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NINETY-THIRD

ANNUAL ASSEMBLY JOURNAL

OF THE

ARIZONA DISTRICT

CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

Session held at

CrossRoads Church of the Nazarene

Chandler, AZ

May 30-31, 2014

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Dr. David A. Busic Rev. Douglas R. Pierce

General Superintendent District Superintendent

Ordination Class of 2014

Left to right: District Superintendent, Rev. Douglas R. Pierce; District Secretary, Rev. Richard A. Stoffan,

Rev. Vicki L. and Mr. Carlos Vaquero; Rev. Kevin B. McGinnis; Rev. Matthew W. and Mrs. Joni Dennis;

Mrs. Sarah and Rev. Vincent Carotenuto; Rev. D’Anne Boswell; Mrs. Patricia and Rev. Robert F. Rehm;

Rev. Jaime and Jad Levi; General Superintendent, Dr. David A. Busic

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SESSIONS OF THE ARIZONA DISTRICT ASSEMBLY

Date Place Pastor Gen. Supt. Dist. Supt. Dist. Sec.

1. 6/1-5/1921 Phoenix B. F. Pritchett R. T. Williams H. C. Cagle Belle M. Brown

2. 5/17-21/1922 Glendale Melza H. Brown J. W. Goodwin E. G. Roberts Belle M. Brown

3. 5/10-13/1923 Peoria C. H. Hopkins J. W. Goodwin E. G. Roberts Belle M. Brown

4. 11/19-23/1924 Phoenix E. G. Roberts J. W. Goodwin Melza H. Brown Belle M. Brown

5. 11/19-22/1925 Phoenix E. G. Roberts J. W. Goodwin P. R. Jarrell Belle M. Brown

6. 11/17-21/1926 Peoria P. R. Jarrell J. W. Goodwin C. E. Toney Florence Barrow

7. 12/7-11/1927 Somerton B. M. Kilgore H. F. Reynolds C. E. Toney Florence Barrow

8. 12/6-9/1928 Tucson Marjorie G. Toney R. T. Williams P. R. Jarrell Emma Tousley

9. 12/3-8, 1929 Phoenix First G. E. Waddle H. F. Reynolds P. R. Jarrell Lela Smith

10. 11/20-23/1930 Phoenix First G. E. Waddle J. W. Goodwin Lela Smith

11. 12/9-13/1931 Glendale C. K. Spell J. W. Goodwin L. W. Dodson Lela Smith

12. 5/24-28/1933 Phoenix Eastside W. B. McAlpin J. B. Chapman Oscar Hudson Lela Smith

13. 5/9-13/1934 Phoenix Eastside W. B. McAlpin J. W. Goodwin Oscar Hudson Lela Smith

14. 5/15-17/1935 Phoenix First W. D. Godfrey R. T. Williams L. W. Dodson Lela Smith

15. 4/30-5/2/1936 Phoenix First W. D. Godfrey J. B. Chapman L. W. Dodson Lela Smith

16. 5/12-16/1937 Phoenix First W. D. Godfrey J. W. Goodwin L. W. Dodson Lela Smith

17. 3/23-25/1938 Phoenix First W. D. Godfrey J. W. Goodwin J. E. Bates Lela Smith

18. 5/10-12/1939 Phoenix First W. D. Godfrey J. W. Goodwin J. E. Bates M. A. Simmons

19. 4/24-26/1940 Phoenix First I. W. Young R. T. Williams J. E. Bates Paul W. MacLearn

20. 5/14-16/1941 Phoenix First I. W. Young J. B. Chapman J. E. Bates Paul W. MacLearn

21. 5/20-22/1942 Yuma W. B. McAlpin H. V. Miller D. Swarth Paul W. MacLearn

22. 5/19-21/1943 Glendale Paul W. MacLearn R. T. Williams D. Swarth Paul W. MacLearn

23. 5/4-5/1944 Glendale Paul W. MacLearn H. V. Miller D. Swarth Paul W. MacLearn

24. 6/7-8/1945 Phoenix First I. W. Young J. B. Chapman M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

25. 6/6-7/1946 Phoenix Eastside Eugene W. Moore Hardy C. Powers M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

26. 6/5-6/1947 Tucson First Andrew W. Young G. B. Williamson M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

27. 6/1-2/1948 Phoenix First I. W. Young H. V. Miller M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

28. 6/9-10/1949 Peoria F. B. Moore Orval J. Nease M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

29. 6/8-9/1950 Tucson First Andrew W. Young Hardy C. Powers M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

30. 6/7-8/1951 Phoenix First Andrew W. Young Samuel Young M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

31. 5/29-30/1952 Phoenix Eastside George Gardner D. I. Vanderpool M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

32. 5/28-29/1953 Tucson First J. Erben Moore Jr. G. B. Williamson M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

33. 5/20-21/1954 Phoenix First Harold Daniels D. I. Vanderpool M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

34. 5/19-20/1955 Tucson First J. Erben Moore Jr. G. B. Williamson M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

35. 5/17-18/1956 Phoenix Eastside George Gardner Hugh C. Benner M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

36. 5/15-16/1957 Phoenix Eastside C. W. Elkins Samuel Young M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

37 5/15-16/1958 Phoenix Eastside C. W. Elkins Hardy C. Powers M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

38. 5/21-22/1959 Tucson First J. H. White G. B. Williamson M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

39. 5/5-6/1960 Phoenix Eastside C. W. Elkins D. I. Vanderpool M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

40. 5/24-26/1961 Phoenix Eastside C. W. Elkins V. H. Lewis M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

41. 5/24-25/1962 Tucson First Myron C. Morford Hugh C. Benner M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

42. 5/22-23/1963 Chandler Richard Littrell D. I. Vanderpool M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

43. 5/28-29/1964 Phoenix Eastside C. T. Vanderpool G. B. Williamson M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

44. 5/20-21/1965 Tucson First Myron C. Morford Samuel Young M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

45. 5/26-27/1966 Phoenix Eastside C. T. Vanderpool Hardy C. Powers M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

46. 5/25-26/1967 Tucson Central David K. Kline V. H. Lewis M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

47. 5/16-17/1968 Phoenix Monte Vista J. M. Burcham George Coulter M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

48. 5/28-29/1969 Tucson First Ross W. Hayslip Samuel Young M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

49. 5/21-22/1970 Phoenix Eastside C. T. Vanderpool Edward Lawlor M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

50. 5/13-14/1971 Phoenix Biltmore C. T. Vanderpool Orville W. Jenkins M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

51. 5/25-26/1972 Tucson First Ross W. Hayslip Eugene L. Stowe M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

52. 5/17-18/1973 Phoenix Biltmore C. T. Vanderpool V. H. Lewis M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

53. 5/16-17/1974 Phoenix Biltmore C. T. Vanderpool Edward Lawlor M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

54. 5/15-16/1975 Tucson First Ross W. Hayslip George Coulter M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

55. 5/27-28/1976 Phoenix Biltmore C. T. Vanderpool V. H. Lewis M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

56. 5/12-13/1977 Phoenix Biltmore C. T. Vanderpool Charles H. Strickland M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

57. 5/18-19/1978 Phoenix Biltmore C. T. Vanderpool Orville W. Jenkins M. L. Mann Paul W. MacLearn

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58. 5/24-25/1979 Phoenix Biltmore K. Dwight Southworth Eugene L. Stowe C. T. Vanderpool Paul W. MacLearn

59. 5/29-30/1980 Phoenix Biltmore I. F. Younger Orville W. Jenkins C. T. Vanderpool Wallace C. Miller

60. 6/4-5/1981 Phoenix Biltmore Henry Cheatwood Eugene L. Stowe C. T. Vanderpool John Williamson

61. 6/3-4/1982 Phoenix Biltmore Henry Cheatwood William M. Greathouse C. T. Vanderpool John Williamson

62. 6/2-3/1983 Phoenix Biltmore Henry Cheatwood William M. Greathouse C. T. Vanderpool John Williamson

63. 5/31-6/1/1984 Phoenix Biltmore Henry Cheatwood Jerald D. Johnson C. T. Vanderpool John Williamson

64. 5/22-24/1985 Phoenix Biltmore Ron Lush Jr. Jerald D. Johnson C. T. Vanderpool John Williamson

65. 6/10-11/1986 Phoenix Biltmore Ron Lush Jr. John A. Knight Bill E. Burch John Williamson

66. 6/9-10/1987 Phoenix Biltmore Ron Lush Jr. John A. Knight Bill E. Burch John Williamson

67. 6/7-8/1988 Phoenix Biltmore Ron Lush Jr. Charles H. Strickland Bill E. Burch Harold J. Westlund

68. 5/30-31/1989 Phoenix Biltmore Ron Lush Jr. Eugene L. Stowe Bill E. Burch Harold J. Westlund

69. 6/5-6/1990 Phoenix Biltmore Ron Lush Jr. Raymond W. Hurn Bill E. Burch Harold J. Westlund

70. 6/4-5/1991 Phoenix Orangewood Marion McKellips Raymond W. Hurn Bill E. Burch Harold J. Westlund

71. 6/2-3/1992 Phoenix Orangewood Marion McKellips Eugene L. Stowe Bill E. Burch Harold J. Westlund

72. 5/25-26/1993 Phoenix Orangewood Marion McKellips Eugene L. Stowe Bill E. Burch Harold J. Westlund

73. 5/31-6/1/1994 Phoenix Orangewood Marion McKellips Donald D. Owens Bill E. Burch Harold J. Westlund

74. 5/31/1995 Phoenix Orangewood Marion McKellips Donald D. Owens Bill E. Burch Bill L. Buettner

75. 5/28-29/1996 Phoenix Orangewood Marion McKellips Jerald D. Johnson Bill E. Burch Bill L. Buettner

76. 5/30-31/1997 Phoenix Orangewood Don Wellman Jerald D. Johnson Bill E. Burch Mark A. Harmon

77. 5/29-30/1998 Phoenix Orangewood Robert Hake John A. Knight Bill E. Burch Mark A. Harmon

78. 5/25-26/1999 Phoenix Orangewood Robert Hake John A. Knight Jerry W. White Mark A. Harmon

79. 6/2-3/2000 Phoenix Orangewood Robert Hake William J. Prince Daniel R. Copp Mark A. Harmon

80. 6/1-2/2001 CrossRoads Mark L. Fuller William J. Prince Daniel R. Copp B. Edwin McDonald

81. 5/31-6/1/2002 CrossRoads Mark L. Fuller Paul G. Cunningham Daniel R. Copp B. Edwin McDonald

82. 5/30-31/2003 CrossRoads Mark L. Fuller Paul G. Cunningham Daniel R. Copp Ira Brown

83. 6/4-5/2004 Phoenix Orangewood Robert Hake James H. Diehl Daniel R. Copp Ira Brown

84. 6/2-4/2005 Phoenix Orangewood Robert Hake James H. Diehl Daniel R. Copp Ira Brown

85. 6/2-3/2006 Glendale First H. Hylyard Irvin Nina G. Gunter Byron Schortinghouse Ira Brown

86. 6/1-2/2007 Glendale First H. Hylyard Irvin Nina G. Gunter Byron Schortinghouse Ira Brown

87. 5/30-31/2008 Las Vegas First Javier Tamez Jerry D. Porter Byron Schortinghouse Ira Brown

88. 5/29-30/2009 CrossRoads David Sharpes Jerry D. Porter, Byron Schortinghouse Ira Brown

89. 5/21-22/2010 Chandler CrossRoads David Sharpes J. K. Warrick Byron Schortinghouse Ira Brown

90. 5/20-21/2011 Glendale First Michael Page J. K. Warrick Byron Schortinghouse Bruce C. McCrite

91. 6/1-2/2012 CrossRoads David Sharpes David W.Graves Jack Stone Bruce C. McCrite

92. 5/17-18/2013 Oro Valley Craig W. Coulter David W. Graves Douglas R. Pierce Bruce C. McCrite

93. 5/30-31/2014 CrossRoads R. Kendall Franklin David A. Busic Douglas R. Pierce Richard A. Stoffan

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Contents Page

I. Official Directory ..................................................................................................................................6

A. District Officers ............................................................................................................................6

B. Other District Personnel and Services .........................................................................................6

C. Where to Send Funds .................................................................................................................6

D. District Boards and Standing Committees ...................................................................................7

E. District Assembly Committee .......................................................................................................7

F. District Auxiliary Organizations ....................................................................................................8

G. District Leadership Directory........................................................................................................9

H. District Mission Areas ................................................................................................................ 10

I. District Church Directory ............................................................................................................ 11

J. Roll of Ordained Elders ............................................................................................................. 24

K. Roll of Ordained Deacons ......................................................................................................... 27

L. Roll of Retired Elders ................................................................................................................ 27

M. Roll of Retired Deacons............................................................................................................. 29

N. Roll of Licensed Ministers .......................................................................................................... 29

O. Tenured Evangelists .................................................................................................................. 29

P. Registered Evangelists .............................................................................................................. 29

Q. Evangelism Service, Retired...................................................................................................... 29

R. Commissioned Song Evangelist ................................................................................................ 29

S. Commissioned Minister of Christian Education .......................................................................... 29

T. Licensed Director of Christian Education ................................................................................... 29

II. General Information .......................................................................................................................... 30

III. Daily Proceedings ............................................................................................................................. 32

IV. Reports .......................................................................................................................................... 37

A. District Officers .......................................................................................................................... 37

1. District Superintendent ...................................................................................................... 37

2. SDMI Chairperson ............................................................................................................. 41

3. District NMI President ........................................................................................................ 42

4. District NYI President ........................................................................................................ 44

B. District Boards and Standing Committees ................................................................................. 45

1. District Advisory Board ...................................................................................................... 45

2. Board of Ministerial Credentials ......................................................................................... 45

3. Board of Ministerial Studies ............................................................................................... 47

C. Assembly Committees ............................................................................................................... 47

1. Finance Committee ........................................................................................................... 47

2. Auditing ............................................................................................................................. 51

3. Editing and Publishing of the Journal ................................................................................. 52

4. Nominating Committee ...................................................................................................... 52

5. Deceased Members .......................................................................................................... 52

V. Minutes of Conventions ..................................................................................................................... 54

A. NMI Convention ........................................................................................................................ 54

B. NYI Convention ......................................................................................................................... 57

VI. Financial and Statistical ..................................................................................................................... 59

A. District Treasurer’s Report ......................................................................................................... 59

B. Income Statement ..................................................................................................................... 60

C. Balance Sheet ........................................................................................................................... 62

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I. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

A. DISTRICT OFFICERS

General Superintendent in Jurisdiction—Dr. David A. Busic

Global Ministry Center—17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lenexa, KS 66220 (Website: www.nazarene.org; 913-577-0500)

District Office—3180 N. Alma School Rd., Suite 2, Chandler, AZ 85224-1429 (Website: www.arizonadistrict.org;

Email: office@arizonadistrict.org; fax: 480-237-7777; 480-237-7000)

District Superintendent—Rev. Douglas R. Pierce (Becky), Mail: District Office

(Email: dougpierce@arizonadistrict.org; 480-237-7000)

District Superintendent Emeritus—Dr. Bill E. Burch (Jan), 1988 E. Los Arboles, Tempe, AZ 85284-2587 (480-897-9323)

District Secretary—Rev. Richard A. Stoffan (Trish), Mail: District Office (Email: rstoffan@phfcnaz.phxcoxmail.com; 623.680.5351)

District Treasurer—TBD, Mail: District Office (Email: fax: 480-237-7777; 480-237-7000)

Sunday School Ministries—Rev. Matthew “Matt” A. Rundio (Shar), 7241 E. June St., Mesa, AZ 85207

(Email: matt@scottsdalenazarene.com; 480-277-1719)

NMI President—Rev. Paul Martinez (Elisa), 18630 W. Superior Ave., Goodyear, AZ 85338-7503

(Email: paulmartinez65@cox.net; 623-707-5371)

NYI Co-Presidents—Rev. Kriscinda R. “Krisi” Ruth, 6201 W. Olive Ave. #2204, Glendale, AZ 85302 (Email: krisiruth1@cox.net; 602-478-6501)

Rev. Matthew Dennis, 9410 N. 182nd Ln., Waddell, AZ 85355-4269 (Email: matt@tlcnaz.org; 623-826-1675)

Hispanic Ministries Coordinator—Rev. Paul Martinez (Elisa), 18630 W. Superior Ave., Goodyear, AZ 85338-7503

(Email: paulmartinez65@cox.net; 623-707-5371)

B. OTHER DISTRICT PERSONNEL AND SERVICES

Assistant to the District Superintendent—Brenda Mastin (Email: brendamastin@arizonadistrict.org; 480-237-7000)

District Bookkeeper—Charlotte Schuster (Email: charlotteschuster@arizonadistrict.org; 480-237-7000)

District Bookkeeper—Tina Anderson (Email: tinaanderson@arizonadistrict.org; 480-237-7000)

Assistant to the District Secretary—Trish Stoffan (Email: tstoffan@phfcnaz.phxcoxmail.com; 623-680-9785)

Pinerock Camp and Retreat Center—1400 Pine Dr., Prescott, AZ 86303-5179 (Email: office@camppinerock.org; fax; 928-776-7143;

toll-free 866-448-8357; local: 928-445-8357)

Camp Director—Mike Keleher (Email: director@camppinerock.org)

Guest Relations—Cindy Keleher (Email: office@camppinerock.org)

Point Loma Nazarene University—Dr. Bob Brower, President, 3900 Lomaland Dr., San Diego, CA 92106-2810

(Website: www.pointloma.edu; 619-849-2200)

Office of University Advancement (Email: giving@pointloma.edu; fax: 619-849-2616; 619-849-2302)

David McCurry, Associate Vice President for U.A. (Email: davidmccurry@pointloma.edu; 619-849-2370

Dr. Steve Seelig, Senior Director of Planned Giving (Email: steveseelig@pointloma.edu; 619-849-2516)

Nazarene Theological Seminary—1700 E. Meyer Blvd., Kansas City, MO 64131-1246 (Website: www.nts.edu; 816-831-3011)

Nazarene Bible College—1111 Academy Park Loop, Colorado Springs, CO 80910-3704 (Website: www.nbc.edu; 800-873-3873)

Nazarene Publishing House—P.O. Box 419527, Kansas City, MO 64141-6527

(Website: www.nph.com; 816-931-1900; orders: 800-877-0700)

Church of the Nazarene Foundation—17001 Prairie Star Pkwy. Suite 200, Lenexa, KS 66220

(Website: nazarenefoundation.org; 866-273-2549)

C. WHERE TO SEND FUNDS

District Operations Budget and Education Budget (for Point Loma Nazarene University) monies are sent to Arizona District Church of

the Nazarene, 3180 N. Alma School Rd., Ste. 2, Chandler, AZ 85224-1429

NMI Arizona District special project money is sent to Heather Otto, 1002 W. Malibu Dr., Tempe, AZ 85282-4652

World Evangelism Funds, WEF, Pensions and Benefits Budget, P&B, NMI (including Prayer & Fasting, Faith Promise, Easter Offering,

Thanksgiving Offering, and NMI Special Offerings (Alabaster, World Mission Broadcast, Vacation Bible School, Memorial Roll,

Distinguished Service Awards, Missionary Health Care, Nazarene Compassionate Ministries, Missionary Christmas Fund, and Links),

and American Bible Society Offering monies are preferably remitted through www.fundingthemission.org or can be sent to

General Treasurer, P.O. Box 843116, Kansas City, MO 64184.

IF YOUR CHURCH TREASURER DOES NOT HAVE AN ACCOUNT LOG-IN WITH FUNDING THE MISSION,

PLEASE CONTACT CHARLOTTE OR TINA AT THE DISTRICT OFFICE: 480-237-7000.

Nazarene Theological Seminary Offering monies are sent to Nazarene Theological Seminary, 1700 E. Meyer Blvd., Kansas City, MO

64131-1246

Nazarene Bible College Offering Monies are sent to Nazarene Bible College, 1111 Academy Park Loop, Colorado Springs, CO 80910-3704

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D. DISTRICT BOARDS AND STANDING COMMITTEES

Advisory Board (Four-year terms)

Chairman—Douglas R. Pierce

Ordained Ministers

Ira F. Brown Jr. (term expires 2015)

Javier Tamez (term expires 2016)

Kevin McGinnis (term expires 2017)

Curt S. Gentry (term expires 2018)

Richard A.Stoffan (term expires 2019)

Laypersons

W. James Cullumber (term expires 2015)

Loyd Rains (term expires 2016)

Steve Burns (term expires 2017)

Jacqueline Frey (term expires 2018)

Dan Spaite (term expires 2019)

Ministerial Credentials Board (Terms Expire 2018)

Ex Officio, Chairman—District Superintendent, Douglas R. Pierce

Ex Officio—District Secretary, Richard A. Stoffan

Ex Officio—Board of Ministerial Studies Chairman, Chris Martin Conrad

C. Denise Burns

Craig W. Coulter

Jeffery L. Fillis

Frances E. “Frankie” Fugate

Curt S. Gentry

Stephanie L. Johnson

B. Curt Lunsford

Paul Martinez

Robert Myers

Robert R. Ogden

Dennis R. Richardson

Richard L. Richey, Jr.

Javier Tamez

Ministerial Studies Board (Terms expire 2018)

Chairman—Chris Martin Conrad

Ex Officio—District Superintendent, Douglas R. Pierce

Clinton A. Augustyn

Carla J. Durby

David F. Embry

Charles B. Hail

Todd E. Johnson

Rodney A. “Rod” Marion

Kevin B. McGinnis

Michael M. Morrison

Fred D. Otto

Barbara A. Sage

Keith David Schubert

Dana L. Spaite

Eli D. Wyatt

Court of Appeals

(Terms expire 2018)

Ex Officio—District Superintendent, Douglas R. Pierce

Bill Burch, Tharon Daniels, Jacqueline Frey

E. DISTRICT ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE

Finance

(Terms expire 2018)

Chairman—W. James Cullumber (480-963-3232)

Ex Officio—District Superintendent; District Treasurer; District Advisory Board Members; District SDMI Chairman; District NMI President; District NYI

Co-Leader—Kriscinda R. (Krisi) Ruth (602-478-6501)

Ordained Ministers (representatives by mission area)

Central Valley—David M.Charlton, Jr. (Phoenix Montevista) (602-717-6809)

East Valley—Eli D. Wyatt (Chandler New Hope Community) (480-495-0912)

North Central—Charlie Hail (Prescott Valley) (928-775-9997)

Northwest—Javier Tamez (Las Vegas First) (702-897-6007)

Southeast—Fred Otto (Sierra Vista) (520-458-2828)

Southwest— Stephen McClanahan (Yuma Connecting Point) (928-502-9008)

West Valley—Kyle Lane (Zoe Community) (623-979-3481)

Laypersons (representatives by church income)

Over $750,000 Bobby Womack (Chandler CrossRoads) (480-592-9356)

$550,000 to $749,000 TBA

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$300,000 to $549,000 Jim LaRue (Turning Leaf) (623-939-7871)

Upt to $299,999 Loyd Rains (Lake Havasu) (928-453-8220)

F. DISTRICT AUXILIARY ORGANIZATIONS

1. Sunday School & Discipleship Ministries

Chairman—Matthew “Matt” A. Rundio (Term expires 2016) (Email: matt@scottsdalenazarene.com; 480-277-1719)

Ex Officio—District Superintendent— Douglas R. Pierce (Email: dougpierce@arizonadistrict.org; 480-237-7000)

Treasurer—Heather Otto (Tempe) (Email: heatherotto11@gmail.com; 480-220-4623)

NYI Representative—Kriscinda R. “Krisi” Ruth (Peoria) (Email: krisiruth1@cox.net; 602-478-6501)

Men’s Ministries Director—David M. Charlton, Jr. (Phoenix Monte Vista) (Email: david@achurchthatloves.com; 602-717-6809)

Women’s Ministries Director (L.I.F.E.)—Carla J. Durby (Phoenix Maryvale) (Email: carla.durby@cox.net; 602-509-1709)

Children’s Ministries Director— Andrea “Andi” Blanton (Chandler First) (Email: ablantonaz@yahoo.com; 602-403-0013)

Prime Time Ministries—Paul & Vangie Magnuson (Glendale First)

(Email: Paul: pmagnuson@gnaz.org; 602-677-8112; Vangie: vrmagnuson@gmail.com; 602-695-3841)

Family Camp Director—Marcie Leitsch (Tempe), 4156 N. 33rd St., Phoenix, AZ 85018-4725 (602-956-3244)

Elected Member—Clinton A. Augustyn (Yuma Desert Grace) Term expires 2015 (Email: clint@desertgrace.org; Cell: 480-227-9990;

Home: 928-305-8651)

Elected Member—David M. Charlton, Jr. (Phoenix Monte Vista) Term expires 2016 (Email: david@achurchthatloves.com; 602-717-6809)

Elected Member—Cyndi Snowden (Peoria) Term expires 2017 (Email: childpastor1@yahoo.com; 623-979-3481)

SDMI Mission Area Representatives:

Gabrielle Bagby (Mosaic) (Email: bagbyfamily@hotmail.com, 520-431-1349)

Trevor Cartwright (Monte Vista) (Email: trevor@achurchthatloves.com, 816-812-2466)

Katherine “Katy” Scott (Oro Valley) (Email: Katy@ovcn.org; 520-603-5302)

Brenda Tunnell (Las Vegas First) (Email: btunnell@gmail.net; 702-581-5137)

Children’s Ministry Council

Director/Website—Andrea “Andi” Blanton (Chandler First) (Email: ablantonaz@yahoo.com; 602-403-0013)

Ex Officio—District SDMI Chair—Matthew A. “Matt” Rundio (Scottsdale First) (Email: matt@scottsdalenazarene.com; 480-277-1719)

Quizzing— Frances E. “Frankie” Fugate (Apache Junction East Valley) (Email: pastorfrankie@evnaz.org; 623-332-5516)

SS Newsletter— Andrea “Andi” Blanton (Chandler First) (Email: ablantonaz@yahoo.com; 602-403-0013)

Caravans—Debbie Hallman (Tempe) (Email: debbie_hallman@hotmail.com; 480-838-2006)

Camp Director —Betsy Hall (Mesa First) (Email: betsykhall@gmail.com; 480-634-5830)

Talent—Kathryn J. “Katie” Miller (Glendale First) (Email: kmiller@gnaz.org; 623-330-6171)

For further contact information and updates, please see CM website: www.azdistrictchildrensministries.org.

L.I.F.E. (Women’s Ministries) Council

Director—Carla J. Durby (Maryvale) (Email: carla.durby@cox.net; 602-509-1709)

Ex Officio—District SDMI Chair—Matthew A. “Matt” Rundio (Email: matt@scottsdalenazarene.com; 480-277-1719)

Secretary—Shawna Bedal (Chandler First) (Email: shawna.bedal@gmail.com; 480-388-2404)

Council Members—Shawna Bedal (Chandler First), Sharon Coffin (Chandler First), Lesha McFadden (Glendale First), Tina Wilson (Tempe), Laura

Brown (Tempe); Katherine Holland (Chino Valley), Darry Gregory (Peoria), Donna Otto (Bisbee)

Family Camp Council

Director—Marcie Leitsch (Tempe), 4156 N. 33rd St., Phoenix, AZ 85018-4725 (602-956-3244)

Ex Officio—SDMI Chair —Matthew A. “Matt” Rundio (Email: matt@scottsdalenazarene.com; 480-277-1719)

Steve Burns (Chandler First), 405 E. Bishop Dr., Tempe, AZ 85282-2322 (Email: doc_steve@msn.com; 480-246-6457)

Lonnie and Beverly Hatfield, 9232 W. Yucca St., Peoria, AZ 85345 (623-979-6110)

Lance and Penny Hiller (Surprise New Hope Community), 15411 W. Paradise Ln., Surprise, AZ 85374-9506

(Email: penny@sunwestgaragedoorservice.com; 623-546-0069)

Mike and Patti Nye (Tempe), 608 E. Diamond, Tempe, AZ 85283-3727 (Email: nyerepair2002@yahoo.com; 480-752-3260)

Suzanne Rodgers (Tempe) (Email: suzannerodgers60@yahoo.com; 602-930-1212)

2. Nazarene Missions International

Praying Focus Team

Prayer Coordinator, President, Mission Awareness—Rev. Paul Martinez (term expires 2016), 18630 W. Superior Ave., Goodyear, AZ 85338-7503

(Email: paulmartinez65@cox.net; 623-707-5371)

JESUS Film, International Day of Prayer—Nicole Fought, 4834 Sombrero Cir., Prescott Valley, AZ 86314

(Email: biggleerush@hotmail.com; 928-925-7589)

Rocky Point Liaison, World Week of Prayer—Janeece Senseman, 11002 W. Palmeras Dr., Sun City, AZ 85373

(Email: hjsenseman@msn.com; 623-583-6759)

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Educating Focus Team

Education Coordinator, Vice President, Deputation—Marilyn LaRue (term expires 2016), 5820 W. Harmont Dr., Glendale, AZ 85302-5934

(Email: marilyn@LESaudio.com; 602-741-8813)

Children’s Liaison, Volunteer Ministries—David Clayton, 201 N. Aster Dr., Phoenix, AZ 85022 (Email: dclaytonhome@aol.com; 602-504-

2577)

Mission Call Coordinator, Bible Schools & Seminaries—Carissa Hammons, 7296 Tradition Rd, Flagstaff, AZ 86004

(Email: carissafhammons@gmail.com; 928-864-7157)

Discipling Focus Team

Discipleship Coordinator, Secretary, NYI Liaison—Cheryl Gosnell (term expires 2016), 1723 W Tamar Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85086

(Email: cheryl.gosnell@yahoo.com; 623-680-0925)

Work & Witness—Tom Coffin, 1523 E Tulsa St, Chandler, AZ 85225 (Email: tmcoffin47@gmail.com; 480-528-0932)

Youth Liaison—Kurtis Matheny, 1111 N 64th St Unit 18, Mesa, AZ 85205 (Email: kurtismatheny@yahoo.com; 805-588-2538)

Giving Focus Team

Giving Coordinator, Treasurer, World Evangelism Fund, SDMI Liaison—Heather Otto (term expires 2016), 1002 W Malibu Drive, Tempe, AZ 85282

(Email: heatherotto11@gmail.com; 480-220-4623)

Alabaster, Compassionate Ministries—Diana Elliott, P.O. Box 25364, Prescott Valley, AZ 86312

(Email: elliottsnest1996@yahoo.com; 928-241-2456)

LINKS, World Mission Broadcast, Missionary Health Care—Donna Otto, 3448 Willow Dr, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635

(Email: djotto51@gmail.com; 520-220-8851)

3. Nazarene Youth International

Co-Presidents—Kriscinda R. (Krisi) Ruth (Peoria), 6201 W. Olive Ave. #2204, Glendale, AZ 85302 (Email: krisiruth1@cox.net; 602-478-6501)

Matt Dennis (Turning Leaf), 9410 N. 182nd

Ln., Waddell, AZ 85355-4269 (Email: matt@tlcnaz.org; 623-826-1675)

Vice-President—Nathan L. Snider (Tempe), 3929 S. Rural Rd., Tempe, AZ 85282 (Email: pastornate@tempenazarene.org; 520-488-7205)

Secretary—Elisa Martinez (Citrus Road Community), 18630 W. Superior Ave., Goodyear, AZ 85338 (Email: elisamtz@cox.net; 623-707-5448)

Treasurer—TBD

Directors:

Summer Camp Director—Thomas Jay Gosnell, 1723 W. Tamar Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85086

(Email: thomas_gosnell@yahoo.com; 623-680-1604)

Camp Meeting Directors for NYI—David M. Charlton, Jr. (Monte Vista), 3313 N. 40th St., Phoenix, Az 85018-6408

(Email: david@achurchthatloves.com; 602-955-5484)

Trevor Cartwright (Monte Vista), 3313 N. 40th St., Phoenix, Az 85018-6408

(Email: trevor@achurchthatloves.com; 602-955-5484)

Elev8 Director—Tom Dyer (Turning Leaf), PO Box 6586, Glendale, AZ 85312-6586 (Email: t.dyer19@gmail.com; 602-349-7091)

Representatives:

Adult Rep.—Joni Dennis (Turning Leaf), 9410 N. 182nd

Ln., Waddell, AZ 85355-4269 (Email: jones0882@gmail.com; 623-703-9085)

College Rep.—Katie Estle (Turning Leaf)

High School Rep.—Brianna Martinez (Citrus Road Community)

Junior High Rep.—Jacob Patch (Turning Leaf)

For further contact information and updates, please see NYI website: www.AZNYI.org or email: arizona.nyi@gmail.com

G. DISTRICT LEADERSHIP DIRECTORY

Blanton, Andrea “Andi”, 4227 E. Mulberry Dr., Phoenix, AZ 85018-6443 (Email: ablantonaz@yahoo.com; 602-403-0013)

Brown, Jr., Ira F., 751 W. Harvard Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85233 (Email: irafbrown@cox.net; 480-812-8496)

Burns, Steve, 405 E. Bishop Dr., Tempe, AZ 85282-2322 (Email: doc_steve@msn.com; 480-246-6457)

Charlton, Jr., David M., 3314 N. 41st St., Phoenix, AZ 85018-6465 (Email: david@achurchthatloves.com; 602-717-6809)

Conrad, Chris Martin, 9742 N. Saguaro Breeze Way, Marana, AZ 85653 (Email: cmconrad1051@me.com; 928-899-2548)

Cullumber, W. James, 602 N. Tamarisk, Chandler, AZ 85224-3415 (Email: jimcullumber@cox.net; 480-963-3232)

Dennis, Matthew W., 9410 N. 182nd

Ln., Waddell, AZ 85355-4269 (Email: matt@tlcnaz.org; 623-826-1675)

Durby, Carla J., 5310 W. Willow Ave., Glendale, AZ 85304 (Email: carla.durby@cox.net; 602-509-1709)

Frey, Jacqueline, 23834 S. 150th St., Chandler, AZ 85249-9601 (Email: buddy_1999@mac.com; 480-963-1800)

Gentry, Curt S., 6415 S. 37th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85042 (Email: curt@renovationphx.com; 602-795-6474)

Leitsch, Marcie, 4156 N. 33rd St., Phoenix, AZ 85018-4725 (602-956-3244)

Magnuson, Paul, 5902 W. Cactus Rd., Glendale, AZ 85304-1710 (Email: Paul: pmagnuson@gnaz.org; 602-677-8112)

Magnuson, Vangie, 5902 W. Cactus Rd., Glendale, AZ 85304-1710 (Email: vrmagnuson@gmail.com; 602-695-3841)

Martinez, Paul, 18630 W. Superior Ave., Goodyear, AZ 85338-7503 (Email: paulmartinez65@cox.net; 623-707-5371)

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McGinnis, Kevin B., 7615 West Georgetown Way, Florence, AZ 85132-6670 (Email: pastorkevin@mosaicnazarene.org; 520-709-0815)

Pierce, Douglas R., 3180 N. Alma School Rd., Ste. 2, Chandler, AZ 85224-1429 (Email: dougpierce@arizonadistrict.org; 480-237-7000)

Rains, Loyd, 3420 Silver Arrow Dr., Lake Havasu City, AZ 86406-7106 (Email: rains.golf@gmail.com; 928-680-4665)

Ruth, Kricinda R. “Krisi”, 6201 W. Olive Ave. #2204, Glendale, AZ 85302 (Email: krisiruth1@cox.net; 602-478-6501)

Rundio, Matthew “Matt” A., 7241 E. June St., Mesa, AZ 85207 (Email: matt@scottsdalenazarene.com; 480-277-1719)

Spaite, Dan, 518 E. Horseshoe Pl., Chandler, AZ 85249-3097 (Email: Dan@AEMRC.ARIZONA.EDU; 480-895-8935)

Stoffan, Richard A., 22017 N. 35th Ln., Glendale, AZ 85310-5014 (Email: rstoffan@phfcnaz.phxcoxmail.com; 623-516-2111)

Tamez, Javier, 2015 Silverton Dr., Henderson, NV 89074-1552 (Email: jtamez@lv-naz.org; 702-897-6007)

H. DISTRICT MISSION AREAS

Central Valley—(Phoenix) Tree of Life Worship Center, (Phoenix) Renovation, Phoenix First, Phoenix Monte Vista, (Phoenix) NorthGate, Scottsdale

First

East Valley—(Apache Junction) East Valley, Casa Grande New Beginnings, (Chandler) CrossRoads, Chandler First, (Chandler) New Hope

Community, Coolidge Valley Community Fellowship, (Florence) Mosaic, Globe, Maricopa Living Water, Mesa First, (Mesa) Gateway, (Queen Creek)

New Life, Tempe

North Central—Camp Verde New Beginnings, (Chino Valley) Valley Community, (Cottonwood) Verde Valley, Flagstaff, (Page) Lake Powell,

Payson, Prescott First, Prescott Valley, (Sedona) Village of Oak Creek, (Show Low) New Life Community, Sun Valley

Northwest—Fort Mohave Christian Joy, (NV) Henderson, Lake Havasu, (Las Vegas, NV) Christ Community, Las Vegas (NV) First, (N. Las Vegas,

NV) Grace Samoan

Southeast—Bisbee, Oro Valley, (Safford) Real Life Community, Sierra Vista, Tucson Abiding in Christ Fellowship, Tucson Cactus Community,

Tucson Central, Tucson Mountain View, Tucson New Life Community, Willcox

Southwest—Bard (CA), (Yuma) Desert Grace, Yuma Connecting Point

West Valley—(Buckeye) Shema Congregation, Glendale First, (Glendale) West Valley Family, (Goodyear) Citrus Road Community, (Glendale)

Turning Leaf Community, (Peoria) Zöe Community, Phoenix Maryvale, Phoenix Orangewood, Sun City, (Surprise) Hope Community

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I. DISTRICT CHURCH DIRECTORY

(Apache Junction) East Valley (Organized 1963) (005-0007)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 51870-0094, Mesa, AZ 85208-0094) 127 N. Signal Butte Rd., Apache Junction, AZ 85120-4215

(Website: www.evnaz.org; Email: contact@evnaz.org; Fax: 480-986-1856; 480-986-1587)

Pastor—(8/24/03) Scott E. Thornton (Cathy), 11333 E. Enrose St., Mesa, AZ 85207-2259 (Email: PastorScott@evnaz.org; 480-357-9490)

Associate Pastor—

Children—Frances E. “Frankie” Fugate, 10334 E. Obispo Ave., Mesa, AZ 85212-2397 (Email: frankiefugate@yahoo.com; 623-332-5516)

NYI Pres—Tyler Thornton,11333 E. Enrose St., Mesa, AZ 85207-2259 (Email: thorntonst@gmail.com; 480-620-8436)

Church Board Sec.—Lynette Buck, 703 N. 97th Ave., Mesa, AZ 85207 (480-380-9056)

Church Treas.—Gerry Adcock, Sunset Estates, 547 Salt Creek Lane, Georgetown, TX 78633-5408 (512-943-9857)

Bard (CA) (Organized 1941) (005-0020)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 325, Bard, CA 92222-0325) 1499 Ross Rd., Winterhaven, CA 92283-9715

(Website: www.bardnazarene.com; Phone and Fax:760-572-0026)

Pastor—(11/01/10) Raymond Jesser (Maria Catalina), 4672 W. Sharon Ln., Somerton, AZ 85350-7124

(Email: raycatjesser@wmconnect.com; 928-627-1674)

Church Board Sec.—Sharon Gist, 1128 S. 9th Ave., Yuma, AZ 85364-3737 (928-210-5934)

Church Treas.—Sharon Gist, 1128 S. 9th Ave., Yuma, AZ 85364-3737 (928-210-5934)

Bisbee (Organized 1955) (005-0030)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 4053, Bisbee, AZ 85603-4053) 1145 Hwy. 92, Bisbee, AZ 85603-1106 (Email: bisbee.naz@gmail.com; 520-432-2541)

Pastor—(6/6/10) Fred D. Otto (Donna), 3448 Willow Dr., Sierra Vista, AZ 85635-4287 (Email: revfotto@gmail.com; 520-226-1174)

Co-Pastor—(6/6/10) Donna J. Otto (Fred), 3448 Willow Dr., Sierra Vista, AZ 85635-4287 (Email: djotto51@gmail.com; 520-220-8851)

Prime Time Dir.—Don Vandine, 517 S. Deer Creek Ln., Sierra Vista, AZ 85635-6505 (Email: vandine@q.com; 520-224-8847)

NMI Pres.—Linda Sturm, 77 El Camino Real, Apt. F, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635-2838 (Email: hrfrdsturm@aol.com; 520-732-9732)

Church Board Sec.—Don Vandine, 517 S. Deer Creek Ln., Sierra Vista, AZ 85635-8531 (Email: vandine@q.com; 520-678-9940)

Church Treas.— Linda Sturm, 77 El Camino Real, Apt. F, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635-2838 (Email: hrfrdsturm@aol.com; 520-732-9732)

Camp Verde New Beginnings (Organized 1993) (005-0044)

Location: 644 S. 7th St., Camp Verde, AZ 86322

(Website: www.newbeginningsnaz.org; Email: nbcnaz@hotmail.com; 928-567-6336)

Pastor—(2/17/08) Ralph Belzer (Dee), 644 S. 7th St., Camp Verde, AZ 86322 (Email: reflectionsofgrace@msn.com; 928-567-6336)

Worship Leader—Lillian Cunningham, P.O. Box 3272, Camp Verde, AZ 86322-3272 (928-301-0477)

SS Supt.—Dee Belzer 644 S. 7th St., Camp Verde, AZ 86322 (Email: lamboflifeministries@msn.com; 623-214-5100)

Women’s Min.—Karen Dickinson, 3957 E. Clinton Ln., Camp Verde, AZ 86322-6172 (Email: ksdhisministry@q.com; 928-274-5914)

NMI Pres.—Brian Lawrence, Mail: c/o Church (Email: brianlawrence6060@yahoo.com; 928-451-6648)

Church Board Sec.—Sherrill Curry, P.O. Box 786, Mayer, AZ 86333-0786 (Email: gbsoap@q.com; 520-400-8745)

Church Treas.—Jim Bowser, Mail: c/o Church (928-597-6336)

Trustee—Alex Anzar, Sr., P.O. Box 2743, Camp Verde, AZ 86322 (928-301-4998)

Puppet Ministry Leader—Karen Dickinson, 3957 E. Clinton Ln., Camp Verde, AZ 86322-6172 (Email: ksdhisministry@q.com; 928-274-5914)

Casa Grande New Beginnings (Organized 1945) (005-0050)

Location—1915 N. Casa Grande Ave., Casa Grande, AZ 85122-1617 (Email: herose1@qwestoffice.net; Fax: 520-836-9039; 520-836-7510)

Pastor—(1/3/99) Gerald K. “Jerry” Leastman (Karen), 1860 N. Ridge Way, Casa Grande, AZ 85122-7884 (520-876-4915)

Office Secretary—Pam Fletcher

Assoc. Pastor—James Gregory “Greg” Gilveli, P.O. Box 717, Arizona City, AZ 85123 (Email: azgcg@msn.com; 520-705-0085)

Music Dir.—Jim Mayhugh, 131 N. Kimberly Dr., Casa Grande, AZ 85122-4740 (520-426-1286)

Vis. Min.—Karen Leastman, 1860 N. Ridge Way, Casa Grande, AZ 85122-7884 (520-876-4915)

Chr.Ed. (Dir/Min)—James Gregory “Greg” Giveli, P.O. 717, Arizona City, AZ 85123 (Email: azgcg@msn.com; 520-705-0085)

SDMI Supt.—Mike Porch (Email: mike.porch@cox.net)

Children’s Min. Dir.—James Gregory “Greg” Giveli, P.O. Box 717, Arizona City, AZ 85123 (Email: azgcg@msn.com; 520-705-0085)

Youth Min. Dir.—Steve Corral

Adult/Men’s Min.—Mike Porch (Email: mike.porch@cox.net)

NMI Pres.—Martha Porch (Email: mike.porch@cox.net)

Church Board Sec.—Don Whitwell

Church Treas.—Katie Corral

(Chandler) CrossRoads (Organized 1979) (005-0072)

Location—2950 W. Ray Rd., Chandler, AZ 85224-3498 (Website: www.crnaz.com; Email: office@crnaz.com;

Fax: 480-722-0770; 480-722-0700)

Pastor—(7/29/13) R. Kendall Franklin (Denise), 2399 W. Megan St., Chandler, AZ 85224 (Email: kfranklin@crnaz.com; 480-722-0700)

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Associate Pastors—

Executive—Brian Smith (Jamie), 2182 W. Dublin Ln., Chandler, AZ 85224-6976 (Email: bsmith@crnaz.com; 480-722-0700)

Creative Arts—F. Bryan Starner (Jana), 1332 E. Elgin Pl., Chandler, AZ 85225-2022 (Email: bstarner@crnaz.com; 480-556-1225)

Young Adults/Mercy Project—Chad Johnson (Stephanie), 16219 S. Catalina St., Chandler, AZ 85225-6055

(Email: cjohnson@crnaz.com; 480-634-4825)

Young Families—Brad Townley (Gina), 1399 E. Kaibab Pl.., Chandler, AZ 85249-5287 (Email: bradleytownley@gmail.com; 480-802-5824)

Men’s Ministry—Wil M. Spaite (Pollie), 1260 N. Salida Del Sol, Chandler, AZ 85224-8586 (Email: wspaite@crnaz.com; 480-792-0504)

Children (Elementary)—Dana Spaite (Dan), 518 E. Horseshoe Pl., Chandler, AZ 85249-3097 (Email: dspaite@crnaz.com; 480-895-8935)

Children (Early Childhood)—Megan Raber (Cameron) 6610 E. University #50, Mesa, AZ 85205-7645(Email: mraber@crnaz.com; 480-620-4975)

Youth—Brent Myers (Laurie), 2950 W. Ray Rd., Chandler, AZ 85224-3498 (Email: bmyers@crnaz.com; 480-722-0700)

Consultant in Residence—Lonnie Bullock (Karen), 11362 E. Sable Ave., Mesa, AZ 85212-4099

(Email: lbullock@yourNCS.org; 480-682-8516)

Community/Assimilation—Stephanie L. Johnson (Chad), 16219 S. Catalina, Chandler, AZ 85225-6055

(Email: sjohnson@crnaz.com; 480-634-4825)

College/Director of College Ministries – Christopher Rothert (Jessica), 357 W. Stacey Ln., Tempe, AZ 85284

(Email: crothert@cox.net; 480-201-3969)

Junior High/Director of Jr. High Ministries – Kyle St. John (Tera), 2113 S. Drexel, Mesa, AZ 85209

(Email: kystjohn1109@yahoo.com; 913-593-6289)

Counseling Ministers—Forrest and Marge Pershall, 1498 W. Homestead Ct., Chandler, AZ 85248-2118

(Email: mpershall@crnaz.com; 480-820-8341)

Church Board Sec.—Cliff Frey (Jacque), 23834 S. 150th St., Chandler, AZ 85249 (Email: buddy_1999@msn.com; 480-963-1800)

Church Treas.—Judy Nist, 5521 W. Folley St., Chandler, AZ 85226 (Email: jnist@crnaz.com; 480-722-0700)

Chandler First (Organized 1925) (005-0060)

Location—301 N. Hartford St., Chandler, AZ 85225-4418 (Website: www.chandlernazarene.org; Email chandlernazoffice@gmail.com;

Fax: 480-963-4322; 480-963-4464)

Pastor—(8/10/14) C. Denise Burns (Steven), 405 E. Bishop Dr., Tempe, AZ 85282-2322 (Email: pastordburns@gmail.com; 480-966-6642)

Associator Pastor—

Youth/Young Adults—Matthew Codd (Kim), 25 N. Cottonwood, Unit 49, Chandler, AZ 85225-5860 (Email: matcodd@gmail.com; 719-238-8096)

Music Dir.—Chuck Warner (Yvonne), 26646 S. Valencia Ave., Queen Creek, AZ 85142-8030 (Email: azwarner@yahoo.com; 480-988-1002)

NMI Pres.—Tom Coffin (Sharon), 1523 E. Tulsa St., Chandler, AZ 85225-5286 (tmcoffin47@gmail.com; 480-528-0932)

SDMI Chair—C. Denise Burns (Steven), 405 E. Bishop Dr., Tempe, AZ 85282-2322 (Email: pastordburns@gmail.com; 480-216-3428)

Church Board Sec.—Steven Burns (Denise), 405 E. Bishop Dr., Tempe, AZ 85282-2322 (Email: doc_steve@msn.com; 480-246-6457)

Church Treas.—Joanna Lawrence (Dan), 3914 S. Seton Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85297-9366 (Email: joanna.lawrence@asu.edu; 480-988-0622)

(Chandler) New Hope Community (Organized 1989) (005-0221)

Location—251 N. Roosevelt, Chandler, AZ 85226-2623 (Website: www.nhcommunity.org; Email: info@nhcommunity.org; 480-785-9500)

Pastor—(7/25/10) Eli D. Wyatt (Britney), 5452 W. Geronimo St., Chandler, AZ 85226-4581 (Email: eli@nhcommunity.org; 480-495-0912)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Lee Ballway

Office Admin. Support—Stace Skinner, 13201 S. Wakial Loop #3009, Phoenix, AZ 85044 (Email: staceskinner@ymail.com; 480-433-6695)

Music Dir.—Eli Wyatt (Britney), 5452 W. Geronimo St., Chandler, AZ 85226-4581 (Email: eli@nhcommunity.org; 480-495-0912)

SDMI Chair—Melissa Rightmire, 5403 W. Geronimo St., Chandler, AZ 85226-4582 (Email: rightm3@gmail.com; 480-785-9938)

Nursery Director—Britney Wyatt (Mail: c/o church)

Youth Min Dir.—Kevin Kansas (Lilian), 13820 S. 44th St., Apt. 1148, Phoenix, AZ 85044-4859 (Email: kevin_kansas1@yahoo.com; 480-406-7634)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Britney Wyatt (Eli), 5452 W. Geronimo St., Chandler, AZ 85226-4581 (Email: britney@nhcommunity.org; 480-495-0892)

Men’s Min. Dir.—Rick Garcia, 201-W. Hermosa #M-205, Tempe, AZ 85282

NMI—Eli Wyatt (Britney), 5452 W. Geronimo, Chandler, AZ 85226 (Email: eli@nhcommunity.org; 480-495-0912)

Young Adult Min.—Kyle Cheek, 4424 E. Baseline Rd. #1025, Phoenix, AZ 85042

Church Board Sec.—Melissa Rightmire (Mike), 5403 W. Geronimo St., Chandler, AZ 85226-4582 (Email: rightm3@gmail.com; 480-785-9938)

Church Treas.—Lilian Kansas (Kevin), 13820 S. 44th St., Apt. 1148, Phoenix, AZ 85044-1148 (480-406-7634)

House of Hope Community Resouce Center (Food Distribution)—Jack & Darla Simpson, 411 N. Kyrene Rd., Apt 168, Chandler, AZ 85226-2783

(Email: dss8853@gmail.com; 480-695-4833)

House of Hope Community Resource Center (Clothing Distribution)—Melissa Long, 5151 E. Guadelupe Rd., Apt. 2148, Phoenix, AZ 85044-7731

(Email: nativecutie08@yahoo.com; 480-233-4400)

House of Hope Community Resource Center (After School Program)—Eli D. Wyatt; Kevin Kansas (Mail: c/o church)

Facility/Maintenance—Jack Simpson (Darla), 411 N. Kyrene Rd., #168, Chandler, AZ 85226-2783 (dss8853@gmail.com; 480-695-7133)

(Chino Valley) Valley Community (Organized 2011) (005-0006)

Location—448 N. Hwy. 89, Suite A, Chino Valley, AZ 86323-8704 (Email: pastormonty@valleynaz.org; 928-277-8028)

Pastor—(7/1/2010) Monty Coble (Helen), 853 N. State Route 89, Lot 118, Chino Valley, AZ 86323-6166

(Email: pastormonty@valleynaz.org; 928-277-8028)

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Music Dir.—Julie Herrill (Alan) (Email: pastorjulie@valleynaz.org; 928-710-1961)

Women’s Min.—Katherine Holland (Email: kathy@valleynaz.org; 928-515-3858)

NMI Pres.—Glennie Thomas (Jim) (Email: jalden381@wmconnect.com; 928-713-7589)

Church Board Sec.—James Justice (Lisa) (Email: jlmeh95@msn.com; 928-830-8432)

Church Treas.—Daniel Yeakle (Juanita) (Email: chinodad2003@yahoo.com; 928-899-3425)

Coolidge Valley Community Fellowship (Organized 1936) (005-0070)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 1466, Coolidge, AZ 85128) 1101 W. Coolidge Ave., Coolidge, AZ 85128-1466

(Web: www.ccnchurch.org; Email: ccnchurchoffice@gmail.com; 520-723-7761)

Pastor—(9/9/01) Curtis A. Adams (Stephanie), 831 W. Toltec Dr., Coolidge, AZ 85128-3006 (Email: pastorcurtisadams@gmail.com; 520-723-7971)

Equipping and Outreach Pas.—Bill Murray, 8432 S. 21st Pl., Phoenix, AZ 85042-8164 (Email: pastorbillmurray@gmail.com; 602-791-5578)

Celebrate Recovery—Derek & Lissette Bednarek, Sr., 2137 W. Wilson Ave., Coolidge, AZ 85128-3257(Email: dadto3kids@msn.com; 602-791-9866)

Music Dir.—Katie Adams, 831 W. Toltec Dr., Coolidge, AZ 85128-3006 (Email: reverbyouth@gmail.com; 520-840-6943)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Karen Romines, c/o P.O. Box 1466, Coolidge, AZ 85128-1466 (Email: koolnazkidz@gmail.com; 520-518-0680)

SS Min. Dir.—Bruce Ball, 1352 W. Central Ave., Coolidge, AZ 85128 (Email: pastor.bruceball@yahoo.com)

Youth Dir.—Katie Adams, 831 W. Toltec Dr., Coolidge, AZ 85128-3006 (Email: reverbyouth@gmail.com; 520-840-6943)

Prime Time Min. Dir.—Nancy Wofford, 24183 E. Cholla Rd., Florence, AZ 85132-9655 (Email: nancyjwofford@msn.com; 520-705-4253)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Sherry Ulmer, 4225 S. LaPalma Road; Coolidge, AZ 85132 (Email: sherryulmer@gmail.com; 520-723-3738)

Couples for Life Min.—Sam & Day Honea, 1506 E. Martin Rd., Coolidge, AZ 85132 (520-723-8338)

NMI Pres.—Daniel Gardner, 78 N. Trekell Rd., Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (Email: daniel_gardner08@yahoo.com; 520-560-0590)

Work & Witness Coord.—Keith Andree, P.O. Box 2033, Coolidge, AZ 85128-0037 (Email: keithandree@gmail.com; 520-723-6797)

Church Board Sec.—Heidi Wainwright, 1202 W Central Ave, Coolidge, AZ 85128 (Email: genkayba@yahoo.com; 716-353-6183)

Church Treas.—Nancy Wofford, 24183 E. Cholla Rd., Florence, AZ 85132-9655 (Email: nancyjwofford@msn.com; 520-705-4253)

(Cottonwood) Verde Valley (Organized 1974) (005-0273)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 176, 86326-0176) 1710 S. Hwy. 260, Cottonwood, AZ 86326-5111

(Website: www.vvcotn.org; 928-646-6024)

Pastor—(9/30/13) Roy Sanderson (Louise), 2242 Derby Dr., Camp Verde, AZ 86322-6886 (Email: rescom_149@msn.com; 928-567-3255)

Music Dir.—Nathan Billington (Email: ndb134@hotmail.com; 660-988-1905)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Alicia Randall (928-649-0237)

Men’s Min. Dir.—Rev. Jack Pease, 1840 W. Running Iron Cir., Cottonwood, AZ 85326-7400 (928-300-2152)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Bonnie Davis (928-649-1123)

NMI Pres.—Connie Hollon, 949 E. Meadowlark Ln., Cottonwood, AZ 86326-7077 (Email: connie_hollon2001@yahoo.com; 928-634-1286)

CLT Dir.—Ruth Hewitt, 1455 S. Rainbow Dr., Cottonwood, AZ 96326-6314 (928-634-9533)

Church Board Sec.—Harold Hollon, 949 E. Meadowlark Ln., Cottonwood, AZ 86326-7077 (928-634-1286)

Church Treas.—Steve Gable, 18011 N. 113 Ave., Surprise, AZ 85326 (928-301-9535)

Flagstaff (Organized 1944) (005-0080)

Location—3505 E. Soliere Ave., Flagstaff, AZ 86004-7789 (Website: www.flagnaz.org; Email: office@flagnaz.org;

Fax: 928-526-9294; 928-526-9295)

Pastor—(10/9/11) Clinton Ayers (Brenda), 3505 E. Soliere, Flagstaff, AZ 86004-7789 (Email: drcd60@yahoo.com; 928-606-8073)

Associate Pastor – Vincent Carotenuto, 8815 Silver Valley Rd., Flagstaff, AZ 86004 (Email: vincec45@gmail.com)

Music Min.—Christal A. Stump, 7609 Whitewood Way, Flagstaff, AZ 86004-9638 (Email: christalstump@gmail.com; 928-526-0793)

Visitation Min.—John H. Seyfert, Mail: c/o Church (Email: johns@flagnaz.org)

Christian Ed. Dir.—Jan Brockman

Children’s Min.—Brenda Ayers (Clint), 3505 E. Soliere Blvd., Flagstaff, AZ 86004-7789 (Email: bayers5/4@yahoo.com; 928-606-9996)

NYI Pres.—Olivia Mallon

Men’s Min. Dir.—Jaime Contreras

Women’s Min. Dir.—Brenda Ayers (Clint), 3505 E. Soliere Blvd., Flagstaff, AZ 86004-7789 (Email: bayers5/4@yahoo.com; 928-606-9996)

NMI Pres.—Sarah Carotenuto, 3505 E. Soliere Blvd., Flagstaff, AZ 86004 -7789

Church Board Sec.—Ron Stump, 7075 N. Hwy. 89, Flagstaff, AZ 86001-8777 (Email: randrauto@live.com; 928-526-4633)

Church Treas.—Jim Johnson, Mail: c/o Church

Florence Mosaic (Organized 2009) (005-0003)

Location—(Mail: 2363 N. Smithsonian Dr., Florence, AZ 85132), ALA School, 4380 N. Hunt Hwy, Florence, AZ 85132

(Website: www.mosaicnazarene.org; 502-709-0815)

(01/01/09) Kevin B. McGinnis (Lisa), 7615 West Georgetown Way, Florence, AZ 85132-6670

(Email: pastorkevin@mosaicnazarene.org; 520-709-0815)

Associate Pastors—

Music—Merritt Strunk, 3325 N. Riverside Dr., Florence, AZ 85132-7511 (Email: merrittsnotes@aol.com; 520-723-8899)

Youth—John MacKenzie, 7625 W. Georgetown Way, Florence, AZ 85132-6867 (Email: jwillmack@gmail.com; 520-840-4819)

Youth—Gabrielle Bagby, 2346 N. Monticello Dr., Florence, AZ 85132-6577 (Email: bagbyfamily@hotmail.com; 520-431-1349)

Office Sec.—Bonnie Strunk, 3325 N. Riverside Dr., Florence, AZ 85132-7511 (Email: einnobrae@aol.com; 520-723-8899)

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Children’s Min.—Hope Terhaar, 7601 W. Georgetown Way, Florence, AZ 85132 (480-343-3067)

NYI Pres.—Cory Bagby, 2346 N. Monticello Dr., Florence, AZ 85132-6755 (Email: bagbyfamily@hotmail.com; 520-431-1349)

PrimeTime Dir.—Kevin B. McGinnis (Lisa), 7615 W. Georgetown Way, Florence, AZ 85132-6670

(Email: pastorkevin@mosaicnazarene.org; 520-709-0815)

NMI Pres./W&W Coord.—Phil Chavarria, Mail: c/o Church

Church Board Sec.—Bonnie Strunk, Mail: c/o Church

Church Treas.—Doretta Allison, Mail: c/o Church

Fort Mohave Christian Joy (Organized 1991) (005-0117)

Location—1746 E. Joy Ln., Fort Mohave, AZ 86426-9294 (Website: www.christianjoychurch.com; Email: cjcnazarene@yahoo.com; 928-768-3070)

Pastor—(4/1/01) Philip M. Corbin (Esther), 1746 E. Joy Ln., Fort Mohave, AZ 86426-9294 (Email: pe.corbin@yahoo.com; 928-788-2608)

SDMI Supt.—Esther Corbin, 1746 E. Joy Ln., Fort Mohave, AZ 86426-9294 (Email: cjcnazarene@yahoo.com; 928-788-2608)

NYI Pres.—Kayla Harris, 10515 Tropics Rd., Mohave Valley, AZ 86440-9656 (Email: moto_princess83@yahoo.com; 928-768-4416)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Esther Corbin, 1746 E. Joy Lane, Fort Mohave, AZ 86426-9294 (Email: cjcnazarene@yahoo.com; 928-788-2608)

NMI Pres.—Jan Bruton, 1232 Desert Dr., Needles, CA 92363-4205 (Email: papasmurf013@citlink.net; 760-326-3783)

Church Board Sec.—Jon Harris, 10515 Tropics Rd., Mohave Valley, AZ 86440-9656 (Email: jesjon@live.com; 928-768-4416)

Church Treas.—Jessy Harris, 10515 Tropics Rd., Mohave Valley, AZ 86440-9656 (Email: jesharris@citlink.net; 928-768-4416)

Gateway (Organized 1990) (005-0009)

Location—6935 E. Williams Field Rd., Mesa, AZ 85212-6300 (Website: www.gwnaz.org; Email: office@gwnaz.org; 480-813-9300)

Pastor—(6/4/95) Rodney A. “Rod” Marion (Nancy), 2659 S. Drexel, Mesa, AZ 85209-2500 (Email: rod@gwnaz.org; 480-560-9300)

Associate Pastors—

William J. “Bill” Birdwell, 11307 E. Starkey Ave., Mesa, AZ 85212-7112 (Email: atssa.instructor@gmail.com; 480-288-2693)

John Birdwell, 32 N. Vista, Apache Junction, AZ 85119-1670 (Email: j.birdwell@mchsi.com; 480-983-2279)

Howard Rickey, 8444 E. Pampa, Mesa, AZ 85212 (Email: hrickey2@yahoo.com; 937-369-3824)

Asst. to the Pastor—Karen Schaefer-Faust, 8444 E. Pampa, Mesa, AZ 85212 (Email: josephfaust@yahoo.com; 480-324-0833)

Admin. Asst.—Kathy Birdwell, 11307 E. Starkey Ave., Mesa, AZ 85212-7112 (Email: kathy@gilbertfamilychurch.org; 480-288-2693)

Music Dir.—Yvonne Savage, 1255 S. Rialto #188., Mesa, AZ 85209 (Email: dones_y@yahoo.com; 602-616-3561)

Prime Time Dir.—Peggy Murillo, 3625 S. Loback Ln., Gilbert, AZ 85297-7843 (480-279-0862)

NMI Rep.—Bobbie Fluharty, 2064 W. Hayden Peak Dr., Queen Creek, AZ 85142 (Email: fluharty.b@gmail.com; 480-987-5046)

Women’s Min Dir.—Diana Kazala, 4043 S. Shady Ct., Gilbert, AZ 85297 (Email: babidmz@live.com; 425-422-7288)

Youth Dir. (NYI Rep.)—Derek Wood, 516 N. Los Altos Dr., Chandler, AZ 85224-4239 (Email: derek.wood721@gmail.com; 717-332-3120)

Children’s Dir.—Carol McCracken, 516 N. Los Altos Dr., Chandler, AZ 85224-4239 (Email: lmccracken@cox.net; 717-3297916)

Church Board Sec/Treas.—Maurice Gordon, 7851 E. Milagro, Mesa, AZ 85209 (Email: mauricedgordon@gmail.com; 480-481-0893)

Glendale First (Organized 1920) (005-0090)

Location—5902 W. Cactus Rd., Glendale, AZ 85304-1710 (Website: www.gnaz.org; Email: frontoffice@gnaz.org;

Fax: 623-937-7988; 623-937-7298)

Pastor—(9/1/12) Keith David Schubert (Ragan), 5902 W. Cactus Ave., Glendale, AZ 85304 (Email: pastorkeith@gnaz.org; 623-937-7298)

Associate Pastors—

Administration—Gary Spruill, 9419 W. Melinda Ln., Peoria, AZ 85382 (Email: gspruill@gnaz.org; 602-920-0193)

Youth/Young Adult—Jeff Gee (Jana), 12709 W. Calvar, Glendale, AZ 85335 (Email: jgee@gnaz.org; 520-975-5762)

Celebrate Recovery—Carlene M. Morgan (Clay), 7051 W. Willow Ave., Peoria, AZ 85381-5084 (Email: cmorgan@gnaz.org)

Children Assoc.—Kathryn J. “Katie” Miller (Bob), mail c/o church (Email: kmiller@gnaz.org)

Michael Bowers, 12801 N. 113th Ave., Youngtown, AZ 85363 (Email: mbowers@nazmail.com; 623-523-9750)

Coaching/Counseling—Terry Medina (Email: tmedina@gnaz.org)

Women’s Min.—Lesha A. McFadden (Scott), mail c/o church (Email: lmcfadden@gnaz.org)

Senior Adult Min. Dir.—Paul Magnuson (Vangie), mail c/o church (Email: pmagnuson@gnaz.org; 602-677-8112)

Worship Leader—Ragan Schubert (Email: pastorswifeschubert@yahoo.com)

Men’s Min. Dir.—Jon Enright (Jennifer), mail c/o church (Email: jjenr25@yahoo.com)

NMI Pres.—Brenda Errante (Joe), 4209 N. 109th Dr., Phoenix, AZ 85037-5736 (Email: bee29@q.com; 623-414-1807)

Church Board Sec.—John Burns (Janet), 7060 W. Emile Zola Ave., Peoria, AZ 85381 (Email: jburns20@cox.net)

Church Treas.—Vince Murrietta (Theresa), 5760 W. Aster Dr., Glendale, AZ 85304-1881 (Email: cpavin@yahoo.com; 623-486-4212)

Glendale Turning Leaf Community (Organized 2008) (005-0001)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 6586, Glendale, AZ 85312-6586) Heritage Elementary School, 6805 N. 125th Ave., Glendale, AZ 85307

(Website: www.tlcnaz.org; Email: office@tlcnaz.org; 602-743-3790)

Pastor—(5/6/07) Jeffery L. Fillis (Rhonda), 7226 W. Larkspur Dr., Peoria, AZ 85381-9525 (Email: jeff@tlcnaz.org; 602-743-3790)

Associate Pastors—

Community Care—Barbara Sage (Jim), PO Box 6586, Glendale, AZ 85312-6586 (Email: barb@tlcnaz.org; 602-430-3626)

Youth—Matt Dennis (Joni), 9410 N. 182nd

Ln., Waddell, AZ 85355-4269 (Email: matt@tlcnaz.org; 623-826-1675)

Connections—Tom Mixon (Bev), 24879 W. Vista Norte Ct., Buckeye, AZ 85326-3360 (Email: tom@tlcnaz.org; 623-349-3086)

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Children’s Min.—Melinda Marchese (Bret), P.O. Box 6586, Glendale, AZ 85312-6586 (Email: melinda@tlcnaz.org; 602-376-6051)

Office Sec.—Marilyn LaRue (Jim), 5820 W. Harmont Dr., Glendale, AZ 85302-5934 (Email: office@tlcnaz.org; 602-741-8813)

Music Dir.—Rhonda Fillis (Jeff), 7226 W. Larkspur Dr., Peoria, AZ 85381-9525 (Email: fillis327@gmail.com; 602-410-0289)

Life Groups Dir.—Leanne Leonard, P.O. Box 6586, Glendale, AZ 85132-6586 (Email: lifegroups@tlcnaz.org; 602-410-4941)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Kim Johnson (Dale), 18015 W. Las Palmaritas Dr., Waddell, AZ 85335 (Email: women@tlcnaz.org; 253-677-2383)

Men’s Ministry—Mark Comfort (Connie), P.O. Box 6586, Glendale, AZ 85132-6586 (Email: men@tlcnaz.org; 623-695-9402)

College Min. Dirs.—Tom & Rebekah Dyer, P.O. Box 6586, Glendale, AZ 85132-6586 (Email: college@tlcnaz.org; 602-349-7091)

Senior Adult Ministries Dir.—Jan Caise, 5802 W. Shangri La Rd., Glendale, AZ 85304-3818 (Email: joy@tlcnaz.org; 623-203-7238)

Community Outreach Dir.—Carol Klein, P.O. Box 6586, Glendale, AZ 85132-6586 (Email: outreach@tlcnaz.org; 623-810-8139)

NMI Pres.—Kris Ryan (Mark), P.O. Box 6586, Glendale, AZ 85312-6586 (Email: missions@tlcnaz.org; 602-363-4128)

Work and Witness Coords.—Bill and Eileen Estle, 12917 W. Estero Ln., Litchfield Park, AZ 85340 (Email: wtestle@msn.com; 623-570-4854)

Church Board Sec.— Bill Estle (Eileen), 12917 W. Estero Ln., Litchfield Park, AZ 85340 (Email: boardsecretary@tlcnaz.org; 623-570-4854)

Church Treas.—Jim LaRue (Marilyn), 5820 W. Harmont Dr., Glendale, AZ 85302-5934 (Email: treasurer@tlcnaz.org; 602-741-7579)

(Glendale) West Valley Family (Organized 1947) (005-0130)

Location—6115 N. 91st Ave., Glendale, AZ 85305-2407

(Website: www.westvalleyfamilychurch.com; Email: salvationsound@aol.com; Phone & Fax: 623-872-1734)

Pastor—(5/31/14) Craig Neuschwanger (Dionne), 8448 E. Jensen St., Mesa, AZ 85207 (Email: salvationsound@aol.com; 602-592-6488)

Music Dir.—Mike Mikus, 8918 W. Whitton Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85037-2645 (Email: mike.mikus@usw.salvationarmy.org; 602-574-1186)

SDMI Supt.—Shelby Busch, 7937 W. Avalon, Phoenix, AZ 85033-4811 (Email: s_busch1107@yahoo.com; 602-574-2376)

NYI Pres.—Zalek Linker, 7937 W. Avalon, Phoenix, AZ 85033-4811 (Email: zlinker44@gmail.com; 602-574-2376)

NMI Pres.— Barbara Hayton, 14424 N. 87th Dr., Peoria, AZ 85381 (Email: bhayton@cox.net; 623-583-7583)

Women’s Min.—Sandy Smith, 8006 W. Gibson, Phoenix, AZ 85043-7482 (Email: perygrynefalkon@yahoo.com; 623-849-2454)

Church Board Sec.—Kathy Linker, 8922 W. Whitton Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85037-2645 (Email: gatti47@yahoo.com; 602-573-8533)

Globe (Organized 1940) (005-0100)

Location—226 E. Holly Rd., Globe, AZ 85501-2574 (928-425-3729)

Pastor—In Transition

Music Dir.—Glee Walters (Mark), 115 Escudilla Dr., Globe, AZ 85501-9705 (Email: indoglee@yahoo.com; 928-425-0983)

SDMI Supt.—Glee Walters, 115 Escudilla Dr., Globe, AZ 85501-9705 (Email: indoglee@yahoo.com; 928-425-0983)

Church Board Sec.—Jim Vandine (Gloria), P.O. Box 2307, Globe, AZ 85501-2307 (Email: jamesvandine@hotmail.com; 928-425-5979)

Church Treas.—GleeWalters (Mark), 115 Escudilla Dr., Globe, AZ 85501-9705 (Email: indoglee@yahoo.com; 928-425-0983)

(Goodyear) Citrus Road Community (Organized 1933) (005-0010)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 5006, Goodyear, AZ 85338-5006) 418 S. Citrus Rd., Goodyear, AZ 85338-5920

(Website: www.crccnazarene.com; Email: info@crccnazarene.com; 623-932-2733)

Pastor—(11/5/06) Paul Martinez (Elisa), 18630 W. Superior Ave., Goodyear, AZ 85338-7503 (Email: paulmartinez65@cox.net; 623-707-5371)

Associate Pastors—

Deborah A. “Debby” Boehm (Jim), 1726 S. 176th Ave., Goodyear, AZ 85338-9557 (Email: jdteach@earthlink.net; 602-399-8936)

Nillia J. “Red” Noyes (Shirley), 10439 W. Kingswood Cir., Sun City, AZ 85351-1818 (Email: nnoyes@cox.net; 623-876-0693)

Youth Min. Dir. —Paul Martinez (Elisa), 18630 W. Superior Ave., Goodyear, AZ 85338-7503 (Email: paulmartinez65@cox.net; 623-707-5371)

Office Sec.—Elisa Martinez (Paul) 18630 W. Superior Ave., Goodyear, AZ 85338-7503 (Email: elisamtz@cox.net; 623-707-5371)

Music Dir.—Lowell Bassett (Deanne), 10627 Riviera, Sun City, AZ 85351-3846 (Email: lowell_deannesing@yahoo.com; 805-377-4260)

SDMI Supt.— Deborah A. “Debby” Boehm (Jim), 1726 S. 176th Ave., Goodyear, AZ 85338-9557 (Email: jdteach@earthlink.net; 623-399-8936)

Children’s Min. Dir.— Elisa Martinez (Paul), 18630 W. Superior Ave., Goodyear, AZ 85338-7503 (Email: elisamtz@cox.net; 623-707-5371)

Women’s Min.Dir.—Donna Thornton, 18025 W. Denton St., Litchfield Park, AZ 85340-5207 (Email: thorntondr@aol.com; 623-979-6535)

Men’s Min. Dir.—Tom McCormick (Sherry), 21901 W. Hilton Ave., Buckeye, AZ 85326-3926 (Email: tom@generalexterminating.com; 623-764-6562)

NYI Pres.—Arianna Martinez, 18630 W. Superior Ave., Goodyear, AZ 85338-7503 (Email: sunsgirl97@cox.net; 623-707-5371)

NMI Pres.—Elisa Martinez (Paul), 18630 W. Superior Ave., Goodyear, AZ 85338-7503 (Email: elisamtz@cox.net; 623-707-5371)

Church Board Sec.—Stephen McCan, 10763 Davis Ln., Avondale, AZ 85323-1142 (Email: mccans@cox.net; 623-341-1363)

Church Treas.—Patricia L. Swindle, 16748 W. Washington St., Goodyear, AZ 85338-4529 (Email: patriciaswindle1@gmail.com; 623-332-5666)

(Henderson, NV) Henderson (Organized 2007) (005-0225)

Location—(Mail: 7500 Grenfell Dr., Las Vega, NV 89129) Sun. Mtg. Loc.: Black Mountain Recreation Center, 599 Greenway Rd.,

Henderson, NV 89015 (702-870-9911)

Pastor—Interim Pastor—Rev. Brian W. Medley (Email: bmedley@cccvegas.org; 702-860-3409)

Children/Youth Min. Dir—Kristen Barr, 1561 Turf, Henderson, NV 89002-9329 (Email: kristen@hendersonnazarene.com; 702-289-7461)

Kingman (Organized 1978) (005-0103)

Location—4715 N. Stockton Hill Rd., Kingman, AZ 86409-1758 (928-757-4077)

Pastor—(12/2/90) Thomas P. Paine (Helen), 1205 Selma Dr., Kingman, AZ 86409-0993 (Email: paine@frontiernet.net; 928-692-1015)

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Associate Pastor—

Youth & Children—Tonya L. “Toni” Henry (Scott), 2610 Sierra Ln., Kingman, AZ 86401-4279

(E-mail: pastor.toni.henry@gmail.com; 928-753-7890)

Music Dir.—James Roberson, 4819 N. Casey Cir., Kingman, AZ 86409-1998 (Email: jhaldor1@msn.com; 928-753-0483)

SDMI Chair—Tonya L. “Toni” Henry (Scott), 2610 Sierra Ln., Kingman, AZ 86401-4279 (E-mail: pastor.toni.henry@gmail.com; 928-753-7890)

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Naomi Ellis, 4715 Stockton Hill Rd., Kingman, AZ 86409-1758 (928-757-4077)

Prime Time Min. Dir.—Ruth Angle, 3861 Henry Fonda Way, Kingman, AZ 86409-0993 (Email: electgary@aol.com; 928-681-1598)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Ruth Angle, 3861 Henry Fonda Way, Kingman, AZ 86409-0993 (Email: electgary@aol.com; 928-681-1598)

NMI Pres.—James Roberson, 4819 N. Casey Cir., Kingman, AZ 86409-1998 (Email: jhaldor1@msn.com; 928-753-0483)

Church Board Sec.— Heather Hayes (Roy), 2000 S. Guthrie Rd., Golden Valley, AZ 86413 (Email: heatherhayes@frontiernet.net)

Church Treas.—Roy Hayes (Heather), 2000 S. Guthrie Rd., Golden Valley, AZ 86413 (Email: royhayes@frontiernet.net))

Lake Havasu (Organized 1972) (005-0105)

Location—2700 Rainbow Ave. N., Lake Havasu, AZ 86403-3907 (Website: www.lhnazarene.org; Email: lhcnaz@npgcable.com; 928-855-4868)

Pastor—(10/10/10) Carlton F. Harvey, Mail c/o Church (Email: charvey@lhnazarene.org; 303-974-0811)

Music. Dir.—Loyd Rains, 3420 Silver Arrow Dr., Lake Havasu City, AZ 86406-7106 (Email: rains.golf@gmail.com; 928-453-8220)

Music Dir.—Gina Smith, PO Box #309, Lake Havasu City, AZ 86405-0309 (Email: ogtwins@me.com; 928-846-5138)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Joanne Lane, 3431 Chesapeake Blvd., Lake Havasu City, AZ 86406 (Email: 1catfan@ npgcable.com; 928-855-6993)

Prime Time Dirs.—Kent & Barbara Young, 3851 Yazoo Dr., Lake Havasu City, AZ 86404-2308 (Email: kbyoung50@yahoo.com; 928-855-9662)

Men’s Min. Dir.—Larry Lane, 3431 Chesapeake Blvd., Lake Havasu City, AZ 86406 (Email: lanes@npgcamble.com; 928-855-6993)

Women’s Min.—Sue Dyer, 327 Driftwood Dr., Lake Havasu City, AZ 86404-3417 (Email: sued@npgcable.com; 928-486-3898)

NMI Pres.—Carol Sigler, 3747 Challenger Dr., Lake Havasu City, AZ 86406-9130 (Email: jcsig@frontiernet.net; 928-680-4665)

Church Board Sec.—Loyd Rains, 3420 Silver Arrow Dr., Lake Havasu City, AZ 86406-7106 (Email: rains.golf@gmail.com; 928-453-8220)

Church Treas.—Carol Sigler, 3747 Challenger Dr., Lake Havasu City, AZ 86406-9130 (Email: jcsig@frontiernet.net; 928-680-4665)

Las Vegas (NV) Christ Community (Organized 1963) (005-0106)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 750879, Las Vegas, NV 89136-0879) 4161 N. Rancho Blvd., Suite 110, Las Vegas, NV 89130

(Website: www.cccvegas.org; Email: emedley@cccvegas.org; Fax: 702-982-1244; 702-870-9911)

Pastor—(12/2/07) Brian W. Medley (Edith), 7500 Grenfell Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89129 (Email: bmedley@cccvegas.org; 702-860-3409)

Office Secretary—Edith P. Medley (Brian), 7500 Grenfell Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89129 (Email: emedley@cccvegas.org; 702-860-4247)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Leah Cary, 4928 Crystal Breeze, North Las Vegas, NV 89031-0240 (Email: lcary10435@aol.com; 702-658-3822)

Church Board Sec.—Susan Baldridge, 8024 Redbud Vine St., North Las Vegas, NV 89085-4454 (Email: smb.wnn11@cox.net; 702-334-9493)

Church Treas.—Lori Clarke, 3628 White Star St., Las Vegas, NV 89129-1774 (Email: jenzoe@earthlink.net)

Las Vegas (NV) First (Organized 1944) (005-0107)

Location—3825 Pecos McLeod, Las Vegas, NV 89121-4256 (Website: www.lv-naz.org; Email: admin@lv-naz.org;

Fax: 702-451-5057; 702-451-6000)

Pastor—(3/20/05) Javier Tamez (Milissa), 2015 Silverton Dr., Henderson, NV 89074-1552 (Email: jtamez@lv-naz.org; 702-897-6007)

Associate Pastors—

Worship—Vicki Vaquero (Carlos), 5594 Halvern Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89110-1730 (Email: vvaquero@lv-naz.org; 702-452-9140)

Brenda Tunnell (Bill), 4215 S. Pearl St., Las Vegas, NV 89121 (Email: bren-bill3@centurylink.net; 702-515-0551)

Ted A. Collier (Sherri), 137 Bear Coat Ct., Henderson, NV 89002 (Email: tsbcollier@gmail.com; 702-860-7190)

Pastoral Care—Paul W. Alexander (Grace), 7210 Fenway Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89147-4719 (Email: revalexndr@cox.net; 702-367-6705)

Pastoral Care— Robert C. Zangger (Shirley), 8809 Sandy Vista Ct., Las Vegas, NV 89131-1426

(Email: rzangger1970@pointloma.edu; 702-658-8089)

Office Admin.—Christopher Vaquero, 5594 Halvern Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89110-1730 (Email: admin@lv-naz.org; 702-449-2199)

Office Secretary—Nikki Franklin, 3979 Meadow Grove Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89120 (Email: lvcn media@lv--naz.org; 702-456-2233)

Office Assistant—Autumn Lamar, 4468 East Rochelle Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89121-6431 (Email: office@lv-naz.org; 702-436-1770)

SDMI Chair—Autumn Lamar, 4468 East Rochelle Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89121-6431 (Email: autumn.lamar@gmail.com; 702-436-1770)

NYI Pres.— Christopher Vaquero, 5594 Halvern Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89110-1730 (Email: admin@lv-naz.org; 702-449-2199)

NMI Pres.—Jane Moretto, 733 Skyline Rd., Henderson, NV 89002 (Email: mumbole@yahoo.com; 702-564-7332)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Joni Goin, 10646 Pueblo Springs St., Las Vegas, NV 89183-4684 (Email: owtgoin@yahoo.com; 619-322-6387))

Men’s Min. Dir.—Ted A. Collier (Sherri), 137 Bear Coat Ct., Henderson, NV 89002 (Email: tsbcollier@gmail.com; 702-860-7190)

Church Board Sec.— Bill Tunnell, 4215 S. Pearl St., Las Vegas, NV 89121 (Email: bren-bill3@centurylink.net; 702-515-0551)

Church Treas.—Sue Baumgartner, 1027 Twin Berry Ct., Henderson, NV 89002-9227 (Email: dinosue1@gmail.com; 702-568-5280)

(Las Vegas, NV) Harvest (Inactive) (005-0098)

Maricopa Living Water (Organized 2007) (005-0108)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 1349, Maricopa, AZ 85139-1358) Maricopa Elementary School, 18150 N. Alterra Pkwy, Maricopa, AZ 85139

(Website: www.livingwaternaz.org; Email: info@livingwaternaz.org; 520-510-5807)

Pastor—(02/04/13) Mark L. Dye (Niki), 1361 S. Greenfield Rd., Apt. #1096, Mesa, AZ 85206 (Email: markdye97@gmail.com; 520-510-5807)

NMI Dir.—Mary Breden-Moore, 45084 W. Norris Rd., Maricopa, AZ 85139-9136 (Email: marybredenmoore1@gmail.com; 618-401-3978)

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Church Board Sec.—Jeanette Breden, 44765 W. Horse Mesa Rd., Maricopa, AZ 85139 (Email: jeannette.breden26@gmail.com; 48.-242-2390)

Church Treas.—Wanda Lubag, 44257 W. Cydnee Dr., Maricopa, AZ 85138-8446 (Email: wlubag@musd20.org; 520-208-0730)

Mesa First (Organized 1948) (005-0110)

Location—955 E. University Dr., Mesa, AZ 85203-8034 (Website: www.mesanaz.org; Email: office@mesanaz.org;

Fax: 480-964-8138; 480-964-5062)

Pastor—(1/1/96) Ira F. Brown Jr. (Paula), 751 W. Harvard Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85233 (Email: irafbrown@cox.net; 480-812-8496)

Associate Pastors—

Youth—Kurtis Matheny (Amanda), 1111 N. 64th St. #18, Mesa, AZ 85205 (Email: kurtismatheny@yahoo.com; 805-588-2538)

Music—Robert P. “Rob” Myers (Lynn), 335 N. Fraser Dr. E., Mesa, AZ 85203-8021 (Email: robandlynn@mesanaz.org; 480-969-1530)

Pastoral Care—Kenneth (Linda) Mostue, 3104 E. Broadway, No. 252, Mesa, AZ 85204-1729 (Email: knlmostue@copper.net; 480-924-0384)

Office Sec.—Sharon Plamann, 1828 E. Inverness, Mesa, AZ 85204 (Email: office@mesanaz.org; 480-892-2474)

Adult Bible Study—Diane Morgan, 6720 E. Encanto Unit 37, Mesa, AZ 85205-6070 (Email: diane.morgan1@cox.net; 480-296-9153)

Prime Time Min. Dirs.—Don and Phyllis Campbell, 2251 N. 32nd

St. #10, Mesa, AZ 85213 (Email: cphyllisr@yahoo.com; 480-654-5265)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Cobina Wong, 1343 E. McLellan, Mesa, AZ 85203-3838 (Email: wcwong75@earthlink.net; 480-834-6484)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Betsy Hall (Jerry “Speedy”), 3073 E. Buena Vista Dr., Chandler, AZ 85249-9109

(Email: betsykhall@gmail.com; 480-634-5830)

NMI Pres.—Arlene Meeds, 47 N. Fraser Dr. W., Mesa, AZ 85203 (Email: arlenemeeds@gmail.com; 480-525-4173)

Church Board Sec.—Janice Walker, 2055 N. Almond Grove, Mesa, AZ 85213-2282 (Email: jamawa@cox.net; 480-981-5613)

Church Treas.—Tina Anderson, 1657 S. Ash St., Gilbert, AZ 85233-8728 (Email: treasurer@mesaaz.org; 480-812-1013)

Oro Valley (Organized 1978) (005-0114)

Location—500 W. Calle Concordia, Oro Valley, AZ 85704-8515 (Website: www.ovcn.org; Email: ovcn@ovcn.org;

Fax: 520-297-3407; 520-297-8297)

Senior Pastor—(2/26/01) Craig W. Coulter (Robin), 500 W. Calle Concordia, Oro Valley, AZ 85704-8515 (Email: craig@ovcn.org; 520-297-8297)

Associate Pastors—

Worship—Lawrence M. “Larry” Vinyard (Barb), 689 W. Calle Alta Loma, Tucson, AZ 85737-6995 (Email: larry@ovcn.org; 520-297-8297)

Children—P. Genell Cherryholmes (Chris), 1531 W. Soft Breeze Ct., Oro Valley, AZ 85737-7340 (Email: genell@ovcn.org; 520-297-8297)

Youth—Eric Fritz (Sharon), 2389 E. Vistoso Place, Oro Valley, AZ 85755 (Email: eric@ovcn.org; 541-270-5724)

Young Adults—Jimmy Miller (Sandra), 2283 W. Mystic Mountain Dr., Tucson, AZ 85742-4484 (Email: jimmy@ovcn.org; 520-219-3589)

Connections—Katy Scott (Kent), 1664 W. Wimbledon Way, Oro Valley, AZ 85737-9012 (Email: katy@ovcn.org; 520-575-6177)

YES Ministry (50+)—Steve Wilson (Terri), 65238 E. Border Rock Rd., Tucson, AZ 85739 (Email: steve.29.wilson@gmail.com; 509-999-7000)

Young Families Min. Dir. —Chris Collins (Sharon), 8542 Deer Valley Dr., Tucson, AZ 85742 (615-390-0571)

Office Administrator—Sally Gray—11636 N. Teskow Dr., Oro Valley, AZ 85737-3729 (Email: sally@ovcn.org; 520-990-5632)

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Jason Lindley, 3741 W. Spinnaker Ln., Tucson, AZ 85742-9216 (Email: jandllindley@hotmail.com; 520-429-2540)

Small Groups—David and Gail Bohlman, 39648 S. Sand Crest Dr., Saddlebrooke, AZ 85739-2237 (Email: dgbohlman@yahoo.com; 520-818-3539)

Prime Time Min. Dir.—Bob Dreher, 5641 E. Copper, Tucson, AZ 85712 (Email: rdld@cox.net; 520-296-9486)

Men’s Min. Dir.—David Bohlman, 39648 S. Sand Crest Dr., Saddlebrooke, AZ 85739-2237 (Email: dgbohlman@yahoo.com; 520-818-3539)

NMI Pres.—Dick Egolf, 65545 E. Canyon Dr., Tucson, AZ 85739-3028 (Email: egolfaz@msn.com; 520-818-0785)

Stephen Ministry Leaders—Abbie Egolf, 65545 E. Canyon Dr., Tucson, AZ 85739-3028 (Email: egolfaz@yahoo.com; 520-818-0785)

Church Board Sec.—Brent Michelson, 1260 W. Weeping Wash Way, Tucson, AZ 85737-1515 (Email: michelson5@mac.com; 520-498-0202)

Church Treas.—Chris Anteau, 1012 Hillside Ave., Elizabethtown, PA 17022-1376 (Email: cga0304@gmail.com; 520-275-2433)

(Overton, NV) Moapa Valley (Inactive) (005-0113)

(Page) Lake Powell (Organized 1972) (005-0112)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 1745, Page, AZ 86040-1745) 255 S. Lake Powell Blvd., Page, AZ 86040

(Website: www.lakepowellnazarene.com; Email: Nazarene@pageamerica.net; 928-645-2195)

Pastor—(6/27/90) Martin D. “Marty” Micale (Mary), P.O. Box 2300, Page, AZ 86040-2300 (928-645-2195)

Associate Pastor & Music—Mary L. Micale (Martin), P.O. Box 2300, Page, AZ 86040-2300 (928-645-2195)

SS Supt.—Floyd Elmore, P.O. Box 3928, Page, AZ 86040-3928 (928-614-0789)

Day School Dir./Principal—Mary L. Micale, P.O. Box 2300, Page, AZ 86040-2300 (928-645-2195)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Mary L. Micale, P.O. Box 2300, Page, AZ 86040-2300 (928-645-2195)

NYI Pres.—Becky Klemm, P.O. Box 2760, Page, AZ 86040-2760 (928-645-5775)

NMI Pres.—Sandy Hoodenpyle, P.O. Box 2549, Page, AZ 86040-2549 (Email: shooter425@cableone.net; 928-640-0236)

Church Board Sec.—Sandy Hoodenpyle, P.O. Box 2549, Page, AZ 86040-2549 (928-640-0236)

Church Treas.—Patti Elmore, P.O. Box 3928, Page, AZ 86040-3928 (928-614-0789)

Payson First (Organized 1969) (005-0115)

Location—200 E. Tyler Pkwy., Payson, AZ 85541-3294 (Website: paysonnazarenechurch.org; Email: office@paysonnazarenechurch.org;

Fax: 928-472-7640; 928-474-5890)

Pastor—(01/18/09) Richard L. Richey, Jr. (Ronnie), 1512 N. Easy St., Payson, AZ 85541-3313

(Email: pastorrichey@paysonnazarenechurch.org; 928-478-6345)

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Associate Pastor

Youth—Doug Newland, 605 E. Timber Dr., Payson, AZ 85541 (559-331-0085)

Office Sec.—Nancy Unruh, 931 W. Madera Ln., Payson, AZ 85541-5240 (928-468-6359)

Music Dir.-- Harold Fleeger, 607 E. Eckles St., Payson, AZ 85541 (623-628-1585)

SDMI Supt.—Marilyn Heron, 260 Mountain View Rd., Star Valley, AZ 85541 (928-474-4196)

Childcare/School—Safe Haven Child Development Center (Website: www.asafehaven4kids.org: 928-468-6924

Childcare/School Dir.—Ronnie Richey (Richard), 1512 N. Easy St., Payson, AZ 85541-3313 (602-449-0931)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Charlene Bradford, 602 N. Granite Dr., Payson, AZ 85541-4024 (928-951-3833)

NYI Pres.—Kori Newland, 605 E. Timber Dr., Payson, AZ 85541 (928-970-1087)

NMI Pres.—Nancy Unruh, 931 W. Madera Ln., Payson, AZ 85541 (928-468-6359)

Church Board Sec. —Ted Prince, 718 W. St. Moritz, Payson, AZ 85541-3685 (928-951-6658)

Church Treas.—Judith Prince, 718 W. St. Moritz Cir., Payson, AZ 85541-3685 (928-595-2078)

Peoria (Organized 1918) (005-0120)

Location—7717 W. Thunderbird Rd., Peoria, AZ 85381-4605 (Website: www.peoriaaznazarene.org; Email: pncpeorianaz@aol.com;

Fax: 623-979-3487; 623-979-3481)

Pastor—(11/11/06) Robert R. Ogden (Karla), 8921 W. Lockland Ct., Peoria, AZ 85382-3742 (Email: pncogden@aol.com; 623-824-9238)

Associate Pastors—

Youth—Krisi Ruth, 6201 W. Olive Ave. #2204, Glendale, AZ 85302 (Email: pncyouth@aol.com; 602-478-6501)

Children—Cyndi Snowden, 3731 W. Vista Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85051-6420 (Email: pncchildren@aol.com; 602-615-6579)

Ministerial Studies—Harvey Shapiro, 11295 N. 99th Ave. #5-115, Peoria, AZ 85345 (Email: pastorharvey@live,com; 623-875-4746)

Office Sec.—Cindy Williams, 5644 W. Monte Cristo, Glendale, AZ 85306-2412 (Email: pnccindywilliams@aol.com)

Music Dir.—Tom Kinnaman, 13031 N. 75th Ln., Peoria, AZ 85381-4007 (Email: tkinnaman@cox.net; 623-878-7641)

SDMI Supt.—Allan Hart, 8431 W. Bloomfield Rd., Peoria, AZ 85381-8119 (Email: alhjeh@yahoo.com; 623-693-4541)

Childcare/School Dir./Principal—Gail Cartwright, 10555 W. Amelia Ave., Avondale, AZ 85392-5633 (Email: workofheart04@aol.com; 623-412-0223)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Jill Long, 7764 W. Voltaire Ave., Peoria, AZ 85381-4145 (Email: free2roam136@yahoo.com; 602-677-6761)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Debbie Midkiff, 7934 W. Tuckey Ln., Glendale, AZ 85303-3306 (Email: midkiff430@cox.net; 623-570-1048)

NMI Pres.—Bob McCloud, 13236 N. 109th Ave., Sun City, AZ 85351 (Email: rbrtmccld@hotmail.com; 623-677-0368)

Church Board Sec.—Jill Long, 7764 W. Voltaire Ave., Peoria, AZ 85381 (Email: free2roam136@yahoo.com; 602-677-6761)

Church Treas.—Barbara Schapp, 14811 N. 133rd Dr., Surprise, AZ 85379-6587 (Email: pncbschapp@aol.com; 602-402-3634)

(Phoenix) Tree of Life Worship Center (Organized 2004) (005-0026)

Location- 5334 E. Thunderbird Rd., Scottsdale, AZ 85254(Website: www. congregationtreeoflife.com; Email: rabbi@bethsimchat.org; 602-955-6413)

Pastor—(12/1/99) Jack Zimmerman (Sandie), 3901 E. Pinnacle Peak Rd., Lot 71, Phoenix, AZ 85050-8108 (602-741-5789)

(Phoenix) Discover (Inactive) (005-0076)

Phoenix First (Organized 1917) (005-0170)

Location—19201 N. 7th Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85027-5640 (Website: www.phfcnaz.org; Email: tstoffan@phfcnaz.phxcoxmail.com;

Fax: 623-516-1222; 623-516-2111)

Pastor—(9/17/00) Richard A. Stoffan (Trish), 22017 N. 35th Ln., Glendale, AZ 85310-5014

(Email: rstoffan@phfcnaz.phxcoxmail.com; 623-434-2687)

Associate Pastors—

Visitation—Joe Ely (Marie), 2106 E. Quail Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85024-5088 (Email: jsely@juno.com; 602-765-0015)

Gary Moore—3607 E. Captain Dreyfus, Phoenix, AZ 85032 (Email: arizonapastor@q.com; 602-363-3908)

Leroy Murray—11941 N. 69th Ave., Peoria, AZ 85345 (Email: murrayleroy52@yahoo.com; 623-888-0666)

Associate Staff—

Youth Dir.—Sean Gafford (Shannon), 18922 N. 71st Dr, Glendale, AZ 85308 (Email: mrsean77@yahoo.com; 623-587-9626)

Music Dir.—James Williamson, 27309 N. 37th Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85083-0822 (Email: jamesmwilliamson@live.com; 623-533-3239)

Children’s Dirs.—Mike and Sara Chapman, 19238 N. 2nd

Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85027` (Email: sara_elizabeth83@hotmail.com; 602-291-2389)

Christian Life Dir.—Melody Neely, 3741 W. Govers, Glendale, AZ 85308 (Email: mneely6@yahoo.com; 602-574-4976)

College Ministry Dirs.—Carla & Dewayne Nabity, 3210 W. Quail Track Dr., Phoenix, AZ 85083-5827 (Email: cdnabity@yahoo.com; 623-581-0345)

J.O.Y. Ministry Dirs.—Dan and Jan Hardaway, 2439 E. Karen Dr., Phoenix, AZ 85032-4321 (Email: danjanhardaway@aol.com; 602-992-1281)

NMI Dir. —Karen Kindell, 17625 N. 7th St. #2157, Phoenix, AZ 85022 (Email: taytay.to.4@gmail.com; 602-882-7233)

Prison Ministry—Roy Limbock (Kathy), 18215 N. 18th St., Phoenix, AZ 85022 (Email: limbock55@cox.net; 602-249-1878)

Women’s Ministry Dir.—Tiffanie Bol, 302 W. Kristal Way, Phoenix, AZ 85027 (Email: tiffaniehunt21@gmail.com; 602-818-4658)

Church Board Sec.—Jim Vaughn, 3901 E. Pinnacle Peak Rd., Lot 171, Phoenix, AZ 85050-8114 (Email: gymvon@q.com; 480-513-1726)

Church Treas.—Sean Kindell, 3157 W. Crest Ln., Phoenix, AZ 85027-1603 (Email: cinci14to85@yahoo.com; 623-516-2928)

Phoenix Maryvale (Organized 1957) (005-0172)

Location—3201 N. 51st Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85031-3401 (602-269-3489)

Pastor—(5/2/04) Daniel P. Flemming (Sue), 3039 W. Palmaire Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85051-8443 (Email: danflemming@cox.net; 602-864-6866)

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Associate Pastors—

Compassionate Min.—Deborah J. Smiley, 1838 E. Crittenden Ln., Phoenix, AZ 85016 (Email: dsmiley2@msn.com; 602-663-1347)

Celebrate Recovery—Don W. Smith, P.O. Box 83002, Phoenix, AZ 85071-3002 (Email: dsmith355@cox.net; 602-973-8835)

Discipleship Min.—W. C. “Bill” Barker, 5435 N. 102nd Ave., Glendale, AZ 85307-4166 (Email: billandjoanne@cox.net; 623-877-0892)

Community Outreach—Carla Durby, 5310 W. Willow Ave., Glendale, AZ 85304 (Email: carla.durby@cox.net; 602-509-1709)

Prime Time Dir.—Sheryl Marchese, 4550 W. Salano Dr. N., Glendale, AZ 85031-6239 (623-939-9371)

Men’s Min. Dir.—Robert Abbott, 2215 N. 68th Dr., Phoenix, AZ 85035-3311 (Email: swordwielder@q.com; 623-845-0126)

Youth Dir.—Jon Werner, 4123 N. 87th Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85037-2317 (Email: dub7@cox.net; 623-849-1851)

Church Board Sec.—Dallas Kaye Chastain, 4744 N. 49th Dr., Phoenix, AZ 85031-1317 (Email: kay-farmers@hotmail.com; 602-686-4306)

Church Treas.—Janice Winebrenner, 3632 W. Sierra Vista Dr., Phoenix, AZ 85019-1315 (Email: jwinebrenner@cox.net; 602-973-8835)

Phoenix Monte Vista (Organized 1956) (005-0171)

Location—3313 N. 40th St., Phoenix, AZ 85018-6408 (Website: www.achurchthatloves.com; Email: info@achurchthatloves.com;

Fax: 602-954-9501; 602-955-5484)

Pastor—(1/22/12) David M. Charlton, Jr. (Kristina), 3314 N. 41st St., Phoenix, AZ 85018-6465 (Email: david@achurchthatloves.com; 602-717-6809)

Associate Pastors—

Trevor Cartwright (Rachel), 4020 E. Flower St., Phoenix, AZ 85018 (Email: trevor@achurchthatloves.com; 816-812-2466)

David M. Charlton, Sr. (Patsy), 2307 E. Avenida Del Sol, Phoenix, AZ 85024 (602-568-7406)

Negassi Desta (Weini), 2936 E. Earll Dr., Phoenix, AZ 85016-7528 (602-956-8478)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Kristina Charlton, 3314 N. 41st St., PhoenixAZ 85018-6465 (Email: kristinamcharlton@gmail.com; 602-717-3936)

SS Supt.—Debbie Burris, 2940 E. Pinchot, Phoenix, AZ 85016 (Email: deborah.burris@hartfordlife.com; 602-956-9494)

Church Board Sec.—Keith Hake, 4430 E. Monterosa, Phoenix, AZ 85018-4336 (Email: kdhake@juno.com; 602-952-8540)

Church Treas.—Anna La Salvia (Calvin), 940 E. Bethany Home Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85014-2147 (Email: lasalvia@yahoo.com; 602-466-3238)

(Phoenix) New Life Community Fellowship (Inactive) (005-0091)

(Phoenix) NorthGate (Organized 1980) (005-0045)

Location—(Mail: 515 E. Carefree Hwy., No. 362, Phoenix, AZ 85085-8839) 34835 N. 7th St., Phoenix, AZ 85086

(Website: www.northgatecommunity.com; Email: todd@northgatecommunity.com; Fax: 623-581-1127; 623-581-0627)

Pastor—(02/07/2010) Todd E. Johnson (Tawnya), 515 E. Carefree Hwy., No. 362, Phoenix, AZ 85085-8839

(Email: todd@northgatecommunity.com; 602-684-1455)

Associate Pastors—

Kim Johnson, Mail c/o church (Email: kim@northgatecommunity.com; 602-377-1844)

College/Single Adult/Youth—Todd Johnson, Mail c/o church (Email: todd@northgatecommunity.com; 602-684-1455)

Youth Min. Dir./Music Dir.—Jacob Frey, Mail c/o church (Email: jacob@northgatecommunity.com; 602-430-4158)

Chr. Ed. Dir.— Kim Johnson, Mail c/o church (Email: kim@northgatecommunity.com; 602-377-1844)

SDMI Pres.—Rich Pocock, Mail c/o church (Email: rpocock@cox.net; 623-363-7248)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Tawnya Johnson, Mail c/o church (Email: tawnya@northgatecommunity.com; 623-687-4453)

NYI Pres.—John Flammang, Mail c/o church (Email: johnswoodctaftings@q.com; 602-686-4273)

Music Dir.—Todd Johnson, Mail c/o church (Email: todd@northgatecommunity.com; 602-684-1455)

NMI Pres.—Tawnya Johnson, Mail c/o church (Email: tawnya@northgatecommunity.com; 623-687-4453)

Work & Witness Coord.—Tawnya Johnson, Mail c/o church (Email: tawnya@northgatecommunity.com; 623-687-4453)

Church Board Sec.—Lanny Benson, Mail c/o church (Email: shelben09@yahoo.com; 623-492-9100)

Church Treas.—Nancy Tatro, Mail c/o church (Email: ntatro@msn.com; 602-705-2323)

Phoenix Orangewood (Organized 1954) (005-0180)

Location—7510 N. 27th Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85051-7502 (Website: www.orangewoodchurch.org; Email: generalinfo@orangewoodchurch.org

Fax: 602-995-1930; 602-995-0299)

Pastor— (9/7/97) Robert R. Hake (Lori), 10022 N. 56th Ave., Glendale, AZ 85302-2103

(Email: bhake@orangewoodchurch.org; 623-930-8925) x101

Associate Pastors—

Family Ministries & Spiritual Formation—Demetrius Marsh (Kacie), 12454 N. 69th Ave., Peoria, AZ 85381(Email: dmarsh@orangewoodchurch.org)

Pastoral Counselor—Kristan Farley (James), 15923 N. 77th Ave., Peoria, AZ 85382 (Email: monkfire@gmail.com; 602-510-6377)

Brad Reed (Bethany) 5617 W. Morten Ave., Glendale, AZ 85301

Director of Serve and Engagement Ministries—Melissa Benson (Ryan), 23863 N. 36th Ave., Glendale, AZ 85310

(Email: mbenson@orangewoodchurch.org)

Campus Manager—Aaron Duffey (Tracia), 6525 W. El Cortez Pl., Phoenix, AZ 85083 (Email: aduffey@orangewoodchurch.org)

Media & Design—Lori Hake (Robert), 10022 N. 56th Ave., Glendale, AZ 85302 (Email: lhake@orangewoodchurch.org)

Youth Ministries—Michael Clyde (Wendy) 2625 E. Cactus Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85032 (Email: mclyde@orangewoodchurch.org)

Worship Coordinator—Drew Raney (Melissa), 14602 N. 72nd

Dr., Peoria, AZ 85381 (Email: draney@orangewoodchurch.org)

Childcare/Preschool Dir.—Melanie West (Chris) 4434 W. Chama Dr., Glendale, AZ 85310 (Email: melanie@orangewoodchristianacademy.com)

Children’s Min. (Elem.) Dir.—Renee Whitaker (Bruce), 12759 N. 57th Dr., Glendale, AZ 85304-1879 (Email: rwhitaker@orangewoodchuch.org)

Children’s Min. (Pre-K) Dir.—April Hutson (Cordell), 4402 W. Altadena Ave., Glendale, AZ 85304-3527 (Email: ahutson@orangewoodchurch.org)

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NMI Pres.—Adam Estle (Kendra), 12917 W. Estero Ln., Litchfield Park, AZ 85340-5574 (Email: adam@lifebridgeaz.org)

Church Board Sec.—Frank Clark (Ana), 3802 W. Helena Dr., Glendale, AZ 85308-3107 (Email: Youtht.mischke@cox.net)

Church Treasurer—TBA

Phoenix Renovation (Organized 2013) (005-0012)

Location—5604 N. 24th St., Phoenix, AZ 85016-3130 (Website: www.renovationphx.com; Email: office@renovationphx.com)

Fax: 602-955-8168; 602-955-5850) Pastor—(7/2012) Curt Gentry (Jan), 6415 S. 37

th St., Phoenix, AZ 85042 (Email: curt@renovationphx.com; 602-795-6474)

Associate Pastor—

Youth Pastor—Andy McClure, 659 E. Park Ave., Chandler, AZ 85225 (Email: andy@renovationphx.com; 480-703-5281)

Music Dir.—Josiah Oslund (Email: josiah@renovationphx.com) Church Board Sec. —Steve Frank Church Treasurer—John Brigowatz

Prescott First (Organized 1925) (005-0200)

Location—2110 Willow Creek Rd., Prescott, AZ 86301-5391 (Website: www.prescottnazarene.com; Email: prescottnaz@cableone.net;

Fax: 928-708-9187; 928-445-1136)

Pastor—In Transition

Associate Pastors—

Pastoral Care--Lloyd Teeter (Rachel), 4701 N. Agua Fria Dr., Prescott Valley, AZ 86314-5156 (Email: pastor-t@cableone.net; 928-759-3742)

Youth/Young Adults—C. Lyle Hamilton (Dona), 4781 Spring Dr., Prescott Valley, AZ 86314-5268

(Email: lylehamilton@cableone.net; 503-929-7205)

Children’s Min.—Shauna T. Hanus (Robert), 1801 Pony Soldier Rd., Prescott, AZ 86303 (Email: wetshanus@aol.com; 928-821-6837)

Office Sec.—Rachel Teeter (Lloyd), 4710 N. Agua Fria Dr., Prescott Valley, AZ 86314-5156 (Email: prescottnaz@cableone.net; 928-759-3742)

Music Dir.—Merlene Neil (Gene), 3053 Southpark, Prescott, AZ 86305-6413 (Email: luvnotes@cableone.net; 928-541-0846)

NMI Pres.—Tom Peters, 1681 Morning Stone Dr., Prescott, AZ 86305-1103 (Email: tomcarolpeters@hotmail.com; 928-443-5870)

Church Board Sec.—Phil Cox (Debbie), P.O. Box 3870, Chino Valley, AZ 86323 (Email: cmsgt60@gmail.com; 928-636-4861)

Prescott Valley (Organized 1986) (005-0203)

Location—3741 N. Constance Dr., Prescott Valley, AZ 86314-8351 (Website: www.pvnazarene.org; Email: office@pvnazarene.org;

Fax: 928-775-4930; 928-775-4389)

Pastor—(7/1/03) Charles B. “Charlie” Hail (Nancy), 5470 N. Long Rifle Rd., Prescott Valley, AZ 86314-4203

(Email: pastor@pvnazarene.org; Cell: 928-899-8883; 928-775-9997)

Associate Pastors—

Josiah Jones—1150 Tiffany Pl., Chino Valley, AZ 86323 (Email: pastorjosiah@gmail.com; 928-379-9069)

Diana Elliott—P.O. Box 25364, Prescott Valley, AZ 96314 (Email: elliotsnest1996@yahoo.com; 928-241-2456)

NYI Pres.—Nicole Krob, 5081 N. Concho Dr., Prescott Valley, AZ 86314 (Email: purpleeeyore333@yahoo.com; 928-830-9547)

Celebrate Recovery Dir.—Nancy Fleshner, 12745 Rocking Lake Rd., Spring Valley, AZ 86333 (Email: nancy1240@aol.com; 928-632-0870)

Prime Time Min. Dir.—Truman Solis, P.O. Box 381, Dewey, AZ 86327-0381 (928-632-4055)

Church Board Sec.—Al Heller, 7648 E. Las Palmas Dr., Prescott Valley, AZ 86314-5600 (928-775-0235)

Church Treas.—Victor Palacio, 7600 Las Floras, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314 (Email: papadump@hotmail.com; 928-772-1754)

(Queen Creek) New Life (Organized 2004) (005-0021)

Location: 22801 E. Ocotillo Rd., Queen Creek, AZ 85142 (480-882-1944)

Pastor—(12/23/12) David S. Lukas, 6026 E. Adobe Rd., Mesa, AZ 85205-5923 (Email: pastordave7@ymail.com; 480-299-7393)

NMI Pres.—Pat Corbett, 2796 E. Mineral Park Rd., Queen Creek, AZ 85143-4506 (Email: jcorbpc@aol.com; 480-882-1944)

Church Board Sec.—Mona Wittenburg, 3357 E. Morenci Rd., San Tan Valley, AZ 85143-5979 (480-238-1650)

Church Treas.—Hilda Utley, 23033 S. 210th St., Queen Creek, AZ 85142-6960 (480-987-0023)

(Safford) Real Life Community (Organized 1979) (005-0206)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 930, Safford, AZ 85548-0930) 106 South 8th Ave., Safford, AZ 85546

(Website: www.rlccnaz.com; Email: info@rlccnaz.com 928-348-9237)

Lay Minister—Johnny Wilson, P.O. Box 930, Safford, AZ 85548-0930 (Email: johnnywilson999@gmail.com)

Pastor Asst.—Patricia Schwandt, P.O. Box 930, Safford, AZ 85548-0930 (Email: pattis@rlccnaz.com)

Music Dir.— Johnny Wilson, P.O. Box 930, Safford, AZ 85548-0930 (Email: realpraiseteam@rlccnaz.com)

Men’s Min. Dir.—William Brundage, P.O. Box 930, Safford, AZ 85448-0930 (Email: realmen@rlccnaz.com)

NMI Pres.—Gay Schneidwent, P.O. Box 930, Safford, AZ 85548-0930 (Email: jcsuperstar115@yahoo.com; 928-651-3530)

Church Board Sec.—Christine Hartzler, P.O. Box 930, Safford, AZ 85548-0930 (Email:chartzleraz@gmail.com; 928-965-7495))

Church Treas.—Rosemari Warner, PO Box 930, Safford, AZ 85548-0930 (Email: rosemari@cableone.net; 928-386-0186)

Scottsdale First (Organized 1958) (005-0202)

Location—2340 N. Hayden Rd., Scottsdale, AZ 85257-2302 (Website: www.scottsdalenazarene.com; Email: office@scottsdalenazarene.com;

Twitter: @ScottsdaleNaz; Facebook: www.facebook.com/ScottsdaleNazarene; Fax: 480-949-9499; 480-949-9494)

Pastor—(7/3/11) Matthew “Matt” A. Rundio (Shar), 7241 E. June St., Mesa, AZ 85207 (Email: matt@scottsdalenazarene.com; 480-277-1719)

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Associate Pastors—

Children’s Dir.—Brianna Marie Hawkins, 11153 N. 67th Ave., Peoria, AZ 85345 (Email: brianna@scottsdalenazarene.com; 623-826-0290)

Youth—Corey James Brooks, 546 S. Country Club Dr. #2002, Mesa, AZ 85210 (Email: corey@scottsdalenazarene.com; 623-399-5218)

Community Dir.—Russell Thomas Roberson, 8423 E. Vernon Ave., Scottsdale, AZ 85257 (Email: rtroberson77@gmail.com; 480-244-3724)

Music and Liturgy—Mark J. Prellberg, 4700 W. Kitty Hawk, Chandler, AZ 85226 (Email: mprellberg@cox.net; 480-628-6003)

Hispanic—Lucilla S. & Santos Alvarado, 6455 E. Calle Del Media, Scottsdale, AZ 85251-3149 (Email: lucila@delnazareno.org; 480-259-2742)

Office Sec.—Nancy Webb (Email: nancy@scottsdalenazarene.com; 480-526-2233)

SDMI Supt.—Don Hadder (Vivian) (Email: donh1211@cox.net; 480-945-3114)

NYI Min.Pres.—Karen Brooks (Email: carrier.karen@gmail.com; 480-227-1510)

Church Board Sec.—Nancy Webb (Email: nancy@scottsdalenazarene.com; 480-526-2233)

Church Treas.—Stephanie Hart (Justin) (Email: stephanie.hovatter@gmail.com; 330-612-9355)

(Sedona) Village of Oak Creek (Organized 1987) (005-0274)

Location—55 Rojo Dr., Sedona, AZ 86351-9326 (Website:; Email: office@vocnaz.org; 928-284-0015)

Pastor—(02/01/09) James H. “Jim” Cunningham, Jr. (Cindy), 430 Verde Valley School Rd., Sedona, AZ 86351-9020

(Email: james1.27@juno.com; 928-284-0015)

Office Sec.—Valerie Brandt (Dennis), 90 Montazona Trail, Sedona, AZ 86351 (Email: val@vocnaz.org; 928-863-8313)

Music Dir.—Jamison Cunningham, 430 Verde Valley School Rd., Sedona, AZ 86351-9020 (Email: j.slyhog@hotmail.com; 928-284-2334)

Visitation Min.—Matt Knittle, 30 Coourthouse Butte Rd., Sedona, AZ 86351-9020 (Email: matthewknittle@yahoo.com; 928-284-1875)

SDMI Supt Dir.—Susan Elizabeth Brewsaugh (Frank), PO Box 622, Cornville, AZ 86325-0622 (Email: sue@vocnaz.org; 928-202-6680)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Mona Noble, 65 Verde Valley School Rd., Sedona, AZ 86351 (Email: dkinefly@hotmail.com; 928-300-0369)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Cindy Cunningham (Jim), 430 Verde Valley School Rd., Sedona, AZ 86351-9020

(Email: greeneyedladee@juno.com; 928-284-2334)

NMI Pres.—Susan Brewsaugh (Frank), P.O. Box 622, Cornville, AZ 86325-0622 (Email: sue@vocnaz.org; 928-202-6680)

Church Board Sec.—Susan Brewsaugh (Frank), P.O. Box 622, Cornville, AZ 86325-0622 (Email: sue@vocnaz.org; 928-202-6680).

Church Treas.—Valerie Brandt (Dennis), 90 Montazona Trail, Sedona, AZ 86351 (Email: val@vocnaz.org; 928-863-8313)

Show Low New Life Community (Organized 1974) (005-0204)

Location—601 S. Clark Rd., Show Low, AZ 85901-5606

(Website: www.showlownewlifenaz.com; Email: showlownewlifenaz@gmail.com; 928-537-4091)

Pastor—(2/25/13) David F. Embrey (Sharon), 601 S. Clark Rd., Show Low, AZ 85901-5668 (Email: pastordavid01@me.com; 928-245-9282)

Associate Pastors--

Gale Smedley (Kathy), 915 Bonnie Brae Dr., Nampa, ID 83651 (Email: galeandkathy@cableone.net; 928-221-2040)

Children & Youth—D’Anne Boswell, 1001 N. Central Ave. #E 11, Show Low, AZ 85901 (Email: daboswel@hotmail.com; 928-245-4504)

SDMI Supt.—Ginger Bishop, 2900 W. Young, Show Low, AZ 85901-6940 (Email: ginsings@gmail.com; 982-532-1293)

Men’s Min. Dir.—Wayne Shirley, PO Box 3307, Show Low, AZ 85902-3307

Women’s Min. Dir.—Jean Smith, 1061 N. 43rd Dr., Show Low, AZ 85901

NMI Pres.—Betty Lowry, 2886 Oak Leaf Dr., Lakeside, AZ 85929 (Email: ripnbets@gmail.com; 520-245-5173)

Church Board Sec.—Terry Lowry, 2886 Oak Leaf Dr., Lakeside, AZ 85929 (Email: ripnbets@gmail.com; 520-245-5466)

Church Treas.—Vonda Tatum, 7128 Pair-O-Dice Rd., Show Low, AZ 85901 (Email: vtatum10@gmail.com; 928-368-3660)

Sierra Vista (Organized 1959) (005-0205)

Location—1215 El Camino Real, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635-4207 (Website: www.svnaz.org; Email: admin@svnaz.org; 520-458-3995)

Pastor—(8/12/01) Dr. David N. Shelton (Annette), 2198 Crestview Way, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635-5538 (Email: dave@svnaz.org; 520-803-6504)

Associate Pastor—Danté Marola (Cindy), 5300 E. Goldfinch Cir., Sierra Vista, AZ 85650-5357 (520-678-7185)

Music Dir.—John Whalen, 333 Pinetree Dr., Sierra Vista, AZ 85635-2207 (520-459-2632)

SDMI Chair—Judy Taylor, 3754 Ironwood Cir., Sierra Vista, AZ 85650-5310 (520-803-9193)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Joe Subia, 1907 E. Loma Ln., Sierra Vista, AZ 85650-8815 (520-803-6501)

NMI Pres.—Schenando Nason, 6153 Lee Pl., Sierra Vista, AZ 85653-9513 (520-458-8299)

Church Board Sec.—Maria Whalen, 333 Pinetree Dr., Sierra Vista, AZ 856352207 (520-459-2632)

Church Treas.—Mary Subia, 1907 E. Loma Ln., Sierra Vista, AZ 85650-8815 (520-803-6501)

Sun City (Organized 2001) (005-0213)

Location—14636 N. Del Webb Blvd., Sun City, AZ 85351-2147 (Website: www.suncitynaz.org; Email: churchsecpeggyshaw@live.com;

623-815-1707)

Pastor—(2/2/14)Tharon H. Daniels (Barbara), 20421 N. Canyon Whisper, Surprise, AZ 85387 (Email: tharond@msn.com; 815-703-4824)

Associate Pastor—

Andrea Somerville, 3249 N. Little Brook Pl., Tucson, AZ 85712 (Email: andreags@aol.com; 623-256-1217)

Music Dir.—Roger Williams, 10607 W. El Capitan Cir., Sun City, AZ 85351-1831 (Email: rmw7459@live.com; 623-933-7446)

Music Dir.—Larry Kennedy, 9539 N. 84th Ave., Peoria, AZ 85345-7139 (Email: jpfogel@cox.net; 623-388-4887)

Vis. Min.—Monty Davis, 13143 W. Castlebar Dr., Sun City West, AZ 85375-2501 (Email: mdavis@suncitynaz.org; 623-556-8404

Church Sec.—Peggy Shaw, 14636 N. Del Webb Blvd., Sun City, AZ 85351-2147 (Email: churchsec@suncitynaz.org; 623-486-7323)

SDMI Supt.—Maxine Frank, 6550 N. 47th Ave., Unit 128, Glendale, AZ 85301 (Email: al_maxine@yahoo.com; 623-512-7962)

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Prime Time Dir.—Virgil Kenna, 12542 W. Washington St., Avondale, AZ 85323-8318 (Email: v.skeena@cox.net; 623-249-4634)

Single Adult Dir.—Joy Parks, 10905 W. El Capitan Cir., Sun City, AZ 85351-2106 (Email: billnjoy@yahoo.com; 623-875-4622)

Women’s Min. Dir. —Thirl Johnson, 18500 N. Diamond Dr., Surprise, AZ 85374-8556 (Email: thirlann@yahoo.com; 208-859-2546)

NMI Pres.—Janeece Senseman, 11002 W. Palmeras Dr., Sun City, AZ 85373-1824 (Email: hjsenseman@msn.com; 623-583-6759)

Church Board Sec.—Judy Rollins, 7565 W. Tumblewood Dr., Peoria, AZS 85381 (Email: judyr1937@aol.com; 623-363-3035)

Church Treas.—Ray Frank, 7543 N. 28th Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85051-7527 (Email: rayfrank@cox.net; 602-795-4654)

Sun Valley (Organized 1984) (005-0101)

Location—(Mail: P. O. Box 4147, Sun Valley, AZ 86209-4147) 7628 Rapture Rd., Sun Valley, AZ 86029-4147 (928-524-6400)

Pastor—(10/21/12) Kristi E. O’Riley, 232 E. 4th St. N., Snowflake, AZ 85937 (Email: pastorkristio@yahoo.com; 928-243-7117)

NMI Dir.—Jeanette Garrison, P.O. Box 4013, Sun Valley, AZ 86029 (Email: inttgarrison12@gmail.com; 360-601-3102)

NYI Dir. —Marianna O’Riley, 232 E. 4th St. N., Snowflake, AZ 85937 (Email: humperdinkdink@yahoo.com; 928-536-6799)

Church Board Sec.—Helen Ruston, P.O. Box, Sun Valley, AZ 86209 (Email: hlruston@gmail.com; 505-238-7094)

Church Treas.—Mary Paddock, P.O. Box, Joseph City, AZ 86032 (Email: marypaddock2003@yahoo.com; 928-707-1568)

(Surprise) Hope Community (Organized 2006) (005-0092)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 8311, Surprise, AZ 85374-0121) 18731 N. Reems Rd., Suite 660, Surprise, AZ 85374-0121

(Website: www.thehopechurch.com; 623-544-1147)

Pastor—(1/3/03) Brian D. Shaw (Anne), 15434 N. 172nd

Ln., Surprise, AZ 85374 (Email: pastorbrian@thehopechurch.com; 623-584-5165)

Associate Pastors—

Discipleship—Maureen Garcia, 16474 W. Chuparosa Ln., Surprise, AZ 85387-2728 (Email: pastormoe21@yahoo.com; 623-433-8925)

Children—Christine E. Paparone, 17171 W. Young St., Surprise, AZ 85388 (Email: pastorpappy@msn.com; 623-341-4851)

Visitation—Jeffrey P. Paparone, 17171 W. Young St., Surprise, AZ 85388 (Email: pastorpappy@msn.com; 623-341-4851)

Visitation—Bob Van Allen, 17838 W. Watson Ln., Surprise, AZ 85388 (Email: robertpvanallen@yahoo.com; 602-402-7067)

Youth Min. Dir./NYI Pres.—Jeff Marcum, 17168 W. Post Dr., AZ 85388 (Email: jmarcum@thehopechurch.org; 602-680-0244)

Office Sec.—Peggy Shaw, 15410 W. Eugene Ter., Surprise, AZ 85379 (623-486-7323)

SDMI Chair—Jennifer Dunnavant, Mail c/o Church

Prime Time Dir.—Peggy Shaw, 15410 W. Eugene Ter., Surprise, AZ 85379 (623-486-7323)

NMI Pres.—Penny Hiller, 15411 W. Paradise Ln., Surprise, AZ 85374-9506 (623-564-0069)

Men’s Min. Dir.—Kevin Kronz

Women’s Min. Dir.—Kathleen Behr

Church Board Sec.—Lance Hiller, 15411 W. Paradise Ln.,Surprise, AZ 85374-9506 (623-556-2486)

Church Treas.—Glenn Scott, 19948 N. Hidden Ridge Dr., Surprise, AZ 85374 (623-444-4771)

Tempe (Organized 1953) (005-0220)

Location—3929 S. Rural Rd., Tempe, AZ 85282-5557 Website: www.tempenazarene.org; Email: tnc@tempenazarene.org;

Fax: 480-491-8836; 480-838-2887)

Pastor—In Transition

Associate Pastor—Curtis E. Burch (Sabrina) 311 E. Kroll Dr., Gilbert, AZ 85234-4686 (Email: pastorcurt@tempenazarene.org; 520-301-9087)

Associate Pastors—

Pre-School Admin.—Tina Wilson, 16827 S. 25th Pl., Phoenix, AZ 85048-8216 (Email: tina.wilson3@me.com; 480-775-4676)

Young Adults—Will Hathaway (Karra), 44560 W. Garden Ln., Maricopa, AZ 85139-888 (Email: hathaway326@yahoo.com; 480-221-1613)

Youth—Nate Snider (Laura), 1326 S. Quinn, Mesa, AZ 85206 (Email: pastornate@tempenazarene.org; 480-838-2887)

Asst. to Youth Pastor—Anthony D. Brown (Laura) 4610 S. Rural Rd. #607, Tempe, AZ 85282-7535

(Email: abrown2006@yahoo.com; 480-290-0288)

Associate Staff—

Worship—Alan Owens (Cheryl), 1152 W. Palo Verde St., Gilbert, AZ 85233-4764 (Email: pastoralan@tempenazarene.org; 480-917-9503)

Children—Debbie Hallman (Van), 240 W. Stanford, Gilbert, AZ 85233-2762 (Email: debbie_hallman@hotmail.com; 480-892-7418)

Executive Asst.—Carol Gustin (Ron), P.O. Box 1939, Gilbert, AZ 85299-1939 (Email: carol.gustin@tempenazarene.org; 480-503-3166)

Admin. Asst.—Judi Eaton (Les), 7425 E. Medina Ave., Mesa, AZ 85209-4952 (Email: judi.eaton@tempenazarene.org; 602-376-6008)

Church Sec.—Lois Hancock (Chuck), 904 E. Watson Dr., Tempe, AZ 85283-3031 (Email: hancock.l@tempenazarene.org; 480-838-6531)

Prime Time Dir.—Maridel Chase (Arnie), 2125 S. Estrella Cir., Mesa, AZ 85202-6346 (Email: arniemchase@juno.com; 480-838-4124)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Betty Pepper (Hugh), 7471 S. Rita Ln., Tempe, AZ 85283-4796 (Email: hpepper@cox.net; 480-820-1948)

NMI Pres.—Janet Nissly (Randy), 4156 W. Monterey St., Chandler, AZ 85226-2134 (Email: janet.nissly@gmail.com; 480-940-8506)

Work and Witness Coord.—Michael Park (GeorgeAnn), 1205 E. Drake Dr., Tempe, AZ 85284-1648 (Email: azsurfin@q.com; 602-989-2367)

Church Board Sec.—Carol Gustin (Ron), P.O. Box 1939, Gilbert, AZ 85299-1939 (Email: carol.gustin@tempenazarene.org; 480-503-3166)

Tucson Abiding in Christ (Organized 1994) (005-0235)

Location—7335 N. Camino de Oeste, Tucson, AZ 85741-1817

(Website: abiding-in-christ.org; Email: samahall@comcast.net; Office: 520-572-8221; Cell: 520-331-0660)

Pastor—(2/6/94) Sam A. Hall (Darleen), 10650 N. Camino de Oeste, Tucson, AZ 85742-9120 (520-744-9726)

Youth Min. Dir./NYI Pres.—Garrett Hall, 1800 W. Liddell, Tucson, AZ 85704-2162 (520-575-7142)

Music Dir.—Darleen Hall, 10650 N. Camino de Oeste, Tucson, AZ 85742-9120 (520-744-9726)

Children’s Min. Dir./SS Supt.—Amanda Quinn, 6842 Oberlin Dr., Tucson, AZ 85710-4722 (520-400-8774)

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Men’s Min. Dir.—Pete Fosnight, 8702 N. Shadow Wash Way, Tucson, AZ 85737 (520-400-7773)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Kim Worcester, 1918 W. Brianna Pl., Oro Valley, AZ 85737-7265 (520-825-2584)

NMI Pres.—James Danley, 60433 E. Blackcrest Loop, Tucson, AZ 85739 (520-977-7949)

Church Board Sec.—Kim Worcester, 1918 W. Brianna Pl., Oro Valley, AZ 85737-7265 (520-825-2584)

Church Treas.—Tom Worcester, 1918 W. Brianna Pl., Oro Valley, AZ 85737-7265 (520-825-2584)

Tucson Cactus Community (Organized 1938) (005-0270)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 11486, Tucson, AZ 85734-1486) 1600 W. Irvington Rd., Tucson, AZ 85746

(Email: tucsoncactus@juno.com; Fax: 520-746-0261; 520-746-0929)

Pastor—(9/30/01) Ray D. Wardlaw (Linda), 119 E. Majesty Palm Pl., Sahuarita, AZ 85629-9032 (Email: rl5wrdlw@cox.net; 520-625-0274)

Associate Pastor—

Andrea G. Somerville, 3249 N. Little Brook Pl., Tucson, AZ 85712 (623-256-1217)

Office Sec.—Linda Scott, 210 Calle Palenque, Rio Rico, AZ 85648-2503 (Email: scotty1939@hughes.net; 520-604-0923)

SS Supt./Children’s Min. Dir.—Cathy Smith, 7421 S. Vista Del Arroyo, Tucson, AZ 85746-8393 (Email: smithtuc@comcast.net; 520-780-6027)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Nan Irby, 5423 S. Midvale Ave., Tucson, AZ 85746-2246 (Email: jabberfinger09@msn.com; 520-883-6568)

NMI Pres.—Jerry Smith, 7421 S. Vista Del Arroyo, Tucson, AZ 85746-8393 (Email: smitty2@comcast.net; 520-780-0740)

Church Board Sec.—Nan Irby, 5423 S. Midvale Ave., Tucson, AZ 85746-2245 (Email: jabberfinger09@msn.com; 520-883-6568)

Church Treas.—Dan Mueller, 1541 W. Breakwell St., Tucson, AZ 85746 (520-741-8914)

Tucson Central (Organized 1958) (005-0241)

Location—404 S. Columbus Blvd., Tucson, AZ 85711-4752 (Website: www.centralnaz.org; Email: tucson.central@yahoo.com;

Fax: 520-326-0237; 520-326-1366)

Pastor—(4/10/11) Michael M. Morrison (Patricia), 4240 E. Timrod St., Tucson, AZ 85711-4151 (Email: tccnpm@yahoo.com; 520-471-0335)

Office Sec.—Marietta Winters, 2049 E. 18th St., Tucson, AZ 85719-6913 (Email: grammiewinters@gmail.com; 520-792-9288)

Music Dir.—Janna Adkins (Don), 6605 E. Escalante Rd., Tucson, AZ 85730-3236 (Email: dj_adkins@cox.net; 520-461-5729)

Vis. Min.—Sam Moyer (Barb), 3986 W. Bagley Flat Pl., Tucson, AZ 85745-4158 (Email: smoyer59@comcast.net; 520-743-8899)

SS Supt.—Janine Sanford, 5114 E. Burns Pl., Tucson, AZ 85711 Email: sanfordjanine@aol.com; 520-519-0562)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Patricia Morrison (Michael), 4240 E. Timrod, Tucson, AZ 85711-4151 (Email: patticakenana@yahoo.com; 520-471-0345)

Prime Time Dir.—Barbara Moyer (Sam), 3986 W. Bagley Flat Pl., Tucson, AZ 85745-4158 (Email: bmoyer59@comcast.net; 520-743-8899)

Men’s Min. Dir.—Sam Moyer (Barb), 3986 W. Bagley Flat Pl., Tucson, AZ 85745-4158 (Email: smoyer59@comcast.net; 520-743-8899)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Sharon Napier (Jim), 9079 E. Autumn Sage, Tucson, AZ 85747-5334 (Email: inapier2@cox.net; 520-784-1628)

NMI Pres.—Bettye Happeny (Jim), 6709 E. Calle Marte, Tucson, AZ 85710-5439 (Email: bkhappeny@aol.com; 520-747-2709)

Church Board Sec.—Meg Simons (John), 7910 E. Hawthorne St., Tucson, AZ 85730-1636 (Email: megsimons@gmail.com; 520-663-0081)

Church Treas.—Aunnie Cochran, 4675 S. Harrison Rd., Unit 7, Tucson, AZ 85730-4529 (Email: acochran@qwestoffice.net; 520-296-1093)

Tucson Mountain View (Organized 1962) (005-0255)

Location—410 S. Pantano Rd., Tucson, AZ 85710-4261 (Website: www.mvnaz.org; Email:office@mvnaz.org; mvnaz@earthlink.net; 520-917-4974)

Pastor—In Transition

Associate Pastor—

Jose A Muniz (Martha), 6222 E. 18th St., Tucson, AZ 85711-4629 (Email: munizjose50@gmail.com; 520-235-3102)

Associate Staff—

Youth Dir./NYI Pres.—Eddie Laub, 5606 E. 28th St., Tucson, AZ 85711-5963 (Email: edlaubster@yahoo.com; 520-747-3441)

Music Dir.—Linda Canterbury (Dave), 9741 E. Lorain Pl., Tucson, AZ 85748-3301 (Email: sparkie55@q.com; 520-886-9052)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Jennifer Smith, 3448 S. Bowie, Tucson, AZ 85730-2215 (Email: godsgirl140@yahoo.com; 520-747-2110)

NMI Pres.—Robyn Harper (Tom), 600 N. Pantano Rd., #404, Tucson, AZ 85710-2373 (Email: aslansings@hotmail.com; 520-327-2933)

Church Board Sec.—Mike Canfield (Missy), 660 N. Citrus Ave., Tucson, AZ 85748-2732 (Email: mjcanfield@cox.net; 520-546-3531)

Church Treas.—Jim Larcom (Linda), 1050 N. Dry Sand Pl., Vail, AZ 85641-6597 (Email: jalarcom@msn.com; 520-762-5660)

Tucson New Life Community (Organized 1943) (005-0260)

Location—3367 N. Geronimo Ave., Tucson, AZ 85705-3944 (Website: www.nlccnaz.org; Email: office.nlccn@gmail.com;

Cell: 520-870-1362; 520-887-8859)

Pastor—(1/1/96) B. Curt Lunsford (Heather), 3347 N. Geronimo Ave., Tucson, AZ 85705-3944 (Email: pastor.nlccn@gmail.com; 520-690-5458)

Office Sec.—Bill Drum, 3367 N. Geronimo Ave., Tucson, AZ 85705-3944 (Email: office.nlcnn@gmail.com; 520-329-2971)

Music Dir.—Juan Moncivaiz (Alma), 731 S. Tampico Ave., Tucson, AZ 85711 (Email: juan_moncivaiz@optum.com; 520-954-6780)

SDMI Supt.— Duane Deardorff, 6831 E. Koralee, Tucson, AZ 85710-1051 (Email: cduanedear@aol.com; 520-298-4669)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Heather Lunsford (Curt), 3347 N. Geronimo Ave., Tucson, AZ 85705-3944 (Email: moosesluns4d@cox.net; 520-690-5458)

NMI Pres.—Joanne Barnett, 5445 N. Shannon Rd. #100, Tucson, AZ 85705 (520-250-6403)

Church Board Sec.—Art Dyer, 600 E. Eton Dr., Tucson, AZ 85704 (Email: tuscondyers@aol.com; 520-297-8171)

Church Treas.—Robin Lamont, 339 E. Camino Lomas, Tucson, AZ 85704-6979 (Email: robin@robinsnestintucson.com; 520-235-2380)

(Tucson) Revolution (Inactive) (Organized 2001) (005-0237)

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Willcox (Organized 1958) (005-0275)

Location—(Mail: 1761 N. Taylor Rd.) Fort Grant and Taylor Road, Willcox, AZ 85643-3112 (520-507-0019)

Pastor—(11/1/12) Bryce K. Pelren, 679 W. Echo Mesa Dr., Green Valley, AZ 85614

(Email: brycepelren@hotmail.com; Cell: 520-444-0305; 520-393-3534)

NMI Pres./SDMI Supt.—Catherine Rose, 3172 Torres Lane, Willcox, AZ 85614 (Email: arcnazz@yahoo.com; 520-384-3387)

Church Board Sec.—Eloy Flores, 143 N. Cochise, Willcox, AZ 85643 (Email: ejflores3@msn.com; 520-384-2696)

Church Treas.—JoAnna Flores, 143 N. Cochise, Willcox, AZ 85643 (Email: ejflores3@msn.com; 520-384-2696)

(Yuma) Desert Grace Community (Organized 1951) (005-0290)

Location-- 12134 E. N. Frontage Rd., Yuma, AZ 85367-7865

(Website: desertgrace.org; Email: info@desertgrace.org; Fax: 928-305-1003; 928-305-1132)

Pastor—(1/6/13) Clinton A. Augustyn (Carissa), 12264 S. Foothills Blvd., Yuma, AZ 85367

(Email: clint@desertgrace.org; Cell: 480-227-9990; 928-305-8651)

Associate Minister—Jeanne Reddick (Dennis), 10640 E. 35th St., Yuma, AZ 85365 (Email: jeannejoyful@yahoo.com; 928-920-3522)

NMI Pres.—Karen Liles, 12541 E. 46th Dr., Yuma, AZ 85367-4744 (Email: lileslrn@aim.com; 541-990-4739)

NYI Dir.—Lora Schepers, 11367 S. Phoenix Dr., Yuma, AZ 85367 (Email: krackles55@gmail.com; 360-608-2113)

Church Board Sec.—Linda Woen, 10620 E. 36th St., Yuma, AZ 85365 (Email: lwoen@hotmail.com; 928-581-2356)

Church Treas.— Erica Hernandez, 10697 E. 36th St., Yuma, AZ 85367-6819 (Email: ericahernandez@hotmail.com; 210-846-2906)

Yuma Connecting Point (Organized 1927) (005-0280)

Location—1900 S. Avenue A, Yuma, AZ 85364-5411

(Website: www.yumanazarene.org; Email: yumanazarene@gmail.com; Fax: 928-783-0403; 928-783-6810)

Pastor—(07/29/07) Stephen McClanahan (Cindy), 3421 W. 16th Pl., Yuma, AZ 85364-3467

(Email: stephenmcclanahan@gmail.com; 928-502-9008)

SDMI Supt.—Eula Baumgarner, 1420 7th Ave., Yuma, AZ 85364-4507 (Email: ebaumgarner@yumaed.org; 928-783-8909) Children’s Min. Dir.—Cindy McClanahan, 3421 W. 16

th Pl., Yuma, AZ 85364-3467 (Email: stephenmcclanahan@gmail.com; 928-783-0748)

NYI Pres.—Zachary McClanahan, 3421 W. 16th Pl, Yuma, AZ 85364-6467 (Email: zachmcclanahan@hotmail.com; 928-271-1404)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Beth Poor, 2539 S. James Rd., Yuma, AZ 85364-2807 (928-738-8909)

NMI Pres.—Julie Quinn, 1215 13th Pl., Yuma, AZ 85364-4480 (Email: jquinn@yumaed.org; 928-388-9320) Church Board Sec.—Kristen Ward, 10467 S. Monsoon Ave., Yuma, AZ 85365 (Email: kward789@gmail.com; 928-503-9764)

Church Treas.—Duane Hebebrand, 3473 W. 26th St., Yuma, AZ 85364-6989 (Email: duanehebebrand@gmail.com; 928-206-1465)

Church Starts/Plants

(Buckeye) Shema Congregation (CTM) (005-0005)

Location—(Mail: PO Box 12403, Glendale, AZ 85318-2413) 945 E. Corral St., Avondale, AZ 85323 (Website: www.hearunderstandobey.com;

602-803-8322)

Pastor—(10/09) Crystal M. Lutton (Bill), 262 S. 167th Ln., Goodyear, AZ 85338 (Email: pastorcrystal.shema@gmail.com; 602-803-8322)

(N. Las Vegas) Grace Samoan (CTM) (005-0011)

Location—(Mail: 8809 Sandy Vista Ct., Las Vegas, NV 89131-1426) 2717 York Ave., N. Las Vegas, NV 89032-3646 (702-658-8089)

Interim Pastor—(5/18/13) Robert C. Zangger (Shirley), 8809 Sandy Vista Ct., Las Vegas, NV 89131-1426

(Email: rzangger1970@pointloma.edu; 702-658-8089)

Church Board Sec.—Mafoa Sapini, 3708 Blairmoor St., N. Las Vegas, NV 89032-0819 (Email: kst_1922@hotmail.com; 702-413-6881)

Church Treas.—Letuie Malietoa, 3305 Carefree Beauty Ave., N. Las Vegas, NV 89081-6473 (Email: letuiemalietoa@yahoo.com; 702-453-0529

(Peoria) Zöe Community (CTM) (005-0002)

Location—(Mail: PO Box 2237, Peoria, AZ 85380-2237) 10865 N. 85th Ave. Suite #1, Peoria, AZ. 85345

(Website: www.zoeislife.com; Email: zoenazarene@gmail.com; zoepastor@gmail.com;)

Pastor—(01/01/08) Kyle B. Layne (Cynthia), 14009 N. 127th Ln., El Mirage, AZ 85335-4908 (Email: zoepastor@gmail.com; 623-523-1928)

Associate Pastors—

Cynthia K. Scott (Lenn), 1676 E. Verlea Dr., Tempe, AZ 85282 (Emial: cynksc@aol.com; 602-324-9550)

Jaime Levi (Jad), 8029 W. Caron Dr., Peoria, AZ 85345-4818 (Email: jluvrocky@aol.com; 602-380-9814)

Worship Pastor—Adam Lavazza, Mail c/o church (Email: adamlavazza@gmail.com; 602-380-3718)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Kara Wagner-Corona (Joe), 6629 W. Acapulco Ln., Glendale, AZ 85306-3167 (Email: karawagco@cox.net; 602-741-1280)

Outreach Coor.—Jad Levi, 8029 W. Caron Dr., Peoria, AZ 85345-4818 (Email: jadlevi@cox.net; 480-430-1110)

Church Treas.—Joseph Wagner-Corona, 6629 W. Acapulco, Glendale, AZ 85306-3167 (602-741-1284)

J. ROLL OF ORDAINED ELDERS

Date—Year of Ordination; Code: CED—Christian Education Minister; CHP—Chaplain; DA—District Assignment; DIA—District Interim Assigned; DS—District

Superintendent; EDU--Education; ESR—Evangelism Service, Retired; EVC—Evangelist, Commissioned; EVR—Evangelist, Registered; EVT—Evangelist, Tenured; GA—

General Church Assignment; PAS—Pastor; PSV-FT—Pastoral Service, Full-Time; PSV-PT—Pastoral Service, Part-Time; RA—Retired, Assigned; RU—Retired,

Unassigned; SEC—Song Evangelist, Commissioned; SPC—Special Service/Interdenominational; STU—Student; TRF—In Process of Transfer; U—Unassigned

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2001 PAS Adams, Curtis A., 831 W. Toltec Dr., Coolidge, AZ 85128-3006 (Coolidge Valley Community) (520-723-7971)

1966 RA/PSV-PT Alexander, Paul W., 7210 Fenway Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89147-4719 (Las Vegas First) (702-496-6940)

2001 CHP Allerton, James T., 5317 E. 6th St., Tucson, AZ 85711-2340 (Tucson Central) (520-298-8031)

2011 PAS Augustyn, Clinton A., 12264 S. Foothills Blvd., Yuma, AZ 85367 (Yuma Desert Grace) (480-227-9990)

2001 PAS Ayers, Clinton, 3505 E. Soliere, Flagstaff, AZ 86004-7789 (Flagstaff) (928-606-8073)

1961 SPC Baker, Everett I., 18330 N. 79th Ave., 2133, Glendale, AZ 85308 (Glendale First) (623-640-8166)

1981 PSV-PT Barker, W. C. “Bill”, 5435 N. 102nd Ave., Glendale, AZ 85307-4166 (Phoenix Maryvale) (623-877-0892)

1991 CHP Bean, Walter W., 18 W. 9th St., Joint Base MDL, NJ 08641 (Phoenix Maryvale) (609-286-3084)

2012 PAS Belzer, Ralph L., 644 S. 7th St., Camp Verde, AZ 86322-1941 (Camp Verde New Beginnings) (928-567-6336)

2012 PSV-PT Birdwell, John L., 32 N. Vista, Apache Junction, AZ 85119-1670 (Mesa Gateway) (480-983-0079)

2010 PSV-PT Birdwell, William J. “Bill”, 11307 E. Starkey Ave., Mesa, AZ 85212-7112 (Mesa Gateway) (480-288-2693)

2010 U Blanton, Andrea “Andi”, 2808 N. 51st St., Phoenix, AZ 85008 (Chandler First) (602-403-0013)

2006 PSV-PT Boehm, Deborah A. “Debby”, 1726 S. 176th Ave., Goodyear, AZ 85338-9557 (Goodyear Citrus Road Community)

(602-399-8936)

2012 CHP Booth, Philip S., 10460 W. Medlock, Glendale, AZ 85307 (Orangewood) (623-628-9713)

2014 PSV-PT Boswell, D’Anne, 1001 N. Central Ave. E-11, Show Low, AZ 85901 (Show Low New Life Community) (928-245-4504)

1991 PSV-PT Bowers, Michael, 12801 N. 113th Ave. #1, Youngtown, AZ 85363 (Glendale) (623-523-9750)

2009 U Brock, Richard, 328 Hammock Grove Court, St. Johns, FL 32259-7989 (Phoenix Monte Vista) (480-291-4210)

1986 PAS Brown Jr., Ira F., 751 W. Harvard Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85233 (Mesa First) (480-812-8496)

1982 SPC Bullock, Lonnie J., 11362 E. Sable Ave., Mesa, AZ 85212-4099 (Chandler CrossRoads) (480-682-8516)

2008 PAS Burns, C. Denise, 405 E. Bishop Dr., Tempe, AZ 85282-2322 (Chandler First) (480-216-3428)

2010 U Caldwell, Jr., Victor L., 9632 W. Greenway Rd., Sun City, AZ 85351 (602-677-2059)

2014 PSV-FT Carotenuto, Vincent, 8815 Silver Valley Rd., Flagstaff, AZ 86004-9545 (Flagstaff) (919-602-8060)

2006 PAS Charlton Jr., David M., 3314 N. 41st St., Phoenix, AZ 85018-6465 (Phoenix MonteVista) (602-717-6809)

1983 PSV-PT Charlton Sr., David M., 2307 E. Avenida Del Sol, Phoenix, AZ 85024 (602-568-7406)

2001 PAS Coble, Monty L., 853N. State Route 89, Lot 118, Chino Valley, AZ 86323-6166 (Chino Valley Valley Community)

(602-923-7136)

2013 PSV-FT Collier, Ted A., 137 Bear Coat Ct., Henderson, NV 89002-3348 (Las Vegas First) (702-860-7190)

1997 CHP Conrad, Chris Martin, 9742 N. Saguaro Breeze Way, Marana, AZ 85653 (Tucson New Life Community) (928-899-2548)

1961 GA Cook, R. Franklin, 2422 12th Ave. Rd. #251, Nampa, ID 83686 (Chandler New Hope Community) (623-512-5987)

1986 PAS Corbin, Philip M., 1746 E. Joy Ln., Fort Mohave, AZ 86426-9294 (Fort Mohave Christian Joy) (928-788-2608)

1991 PAS Coulter, Craig W., 500 Calle Concordia, Oro Valley, AZ 85704-8515 (Oro Valley) (520-297-8297)

2008 PAS Cunningham Jr., James H., 430 Verde Valley School Rd., Sedona, AZ 86351-9020 (Sedona Village of Oak Creek)

(928-284-0015)

1970 RA/PAS Daniels, Tharon, 20421 N. Canyon Whisper, Surprise, AZ 85387 (Sun City) (815-703-4824)

1985 EVT/SEC Delbridge, O. James (Jimmy Dell), 4802 E. Mitchell Dr., Phoenix, AZ 85018-5533 (Phoenix Renovation) (602-952-1111)

2014 PSV-PT Dennis, Matthew W., 9410 N. 182nd

Ln., Waddell, AZ 85355 (Glendale Turning Leaf Community) (623-826-1675)

1999 PSV-PT Desta, Negassi, 2936 E. Earll Dr., Phoenix, AZ 85016-7528 (Phoenix Monte Vista) (602-956-8478)

2009 PSV-FT Durby, Carla J., 5310 W. Willow Ave., Glendale, AZ 85304-1367 (Phoenix Maryvale) (602-509-1709)

2011 PAS Dye, Mark L., 1361 S. Greenfield Rd., Apt. 1096, Mesa, AZ 85206-3392 (Maricopa Living Water) (480-510-5807)

2011 PAS Embrey, David F., PO Box 390, Holbrook, AZ 86025 (Show Low New Life Community) (928-245-9282)

2002 SPC Farley, James A., 15923 N. 77th Ave., Peoria, AZ 85382 (Phoenix Orangewood) (602-510-6376)

2002 PSV-PT/SPC Farley, Kristan D., 15923 N. 77th Ave., Peoria, AZ 85382 (Phoenix Orangewood) (602-510-6377)

2005 PAS Fillis, Jeffery L., 7226 W. Larkspur Dr., Peoria, AZ 85381-9525 (Glendale Turning Leaf Community) (602-743-3790)

1988 PAS Flemming, Daniel P., 3039 W. Palmaire Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85051-8443 (Phoenix Maryvale) (602-864-6866)

1996 PSV-PT Flores, Victor Samuel, 1441 N. 41st Dr. Show Low, AZ 85901 (Show Low New Life Community) (928-251-2425)

1995 U Foley, Michael J., 7357 W. Jenan Dr., Peoria, AZ 85345-8770 (Peoria) (623-606-2957)

1986 EVR Frank, Raymond L., Jr., 7543 N. 28th Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85051-7527 (Sun City) (602-795-4654)

1988 PAS Franklin, R. Kendall, 2399 W. Megan St., Chandler, AZ 85224 (Chandler CrossRoads) (480-722-0700)

1994 PSV-FT Fritz, Eric M., 2389 E. Vistoso Pl., Oro Valley, AZ 85755 (Oro Valley) (541-270-5724)

2003 PSV-FT Fugate, Frances E. (Frankie) 10334 E. Obispo Ave., Mesa, AZ 85212 (Apache Junction East Valley) (623-332-5516)

2002 PSV-PT Garcia, Maureen, 16474 W. Chuparosa Ln., Surprise, AZ 85387-2728 (Surprise Hope Community) (623-433-8925)

2001 PAS Gentry, Curt S., 6415 S. 37th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85042 (Phoenix Renovation) (602-795-6474)

1987 PSV-PT Gilveli, James Gregory “Greg”, P.O. Box 717, Arizona City, AZ 85123-0717 (Casa Grande New Beginnings) (520-705-0085)

1976 U Grant, Lawrence C. III, 733 Anne Ln., Henderson, NV 89015 (Las Vegas First) (702-568-5373)

1983 PAS Hail, Charles B., 5470 N. Long Rifle Rd., Prescott Valley, AZ 86314-4203 (Prescott Valley) (928-899-8883)

1997 PAS Hake, Robert R., 10022 N. 56th Ave., Glendale, AZ 85302-2103 (Phoenix Orangewood) (623-930-8925)

1999 PAS Hall, Sam A., 10650 N. Camino De Oeste, Tucson, AZ 85742-9120 (Tucson Abiding in Christ) (520-744-9726)

2001 PSV-FT Hamilton, C. Lyle, 4781 N. Spring Dr., Prescott Valley, AZ 86314 (Prescott First) (503-929-7205)

1982 PAS Harvey, Carlton F., 2700 Rainbow Ave. N., Lake Havasu, AZ 86403-3907 (Lake Havasu) (303-974-0811)

2008 PSV-PT Hathaway, William, 44560 W. Garden Ln., Maricopa, AZ 85139 (Tempe) (480-221-1613)

2008 PAS Jesser, Raymond L., 4672 W. Sharon Ln., Somerton, AZ 85350-7124 (Bard) (928-627-1674)

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2010 SPC Johnson, Anthony R. “Tony,” 11129 E. Clinton St., Scottsdale, AZ 85259-6903 (Arizona District) (480-277-1365)

2010 PSV-FT Johnson, Chad Edwin, 16219 S. Catalina St., Chandler, AZ 85225 (Chandler CrossRoads) (480-272-0001)

2010 PSV-FT Johnson, Stephanie L., 16219 S. Catalina St., Chandler, AZ 85225 (Chandler CrossRoads) (480-272-0700)

2002 PAS Johnson, Todd E., 515 E. Carefree Hwy. #526, Phoenix, AZ 85085-8839 (Phoenix NorthGate) (602-684-1455)

1976 RU/SPC Jones, Dee R., 6285 W. Montebello Way, Florence, AZ 85132 (Florence Mosaic) (520-723-4682)

2013 PSV-PT Jones, Josiah Craig, 1150 Tiffany Place, Chino Valley, AZ 86323 (Prescott Valley) (928-379-9069)

1992 U Knight, James E., 1724 N. Grass Creek Rd., Casper, WY 82604 (928-402-9181)

2010 U Lamb, Cindy D., 12 High St., North Vernon, IN 47265 (623-606-8533)

2006 U Lawrence, Tyler G., 1000 Vinewood Dr., Hendersonville, TN 37075 (Arizona District) (802-730-7804)

2002 PAS/CHP Layne, Kyle B., 14009 N. 127th Ln., El Mirage, AZ 85335-4908 (Peoria Zoe Community) (623-523-1928)

1996 PAS Leastman, Gerald K., 1860 N. Ridge Way, Casa Grande, AZ 85122-7884 (Casa Grande New Beginnings) (520-876-4915)

2014 PSV-FT Levi, Jaime, 8029 W. Caron Dr., Peoria, AZ 85345-4818 (Peoria Zoe Community ) (602-380-9814)

2012 PAS Lukas, David S., 6026 E. Adobe Rd.,Mesa, AZ 85205-5923 (Queen Creek New Life) (480-299-7393)

2001 PAS Lunsford, B. Curt, 3347 N. Geronimo Ave., Tucson, AZ 85705-3944 (Tucson New Life Community) (520-690-5458)

1968 SPC Lush, Ronald J., Jr., 1928 E. Highland Ave., F104-404, Phoenix, AZ 85016-4636 (Phoenix Renovation) (602-956-8559)

2010 PAS Lutton, Crystal M., 262 S. 167th Ln., Goodyear, AZ 85338 (Buckeye Shema Congregation) (602-803-8322)

2003 PAS Marion, Rodney A. “Rod”, 2659 S. Drexel, Mesa, AZ 85209-2500 (Mesa Gateway) (480-560-9300)

2008 PSV-PT Marola, Danté J., 5300 E. Goldfinch Cr., Sierra Vista, AZ 85650 (Sierra Vista) (520-678-7185)

2008 PSV-FT Marsh, Demetrius, 12454 N. 69th Ave., Peoria, AZ 85381 (Phoenix Orangewood) (602-510-6378)

2003 PAS Martinez, Paul, 18630 W. Superior Ave., Goodyear, AZ 85338 (Goodyear Citrus Road Community) (623-707-5371)

2005 PAS McClanahan, Stephen, 3421 W. 16th Pl., Yuma, AZ 85364-3467 (Yuma Connecting Point) (928-502-9008)

2014 PAS McGinnis, Kevin B., 7615 W. Georgetown Way, Florence, AZ 85132-6670 (Florence Mosaic) (520-709-0815)

1986 GA McKellips, M. Bruce, Av. Gomes Pereira, 88-5 Fte., 1500-331, Lisboa, Portugal (Glendale Turning Leaf Community)

(351-925-206-048)

2003 PSV-PT Medina, Terry J., 10252 W. Snead Cir. N., Sun City, AZ 85351 (Glendale First) (602-363-9021)

1995 PAS Medley, Brian W., 7500 Grenfell Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89129 (Las Vegas Christ Community) (702-860-3409)

1982 PAS Micale, Martin D. (Marty), P.O. Box 2300, Page, AZ 86040-2300 (Page Lake Powell) (928-645-2195)

2013 PSV-FT Miller, Jimmy D., 2283 W. Mystic Mountain Dr., Tucson, AZ 85742-4484 (Oro Valley) (520-481-7417)

1969 RA/PSV-PT Mixon, Thomas, 24879 W. Vista Norte Ct., Buckeye, AZ 85326 (Glendale Turning Leaf Community) (623-349-3086)

1986 PSV-PT Moore, Gary B., 3607 E. Capitan Dreyfus, Phoenix, AZ 85032-6634 (Phoenix First) (602-404-9338)

2012 PSV-FT Morgan, Carlene M., 7051 W. Willow Ave., Peoria, AZ 85381-5084 (Glendale First) (623-687-8005)

1980 PAS Morrison, Michael M., 4240 E. Timrod, Tucson, AZ 85711-4151 (Tucson Central) (520-471-0335)

2010 U Morrow, Constance, 500 N. Metro Blvd., #1184, Chandler, AZ 85226 (Chandler CrossRoads) (626-627-6201)

2007 PSV-PT Mostue, Kenneth G., 3104 E. Broadway, Lot 252, Mesa, AZ 85204 (Mesa First) (480-560-1714)

2007 PSV-PT Muniz, José A., 6222 E. 18th St., Tucson, AZ 85711-4629 (Tucson Mountain View) (520-790-5404)

2007 PSV-PT Murray, LeRoy R., 11941 N. 69th Ave., Peoria, AZ 85345 (Phoenix First) (623-888-0666)

1994 PSV-PT Murray, William C., 8432 S. 21st Pl., Phoenix, AZ 85042-8164 (Coolidge Valley Community Fellowship) (602-791-5578)

2011 PSV-FT Myers, Robert P. (Rob), 335 N. Fraser Dr. East, Mesa, AZ 85203-8021 (Mesa First) (480-969-1530)

2005 PSV-PT Noyes, Nillia James, 10439 W. Kingswood Cir., Sun City, AZ 85351-1818 (Goodyear Citrus Community) (623-876-0693)

1983 PAS Ogden, Robert R. “Bob,” 8921 W. Lockland Ct., Peoria, AZ 85382-3742 (Peoria) (623-824-9238)

2007 U Osborne, Matthew T., 1005 W. Mulberry Dr., Chandler, AZ 85286 (720-563-9933)

2008 GA/PAS Otto, Donna J., 3448 Willow Dr., Sierra Vista, AZ 85635-4287 (Bisbee) (520-220-8851)

1998 GA/PAS Otto, Fred D., 3448 Willow Dr., Sierra Vista, AZ 85635-4287 (Bisbee) (520-226-1174)

1967 PAS Paine, Thomas P., 1205 Selma Dr., Kingman, AZ 86409-0993 (Kingman) (928-692-1015)

2013 PSV-PT Paparone, Christine E., 17171 W. Young St., Surprise, AZ 85388 (Surprise Hope Community) (623-341-4851)

2013 PSV-PT Paparone, Jeffrey P., 17171 W. Young St., Surprise, AZ 85388 (Surprise Hope Community) (623-341-4851)

1977 RA/PAS Pelren, Bryce, 679 W. Echo Mesa Dr., Green Valley, AZ 85614 (Willcox) (520-393-3534)

1985 DS Pierce, Douglas R., 3180 N. Alma School Rd., Ste 2, Chandler, AZ 85224 (Chandler New Hope Community)

(480-237-7000)

1999 PSV-PT Raney, Andrew G. (Drew), 14602 N. 72nd

Dr., Peoria, AZ 85381 (Phoenix Orangewood) (623-687-1329)

2014 CHP Rehm, Robert F. (Bob), 3180 E. Matterhorn, Flagstaff, AZ 86004-2235 (Flagstaff) (928-526-2547)

2000 U Richardson, Dennis R., 8921 W. El Caminito, Peoria, AZ 85345 (623-326-5670)

1988 PAS Richey, Richard L., Jr., 1512 N. Easy St., Payson, AZ 85541-3313 (Payson First) (928-595-0704)

1993 CHP/SPC Rogers, Ronald A., 33 W. Owens Ave., North Las Vegas, NV 89030 (Las Vegas First) (702-657-0123x24)

1988 U Rumsey, Norman C., 1451 W. Saragosa Pl., Chandler, AZ 85224-7218 (Chandler New Hope Community) (480-656-1156)

2012 PAS Rundio, Matthew A. “Matt”, 7241 E. June St., Mesa, AZ 85207 (Scottsdale First) (480-277-1719)

2011 PSV-FT Ruth, Kriscinda R. “Krisi”, 6201 W. Olive Ave. #2204, Peoria, AZ 85302 (Peoria) (602-478-6501)

1980 U Ryan, Mark T., 7516 S. 37th Lane, Phoenix, AZ 85041-6186 (Glendale Turning Leaf Community)

1986 PAS Sanderson, Roy H., 2242 Derby Dr., Camp Verde, AZ 86322-6886 (Cottonwood Verde Valley) (928-567-3255)

2003 PAS Schubert, Keith David, 5902 W. Cactus Ave., Glendale, AZ 85304 (Glendale First) (623-937-7298)

2008 PSV-PT Scott, Cynthia K., 1676 E. Verlea Dr., Tempe, AZ 85282 (Zoe Community) (602-324-9550)

2013 PSV-FT Scott, Kathryn F. “Katy,” 1664 W. Wimbledon Way, Oro Valley, AZ 85737-9012 (Oro Valley) (520-603-5302)

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1995 RA/PSV-PT Shapiro, Harvey L., 11295 N. 99th Ave. #5-115, Peoria, AZ 85345 (Peoria) (623-875-4746)

2006 U Sharp, Todd P., 2723 Wallapai Rd., Kingman, AZ 86401-6357 (Maricopa Living Water) (520-705-7169)

2009 PAS Shaw, Brian D., 15434 N. 172nd

Ln., Surprise, AZ 85388-0238 (Surprise Hope Community) (623-584-5165)

1993 PAS Shelton, David N., 2198 Crestview Way, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635-5538 (Sierra Vista) (520-803-6504)

1991 GA Shute Jr., Howard F., 10208 Longwood Ave., Kansas City, KS 66109 (Glendale Turning Leaf Community) (315-289-5822)

1978 RA/PSV-PT Smedley, Gale R., 915 Bonnie Brae Dr., Nampa, ID 83651 (Show Low New Life Community) (928-221-2040)

1995 PSV-FT Smith, Brian D., 2182 W. Dublin Ln., Chandler, AZ 85224 (Chandler Crossroads)

2010 PSV-PT Smith, Don W., P.O. Box 83002, Phoenix, AZ 85071-3002 (Phoenix Maryvale) (602-725-8647)

2012 PSV-PT Snider, Nathan L., 1326 S. Quinn, Mesa, AZ 85206 (Tempe) (520-488-7205)

2009 PSV-FT Snowden, Cynthia R. “Cyndi”, 3731 W. Vista Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85051-6420 (Peoria) (602-615-6579)

2009 PSV-PT Somerville, Andrea G., 3249 N. Little Brook Pl., Tucson, AZ 85712-1144 (Tucson Cactus Community) (623-256-1217)

1961 RA/PSV-PT Spaite, Wil M., 1260 N. Salida Del Sol, Chandler, AZ 85224-8586 (Chandler CrossRoads) (480-792-0504)

2000 PAS Stoffan, Richard A., 22017 N. 35th Ln., Glendale, AZ 85310-5014 (Phoenix First) (623-680-9785)

1956 RA/DA Strauser, Blaine L., 3480 Himrod Rd., Himrod, NY 14842 (Chandler New Hope Community) (480-237-7000)

2009 GA Strunk, Kurtis, 3325 N. Riverside Dr., Florence, AZ 85132 (Mesa First) (520-723-8899)

2012 PSV-FT Stump, Christal A., 7609 Whitewood, Flagstaff, AZ 86004-9638 (Flagstaff) (928-853-3946)

1992 PAS Tamez, Javier, 2015 Silverton Dr., Henderson, NV 89074-1552 (Las Vegas First) (702-897-6007)

1991 PSV-FT Teeter, Lloyd E., 4701 N. Agua Fria Dr., Prescott Valley, AZ 86314-5156 (Prescott First) (928-759-3742)

2004 SPC Thompson, Danny, 449 E. Geronimo Way, Cochise, AZ 85606-8532 (Chandler CrossRoads) (520-826-1994)

1992 PAS Thornton, Scott E., 11333 E. Enrose St., Mesa, AZ 85207-2259 (Apache Junction East Valley) (480-357-9490)

2010 PSV-PT Townley, Bradley S., 1399 E. Kaibab Pl., Chandler, AZ 85249-5287 (Chandler CrossRoads) (480-606-2835)

2001 CHP Van Allen, Bob, 17838 W. Watson Ln., Surprise, AZ 85388 (Surprise Hope Community) (602-402-7067)

1990 PAS Wardlaw, Ray D., 119 E. Majesty Palm Pl., Sahuarita, AZ 85629-9032 (Tucson Cactus Community) (520-625-0274)

1993 SPC White, Tommy K., PO Box 22, Alpine, AZ 85920-0022 (Arizona District) (928-814-9518)

2000 U Wiggers, Robert C., 914 W. Sycamore Pl., Chandler, AZ 85225-1855 (Chandler CrossRoads) (480-838-3928)

2010 PAS Wyatt, Eli D., 5452 W. Geronimo St., Chandler, AZ 85226-4581 (Chandler New Hope Community) (480-495-0912)

1975 PSV-PT Zangger, Robert C., 8809 Sandy Vista Ct., Las Vegas, NV 89131-1426 (Las Vegas First) (702-658-8089)

2005 PAS Zimmerman, Jack, 3901 E. Pinnacle Peak Rd., 71, Phoenix, AZ 85050-8108 (Phoenix Tree of Life Worship Center)

(602-741-5789)

K. ROLL OF ORDAINED DEACONS

2013 PSV-FT Cherryholmes, P. Genell, 1531 W. Soft Breeze Ct., Oro Valley, AZ 85737-7340 (Oro Valley) (520-331-4687)

2012 U Dean, Edward L. “Ed”, 121 N. California St., #30, Chandler, AZ 85225-6984 (Chandler CrossRoads) (267-218-2322)

1997 PSV-PT Elliott, Diana, P.O. Box 25364, Prescott Valley, AZ 86312 (Prescott Valley) (928-241-2456)

2000 PSV-FT Gee, Jeffrey R., 12709 W. Calvar, El Mirage, AZ 85335 (Glendale First) (520-975-5762)

1996 GA Honea, Richelle A., P.O. Box 2154, Coolidge, AZ 85128 (Coolidge Valley Community Fellowship) (520-610-4307)

1989 PSV-FT Micale, Mary L., P.O. Box 2300, Page, AZ 86040-2300 (Page Lake Powell) (928-645-2195)

2003 PSV-PT Sage, Barbara A., 12736 W. Bent Tree Dr., Peoria, AZ 85383-3962 (Glendale Turning Leaf Community) (602-430-3626)

2003 PSV-PT Smiley, Deborah J., 1838 E. Crittenden Ln., Phoenix, AZ 85016 (Phoenix Maryvale) (602-663-1347)

2007 PSV-FT Spaite, Dana L., 518 E. Horseshoe Pl., Chandler, AZ 85249-3097 (Chandler CrossRoads) (480-895-8935)

2005 PSV-FT Starner, F. Bryan, 1332 E. Elgin Pl., Chandler, AZ 85225-2022 (Chandler CrossRoads) (480-556-1225)

1995 PSV-PT Strunk, Merritt L., 3325 N. Riverside Dr., Florence, AZ 85132-7511 (Florence Mosaic) (480-229-4351)

2014 PSV-FT Vaquero, Vicki L., 5594 Halvern Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89110-1730 (Las Vegas First) (702-449-7721)

1997 PSV-FT Vinyard, Lawrence M. “Larry”, 689 W. Calle Alta Loma, Oro Valley, AZ 85737-6995 (Oro Valley) (520-797-8278)

1998 PSV-PT Wilson, Steven A., 62538 E. Border Rock Rd., Tucson, AZ 85739 (Oro Valley) (509-999-7000)

2009 PSV-PT Wilson, Tina, 16827 S. 25th Pl., Phoenix, AZ 85048-8216 (Tempe) (480-229-1847)

L. ROLL OF RETIRED ELDERS

1972 RA Anderson, Lester L., 2539 S. Copperwood, Mesa, AZ 85209 (Tempe) (480-354-9023)

1990 RU Behrens, Patrick E., 2341 N. 112th Ln., Avondale, AZ 85392-5848 (Glendale Turning Leaf Community) (623-936-4303)

1991 RU Belt, Michael A., 17722 N. 79th Ave., Glendale, AZ 85308-8668 (Phoenix First) (623-755-6090)

1989 RU Bolton, Robert L., 36205 W. Marin Ave., Maricopa, AZ 85138 (Glendale First) (520-350-2448)

1978 RA Bostick, David G., 861 N. Promontory Dr., Tucson, AZ 85748-3531 (Tucson Mountain View) (520-591-2767)

1990 RA Brugger, Dale, 313 E. Scott Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234-3355 (Chandler CrossRoads) (480-730-1957)

1957 RA Burch, Bill E., 1988 E. Los Arboles Dr., Tempe AZ 85284-2587 (Tempe) (480-897-9323)

1953 RU Burton, Kenneth O., 141 S. 17th St., #16, Independence, OR 97351-9775 (Sun City) (503-837-0176)

1953 RU Butcher, William R., 60906 Harvest Rd., Montrose, CO 81401-9276 (Tempe) (970-323-6551)

1953 RA Carlson, Arnold L., 6802 W. Monona Dr., Glendale, AZ 85308 (Sun City) (541-729-9626)

1957 RU Carter, Marjorie, 3001 Oakridge Dr., Bethany, OK 73008 (Phoenix Orangewood) (405-470-6737)

1957 RA Cartwright, Harold L., 11180 W. Silver River Lp., Nampa, ID 83686 (Prescott Valley) (951-674-4096)

1972 RA Classen, Larry D., 7945 W. Sanna St., Peoria, AZ 85345 (Glendale Turning Leaf Community) (602-820-3011)

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1974 RA Crain, Ronald G., 10220 W. Chipman Rd., Tolleson, AZ 85353-4442 (Glendale First) (623-399-9160)

1979 RU Culver, Dortha E., 4605 S. Priest Dr., Lot 1, Tempe, AZ 85282-6507 (Mesa First) (480-831-6254)

1957 RU Davis, Monty M., 13143 W. Castlebar Dr., Sun City West, AZ 85375 (Sun City) (623-556-8404)

1996 RA Delbridge, Brian, 2850 E. Wyatt Way, Gilbert, AZ 85297 (Tempe) (480-361-5211)

2002 RA Dolberry, G. Stephen, 345 W. Atlantic Dr., Casa Grande, AZ 85122-4976 (Casa Grande New Beg.) (520-876-4007)

1976 RA Donovan, David L., 3270 Thundercloud Dr., Lake Havasu City, AZ 86406-7875 (Lake Havasu) (928-453-1126)

1964 RU Duncan, Truman B., 6531 E. Brombil St., Prescott Valley, AZ 86314 (Prescott First) (928-775-7243)

1974 RA Ely, J. S. “Joe,” 2106 E. Quail Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85024-5508 (Phoenix First) (602-765-0015)

1967 RA Flowers, Jerry F., 4302 E. Stanford Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234-0303 (Tempe) (480-830-7298)

1963 RU Fortune, Fred D., 100 N. Heritage Dr., Gilbert, AZ 85234-5917 (Mesa First) (480-497-0676)

1984 RU Grogan, Richard L., 125 Security Pl., Cookeville, TN 38506 (Chandler New Hope Community) (931-284-1311)

1995 RU Harris, Wesley C., PO Box 26988, Prescott Valley, AZ 86312-6988 (Prescott First) (928-237-1492)

1971 RU Harrison, Donald O., 28090 N. Crystal Ln., San Tan Valley, AZ 85143-5989 (Mesa Gilbert Family) (480-272-9508)

1984 RA Hayne, James, 10124 Apt.B N. 96th Ave., Peoria, AZ 85345-5218 (Sun City) (623-583-6449)

1956 RA Higgins, Charles E., 1575 E. Washington Blvd. Apt. 820, Pasadena, CA 91104 (Sun City) (623-875-2824)

1988 RA Howell, G. Lloyd, 11500 Camel Rock Dr., Reno, NV 89506 (Tucson Mt. View) (775-771-3458)

1979 RU Huit, Ralph, 124 S. 54th St. #38, Mesa, AZ 85206-1403 (Tempe) (480-213-9265)

1973 RA Irvin, H. Hylyard, 105 Ashton Oak Ct., Prattville, AL 36066 (Prescott First) (928-776-7585)

1994 RU Johnson, Kim E., 3120 W. Carefree Hwy., Ste. 1-220, Phoenix AZ 85086-3263 (Phoenix NorthGate) (623-377-1844)

1971 RA Kauffman, John Timothy, 12727 N. Blue Sage, Marana, AZ 85658 (Oro Valley) (603-521-8857)

1978 RA Keena, Vergil J., 12542 W. Washington St., Avondale, AZ 85323-8318 (Sun City) (623-249-4634)

1972 RA Kitchen, Bill, 16 W. Olive Dr. #118, Green Valley, AZ 85614 (Arizona District) (506-801-7316)

1985 RA Knight, Florence M., 10535 W. Prairie Hills Circle, Sun City, AZ 85351 (Sun City) (508-649-1149)

1968 RA Lashley, Richard A., Sr., 10237 W. Campana Dr., Sun City, AZ 85351 (Peoria) (602-689-8107)

1983 RA Leach, Ray A., 671 S.W. Tamarack Ct., McMinnville, OR 97128 (Mesa First) (480-641-0583)

1955 RA Luther, Darrell E., 6791 W. Quail Ave., Glendale, AZ 85308-8968 (Chandler New Hope Community) (480-352-0900)

1948 RU Marsh, Helen L., 6144 Sunset Ln., Prescott Valley, AZ 86314-2858 (Prescott First) (928-772-2214)

1999 RU Martin, Gerald W. “Jack,” 6304 E. Decatur St., Mesa, AZ 85205-6720 (Chandler CrossRoads) (480-294-1160)

1956 RA McCollom, Russel R., 8650 N. 65th Ave., Unit 228, Glendale, AZ 85302-4348 (Sun City) (623-583-4713)

1961 RA McElrath, Stanley R., 978 E. Driftwood Dr., Tempe, AZ 85283-1935 (Tempe) (480-839-1371)

1962 RA McKellips, Marion P., 10722 W. Tropicana Cir., Sun City, AZ 85351-1510 (Sun City) (623-243-2631)

1975 RA Miner, James L., 18446 W. Young St., Surprise, AZ 85388 (Sun City) (623-243-5761)

1988 RA Morrell, William Harvey, 200 West Juanita Ave., Gilbert AZ 85233-2712 (Chandler CrossRoads) (480-656-2840)

1998 RU Palm, Steven F., 7432 E. Scenic Way, Prescott Valley, AZ 86315-3070 (Flagstaff) (928-606-3417)

1988 RA Pease, Jack R., 1840 W. Running Iron Circle, Cottonwood, AZ 86326-7400 (Cottonwood Verde Valley) (928-301-0025)

1941 RA Penrod, Everett D., 9925 W Pleasant Valley Rd., Sun City, AZ 85351-1219 (Sun City) (623-876-8050)

1967 RA Pettit, Lyle W., 712 S. Deer Creek Ln., Sierra Vista, AZ 85635-8533 (Sierra Vista) (520-508-2243)

1985 RU Plumb, Charles W., Jr., 2291 E. Busby Dr., Sierra Vista, AZ 85635-3307 (Sierra Vista) (520-255-0339)

1952 RA Psaute, George P., 4066 E. Carmel Cir., Mesa, AZ 85206-1909 (Mesa First) (480-218-9183)

1983 RA Richie, Benjamin L., Sr., 2809 W. Bulla Dr., Payson, AZ 85541-3415 (Payson First) (928-472-6241)

1967 RA Rupert, James F., 9702 W. Cedar Dr., Sun City, AZ 85351-3237 (Sun City) (623-329-1001)

1965 RA Schendel, Daryl, 2980 Bluewater Dr., Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403-5352 (Lake Havasu City) (760-835-0772)

1958 RA Shippy, Harlan H., 10101 W. Palmeras Dr. Apt. 244, Sun City, AZ 85373-2086 (Sun City) (623-266-9864)

1949 RU Shippy, Sarah, 10101 W. Palmeras Dr. Apt. 244, Sun City, AZ 85373-2086 (Sun City) (623-266-9864)

1997 RA Smith, Glen L., 22901 W. Durango St., Buckeye, AZ 85326-3815 (Glendale West Valley Family) (623-570-8638)

1968 RU Soto, Paul, 5863 Quail Run Loop, Yuma, AZ 85364 (Yuma First) (928-373-0827)

1945 RA Stowe, Eugene L., 10101 W. Palmeras Dr. Apt. 232, Sun City, AZ 85373 (Sun City) (623-215-2271)

2002 RU Thompson, Robert W., 2092 E. Calle Sierra del Manantial, Tucson, AZ 85706-5081 (Oro Valley) (520-904-1163)

1988 RU Tracy, Howard L., 6211 N. Placita Pajaro, Tucson, AZ 85718-3472 (Tucson Mountain View) (520-299-9505)

1961 RA Tracy, Wesley D., 12603 W. Keystone, Sun City West, AZ 85375-4214 (Sun City) (623-214-5894)

1967 RU Tull, Jerry W., 14217 N. Bolivar Dr., Sun City, AZ 85351 (Glendale Turning Leaf Community) (623-977-2607)

1970 RA Waltermire, Thomas W., 3221 W. Walden Ct., Anthem, AZ 85086 (Phoenix First) (623-551-1690)

1977 RA Watkins, Joseph Jr., 13837 Boswell Blvd., Sun City, AZ 85351-2926 (Glendale First) (480-381-9965)

1959 RA Wheeler, Earl B., 2315 Hazelhurst Dr., Anthem, AZ 85086-1137 (Phoenix Biltmore) (623-551-0154)

1983 RA/ESR White, Larry E., 5129 W. Brown St., Glendale, AZ 85302 (Phoenix Orangewood) (623-328-7350)

1943 RA Williams, Janet Smith, 10607 W. El Capitan Cir., Sun City, AZ 85351-1831 (Sun City) (623-933-7446)

1953 RA Williams, Roger M., 10607 W. El Capitan Cir., Sun City, AZ 85351-1831 (Sun City) (623-933-7446)

1991 RU Winchester, Larry N., 984 N. Paseo Del Oro, Casa Grande, AZ 85122-1716 (Coolidge Valley Community Fellowship)

(520-560-2099)

1972 RU Ziegler, David M., 10308 N. 97th Dr., Unit A, Peoria, AZ 85345-3230 (Sun City) (480-235-3680)

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M. ROLL OF RETIRED DEACONS

1999 RU Bolster, Valada E. “Val,” 3622 N. Kachina Ln., Scottsdale, AZ 85251-5156 (Phoenix Orangewood) (602-909-3981)

2001 RU Cummings, Barbara R., 1343 W. Weatherby Way, Chandler, AZ 85286-7066 (Chandler CrossRoads) (480-857-0533)

N. ROLL OF LICENSED MINISTERS

2014 PSV-FT Alvarado, Lucila S., 6455 E. Calle del Media, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 (Scottsdale First) (480-259-2742)

2014 PSV-FT Alvarado, Santos, 6455 E. Calle del Media, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 (Scottsdale First) (480-259-2742)

2012 PSV-PT Bagby, Gabrielle, 2346 N. Monticello Dr., Florence, AZ 85132-6577 (Florence Mosaic) (520-431-1349)

2014 STU Brewsaugh, Susan Elizabeth, P.O. Box 622. Cornville, AZ 86325 (Sedona Village of Oak Creek) (928-202-6680)

2014 PSV-PT Brooks, Corey James, 546 S. Country Club Dr. #2002, Mesa, AZ 85210 (Scottsdale First) (623-399-5218)

2012 PSV-PT Brown, Anthony D. (Tony), 4610 S. Rural Rd. #607, Tempe, AZ 85282-7535 (Tempe) (480-290-0288)

2014 PSV-FT Burch, Curtis E., (Sabrina) 311 E. Kroll Dr., Gilbert, AZ 85234-4686 (Tempe) (520-301-9087)

2014 PSV-FT Cartwright, Trevor James, 4020 E. Flower St., Phoenix, AZ 85018 (Phoenix Montevista) (816-812-2466)

2014 STU Cherryholmes, Trevor Jay, 1531 W. Soft Breeze Ct., Tucson, AZ 85737 (Oro Valley) (520-301-6551)

2011 PSV-FT Codd, Matthew Francis (Kim), 25 N. Cottonwood, Unit 49, Chandler, AZ 85225 (Chandler First) (719-238-8096)

2010 STU Foschi, Timothy, 166 Rowboat Dr., Gallatin, MO 64640 (Maricopa Living Water) (484-788-1338)

2008 PSV-PT Gosnell, Cheryl D., 1723 W. Tamar Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85086 (Phoenix NorthGate) (623-680-0925)

2009 PSV-PT Gosnell, Thomas Jay 1723 W. Tamar Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85086 (Phoenix NorthGate) (623-680-1604)

2014 PSV-PT Hanus, Shauna T. (Robert), 1801 Pony Soldier Rd., Prescott, AZ 86303 (Prescott First) (928-777-8284)

2014 PSV-PT Hawkins, Brianna Marie, 11153 N. 67th Dr., Peoria, AZ 85345 (Scottsdale First) (623-826-0290)

2008 PSV-PT Henry, Tonya L. “Toni” (Scott), 2610 Sierra Ln., Kingman, AZ 86401-4279 (Kingman) (928-753-7890)

2014 PSV-PT Lavazza, Adam Allyn, 2217 N. 10th St., B, Phoenix, AZ 85006 (Peoria Zoe Community) (602-380-3718)

2010 PSV-PT MacKenzie, John W. (Amy), 7625 W. Georgetown Way, Florence, AZ 85132 (Florence Mosaic) (520-840-4819)

2012 PSV-FT Matheny, Kurtis, 1111 N. 64th St., #18, Mesa, AZ 85205 (Mesa First) (805-588-2538)

2010 PSV-FT McClure, Andrew “Andy” (Sydnee), 659 E. Park Ave., Chandler, AZ 85225-1753 (Phoenix Renovation) (480-703-5281)

2012 PSV-PT McFadden, Lesha A. (Scott), 6943 W. Devonshire Ave., #1354, Phoenix, AZ 85033-3224 (Glendale First) (623-210-9862)

2012 PSV-PT Miller, Kathryn J. “Katie” (Robert), 6322 W. Mescal St., Glendale, AZ 85304 (Glendale First) (623-330-6171)

2012 PSV-PT Moncivaiz, Juan M. (Alma), 731 S. Tampico Ave., Tucson, AZ 85711 (Tucson New Life Community) (602-769-3801)

2012 PAS Neuschwanger, Craig, 8448 E. Jensen St., Mesa, AZ 85207 (Glendale West Valley Family) (602-592-6448)

2014 PSV-PT Newland II, Douglas Edward (Kori), 605 E. Timber, Payson, AZ 85541 (Payson) (559-331-0085)

2009 STU Nye, Kevin M., 608 E. Diamond Dr., Tempe, AZ 85283-3727 (Tempe) (480-275-0636)

2013 PAS O’Riley, Kristi E., 232 E. 4th St. N., Snowflake, AZ 85937 (Sun Valley) (928-536-6799)

2014 STU Page, Jeremy (Lynette), 5529 W. Dailey St., Glendale, AZ 85306 (Glendale Turning Leaf Community) (602-315-4065)

2014 PSV-PT Prellberg, Mark J. (Donna), 4700 W. Kittyhawk, Chandler, AZ 85226 (Scottsdale First) (480-628-6003)

2013 PSV-PT Raber, Megan M. (Cameron), 6610 E. University #50, Mesa, AZ 85205 (Chandler CrossRoads) (480-313-2920)

2014 PSV-PT Roberson, Russell Thomas (Andrea), 8423 E. Vernon Ave., Scottsdale, AZ 85257 (Scottsdale First) (480-244-3724)

2014 PSV-PT Rothert, Christopher James (Jessica), 357 W. Stacey Ln., Tempe, AZ 85284 (Chandler CrossRoads) (480-201-3969)

2014 STU Sapini, Mafoa T. (Mona), 3708 Blairmoor St., N. Las Vegas, NV 89032 (Grace Samoan) (702-808-2887)

2014 PSV-FT Spruill, Gary Dean (Tammy), 9419 W. Melinda Ln., Peoria, AZ 85382 (Glendale First) (602-920-0193)

2014 PSV-PT St. John, Kyle Scott (Tera), 2113 S. Drexel, Mesa, AZ 85029 (CrossRoads) (913-593-6289)

2011 PSV-PT Tunnell, Brenda J. (Bill), 4215 S. Pearl St., Las Vegas, NV 89121 (Las Vegas First) (702-581-5137)

2012 STU Waldron, Adam J. (Shannon), 11794 N. 154th Ln., Surprise, AZ 85379-6334 (623-734-6592)

O. TENURED EVANGELISTS

Delbridge, O. James “Jimmy Dell,” 4802 E. Mitchell Dr., Phoenix, AZ 85018-5533 (Phoenix Renovation) (602-952-1111)

P. REGISTERED EVANGELISTS

Frank, Raymond L., 7543 N. 28th Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85051 (Sun City) (602-795-4654)

Q. EVANGELISM SERVICE, RETIRED

White, Larry E., 5129 W. Brown St., Glendale, AZ 85302 (Phoenix Orangewood) (623-328-7350)

R. COMMISSIONED SONG EVANGELIST

Delbridge, O. James “Jimmy Dell,” 4802 E. Mitchell Dr., Phoenix, AZ 85018-5533 (Phoenix Renovation) (602-952-1111)

S. COMMISSIONED MINISTER OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

Raue, Priscilla, 300 W. Weisshorn St., Oro Valley, AZ 85737-6613 (Oro Valley) (520-531-8485)

T. LICENSED DIRECTOR OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

Rupert, A. Joan, 9702 W. Cedar Dr., Sun City, AZ 85351 (Peoria) (623-329-1001)

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II. General Information

A. RECEIVED AND RECEIPTED ON TRANSFER

1. Elders Arnold L. Carlson from Intermountain, G. Lloyd Howell from Sacramento, Michael Bowers from Colorado, Josiah Craig Jones from Northwest, Tharon Daniels from Los Angeles, Bill Kitchen from Oregon Pacific,

R. Kendall Franklin from Chicago Central, Brian D. Smith from Chicago Central, Matthew T. Osborne from Colorado.

2. Licensed Ministers Kurtis Matheny from Colorado.

B. GRANTED TRANSFER AND RECEIPTED

1. Elders

Jason Daye to Colorado, Larry C. Filler to West Virginia North, Bruce C. McCrite to Oregon Pacific, Darrin R. Milgrim to New Mexico,

Jeremy P. Thompson to Northwestern Ohio

2. Licensed Ministers

Jacob (Jake) Isbell to West Texas, Delinda S. Jeronimo to Kansas, Krista Knight to Kansas

C. ELECTED TO ELDER’S ORDERS

D’Anne Boswell, Vincent Carotenuto, Matthew W. Dennis, Jaime Levi, Robert F. Rehm, Kevin Brian McGinnis

D. ELECTED TO DEACON’S ORDERS

Vicki L. Vaquero

E. CREDENTIALS RETURNED

Mark T. Ryan

F. DUPLICATE CREDENTIAL Clinton Ayers

G. DECEASED

1. Elders

Richard W. Baker

2. District licensed ministers

John T. Bell “Tom”

H. GRANTED RETIRED RELATIONSHIP

Elders: David G. Bostick (RA), Brian Delbridge (RA)

I. GRANTED MINISTER’S LICENSE

Lucila S. Alvarado, Santos Alvarado, Susan E. Brewsaugh, Corey James Brooks, Curtis E. Burch, Trevor James Cartwright, Trevor

Cherryholmes, Shauna T. Hanus, Brianna Marie Hawkins, Adam Lavazza, Douglas Edward Newland II, Jeremy Page, Mark J. Prellberg,

Russell Thomas Roberson, Christopher James Rothert, Mafoa T.Sapini, Gary Dean Spruill, Kyle Scott St. John.

J. GRANTED RENEWAL OF MINISTER’S LICENSE

Gabrielle Bagby, D’Anne Boswell, Anthony D. Brown, Vincent Carotenuto, Matthew Francis Codd, Matthew W. Dennis, Timothy P. Foschi, Cheryl D. Gosnell, Thomas Jay Gosnell, Tonya L.(Toni) Henry, Jamie Levi, John W. MacKenzie, Kurtis Matheny, Andrew L. McClure,

Lesha A. McFadden, Kathryn J. (Katie) Miller, Juan M. Moncivaiz, Craig Neuschwanger, Kevin M. Nye, Kristi E. O’Riley, Megan M. Raber, Robert F. (Bob) Rehm, Brenda J. Tunnell, Vicki L. Vaquero, and Adam J. Waldron

K. MINISTER’S LICENSE NOT RENEWED

Katie Adams, Daniel Campbell, Andrew E. Frogel, Micah C. Lunsford, and Faafoi Siolo

L. ELDERS NOT REPORTING

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M. CHURCHES ORGANIZED

Phoenix Renovation

N. CHURCHES DISORGANIZED

O. INACTIVE CHURCHES

(Las Vegas, NV) Harvest, (Overton, NV) Moapa Valley, (Phoenix) Discover, (Phoenix) New Life Community Fellowship, (Tucson) Revolution

P. CHURCHES NAME CHANGED

(Phoenix) Beth Simchat to: Tree of Life Worship Center Church of the Nazarene (Mesa) Gilbert Family to: Gateway

(Willcox) Life Springs Community to: Willcox Church of the Nazarene

Q. JOURNAL CORRECTION

Rev. Harvey Shapiro should have been listed as RA/PSV-PT at Peoria from 6/1/2007 to 5/29/2009.

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III. Daily Proceedings

District Assembly Convened

Friday, May 30, 2014, 2 PM

The 94th Assembly of the Arizona District Church of the Nazarene was held at CrossRoads Church of the Nazarene in Chandler,

Arizona. District Superintendent, Rev. Douglas R. Pierce welcomed the delegates and guests to the Assembly, along with Dr. Busic and his wife,

Christi. Rev. Jeff Fillis opened the Assembly in prayer. The worship team led in singing “Praise is Rising”, “The God of Angel Armies.”

Dr. Busic introduced himself and his family. There are three reasons we gather for District Assembly: To encourage one another, To hold

each other accountable, To connect with the Lord. Dr. Busic prayed for this District Assembly, especially asking God to enable us to fulfill these

reasons for gathering.

District Secretary, Rev. Richard A. Stoffan, organized the assembly: Recording secretary: Bob Ogden, Election Secretary: Rich Richey,

Platform Pages: Mark Dye, Craig Neuschwanger, Floor Pages: Matthew Codd, Lesha McFadden, Corey Brooks. Voting areas were established.

Hours of meetings and special orders were set. A motion to accept these was made, seconded, and adopted.

Greetings were ordered for Retired DS’s not in attendance and Missionaries from the district.

A motion was made and seconded to seat alternates, and was adopted.

District Credentials Board Partial Report #1 Ordination Candidates – The following are recommended for Ordination as Elder: D’ Anne

Marie Boswell, Vincent J. Carotenuto, Matthew William Dennis, Jaime Suzanne Levi, Robert Frank Rehm, Vicki Lynn Vaquero, Kevin Brian

McGinnis.

District Credentials Board Partial Report #2 - Transfers in and out – See Report.

District Credentials Board Partial Report #3 District Licenses – See Report.

District Credentials Board Partial Reports #4 and #5 were not publicly read.

The reports were received and adopted.

Nominating Committee Report - A motion was made and seconded to receive this report. The report was adopted.

A Board of Tellers #1 was called and a ballot passed for Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries Board. Chairman, Matt Rundio (Yes-

No), Board: (Vote for 2) Gabrielle Bagby, David M. Charlton, Jr., Cyndi Snowden.

The Nominations for Ministerial Credentials Board, Ministerial Studies Board, and the Finance Committee Reports were read and received

by acclamation. Each of these Boards and Committees has terms that expire 2018.

Each delegate read the Report of the District Advisory Board. A motion and second were made to receive this report and it was adopted.

Board of Ministerial Studies Report (see report) - A motion and second to adopt the report was made and it was adopted.

Board of Tellers #2 was called and a ballot was distributed concerning the District Advisory Board. Elders: Richard A. Stoffan, Jeffrey L.

Fillis. Layperson: Monty Ortman, Dr. Dan Spaite.

Nominating Committee Report for Court of Appeals was presented: Ex-Officio, District Superintendent, Douglas R. Pierce: Jacque Frey,

Tharon Daniels, Bill Burch. A motion was made and seconded to accept this Report and was adopted.

Pastors’ Reports from Central Valley - Rev. David M. Charlton, Jr. reporting: Monte Vista, Phoenix First, Renovation, Northgate, Scottsdale

First, Beth Simchat HaMashiach: dba Tree of Life Worship Center.

Report from the SDMI Ballot: Matt Rundio 244 yes, 12 no. Cyndi Snowden 185, David Charlton 169, Gabrielle Bagby 149. Matt Rundio,

Cyndi Snowden, and David Charlton were declared elected.

Rev. Pierce introduced Adam Estle as a resource for help with immigration law. He works with Orangewood Church of the Nazarene’s Life

Bridge Ministry.

Rev, Pierce introduced a video from Rev. Todd Johnson and Northgate Church of the Nazarene. They are a part of ministry called Global

Restorations.

Manual Changes made by the 2013 General Assembly need to be ratified by all Phase 2 and 3 Districts. Each of these was read by the

District Secretary.

Manual Paragraph 32. This was seconded and adopted.

Manual Paragraph 27.1, item 3, and item 5. This was seconded and adopted. A motion was made and seconded clarifying that the

wording, rather than the Manual Paragraph number, is the important matter. The motion was adopted.

Manual Paragraph 27.2, item 3.

Rev. Matt Rundio spoke against ratification, due to wording that would indicate a reaction of fear to a cultural issue

that represents a legalistic approach. It also expresses our church as a culture of exclusion rather than a culture of grace.

Rev. Ray Wardlaw spoke in favor of ratification, citing the history of unclarified language leading to an erosion of

Christian values.

Rev. Matt Codd spoke against ratification, pointing out that “Extramarital Sexual Activity” covers this. He cited a

Nazarene author who sees marriage as a sacrament that does not include homosexual marriage.

Daniel Gardner from Coolidge spoke in favor of ratification, citing the need for our denomination to take a stand on this

public issue. A clear differentiation needs to be made.

Rev. Rod Marion spoke against ratification. This would lead to hundreds of thousands of statements relative to our

culture.

Rev. Bob Zangger spoke in favor of ratification. As a wedding practitioner in the State of Nevada, this would help him

be able to say “no” to wedding chapels who want their ministers to perform same-sex marriages.

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Rev. Kyle Layne requested that we have a time of prayer concerning this issue that might become divisive.

Questions for the Chair:

o What percentage of districts is required to adopt this? Two Thirds.

o Is it appropriate to ask for a paper ballot? We will if it requires a count.

o Request for more speakers.

o Request to be tabled was denied.

Rev. Dan Flemming spoke against ratification, citing that homosexual marriage is already mentioned in our Covenant

of Christian Conduct. If this is included, many more issues will need to be added.

Rev. Jim Cunningham spoke in favor of ratification, citing that much of the New Testament articulated responses to

the sins of their culture. This makes it specific and clear.

Rev. Crystal Lutton spoke against ratification due to a reservation. Concern that this takes the issue to the level that

sexual orientation is considered a sin (the person) rather than the sinful action (and not the person).

Rev. Fred Otto spoke in favor of ratification. This statement is important for cultures where marriage is not defined by

the church but by a non-Christian culture.

Aaron Duffy spoke against ratification. Same sex relations fall under the wording “perversion”

Joe Heeley spoke in favor of ratification. Old Testament and New Testament Scriptures say that same sex behavior is

wrong, not same sex orientation.

A motion to “table” this until tomorrow was made and seconded. Motion failed.

This motion for ratification was adopted.

Manual Articles of Faith (paragraphs 1-22). This was seconded and adopted.

Manual Articles of Faith (Manual entities). This was seconded and adopted.

Manual Paragraph 18, Article of Faith XIV. This was seconded and adopted.

Manual Paragraph 30. This was seconded and adopted.

Report of the ballot for District Advisory Board: Clergy: Richard A. Stoffan 145, Jeffrey L. Fillis 107. Layperson: Dr. Dan Spaite 168, Monty

Ortman 83. Rich Stoffan and Dr. Dan Spaite were declared elected.

Pastors’ Reports - North Central Mission Area, Charlie Hail reporting: Camp Verde New Beginnings, Chino Valley Community, Cottonwood

Verde Valley, Flagstaff, Paige Lake Powell, Payson, Prescott First, Prescott Valley, Sedona Village of Oak Creek, Show Low New Life Community,

Sun Valley.

Pastors’ Reports - Northwest Mission Area, Brian Medley reporting: Fort Mohave Christian Joy, Henderson, Kingman, Lake Havasu, Las

Vegas Christ Community, Las Vegas First, North Las Vegas Grace Samoan.

Pastors’ Reports - Southwest Mission Area, Steve McClanahan reporting: Bard, Yuma Desert Grace, Yuma First (dba Connecting Point).

Dr. Brower gave a report for Point Loma Nazarene University. Ron Fay spoke about PALCON in July. “PLNU is Christian. That’s not a

marketing strategy. It’s who we are!” PLNU is listed as the 6th in the best value and quality of all California universities. Our Educational Budget

money goes to scholarships for Nazarene students from the Southwest Region. Ground has been broken for a new science center. Christian higher

education is a priority.

Rev. Pierce gave announcements.

Adjourn for supper.

Friday Evening, 6:15 PM

The District Teen Impact Choir ministered in music and testimony.

Rev. Pierce welcomed the Assembly back from the supper hour. Host Pastor, Rev. Kendall Franklin, opened the evening session in

prayer.

Rev. Jeff Fillis and the worship band led the Assembly in worship music and prayer.

Dr. Busic introduced Rev. Pierce for the first part of the Report of the District Superintendent.

Appreciation and Accountability - Pastor Doug shared family pictures. He recognized his wife, Becky, and her gift of hospitality. The District

Advisory Board expresses Spirit-led discernment and wise counsel. The office staff is dedicated and great. New District Secretary, Richard A.

Stoffan, and his wife are doing great. Thank-yous to SDMI Chairman, Matt Rundio, NMI President, Paul Martinez, NYI co-Chairs, Krisi Ruth and

Matt Dennis, Michael and Cindy Keleher, Camp Pinerock managers, and to every pastor, staff member and lay person who serves on the front lines

in their churches.

Statistics include: Worship average attendance was 9,584. Sunday School averaged 7,670. There were 1,836 new converts. 418 were

baptized. At Camp Pinerock, at boys’ camp, out of the 111 boys attending, 46 either accepted Christ for the first time, or were called into ministry as

a pastor or missionary! 80% of the counselors in attendance were called into full-time ministry. Over 300 decisions for Christ happen each year

through the ministry of Camp Pinerock. Total income for all churches was $16,364,543. $1,730,660 was invested in the World Evangelism Fund,

Pensions and Benefits Fund, Education Fund, and the District Operations Fund. $675,220 was given for Mission Specials. $2,405,880 or 14.7% of

our churches’ total income was invested in the lives of others!

Rev. Pierce is accountable to the DAB and Pastors through email updates. Specifics include: meeting with 204 pastors, staff and laity in

individual meetings, visited 34 churches, some more than once, conducted 24 local church board and staff meetings, participated in 28 District

board, council and committee meetings, led 4 pastoral transitions, conducted 13 pastoral reviews, attended 19 District camps, retreats and events.

Currently working with 6 open churches.

Dr. Jack Stone is returning to the District as Rev. Pierce’s Assistant. This will free Rev. Pierce to lead strategic initiatives and spend more

time with pastors and people on the front lines.

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Rev. Pierce recognized people who serve faithfully with a District Servant Award: Pastor Curt Lunsford, Tucson New Life Community

Church; Shelby Busch, lay-leader at West Valley Family Church; Ron Fay, Point Loma Nazarene University for 20 years and a great help for our

District and pastors, and Charlotte Schuster, District Office Bookkeeper, who will be retiring in December.

Following Rev. Pierce’s report, special guests were recognized: Dr. Jim and Sally Bond, Dr. Bob and Linda Brower, Ron and Carol Fay,

Thirl and Floyd Johnson, Mardel Knowles, and Dr. Mark Layle.

The offering tonight will go to needy children to attend camp. While the offering was received, the Memorial Roll was shown on the screen.

Jeff Fillis and the Worship Band led the congregation in singing “I Am Thine, O Lord.”

Dr. Busic preached. He told about his and Christi’s early relationship and marriage. They were tremendously in love, and miserable. They

didn’t know how to make it work. At their wits end Christi commented that they needed Jesus. There was a men’s group praying for David Busic.

One of those men, Ira Brown, called and invited him to be a youth sponsor at their church, and to invite him to church on Sunday. They overslept on

Sunday morning, but went to the evening service, and responded to the altar call. God did something in his heart on that Superbowl Sunday night.

He changed David forever!

What happened to him that night that totally changed his nature? There was still maturity to be gained, but something in his nature

changed. Paul described this in Ephesians 2:8-10, “For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith—and this is not from yourselves, it is the

gift of God—not by works, so that no one can boast. For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in

advance for us to do.”

Notice the order: 1. We are saved by God’s grace. Grace is the favor given to someone, who deserves the opposite. Grace means “free

gift.” 2. Grace leads to “faith.” Faith is the awareness of and response to the One who has awakened us, by grace. Many people can’t believe in the

specifics of Jesus, but they can believe in the general principles of love and hope. But Paul said that without Jesus crucified and resurrected, then

our faith is futile. Faith in general is not worth anything. We are saved because of Jesus Christ, alone. He is our hope. 3. Faith produces good

works, fruit. If there isn’t something happening in our character and real-life behavior, then something is wrong. “We are God’s workmanship / God’s

poem.” We are God’s work of art. Art is beautiful, valuable, and an expression of the artist. We are God’s art: beautiful, valuable, and an expression

of God. However, we have been marred and defaced by sin. Compare what God has done with us, with what was done with a sculpture of the Pieta,

which was horribly vandalized. The master sculptor repaired the sculpture so that the damage was hardly noticeable. But God recreates us so that

we are a better work or art afterward than we were before. The real Jesus remakes us. He did for us what we could not do for ourselves.

Rev. Jeff Fillis and the Worship Band led in a final song, while Dr. Busic opened the altar for prayer.

Saturday, May 31, 8:15 AM

Rev. Jeff Fillis and the Worship Band led the congregation in singing “I Will Love The Lord” and “Jesus Messiah”.

Host Pastor, Rev. Kendall Franklin, led the Assembly in an opening prayer. He welcomed the Assembly to Crossroads Church and

thanked the staff.

Dr. Busic presented Rev. Pierce for the second portion of the District Superintendent’s report. In 1851 James Roebling proposed to build

a bridge across the Niagara River Gorge. It looked impossible, 824 feet across and 200 feet straight down, with 37.4 million gallons of water per

minute falling into the gorge. Roebling believed a train could cross this great chasm someday, and he proposed a suspension bridge.

Our world today demonstrates a gap between belief and unbelief. The Church is the bridge. Churches with denominational connections

have both challenges and opportunities. We celebrate our connection with our denomination. The Church of the Nazarene provides: A unified

global mission thrust and denominational church planting, A well-articulated Wesleyan-Arminian theology, A rich legacy that an independent church

cannot know, A relational network for a church in crisis, Due to our unified strength of 30,000 congregations and 2.2 million members we are able to

channel resources to people and places that individual congregations would never be able to reach. “I am proud to be a part of the Church of the

Nazarene.”

Dreams: That we will be known for high levels of collaboration that benefit the Kingdom of God, that we will be known for a strong sense of

community and high morale among pastors, associates, laity, and District leadership, That we will be a District that comes alongside young men,

women and others who are called to ministry, partnering with them by providing mentoring, training seminars, prayer support and ongoing

educational opportunities, that we will be known as an intergenerational and multi-cultural church that effectively bridges the generations and

different cultures in our area, that we effectively use Camp Pinerock as a tool for evangelism and life enrichment, that we aggressively embraces

starting new churches, re-starting some existing ones, and finding other innovative and entrepreneurial ways of reaching the lost, that we re-enter

urban areas we have abandoned in the past, that we will be known as a District that lives out the ethos of our theology to hurting, broken and sinful

people who have no hope in their lives. Rev. Pierce offered the example of “Teree” from Village of Oak Creek. “The pain was so bad that if I hadn’t

had Jesus in my life, I would have died.”

The work of the DS as outlined in the Manual has many dimensions:

Spiritual: Laypeople and pastors are constantly in his prayers. He tirelessly seeks to hear from the Lord, keeping his spiritual life vibrant

and in tune with Him. Our hope lies in prayer and transformational revival.

Assembler of the Vision: Meeting with the DAB and others in developing a vision framework. This fall he will be inviting you to help shape

the vision for our collective missional work.

Commitment: Multicultural and multi-generational outreach, new starts and re-starts, plus finding effective ways to connect our children,

high school, college students and Millenials to their faith and the church. For example - Renovation Church is 18 months old and running over 200 in

worship. Mesa First has a bilingual service. Oro Valley is planting a new church in the Sahuarita area and a pastor has been hired. A young couple is

starting an organic church in their living room. A Nazarene pastor is coming from the East Coast to plant a cowboy church in Pahrump, Nevada. A

Dynamic Church Planting Seminar will be held August 18-21.

The District Office is becoming a bridge between our denomination and the pastors, laity and churches on our District. Strategic

connections are being made so we can help each other fulfill our missional opportunities. Resources are always in demand. Rev. Pierce’s desire is

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to come alongside local churches to provide resources for legal and financial counsel, increased buying power through collaborative purchasing,

resources for developing local and Mission Area strategies, as well as access to camps and other District events.

The District Superintendent is charged with pastoral oversight and development, including identifying those called to ministry, providing

resources for their education, assuring their credentialing, plus holding them accountable for their articulation of our Wesleyan-Arminian theology.

The District Superintendent plays a key role in helping churches find the “right” pastor for their ministry and cultural setting. This is a spiritual process

in which we must stay in sync with God’s Spirit, in order to find the person He has in mind for the church.

It’s important we understand the “Why?” God has called us to be in the bridge building business, bridging the gap between the church and

our culture. Jesus bridged the gap between God and humankind.

James Roebling’s bridge was completed in March 1855. Roebling was pleased. The separation that long existed between two countries

had been spanned. It’s important we understand the Church was designed to be a bridge. Bridges give life through two-way movement! Without its

own bridges to the world, the Church in time will fade into isolation, self-congratulation, and finally irrelevance. Why? Because God designed the

Church to give life. When we “cross the bridge” into our culture and share God’s love, He blesses us and gives us life. And when unbelievers “cross

the bridge” and are welcomed into our fellowship without reservation, God blesses and gives us life.

The report was received by the Assembly with a standing vote of confidence.

Dr. Busic emphasized the role of church planting. A typical church life span is 40 - 60 years. 60% of all churches in the USA and Canada

are at least 40 years old. This means that most are in a plateau stage. We need to be planting twice as many churches as we are closing.

A Board of Tellers was called and a ballot passed for the reelection of Rev. Pierce. A report from the District Advisory Board was read

encouraging the reelection of Rev. Pierce.

A very short video was shown about what our monitory gifts to the WEF goes to. Dr. Mark Layle explained the role of the Nazarene

Foundation.

Special Guests were introduced: Dr. Bill Burch, District Superintendent Emeritus, and Christine Jones, candidate for Governor of Arizona.

Pastors’ Reports for the East Valley Mission Area, Eli Wyatt reporting: East Valley, Casa Grande New Beginnings, Crossroads, Chandler

First, New Hope Community, Coolidge Valley Community Fellowship, Mosaic, Globe, Maricopa Living Water, Mesa First, Gilbert Family (dba

Gateway), New Life, Tempe.

Results of the ballot for District Superintendent, Rev. Douglas R. Pierce. Ballots cast: 246: yes 238, no 7. Rev. Pierce was declared re-

elected for a 4 year term.

The District Advisory presented a tribute and gifts to Becky and Pastor Doug.

Pastors’ Reports for the West Valley Mission Area, Kyle Layne reporting: Shema Congregation, Glendale First, West Valley Family, Citrus

Road Community, Turning Leaf Community, Peoria, Zoe Community, Phoenix Maryvale, Phoenix Orangewood, Phoenix New Life Community, Sun

City, Hope Community.

Bill Kells gave the Report of the Treasurer. The report was seconded.

Question - Concerning the losses reported, what is the District doing? Answer - transferring funds from our Investment Fund. The income

from our churches is the lowest percentage in the USA/Canada. District investment properties are considering being sold. Some of this year’s

losses were due to fiscal timing.

Question – It would have been helpful to see the results of the audit. Answer - copies of the audit are available in the District Office. Last

year was a full audit. This year was a review.

Loyd Rains gave the Report of the District Assembly Finance Committee.

Rev. Pierce commended the DAB for spending down reserves in order to keep our District Budgets for local churches as low as possible.

A motion and second was made to accept the District Treasurers’ Report.

Question - Why not give numbers comparing this year’s report with last year. Answer - Previous year’s reports are available at the District

Office. What is presented is a summary.

Question - It would be helpful to have the CPA’s report.

Question – What were the Real estate transactions? Answer - A local church’s sale of a cell tower inflated previous year’s income. This

was held by the district. This year it was returned to the local church.

Question - How are the investments doing? Answer - Our risk tolerance is low, so the cash is in low yield C.D.’s. The District Office

building is partially rented out, as well as other rental properties.

Question - Dr. Stone is coming on as staff - how will that be funded? Through the Investment Fund and Arizona Nazarene Lands. Dr.

Stone will be working a 40 hour week, but will be paid at a much lower rate.

The motion to adopt the Treasurer’s Report was adopted.

A motion and second for the District Finance Committee Report was made. The report was adopted.

Dr. Busic applauds the efforts of our District to keep money in the local church, and having the campground be self-supporting.

NMI reported to the Assembly that 1,040 Crisis Care Kits were received.

Dr. Will Spaite, retired District Superintendent was welcomed.

Pastors’ Reports for the Southeast Mission Area, Curt Lunsford reporting: Bisbee, Oro Valley, Real Life Community, Sierra Vista, Tucson

Abiding in Christ, Tucson Cactus Community, Tucson Central, Tucson Mountain View, Tucson New Life Community, Willcox.

A motion was made and seconded to authorize the District Secretary to edit the minutes of the Assembly. The motion was adopted.

Dr. Busic thanked those who worked to make the Assembly possible. He also thanked the laymen of our churches for their leadership and

support, and affirmed their ministry. Dr. Busic led the Assembly in thanking the pastors for their hard work and leadership.

Rev. Pierce thanked those from Crossroads Church for hosting us, and Brenda in the District Office for her work in preparation for the

Assembly.

Dr. Busic declared that we will be adjourned following the ordination service

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Saturday, May 31, 11 AM

Rev. Jeff Fillis lead the congregation in singing “Holiness Unto The Lord”. District Secretary, Rev. Rich Stoffan led the Ordinands and their

spouses into the Assembly.

Dr. Busic began the Ordination Service and prayed.

Rev. Krisi Ruth and Rev. Dee Marsh read Ephesians 4:1-7, 11-16.

Rev. Pierce led the congregation in reading the Apostles Creed, and read the names of first time District License recipients. The

candidates were recognized and a charge was presented to them.

Rev. Matt Rundio read 1 Peter 5:1-4.

Rev. Pierce recognized the retirement of Rev. David Bostick and Rev. Brian Delbridge. Dr. Busic presented each with a plaque for their

retirement.

District Secretary, Rev. Richard A. Stoffan, presented the candidates for ordination to Dr. Busic: D’Anne Marie Boswell, Vincent J.

Carotenuto, Matthew William Dennis, Jaime Suzanne Levi, Robert Frank Rehm, Vicki Lynn Vaquero. Deacon, Kevin Brian McGinnis, an ordained

Deacon, is also being Ordained Elder. Dr. Busic explained the responsibilities of an Elder and Deacon.

Dr. Steven Burns, Rev. Chris Conrad, and Rev. Paul Martinez read from the Nazarene Manual.

Rev. Jeff Fillis lead the congregation in singing, “And Can It Be”.

Dr. Busic brought the Ordination Message. Some of Jesus’ disciples were fishermen. Jesus was teaching and borrowed Simon’s boat to

use as a teaching platform. After the teaching, Jesus asked Peter to launch out into the deep water to fish. Peter pointed out that they had fished all

night and caught nothing. However, he said, “But because You say so, I will.” These were life-changing words for Peter. This is what it means to be a

follower of Jesus. We obey, even when we don’t understand. When Simon let down the nets, a miracle happened, a huge catch of fish. One net and

boat wouldn’t hold them all. Both boats were so full they almost sank. Simon turned his attention away from the fish, to Who was in the boat. This

was about Jesus catching him! Jesus chose Simon to be a fisherman of people. Simon obeyed. James and John obeyed. They pulled their boats

onto shore, left everything and followed Jesus. The seven most important words for a disciple of Jesus are, “But because You say so, I will.”

Why can we say yes?

1. Because we trust that Jesus knows more than we do. Not everything Jesus says makes sense to me. For example, if someone curses

you, bless them. I don’t obey the commands of Jesus because they make rational sense, but because I am His disciple and He told me to. Jesus

knows more than I do. Submission – it’s when you trust another person’s wisdom, authority, and character, and they know more than you do. God is

omnipotent and omniscient, He’s the God of our present and our future. He knows more than we do. God stands in our future and sees the big

picture, like a college football offensive coordinator sitting up in a skybox who can see the whole field.

2. Because we love Him and want to please Him. Jesus said, “If you love Me, you will do what I say.” Some people follow Jesus out of

fear of retribution, duty, and obligation. The highest level of obedience comes out of love. “Perfect love casts out fear.” We can make our little kids

do what we want through intimidation and consequences. But when they become an adult, they want our blessing because of love. The Ordinands

are launching out into an adventure of ministry. But there will also be moments where life will be complex and the Lord will ask you to do things that

don’t make sense. Your answer needs to be, “I will because you say so, if you give me the strength, wisdom, and power to act.” Missionaries Larry

and Addie Garman, in the Amazon River basin, early in their ministry Addie was bitten by a very poisonous snake that was always fatal. She became

very sick and was at the point of death. A Nazarene man in the mid-west USA, at the time of the family Thanksgiving Dinner, felt checked to pray. He

left the table and went to pray. God directed him to pray for missionaries, for South America, for Addie Garman. Just as suddenly as the burden

came, after about 15 minutes, the burden suddenly lifted. At the next General Assembly he met Addie and learned about her being bitten by a

poisonous snake and about to die. She had begun to recover at the time when that person prayed. The point of the story is that the man was an

obedient follower of Jesus. Even when it didn’t make sense to leave the Thanksgiving Dinner table to pray, he did it because God told him to.

If the entire district would take the posture of “But because you say so, I will”, then this place would be transformed.

Dr. Busic led in the ritual of Ordination.

D’ Anne Marie Boswell, Elder

Vincent J. Carotenuto, Elder

Matthew William Dennis, Elder

Jaime Suzanne Levi, Elder

Robert Frank Rehm, Elder

Vicki Lynn Vaquero, Deacon

Kevin Brian McGinnis, Elder

Dr. Busic presented a Certificate of Ordination to each Ordinand, and presented them to the Assembly.

Dr. Bob Brower, President of Point Loma Nazarene University, presented each Ordained Elder with a gift from the university, a statue of

Jesus calling the fishermen to be His disciples.

Dr. Busic invited the Assembly to personally greet the Ordinands, and pronounced a benediction.

Respectfully submitted,

Robert R. Ogden, Recording Secretary Douglas R. Pierce, District Superintendent

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IV. Reports

A. DISTRICT OFFICERS

1. District Superintendent

Friday Evening, May 30, 2014 (Part 1)

Dr. Busic, honored guests, delegates, and friends; it’s a privilege to present Part 1 of my second report as District Superintendent. I will

continue tomorrow morning. Tonight, I want to focus on appreciation and accountability, plus present a special award to some deserving people.

In case you are new and don’t know Becky and I very well, I brought along a few pictures to give you a quick snapshot. Take a look at the

screens...

Let me express my appreciation. It’s a team effort and I couldn’t get the job done without the prayers, support, expertise and

encouragement of some wonderful people:

First and foremost, my wife, Becky. One of Becky’s strengths is hospitality. There’s always room for one more in our home, at our dinner

table, and in her life. She quietly serves behind the scenes, whether it’s making sure we have gifts for the children of pastors on our church visits, or

taking a friend of hers, who has cancer, small containers of banana pudding. We are partners in ministry and I am definitely a blessed man because

of her!

I have the privilege of working with an outstanding Advisory Board! They provide Spirit-led discernment and wise counsel. They’re not

afraid of asking hard questions, but they always do it in a Christ-like manner. I love that about them. And they provide outstanding pastoral care for

Becky and me. They are servant-leaders with spiritual depth, who I highly respect!

My thanks and sincere appreciation goes to the lay members of the Advisory Board: Jacque Frey, Loyd Rains, Jim Cullumber, Steve

Burns and Dan Spaite. Plus ministerial members: Pastors Kevin McGinnis, Javier Tamez, Curt Gentry and Ira Brown (Bruce McCrite moved to

Oregon).

We have a dedicated District Office staff: Brenda Mastin, my assistant and office manager; Charlotte Schuster, bookkeeper; Tina

Anderson assisted with our recent software transition; and Bill Kells, District Treasurer.

Due to the resignation of Pastor Bruce McCrite, the Advisory Board elected a new District Secretary, Rev. Rich Stoffan. His wife, Trish,

will assist him. We welcome them to these new roles!

Additional personnel changes happened this year. Rev. Matt Rundio was appointed as the new SDMI Chair, due to the resignation of

Rev. Denise Burns. Rev. Bruce McKellips and Cinda accepted an invitation to return to the mission field and are serving the Eurasia Region. Pastor

Paul Martinez was appointed to fill the NMI Presidency. Rev. Kurtis Strunk and Emily accepted an assignment with Nazarene XTreme and are

serving in Ecuador. Rev. Krisi Ruth and Rev. Matt Dennis were elected as Co-Presidents of NYI. Thanks to each of the former leaders, plus the

news ones and their Councils.

Appreciation goes to our PLNU Trustees, Ministerial Studies Board chaired by Rev. Chris Conrad, and Credentials Board, Finance

Committee, Nominating Committee, Mission Area Coordinators, and the other councils and committees. Mike Keleher, our Camp Director, and his

wife, Cindy, are providing positive and effective leadership at Pinerock. In addition, we are privileged to have a member of the General Board on our

District, Dr. Dan Spaite.

And to each of you on the front lines of ministry in your churches—every pastor, staff member and lay person—I want to say, thank you.

You get the job done week in, and week out. Because of your prayers, volunteering your time and giving your resources, we have completed

another successful year of ministry across the District.

Collectively, in worship we averaged 9,584, which is a decrease of 123 over the prior year. But, there’s an important thing to be

aware of. Easter was late this year and fell in the month of April. The prior year it was in March and so the comparison isn’t “apples to apples.” Of

course Easter is the largest single Sunday of worship attendance. This is one of those unintended consequences of our action three years ago to

change our year-end from April 30 to March 31. Even though Easter attendance isn’t included in these numbers, I think you will see the posit ive

growth continues. Two years ago, morning worship was 9095 so the trend is definitely growing in the right direction.

We averaged 7,670 in Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries, which is an increase of 228 over the prior year.

We gained 1,836 new converts, which is 164 more than the prior year. And to me that’s the most important statistic we report! We

also baptized 418 people, an increase of 48, and received 641 new Nazarenes, which is an increase of 206.

And let me add a statistic that doesn’t make the record book. Camp Pinerock is an extremely effective ministry tool God has blessed

our District with. I personally witnessed that effectiveness this past summer at Boys Camp: Out of the 111 boys attending, 46 either accepted Christ

for the first time, or were called into ministry as a pastor or missionary! In addition, 80% of the counselors in attendance were called into full-time

ministry while attending camps and ministry events at Camp Pinerock. That not only thrills me, it also reminds me of the importance of doing

everything we can to enhance and maximize this evangelistic tool God trusted us with. Over 300 decisions for Christ happen each year through the

ministry of Camp Pinerock.

Total income for all churches was $16,364,543, which is an increase of approximately $344,178, compared to the prior year.

You invested a total of $1,730,660 in the World Evangelism Fund, Pensions and Benefits Fund, Education Fund and the District

Operations Fund, which is 10.6% of the total income of all churches.

But you weren’t done giving and sacrificing. You gave an additional $675,220 for Mission Specials around the globe. The bottom line—

you invested $2,405,880, or 14.7% of your churches’ total income in the lives of others!

It’s important to remember, these statistics represent more than our responsibility within our denominational structure. They represent

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people who came to know Christ in the Horn of Africa, South America, Ukraine and those in Las Vegas, Willcox and Tucson. They represent

marriages that were healed, children who were taught scripture, meals for the hungry and clothes for the homeless. They represent students and

young adults called into full-time ministry and senior adults who were visited and prayed with.

These numbers tell the world who we really are, and who we represent. We are Christ-followers who intentionally share His love,

compassion and salvation with our world. I commend you for your faithful service, attendance and giving!

I believe accountability applies to the District, as well. I am accountable to you. I want to be a good steward of your confidence and

investment in me! I report the details of my activity and ministry quarterly to the Advisory Board, and also to our pastors and other District leaders

through regular email updates.

A one-page detailed report is available to you. It includes the number of individual meetings I have attended, boards, committee meetings

I have led or participated in, church visits, hospital calls, the number of days off I have taken, and much more. Contact Brenda Mastin at the District

Office, if you would like a copy.

Here’s the “twitter” version of my accountability report for the last 12 months: I met with 204 pastors, staff and laity in individual meetings. I

visited 34 churches (some of them more than once) and conducted 24 local church board and staff meetings. I participated in 28 District board,

council and committee meetings. I led 4 pastoral transitions, conducted 13 pastoral reviews and attended 19 District camps, retreats and events.

Currently, I am working with 6 open churches. Needless to say, it’s been a busy year, but I love it!

Now let me change gears for a moment. First, I have a special announcement. Dr. Jack Stone is returning to the District, but in a different

role. Most of you know Dr. Stone was our interim DS for one year and during that time I was Assistant DS. We’re going to reverse the roles and

now he will be Assistant DS. During that interim, he and I discovered we had great chemistry and worked extremely well together. In addition, it

quickly became evident there was a mutual love and respect between the Stones and our District family.

Dr. Stone will assume portions of the administrative workload in the office, plus be available for other needs across the District. This will

free me to lead the strategic initiatives and spend more time with you on the front lines of ministry. They will move here in September and may keep

their home in Florida, depending on the real estate market there. It obvious we are extremely fortunate to get someone of Dr. Stone’s stature and

qualifications in this position.

Second, I have some awards to present. In each of the churches I pastored, I presented a Servant Award to those people who went

above and beyond in their service to God and the church. Last year I implemented a District version of that award.

Tonight I want to recognize and show appreciation to five people who serve as Jesus served. They serve faithfully, without any fanfare or

self-promotion of any kind. They just get the job done no matter what the cost or sacrifice, and they do it with a Christ-like spirit.

They live out 1 Corinthians 9:19. From the Message paraphrase it says, “Even though I am free of the demands and expectations of

everyone, I have voluntarily become a servant to any and all in order to reach a wide range of people...”

I want to recognize the following people for their outstanding servant leadership:

Pastor Ray Jesser

Charlotte Schuster

Pastor Curt Lunsford

Shelby Busch

Ron Fay

Let’s congratulate them!

Saturday, May 31, (Part 2)

In 1851 many of the most accomplished engineers in the country thought James Roebling was out of his mind. That year Roebling began

to work on the unthinkable—the bridging of the Niagara River Gorge. Disaster was predicted. There was, of course, the sheer mathematics of the

thing: 824 feet across and 200 feet straight down.

But the numbers paled in comparison to the sheer power of the place. Roebling’s proposed site was just upstream from the great Niagara

Falls. 37.4 million gallons of water per minute fell into the Niagara Gorge. It was “no-man’s-land.”

Roebling believed a train could cross this great chasm someday. But, history was not on his side. Although greater spans had already

been bridged, the Niagara River posed extreme difficulties. No girders or bridge supports would ever survive the raging current. The only possible

solution to Roebling was a suspension bridge.

And that had people extremely worried. At the time, suspension bridges were about as well regarded in the engineering profession as the

Edsel would be in the early automotive industry. They were disasters in the making. In England and France suspension bridges had collapsed killing

hundreds of people.

When Roebling first proposed a suspension bridge across the great Niagara Gorge, it came as no great surprise that most people were

betting on the gorge, not the bridge. The chasm was simply too great to cross.

As the Church is engaging the third millennium, we look across a terrifying and ever-widening gap between belief and unbelief. There is a

significant gap between the Church and our culture. Popular sentiment increasingly views the church as unimportant. According to George Barna’s

research, six out of ten Americans believe the church is irrelevant. In the lives of approximately 187 million Americans, that irrelevance produces an

ever-increasing cynicism and hostility. It also produces hurt, heartache and human devastation.

And let me add, there is a gap between churches and many denominational structures, including Districts. In relation to this concern, I

read an interesting article in the November 3, 2013 online edition of Christianity Today. It was titled, “How Can Church Planting Networks and

Denominations Work Together for the Glory of God?” The author was Ed Stetzer, who is an author, speaker, researcher, church planter, and

currently Lead Pastor of Grace Church in Hendersonville, Tennessee. The article gives us some hope in the area of denominational disconnect, as

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well as the disconnect that’s occurring with young adults and the Church in general. Ed said in part:

“Some people may think that denominations have had their day—I don’t think so. Actually, pastors don’t think that is the case. Three out

of four pastors think it vital they are part of a denomination. That includes non-denominational pastors…the fact that non-denominational

evangelicalism and networks are growing should not distract us from the fact that denominations are key in mission and ministry in most contexts.”

He went on to say, “There seems to be a growing desire among pre-churched young adults emerging today for churches with a

denominational connection.”

Though not without our challenges, the impact of the organized Church upon Christendom has been remarkably positive. With our own

tribe, The Church of the Nazarene, there are some amazing, Book of Acts-like things happening around the globe. We celebrate our connection,

support and partnership with a denominational movement God is blessing. The Church of the Nazarene provides:

A unified global mission thrust and denominational church planting.

A well-articulated Wesleyan-Arminian theology.

A rich legacy that an independent church cannot know.

A relational network for a church in crisis.

Due to our unified strength of 30,000 congregations and 2.2 million members we are able to channel resources to people and places

that individual congregations would never be able to reach.

Needless to say, I’m proud to be part of the Church of the Nazarene! I’m also proud and honored to be your Superintendent. Thanks for

your confidence in Becky and me.

At the end of my first two years as District Superintendent and our continued journey together, let me share with you what I dream of for

our District…

I dream we will be known for high levels of collaboration that benefit the Kingdom of God.

I dream we will be known for a strong sense of community and high morale among pastors, associates, laity, and District leadership.

I dream we will be a District that comes alongside young men, women and others who are called to ministry. I see us enthusiastically

partnering with them by providing mentoring, training seminars, prayer support and ongoing educational opportunities.

I dream we will be known as an intergenerational and multi-cultural church that effectively bridges the generations and different

cultures in Arizona, Eastern California, Southern Nevada and Southern Utah. I see diversity in people groups, languages, local church cultures,

sizes of churches, styles of worship and methods of ministry—we are, in effect, many expressions, but one church.

I dream we will be known as a District that effectively uses Camp Pinerock as a tool for evangelism and life enrichment.

I dream we will be known as a District that aggressively embraces starting new churches, re-starting some existing ones, and finding

other innovative and entrepreneurial ways of reaching the lost.

I dream we will re-enter urban areas we abandoned in the past.

I dream we will be known as a District that lives out the ethos of our theology to hurting, broken and sinful people who have no hope

in their lives.

Our General Superintendent, Dr. David Busic, made a powerful statement in a seminar sponsored by Point Loma Nazarene University we

hosted a year and a half ago. He said, “If we are to be pastors and churches who effectively participate in the mission of God in our world, we will be

a faithful presence in the dark places where people are.”

Let me share the story of someone who moved from debilitating darkness to light. Becky and I met Teree Colaianni at Village of Oak

Creek Church of the Nazarene last fall. A year prior to that, she was a methadone addict using up to 275mg a day, which are levels so high that her

doctor told her it would take five to six years to break her dependence on the drug. She decided to kick the habit cold turkey. They told her she

could have a heart attack and die by doing it that way.

As she began the withdrawal process, the pain was so severe she started drinking up to a quart of Vodka a day. It wasn’t long until she hit

bottom and was at one of the darkest moments in her life. Then on November 18, 2012, Teree decided to finally get clean of all substances. And

with the help of a friend, who eventually became her husband, and the help of the Celebrate Recovery leader, her pastor and church family at Village

of Oak Creek, and most importantly, the Lord Jesus Christ, Teree over time was healed and delivered of her addiction. She sa id, “The pain was so

bad that if I didn’t have Jesus in my life I would have died. I probably would have killed myself because of the pain.”

Teree is now serving with the NMI and SDMI ministries at Village of Oak Creek and is being mentored to become a future leader. I was at

the church again in March and Teree and her husband, Tommy, served the North Central Mission Area pastors a wonderful meal. She had a

beautiful smile on her face that day and it was obvious God had redeemed her life!

As Superintendent, I get to hear and see many stories of people across the District who have moved from darkness to light because of

your faithful service and ministry. You represent Christ well and I am proud to be on the team with you!

The work of the District Superintendent, as outlined in the Manual of the Church of the Nazarene has many dimensions, all of which create

opportunity for collaboration and vision….

First and foremost are the spiritual qualities expected of your District Superintendent. My dedication in this regard is three fold: You,

layperson and pastor, are constantly in my prayers as you serve on the frontlines of ministry. Second, I will seek tirelessly to hear from the Lord,

keeping my spiritual life vibrant and in tune with Him. As Leviticus 6:9-13 says in part, “…Every morning the priest is to add firewood…the fire must

be kept burning on the altar continuously; it must not go out.” Third, you will hear often from me that our hope lies in prayer and transformational

revival.

Following spiritual vitality is vision. Together we must forge a dynamic and fruitful vision for the mission field known as the Arizona District

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Church of the Nazarene. As the assembler of the vision, I have been meeting with the District Advisory Board and several resource persons to

develop a vision framework we will follow. This Fall I will come to your area and invite you to help shape the vision for our collective missional work.

Meetings will be scheduled at times conducive for participation of both ministers and laity.

Vision is enhanced by commitment. It is in my heart and mind that an intensified commitment to multi-cultural and multi-generational

outreach, additional new church starts, as well as re-starts, plus finding effective ways to connect our children, high school, college students and

Millenials to their faith and the church will forge a powerful future for us.

We’re beginning to see ownership and expansion of that commitment. Renovation, a re-start church is 18 months old and running over

200 in morning worship. Pastor Curt and his team are effectively connecting the various generations represented in the church. Pastor Ira Brown

and Mesa First started a third service, which is a bi-lingual service, where both Spanish and English are spoken. It’s off to a great start under the

leadership of Rob Myers. Pastor Craig Coulter and Oro Valley are launching a new start this fall in the Sahuarita area. The initial funds have been

raised and the planting pastor has been hired.

Also, I’ve been in conversation with a young couple that feels led to start an organic church in their living room. In addition, I’ve had three

or four conversations recently with a Nazarene pastor on the East Coast who grew up in Arizona and feels led to start a cowboy church in Pahrump,

Nevada. It’s exciting to see how God is moving across our mission field! Let me add, if God is nudging you to be involved with a church plant don’t

miss the Dynamic Church Planting Seminar that will be held at our office August 19-21.

In addition, my office will serve as a bridge, a connecting point, between our denomination and the pastors, laity and churches on our

District. I must insure a two-way flow of information and interaction as we partner with the Global Ministry Center, Point Loma Nazarene University

and other denominational entities. Out of a desire to create significant collaborative opportunities, I will facilitate strategic connections: pastors to

pastors, pastors to Mission areas, churches to churches, churches with community-based organizations, and churches to District departments and

ministries so that we can help each other fulfill our missional opportunities.

It goes without saying, resources are always in demand. My desire is to come alongside the local church to provide resources for legal

and financial counsel, increased buying power through collaborative purchasing, resources for developing local and Mission Area strategies, as well

as access to camps and other District events.

At times my presence will be to serve as a listener, counselor and even mediator in unpleasant circumstances. When needed, my office

can bring gifted professionals alongside a pastor, staff member or congregation. In short, it is my responsibility to make sure that resources are

allocated to insure or improve local church effectiveness.

Finally, the Superintendent is charged with pastoral development and oversight. The role of overseer is deeply rooted in Scripture and

serves our church well through identifying those called to ministry, providing resources for their education, assuring their credentialing, plus holding

them accountable for their articulation of our Wesleyan-Arminian theology.

Further, in our organizational structure, which is a combination of both Congregational and Episcopal styles of church governance, the

District Superintendent plays a key role in vetting pastoral candidates and assisting local church leaders and congregations with finding the right

pastor for their unique ministry and cultural setting. To that end, I am regularly in communication with prospective pastors, both on, and off our

District. Plus, I see the pastoral search process as more than a bureaucratic function—it is a spiritual process in which we must stay in sync with

God’s Spirit, in order to find the person He has in mind for the church.

Ultimately, my role is to help pastors and congregations achieve their aspirations and God-instilled vision for their churches.

In closing, it’s important we understand the “Why.” It’s the reason we exist as local churches, as a District, and Denomination. The

Church is called to be in the bridge-building business. We must bridge the gap between the church and our culture. We must share the good news

of God’s grace, mercy and forgiveness. Only as we live what we talk about in church—only as our attitudes, words and lives express true love—only

then will the world reconsider its skepticism, its hostility and its lostness.

Our world must experience the same incarnational influence as the first century experienced when “Grace and Truth” Himself suddenly

bridged that great chasm and became flesh. Jesus Christ came to earth and bridged the gap between God and humankind.

Now, here’s the rest of the story...

James Roebling’s bridge was completed in March 1855. According to the book, Great Bridge, it was profound both in its simplicity and

economy. It describes the bridge as, “four plain towers sixty feet high on opposing banks, four cables ten inches in diameter, their suspenders and

stays, and a straightforward timber truss joining the two levels to the one span. The bottom level was for carriage and pedestrian traffic, the top

reserved for the Great Western Canada Railroad.”

On Friday, March 16, 1855, the first train crossed over. This train was specially assembled to test this new bridge. It was much heavier

than most trains. The engine weighed twenty-eight tons and it pushed twenty double-loaded cars successfully across. A few days later a passenger

train packed to capacity made the journey.

Obviously, Roebling was pleased. The separation that long existed between two countries had been spanned. He was also pleased with

the soundness of the structure. But most of all, he was pleased that it fulfilled its primary purpose. He wrote to his family these words, “No one is

afraid to cross.”

It’s important we understand the Church was designed to be a bridge. Bridges give life through two-way movement! Without its own

bridges to the world, the Church in time will fade into isolation, self-congratulation, and finally irrelevance. Why? Because God designed the

Church, your church, this District, and our denomination, to give life.

When we “cross the bridge” into our culture and share God’s love, He blesses us and gives us life. And when unbelievers, pre-Christians,

“cross the bridge” and are welcomed into our fellowship without reservation, God blesses and gives us life.

And, “No one is afraid to cross.”

Respectfully,

Rev. Douglas R. Pierce, District Superintendent

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2. Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries International Chairperson

Doug Pierce and the Assembly of the Arizona/Southern Nevada District Church of the Nazarene:

This has been a time of transition in the SDMI on our district. The year began under the excellent leadership of Denise Burns who led this

ministry for many years, greatly improving upon what she was given. I was appointed her successor when she resigned, pleased to find so many

people excited about disciple making on our district

The future of this department is bright. I repeatedly find myself in conversations with people passionate about the unity of the church,

passionate about connecting with God in a plethora of ways, passionate about allowing the Spirit grow us up into Christlikeness. We, as a council,

hope to become a great source of encouragement, unity, and theological grounding for what all our churches do day after day: participate with God

in the renewal of all things including our own hearts and lives.

Over the past year a good number of events and activities took place. In the midst this catalogue of things we have done, we must

remember that God has been at work in and through the ministries of our churches as we seek to grow into Christ’s likeness.

Following are reports from the Equipping Seminar, Children’s, Prime Time, Women’s, and Men’s ministries:

Equipping Seminar

The one event the district SDMI does as a whole is the Equipping Seminar. Last October approximately 125 people from across the district

came together for fellowship and training in a wide variety of topics including Eucharistic theology and practice, safety in the church, child

development, the Church Calendar, and many more for a total of 32 individual workshops.

One of those workshops was building "Homeless Care Kits." The kit included the basic necessities such as soap, toothbrush, wipes, water,

non-perishables, etc. The kits are designed to carry in your car so they are always ready when you least expect it. We also included local shelters

and churches that could be of assistance to them. As John Wesley taught, “works of mercy” are an important means of grace.

Each year the Equipping seminar gets better and we expect that trend to continue.

Children’s Ministries

Andi Blanton, District Children’s Ministry Director, reports on these events:

Extravaganza.

District Children’s Extravaganza was held April 13, 2013 at Glendale Nazarene. Quiz Finals, Talent Presentations, and Pinewood Derby

races happened that day. 145 children participated in quizzing, talent and pinewood derby, adults also joined in the derby race. The day was topped

off with a performance from a Christian Ventriloquist who shared the Gospel message and gave families a wonderful afternoon of entertainment.

Quizzing.

Our District Quizzing Program was Directed by Pastor Frankie Fugate. In 2013-2014, the kids studied the book of Genesis. Under the

leadership of Pastor Frankie, our final quiz included 85 quizzers from all over Arizona/So Nevada. Once again, the quiz team from Lehi Church of the

Nazarene, from our Native American District, joined our quiz program.

We sent one church team, Las Vegas First and two All Star Teams to the Regional Quiz. Las Vegas Team placed FIRST of all the Church

Teams. All Star Team #1 placed FIRST and All Star Team #2 placed FOURTH overall against other All Star Teams. Out of over 100 quizzers, 11

had perfect quizzes (no misses in 40 questions). 9 of those perfect quizzers were from AZ District.

Kids Summer Camps.

Boys Camp was led by Bill Kells and Girls Camp was led by Betsy Hall. The Camp Themes were “A Boy After God’s Own Heart” and “A

Girl After God’s Own Heart,” respectively. The Boys Camp speaker was Pastor Kevin McGinnis. The Girls Camp speaker was Karen Wendling of

One on One Ministry. We had 111 students and 36 adult staff at Boys Camp and 117 students and 37 adult staff at Girls Camp. Thanks to

fundraising and offerings taken at Prime Time Retreat and District Assembly, we were able to discount the price of camp for all who attended. Camp

Pinerock also assisted us with ideas to help keep the cost down for campers.

Caravan

The Arizona District has one of the largest District Caravan participation throughout the US. The program continues to be a great outreach

tool for churches committed to supporting the Christian Scouting program. Debbie Hallman is our District Caravan Director. District Caravan Retreat

was held February 7-9, 2014 at Camp Pinerock. Our Missions Speaker was Evie Gardner, Missionary to Africa. Evie is also a school teacher and

made a Call Missions a tangible for many kids. We had 192 campers and leaders at Retreat and took a $1000 offering for Evie Gardner’s Missions

work.

Prime Time (DayStar)

Prime Time Directors Paul and Vangie Magnuson report:

Our DayStar retreat this year, held at Oro Valley, featured fantastic speaking by Scott Daniels and Robin Smith. The Liberty Quartet and

Larry Vinyard led music. We want to thank Steve Wilson for all the important work in making this retreat successful. Approximately 175 people from

across the district joined us for this time of spiritual refreshment.

Renovation Church has opened their doors to us for next year's DayStar Retreat. We have Evangelist Norman Moore and Pastor Jaime

(Waldron) Levi scheduled to speak, and Josiah Oslund to help with our music.

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Women’s Ministry

Carla Derby, District Women’s Ministry Director, reports:

Women's Retreat: 230 women representing 30 of our churches came together for a weekend of worship, community, and growth. Vicki

Copp, former D.S.'s wife was our keynote speaker. A beautiful weekend combined with a beautiful spirit made for a time of reflection and meeting

with God.

We were able to go to 4 churches with mini-retreats, Spiritual Reflections, with our theme, When God Reigns. This was a time to create

bonds between our neighboring churches, to resource, and network.

Women's Ministry has gone virtual. With online information, registration, and even material from the retreat being made available, our

council is looking to go to the next step of registration online and mass mailings to keep people informed. Look for this availability this fall!

Men’s Ministry

Kim Smith resigned his position as District Men’s Ministry Director and, after several months of vacancy, David Charlton took over the

position. Needless to say, we are thrilled that Dave has agreed to lead this ministry. We look forward to the days ahead!

What’s Next

In the coming years, expect to see the district SDMI become a source of theological unity as we work together to make Christlike disciples.

God is at work amongst us and we simply want to find ways to be caught up in the movement of the Spirit as God brings about new creation in our

hearts.

This year’s Equipping Seminar will be a joint venture with the NMI and NYI as we work toward greater unity on the district. At this event we

will see all age groups involved in “works of piety” and “works of mercy” as we live out being one church on our district.

Again, I am thrilled to be a part of such a vital ministry and fantastic team. There are exciting days ahead as we explore more deeply what

it means to be and to make disciples.

Grace and Peace be with you all!

Respectfully Submitted, Rev. Matthew “Matt” A. Rundio, District SDMI Chair

3. District NMI President

I am humbled and honored to present this report to the 88th Arizona District NMI Convention. This report highlights the faithfulness of the

churches on the Arizona/Southern Nevada District to the mission of Christ through the ministry of Nazarene Missions International (NMI).

The purpose of NMI is to mobilize each local church in mission through praying, discipling, giving and educating. In order to accomplish

this great task, we must “fix our eyes on Jesus…” Our overarching theme for the next four years is “Making Christlike Disciples in the Nations.” The

subtheme for year 1 is “Looking Up:”

Looking Up…by praying for God’s direction as we passionately reach the lost.

Looking Up…by discipling and calling the next generation to Christ and to missions.

Looking Up…by giving to those in need out of desire for them to know Christ.

Looking Up…by educating and seeing the harvest in the local, multicultural and global fields.

Recognition

According to the reports received from our local churches, the following churches have achieved the status of Mission Priority One and

World Evangelism Church of Excellence.

Mission Priority One Churches

Bisbee Gateway Show Low New Life

Chandler CrossRoads Oro Valley Sun City

Chandler New Hope Community Page Lake Powell Sun Valley

Chino Valley Community Payson First Tempe

Glendale First Phoenix First Tucson Abiding in Christ

Goodyear Citrus Road Phoenix NorthGate Tucson Central

Kingman Prescott First Tucson Mountain View

Lake Havasu Scottsdale First Tucson New Life Community

Mesa First Sedona Village of Oak Creek

World Evangelism Churches of Excellence

Bard Lake Havasu Show Low New Life

Bisbee Las Vegas Grace Samoan Sun City

Chandler CrossRoads Mesa First Sun Valley

Chandler New Hope Community Gateway Tempe

Chino Valley Community Oro Valley Tucson Abiding in Christ

Flagstaff Page Lake Powell Tucson Central

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Glendale First Phoenix First Tucson Mountain View

Goodyear Citrus Road Phoenix NorthGate Tucson New Life Community

Kingman Sedona Village of Oak Creek Willcox

We praise God for an increase of ten churches achieving Mission Priority One status and nine churches reaching World Evangelism

Church of Excellence this year compared to last. The Lord bless each of you for your tireless efforts to promote missions in your churches!

To the Pastors and local NMI Presidents on the Arizona District, we thank you for your support of missions. We have a candy bar for each

of you as a reminder to pray, disciple, give and educate as we join together on our District Mission project to build a church in Rocky Point, Mexico.

Church Mission Highlights

All of our churches demonstrate an incredible passion for missions in a local, multicultural and global capacity. Many fulfil l the four core

values of NMI by praying, discipling, giving and educating! Here is a sampling of the mission stories reported to us this year:

Coolidge Valley Community hosted an NMI Training for the East Valley Zone with 24 in attendance from Bisbee, Chandler First,

Coolidge, Florence Mosaic and New Beginnings Casa Grande. Lake Powell raised $1,100 for the District Children’s Missions Project, Goats and

Guitars. In a desire to continue giving, they sent an additional $1,300 for World Mission Broadcast’s “Studio-in-a-Backpack” project. Sierra Vista

held a Jesus Film night for the community. Sedona Village of Oak Creek collected 48 Crisis Care Kits to bring to convention. Scottsdale First

planted a community garden. Tucson Central now sponsors seven children through Nazarene Child Sponsorship. Casa Grande New Beginnings

continues its M.A.S.H. food distribution through the local church and also provides food for distribution to many other churches throughout Arizona.

Verde Valley sponsors a child through Nazarene Child Sponsorship.

Missions Trips: CrossRoads, through its Mercy Project Missions Ministry, traveled to Kenya to help build “Wings of Hope,” a gender-

based violence center. NorthGate held a three-part local Work & Witness project at the Lehi Church on the Southwest Native American District.

Coolidge participated in a Work & Witness Project to Dilkon Church of the Nazarene on the Southwest Native American District and will send a

Work and Witness team to Nicaragua, June 6-14, 2014. Mesa First sent a Work & Witness team to Bangladesh in October 2013 and has a Work &

Witness project scheduled in June/July of 2014 to Sun Valley Indian School. Las Vegas First’s “Never the Same Mission” team traveled to Peru in

July of 2013 and another “Never the Same” team will travel to Costa Rica this July 2014. Turning Leaf has a Work & Witness trip to Kenya, in June

2014. Sun City made Work & Witness vision trips to help launch our Arizona District Missions project to Rocky Point. Tucson Mountain View will

send many of its teens and leaders to the Arizona District Impact Missions trip to Mexico. Oro Valley sent Work & Witness teams to Colorado and

Sells, AZ, and made two global Work &Witness trips to assist at orphanages in both India and Hermosillo, Mexico. Tempe has a Work & Witness

team traveling to Costa Rica this July 2014. Glendale First is planning a Work & Witness trip to D.R. Congo in the summer of 2015.

District NMI Council

Ten members of the NMI District Council traveled to General NMI Convention in Indianapolis, IN to represent the Arizona District as

General NMI delegates. Each council member was blessed and equipped in his or her missions’ ministry through the business sessions, workshops,

and worship services. We welcomed the election of a new Global NMI President, Phillip Weatherill of the UK.

The District Council held six meetings to plan and strategize new ways of equipping our local churches in the area of missions. We

increased communication to churches with regular email newsletters. Each Council member was assigned prayer responsibilities for each church in

his or her zone. We adopted Rocky Point, Mexico, as our 100th Anniversary of Global NMI Project. We worked together with SDMI and NYI to

increase unity across departments. As District NMI President for the last six months, I traveled to Rocky Point, Mexico with the Sun City Church to

plan for our District Missions Project. We met with Pastors, Miguel and Alejandra Pineda from the Rocky Point Church, and Alejandro Torres,

representing both Lazarian World Homes and the Northwest Mexico District. I have also met with Ed and Lynda Krestel from the Southwest Native

American District and Dr. Alberto Guang from the Southwest Latin American District about partnering together for Work and Witness opportunities

on these multicultural districts.

Gratitude

In October, the District NMI Council elected me to serve out the remainder of Bruce McKellips’ term upon his return to the mission field and

acceptance of an assignment to the Eurasia Field. I am humbled by the vote of confidence placed in me. I have served to the best of my abilities and

have received encouragement and tremendous support from the entire district family for which I am deeply grateful.

I thank my wife and girls for their loving support. I thank the District NMI Council for its unwavering support: Madeira Bowell, Curt Lunsford,

Donna Otto, Heather Otto and Barb Sage. I thank the Executive Council: Marilyn LaRue, who is the best VP in our denomination; Cheryl Gosnell,

who constantly challenges us to dream big and who first had the crazy, wonderful idea to partner with NYI for last night’s “Collide” service; and Vern

Frase, who has faithfully been a humble and wise steward of NMI funds. I thank NYI Co-Presidents, Matt Dennis and Krisi Ruth, for their excitement

and passion to work in unity. I thank SDMI Chairman, Matt Rundio, for sharing with me his desire to see our district be “one church.” I thank the Sun

City Church, Hank and Janeece Senseman, Victor Shorb and Pastor Tharon and Barbara Daniels; and from CrossRoads Church, Maynard and

Barbara Amstutz and Mercy Project Pastor, Chad Johnson, for their vision to plant a church in Rocky Point. I thank our District Superintendent, Doug

Pierce, who shares his heart for our district ministry departments to work together, inspiring us to reach the next generation for Christ’s mission.

Finally, I thank Pastor Kendall Franklin and the CrossRoads staff for hosting our convention so graciously and with servant hearts, and especially,

Heidi Hawes, who has been such a tremendous help.

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Challenge

I have shared five strategies with the council to strengthen our District NMI:

1) Enhance our current council structure to revolve around the four core values of NMI to pray, disciple, give and educate;

2) Pray for missions’ projects and Work & Witness teams in our local churches;

3) Communicate the missions successes of our local churches;

4) Promote intentional outreach to children and youth; and

5) Cooperate with NYI and SDMI to promote the mission of Christ.

Our goal as a District NMI Council is to align our missions efforts upon the four core values of NMI: Praying, Discipling, Giving and

Educating. Our focus is on seeking God’s face through prayer and discipling youth to have a passion for missions. We encourage each Pastor and

NMI President to seek ways to “Collide” with our youth in missions this year. God has given us a gift, to celebrate our denomination’s 100th

Anniversary of NMI by building a church in Rocky Point! We pray you will be part of this dream come true through praying, discipling, giving and

educating about the needs of our brothers and sisters at Nueva Esperanza (New Hope) Iglesia del Nazareno in Puerto Peñasco (Rocky Point),

Mexico. We are not only building a church, we are building a holiness legacy to impact the generations to come!

“Let us fix our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith.” Let us pray fervently for the lost. Let us disciple our young people to

Christlike holiness. Let us give generously to our local compassionate ministries, give generously to our multicultural brothers and sisters on the

Southwest Latin American and Southwest Native American Districts, and give generously to our global brothers and sisters. And finally, let us

educate our churches so we may see the Lord’s harvest field. Let us go and make Christlike disciples in the nations!

Respectfully submitted,

Rev. Paul Martinez, Arizona District NMI President

4. District NYI President

Greetings to the AZ District NYI, Superintendent Doug Pierce and our District Convention,

AZ NYI is a tremendous place for a youth to grow-up. The Kingdom of God is active and current and there are so many faithful servants of

Jesus Christ in our adult leadership around the District who are working within His Kingdom. These leaders are providing the places and spaces for

Christian discipleship to happen. Every time the local churches gather together for District NYI events we see how much Jesus is doing and we

celebrate that together. AZ NYI has an incredible group of teens to work with!

This year our NYI Council was co-chaired by Rev. Matt Dennis and Rev. Krisi Ruth. The co-chair model provided dual leadership while

allowing each one to focus within their individual strengths. This dual leadership was one reflection of the AZ NYI “Unity” focus for 2013/2014. A

Biblical concept of unity in Christ Jesus found in Ephesians 2:19-22 has been our NYI emphasis.

“Consequently, you are no longer foreigners and strangers, but fellow citizens with God’s people and also members of his household, built

on the foundation of the apostles and prophets, with Christ Jesus as the chief cornerstone. In him the whole building is joined together and rises to

become a holy temple in the Lord. And in him you too are being built together to become a dwelling in which God lives by his Spirit.”

As each local church is experiencing the transformative power of Christ we understand this transformative power to be the connective

tissue of our District ministry. We truly are being built together to become a dwelling in which God lives.

Many thanks are extended to each of the AZ NYI Council members who do not labor in vain. Thank you to our Executive Council: Nate

Snider as our Vice President who provides great encouragement and insight to discussions while juggling a rough travel schedule, Elisa Martinez

who tirelessly and efficiently composes and executes our communications, and Chip McNeiece who willingly clears off a desk only to re-stack it with

NYI financial paperwork - cheerfully explaining it to Krisi. We are so grateful for our NMI Liaison Cheryl Gosnell and our Adult representative Tony

Brown who made great efforts to be at meetings and who participate in discussions. Thank you also to our student representatives who were willing

to serve on the council: Annie Cherryholmes, Brianna Martinez and Mackenzie Owens.

Thank you, thank you, and thank you!

Thank you Joni Dennis for coordinating the AZ District at Elev8. Your early mornings and late nights allowed for close to 400 AZ students to

experience the “Treasure” of Jesus at this event.

Thank you T. Jay Gosnell for orchestrating our Summer Camps where over 400 students were encouraged to live within a “Reckless Faith”.

Thank you Dave Charlton and Trevor Cartwright for exposing the “imposter” at Camp Meeting, showing 100 students their real identity in

Jesus.

Thank you Andy McClure for helping Matt Dennis lead our students in healthy athletic competition and community service projects at

Uproar. Close to 200 students encountered Jesus and the message of His love at this event.

Thank you Chris Miller and Flagstaff Nazarene for helping Krisi Ruth provide a needed reintroduction of the Youth Pastor’s Retreat. 22

Youth Leaders were renewed and given an opportunity to connect with one another for ministry encouragement and fellowship.

Respectfully submitted,

Matthew W. Dennis and Kriscinda “Krisi” Ruth, Co-NYI Presidents

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B. DISTRICT BOARDS AND STANDING COMMITTEES

1. District Advisory Board

The District Advisory Board for the 2013-2014 church year met for four regular meetings throughout the year, as follows: October 10,

December 12, February 13, and April 10. The October 10 meeting included a retreat/vision planning session. There were two meetings held by

conference call (June 13 and August 8), and 11 electronic votes taken by email, as follows: June 11 (3 votes), August 26, September 10, November

26, February 6 (3 votes), March 5, and March 10.

Business items included the following:

1. Election of District Officers. Bruce McCrite as District Secretary, Bill Kells as District Treasurer, and Steve Burns as Secretary of the

District Advisory Board. In March, upon the resignation of Bruce McCrite, Rich Stoffan was elected as District Secretary.

2. District Financial Reports. Financial reports were regularly reviewed and approved by the board. A budget recommendation was

prepared and presented to the District Finance Committee. An audit by the firm Henry & Horne, LLP, was commissioned and received,

with recommendation on actions further to improve financial controls.

3. Church Property and Finance. We approved property and financial requests from the following churches:

Name changes:

Beth Simchat to Tree of Life Worship Center CON.

Willcox Life Springs Community to Willcox Church of the Nazarene.

Gilbert Family CON to Gateway CON.

Overton, NV approval to sell church parsonage.

Village of Oak Creek approval to sell church parsonage.

Turning Leaf property proposal, approval in concept, then approval for purchase of land.

Christ Community approval for use of funds to upgrade property.

Bisbee Church approval for lease of facility to house a Bible study.

Scottsdale First approval for loan to build a community garden and athletic field on their property.

Glendale Church approval for sale of 7.5 acres of their current property.

Establishment of Church Development Fund for assets and liabilities of new start churches.

Authorized sale of Snyder Road property in Tucson, funds to go to Church Extension Fund.

Oro Valley approval in concept for their property acquisition.

5334 E Thunderbird Rd, Scottsdale, approval in concept for refinancing.

Established an investment team to monitor district fund investments.

Sale of Henderson, NV property approval.

Tucson Mountain View sale of property to county.

Yuma Desert Grace sale of property to county.

Scottsdale First approval for loan to upgrade property.

4. Church Actions: We took action on church developments as required by the Manual, as follows:

Renovation Church organized, Board nominations approved.

Henderson Journey Church declared in crisis.

Queen Creek New Life Community declared in crisis.

5. Camp Pinerock. Oversight was given to Camp Pinerock in Prescott, Arizona. Site license transfers were approved as needed.

6. Credentials and Transfers. During the year, we processed district transfers of credentialed ministers (see the Report of the Ministerial

Credentials Board). We approved the district licensed ministers who are serving as senior pastors.

7. Advisory to the District Superintendent. The District Advisory Board worked in an advisory capacity to our District Superintendent in

resolving various local church situations and concerns. In our February meeting, we conducted a review of the District Superintendent,

which was favorable.

Respectfully submitted,

Steve Burns, Secretary Rev. Doug Pierce, Chairman

2. Board of Ministerial Credentials

Partial Report No. 1

We, your Board of Ministerial Credentials, submit the following partial report:

Having carefully examined the following persons concerning their personal experience of salvation and entire sanctification, their knowledge of the

Bible and the doctrines of the church, having examined their preparation and their service, and having observed a shepherd’s heart for ministry in

each one, we recommend the following be ordained in the Church of the Nazarene: D’Anne Boswell, Vincent Carotenuto, Matthew W. Dennis,

Jaime Levi, Robert F. Rehm and Vicki L. Vaquero.

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Partial Report No. 2

We, your Board of Ministerial Credentials, submit the following partial report:

We recommend the following transfers be received: Elders: Arnold L. Carlson from Intermountain, G. Lloyd Howell from Sacramento, Michael

Bowers from Colorado, Josiah Craig Jones from Northwest, Tharon Daniels from Los Angeles, Bill Kitchen from Oregon Pacific, R. Kendall Franklin

from Chicago Central, Brian D. Smith from Chicago Central, Matthew T. Osborne from Colorado. Licensed Minister: Kurtis Matheny from Colorado.

We recommend that the following transfers be granted: Elders: Jason Daye to Colorado, Larry C. Filler to West Virginia North, Bruce C. McCrite to

Oregon Pacific, Darrin R. Milgrim to New Mexico, Jeremy P. Thompson to Northwestern Ohio. Licensed Ministers: Jacob (Jake) Isbell to West

Texas, Delinda S. Jeronimo to Kansas, Krista Knight to Kansas.

We recommend the following district transfers be received: Chris Conrad to Safford Real Life Community, Craig Neuschwanger to Glendale West

Valley, Dennis Richardson to Unassigned, Roy Sanderson to Cottonwood Verde Valley.

Partial Report No. 3

We, your Board of Ministerial Credentials, submit the following partial report:

We recommend the following be granted district license: Lucila S. Alvarado, Santos Alvarado, Susan E. Brewsaugh, Corey James Brooks, Curtis E.

Burch, Trevor James Cartwright, Trevor Cherryholmes, Shauna T. Hanus, Brianna Marie Hawkins, Adam Lavazza, Douglas Edward Newland II,

Jeremy Page, Mark J. Prellberg, Russell Thomas Roberson, Christopher James Rothert, Mafoa T.Sapini, Gary Dean Spruill, Kyle Scott St. John.

Partial Report No. 4

We recommend the following be dropped from the roll of elders, having entered the Church Triumphant: Richard W. Baker.

We recommend the following be dropped from the roll of district license, having entered the Church Triumphant: John T. Bell “Tom”

We recommend the following be granted return of ministerial credential: Mark T. Ryan.

We recommend the following for renewal of district license: Gabrielle Bagby, D’Anne Boswell, Anthony D. Brown, Vincent Carotenuto, Matthew

Francis Codd, Matthew W. Dennis, Timothy P. Foschi, Thomas J. Gosnell, Cheryl D. Gosnell, Tonya L. Henry, Jaime Levi, John W. MacKenzie,

Kurtis Matheny, Andrew McClure, Lesha A. McFadden, Kathryn J. Miller, Juan M.Moncivaiz, Craig Neuschwanger, Kevin M. Nye, Kristi E. O’Riley,

Megan M. Raber, Robert F. Rehm, Brenda J. Tunnell, Vicki L. Vaquero, Adam J. Waldron.

We recommend the following ministers’ licenses not be renewed, having not applied: Katie Adams, Daniel Campbell, Andrew E. Frogel, Micah

Lunsford, Faafoi Siolo.

We recommend the following minister be granted a duplicate ministerial credential: Clinton Ayers

We recommend the following assignment be recognized (GA): Deacon Richelle A. Honea, Nazarene Mission Corps.

We recommend the following assignment be recognized (PSV-PT/SPC): Elder: Kristan D. Farley, Grand Canyon University/Counseling

We recommend the following assignment be recognized (CHP): Elder: Chris Martin Conrad, Hospice Chaplain

We recommend the following be granted tenured evangelist commission: O. James “Jimmy Dell” Delbridge.

We recommend the following be granted song evangelist’s commission: O. James “Jimmy Dell” Delbridge.

We recommend the following be granted director of Christian education license: A. Joan Rupert.

We recommend the following be granted commissioned minister of Christian education: Priscilla Raue.

Partial Report No. 5

We recommend the following for retired relationship: David Bostick, Brian Delbridge.

Respectfully submitted,

Richard A. Stoffan, Secretary Douglas R. Pierce, Chairman

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3. Board of Ministerial Studies

We, your Board of Ministerial Studies, submit the following report. We recommend that students be placed in levels as follows (name/track/level):

Name Track Level Name Track Level

Alvarado, Lucila S.

Bagby, Gabrielle

Elder

Elder

1

3

Alvarado, Santos

Boswell, D’Anne

Elder

Elder

3

Grad

Brewsaugh, Susan Deacon 3 Brooks, Corey Elder 1

Brown, Anthony Elder Grad Burch, Curtis Elder 1

Carotenuto, Vincent Elder Grad Cartwright, Trevor James Elder 3

Cherryholmes, Trevor Jay Elder 2 Codd, Matthew Elder Grad

Dennis, Matthew W. Elder Grad Foschi, Timothy Elder 2

Gosnell, Cheryl D. Elder 3 Gosnell, Thomas Jay (T.Jay) Elder 2

Hanus, Shauna T. Elder 2 Hawkins, Brianna Marie Elder 3

Henry, Tonya L. (Toni) Elder 4 Lavazza, Adam Allyn Elder 4

Levi, Jaime Elder Grad MacKenzie, John Elder 4

Magnuson, Paul Elder 2 Kurtis Matheny Elder 4

McClure, Andrew (Andy) Elder 4 McFadden, Lesha A. Elder 3

Miller, Kathryn J. (Katie) DCE 4 Molino, Brigitte Esther DCE 3

Moncivaiz, Juan M Elder 3 Neuschwanger, Craig Elder 1

Newland II, Douglas E. Elder 2 Nye, Kevin M Elder 3

O’Riley, Kristi

Prellberg, Mark J.

Rehm, Robert F. (Bob)

Rothert, Christopher James

Elder

Elder

Elder

Elder

Grad

3

Grad

1

Page, Jeremy

Raber, Megan

Roberson, Russell Thomas

Sapini, Mafoa

Elder

Elder

Elder

Elder

3

2

2

2

Spruill, Gary Dean Elder 1 St. John, Kyle Scott Elder 1

Tunnell, Brenda J.

Waldron, Adam J.

Elder

Elder

4

4

Vaquero, Vicki L.

Weaver, Judy Lynn

Deacon

Elder

Grad

2

We recommend the following be considered Graduates: D’Anne Boswell, Elder; Vince Carotenuto, Elder; Matthew W. Dennis. Elder; Jaime Levi, Elder; Robert F. Rehm, Elder; and Vickie L. Vaquero,

Deacon

(*Levels: 1 = 1-6 classes completed; Level 2 = 7-12 classes completed; Level 3 = 13-19 classes completed; Level 4 = 20-24 classes completed; Graduates = 25 classes completed.)

The following have been withdrawn from the course of studies at this time: Katherine Adams, Elder Level 2, Dan Campbell Elder Level 2,

Andy Frogel Elder Level 4, Faafoi Siolo Elder Level 2, Delinda Jeronimo, DM Level 2, Krista Knight, Elder Level 4, John Seyfert, Elder Level 2

The following have been withdrawn from the course of study having entered the Church Triumphant: Bell, John T. (Tom)

FOR INFORMATION CONCERNING PROCEDURES FOR STUDY REQUIREMENTS FOR BECOMING A MINISTER, AVAILABLE CLASSES FROM THE ARIZONA DISTRICT, OR TO REGISTER WITH THE BOARD OF MINISTERIAL STUDIES, please contact the Chairman. Chris Conrad, Chairman Rev. Doug Pierce, District Superintendent

C. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES

1. Finance Committee

We, your District Finance Committee, submit the following report. We recommend: 1. That all treasurers of district funds have their books audited annually by a qualified auditor to the District Assembly. 2. That the District Advisory Board be authorized to administer the District Operation Fund, the Church Extension Fund, and the District Center

Fund. 3. That the District Advisory Board, in consultation with the NMI president, NYI president, and Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries

chairman, set the amount allocated for travel and per diem allowance for General Convention and Assembly delegates. 4. We recommend that the churches of the Arizona District adopt the denominational goals for funding the global mission of the Church of the

Nazarene. These goals are expressed as percentages of current charitable contributions received minus what has been paid for the World Evangelism Fund and approved mission specials. The goals are: 5.5% for World Evangelism Fund (WEF), 2.25% for Education Fund (ED), and 2.25% for Pensions and Benefits (P&B).

Furthermore, we recommend that the churches support the ministries and activities of the District through the District Unified Budget (DIST) with a goal of 3% of the income as defined for the denomination.

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In harmony with the Duties of the Treasurer (136.2) and the Administrative Duties of the Pastor (515.9) as described in the Manual, we recommend that on a monthly basis the Church Treasurer remit the World Evangelism Fund and Pensions and Benefits, along with all other funds raised for the global mission to the Global Treasurer. The internet site “Funding the Mission”, www.fundingthemission.org, is the appropriate tool for doing this.

The funds for District support and the Education Fund (for Point Loma Nazarene University) should be submitted monthly to the District Treasurer, Arizona Nazarene District Office, 3180 N. Alma School Rd Ste 2, Chandler, AZ 85224.

This action will continue our experience with setting these goals based on the current year giving. As with the tithe in personal finance, these goals are more easily met through regular giving.

It is difficult to show exactly the implications of this for each church. However, the following is a comparison for a 10% missions giving church.

Previously, 10% of all income was sent to the district treasurer. These funds were then distributed as follows: 3.9% World Evangelism Fund, 1.6% Education Fund, 2.25 Pensions and Benefits Fund and 2.25 District Operations Fund.

TABLE 1

Previous Goals Based On $100 Income

Income/Base Fund % Goal

100 WEF 3.90% 3.90

ED 1.60% 1.60

P&B 2.25% 2.25

DIST 2.25% 2.25

TOTAL 10.00

Remember that previously each church was also encouraged to add another 3% to this goal to meet the denominational expectation. With the new goals, funds paid to World Evangelism Fund and missions specials are deducted from the income.

Table 2

New Goals For A 10% Missions Church Based on $100 Income

Income 10% Missions Base Fund % Goal

100 10 90 WEF 5.50% 4.95

ED 2.25% 2.03

P&B 2.25% 2.03

DIST 3.00% 2.70

TOTAL 11.70

Notice that by using the denominational system, churches do not have to make additional payments to achieve the denominational

goals as before. Please remember that these recommendations are for calculating the relevant goals. Each local church can then determine the

method which best works to meet these goals. Faith Promise, Easter/Thanksgiving Offerings, and/or a percentage of each contribution—these are just examples of methods which can be implemented.

With the tools available at “Funding the Mission”, the information available and the flexible implementation, we anticipate that after the transition churches will find this to be an easy method to support the ministries and activities of the District, Point Loma Nazarene University, the mission of the global denomination, and retired ministers.

See the District Treasurer or District Bookkeeper if you need help using this system or with “Funding the Mission”. There is training and assistance available on the district.

5. That the District Treasurer reimburse District board and committee members forty cents (.40) per mile or airfare, whichever is less, for district meetings (excluding NYI, NMI, and SDMI which will take care of their own expenses).

6. That the Nazarene Theological Seminary offering be received on or near the designated Sunday and mailed to Nazarene Theological Seminary, 1700 E. Meyer Blvd., Kansas City, MO 64131.

7. That the Nazarene Bible College offering be received on or near the designated Sunday and mailed to Nazarene Bible College, Box 4746, Knob Hill Station, Colorado Springs, CO 80903.

8. That the American Bible Society offering be received on or near the designated Sunday and mailed to the General Treasurer, Church of the Nazarene, 17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lenexa, KS 66220.

9. That the District continue to give full support to the PLNU grant-in-aid program for Nazarene young people from our District as follows: a. General Grant---that an amount of $2,600 (for students who were new or readmitted after the spring 2003 semester) or $2,200 (all other

students) shall be allocated from the District Educational Budget for each eligible, full-time, undergraduate Nazarene student attending PLNU.

b. Matching Grants---that we encourage our local churches to participate in the PLNU matching grant program in which the church contributes up to a maximum of $250 per student per year and the college, in turn, matches that amount, making a total of $500.

10. That the approval of the District Superintendent for hiring and retaining of local church staff may be granted upon demonstration that all assigned budgets (Shares for Others) be paid in full yearly. If these are not paid in full, then a request may be made in writing for review by

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the District Superintendent and the District Advisory Board for exceptions in special cases (Manual, 161 and 161.1). The review will take place no later than the first Advisory Board meeting following District Assembly.

We further recommend the following in regard to pastoral care:

I. Finances Pastoral care is a biblical concept and practice that is assigned to "men and women full of the Spirit and wisdom" that cannot be considered lightly by your elected church boards. Realizing that staffing and financing resources of the churches can vary, we urge the appropriate committee to study and recommend action at least annually in each of the following areas. (Churches receiving District support must comply with existing district policy regarding local church finance.)

A. Salaries 1. Each church, where appropriate and possible, should endeavor to employ its pastor on a full-time basis. 2. The pastor's and paid assistants' salaries are to be carefully reviewed semiannually as a minimum. It should be recognized that a salary

increase would not be an actual increase unless it is above the current cost-of-living index. When a pastor leads a church in growth that is reflected in increased finances, let this be a factor in determining the amount of increase in his or her salary and benefits.

3. A study should be made of the compensation of pastors and associates to determine means of limiting tax liability. Professional assistance is available through the Department of Pensions and Benefits on DVD and available through the district office. We recommend that local churches seek assistance relating to tax laws and their impact on the tax liability of pastors and associates.

B. Housing 1. Churches should permit a pastor the option of purchasing his or her own home. At the same time, churches must recognize the long-

term value of retaining a church-owned parsonage. 2. When a pastor or associate purchases his or her own home, a housing allowance should be established commensurate with current

housing and utility costs. 3. If a parsonage is owned by the local church, the appropriate committee or board should be aware of and responsible for needed repairs,

maintenance, and improvements (Manual, 143.2). C. Insurance

1. The health insurance for the pastor and associates should be cared for by the local church. Premiums for medical insurance benefits are to be paid by the local church. Investigation into and provision of dental and vision care should also be made by the local church. Consideration of costs for prescription drugs should also be given the pastor and associates.

2. Consideration should be given to provide the supplemental life insurance and the long-term disability insurance for the pastor and associates, which is offered by the General Church.

D. Local Church Expense 1. The church should reimburse the pastor's car expense, continually considering the increase in church-related auto costs. Consideration

should be given to operating costs, maintenance, depreciation, insurance, and registration. Because of tax benefits, some churches provide a car for their pastor. (This option is recommended by the Department of Pensions and Benefits as the "best" method under most circumstances.)

2. Each church should make provisions for a comfortable and well-equipped office for its pastors. This provision should include supplies, postage, telephone, and secretarial help when needed.

3. Recognition that entertainment is a local church expense, consideration should be given to establishing an expense account to reimburse pastors for expenses incurred in carrying out professional responsibilities.

E. Retirement Benefits 1. The church should reimburse the pastor the full amount of Social Security tax based on the total of his or her salary and housing

allowance or parsonage rental value (where possible, including utilities). 2. Since the denominational pension offers only minimal benefits, we strongly recommend that the local church consider establishing a

retirement plan for the pastors through the tax-sheltered annuity programs offered by the general church or other such programs. 3. We urge each local church to pay their Pensions and Benefits budget in full.

II. Well-being A. Physical

1. The pastor should be given an annual paid vacation. As a minimum guideline, we suggest the following schedule for total years of full-time

service, not just the tenure of service at the current assignment.

0-4 years---2 weeks (14 days, including 2 Sundays)

5-14 years---3 weeks (21 days, including 3 Sundays)

15-19 years---4 weeks (28 days, including 4 Sundays)

20 years and over---5 weeks (35 days, including 5 Sundays)

2. The pastor is urged to take at least one day per week for relaxation and refreshment of the mind, soul and body. Since this is not always

possible, we recommend compensating for days off be given and that the local church insist on days off. For the sake of his or her family, we

encourage the pastor to insist on the time off.

B. Spiritual

1. Realizing that pastors face stress, pressures and exhaustion, consideration should be given to granting extended time away for rest, renewal,

prayer and spiritual growth, in addition to vacation.

Every church board is encouraged to establish a pastoral sabbatical policy (Manual, 129.10). The pastor should have completed a

reasonable period of service in the current assignment. For those with less tenure, consideration may be given to granting extra days away for

rest, renewal, and study. We urge that members of the local church encourage and uphold their pastor and parsonage families in prayer. We

encourage local churches to provide finances for pastor and family to get time off to get away.

C. Educational

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1. That each church encourage all of its pastoral staff to enrich their ministry at the local church by providing funds and time for continuing

education. This may include ministerial conventions, seminars, directed studies, and special college and seminary courses. This provision

may also include the purchase of professional development materials (books and periodical allowances) and the payment of professional

dues.

2. That each church consider granting occasional Sundays for the pastor to visit other churches and gain insight for worship and programs for

his ministry.

3. That each local church provide the needed finances to send the pastor and/or spouse to special events, such as District Retreat, District

Assembly and other conferences planned by the International Church of the Nazarene. The amount budgeted should include the total

registration fee plus all expenses (transportation, lodging and meals).

D. Inspirational

1. That each local church assist their pastor in attending District Assemblies and Conventions.

2. That each local church assist their pastor in attending General Assemblies and Conventions, by the establishment of a reserve fund for this

purpose.

3. That each local church assist their pastor in attending the District Camp Meeting.

4. The local churches are also encouraged to consider assisting a home mission pastor, evangelist, missionary, or retired pastor in attending

such functions.

III. Family A. Special Recognition

Each church is encouraged to recognize all members of the parsonage families at appropriate times of the year: birthdays, anniversaries, Christmas, etc. Special attempts should be made to show appreciation and express love to the pastors and families at all times.

B. Retired Personnel Our churches should remember retired ministers, missionaries and evangelists, with special, appropriate acts of love, kindness and

prayer. IV. Evangelists

We recommend that the evangelist's remuneration be an amount equal to twice the pastor's cash salary for the number of Sundays the evangelist is to serve. That consideration be given to the reimbursement of travel, health insurance, Social Security tax, and a housing allowance, according to the evangelist's wishes, and that the amount of the remuneration be communicated with the evangelist before the services. That each evangelist called by a local church be remembered at Christmas with a cash gift.

V. Borrowing/Indebtedness We recommend that the District Property Committee and the District Advisory Board shall limit the amount(s) to be borrowed by any

local church by the following formula: Not to exceed three times the amount of funds raised based upon an average of the last three years, and that this will include all indebtedness of the local church.

VI. The Reading of This Report We recommend that this report be studied by every local church board and implemented by the church board at the beginning of the

church year.

Respectfully submitted, W. James Cullumber, Chairman Rev. Douglas R. Pierce, District Superintendent

PROPOSED BUDGET FOR DISTRICT OPERATIONS 2014-2015

EXPENSES:

SALARIES/BENEFITS:

Superintendent-Salary 55,106

Superintendent-Annuity 14,000

Superintendent-Housing 36,000

Superintendent-SECA 14,900

Superintendent-Medical Insurance 6,194

Superintendent-Disability Insurance 3,800

District Staff-Salaries 65,000

District Staff-Benefits 5,000

TOTAL SALARIES/BENEFITS: 200,000

ADMINISTRATION:

Secretary Honorarium 10,000

Treasurer Honorarium 4,800

Superintendent-Auto Reimbursement 8,000

Superintendent-Conferences 4,000

Superintendent-Miscellaneous 100

Superintendent-Entertainment 5,000

Superintendent-Travel 8,000

Payroll Taxes-Office 6,000

Financial Audit 3,600

Legal Services 1,000

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Computer Services 500

Board/Committee Meetings 7,500

District Assembly 11,000

General Assembly Delegates 4,500

Insurance-Workers Comp 1,100

General Insurance 6,500

Contract Labor 4,900

Miscellaneous 300

TOTAL ADMINISTRATION: 86,800

OFFICE OPERATIONS:

Supplies 3,500

Electronic Communication (phones, etc. ) 7,500

Postage 2,000

Equipment Maintenance 3,000

Janitorial Service 3,400

Miscellaneous 500

Printing 100

Flowers/Gifts 4,500

Utilities 4,000

Non-Capital Equip 500

Software 800

TOTAL OFFICE OPERATIONS: 29,800

CHURCH DEVELOPMENT:

Church Starts/Support

30,000

Dues/Fees/Subscriptions

750

Education/Conferences/Team Days

4,000

Pastors/Associates Retreats

3,500

Pastors Resources/Gifts

1,250 TOTAL CHURCH DEVELOPMENT: 39,500

DEPARTMENTS:

Sunday School Ministries

24,600

NMI

18,000

NYI

25,000

TOTAL DEPARTMENTS:

67,600

CONTINGENCY/RESERVE Emergency/Special Needs 4,000

TOTAL CONTINGENCY/RESERVE 4,000 TOTAL DISTRICT UNIFIED: 427,700

LESS BUDGET OFFSET:

District Investment Fund

0

Pass Thru-CE Exp Reduction

0

Billed Services

(26,000)

TOTAL BUDGET OFFSET:

(26,000)

NET BUDGET:

401,700

2. Auditing

We have audited the accompanying financial statements of The Advisory Board of the Arizona District Church of the Nazarene (a nonprofit organization), which comprise the statement of financial position as of March 31, 2014, and the related statements of activities and cash flows for the year then ended, and the related notes to the financial statements.

Management is responsible for the preparations and fair presentation of these financial statements in accordance with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America; this includes the design, implementation, and maintenance of internal control relevant to the preparation and fair presentation of financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.

Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audit. We conducted our audit in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States of America. Those standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free from material misstatement.

An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. The procedures selected depend on the auditors; judgment, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the financial statements, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, the auditors consider internal control relevant to the entity’s preparation and fair presentation of the financial statements in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances. But not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity’s internal control. Accordingly, we express no such opinion. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of significant accounting estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the financial statements.

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We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion. In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of The Advisory Board of the Arizona District Church of the Nazarene as of March 31, 2014, and the changes in its net assets and its cash flow for the year then ended in accordance with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America.

Henry & Horne, LLP, Tempe, Arizona May 7, 2014 Respectfully Submitted,

Dr. Steve Burns, DAB Secretary Rev. Douglas R. Pierce, Chairman

3. Editing and Publishing of the Journal

We, your Committee on Editing and Publishing the Assembly Journal, recommend:

That the secretaries review the record of daily proceedings and be authorized to edit and correct material for publication.

That copies of the journal be published as needed, and an electronic copy be furnished to each Arizona District church.

Respectfully submitted,

Rev. Richard A. Stoffan, District Secretary Rev. Douglas R. Pierce, Chairman

4. Nominating Committee

The District Nominating Committee met at the district office on Saturday, April 12, 2014 in Chandler, Arizona. Those present were: Rev. Douglas R. Pierce, District Superintendent; Richard A. Stoffan, District Secretary; Bobby Womack, Dan Spaite, Ira Brown, Loyd Rains, Steve Burns, Denise Burns, Javier Tamez, Kevin McGinnis, Michael Morrison, Paul Martinez, Jacque Frey, B.Curt Lunsford, Krisi Ruth, Robert Ogden, Matthew Rundio, and Matthew Dennis.

The following recommendations were reviewed, edited, and adopted:

That authorization for editing and publishing of the Journal Committee be done by the district secretary and journal secretary.

That that all district elections unless otherwise required, be declared by plurality vote, and all other applicable standing committees and boards be elected as listed by the assembly.

That in concurrence with the Advisory Board decision, no person may be nominated to serve on the Advisory Board whose church has not paid their Funding the Mission goals in full for the previous year.

That all names be placed on the ballot in random order.

The following nominations are submitted for election by ballot:

District Advisory Board Ministerial - (term to expire 2019 – vote for one): Richard Stoffan, Jeff Fillis

Layperson - (term to expire 2019 – vote for one): Dan Spaite, Monty Ortman

Sunday School Ministries Board Chair - (term to expire 2016 – vote yes or no): Matthew Rundio

Sunday School & Discipleship Ministries Members at Large (term expires 2016; 2017 – vote for two):

Gabrielle Bagby, David Charlton Jr., Cyndi Snowden

The person receiving the largest number of votes will fill the term to expire in 2017, while the person receiving the second largest number of votes will fill the term to expire in 2016.

The following nominations are submitted for election as listed:

Ministerial Credentials Board (term expires 2018): Denise Burns, Craig Coulter, Jeff Fillis, Frances Fugate, Curt Gentry, Stephanie Johnson, Curt Lunsford, Robert Ogden, Dennis Richardson, Richard Richey Jr., Javier Tamez, Paul Martinez, and Robert Myers.

Ministerial Studies Board (term expires 2018): Clint Augustyn, Carla Durby, David Embry, Charles Hail, Todd Johnson, Rodney Marion, Michael Morrison, Fred Otto, Barbara Sage, Keith Schubert, Dana Spaite, Eli Wyatt, and Kevin McGinnis.

Court of Appeals - Ex-Officio, District Superintendent, Douglas R. Pierce (term expires 2018): Jacque Frey, Tharon Daniels, Bill Burch

Finance Committee (term expires 2018): Bobby Womack, Howard “Chip” McNeese, Jim LaRue, Loyd Rains,

Respectfully submitted, Rev. Richard A. Stoffan, Secretary Rev. Douglas R. Pierce, Chairman

5. Deceased Members

(Apache Junction) East Valley: Marie Adams, Mary Harris, Rick Johnson, Howard Shurtleff, Rickie Ross,

Bard: Bud Crow

Camp Verde New Beginnings: Marguerite Broadhead

(Chandler) CrossRoads: Wally Thomas, Julie Kline, George Ron Eaton

Coolidge Valley Community Fellowship: Coralane Knight, Jerry Schneider

Fort Mohave Christian Joy: Jeanne Baker, Ruth Rabis

Glendale Turning Leaf Community: Wanda Henson, Julie Johnson

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(Goodyear) Citrus Road Community: Lee R. McAbee

Kingman: Bill Newman, Roberta Morgan, Clara Hayes

Lake Havasu: Katheryn Ellison, Lorine Wright

Las Vegas First: Louis Bird, Bill Deisher, Rev. Charlotte Dixon, Leona Fry, Mary Galloway, Jan Hamilton, Dennis Weaver, Samuel Williams

Mesa First: Ray Barckert, Jack Beezley, Rachel Bollinger Luntz, Mary Lehrbass, Melba McIntire, Jean Morgan, Gerald Myers, Constance Rogers

Gateway: Marion Ratliff

Oro Valley: Rev. Wayne Jenkins, Virginia Jenkins, Rick Marshall, Collett McElroy, Ruth Morris, Phyliss Turner, Travis Wheeler

Payson First: Vyonna Badgley, Lee Neff, Dorothy Sutton

Peoria: L.D. Schenk, Elnora Forgia, Ruby McCloud

Phoenix First: Glenn Martin, Bobbie Moen, Darby Belt

Phoenix Maryvale: Dorothy Martin

Phoenix Orangewood: Arnie Webster, Esther Wood

Phoenix Renovation: Dallas Ortman

Prescott First: Mildred Hinman, Charlotte Tamillo, David Samuels

Prescott Valley: James F. Elliott, George Kohl, Viola Solis, Donna Suttles, Will Cobb

Show Low New Life Community: Thomas McLaughlin, Leon Burkhalter

Sierra Vista: Ordella Hamilton, Gene Kaercher, Dave Williams

Sun City: Mark Adams, Alfred Compton, Frances Conrad, Kent Freeman, Roland (Ron) Griffeth, Bud Hanshaw, Helen Louise Hawkins, John Kraft,

Merridee Peterson, Verna Ratford, Vela Sharp

Sun Valley: Rev. Richard Baker, Claude Flye

Tempe: Kim Konopka, Wilma Stillabower, Walter Bass

Tucson Abiding in Christ Fellowship: Art Casper

Tucson Cactus Community: Robert (Bob) Tafe, Ellaner Carlton

Tucson Central: Lois Runion, Lucinda Warnke

Tucson Mountain View: Almeda Britton, Lillian Calkins, Margaret Cantrell, Harold Root, Travis Wheeler

Tucson New Life Community: Ruth Dillon, Wally Gustad,

Willcox: Ernie Carter, Al Cronin, Jerry Briscoe

Edna Metcalfe

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V. Minutes of Conventions

A. NMI CONVENTION

Thursday, May 29, 2014

Prayer coverage for the Arizona District NMI Convention began at 5:30 p.m. in the Prayer Room at CrossRoads Church of the Nazarene

and was led by Pastor Curt Lunsford (Tucson New Life). The 88th Arizona District NMI Convention featured a combined NYI and NMI service known

as COLLIDE at 6:30 p.m. This service is a “collision” between NMI and NYI to call the next generation to Christ and to missions. The theme of this

year’s opening service is “Youth & Missions Looking Up”. The desire of the Arizona District NMI is to partner together with NYI and SDMI to make

Christlike disciples in the nations and on the Arizona District.

Pastor Krisi Ruth (Peoria), District NYI Co-President, welcomes everyone in attendance and presents a COLLIDE t-shirt to our District

Superintendent, Rev. Doug Pierce, in appreciation for his leadership. Announcements are given regarding child care, registration for NMI delegates

on Friday morning, and tickets for the NMI Presidents’ Luncheon on Friday afternoon.

Pastor Matt Rundio (Scottsdale First), SDMI Chairman, offers the opening prayer of invocation to dedicate the events of the evening to our

Lord.

Following a video presentation in which NYI Co-Presidents, Pastor Matt Dennis (Turning Leaf) and Pastor Krisi Ruth, and NMI President,

Pastor Paul Martinez (Citrus Road), present their vision for the evening’s service, the Arizona District Impact Choir takes the platform. The Impact

Choir presents two specials in song, a video presentation on its annual mission trip to Hermosillo, Mexico, featuring Carissa Hammons, from

Flagstaff Church of the Nazarene, and a spoken word poem composed and presented by Jeri Ryan, from Tucson, AZ.

Junior High student, Jacob Patch (Turning Leaf), interviews our guest missionary on the following questions: 1) What are some of the

biggest obstacles in serving cross culturally and how have you overcome those obstacles to be salt and light? 2) What do you feel are your greatest

challenges since God called you to be a missionary? 3) What is the weirdest food you have eaten on the mission field?

A video greeting from Pastor Kurtis Strunk, former District NYI President, now serving with his family as missionaries with Extreme

Nazarene in Ecuador, is presented to the congregation. Kurtis shares from his heart regarding the two-fold burden of responsibility held by the

District NYI President – the need to be a pastor to the youth pastors/leaders on the district and the need to plan great events to evangelize and

disciple the youth on our district.

District NYI Co-Presidents, Pastor Matt Dennis and Pastor Krisi Ruth, present their joint report to the congregation in which they explain

the organizational structure under which the NYI Council has functioned this past year, acknowledge the NYI Council both outgoing and incoming,

and give a brief summary of the year’s events. Pastor Krisi serves as a pastor to the youth pastors/leaders with the purpose of coming along side

these leaders to equip, serve, and unite our local churches in connection with Christ, while Pastor Matt serves the youth pastors/leaders on the

district and their local youth ministries by providing events designed to evangelize and disciple the youth on our district.

District NMI President, Pastor Paul Martinez, presents the congregation with the opportunity to give an offering to the Lord and offertory

music is presented by Josh Griffin. Following the offering, Josh Griffin leads the congregation in several worship songs.

District NMI Secretary, Pastor Cheryl Gosnell (Northgate), presents a Distinguished Service Award to Pastor Krisi Ruth (Peoria), in honor

of her many years of faithful service and tireless devotion to the Arizona District.

The Impact Choir takes the platform once again to lead the congregation in a song of dedication, “Instrument for Noble Purpose,” in

preparation for a time of prayer for all those involved in mission trips. The prayer time is conducted in waves; the first wave being those who will

minister for the first time on a work & witness team this coming year, the second wave being all those who have already gone on at least one mission

trip and are going again this year, and the final outer wave being those who are not able to go on a mission trip but commit to praying for those going

on a trip this year.

Following a video presentation of testimonies from various members of the Arizona District on mission trip experiences and the meaning

and impact that missions, in general, has had on each of their lives, the service concludes for the evening.

Friday, May 30, 2014

Registration for NMI delegates began at 7:15 a.m. on Friday morning with Marilyn LaRue (Turning Leaf), Elisa Martinez (Citrus Road),

Madeira Bowell (Renovation), and Heather Otto (Tempe) assisting with registration, handing out NMI presidents’ packets, signing up NMI Presidents

for the luncheon, and answering questions. NMI Secretary, Cheryl Gosnell (Northgate), assisted the local NMI presidents in filling out reports for

those churches who did not previously submit a report. Chris Miller collected Crisis Care Kits in a designated area outside the building.

At 8:00 a.m., NMI President, Pastor Paul Martinez (Citrus Road), welcomes everyone to the Friday morning session of the 88th Arizona

NMI Convention and opens in prayer.

Pastor Jeff Fillis (Turning Leaf) and a group of members from his church lead the congregation in a time of worship which included singing

“All Hail the Power” and “Mighty to Save.”

At 8:30 a.m., Pastor Curt Lunsford (Tucson New Life) and Madeira Bowell (Renovation) lead the convention in a time of prayer for Rev.

Bruce and Cinda McKellips, serving in the Eurasia Field, and for LINKS missionaries, Phil & Denise Anderson, serving in the Africa Field,

respectively.

Following the prayer time for missionaries, District NMI Vice President, Marilyn LaRue, conducts the NPH presentation and gives

instructions to the NMI Presidents on completing the NPH order form. A Living Mission video is presented to the congregation.

At 8:44 a.m., Janeece Senseman (Sun City) and Jane Moretto (Las Vegas First) lead the convention in a time of prayer for Pastor Miguel and

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Alejandra Pineda, serving in Rocky Point, Mesoamerica Field, and for LINKS missionaries, Helmer and Susy Juarez, serving in Guatemala,

Mesoamerica Field.

A video greeting from the Global NMI Council follows the prayer time for missionaries. NMI Council member, Pastor Donna Otto

(Bisbee), gives a PowerPoint presentation on our LINKS missionaries for the coming year while the ushers collect the NPH order forms. Donna

introduces our missionary speaker and offers up a prayer of blessing for him.

At 9:04 a.m., our missionary speaker shares on what God is bringing to pass in building His kingdom in the Middle East.

At 9:34 a.m., following the conclusion of the missionary’s presentation, District NMI President, Pastor Paul Martinez (Citrus Road) announces a brief

time of transition to set up for the business portion of the convention and provides an update on the number of Crisis Care Kits collected so far which

is just short of 800 CCKs. President Paul Martinez also challenges the convention and the local churches represented to be purposeful about

bringing a teenage or college age delegate to convention next year.

At 9:36 a.m., the business session of 88th Arizona District NMI Convention is called to order by President Paul Martinez and who subsequently asks

NMI Secretary, Pastor Cheryl Gosnell to direct the delegation in the organization of the convention as follows:

1. The hours for convention are from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

2. Assistants are as follows: Recording Secretary – Elisa Martinez, Photographer – Ed Toliver, Platform pages- Marilyn LaRue and

Madeira Bowell. Chairman of the Board of Tellers – Pat Frase; Board of Tellers: Pastor Rich Richey, Mark Ryan, Martha Toliver,

Norma Walls, Diana Foley, Lance Hiller, Pam Clayton, Deanne Bassett, Tawnya Johnson, Tanya Bell, Judy Taylor and Janeece

Senseman.

3. Time of the President’s report will be at 9:45 a.m. given by Rev. Paul Martinez.

4. The established voting area is the first eight rows in the center 3 sections and the platform.

At 9:38 a.m., Secretary Cheryl Gosnell moves for the adoption of this report. The motion receives a second. The organization of the convention is

adopted by common consent.

Secretary, Cheryl Gosnell, reads the list of churches with no report on file and churches with no delegates on file.

No Report: Buckeye Shema, Globe, Henderson, Las Vegas Christ Community, Queen Creek New Life, Safford Real Life Community,

Scottsdale Tree of Life

No Delegates: Buckeye Shema, Globe, Henderson, Las Vegas Christ Community, Queen Creek New Life, Safford Real Life Community,

Scottsdale Tree of Life

At 9:40 a.m., President Paul Martinez calls for the seating of alternate delegates. Secretary Cheryl Gosnell instructs the convention in the seating of

alternates as follows:

1. An alternate must be a person elected as an alternate.

2. Alternates, once seated, cannot be unseated should the regular delegate be able to attend later.

Secretary Cheryl Gosnell instructs the pages to collect the alternate forms and makes a motion to seat the alternates without the reading

of names with the condition that the names be reviewed for accuracy. The motion receives a second. The motion carries and is adopted.

At 9:41 a.m., Secretary Cheryl Gosnell informs the convention that greetings will be sent to Dr Ketchum, Philip Weatherill, General NMI President

and our NMI Regional Representative, Gerry Meyers, our LINKS missionaries, our Arizona Missionaries and Mission Corps missionaries unable to

attend convention.

At 9:42 a.m., District Superintendent Doug Pierce takes the podium to give greetings to the delegation and visitors in attendance. Rev. Doug Pierce

explains how upon the resignation of former District NMI president, Rev. Bruce McKellips (now serving on the Eurasia Field), he and the Council

agreed to appoint Pastor Paul Martinez (Citrus Road) to assume the leadership of District NMI. District Superintendent gives the convention a brief

introduction and invites Pastor Paul Martinez to come and give his first report as NMI President to the convention.

At 9:43 a.m., the delegation welcomes Pastor Paul Martinez to present his report. A copy of the report was included in the local NMI president’s

packet. President Paul Martinez informs the convention of those churches achieving Mission Priority One status as well as those achieving the

World Evangelism Church status (5.5 percent to WEF) and World Evangelism Church of Excellence status (at least 5.7 percent to WEF). In addition,

he shares highlights with the convention regarding what some of our churches are doing in missions on a local level and also informs the convention

regarding churches with upcoming mission trips. President Paul Martinez challenges the convention to be intentional about “colliding” youth and

missions. He exhorts those present to pray for the lost, disciple youth, and to give generously, locally to our multicultural brothers and sisters in

Christ, and globally, to our brothers and sisters around the world.

At 10:02 a.m., District Superintendent, Doug Pierce offers thanks to President Paul Martinez for his fine report, and commends his passion for

missions through words of appreciation. The District Superintendent then calls for a motion to approve the report. A motion and a second are

received. Motion to approve the report of NMI President Paul Martinez carries. An appreciation gift is presented to President Paul Martinez and his

wife, Elisa.

At 10:03 a.m., the NMI nominating committee report is read by Secretary, Cheryl Gosnell, and submitted as follows:

Paul Martinez, for a two-year term as President

Heather Otto, for a two-year term as Treasurer

Marilyn LaRue, for a one-year term as Vice President

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Cheryl Gosnell, for a one-year term as Secretary

For council member (voting for 6): Joanne Barnett (Tucson New Life), Susan Brewsaugh (Village of Oak Creek), Dave Clayton (Tempe), Tom Coffin

(Chandler First), Diana Elliott (Prescott Valley), Nicole Fought (Northgate), Carissa Hammons (Flagstaff), Penny Hiller (Hope Community), Elisa

Lake (Northgate), Kurtis Matheny (Mesa First), Donna Otto (Bisbee), and Kris Ryan (Turning Leaf).

At 10:05 a.m., District Superintendent, Rev. Doug Pierce, calls for a motion to approve the ballot as presented. A second is received. No further

discussion. The motion to approve the ballot carries. Nominee, Kris Ryan, respectfully requests her name be removed from the ballot. Rev. Doug

Pierce advises the delegation to strike Kris Ryan’s name from the ballot. The delegates are instructed to remain standing until they have received a

ballot. Ballots are distributed and voting commences. A few minutes of extra time is given as not all delegates received ballots at the same time.

The delegates are instructed to pass their ballots to the aisle when finished.

At 10:15 a.m., President Paul Martinez reminds the convention of today’s focus on prayer for missionaries serving throughout the world and invites

Susan Brewsaugh (Village of Oak Creek) and Jim Roberson (Kingman) to lead the convention in prayer for LINKS missionaries, Vincent and Alyson

Cork serving in Columbia, South America Field, and Robert & Peggy Perry, retired from the Africa Field.

Following the prayers for these missionaries, NMI President Paul Martinez presents this year District NMI Project. The Arizona District has

adopted as its 100th Anniversary of NMI project, the building of a church in Puerto Peñasco (Rocky Point), Mexico. President Paul Martinez offers

words of appreciation to Hank and Janeece Senseman (Sun City), and Maynard and Barbara Amstutz (CrossRoads), for their significant efforts in

casting a vision for a church in Rocky Point. Arizona NMI has partnered with Lazarian World Homes to build the church in Rocky Point with a district

funding goal of $60,000. Together, we will build a legacy of holiness in Rocky Point, Mexico. A video presentation of the work in Rocky Point and a

video greeting from Pastor Miguel and Alejandra Pineda and family is presented to the convention.

At 10:33 a.m., President Paul Martinez presents the District Children’s Mission Project, New Hope for Rocky Point, which goes hand in hand with the

Rocky Point Mission Project and will supply much needed items such as chairs, tables, Bibles, and other supplies for the Rocky Point Sunday school

department. In addition, the district is also promoting the denominational Children’s Mission Project, Listen! Learn! And Let It Out! President Paul

Martinez commends the Lake Powell Church of the Nazarene for its generous giving to the Children’s Mission Project, “Goats and Guitars,” this past

year and presents Sandy Hoodenpyle with a complimentary audio player, in appreciation for the generosity of the Lake Powell church.

At 10:40 a.m., President Paul Martinez calls for the reading of the treasurer’s report. Council member, Heather Otto, takes the platform to present

the treasurer’s report on behalf of Vern Frase, as he is physically unable to do so. Cash on hand is reported to be $27,482.84 and $8,720.76 was

raised for Goats and Guitars. A copy of the treasurer’s report is included in the delegate packets and details of the report presented via PowerPoint

to the convention.

NMI President, Paul Martinez, calls for a motion to accept the treasurer’s report. A motion and a second are received. The treasurer’s

report is approved without further discussion. The convention recognizes Vern Frase’s many faithful and dedicated years of service with a hearty

round of applause. Vern Frase is stepping down as District NMI Treasurer due to health issues. “Well done, good and faithful servant! You have

been faithful with a few things; I will put you in charge of many things” (Matthew 25:23).

At 10:44 a.m., NMI Vice-President, Marilyn LaRue, presents outgoing council member, Madeira Bowell, with a Distinguished Service Award, in honor

of her many faithful years of service on the NMI Council. Madeira offers words of gratitude to the convention for the honor bestowed upon her and

thanks the district for its generosity in collecting $8,720.76 for last year’s children’s project.

The election results are received and announced as follows: 222 ballots cast, 1 invalid ballot. Paul Martinez 217 Yes, Marilyn Larue 214

Yes, Cheryl Gosnell 214 Yes, Heather Otto 210 Yes; for the six council member positions: Donna Otto 144, Dave Clayton 143, Kurtis Matheny 137,

Nicole Fought 121, Carissa Hammons 113, Tom Coffin 109.

At 10:50 a.m., Pastor Curtis Lunsford (Tucson New Life) presents an appreciation gift to our missionary speaker on behalf of the District NMI

Council. Pastor Curtis then leads the convention in a prayer of anointing asking the Lord to use His missionary servant in a special way as he

speaks once more to the delegation in attendance.

At 10:53 a.m., the missionary speaker addresses the convention and begins his message with a video clip from the 2005 General Assembly, during

which the Church of the Nazarene made history by announcing its entry into its 150th country with the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ. The good

news is the Lord is building His church in the Middle East! The missionary speaker concludes his message with a word of thanks to the convention

for its great support of missions district-wide.

At 11:30 a.m., NMI President, Paul Martinez, instructs the convention regarding the evaluation forms which will be collected by the ushers during the

offering. In addition, President Paul Martinez, requests a motion from the floor to grant the District Journal Committee authority to edit the minutes

and for said minutes be included in the District Journal. A motion and a second are received. No further discussion. The motion carries.

At 11:33 a.m., President Paul Martinez, offers a prayer of dedication for the offering, instructs the ushers to come forward, and invites Jordan Blanton

(Renovation), daughter of Pastor Andi Blanton to bring a special in song for the offertory.

Following the offertory at 11:36 a.m., NMI President Paul Martinez introduces a video clip from the 2012 General Assembly on Child

Sponsorship through Nazarene Compassionate Ministries. One of the persons featured in the video clip is Sherwin Rulloda, once a child sponsored

for many years by Bettye and Jim Happeny, members of the Tucson Central church. Bettye and Jim were featured at the 2012 General Assembly

and received the great blessing of meeting Sherwin Rulloda face to face on the platform. NMI President, Paul Martinez, invites Bettye Happeny to

share with the convention regarding her great passion for and experience with child sponsorship. Bettye testifies to the great blessings she and Jim

received in meeting Sherwin, the child they formerly sponsored. Sherwin is now a pastor at a church in the state of Washington, and the Happenys

have renewed contact with him since GA 2012. In addition, Bettye is happy to report to the convention that as a result of inviting Sherwin to speak at

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Tucson Central’s Faith Promise event, her local church is now sponsoring 14 children through NCM! Child sponsorship works! Together with

Sherwin Rulloda, Tucson Central church “collided” child sponsorship with Faith Promise. Bettye also informs the convention she has forty profiles of

children waiting to be sponsored available for those interested in child sponsorship.

At 11:55 a.m., District Superintendent, Rev. Doug Pierce, asks for a show of appreciation to Pastor Kendall Franklin and his CrossRoads team for

their great hospitality. Rev. Pierce continues by asking the newly elected NMI Council and local NMI presidents to stand for a prayer of installation

and blessing. District Superintendent, Rev. Doug Pierce, taking a moment of personal privilege, thanks Vern Frase publicly in appreciation for his

dedication to the Arizona District and for Vern’s impact on his own life and his impact on this district, and he offers up a touching and heartfelt prayer

of blessing over this faithful saint of the Lord. He continues with a prayer of dedication over the newly elected NMI Council and local NMI presidents.

District Superintendent, Rev. Doug Pierce, informs the convention he has just received word of the passing of Pastor Craig Neuschwanger’s father,

while he was here in Arizona visiting with Pastor Craig and his wife, Dionne (West Valley Family). Pastor Curtis Burch (Tempe) is invited to the

platform to offer a prayer of comfort and support for Pastor Craig and his family.

At 12:01 p.m., a motion to adjourn is received and seconded, and the 88th NMI Convention is adjourned. At 12:30 p.m., the NMI President’s

Luncheon, featuring guest speaker, Rob North, Senior Administrator for Nazarene Missions International, is held in the Ministry Center at

CrossRoads Church of the Nazarene.

Respectfully submitted, Elisa Martinez, Recording Secretary

B. NYI CONVENTION

The 2014 Arizona District NYI Convention convened in the gymnasium at CrossRoads Church of the Nazarene in Chandler, AZ, on

Thursday evening, May 29, 2014.

The Convention is called to order at 5:50 pm by Co-President, Krisi Ruth, who opens the convention by welcoming the delegation in

attendance, and introducing District Superintendent, Rev. Doug Pierce, and Co-President, Matt Dennis.

At 5:52 pm, the voting area is established as the first two rows of tables and delegates are asked to move within this area. The 2013-2014 Council is

acknowledged for faithful service throughout the year. At 5:55 pm, an explanation of the voting process is given to the delegation in preparation for

the presentation of Ballot #1.

Ballot #1 includes the election of the Executive Council and a motion to grant permission for the Council to appoint directors and ministry leaders as

needed. The nominees for the Executive Council are as follows:

Co-presidents (for a 2-year term): Matt Dennis (Turning Leaf) and Krisi Ruth (Peoria) on a Yes or No vote

Vice-President (for a 2-year term): Matt Codd (Chandler First), Kurtis Matheny (Mesa First), and Nate Snider (Tempe)

Secretary (for a 2-year term): Elisa Martinez (Citrus Road) on a Yes or No vote

Treasurer (for a 2-year term): Chip McNeiece (Orangewood) on a Yes or No vote

Motion to grant permission for the Council to appoint ministry leaders and directors as needed: Yes or No vote

At 6:00 pm, Pastor Ray Wardlaw (Tucson Cactus Community) motions to approve Ballot #1 and Pastor Matt Codd (Chandler First) seconds the

motion. Ballot #1 is approved by the convention. Board of Tellers #1 [Karra Hathaway (Tempe), Jacob Patch (Turning Leaf), and Amanda Hatton] is

called to distribute Ballot #1 to the delegation, and once voting is complete, to collect the ballots.

At 6:04 pm, Ballots #2 and #3 are introduced to the delegation. Ballot #2 is to establish the voting process for the subsequent ballot. A majority vote

is required for election, therefore, once the votes are tallied, the list of nominees will be narrowed to the top four. If the convention does not elect a

candidate on the subsequent ballot, the list of names will be narrowed to the two nominees with the highest number of votes. Pastor Paul Martinez

(Citrus Road) motions to approve the election process as outlined; Joni Dennis (Turning Leaf) seconds the motion. Ballot #2 to narrow the election

process is approved by the convention.

Ballot #3 is to elect the council members-at-large to serve a one-year term. The nomination process for the members-at-large positions is explained

to the delegation. Names of potential candidates for the positions of Adult Rep, College Rep, High School Rep, and Junior High Rep are submitted

for approval to the District Council by the local churches prior to convention. The nominees are as follows:

Adult Rep: Corey Brooks (Scottsdale First), Tony Brown (Tempe), Joni Dennis (Turning Leaf), Sean Gafford (Phoenix First), AnnLee Goggans

(Chandler First), Gabe Leadley (Peoria), John MacKenzie (Mosaic), Amanda Matheny (Mesa First)

College Rep: Kimmi Brown (Tempe), Katie Estle (Turning Leaf), Bianca Ramirez (Mesa First), Sierra Ritch (Peoria)

High School Rep: Melodie Bennett (Tempe), Tyler Campbell (Chandler First), Alli Estle (Turning Leaf), Joey Lawrence (Chandler First), Brianna

Martinez (Citrus Road), Isaac Myers (Mesa First), Anna Patch (Turning Leaf), Wesley Ritch (Peoria), Jacob Walker (Mesa First)

Junior High Rep: Brianna Hunter (Mesa First), Jacob Patch (Turning Leaf)

Gabe Leadley (Peoria) motions to approve Ballot #3; Pastor Paul Martinez (Citrus Road) seconds the motion. Ballot #3 is approved by the

convention.

At 6:09 pm, Board of Tellers #2 [Joni Dennis (Turning Leaf), Justin Corona (Peoria), and Jennifer Corona (Peoria)] is called to distribute both ballots

(#2 and #3), and to collect the ballots once voting is complete.

At 6:12 pm, NMI Youth Liaison, Cheryl Gosnell (Northgate), is invited to address the convention. Cheryl offers grateful thanks to the youth pastors

for their faithful service in each local church and presents each youth pastor/leader with a “Rocky Point” candy bar. Arizona NMI has chosen Rocky

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Point (Puerto Peñasco), Mexico for its district mission project for 2014-2015. In addition, Cheryl also presents each youth pastor/leader with a small

flashlight, representative of the Light of Jesus to the world, as a token of appreciation.

The results of Ballot #1 are received on the platform and will be announced later in the convention.

At 6:20 pm, NYC Coordinator, Karra Hathaway (Tempe), is invited to address the convention and share news on NYC 2015 which will be held in

Louisville, KY, July 8 -15, 2015.

At 6:25 pm, the results for Ballot #3, for the election of members-at-large, are received. The results are as follows: 51 ballots cast.

Adult Rep: Corey Brooks 4, Tony Brown 11, Joni Dennis 14, Sean Gafford 3, AnnLee Goggans 5, Gabe Leadley 6, John MacKenzie 0,

Amanda Matheny 8.

College Rep: Kimmi Brown 9, Katie Estle 16, Bianca Ramirez 13, Sierra Ritch 8

HS Rep: Melodie Bennett 13, Tyler Campbell 3, Alli Estle 8, Joey Lawrence 2, Brianna Martinez 6, Isaac Myers 3, Anna Patch 6, Wesley Ritch

4, Jacob Walker 3

Jr. High Rep: Brianna Hunter 23, Jacob Patch 25

At 6:27 pm, Board of Tellers #1 is called to distribute Ballot #4, which is as follows:

Adult Rep (4 candidates receiving the highest number of votes): Tony Brown (Tempe), Joni Dennis (Turning Leaf), Gabe Leadley (Peoria), and

Amanda Matheny (Mesa First)

College Rep: Katie Estle (Turning Leaf), Bianca Ramirez (Mesa First)

HS Rep (4 candidates receiving the highest number of votes): Melodie Bennett (Tempe), Alli Estle (Turning Leaf), Brianna Martinez (Citrus

Road), and Anna Patch (Turning Leaf)

Jr. High Rep: Brianna Hunter (Mesa First), Jacob Patch (Turning Leaf)

At 6:29 pm, an announcement is made for any youth pastors/leaders, not already having done so, to pick up an information packet containing the

2014-2015 NYI Calendar and flyers for upcoming events.

At 6:30 pm, the results of Ballot #1 are announced to the convention as follows: 52 ballots cast.

Co-presidents: Matt Dennis and Krisi Ruth 52 YES, 0 NO; elected Matt Dennis (Turning Leaf) and Krisi Ruth (Peoria) as co-presidents for a

two-year term.

Vice-president: Matt Codd 6, Kurtis Matheny 13, Nate Snider 32; elected Nate Snider (Tempe) for a two-year term.

Secretary: Elisa Martinez 51 YES, 1 NO; elected Elisa Martinez (Citrus Road) for a two-year term.

Treasurer: Chip McNeiece 51 YES, 1 NO; elected Chip McNeiece (Orangewood) for a two-year term.

Approval to elect directors/ministry leaders as needed: 50 YES, 2 NO; motion adopted by the convention.

At 6:32 pm, Camp Director, T.Jay Gosnell (Northgate) is invited to address the convention and share news regarding this year’s summer camps.

At 6:37 pm, the results of Ballot #4 are received as follows: 52 ballots cast.

Adult Rep: Tony Brown 15, Joni Dennis 17, Gabe Leadley 8, Amanda Matheny 11

College Rep: Katie Estle 31, Bianca Ramirez 17; elected Katie Estle (Turning Leaf)

HS Rep: Melodie Bennett 13, Alli Estle 11, Brianna Martinez 17, Anna Patch 8

Jr. High Rep: Brianna Hunter 24, Jacob Patch 22

At 6:40 pm, Board of Tellers #1 is called to distribute Ballot #5, which is as follows:

Adult Rep (two candidates receiving the highest number of votes): Tony Brown (Tempe) and Joni Dennis (Turning Leaf)

HS Rep (two candidates receiving the highest number of votes): Melodie Bennett (Tempe) and Brianna Martinez (Citrus Road)

Jr. High Rep: Brianna Hunter (Mesa First) and Jacob Patch (Turning Leaf)

At 6:45 pm, the results of Ballot #5 are received as follows: 49 ballots cast.

Adult Rep: Tony Brown 20, Joni Dennis 30; elected Joni Dennis (Turning Leaf) for a term of one year.

HS Rep: Melodie Bennett 17, Brianna Martinez 30; elected Brianna Martinez (Citrus Road) for a term of one year.

Jr. High Rep: Brianna Hunter 24, Jacob Patch 26; elected Jacob Patch (Turning Leaf) for a term of one year.

At 6:46 pm, the 2014 NYI Convention is adjourned with a closing prayer of blessing.

Respectfully submitted, Elisa Martinez, Recording Secretary

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VI. Financial and Statistical

DISTRICT TREASURER

I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your time and financial investment to further God’s kingdom on this district. I would

also like to thank the District Advisory Board for their willingness to engage in the tough conversations that are needed in these changing and

challenging times. It is through these conversations that sound decisions can be made to secure our stewardship and progress to a better future.

The Financial statements have been reviewed by Henry and Horne, Certified Public Accountants. Their report will be available for your

review at the District Office.

The following represents a summary of the reviewed financial information as of March 31

st, 2014:

The total annual income for the 61 churches on the Arizona District is $16,225,640 compared with $15,958,451, the prior year.

We received the following payments on the “Tithe, Plus Offerings” method of giving for others: District Unified Budget $ 370,633 Prior Year $ 359,309 Education Budget $ 281,010 Prior Year $ 277,806 World Evangelism Fund $ 731,149 Prior Year $ 837,758 Pensions Fund $ 337,838 Prior Year $ 315,779 Total $ 1,720,630 Prior Year $ 1,790,652

Note: $675,203 was given for approved mission projects, in addition to our giving to the World Evangelism Fund. Our total giving for

missions is $1,406,352 which is a decrease of $45,643 from the prior year.

The District Operations Fund had a loss of $51,453, after depreciation, compared to a loss of $27,490 last year. Income was down $15,000 from last year and expenses were up by $9,000. Most of the increase was due to increased General Assembly expense.

The Church Extension Fund had a loss of $274,745, after depreciation, compared to a gain of $95,889 last year. A majority of the difference is due to the timing of Renovation’s church reorganization. We took in the contributions last year which were accounted for as restricted contribution income while this year once organized; we expensed as restricted distributions what was owed to the Renovation Church. Recognizing a paper loss on donated property for the church at Bullhead City, AZ represented $29,000 of the Church Extension Fund loss.

The District Center Fund (Camp Pinerock) had a loss of $28,229, after depreciation, compared with a loss of $23,907 last year. The increase in operating revenue of $113k from last year was offset by an increase in operating expense of $136k. The investment in food service and staffing are the main source of the increased expense and the main reason for this is to improve the overall quality of the camping experience which will translate into increased bookings and thus increases in revenue. They have also been working hard in making building and facility improvements, so if you haven’t been up to the camp lately, it is worth the trip.

Combined revenues for the District totaled $2,059,804 compared with $1,700,872 last year. Combined expenses totaled $2,414,230 compared with $1,656,381 last year. This results in a net loss of $354,426, including depreciation, compared to a gain of 44,491 last year. Combined assets totaled $4,300,022 and combined liabilities totaled $974,440 resulting in a net equity of $3,325,581. A consolidated income statement and balance sheet are attached for your review.

I would like to express my appreciation to our pastors and churches for your faithful support of our denominational ministries. I would also

like to thank all the people that make up the district office team including Brenda Mastin, Charlotte Schuster, Trish Stoffan, and Tina Anderson who

has helped with our transition to QuickBooks.

Sincerely submitted, Bill Kells, District Treasurer

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DISTRICT ADVISORY BOARD INCOME STATEMENT

FOR MONTHS ENDING MARCH 31, 2014

Income

INCOME

BUDGET MONIES RECD 352,185

OPERATING INCOME 807,006

UNRELATED INCOME 5,476

AUXILIARY SALES & INCOME 50,926

LABOR BILLED 25,980

OTHER INCOME 2,439

Total INCOME 1,244,012

Expense

VARIABLE EXPENSE

FOOD SERVICES 212,052

GUEST RELATED OPER EXP 96,365

HOUSEKEEPING EXPENSES 51,113

AUXILIARY EXPENSES 61,240

DIRECT PROGRAM EXPENSES 10,206

Total VARIABLE EXPENSE 430,976

FIXED EXPENSE

EMPLOYEE SALARIES & WAGES 283,002

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS & TAXES 168,009

REIMBURSEABLE EXPENSES 25,896

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 41,693

OFFICE OPERATIONS 80,300

INSURANCE 30,568

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES 33,982

REPAIR & MAINTENANCE 111,286

DEBT SERVICE 15,591

OPERATING EXPENSE-ADMIN 5,621

OTHER EXPENSES 1,448

PASTORAL CARE & DEVELOPMENT 9,136

CHURCH DEVELOPMENT 29,837

NEW MARKET DEVELOPMENT 4,959

INDIRECT PROGRAM EXPENSES 2,950

ALLOCATIONS-CABIN OWNERS (46,489)

DEPARTMENTS 62,515

Total FIXED EXPENSE 860,304

TOTAL VARIABLE AND FIXED EXPENSE 1,291,280

NET OPERATING INCOME (47,268)

CAPITAL INCOME

CONTRIBUTIONS 636,810

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INTEREST INCOME 28,290

RENT 104,225

OTHER CAPITAL INCOME 46,467

Total CAPITAL INCOME 815,792

CAPITAL EXPENSE

CAMPMEETING EXPENSE 20,898

OTHER CAPITAL EXPENSES 257,790

DONOR DISTRIBUTIONS 775,898

DONOR DEVELOPMENT EXPENSE 16,734

PROPERTY EXPENSE 51,630

Total CAPITAL EXPENSE 1,122,950

NET CAPITAL INCOME (307,158)

Net Income From Operations and Capital (354,426)

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ASSETS

Current Assets

Checking/Savings

CASH 813,227

SHORT-TERM INVESTMENTS 506,809

Total Checking/Savings 1,320,036

Accounts Receivable 45,729

Other Current Assets

ACCRU INTEREST RECEIVABLE 708

DEFERRED SELLING COST 7,390

INVENTORY 9,208

Total Other Current Assets 17,306

Total Current Assets 1,383,071

Fixed Assets

LAND/BLDG/EQUIP/FURN-NET 2,360,182

CURR YR CAPITAL ADDITIONS 500

Total Fixed Assets 2,360,682

Other Assets

DUE FROM OTHER FUNDS 222,738

NOTES RECEIVABLE-NET 333,531

Total Other Assets 556,269

TOTAL ASSETS 4,300,022

LIABILITIES & EQUITY

Liabilities

Current Liabilities

Accounts Payable 44,647

Other Current Liabilities

ACCTS PAYABLE-CAPITAL 1,196

DEFERRED PAYMENTS 39,190

TAXES PAYABLE 24,027

DUE TO EDUC/DEPTS/OTHER 183,194

Total Other Current Liabilities 247,607

Total Current Liabilities 292,254

Long Term Liabilities

DUE TO OTHER FUNDS 223,000

NOTES PAYABLE-OPERATIONS 306,547

ANNUITY PAYABLE 152,640

Total Long Term Liabilities 682,187

Total Liabilities 974,441

Equity

ADVISORY BOARD BALANCE SHEET

AS OF MARCH 31, 2014

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BOARD RESTRICTED 159,628

TEMPORARILY RESTR-DEF REV 100,687

TEMP RESTR-TRUST/ANNUITY 8,955

PERMNTLY RESTR NET ASSET 155,906

FUND BALANCE-BEGINNING 3,254,832

Net Income (354,426)

Total Equity 3,325,582

TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 4,300,023