keep in touch” through

loving and responding to a specific missionary or family. The past two years we’ve been connected to the

Kudjip Hospital and the Porters. As you have followed the Porters you have seen firsthand the twists and

turns of the journey. They no longer represent us in the international field, but I’m confident that Dana and

Steven Porter have only changed their address. They are still pouring out their lives for the love of our

Lord.

Zoom in with me on some of the special projects from the Mattoon ladies who this year knitted

slippers, sewed more curtains for the Kudjip Hospital, and are looking for just the right spot for sending

these darling baby dresses. Special thanks go to twelve of our churches which have contributed $575 in

support of our LINKS assignment.

This summer we are excited and thrilled to begin a new LINKS relationship with the Chapmans

and Cheri Kommel. Reggie will be introducing them to us this afternoon.

When I say the word “TomTom” what comes to your mind? Travel … that’s correct! Travel and

deputation go hand in hand. We have seen lots of missionaries over the last twelve months, and that’s

the best part of the cake! The Nothstines were here briefly in September, then both of our deputation

tours took place this spring. I’m sure you would agree that meeting a missionary makes your heart

sensitive to praying for him or her and the ministry they have described to us.


The Tibis made a premier appearance at the Ladies Retreat in March then traveled on to many of

our churches to see faces that they’d already met.

The Sidles were in Wisconsin over Easter, and it was a delight to welcome the whole family. Gary

is definitely a story teller, and many of you read his book this year.

Nowhere is the introduction of technology more apparent than behind the microphone of World

Mission Broadcast. We rejoice in knowing that the Lord has been using these broadcasts since 1951 to

change lives. Today they operate in 36 languages and 81 countries. Thirteen of our churches have given

over $920 toward this cutting edge tool for reaching.

Well, The Wisconsin District Mission Team is wireless. Whether together or apart this is the crew

that actively promotes mission programs in their own churches, across the state, and sometimes around

the world. They pray and plan with you in mind and enthusiastically respond to needs and opportunities

as they occur.

I’d like to have our NMI Council come forward as I call your name.

Vice President, Cheryl Knudson

Secretary, Chari Suiter

Treasurer, Wanda Bussey

Compassionate Ministries, Diane Gregory

LINKS, Reggie Holmes

Medical Plan, Karla Postell

Mission Call Coordinator, Bettina Bowman

Mission Education, Patty Woodford

Youth Rep, Krista Postell

Work and Witness Coordinators, Rev. Steve Crites and Randie Blom

Let’s show them our appreciation as we stand and offer our thanks to these friends who have

served you well.

Our mission -- To make Christlike Disciples in the Nations -- is a corporate as well as a personal

mission. Throughout today you will hear about Wisconsin Nazarenes sharing what is in our hearts with

children, adults, families, communities, and entire nations across the globe.


May you be encouraged and challenged today to fulfill the vision that God has planned for you

and your church to reach others with His love.


KAREN MITTEN

4. NYI President

Rev. Keefer, delegates and church family,

Here is the Top 10 List of Reasons You Should Be A Part Of Wisconsin NYI . . .

THE TOP 10 LIST

10) Solve the mystery of the what the “X” really means in Bible Quizzing!

9) What happens at Teen Camp stays at Teen Camp!

8) The true secret to self confidence is peanut butter.

7) “Bake a Cake” in just 3 easy steps!

6) American Idol has nothing on Nazarene Idol!

5) Spoons4Forks is more then just trading silverware!

4. Lock-In really means locked in!

3) Jump up and into God's Word because it's the cool thing to do!

2) You can be yourself and find true friendships with support that will last a lifetime!

1) Look for God, His truth and the relationship He wants to have with you.

So I say to you ; Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be

opened to you. For everyone who asks receives; he who seeks finds; and to him who knocks, the door

will be opened. (Luke 11: 9-10)

The list you just watched was just a few highlights of the last 3 years in Wisconsin NYI! It has

been an exciting year of changes, challenges and renewed excitement in the NYI. I am very thankful to

have Rev. & Mrs. Keefer as our new District Superintendent. Thanks for being available, for your

leadership and support of the NYI. I would like to thank this year's NYI council members: you've proven to

be a great help in planning. I appreciate you your friendship, and input more than you know. Thank you to

the directors of each district NYI event that was held throughout the year. Every event is always unique


and special in its own right thanks to your hard work and dedication.

This past October, teens and their sponsors met for the Fun Night / Lock-In in Tomah, WI. Under

the direction of Rev. Steve Larrabee, the lock-in was a success with well over 100 in attendance. Rev.

Brett Cole was the special speaker and led a worship team in music and drama. It was a full night of

activities, with something for everyone. I'd like to especially thank Steve for all of his hard work as

director of the lock-in over the past few years. Thank you for your faithfulness and willingness to lead.

The first weekend in February found us once again on the slopes in north central Wisconsin at

the Mid Winter Ski Retreat. What a beautiful time and place to be with friends from around the district.

This year the weather was perfect for all of the outdoor activities. Downhill skiing and tubing, cross

country skiing and just plain fun in the snow filled up the weekend. The times of meeting together for

praise and worship were really great. Our special speaker Aaron Brawner shared from his heart and from

God's word throughout the weekend. We also enjoyed the music of Before Tomorrow from Olivet

Nazarene University as they led us in true worship. Each year this event proves to be the perfect getaway

at the perfect time. God never fails to show up and meet with us. I'd like to thank Tim Suiter for all of his

hard work in planning and leading this event. Hold the date for February 4-6, 2011. Rev. Steve

Spangenberg from 1st Church of the Nazarene in Kankakee, IL will be there as our special speaker with

musical guest “Before Tomorrow” from ONU. Mark you calendars now!

District Celebrate Life is an event totally geared to showcase the talents of the teenagers from

across this vast state. Bible quizzing, basketball, volleyball, talents in singing, puppetry, instrumental

music, science trivia, drawing, painting, photography and much more. The pay off for all of the hard work

and detailed attention given to their creativity, is that each teen can score at a level to move on to

Regional Celebrate Life hosted by Olivet Nazarene University. At ONU, Wisconsin competes as a district

against other districts from our region. This year at R.C.L we were 7th out of 11 districts competing for the

grand trophy. We were honored to have the newly elected Global NYI president, Mark Holcomb as our

speaker. He delivered a powerful, challenging message to all of the young people about the “global

vision” being cast for this generation to have a heart for missions and to fully know what it means to be

open and available if God calls you to give your life away. I would like to thank Rev. Earl & Tami Gillett for

another great year of stellar leadership in handling the details of both District Celebrate Life and Regional


Celebrate Life. Thanks for making it easy on the rest of us!

District Teen Camp rose to a whole new level this year! I want to thank the great group of staff

who gave of their time in that week. Thank you for investing in the relationships and foundations being

formed in the lives of all who came. There is no way to truly give the whole week the justice that it

deserves. Rev. Nick Jones led morning sessions that were focused on “saturation” bible study; the “what

and how” when it comes to studying God's word. Studying God's word will help lay the foundation to

insure that God's word will be a part of our daily lives. The activities and memories made were off the

charts! But, the team activities and games paled by comparison to the decisions that were made for the

Lord. My greatest hope in the midst of planning “The Great Escape” every year is that; if only one person

accepts the Lord; it was all worth it. We enjoyed a tremendous outpouring in worship and in prayer for

one another. The testimony time was truly a blessing! I walked away from the week renewed and

encouraged by what God was doing in and for people. If you missed camp this year, you've got to check

out the highlight videos from each day on You Tube. There was never a dull moment!

Teen Bible Quizzing has had another tremendous year! I would say a lot but, then what would

Stephen get to say? There is a lot more to quizzing then just studying, jumping and memorizing. I

personally enjoy listening to the testimonies of the graduating seniors the most. I'm truly inspired by each

one when they talk about how quizzing has changed their lives and how much learning God' word has

influenced who they were becoming. The quizzers compete and become fast friends with others from

around United States and even globe. At Q2010 they quizzed and did fantastic, worshiped together and

even participated in a service project. There is definitely more to this than meets the eye. Studying God's

word and having fun doing it but, more importantly allowing the scripture to have an effect on who they

are as they seek a relationship with the Lord. A job well done! Thanks for representing so well.

As we prepare for another year, I ask for your prayer for all teens, as they figure out what they

believe and where they will stand on the many issues that are a part of their world today. Help them to

guard their hearts and their minds.

Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure,

whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable-if anything is excellent or praiseworthy-think about such

things. Whatever you have learned or received or heard from me or seen in me-put it into practice. And


the God of peace will be with you. (Philippians 4: 8-9)

Thank you for leading by example, and discipling the “Next Generation” through relationships and

the truth of God's word.

For His Glory Alone!


KARI HAYES

B. DISTRICT BOARDS AND STANDING COMMITTEES

1. Advisory Board

The District Advisory Board conscientiously cared for the business of the Wisconsin District in five

regular meetings during the fiscal year ending June 30, 2010. Additional matters referred to the board

were cared for as prescribed in the Manual of the Church of the Nazarene.

The board faithfully fulfilled its role to serve in an advisory capacity to the district superintendent.

The board also consulted with the superintendent in the supervision of all departments, boards, and

committees of the district. Furthermore, we received and reviewed the accountability reports of the

district superintendent and the reports of the district treasurer. Action was taken by the board on a

number of items, including:

1. Election of the District Secretary and the District Treasurer.

2. Approval of the recommendation of the District Superintendent of the renewal of district licensed

ministers who are serving as pastors.

3. Approval of participation by Jon Nelson (elder) in para-church ministry with Youth for Christ

(Manual 433.1).

4. Consultation with the district superintendent concerning the appointment of the District

Nominating Committee (Manual 212.2).

5. Careful review of the financial statements.

6. Approval of the following for 10% Mission Special giving:

a. WNCC

b. District-sanctioned NewStart projects


c. Global Ministries Center-sanctioned Work and Witness projects

7. Approval of the recommendation for the Transfer of Jurisdiction of Thomas Reaume.

8. The following real estate issues:

a. Approval of repairs to the district parsonage and other properties for which the district is

currently responsible.

9. Review of the district insurance coverage.

Respectfully submitted, BRUCE MITTEN, Secretary DERL G. KEEFER, Chairman

2. Board of Ministry--Credentials Board

Partial Report No. 1

We, your Ministerial Credentials Board, recommend:

That the following transfers be received: Elders--Derl G. Keefer, Kansas City; Carl Hamrick, Jr.,

Northwestern Ohio; Floyd Laabs, Montana; Jonathan Tipton, Kansas City; Wayde Hunt, Kansas City.

Licensed Ministers-- Ron Bergin, Iowa, Vito Monteblanco, Kansas City; Jennifer Monteblanco,

Kansas City;

Partial Report No. 2

We, your Ministerial Credentials Board, recommend:

That the following be granted a district license: Michael Castello.

That the following be granted renewal of minister's license: Bill Boeselager, Brian Bowman, Glenn

Butts, David Cash, Adam Cheek, Heidi Cheek, Chelsie Deaton, Kevin Hagen, Steven Larrabee, Vito

Monteblanco, Jennifer Monteblanco, Jared Rider, Doug Roth, and Eric Vail.

That the following be elected to elder’s orders and ordained: Brian Bowman, Glenn Butts, Steven

Larrabee, Vito Monteblanco, and Jared Rider.

That the following be continued on the retired list: elders--Richard M. Brunner, Adin Crandall

George Golay, Ronald L. Miller, Elmer W. Pannier, Eugene D. Roberts, Sam L. Starnes, David Stuhr, and

Devere Thornton.

That the following be continued on evangelist status, retired: Sam L. Starnes.


That the following be dropped for the roll of licensed ministers, having failed to apply for renewal

of license: Rawle Darlington, Robert Echternach, Mark Granger and Nolberto Rosales.

That the credentials of Thomas Ormsby has been surrendered by the District Ministerial

Credentials Board.

That the following be dropped from the role of Elders, having failed to report for five years: Ronald

Thick.

That the following transfers be granted: Elders--D. Randy Berkner, North Arkansas; Stephen

Floyd, Nebraska; Kevin Rector, North Arkansas. Licensed Ministers--Eric Vail, Kansas City.

That the following be removed from the roll of elders, having joined the church triumphant:

Joseph McRaniels.


MICHAEL POSTELL, Secretary DERL G. KEEFER, Chairman

3. Board of Ministry--Studies Board

We, your Ministerial Studies Board, submit the following report:

The Board of Ministry met at Madison CrossPoint Church, May 11, 2010. The candidates were

reviewed by the Board. The following students are assigned advisors and placed/retained in their

respective years of study:

Course of Study for Licensed Ministers (Elders)

Name: Placement: Advisor:

Boeselager, Bill continued in 4th year Dave Frazer

Bowman, Brian graduated contingent upon receipt of transcript Dave Frazer

Butts, Glenn graduated contingent upon receipt of transcript Earl Gillett

Cash, C. David continued in 4th year Dave Frazer

Hagen, Kevin continued in 3rd year Steve Crites

Rider, Jared graduated Chuck Hayes

Rosales, Nolberto continued in 4th year Earl Gillett

Roth, Douglas continued in 4th year Earl Gillett


Michael Castello placed in 1st year Earl Gillett


VAL SUITER, Secretary DAVE FRAZER, Chairman

C. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES

1. Finance

The stated purpose of the Wisconsin District Church of the Nazarene is to evangelize the state of

Wisconsin. The District exists to provide resources for the advancement of the Kingdom of God through

the preaching and teaching of the gospel by local churches throughout the state. This resourcing is to be

accomplished by assisting the existing churches to grow, and by the planting of Nazarene churches in

every town and city in Wisconsin. We wish to commend those pastors, church boards, and laymen from

our churches who have supported the district, regional, and world ministries of the Church of the

Nazarene through faithful payment of Fund allocations. This payment has provided resources to every

church on our district, has enabled new growth to take place in formerly dying churches, has supplied

care for pastors and missionaries, and has supported the work of the Great Commission being carried out

through the International Church. Faith, determination, effort, and sacrifice have characterized those who

have expressed their stewardship for others. It is our desire that this work be continued. We, therefore,

recommend the following:

1. That all churches, whether fully organized or not, participate in the ministries of the District, the

General Church, and our Schools and Colleges through the allocation of a portion of their funds to the

work of these broader interests.

2. We urge every church to keep their budgets paid up to date regularly and plan for full payment

of their budget allocations.

3. That the allocation base be determined as follows: Church income minus World Evangelism

Fund and approved Mission Specials giving. (More information and definitions of income can be found at

the web site www.fundingthemission.org).


4. That the World Evangelism Fund for each local church be set at 5.5 percent of the allocation

base. Checks should be made payable to the General Treasurer, and sent to Global Treasury

Services, P.O. Box 843116, Kansas City, MO 64184-3116.

5. That the Pensions and Benefits Fund for each local church be set at 2.0 percent of the

allocation base. Checks should be made payable to the General Treasurer, and sent to Global

Treasury Services, P.O. Box 843116, Kansas City, MO 64184-3116.

6. That the Olivet Nazarene University Fund for each local church be set at 2.5 percent of the

allocation base. Checks should be made payable to Wisconsin District Church of the Nazarene

(clearly identified as Olivet Fund payment), and sent to 2807 Waunona Way, Madison, WI 53713.

7. That the District Unified Fund be set at 7.51 percent of the allocation base, and be sent to the

district treasurer. Checks should be made payable to Wisconsin District Church of the Nazarene,

and sent to 2807 Waunona Way, Madison, WI 53713.

8. That the Sunday School Ministries Fund be set at 0.51 percent of the allocation base. Checks

should be made payable to Wisconsin District SDMI Ministries, and sent to SDMI Treasurer, 609

Sandy Acre Dr., West Bend, WI 53090.

9. That the NYI Fund be set at 0.76 percent of the allocation base. Checks should be made

payable to Wisconsin District NYI, and sent to NYI Treasurer, S3551 Sand Rd., Baraboo, WI 53913.

10. That the NMI Fund be set at 0.36 percent of the allocation base. Checks should be made

payable to Wisconsin District NMI, and sent to the NMI Treasurer, 3319 W. Kilbourn St., Milwaukee,

WI 53208.

12. That new-start churches not be assessed fund payments until the assembly following

organization. However, at the time Bible studies or services are started, offerings should be received and

proper financial procedures begun. This will include the payment of 10% of all money received to the

Wisconsin District Church of the Nazarene as Payments in lieu of fund payments.

Further, in order to help our churches achieve these objectives, we recommend the following:

I. Local Interests

1. That each local church construct a workable operation budget, which will include projected

income and expenditures and payments of all general, regional, and district funds at its first board


meeting following the district assembly (provided this item has not already been cared for), and a copy of

such operating budget be sent to the district superintendent for review no later than September 15, 2010.

2. That all pastors, whenever possible, make positive ministry statements concerning the

importance of each allocated Fund.

3. That this report be duplicated and distributed or read at the first monthly meeting of each local

church board following district assembly.

4. In the interest of good Christian stewardship, that each local church adhere to the Manual

provisions regarding careful handling of money received and disbursed by the church. To facilitate, this

we recommend:

a) Use of computer software for church treasurer’s record keeping processes.

b) District Treasurer will be available for assistance in training for Quicken or any other

area of the church’s financial record keeping.

5. That each church be in compliance with the state and federal regulations that apply to FICA,

SECA, and income tax withholding requirements for church employees. This would include the timely

filing of quarterly wage statements.

6. That the Trustees of each local church review annually the adequacy of insurance coverage on

all properties; to also include liability coverage on all church-sponsored activities, workmen’s

compensation, sexual misconduct, and clergy counseling coverage. (Contact the district for appropriate

liability guidelines.)

7. That churches with unpaid loans from district funds, or receiving financial assistance from the

district, send a monthly report to the district superintendent and Advisory Board.

8. That no pastor, or any member of the pastor’s immediate family, on the Wisconsin District, act

as treasurer of that local church or an auxiliary of that local church without the express written permission

of the Advisory Board, and the District Advisory Board be empowered to enforce this ruling.

9. That the local church treasurer’s books be closed June 30, 2011, which shall be the close of

the statistical year for all churches.

II. District Interests

1. That the expense of publishing the District News be shared equally with the district auxiliaries.


2. That a District Handbook be made available to delegates at District Assembly and that

additional copies of the handbook be made available to churches and individuals in lieu of the District

Journal (NPH is no longer printing journals) at $6.00 per copy, to be ordered and paid for in advance of

the District Assembly.

3. That travel for all official district board and committee meetings be reimbursed at the rate

established from time to time by the Internal Revenue Service to be paid by the appropriate treasurer.

5. That the elected Finance Committee serve as a Fund Payment Incentive Committee, and that

they shall meet at other times throughout the year to find ways to encourage and implement full payment

of all allocated funds by each local church and to study the manner in which all district funds are allocated

to the church. This committee shall report to the Finance Committee at it next annual meeting concerning

the manner of allocated funds. This committee will also explore methods to develop new revenue sources

for raising funds for the District.

6. That our people consider home missions and church planting in Wisconsin when making their

wills. We recommend that local churches utilize the services of the regional representative of the Planned

Giving Department of the Church of the Nazarene in making their wills.

7. Concerning the District Superintendent, that:

a) The District Advisory Board consult with the district superintendent concerning the

current allocation of the amounts budgeted for the district superintendent’s salary,

annuity, insurance, and business expenses and the board may, at its discretion,

reallocate those amounts between the categories of salary, annuity, business

expenses, furnishings allowance, and such other reimbursement accounts that the

Advisory Board may establish.

b) An amount not exceeding one-third of the superintendent’s travel allowance be

disbursed by the district treasurer with the authorization of the District Advisory

Board, if requested.

c) That our district superintendent be allowed six weeks of paid vacation.

III. Schools and Colleges


1. That each local church make special effort to pay in full the ONU Fund during the coming year.

The operating budget at ONU is based on full payment by all churches. We do want to cooperate with,

and support our university, Olivet. Realizing that some churches are under financial stress, we

recommend that each of our churches help us reach our goal of full payment by voluntarily overpaying

their ONU Fund by 10%. This may be accomplished by having a special Olivet Day when a special

offering can be taken, etc. Checks should be made payable to Wisconsin District Church of the

Nazarene, and sent to 2807 Waunona Way, Madison, WI 53713.

2. That each local church observe the last Sunday of January as Nazarene Theological Seminary

Sunday by receiving an offering sponsored by the church and/or budgeting an appropriate amount.

Checks should be made payable to and mailed directly to Nazarene Theological Seminary, 1700 E.

Meyer Blvd., Kansas City, MO 64131.

3. That we commend Nazarene Bible College on carrying out its mission “to glorify Jesus Christ

as Lord by preparing adults to evangelize, disciple, and minister to the world.” That each local church

observe the first Sunday of October as Nazarene Bible College Sunday by receiving an offering

sponsored by the church and/or budgeting an appropriate amount. Checks should be made payable to

and mailed directly to Nazarene Bible College, 1111 Academy Park Loop, Colorado Springs, CO

80910.

IV. General Interests

1. That each church strive to be a 10 percent church for world evangelism.

2. That each church make every effort to achieve full payment of their Pensions and Benefits

Fund, knowing the direct impact this Fund plays in the retirement accounts of our active ministers and in

the lives of our retired ministers, spouses, and their surviving spouses.

V. District Operation

1. That the following budget be adopted for 2009--2010:

Resources and Administration Fund 2009--2010:

A. Salaries, Wages and Honoraria

1. District Superintendent* $ 53,900

a. Cash Salary 44,283


b. Social Security/SE Tax* 8,247

c. Medical Expense Reimbursement* 1,370

2. Office Secretarial 17,500

3. District Secretary 1,500

4. District Treasurer 1,800

5. District Web Master 900.00

$ 75,600

B. Parsonage/Housing Reimbursement

1. District Parsonage 6,800

a. Maintenance and Repair 2,000

b. Utilities 4,800

2. District Superintendent 4,800

a. D.S. Furnishings Reimbursement* 4,800

$ 11,600

C. Employee Benefits

1. District Superintendent 17,800

a. Tax-Sheltered Annuity* 5,000

b. Hospital/Health/Disability and Other Insurances 12,800

2. Other Personnel and District Staff 1,300

a. Social Security/SE Tax 1,300

$ 19,100

D. District Operations

1. Office Expenses 11,900

a. Stationery and Supplies 1,600

b. Telephone 2,600

c. Postage 1,000

d. Office Equipment 2,000


e. Publications including District Journals 2,700

f. Legal & Profession Service 1,000

g. Internet and Web Site Services 500

h. Software and Software updates 500

2. General Assembly Reserve 2,250

3. District Activities 20,800

a. Assembly & Camp 6,500

b. Pastoral Resources 6,500

1) M&M Retreat 2,000

2) Other Pastor’s Conferences 1,750

3) Books, health Surveys, Tapes 1,750

4) CEU Scholarships 1,000

c. District Board Meetings 6,000

d. Advertising 300

e. Miscellaneous 500

f. 75th Anniversary Celebration 1,000

4. Business and Professional Reimbursements 30,000

a. Auto and Travel Reimbursements* 15,000

b. Business Reimbursements* 10,000

c. Conferences & Seminars Reimbursements 5,000

5. Liability & Casualty Insurance 2,500

67,450

Resources and Administration Total 173,750

* See District Interests, 6b above.


EARL GILLETT, Secretary CHARLES H. HAYES, Chairman


2. Auditing

We, your Committee on Auditing, have received and are in the process of reviewing the following

treasurers' report:

Account Treasurer

District Jon Hanson

NMI Wanda Bussey

NYI Dan Hirst

SDMI Ministries Shelly Butts

Upon completion of our reviews, we will forward our final report to the District Advisory Board.


NORM ADDINGTON, Secretary JIM LUCAS, Chairman

3. Daily Journal

We, your Daily Journal Committee, submit the following report:

We have read and edited the minutes of the August 4, 2010, meeting and found them to be

accurate.


DAN HIRST, Secretary MICHAEL POSTELL, Chairman

4. Nominations

The Nominations Committee met June 5, 2010 at the Crosspoint Church of the Nazarene in

Madison, Wisconsin. Members present: clergy-Michael Postell, chairman; Floyd Gregory, Wes Harper,

Earl Gillettl; laypersons--Shawn Del Hansen, Dave Fry Kim Schulz, Barb Meissner and Mike Stamper. In

preparation for the 2010 District Assembly, the committee presents the following nominations and the

recommendation that elections be based upon a plurality vote:

Elected Officers and Boards

Advisory Board (three year term ending in 2013): clergy (elect one)--Rich Doering, Jon White,


Floyd Gregory, Jim Leston; laypersons (elect one)--Marla Blom, Shawn Del Hanson, Jim Maier, Wayne

Myers.

Sunday School/Discipleship Ministries Board (three year term ending in 2013): clery (elect one)--

Glenn Butts, Vito Monteblanco,, Jared Rider; layperson (elect one)--Kathy Gillespie, Janet Hornel, Angela

Montpas, John Whitteberry.

Board of Ministry (four year term ending in 2014, four to be elected): Curt Blair, Wilson Deaton,

Rich Doering, Dave Frazer, Terry Lemmon, Cheryl Rowe, Phil Stein, Grover Wooten.

Church Properties Board (three year term ending in 2013): clergy (elect one)--Kevin Hagen, Cliff

Larrabee, Judith Lipp; layperson (elect one)--Ron Lane, Bob Slaney, Mike Stamper.

Standing Committees to be elected by Acclamation at District Assembly

Finance Committee: laypersons-Norm Addington, Dave Fry, Jon Hagen, Stu Meissner Jr., Kim

Schulz, John Whitteberry; clergy--Rich Doering, David Frazer, Chuck Hayes, Jim Leston, David Monroe;

ex officio-district treasurer, treasurers of district auxiliaries.

Evangelism and Church Growth: Brian Bowman, Cheryl Rowe.

Auditing: Norm Addington, Jim Lucas, Dan Hirst.

Memoirs: Diane Gregory, Alberta Starnes.

Daily Journal: Dan Hirst, Michael Postell.

Education: Judith Lipp, Val Suiter.

Pastoral Support: Shawn Del Hansen.


FLOYD GREGORY, Secretary MICHAEL POSTELL, Chairman

5. Church Properties


The Wisconsin District Church Properties Board advanced the cause of the Kingdom of God

through the Church of the Nazarene by dealing with the following church property issue. We worked in

cooperation with the District Advisory Board and in conjunction with the Wisconsin Work and Witness

program. Specifically, we offered either advise and /or participation in the following projects:

1. Extensive repair and remodeling of the parsonage in Appleton, so that it could be ready for

rent. It is being rented as of May 2010. We also caught some developing water pipe leak issues in the

Appleton Church and in doing so, averted water flooding issues.

2. We have corresponded with and kept up dated with the Kenosha Church, in the building of

its’ new church building.

3. We have worked in an advisory capacity with the West Bend Church as to the change from

pews to chairs in the church sanctuary.

4. We replaced and installed 19 windows with new vinyl replacement windows in the South

Milwaukee parsonage.

5. We worked with the Richland Center Church resolving construction issues in the newly

acquired fellowship hall. Time was also given to helping insulate and frame walls in the same building.

6. We installed a handicap ramp and railing at the Menomonie Church to make it handicap

accessible.

7. We repaired damage from water leaks in the walls and bathrooms of the District parsonage.

We also repaired leak damage to the roof and then re roofed it. We also cleaned gutters on the District

parsonage.

8. We completed a fair amount of repair work to the Waukesha parsonage.

9. We have re roofed the Waukesha Church roof, also repaired some of the leak issues.

10. We have been in consultation and planning of a new church building in Danbury.

11. We have estimated and prepared to re-roof the Elo Church.

12. We have re-roofed part of the Wheeler Church.

13. We have worked at inspecting and analyzing leaks and needed repairs of the Laona Church

and parsonage.


14. Some church properties board members and volunteers helped complete more rooms in the

Eleva-Strum parsonage.

We are always in need of skilled and unskilled volunteers for the various building projects. It is

our desire to assist the Wisconsin District in the continual process of repairing, updating and construction

of our church related buildings for the Glory of God.

There is a good possibility that we will be building a church building for the Danbury Church in the

fall of 2010 and we will need volunteers.


DON HIRST, Secretary STEVE CRITES, Chairman

6. Memoirs

This hope we have as an anchor of the soul,

both sure and steadfast, and which enters the Presence behind the veil,

Hebrews 6:19 NKJV

Whispering Hope

Soft as the voice of an angel,

Breathing a lesson unheard,

Hope with a gentle persuasion

Whispers her comforting word:

Wait till the darkness is over,

Wait till life’s tempest is done,

Hope for the sunshine tomorrow,

After the sunshine is gone.

Whispering hope, O how welcome Thy voice.

Marking my heart in its sorrow rejoice.

Alice Hawthorn


The Memoirs Committee comes before the annual assembly concerning the passing of these

friends from our midst. We feel the loss of these friends deeply, yet we are assured with the hope of

eternal life.

Bob Dorr, Brodhead

Pamela Boos, Eau Claire

Gary Horning, Janesville

Alfred (Bob) Smith, Laona

Mrs. VictorLaske, Mattoon

Irene Blodgett, Mauston

Harley Hayes, Menomonie

Ruth Hepner, Milwaukee First

Rev. David Monroe, Racine Taylor Ave.

Leslie Moore, Richland Center

Douglas McKenzie, St. Croix Falls Calvary

Bernice Hanson, Wheeler

A Prayer…

Lord we thank you for comforting those who mourn and for providing support for those who grieve – You

are bestowing on them "a crown of beauty instead of ashes, the oil of gladness instead of mourning, and

a garment of praise instead of a spirit of despair." We thank you for all these things. We pray in Jesus

Name, Amen. Isaiah 61: 3 NKJV

Be Encouraged by God’s Word…

This I recall to my mind,

Therefore I have hope.

Through the LORD’s mercies we are not consumed,

Because His compassions fail not.


They are new every morning;

Great is Your faithfulness.

“The LORD is my portion,” says my soul,

“Therefore I hope in Him!”

The LORD is good to those who wait for Him,

To the soul who seeks Him. Lamentations 3: 21-25 NKJV


ALBERTA STARNES, Secretary DIANE L. GREGORY, Chairperson

7. Education

We, your Committee on Education, believe that we must be an informed people in order to be

God's people who follow His will for our lives. Therefore, since education is very important we recommend

that each local church support Christian education in the following ways:

1. Locally, through use of Nazarene materials in every area of the church, Sunday School, NYI,

and NMI ministries. This would include the utilization of Caravan, Bible quizzing, Vacation Bible School,

etc., wherever possible.

2. We recommend local congregations be supportive of their families involved in Christian home

schooling and Christian schools.

3. At the district level, through district-sponsored and promoted opportunities such as marriage

enrichment weekends, Continuing Lay Training (CLT) events, leadership meetings, etc.

4. Regionally, by supporting ONU with our young people, prayers, paying of our educational

fund, and contributing to the ONU Foundation (which is used to provide scholarships).

5. We also recommend using our Wisconsin ONU students for visits to local churches with the

story of ONU Christian education.

6. At the general level, through Nazarene Bible College and Nazarene Theological Seminary

with prayer, students, and offerings.

7. We recommend that early in the church year local pastors and congregations plan a calendar

of seminars and leadership training opportunities, motivating their people by example to become more


effective in kingdom work, and giving open recognition to those who strive to improve themselves.

8. Local churches should encourage their pastors to participate in ongoing educational and

practical training opportunities through seminars, courses, ONU, NTS, and the Internet, showing an active

spirit of wanting to be a useful tool in the Master’s hands.


JUDITH LIPP, Secretary VAL SUITER, Chairman

8. Evangelism and Church Growth

This is love: not that we loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son as an atoning sacrifice

for our sins. Christ’s love compels us to have mercy on those who doubt and to snatch others from the

fire. Indeed, everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved. But how can they hear without

someone preaching to them?

We, the Evangelism and Church Growth Committee, realize a need for commitment to evangelize

the communities of Wisconsin in which we live. It is the result of faith in a believer’s heart that causes one

to place others above oneself and reach out with the love of God to one’s community.

To that end, we challenge the congregations of the Wisconsin District Church of the Nazarene to:

• train our people to be able to effectively share the gospel

• make evangelism a priority in our daily lives

• find our direction by identifying the individual needs of each community

• recognize that out of love Christ gave to us all

• realize that we must give to all

• overcome our fears, struggles, insecurities and pain to reach the lost with the gospel of

Jesus Christ

• establish methods whereby new believers are discipled to Christlikeness

Christ’s love compels us.


CHERYL ROWE, Secretary BRIAN BOWMAN, Chairman


9. Pastoral Support

We, your committee on Pastoral Support, submit the following report and recommendations:

We would like to commend all the churches that are improving with regard to pastoral support

and care. While it is very difficult to fulfill recommendations listed below, there are many that do not even

require dollar commitments. We continue to urge and applaud efforts that are made to make all our

pastors feel appreciated and supported. We encourage all churches to make this a matter of prayer and

action.

Pastoral care is a definite biblical concept that is assigned to laity “full of the Spirit and wisdom”

that must not be considered lightly by our elected church boards. Today, we are being made aware of the

needs of pastors and their families through many organizations such as Focus on the Family, Family Life

Today, and others.

Even here in Wisconsin, organizations and retreat centers are focusing on the emotional,

psychological, and spiritual needs of pastors and families. We commend such groups and support them

in their efforts. As churches review and study ways that they can improve their level of care and concern

for their pastor and family, we recommend that the following organizations be considered: Green Lake

Conference Center, W2511 State Hwy 23, Green Lake, WI 54941, (920-294-3323, www.glcc.org); Broom

Tree Ministries, PO Box 180681 Delafield, WI 53018, (262-646-7774, www.broomtreeministries.org);

Woodshore, 125 Sturdevant Rd., Smiths Creek, MI 48074, (810-385-8887, e-mail:

[email protected], Internet: www.woodshore.com); Eagle's Rest, N701 Park Dr., Ogema, WI

54459, (715-767-5445); Ministers Network, 504 Lake St., Beaver Dam, WI 53916, (920-887-7850); and

Ministries Resource Center, 14190 Barker Hollow Rd., Woodman, WI 53827, (608-988-4649).

We recommend that local church boards designate a portion of the board as a Pastoral Support

Committee, in response to its duties outlined in Manual 129.8 and 129.9. We recommend that each

church purchase Support Your Local Pastor, a book published by NavPress and available through

Promise Keepers, and that members of the Pastoral Support Committee read this book as they make

various recommendations to the board for implementation.


Realizing that staffing and church resources may vary, we urge semiannual consideration of each

of the following areas:

I. Finances

A. Salaries

1. The pastor’s and paid assistant’s salaries, expense reimbursement, and benefits should be

reviewed for budgeting considerations prior to the annual meeting and again in December. It should be

recognized that a salary increase would not be an actual increase unless it is above the cost of living

index increase. When a pastor leads a church in growth that is reflected in increased finances, let this be

a factor in determining the amount of the increase of salary and benefits.

2. Each local church needs to strive to have a minimum weekly salary for its pastor of $300

(exclusive of parsonage and automobile reimbursements) or allow its pastor to seek outside employment

to supplement his or her income.

3. Local church boards are encouraged to investigate the possibility of granting a furnishings

allowance in lieu of a percentage of salary.

B. Housing

1. Churches should discuss the option with their pastor to purchase his or her own home if the

church does not own its own parsonage. The church should establish a housing allowance

commensurate with current housing and utility costs of the area when a pastor chooses to purchase

his/her own home.

2. If a parsonage is owned by the local church, the appropriate committee or board should be

aware of and be responsible for needed repairs, maintenance, and improvements. (Manual 143.2)

C. Insurance

1. Local churches should pay the pastor’s family group health plan premiums.

2. Consideration should be given to provide the supplemental term life insurance and the long-

term disability insurance for the pastor that is offered by the general church.

3. Each church board should establish a policy in regard to pastoral sick leave.

D. Local Church Expense

1. Each local church should set up a reimbursable plan for the pastor’s car expense, continually


considering the increase in church-related auto expenses. Consideration should be given to operating

costs, maintenance, depreciation, insurance, and registration. Other business expenses of the pastor

should be handled with an accountable reimbursement plan so that business expenses are accounted to

the employer and reimbursed to the employee within 15 days after filing the expense request.

2. Local churches normally pay the moving expenses for a new pastor. (i.e., van cost, family

travel expenses, etc.)

3. Each church should provide for a comfortable and well-equipped office for its pastor. This

provision should include computer, supplies, postage, telephone, and secretarial help, if possible.

E. Retirement Benefits

1. Local churches are encouraged to give their pastor an offering equivalent to the pastor’s actual

Social Security tax and that this offering be given quarterly. (Tax is based on the total of his salary and

housing allowance or parsonage rental value.)

2. We urge local churches to make adequate financial preparation for their pastor’s future

retirement by considering paying into an annuity an amount equal to a minimum of 10% of the pastor’s

salary. We encourage participation in the tax-sheltered annuity program of the Church of the Nazarene.

3. We strongly urge full payment of the Pensions and Benefits Budget.

II. Well-Being

A. Physical

1. We recommend that each church board clarify the length and conditions of paid vacation at the

beginning of each church year and communicate this action to the pastor. The following guidelines are

suggested for lengths of paid vacation time based upon accumulative years of ministerial service in the

denomination.

1-5 years 2 weeks (14 days including 2 Sundays)




26 years and over 6 weeks (42 days including 6 Sundays)


For good physical and mental health, pastors should be urged by their congregations to take time

allotted for vacation. However, if for any reason, a pastor is unable to take the allotted time, we do not

recommend that vacation time be accumulative. We also urge that the churches pay the supply pastor in

the absence of their pastor.

2. We encourage each pastor take one day per week for relaxation and refreshment of the mind,

body, and soul. Since this is not always possible, we recommend compensating days off be given and

that the local church insist on periodic days off in addition to regular vacation time.

B. Spiritual

1. In light of the stressful challenges faced by pastors, we encourage congregations to grant

them a sabbatical leave (4-8 weeks), in addition to normal vacation time, after the completion of each 7

years of continuous full-time employment with the local church. The purposes of a sabbatical include rest,

spiritual renewal, professional development, and the creation of a fresh vision. Guidelines are available in

the District Resource Center. See Manual paragraph 129.10.

2. We strongly urge the establishment of some type of Prayer Partner ministry for the pastor in

each church.

3. Laity should seek to help the pastor, in any way possible, to fulfill the imposing task of being

the spiritual leader for the congregation he/she currently serves.

4. Churches should encourage their pastor to participate in a peer accountability group on a

regular basis. The district suggests participation in the monthly “maximizing pastors” gatherings as a

starting point.

C. Educational

1. In light of the General Assembly mandated Continued Education Requirement for pastors each

year, each church should encourage its pastor to enrich his/her ministry at the local church by providing

their pastor opportunities for continuing education. These may include ministerial conventions, seminars,

directed studies, and special college and seminary courses. This could also include an allowance for

professional development materials and the payment of professional dues.

2. Each church should allow its pastor at least two weeks of paid study leave per year (e.g.,

PALCON, continuing education at Olivet, graduate work, NBC Online Classes, Nazarene Theological


Seminary, etc.).

D. Inspirational

1. Each local church needs to assist their pastor in attending District Assembly and Conventions.

2. Every local church should provide for the expenses of their pastor and spouse to attend the

M&M Retreat. Church boards should strongly encourage their pastor to attend annually, as this serves to

help refresh spirits and strengthen the bond with fellow servants on the district.

3. We encourage local churches to set aside, in a separate account, a weekly or monthly amount

to be used to assist their pastor in attending General Assembly and Conventions. A small amount of

money set aside each month for this during the next four years would make this assistance affordable to

every church.

4. Local churches are encouraged to consider assisting a newstart pastor, evangelist, missionary,

or retired pastor in attending these.

III. Family

A. Special Recognition

Each church is encouraged to recognize all members of the parsonage family at appropriate

times of the year: birthdays, anniversaries, Christmas, Clergy Appreciation Month (October), etc. Special

attempts should be made to show appreciation and express love to the pastors and families at all times.

IV. Evangelists

A. Compensation

A church should give an evangelist used for a special meeting a minimum of $300, plus travel

expenses, for an over Sunday meeting, or an amount equal to twice the pastor’s salary for the number of

Sundays involved in the meeting, whichever is greater.

1. Each church should give the evangelist an offering equal to the evangelist’s Social Security

tax.

2. Each church should include an amount in the evangelist’s remuneration for parsonage

allowance and utilities.

3. Each church needs to be sensitive to the financial hardships caused by cancellation of an

evangelistic meeting by the church.


We strongly urge that each local church adopt a pastoral care policy and provide a written copy to

the pastor and district superintendent immediately after each review of said policy.

All church boards should have this report read at their first meeting following assembly and at any

subsequent reviews of the pastoral care policy. We request that the district superintendent verify that

local church secretaries or other designee do this twice each year and submit a complete review of the

study of the pastoral care and any action taken.


SHAWN DEL HANSEN, Secretary MARLA BLOM, Chairman


VI. Minutes of the Conventions and Auxiliaries

A. NMI CONVENTION

Morning Session, August 2, 2010

The 75th Wisconsin District NMI Convention was opened with prayer and scripture reading

(Psalm 92) from Karen Mitten, our district NMI president. Song leader, Nikki Clark, led us in a time of

worship with songs of praise.

A missionary from Quito, Ecuador was introduced. He shared a DVD about NILI, the new

language study program offered through the South American Theological Seminary. University students

from the United States have the opportunity to be immersed in the Spanish-speaking culture in Quito. He

also shared an inspirational story about Lucy. She works with the NILI program director and students.

Lucy received help from the Nazarene church as a young girl and she received Jesus as her Savior. She

truly believes and lives God’s promise that He works for the good of those He loves and calls. (Romans

8:28). You may find NILI at www.gonili.com

Bettina Bowman presented this year’s theme, To Make Christlike Disciples . . . in our Judea, with

a special music solo. We are inspired to “Take you, God, to the nations”.

Our Mission Call Coordinator, Bettina Bowman, interviewed Alaina Hagan, a high school student

who had a missions experience this past summer in Guatemala.

Kari Hayes, WI District NYI president, presented Mission: Madison. The youth and adult helpers

have a great opportunity today to participate in a hands-on outreach in Madison, Wisconsin. They will be

serving at the River Food Pantry and the Care Net Pregnancy center. A commission prayer was led by

one of our missionaries.

Rev. Steve Crites updated the convention about the recent Wisconsin Helping Wisconsin

projects. The “big” project on the horizon, beginning fall, 2010, is a new church building in Danbury,

Wisconsin. Helpers may contact Rev. Crites.

The Mission:Madison youth were dismissed to their event.

Karen Mitten called the meeting to order.


Chari Suiter set the agenda for the day. The voting bar was the middle section of the Ballroom as

well as the District Secretary’s office. Pages are Nadine Knight for the morning session and Mary

Eastman in the afternoon. The Parliamentarian is Rev. Mike Postell.

Board of Tellers was appointed: Pastor Jonathan Tipton, Chairman; Carolyn Miller, Ryan

Larrabee, Faye Crandall, Donna Biggerstaff, Judi Ingram, Nancy Bixby, Judy Leudtke.

Chari Suiter moved that the duly elected alternates be seated without reading names to the

convention. The motion was seconded and unanimously passed.

Next, greetings were read from Martha Bean, Central USA Representative. Greetings will be sent

to her in return and to the NMI Director, Rev. Daniel Ketchum and to our new LINKS missionaries.

Patty Woodford presented the new education materials with an informative DVD. Patty gave

further helpful instructions for our local NMI presidents. These resources are available through NPH.

Order blanks were distributed and collected.

Rev. Derl G. Keefer called for the special order of the day, and Karen Mitten gave her report. She

praised the Lord for all He has done in this previous church year. She spoke of modern technology and

how it helps remind us to meet the goals of NMI: Prayer, Education, Giving and Discipleship. Rev. Keefer

called for a special love offering to be received in response for the excellent leadership of our District NMI

President, Karen Mitten. The offering given to our leader totaled: $708.06

Wanda Bussey presented the treasurer’s report. She acknowledged the local NMI treasurers for

their faithful ministry this church year. The Haiti project was a great outpouring of God’s love through

Wisconsin Nazarenes. A surplus of funds, $1,500, was sent to Haiti for a clean water well. Local

treasurers should refer to the president’s packet for detailed instructions. Follow these directions carefully

and consider giving on-line through the General Church Website. A motion was made, seconded and

passed to accept the report.

Clifford, our buddy, made a surprise visit at our convention! Clifford was here to collect a special

offering for the “Buddy Plan” which assists international delegates attending the General Assembly.

Rev. Laabs gave instructions for the scan-card ballots. The Board of Tellers was called, and the

ballot was distributed. Chari Suiter read the ballot. A motion was made, seconded and passed that the


ballot be accepted as read. Ballots were cast. Witnesses for the scan-card ballot tabulation include:

Teller Chariman Tipton, Rev. Laabs and Rev. Monteblanco.

Pam Eichler, director of the Wisconsin Nazarene Compassionate Center in Milwaukee shared

news and updates about the activities and victories at the center this past year. She appreciates the

district support through our prayers and the pantry supply brought to convention today!

We were dismissed for lunch. A Funding the Mission workshop will be held at 1:30 p.m. for those

interested.

Afternoon Session, August 2, 2010

The afternoon session began with praise and worship led by Nikki Clark.

A missionary brought the afternoon message. He shared a DVD featuring his family. We all

enjoyed his son’s view and narration about their family life in Ecuador. He then told us the compelling

true life story of Felix Vargas, whose story is on DVD, “Out of the Dark”, a Nazarene World Mission

production.

A District gift was presented to this missionary and an offering was received. The offering totaled:

$1,200. Praise God for His generous people!

Reggie Granger shared about a recent Work & Witness trip to Switzerland. Another trip is already

planned for Jordan and Jerusalem, including a Holy Land Tour. Information is available in the President’s

packet.

ShawnDel Hansen presented an invitation to the upcoming “Great Mission Rally”- Children’s

Mission Day in Crosspoint Church, Madison, WI. Saturday September 25, 2010 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Two missionaries will be the speakers. Bible story, crafts, music and fun are on the agenda. Let’s be sure

to bring our children to this fun event so that they may have the opportunity to hear God’s call for their life.

Reggie Holmes presented information about our new LINKS families, Michael and Diane

Chapman, Papua, New Guinea and Cheri Kommel, South Africa. Please refer to the president’s packet

for details on how to support our LINKS in the coming church year.

Diane Gregory presented the Ambassador Action and the Nazarene Compassionate Ministries

“Gift Catalog”. The children and youth can choose their own project from this year’s catalog to fulfill their


goal. The Gift Catalog may also be used to give a gift to our loved ones. Please follow the instructions in

the catalog or the president’s packet to remit these funds.

Abby Rowe shared about her experiences in Korea. She has been a teacher in Korea for the

past year and she also volunteers at a local orphanage there. The Korean Nazarene University provided

the link to her teaching position.

Rev. Phil Stein reported about the Work & Witness trip to Haiti after the devastating earthquake.

He shared a slide presentation and shared his observations from this experience. The “Hope for Haiti” t-

shirts were sold for $10 each during his report. The proceeds will support clean water wells in Haiti.

Another trip to Haiti is planned for September 25 through October 11, 2011.

An offering was received for World Evangelism Fund. Total amount received: $2,470.91 Praise

God!

Results of the Ballot were read. 113 Ballots cast, 2 invalid. Council Member election: (Two-year

term ending 2012).: Elect two--Christina Hoffman, 22; Cheryl Knudson, 56; Sephanie Laabs, 20; Denae

Larrabee, 31; Chari Suiter, 65; Kathy Wooten, 23. Treasurer (Two-year term ending 2012): Wanda

Bussey, 107 yes, 1 no. Work and Witness Coordinator International (Two-year term ending 2012): Randie

Blom, 105 yes, 1 no; NMI District President (One year term ending 2011): Karen Mitten, 107 yes, 0 no.

Declared elected --Karen Mitten, President; Wanda Bussey, Treasurer; Randie Blom, Work and Witness

Coordinator, International; Council Members: Cheryl Kudson, Chari Suiter.

Karen Mitten recognized all the Mission Priority One churches this year. A gift was given for each

church pastor and NMI president.

The Memorial Roll for this past church year was presented by Karla Postell.

Rev. Keefer led a prayer of installation for the upcoming year NMI Council. The meeting was

adjourned.


DIANE L. GREGORY, Recording Secretary

B. COMBINED SDMI AND NYI CONVENTION

Morning Session, August 3, 2010


The convention opened with a YouTube video of Teen Camp and introduction of the Olivet

Nazarene University group, Beyond Tomorrow by NYI president, Kari Hayes. The group led in worship.

Rev. Mark Quinn opened in prayer. Pastor Brian Bowman introduced our speaker for the day, Hal

Perkins.

Hal spoke about why we should make disciples. We will remember his visual illustration of little

king will and King Jesus: He enlisted the help of others at the round table of one’s heart with each person

representing one “voice” speaking to our heart:

• Mind--“I think”

• Emotions--“I feel”

• Desires--“I want”

• People--“They said… they think… they want.”

• Demonic influences--speak through the others at the table

When we make Jesus our King, we then turn to Him to ask what the Holy Spirit wants us to do

and if the “voices” of our heart are true.

We need to make disciples because others NEED to learn to “Walk by the Spirit… and … not

carry out the desires of the flesh.” We must make disciples because Jesus made disciples. We must

make disciples because Jesus commanded His disciples to make disciples.

Brian gave his report via a video presentation. Sheila Butts gave the treasurer’s report. Following

these reports, Brian recognized the efforts of his council by presenting them with a Culver’s gift card.

Craig Manes then shared a video of Olivet Nazarene University and gave a report in place of

Joey Cash, our representative, who was unable to be here due to a death in the family.

Kari Hayes presented her annual report as NYI leader beginning with a video of the top ten

reasons to be part of NYI.

Rev. Chuck Hayes took an offering for both of our leaders, Kari and Brian, expressing the

appreciation of the district for their efforts and dedication.

The Teen Quizzing report was given by Stephen Hruska, and he acknowledged the quizzers this

year and their excellent effort.

The convention dismissed for lunch.


Afternoon session, August 3, 2010

The Ladies Ensemble from Green Bay provided pre-convention music.

Beyond Tomorrow opened the afternoon worship time.

Hal Perkins spoke about how we can have the mind of Christ.

• Do what He did--John 14:12, (Nothing without the Father)

• Be holy as he was holy--1 Peter 1:15-16,

• Walk as Jesus walked--1 John 2:6

The very core of what he came for was to take the Me without Him out of us. His priority was His

relationship with the Father. We must become Christlike as we disciple others. What is Christlikeness?

• Maturing in Spirit-walk

• Meeting with Jesus

• Ministering with Jesus

• Making and multiplying Christlike disciples

Hal closed with an invitation to the conventions to make a covenant with God to seek to get some

help from another as they mature in their walk.

Brian Bowman asked us to quit doing CAWKI.

Church

As

We

Know

It

Brian presented the Perkins with gifts from the district. Our day ended with break-out sessions

with Debbie and Hal Perkins.


REGGIE HOLMES, Recording Secretary


VII. Financial and Statistical

A. DISTRICT TREASURER

Comparative Balance Sheet

(Statistical year dates) June 30, 2009 June 30, 2010

Assets

Current Assets

Checking Account $ 9,198 $ 3,162

Savings Account 60,743 40,861

Scudder Money Market Account 2,629 2,630

Total Current Assets $ 72,570 $ 46,653

Investments

UBS Paine Weber Investments 414,764 450,619

Total Investments $ 414,764 $ 450,620

Property and Equipment

District Parsonage 400,000 400,000

Other District Held Properties 938,200 938,200

Total Property and Equipment $ 1,338,200 $ 1,338,200

Total Assets $ 1,825,534 $ 1,835,473

Liabilities and Fund Balance

Liabilities

Current Liabilities (due in 1 year or less)

Appleton Mortgage $ 3,468 $ 3,468

2010 ONU budget money received 150 -

Long-term Liabilities (due in more than 1 year)

Appleton Mortgage 36,480 35,571

Total Liabilities $ 40,098 $ 39,039


Fund Balance

Home Missions Fund 16,018 2,220

ONU Scholarship Fund for Families of Pastors - 5,000

General Assembly Fund - 2,250

District Property Development Fund 403,642 411,726

24/7 Fund 6,018 5,759

Special Gifts for District Support Fund 9,822 10,708

Undesignated Fund Balance 51,684 59,609

District Properties 1,298,252 1,299,161

Total Fund Balance $ 1,785,436 $ 1,796,434

Total Liabilities and Fund Balance $ 1,825,534 $ 1,835,473

Statement of Operations

July 1, 2009 through June 30, 2010

Income

District Unified Budget

From churches for prior fiscal year $ 17,351

From churches for current fiscal year 138,617

$ 155,968

Other District Receipts

Camp Mtg and Assembly Offerings * 2,579

Seminar and Conference Fees and Assembly Support 5,272

Interest Income 118

Other Receipts 30

$ 7,999

Total Regular Income $ 163,967

Related to District Held Property Income Expense Net Gain


Rental / upkeep of held properties $ 15,825 $ (7,521) $ 8,304

$ 15,825 $ (7,521) $8,304

Total Property Related Income 8,304

Pass Through Items Income Expense Difference

For ONU (prior fiscal year) $ 16,184 $ (16,184) $ -

For ONU (current fiscal year) 43,456 (43,606) (150)

Subtotal $ 59,640 $ (59,790) (150)

For District and General Church Departments

3,588 (3,588) -

NMI 2009 Work and Witness trip to Haiti 443 (443) -

Wisconsin District Lay Retreat 9,201 (9,201( -

Assembly Love Offering for D.S. 725 (725) -

Love offering for Berkner's at departure 885 (886) -

District NYI and SDMI Training Day 1,395 (1,395) -

Sp Gifts for Dist and Pastoral Support 5,886 (5,000) (886

ONU Scholarships for families of Pastors 5,000 - 5,000

Home Missions Fund - (13,798) (13,798)

24/7 1,115 (1,374) (259)

$ 28,239 $(36,410) $ (8,171)

Net Income from Pass Through Items (8,321)

Total All Income $ 163,950

Expenses

Salaries, Wages and Honoraria

District Superintendent $ 56,814

Office--Secretarial 14,093

District Secretary (annual stipend) 1,500.00

District Treasurer (annual stipend) 1,800.00


District Webmaster (annual stipend) 900.00

$ 75,107

Employee Benefits

District Superintendent Annuity $ 4,221

District Superintendent Health and Life Insurance 7,455

Other personnel--Social Security Tax 1,078

$ 12,754

District Office / Parsonage

Maintenance and Repair $ 1,531

Utilities 3,691

Furnishing Allowance 3,653

$ 8,875

Office Expenses

Office Supplies $ 1,358

Telephone 3,043

Internet and Website Services 220

Postage 411

Office Equipment 4,261

Software and Software Upgrades 732

Other 8

$ 10,033

District Activities

District Assembly and Camp Meeting Expense $ 6,219

Conferences and Seminars 5,173

Board Meetings 7,273

Publications (Journals, Manuals, etc.) 2,552

Gifts 427

Resources to Grow District Churches 289


Expenses for DS Transition 8,043

Other 1,020

$ 30,996

Business and Professional Expenses

Automobile and Travel $ 8,821

Reimbursed Business Expenses 5,319

Conferences and Seminars 6,010

Legal and Professional Expense 420

Liability and Casualty Insurance 2,555

$ 25,106

Total All Regular Expenses 162,871

Excess of Regular Income over Regular Expenses $ 1,096

Excess of All Income over All Expenses $ 1,079

B. DISTRICT SDMI TREASURER

Beginning Balance, July 1, 2009, US Bank $ 14,516

Associated Bank Certificate Number 1 2, 000

Total Fund Balance, July 1, 2009 $16,516

Receipts

Church Budgets, Prior Year 552

Church Budgets 8,570

Refunds, General Assembly 74

Pass Thru Love Offering--SDMI Convention 362

Pass Thru--Jeannie McCullough 510

Children’s Camp Income 7,143

Children’s Quizzing 297

Children’s Talent Day Income 105

Men’s Retreat Income 3,315


Men’s Retreat Candy Sales (Scholarships) 81

Women’s Retreat Income 12,234

Interest from CD 331

Total Receipts $33,574

Total Fund Balance $50,090

Expenses

Administrative Expenses 280

Banking Fees, service charges 13

Check Order 109

Children and Youth Leader Training 415

Children’s Camp 9,989

Children’s Camp Director Fee--Woman’s Retreat 120

Children’s Quizzing 385

District Leadership Convention--Brian Bowman 1,022

District Meetings 1,057

Men’s Ministries 4,357

Mission Day 564

Pass Thru Love Offering--SDMI Convention 362

Pass Thru--Jeannie McCullough 510

Returned Checks 12

SDMI Convention Expenses 1057

SDMI Portion of Convention 1,021

SDMI Mileage 1669

SDMI Retreat--Sky Lodge Camp 428

Sky Lodge--Bows and Arrows Donation 1,307

SS/Caravan Seminar in Tomah 168

Treasurer’s Fee--Women’s Retreat 120

VBS Kit for Director 100


Women’s Ministries 13,848

Total Expenses $37,958

Total Fund Balance June 30, 2010 $12,133


SHEILA BUTTS

C. DISTRICT NYI TREASURER

Beginning Balance, July 1, 2009 $12,600

Receipts

Budget Income $13,533

Prior Year Budget Income 684

Camp 4,752

District Convention 511

District Celebrate Life 1,410

Regional Celebrate Life 6,625

Fun Night 2,070

Mid-Winter Retreat 9,370

Quizzing 2,286

Other Income 2

$41,243

Disbursements

Administration $5,242

General Convention (1,171)

Camp 6,696

District Celebrate Life 656

District Convention 1,688

Fun Night 1,843

Mid-Winter Retreat 10,143


Regional Celebrate Life 8,930

Quizzing 1,022

$ 35,049

Ending Balance, June 30, 2010 $18,795

Balance on Hand

Wisconsin District NYI Operating Account $ 12,468

Money Market Account 3,253

NYC Savings Account 3,074

Total to Account For $18,795


DAN HIRST

D. DISTRICT NMI TREASURER

Balance on Hand, July 1, 2010 $8,781

Receipts $34,126

Dues Income 8,701

General Fund $ 6,841

Work and Witness Fund 723

Previous Work and Witness Fund 77

Previous General Fund 654

General Convention Fund 361

Previous General Convention Fund 38

Interest 7

Convention Income: Luncheon 1,864

Project Income: 16,861

Children/Youth 124

Books for Pastors 277

Haiti Trip 16,560


Exchange Income: 6,700

Buddy Plan 120

Children's Rally 252

Deputation 750

Love Offerings 2,185

Miscellaneous 0

WEF (1,052 for 09-10) 4,142

Disbursements $31,728

Convention Expenses: 4,675

Awards and gifts 410

Booklet 272

Luncheon 1,776

Hotel 545

Missionary Speaker Costs 740

Miscellaneous expenses 930

General Church Expenses 1,445

Compassionate Ministries 1,445

Child Sponsorship 0

Missionary Christmas Fund 0

Administration 2,088

Mission Tours 779

Postage Rebate 80

Council Meeting expenses 208

Conferences 478

Deputation Costs 461

Miscellaneous 82

Project Expenses: 16,790

Children/Youth (Paid in July 2010) 0


Books for Pastors 0

Haiti Trip 16,790

Exchange Expenses: 6,730

Buddy Plan 0

Children's Rally 402

Love Offerings 2,185

Deputation 0

WEF (Church donation) 4,143

Miscellaneous (CCK) 0

Balance on Hand June 30, 2010 $11,178


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Real Estate

Value District Parsonage $400,000

Value District Center

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43 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 43Appleton First2 0 0 0

78 3 2 0 1 3 2 0 1 78Baraboo First3 64 1 23Rev. Jonathan L. Tipton

36 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 38Brodhead4 31 0 22Rev. David R. Krohn

87 2 2 0 0 6 1 0 5 83Burlington First5 49 0 21Rev. Terry W. Lemmon

35 7 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 42Columbus6 37 0 0Rev. Floyd L. Laabs

24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24Danbury Faith Community7 20 0 9Mr. Richard Luebke

55 2 1 0 1 4 0 2 2 53Eau Claire First8 46 0 20Rev. William Boeselager

10 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 9Eleva-Strum9 24 1 2Rev. Grover M. Wooten

30 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 32Elo10 18 0 6Rev. Judith A. Lipp

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Fond du Lac11 0 0 0

46 0 0 0 0 3 2 1 0 43Forest Center12 35 0 0Rev. Clifford E. Larrabee

38 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 4 34Green Bay Grace Harbor13 56 0 1Rev. Brian E. Bowman

89 15 3 11 1 1 0 0 1 103Janesville Randolph Park14 26 0 52Rev. Floyd E. Gregory

73 4 0 4 0 6 0 0 6 71Kenosha Amigos en Cristo15 53 0 17Rev. Luis Escoto

44 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 44Kenosha Family16 42 0 9Rev. Wilson L. Deaton

34 0 0 0 0 5 1 0 4 29LaCrosse Community17 47 0 0Rev. Curtis J. Blair

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15 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 2 14Laona18 5 0 7Rev. Stella S. Sowder

5 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 1 4Little Wolf19 4 0 0Rev. Adin R. Crandall

109 2 2 0 0 3 3 0 0 108Madison Crosspoint20 47 0 42Rev. Jon D. White

51 5 0 5 0 8 0 5 3 48Madison Vida Nueva21 40 0 20Rev. M. Isabel Hernandez

26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26Marshfield22 0 0 0

160 22 0 21 1 14 2 5 7 168Mattoon23 103 0 69Mark Quinn

65 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 2 64Mauston24 46 0 21Rev. Michael D. Postell

80 3 2 0 1 1 1 0 0 82Menomonie25 28 0 15

17 6 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 23Mercer26 14 0 9David Stuhr

68 21 0 20 1 9 2 2 5 80Milwaukee First27 52 0 0Rev. Earl L. Gillett

20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20Monroe28 30 0 7Rev. H. Wayde Hunt

256 2 0 2 0 9 3 0 6 249Racine Community29 109 0 150Rev. Richard Benjamin Doering

126 3 2 0 1 2 2 0 0 127Racine Taylor Avenue30 62 0 0J Vito Monteblanco

161 1 0 0 1 5 0 0 5 157Richland Center31 119 0 0Rev. Charles H. Hayes

24 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 23South Milwaukee32 32 12 0Rev. Thomas J. Rodriguez

30 12 0 12 0 2 2 0 0 40Sparta33 38 4 5Carlton Hamrick Jr

56 0 0 0 0 4 2 0 2 52Spooner34 48 0 12Rev. David W. Frazer

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83 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 84Tomah36 90 0 25Rev. James G. Leston

31 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 28Viroqua37 12 0 16Rev. Jared Walter Rider

53 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 53Waukesha38 0 0 0

29 2 2 0 0 2 2 0 0 29Wausau39 26 3 7Rev. Ron Bergin

20 0 0 0 0 9 1 0 8 11West Bend First40 18 0 0Rev. Glenn A. Butts

63 3 0 2 1 4 2 0 2 62Wheeler New Life41 103 0 7Rev. Steven C. Crites

0Wisconsin Supplemental 0 0 0 0

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2,399 66

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2,360 125 18 92 15 115 31 16

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Appleton First2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Baraboo First3 10 8 8 3 132 34 150 45 45 0 25 0 3 44 13

Brodhead4 10 8 8 1 55 22 73 31 15 8 0 8 1 16 0

Burlington First5 14 4 3 2 93 26 110 32 32 25 0 0 6 87 4

Columbus6 10 8 1 1 25 18 36 27 27 6 0 0 0 35 0

Danbury Faith Community7 5 3 0 0 6 4 11 7 7 0 0 0 0 0 0

Eau Claire First8 3 3 17 15 35 20 55 38 14 21 0 0 17 0 0

Eleva-Strum9 11 10 0 0 21 10 32 20 15 5 20 0 0 10 16

Elo10 7 0 1 0 10 0 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 10

Fond du Lac11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Forest Center12 12 6 3 1 22 13 37 20 17 8 23 0 7 8 1

Green Bay Grace Harbor13 10 10 8 7 35 23 53 40 40 19 26 0 9 38 0

Janesville Randolph Park14 7 2 3 4 25 12 35 18 18 12 13 0 6 89 0

Kenosha Amigos en Cristo15 17 17 6 6 18 18 41 41 17 24 0 0 0 0 0

Kenosha Family16 5 3 10 5 31 19 46 27 27 13 0 0 12 0 0

LaCrosse Community17 24 16 13 8 59 18 96 42 26 14 29 22 17 29 0

Laona18 4 0 5 0 20 5 29 5 5 5 0 0 0 4 1

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Madison Crosspoint20 10 9 8 6 36 28 54 43 43 0 0 0 8 36 27

Madison Vida Nueva21 2 15 1 8 2 28 5 51 25 8 0 0 0 0 0

Marshfield22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Mattoon23 43 24 26 12 113 51 182 87 87 0 84 54 33 107 7

Mauston24 15 8 5 3 67 23 87 34 34 0 0 0 6 28 10

Menomonie25 5 2 3 1 38 17 46 20 20 0 0 0 0 16 12

Mercer26 3 2 3 3 15 0 21 5 2 0 0 0 0 10 0

Milwaukee First27 36 8 32 6 104 25 172 39 39 0 8 0 34 68 12

Monroe28 7 0 4 2 14 7 25 9 9 0 0 0 6 5 0

Racine Community29 28 19 11 6 78 45 117 70 70 9 67 15 20 78 25

Racine Taylor Avenue30 12 10 24 16 59 40 95 66 55 10 52 0 0 0 0

Richland Center31 49 25 28 26 100 58 177 109 71 31 230 35 30 161 0

South Milwaukee32 12 10 2 2 7 10 21 22 22 0 20 0 2 19 9

Sparta33 15 10 5 3 15 12 35 25 21 10 21 0 8 22 13

Spooner34 13 5 13 6 51 36 77 47 31 27 15 0 16 57 17

St. Croix Falls Calvary35 12 5 2 13 6 35 20 53 20 20 24 12 1 15 0


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Wausau39 14 8 6 2 21 15 41 25 25 0 14 0 2 28 3

West Bend First40 7 0 15 0 24 11 46 11 11 11 0 0 15 24 12

Wheeler New Life41 28 18 36 17 61 26 125 61 61 0 0 0 44 62 30

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242 1,237 319 166 711 309 1,044 1,274 2,435 771 1,560 193 347 310 528

555 273 456 148 1,643 707 2,654 1,128 1,128 612 97 520 1,302 206

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Appleton First2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Baraboo First3 99,801 6,570 2,160 805 9,535 1,750 1,689 7,770 9,459 3,060 0 3,060

Brodhead4 33,082 1,494 1,687 0 3,181 398 1,070 0 1,070 0 0 0

Burlington First5 71,918 0 1,443 0 1,443 1,500 1,000 279 1,279 0 0 0

Columbus6 42,014 2,335 1,620 0 3,955 616 2,738 593 3,331 1,080 0 1,080

Danbury Faith Community7 23,434 2,347 0 0 2,347 626 2,777 0 2,777 0 0 0

Eau Claire First8 49,400 2,065 500 0 2,565 692 3,105 0 3,105 1,204 0 1,204

Eleva-Strum9 29,420 1,163 1,264 400 2,827 300 625 0 625 525 135 660

Elo10 23,101 2,160 663 0 2,823 420 406 0 406 735 100 835

Fond du Lac11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Forest Center12 49,593 1,879 245 50 2,174 501 7,158 93 7,251 877 0 877

Green Bay Grace Harbor13 61,787 3,980 1,231 1,641 6,852 1,062 4,709 1,024 5,733 1,857 0 1,857

Janesville Randolph Park14 70,336 2,722 900 0 3,622 1,001 1,391 0 1,391 1,751 0 1,751

Kenosha Amigos en Cristo15 27,653 35 0 0 35 9 42 0 42 17 0 17

Kenosha Family16 127,775 5,831 1,217 0 7,048 1,542 6,841 1,487 8,328 2,698 0 2,698

LaCrosse Community17 52,068 1,939 4,706 0 6,645 721 640 695 1,335 254 0 254

Laona18 18,043 196 224 86 506 145 100 42 142 150 25 175

Little Wolf19 3,999 405 208 0 613 50 100 40 140 50 25 75

Madison Crosspoint20 149,602 12,055 2,327 0 14,382 3,214 17,368 0 17,368 5,625 0 5,625

Madison Vida Nueva21 24,371 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Marshfield22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Mattoon23 154,309 7,357 18,488 0 25,845 1,978 10,684 0 10,684 3,461 1,610 5,071

Mauston24 68,188 3,733 1,458 0 5,191 1,141 2,518 0 2,518 529 50 579

Menomonie25 56,328 1,700 1,528 0 3,228 942 4,806 0 4,806 647 0 647

Mercer26 18,245 0 220 0 220 0 0 0 0 617 50 667

Milwaukee First27 270,944 16,150 2,977 0 19,127 3,342 20,949 4,241 25,190 2,499 250 2,749

Monroe28 36,033 552 1,363 0 1,915 50 1,100 0 1,100 881 0 881

Racine Community29 243,827 16,882 1,922 0 18,804 4,200 18,000 0 18,000 3,300 0 3,300

Racine Taylor Avenue30 81,951 5,686 1,168 0 6,854 1,517 5,889 0 5,889 95 0 95

Richland Center31 269,486 15,680 18,338 100 34,118 4,079 18,103 3,937 22,040 7,139 200 7,339

South Milwaukee32 49,795 3,412 1,392 0 4,804 883 3,920 873 4,793 1,546 60 1,606

Sparta33 32,976 929 632 0 1,561 245 1,087 126 1,213 429 0 429

Spooner34 69,053 575 1,130 54 1,759 926 1,590 100 1,690 825 64 889

St. Croix Falls Calvary35 27,268 2,478 1,051 0 3,529 660 3,345 638 3,983 1,157 500 1,657


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Viroqua37 27,349 357 576 0 933 458 1,030 99 1,129 0 0 0

Waukesha38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Wausau39 36,706 2,588 259 266 3,113 690 3,063 0 3,063 1,950 0 1,950

West Bend First40 40,530 1,980 1,372 0 3,352 518 2,301 2,525 4,826 908 0 908

Wheeler New Life41 136,491 8,672 1,914 0 10,586 2,312 11,929 0 11,929 4 50 54

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2,689,167 51,551 3,284 48,267 191,469 24,922 166,547 40,158 223,689 3,402 78,858 141,429

2,537,328 129,491 56,690 656 186,837 38,902 176,214 695 176,909 50,305 50,305

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Baraboo First3 6,847 0 13,600 10,253 2,623 35,998 69,321 93,125 450,000 0 Yes

Brodhead4 700 3,453 13,000 600 0 10,123 27,876 32,525 120,000 7,087 No

Burlington First5 1,346 10,145 27,270 148 3,367 21,442 63,718 67,940 400,000 65,252 No

Columbus6 19,869 191 12,315 0 0 0 32,375 41,357 1,000,000 0 Yes

Danbury Faith Community7 0 0 6,800 0 0 9,789 16,589 22,339 160,585 0 No

Eau Claire First8 9,667 3,000 17,250 4,527 500 6,890 41,834 49,400 250,000 13,000 No

Eleva-Strum9 1,200 3,924 6,600 0 0 13,284 25,008 29,420 275,000 26,988 No

Elo10 0 0 7,800 0 150 0 7,950 12,434 0 0 Yes

Fond du Lac11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Forest Center12 1,200 0 6,030 7,873 0 0 15,103 25,906 205,000 0 Yes

Green Bay Grace Harbor13 14,038 0 1,561 0 1,822 29,412 46,833 62,337 500,000 157,450 Yes

Janesville Randolph Park14 4,031 4,283 10,920 9,712 120 16,604 45,670 53,435 815,000 56,366 No

Kenosha Amigos en Cristo15 11,863 0 6,500 0 2,109 8,878 29,350 29,453 98,000 0 Yes

Kenosha Family16 38,559 4,367 20,160 28,569 885 13,177 105,717 125,333 800,000 395,000 Yes

LaCrosse Community17 0 14,712 7,800 3,827 996 12,371 39,706 48,661 435,000 161,000 No

Laona18 531 0 0 2,971 2,154 4,679 10,335 11,303 160,000 0 No

Little Wolf19 0 0 0 0 200 706 906 1,784 0 0 Yes

Madison Crosspoint20 0 34,905 54,449 8,125 1,589 36,246 135,314 175,903 1,500,000 131,044 Yes

Madison Vida Nueva21 6,000 0 16,860 0 0 1,511 24,371 24,371 0 0 No

Marshfield22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Mattoon23 10,645 0 11,400 10,620 0 50,584 83,249 126,827 320,000 0 Yes

Mauston24 0 4,334 13,000 15,636 0 22,386 55,356 64,785 400,000 13,166 No

Menomonie25 0 1,500 18,200 14,559 0 13,724 47,983 57,606 245,000 0 No

Mercer26 0 0 8,000 0 200 11,195 19,395 20,282 93,000 0 No

Milwaukee First27 11,327 14,051 120,251 10,939 645 8,763 165,976 216,384 1,300,000 197,954 No

Monroe28 0 0 0 0 949 0 949 4,895 475,000 0 No

Racine Community29 0 28,875 35,843 38,901 2,000 23,878 129,497 173,801 1,200,000 175,598 Yes

Racine Taylor Avenue30 7,669 0 15,036 9,275 250 3,264 35,494 49,849 950,000 82,446 No

Richland Center31 126,696 28,175 56,336 24,354 2,994 64,688 303,243 370,819 850,000 376,404 Yes

South Milwaukee32 4,866 0 9,100 8,564 154 15,270 37,954 50,040 55,000 0 Yes

Sparta33 2,540 0 2,075 3,500 0 512 8,627 12,075 170,000 88,367 Yes

Spooner34 5,621 12,231 6,376 18,437 156 19,408 62,229 67,493 750,000 0 No

St. Croix Falls Calvary35 9,661 0 3,607 0 250 0 13,518 23,347 300,000 0 Yes


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Waukesha38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Wausau39 9,245 0 6,825 1,039 0 4,799 21,908 30,724 310,000 68,864 Yes

West Bend First40 13,019 0 10,850 1,310 370 12,395 37,944 47,548 300,000 0 Yes

Wheeler New Life41 1,979 7,152 24,550 35,811 3,847 38,907 112,246 137,127 650,000 62,100 Yes

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2,157,086 16,786,585 2,466,535 1,959,668 528,055 32,600 294,476 592,510 185,300 326,727

192,634 221,922 423,936 372,859 18,312 890,899 2,120,562 2,573,515 17,251,285 1,803,625

134,093 (36,622) 168,574 (78,383) 14,288 (362,844) (160,894) (106,980) (464,700) 353,461

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