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CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT

2010

ONE HUNDRED SIXTH ANNUAL ASSEMBLY JOURNAL

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SESSION HELD AT

Kankakee College Church of the Nazarene BOURBONNAIS, ILLINOIS

JUNE 20-21, 2010

106th

Annual Assembly Journal of the

Chicago Central District Church of the Nazarene

Sessions held at

Kankakee College Church of the Nazarene Bourbonnais, Illinois

June 20-21, 2010

Printed by CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

PO BOX 101163, Chicago, IL 60610

Dr. Eugénio R. Duarte General Superintendent

Dr. Brian E. Wilson

District Superintendent

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CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT ASSEMBLY INFORMATION Date District Supt. District Sec. Place General Supt. District Treas. 1st 9/6-10/05 L.B. Kent Herbert Hunt Chicago, IL P.F. Bresee Herbert Hunt 2nd 7/25-26/06 G.C. Walker G.C. Walker Chicago, IL P.F. Bresee Herbert Hunt 3rd 10/1-6/07 T.H. Agnew A.T. Harris Chicago, IL P.F. Bresee Herbert Hunt 4th 10/ /08 T.H. Agnew A.T. Harris Chicago, IL P.F. Bresee Herbert Hunt 5th 9/30/-10/3/09 T.H. Agnew E.J. Fleming Canton, IL P.F. Bresee Herbert Hunt 6th 9/29-10/2/10 T.H. Agnew E.J. Fleming Chicago, IL P.F. Bresee Herbert Hunt 7th 9/20-24/11 J.M. Wines J.A. Decker Marshalltown,IA H.F. Reynolds Herbert Hunt 8th 10/9-11/12 J.M. Wines J.A. Decker Chicago, IL P.F. Bresee Herbert Hunt 9th 10/1-5/13 L. Milton Williams Charles A. Wilson Olivet, IL E.F. Walker J.W. Lawrence 10th 9/23-27/14 E.P. Ellyson Charles A. Brown Olivet, IL P.F. Bresee C.J. Henderson 11th 9/8-12/15 I.G. Martin Charles A. Brown Olivet, IL E.F. Walker Herbert Hunt 12th 9/6-10/16 W.G. Schurman Charles A. Brown Olivet, IL R.T. Williams F.A. Runquist 13th 9/5-9/17 W.G. Schurman Charles A. Brown Olivet, IL J.W. Goodwin E.J. Fleming 14th 8/28-9/1/18 Charles A. Brown W.S. Purinton Olivet, IL R.T. Williams E.J. Fleming 15th 9/3-7/19 Charles A. Brown W.S. Purinton Olivet, IL J.W. Goodwin T.W. Willingham 16th 9/1-5/20 Charles A. Brown W.S. Purinton Olivet, IL R.T. Williams H.S. Keister 17th 8/31-9/4/21 Charles A. Brown Floyd B. Johnson Olivet, IL J.W. Goodwin H.S. Keister 18th 8/30-9/3/22 Charles A. Brown Floyd B. Johnson Danville, IL R.T. Williams T.W. Willingham 19th 8/29-9/2/23 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Olivet, IL H.F. Reynolds T.W. Willingham 20th 9/2-7/24 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Olivet, IL R.T. Williams T.W. Willingham 21st 9/9-13/25 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Olivet, IL J.W. Goodwin T.W. Willingham 22nd 9/1-5/26 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Chicago, IL R.T. Williams Laurence H. Howe 23rd 8/31-9/4/27 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Olivet, IL H.F. Reynolds Laurence H. Howe 24th 8/29-9/2/28 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Champaign, IL R.T. Williams Laurence H. Howe 25th 8/28-9/1/29 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Chicago, IL J.W. Goodwin Laurence H. Howe 26th 8/27-31/30 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Champaign, IL R.T. Williams Laurence H. Howe 27th 8/26-30/31 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Danville, IL H.F. Reynolds Laurence H. Howe 28th 8/31-9/4/32 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Springfield, IL J.B. Chapman Laurence H. Howe 29th 8/29-9/3/33 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Olivet, IL J.W. Goodwin W.S. Purinton 30th 8/29-9/2/34 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Olivet, IL J.B. Chapman W.S. Purinton 31st 8/28-9/1/35 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Danville, IL R.T. Williams W.S. Purinton 32nd 9/2-5/36 E.O. Chalfant H.B. Garvin Decatur, IL J.B. Chapman W.S. Purinton 33rd 9/1-4/37 E.O. Chalfant A.L. Parrott Champaign, IL R.T. Williams W.S. Purinton

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34th 8/31-9/3/38 E.O. Chalfant A.L. Parrott Olivet, IL J.G. Morrison W.S. Purinton 35th 8/30-9/1/39 E.O. Chalfant Ralph Rice Decatur, IL R.T. Williams W.S. Purinton 36th 8/28-30/40 E.O. Chalfant Ralph Rice Kankakee, IL J.B. Chapman W.S. Purinton 37th 8/27-29/41 E.O. Chalfant Ralph Rice Kankakee, IL R.T. Williams W.S. Purinton 38th 9/2-4/42 E.O. Chalfant Ralph Rice Kankakee, IL H.V. Miller W.S. Purinton 39th 9/1-3/43 E.O. Chalfant Ralph Rice Kankakee, IL R.T. Williams W.S. Purinton 40th 8/30-9/1/44 E.O. Chalfant Ralph Rice Kankakee, IL J.B. Chapman W.S. Purinton 41st 8/29-31/45 E.O. Chalfant Ralph Rice Kankakee, IL R.T. Williams W.E. Eigsti 42nd 8/28-30/46 E.O. Chalfant Ralph Rice Kankakee, IL H.V. Miller Ralph Bauerle 43rd 8/27-29/47 E.O. Chalfant Ralph Rice Kankakee, IL G.B. Williamson Ralph Bauerle 44th 8/25-26/48 E.O. Chalfant Ralph Rice Kankakee, IL Hardy C.Powers M.K. Millikan 45th 8/31-9/1/49 E.O. Chalfant Ralph Rice Kankakee, IL D.I. Vanderpool M.K. Millikan 46th 8/30-31/50 E.O. Chalfant Ralph Rice Kankakee, IL Samuel Young C.B. Armes 47th 8/29-30/51 E.O. Chalfant Ralph Rice Kankakee, IL Hardy C. Powers C.B. Armes 48th 8/20-21/52 E.O. Chalfant Ralph Rice Kankakee, IL G.B. Williamson C.B. Armes 49th 8/19-20/53 Mark R. Moore Ralph Rice Kankakee, IL Samuel Young C.B. Armes 50th 8/11-13/54 Mark R. Moore Ralph Rice Danville, IL Hugh C. Benner C.B. Armes 51st 8/10-11/55 Mark R. Moore Ralph Rice Chicago, IL D.I. Vanderpool C.B. Armes 52nd 8/8-9/56 Mark R. Moore Ralph Rice Kankakee, IL G.B.Williamson C.B. Armes 53rd 7/24-25/57 Mark R. Moore Ralph Rice Danville, IL Hardy C.Powers C.B. Armes 54th 7/23-24/58 Mark R. Moore Ralph Rice Chicago, IL Samuel Young C.B. Armes 55th 7/22-23/59 Mark R. Moore C. Kenneth Sparks Kankakee, IL Hugh C. Benner C.B. Armes 56th 7/20-21/60 Mark R. Moore Fred W. Gibson Danville, IL D.I.Vanderpool C.B. Armes 57th 7/19-20/61 Mark R. Moore Fred W. Gibson Chicago, IL V.H. Lewis C.B. Armes 58th 7/18-19/62 Mark R. Moore Fred W. Gibson Kankakee, IL G.B.Williamson C.B. Armes 59th 7/18-19/63 Mark R. Moore Fred W. Gibson Danville, IL Hardy C.Powers C.B. Armes 60th 7/29-31/64 Mark R. Moore Fred W. Gibson Chicago, IL Samuel Young C.B. Armes 61st 7/8-9/65 Mark R. Moore Fred W. Gibson Kankakee, IL Hugh C. Benner C.B. Armes 62nd 7/7-8/66 Mark R. Moore Fred W. Gibson Kankakee, IL V.H. Lewis C.B. Armes 63rd 7/6-7/67 Mark R. Moore Fred W. Gibson Kankakee, IL George Coulter C.B. Armes 64th 7/4-5/68 Mark R. Moore W.M. Lynch Kankakee, IL Eugene L.Stowe C.B. Armes 65th 7/10-11/69 Forrest W. Nash Byron M. Carmony Kankakee, IL Samuel Young C.B. Armes 66th 7/9-10/70 Forrest W. Nash Byron M. Carmony Kankakee, IL Orville W.Jenkins C.B. Armes 67th 7/9-10/71 Forrest W. Nash Byron M. Carmony Kankakee, IL Edward Lawlor C.B. Armes 68th 7/14-15/72 Forrest W. Nash Byron M. Carmony Kankakee, IL V.H. Lewis C.B. Armes 69th 7/19-20/73 Forrest W. Nash Byron M. Carmony Kankakee, IL George Coulter C.B. Armes 70th 6/28-29/74 Forrest W. Nash Byron M. Carmony Kankakee, IL George Coulter C.B. Armes

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71st 6/27-28/75 Forrest W. Nash Byron M. Carmony Kankakee, IL V.H. Lewis C.B. Armes 72nd 7/2-3/76 Forrest W. Nash Byron M. Carmony Kankakee, IL Charles.H. Strickland Norman Moore 73rd 6/24-25/77 Forrest W. Nash Byron M. Carmony Kankakee, IL Orville W.Jenkins Norman Moore 74th 6/23-24/78 Forrest W. Nash Byron M. Carmony Kankakee, IL Eugene L. Stowe Norman Moore 75th 7/13-14/79 Forrest W. Nash Harold J. Westlund Kankakee, IL Wm. M. Greathouse Norman Moore 76th 7/10-11/80 Forrest W. Nash E. Keith Bottles Kankakee, IL Jerald D. Johnson Norman Moore 77th 7/9-10/81 Forrest W. Nash Daniel Wheelock Bourbonnais, IL V.H. Lewis Norman Moore 78th 7/1-2/82 Forrest W. Nash Daniel Wheelock Bourbonnais, IL Charles.H. Strickland Norman Moore 79th 7/8-9/83 E. Keith Bottles Daniel Wheelock Bourbonnais, IL Charles.H. Strickland Norman Moore 80th 7/6-7/84 E. Keith Bottles Daniel Wheelock Bourbonnais, IL Orville W. Jenkins Norman Moore 81st 7/12-13/85 E. Keith Bottles Daniel Wheelock Bourbonnais, IL Raymond W. Hurn Norman Moore 82nd 7/11-12/86 E. Keith Bottles Daniel Wheelock Bourbonnais, IL Eugene L. Stowe Norman Moore 83rd 7/10-11/87 E. Keith Bottles Daniel Wheelock Bourbonnais, IL Eugene L. Stowe Doug Perry 84th 7/8-9/88 E. Keith Bottles Daniel Wheelock Bourbonnais, IL Wm. M. Greathouse Doug Perry 85th 7/14-15/89 E. Keith Bottles Daniel Wheelock Bourbonnais, IL Donald D. Owens Doug Perry 86th 6/22-23/90 E. Keith Bottles Daniel Wheelock Bourbonnais, IL Jerald D. Johnson Doug Perry 87th 6/20-21/91 E. Keith Bottles Daniel Wheelock Bourbonnais, IL Jerald D. Johnson Doug Perry 88th 6/18-19/92 E. Keith Bottles Daniel Wheelock Bourbonnais, IL John A. Knight Doug Perry 89th 6/17-18/93 E. Keith Bottles Daniel Wheelock Bourbonnais, IL John A. Knight Doug Perry 90th 6/16-17/94 E. Keith Bottles Daniel Wheelock Bourbonnais, IL Wm. J. Prince Doug Perry 91st 6/15-16/95 E. Keith Bottles Daniel Wheelock Bourbonnais, IL Wm. J. Prince Doug Perry 92nd 6/13-14/96 E. Keith Bottles Daniel Wheelock Bourbonnais, IL Paul G. Cunningham Doug Perry 93rd 6/13-14/97 E. Keith Bottles Daniel Wheelock Bourbonnais, IL Paul G. Cunningham Doug Perry 94th 6/18/98 Brian E. Wilson Lyle W. Curtis Bourbonnais, IL James H. Diehl Doug Perry 95th 6/9-10/99 Brian E. Wilson Lyle W. Curtis Bourbonnais, IL James H. Diehl Doug Perry 96th 6/7-8/00 Brian E. Wilson Lyle W. Curtis Bourbonnais, IL Jim L. Bond Doug Perry 97th 6/6-7/01 Brian E. Wilson Lyle W. Curtis Bourbonnais, IL Jim L. Bond Doug Perry 98th 6/16-17/02 Brian E. Wilson Lyle W. Curtis Lemont, IL Jerry D. Porter Doug Perry 99th 6/15-17/03 Brian E. Wilson Edward H. Heck Kankakee, IL Jerry D. Porter Doug Perry 100th 6/11-14/04 Brian E. Wilson Edward H. Heck Kankakee/Lemont,IL W. Talmadge Johnson Doug Perry 101st 6/12-13/05 Brian E. Wilson Edward H. Heck Bourbonnais, IL W. Talmadge Johnson Ryan Spittal 102nd 6/18-19/06 Brian E. Wilson Edward H. Heck Bourbonnais, IL Jesse C. Middendorf Matt Foor 103rd 6/17-18/07 Brian E. Wilson Edward H. Heck Kankakee, IL Jesse C. Middendorf Matt Foor 104th 6/22-23/08 Brian E. Wilson Edward H. Heck Bourbonnais, IL Paul G. Cunningham Matt Foor 105th 6/14/15/09 Brian E. Wilson Edward H. Heck Kankakee, IL Paul G. Cunningham Matt Foor 106th 6/20-21/10 Brian E. Wilson Edward H. Heck Bourbonnais, IL Eugénio R. Duarte Matt Foor

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ORDINATION PHOTOGRAPH

CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT ASSEMBLY 2010 (From left to right): Dr. Brian E. Wilson, Dr. and Mrs. Donald O. Reddick, Jr., Rev. and Mrs. Robert I. Brown, Rev. and Mrs. Brian P. Quade, Rev. and Mrs. Charles H. Hess, Dr. and Mr. Susan C. Armstrong, Rev. Elizabeth A. Bjorling and Dr. Eugénio Duarte.

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CONTENTS

I. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY A. District Officers............................................................................................... 8 B. District Leadership Support Staff ................................................................... 8 C. District Boards and Standing Committees (by Board or Committee) ............. 8 D. District Boards and Standing Committees Directory (Comprehensive Alphabetical Listing) ..................................................... 10 E. Assembly Committees ................................................................................. 12 F. District Departments (NMI, SDMI and NYI).................................................. 12 G. Geographical Mission Areas and Zones ...................................................... 15 H. District Church Directory .............................................................................. 16 I. Ordained Elders ........................................................................................... 31 J. Ordained Deacons ....................................................................................... 38 K. Retired Ministers .......................................................................................... 38 L. Licensed Ministers ....................................................................................... 39 M. Ministers Serving Connectional Interests..................................................... 41 N. Ministers Serving in Nazarene Institutions/Special Connectional Interests . 42 O. Ministers Serving in Interdenominational SPC............................................. 42 P. Non-Ordination Candidate for Renewal of District License.......................... 42 Q. Active Evangelism Service Retired .............................................................. 42 R. Registered Song Evangelist......................................................................... 42 S. Registered Evangelist .................................................................................. 43 T. Laypersons Serving Connectional Interests................................................. 43

II. GENERAL INFORMATION A. Received on Transfer................................................................................... 44 B. Granted Transfer.......................................................................................... 44 C. Elected to Elder’s Orders ............................................................................. 44 D. Granted Restoration of Elder’s Orders......................................................... 44 E. Recommended for Recognition of Elder’s Orders........................................ 44 F. Dropped From the Roll of Elders.................................................................. 44 G. Deceased Elders.......................................................................................... 44 H. Granted Minister’s License........................................................................... 44 I. Minister’s License not Renewed .................................................................. 45 J. Minister’s Name Changes ............................................................................ 45 K. New Churches Organized ............................................................................ 45 L. Churches Disorganized................................................................................ 45 M. Churches Inactive ........................................................................................ 45 N. Church-Type Mission ................................................................................... 45 O. Where to Send Funds .................................................................................. 45 P. Journal Corrections ...................................................................................... 45

III. PLAN OF EXAMINATION A. District Ministerial Studies Report ................................................................. 47 B. Instructions to Students................................................................................. 52

IV. DAILY PROCEEDINGS A. Sunday Evening ........................................................................................... 54 B. Monday Morning .......................................................................................... 55 C. Monday Afternoon........................................................................................ 57 D. Monday Evening- Ordination Service........................................................... 58

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V. REPORTS A. District Superintendent Report ..................................................................... 60 B. District Boards

1. District Advisory Board ............................................................................ 73 2. Ministerial Credentials Board .................................................................. 74 3. Ministerial Studies Board......................................................................... 76

C. District Assembly Committees 1. Finance Committee ................................................................................. 77 2. Memoirs................................................................................................... 85 3. Nominating Committee ............................................................................ 86

VI. DISTRICT DEPARTMENTS A. NMI CONVENTION

1. Daily Proceedings ................................................................................... 88 2. Presidents’ Reports ................................................................................. 90

B. NYI CONVENTION 1. Daily Proceedings ................................................................................... 95 2. President’s Report ................................................................................... 96

C. SDMI CONVENTION 1. Daily Proceedings ................................................................................. 101 2. Chairperson’s Report ............................................................................ 101 3. SDMI Statistics ...................................................................................... 102

VII. FINANCIAL AND STATISTICAL A. Treasurer’s Report ..................................................................................... 103 B. Statement of Financial Position and Supplemental Information................. 105 C. SDMI Treasurer’s Report ........................................................................... 123 D. NYI Treasurer’s Report .............................................................................. 124 E. NMI Treasurer’s Report.............................................................................. 125 F. Supplemental Statistical Report ................................................................. 126 G. Schedule of Property.................................................................................. 127 H. District Operating Budget ........................................................................... 128 I. Statistical Growth Chart ............................................................................. 129

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I. Official Directory

A. DISTRICT OFFICERS General Superintendent Having Jurisdiction— Dr. Eugénio R. Duarte, 17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lenexa, KS 66220 (913-577-0500) District Superintendent—Dr. Brian E. Wilson (2011), P.O. Box 101163, Chicago, IL 60610 ([email protected]; fax: 312-255-0180; 312-255-0151) District Ministry Center—1111 N. Wells, Suite 305, Chicago, IL 60610; Mail: P.O. Box 101163, Chicago, IL 60610 ([email protected]; fax: 312-255-0180; 312-255-0151) District Secretary— Dr. Edward H. Heck, P.O. Box 101163, Chicago, IL 60610 ([email protected] fax: 312-255-0180; 312-255-0151) District Treasurer—Mr. Matt Foor, P.O. Box 218, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-932-5079) District NMI President—Rev. Rodney Miller, 2012, 12 N. 171 Berner Rd., Elgin, IL 60120 ([email protected]; fax: 847-888-3459; 847-695-0078) District NYI President— Rev. Steve Spangenberg (2011) 1000 N. Entrance, Kankakee,

IL 60901 ([email protected]; 815-933-1000) District SDMI Chairperson — Rev. Michael W. Day (2012), 2438 Erskine Rd., Joliet, IL

60433 ([email protected]; 815-723-8352)

B. DISTRICT LEADERSHIP SUPPORT STAFF Office Assistant to the DS – Rev. Edward Peñate—1111 N. Wells, Suite 305, Chicago, IL 60610 Mail: P.O. Box 101163, Chicago, IL 60610 ([email protected]; fax: 312-255-0180; 312-255-0151) Mission Area Assistant to the D.S. (Central and South Suburban) —Dr. Edward H. Heck,

905 Percy Dr. Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]) Mission Area Assistant to the D.S. (South) —Rev. John T. “Jack” McCormick, 255 S.

Poplar, Manteno, IL 60950 ([email protected]) Mission Area Assistant to the D.S. (Suburban) -- Rev. Kevin Ulmet, 2 Timberline Place, Lemont, IL 60439 ([email protected]; 708-257-9986) Financial Secretary- Mrs. Michelle Thomas, P.O. Box 567, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-929-1964)

C. DISTRICT BOARDS AND STANDING COMMITTEES District Advisory Board

(See Section C for Contact Information)

Brian E. Wilson (district superintendent, ex officio), Elders: David Anderson (2011), Kendall Franklin (2013), Edward H. Heck (2012), John T. “Jack” McCormick (2012), Kevin Ulmet (2013), Laypersons: John Alexander (2012), Fred Hardy (2012), Doug Perry (2011), Mary Margaret Reed (2011), Karl Tabor (2013)

Board of District Mission and Evangelism Shall be composed of the District Advisory Board

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Board of Ministry

District Ministerial Credentials Board (Terms to expire in 2013)

Brian E. Wilson, ex officio; Harlan Buettner, Wilfredo Canales, Ronald Dalton, Michael Day, W. Randy Dodd, Kendall Franklin, Edward H. Heck, Lawrence W. Hindmand, Carl Leth, John T. McCormick, Franklin Moore, Jerry Short, Kevin Ulmet and David Wine

District Ministerial Studies Board (Terms to expire in 2013)

Brian E. Wilson, ex officio; Gary Aills, Michael Benson, Leon Blanchette, Jerry Bimber, Wilfredo Canales, H. Mark Else, Mark Holcomb, Frank Laci, Jaime Lechuga, David Ludwig, Sergio Mayorga, Rodney Miller, John Mohler, Ron Panos, Todd Peeler, Mark Quanstrom and Robert Smith

Olivet Nazarene University Trustees Brian E. Wilson, ex officio; John Alexander- Layman (2011), Fred Hardy- Layman (2012), David Anderson-Elder (2011), John T. McCormick- Elder (2012)

Church Properties Board Shall be comprised of the District Advisory Board

Board for Church Property Advisement (to serve a three year term, until 2013)

The District Superintendent; Clergy: Gary Aills, Andy Combs, W. Randy Dodd, Jerry Harris, John T. McCormick, Rodney Miller, and John Mohler; Laypersons: Bob Bateman, Eric Erickson, Stan Remole, Karl Tabor, Matt Whitis and Joe Wimberly.

District Court of Appeals (to serve a three year term- until 2013)

The District Superintendent, Chairman of the Board of Credentials, District Secretary, and the following elders: John T. “Jack” McCormick and Kevin Ulmet.

Board of District Missions and Evangelism (to serve a three year term, until 2013)

Shall be composed of the District Advisory Board.

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D. DISTRICT BOARDS AND STANDING COMMITTEES DIRECTORY (Comprehensive Alphabetical Listing)

Aills, Gary, 6245 W. 90th Pl., Oak Lawn, IL 60453 (Email: [email protected]; fax: 708-599-1675; 708-599-7444) Alexander, John, Box 405 Potomac, IL 61865 ([email protected]; 217-987-6490) Anderson, Dave, 101 George Fox Dr., Danville, IL 61832 ([email protected]; 217-443-6105) Barnard, Deanna, 5345 S. 6th Ave., Countryside, IL 60545 (708-354-4289) Bass, Jesse, 6941 W. 96th Pl., Oak Lawn, IL 60419 ([email protected]; 708-598-0596) Bateman, Robert, 10531 W. Hillcrest Dr., Palos Park, IL 60464 ([email protected]; 708-448-0494) Benson, Michael, One University Avenue, Box 6034, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-939-5236) Bimber, Jerry, 519 E. Maple St., Lombard, IL 60148 ([email protected]; 630-627-4962) Bjorling, Elizabeth, 300 Steeplechase Circle, Bourbonnais,IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-933-7749) Blanchette, Leon, 371 N. Michigan Ave., Bradley, IL 60915 ([email protected]; 815-939-3878) Britton, Tim, 12725 Bell Rd., Lemont, IL 60439 ([email protected]; 708-349-0454) Brown, Robert A., (Chicago Heights), 119 Willow, Park Forest, IL 60466 ([email protected]; 708-747-4360) Buettner, Harlan, 554 Danbury Ct., Oswego, IL 60543 ([email protected]; 630-636-6733) Caldwell, Paul, 600 N. Colfax, Crescent City, 60928 ([email protected]; 815-683-2167) Canales, Ada, 220 E. Munroe St., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-935-0524) Canales, Wilfredo, 220 E. Munroe St., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-935-0524) Chamberlain, Sarah, 2212 N. Vermillion, Danville, IL 61832 ([email protected]; 217-442-8002) Christensen, Sara, 1195 W. Wilson Dr., Kankakee, IL 60901 ([email protected]; 815-929-0493) Combs, Hugh A., 14542 S. Mustang Dr., Homer Glen, IL 60491 ([email protected]; 708-301-9168) Cox, Icilma, 425 E. Court St., Kankakee, IL 60901 ([email protected]; 443-739-8317) Dalton, Ronald, 1454 Westminster Ln., Bourbonnais, IL 60914([email protected]; 815-933-4537) Day, Michael W., 2438 Erskine Rd., Joliet, IL 60433 ([email protected]; 815-723-8352) Dodd, W. Randy, 699 W. 8th St., Chicago Heights, IL 60411([email protected]; 708-481-3210) Else, H. Mark, 5531 W. 130th Street, Palos Heights, IL 60463 ([email protected]; 708-371-0625) Else, Paula, 5531 W. 130th Street, Palos Heights, IL 60463 ([email protected]; 708-371-0625) Erickson, Eric, 1080 Shawnee Ct., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-932-7138) Ferris, Dan, 533 Hollyberry Ln., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-935-0284) Fischer, Christina, 2130 Kingston Rd., Waukegan, IL 60087 ([email protected]; 815-932-1264) Franklin, Kendall, 200 University Ave, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-933-7749) Gnaedinger, Martha, 1387 Lincoln Ave. South, Highland Park, IL 60035 ([email protected];847-432-6985) Godwin, Dave, 1070 Cecil Dr., Kankakee, IL 60901 ([email protected]; 815-933-2924) Grill, John, 1898 S. Oaklawn Dr., St. Anne, Il 60964 [email protected]; 815-939-9736) Hardy, Fred, 22609 Stanford Drive, Frankfort, IL 60423 ([email protected]; 708-478-3170) Harris, Jerry, 3130 McAree, Waukegan, IL 60087-2021 ([email protected]; 847-662-5593) Heck, Edward H. (Dist. Sect.), PO Box 101163, Chicago,IL 60610

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([email protected]; 815-936-6369) (non-Dist. Sect. items: 905 Percy Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914) Hendrick, Deborah, 450 S. Cryer, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-933-6191) Hindmand, Lawrence W., 9625 S. Mason, Oak Lawn, IL 60453 ([email protected]; 708-857-4770) Hodge, Jeff, 531 Devonshire Ln., Crystal Lake, IL 60014 ([email protected]; 815-459-8668) Hodge, Tanett, 531 Devonshire Ln., Crystal Lake, IL 60014 ([email protected]; 815-459-8668) Holcomb, Mark, One University Avenue, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-939-5131) Holmgren, Andy, 110 N. Ames St., PO Box 122, Cabery, IL 60919 ([email protected]; 815-949-1790) Johnson, Kenneth, 769 Algona Ave., Elgin, IL 60120 ([email protected]; 815-888-1796) Jones, Michael, 650 Olde Oak Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-936-0361) Koch, Bill, 660 Oak Run Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-446-8639) Kochersperger, Terry, 9710 Hunters Ln., Spring Grove, IL 60081 ([email protected]; 815-675-0189) Laci, Frank, 520 N. 10th Ave., Hoopeston, IL 60942 ([email protected]; 217-283-4476) Lechuga, Jaime, 476 Waterbury Ln., Roselle, IL 60172 ([email protected]; 630-529-6548) Leth, Carl, 877 S. Chicago, Kankakee, IL 60901 ([email protected]; 815-936-1590) Love, Jennifer, 1471 S. Fifth Ave., Kankakee, IL 60901 ([email protected]; 815-939-1456) Lovett, Carla, 616 St. Charles Rd., Glen Ellen 60137 ([email protected]; 630-790-0058) Ludwig, David, 16453 Club Ct. Crest Hill, IL 60435 ([email protected]; 630-728-2032) Luttrell, William, 250 S. Washington, Braidwood, IL 60408 ([email protected]; 815-458-2006) Manes, Dave, 18359 Riegel Rd.,Homewood, IL 60430 ([email protected]; 708-798-4511) Mayen, Enrique, 10115 Old Orchard Ct., Skokie, IL 60076 ([email protected]; 773-351-2316) Mayorga, Sergio, 12815 Gregory St., Blue Island, IL 60406 ([email protected]; 708-385-0984) McCormick, John T. (Jack), 255 S. Poplar, Manteno, IL 60950 ([email protected]; 815-468-8231) Mercer, Tim, 180 Spencer Ct., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-802-0898) Miller, Rodney, 12 N. 171 Berner Rd., Elgin, IL 60120 ([email protected]; fax: 847-888-3459; 847-695-0078) Mohler, John, P.O. Box 2, Kempton, IL 60946 ([email protected]; 815-253-6250) Moore, Franklin, 1113 Game Trail S., Bourbonnais, IL 60914-9355 ([email protected];815-928-5447) Moyer, Bonnie, 2217 20th St., Zion, IL 60099 ([email protected]; 847-872-5806) Nothstine, Lauralee, 1124 W. Hawkins St., Kankakee, IL 60901 ([email protected]; 815-304-4511) Panos, Ronald, 122 E. Memorial Dr., Bensenville, IL 60106 (630-766-8602) Peeler, Nancy, 1131 S. 8th Ave., Kankakee, IL 60901 ([email protected]; 815-932-3557) Peeler, Todd, 1131 S. 8th Ave., Kankakee, IL 60901 ([email protected]; fax: 815-939-7291; 815-932-3557) Perry, Doug, 1602 Waterberry Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-939-3777) Pester, Marsha, 503 Ann Ct., Joliet, IL 60435 ([email protected]; 815-729-4391) Quanstrom, Mark, One University Ave., Bourbonnais, 60914 ([email protected]; 815-928-5671) Reed, Mary Margaret, One University Avenue, ONU Box 6128,Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-939-5360) Remole, Stan, 31419 N. 750 E Rd., Potomac, IL 61854

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([email protected]; 217-987-6961) Silvers, Ken, 6212 Misty Pines Dr. #3, Tinley Park, IL 60477 ([email protected]; 708-429-0084) Simpkins, Felix, P.O. Box 948, Richton Park, IL 60471 ([email protected]; 708-633-5515) Smith, Ray, 219 S. Central, Gilman, IL 60938 ([email protected];815-265-4567) Smith, Robert, 578 Westberry Ln., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-932-3304) Spangenberg, Steve, 21 Dennison, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-929-9078) Story, John, 1205 S. 7th Ave., Kankakee, IL 60901 ([email protected]; 815-939-1218) Story, Sandra, 1205 S. 7th Ave., Kankakee, IL 60901 ([email protected]; 815-939-1218) Tabor, Karl, 2543 W. Ainslie, Chicago, IL 60625 ([email protected], 773-561-7374) Thomas, Michelle, PO Box 567, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-929-1964) Ulmet, Kevin, 2 Timberline Place, Lemont, IL 60439 ([email protected]; 708-257-9986) Ulrich, Lisa, 806 W. Van Meter, Kankakee, Illinois 60914 ([email protected]; 815-935-1516) Ward, Doug, 1109 S. Naperville Rd., Wheaton, IL 60187 ([email protected]; 847-949-1440) Whitis, Matt, 160 Periwinkle Ct., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-933-7756) Wilson, Brian E., P.O. Box 101163, Chicago, IL 60610 ([email protected]; 312-255-0151) Wilson, Joan, p.P.O. Box 101163, Chicago, IL 60610 ([email protected]; 815-263-0811) Wimberly, Joe, 39 S. Glenview, Lombard, IL 60148 ([email protected]; 630-953-9745) Wine, David, 916 Percy Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-935-9223) Woodle, Larry, 1553 Stefanie Ln., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-937-0509)

E. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES

District Finance Committee (See Section C for contact information)

Finance Committee (includes Advisory Board members) to be elected to a three year term (until 2013)- District Superintendent, Presidents/Chairpersons of NYI, NMI and SDMI, District Secretary, District Treasurer; Clergy- Gary Aills, Dave Anderson, Jerry Bimber, Michael W. Day, W. Randy Dodd, Kendall Franklin, Michael Jones, William Luttrell, and Doug Ward; Laypersons- Jesse Bass, Robert Bateman, Robert A. Brown, Dan Ferris, John Grill, Barry Huebner, Ken Johnson, Terry Kochersperger and Felix Simpkins.

Moral and Social Issues

(Shall be composed of the District Advisory Board)

F. DISTRICT DEPARTMENTS 1- District NMI Ministries

President—Rodney Miller (2012), 1135 Ironwood Court, Elgin, IL 60120, ([email protected]; 847-695-0078)

Vice President—H. Mark Else (2011), 5531 W. 130th St. Palos Heights, IL 60463 ([email protected]; 708-371-0625)

Secretary—Andrew Holmgren (2011), 110 N. Ames St., PO Box 122, Cabery, IL 60919 ([email protected]; home: 815-949-1790; cell: 815-674-7246)

Treasurer—Sandy Story (2012), 1205 S. Seventh, Kankakee, IL 60901 ([email protected]; 815-939-1218)

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Educating Coordinator—Paula Else (2011), 5531 W. 130th St., Palos Heights, IL 60463 ([email protected]; 708-371-0625)

Prayer Coordinator-Deborah Hendrick (2012), 450 S. Cryer, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]); fax: 815-426-6962; office: 815-472-4184; home: 815-933-6191)

Discipling Coordinator-Carla Lovett (2012), 616 St. Charles Rd., Glen Ellen, IL 60137 ([email protected]; 630-790-0058)

Giving Coordinator – Kathy Yanchick (2011), 21512 Franklin Circle, Plainfield, IL 60544 ([email protected]; 815-372-9449)

Work and Witness-Ken Silvers (2011), 20388 Taliesin Way, Franklin, IL 60423 ([email protected]; 708-429-0084)

LINKS—Janice Carlson (2011), 5761 Muriel Ln., St. Anne, IL 60964, ([email protected]; 815-933-6172)

Compassionate Ministries—Fran Lemke (2011), PO Box 108, Potomac, IL 61865, ([email protected]; 217-987-6943)

World Mission Broadcast—Paul Caldwell (2011), 600 N. Colfax, Crescent City, IL 60928, ([email protected]; 815-683-2167)

Missionary Health Care—William Bell (2011), 55 Castle Coombe Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected];

815-939-0130) Alabaster—Bethsy Luquingan (2011), 25706 W. Lilac Ave., Monee, IL 60449

([email protected]; 708-481-3210) Prayer and Fasting—Marcia Wright (2011), 120 Marlowe Rd., Danville, IL 61832

([email protected]; 217-442-2431) Children’s Missions-Beth Bidle (2011), 141 South Dearborn, Bradley, IL 60915

([email protected]; 815-933-7749) Home Assignment/Deputation-Lauralee Nothstine (2011) 1124 W Hawkins St.,

Kankakee, IL 60901 ([email protected]; 815-304-4511) Publicity/Web Master-Dave Manes (2011), 18359 Riegel Rd., Homewood, IL 60430

([email protected]; 708-798-4511) World Evangelism Fund-Karen Ruthenbeck (2011), 1448 Bayhill Drive, New Lenox, IL

60451 ([email protected]; 815-485-8692) North Suburban Zone-Bonnie Moyer (2011), 2217 20th St., Zion, IL

60099([email protected]; 847-872-5806) South Zone-Paul Caldwell (2011), 600 N. Colfax, Crescent City, IL 60928

([email protected]; 815-683-2167) Hispanic Liaison-Ada Canales (2011), 220 East Munroe St., Bourbonnais, IL

60914([email protected]; 815-935-0524) Asian Liaison-Mary Mercer (2011), 180 Spencer Ct., Bourbonnais, IL 60914

([email protected]; 815-802-0898)

2. District SDMI Board Executive Committee (Manual 237)

District SDMI Chairperson -- Rev. Michael W. Day (2012) District Superintendent, ex-officio -- Dr. Brian E. Wilson District NMI President – Rev. Rodney Miller District NYI President – Rev. Steve Spangenberg

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Other Board Members Elected by the Assembly (Manual 237):

Council Member (Clergy- term expires in 2011) -- Jeff Hodge Council Member (Clergy- term expires in 2011) -- Lisa Ulrich, Council Member (Layperson- term expires in 2011) – Tannet Hodge Council Member (Layperson- term expires in 2012)- Nancy Peeler

Officers and Ministry Directors Elected by the SDMI Board (Manual 237.1): District SDMI Secretary -- TBA District SDMI Treasurer-- Michelle Thomas

Children’s Division

Director of Children’s Ministries International – TBA Children’s Quizzing Director – Jennifer Love 2010 Children’s Camp Directors – Elizabeth Bidle and Caley Spangenberg

Youth Division

(See NYI Directory)

Adult Division

Director of Adult/Family Ministries International – TBA Ethnic Ministries Director -- Ada Canales Senior Adult Ministries/Prime Time Director – John D. Story Marriage Enrichment Director – Nancy Peeler Men’s/Family Ministries – TBA

3. District NYI Ministries

District President of Administration— Steve Spangenberg (2011), 1000 N. Entrance, Kankakee, IL, 60901 (815-933-1000) DP of Events — Tim Britton (2011), 12725 Bell Rd, Lemont, IL 60439 (708-349-0454) DP of Ministry/ Training — Bill Koch (2011), 1000 N Entrance, Kankakee, IL 60901 (217-260-1894) DP for JNI — Enrique Mayen (2012), 1111 N. Wells, Chicago, IL 60610 (773-575-7688) Secretary— Elizabeth Bjorling (2011), 200 University Avenue Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-933-7749) Quizzing Directors— Scott/Sara Christensen (2011), 1195 W. Wilson Dr, Kankakee, IL

60901 (217-597-1604) IMPACT Director— Sarah Chamberlain (2011) 2212 N Vermillion, Danville, IL 61832 (217-443-6105) Celebrate Life Director—Bill Koch 1000 N Entrance, Kankakee, IL 60901 (217-260-1894) Jr./Sr. High Camp Directors— Tim Britton/ Dave Ludwig, 12725 Bell Rd, Lemont, IL

60439 (708-349-0454) Snowball Retreat-Matt Hancock, 1451 Raymond Dr. Naperville, IL 60563 (630) 778-0328

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G. GEOGRAPHICAL MISSION AREAS AND ZONES 1. Mission Areas

The Southern Mission Area (11 churches) Mission Area Assistant -- Rev. Jack McCormick (Manteno Church). This mission area consists of the churches of the South Zone (below). The Central and South Suburban Mission Area Mission Area Assistant -- Dr. Edward H. Heck (Kankakee First Church) This mission area consists of the churches of the Kankakee Zone, the South Suburban Zone and the Blue Island congregations. The Suburban Mission Area Mission Area Assistant -- Rev. Kevin Ulmet (Chicago First Church) This mission area consists of the churches of the Joliet, Southwest, West, North and Northwest Suburban Zones, with the exception of the Blue Island congregations. The City of Chicago Mission Areas Overseen directly by the District Superintendent This mission area consists of the churches of the City of Chicago Zone.

2. District Zones South (11 churches) - Danville Cedar Grove, Danville First, Danville Northside,

Danville Southside, Danville Westside, Gilman, Hoopeston Community, Milford, Paxton, Potomac, Sheldon

Kankakee (11 churches and 1 CMC) - Aroma Park, Bradley, Kankakee College, Kankakee Eastridge, Kankakee First, Kankakee Westbrook, Kankakee Wildwood, Kempton, Limestone, Manteno, Momence First, CMC: Center of Hope

Joliet (5 churches) - Joliet Crystal Lawns, Joliet First, New Lenox, Wilmington First, and Living Water

South Suburbs (3 churches) - Chicago Heights, House of Prayer Ministries, Lighthouse Community

Southwest Suburbs (8 churches)- Blue Island, Blue Island Spanish, Chicago Calvary, Chicago First, Chicago Oak Lawn First, Chicago Southside Arabic, Chicago Summit Spanish, Worth

West Suburbs- (6 churches and 1 NewStart) Naperville Trinity, Chicago First Korean, Elgin, Lombard, West Chicago (Hispanic), Word and Worship Christian Community, New Start: Korean Naperville,

North and Northwest Suburbs (7 churches) -- Mt. Prospect International, Mundelein, Mundelein Spanish, North Chicago, Real Life, Waukegan First and Casa de Dios

City of Chicago (9 churches, 1 multi-site (Austin), 1 mission and 2 CMCs) -- Ch. Ebenezer Spanish, Ch. Emanuel Spanish, Ch. First Spanish, Ch. Ingleside Community, Ch. First (Austin campus), Ch. Norridge Arabic, Ch. Northside, Ch. Oak Lawn Arabic, Ch. Uptown Vietnamese, Grace Fellowship, Missions: Ch. Mongolian; CMC: INTRSCT –CMC: CMC: New World Christian Min., CMC: Austin After School Ministries

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H. DISTRICT CHURCH DIRECTORY Aroma Park (Organized 1951) (010-0020) Location—(Mail: P O Box 75)102 S. Mill St., Aroma Park, IL 60910 (815-937-1141) Pastor— (LM) (11/1/00) Alberto Quezada (Maria Lourdes), 107 S. Bridge St. (P O Box 75),

Aroma Park, IL 60910 (815-937-4039) Children's Min. Dir.—Yvonne Quezada, P.O. Box 75, Aroma Park, IL 60910 (815-472-25470

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Marcos Corona, 528 N. Maple St., Momence, IL 60954 (815-933-3039) NMI Pres.—Elizabeth Almanza, 13246 E. 1250 N. Rd., Momence, IL 60954 (815-549-1595) Church Treas.—Michelle Thomas, P.O. Box 567, Bourbonnnais, IL 60914 Blue Island (Organized 1943) (010-0040) Location—(Mail: PO Box 775)12815 Gregory St., Blue Island, IL 60406 (708-385-5965) Pastor— (OE) (8/01/07) Wesley Mills (Linda), 347 N. Cleveland, Bradley, IL 60915(815-939-7608) SDMI Chairperson- Linda Mills, 347 N. Cleveland, Bradley, IL 60915 Church Board Sec.—Elsie Wegner, 14631 Harrison Ave., Posen, IL. 60406 (708-778-0722) Church Treas.—Inez Metzger, 13726 Deer Valley Dr., Homer Glen, IL 60491 (708-301-7917) Blue Island Spanish (Organized 1997) (010-0018) Location—(Mail: PO Box 775)12815 Gregory St., Blue Island, IL 60406 (708-385-5965) Pastor—(OE) (11/12/95) Sergio Mayorga (Eriberta), 12815 Gregory St., PO Box 775, Blue Island,

IL 60406 (708-385-0984) Music Dir.—Sergio Mayorga, Jr., 1728 W 169th St., Hazel Crest, IL 60429 (708-335-3259) SDMI Supt.—Eriberta Mayorga, 12815 Gregory Ave., Blue Island, IL 60406 (708-385-0984) NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Sergio Mayorga, Jr., 1728 W 169th St., Hazel Crest, IL 60429(708-335-3259) NMI Pres.—Herminia Cruz, 2204 Desplaines, Blue Island, IL 60406 Church Board Sec.—Catalina Torres, 2204 Desplaines, Blue Island, IL 60406 Church Treas.—Edmundo Montes, 12815 Gregory St., Blue Island, IL 60406 Bradley First (Organized 1950) (010-0050) Location—(Mail: PO Box 305)195 N Douglas Ave., Bradley, IL 60915 (815-932-3867) Pastor— (2005) Robert Hollowell (Marty), 104 Chesterfield Ct., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-936-0739) Youth Pastor—Desiree Engelkens, 20 W. Circle Dr., St. Anne, IL 60984 (815-422-5036) NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Desiree Engelkens, 20 W. Circle Dr., St. Anne, IL 60984 (815-422-5036) NMI Pres.—Rebecca Hilliker, 965 E. Durham, Bradley, IL 60915 Church Board Sec.—Krissy Devors, 1325 North Arthur Burch Rd., #C-41, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-272-5813) Church Treas.—Terry Leathers, 735 N. Jackson, Bradley, IL 60915 Casa de Dios (Organized 2010) (010-0009) Location—(Mail: 2329 Linden, Waukegan, IL 60087) 560 Belvedere Rd., Waukegan, IL 60085 (847-599-8846) Pastor— Diomedes Franco (Victoria), 2329 Linden, Waukegan, IL 60087 (847-599-8846) NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—José Bravo NMI Pres.—Saúl Torres SDMI Supt.—Israel Gaspar Church Board Sec.—Victoria Franco, 2329 Linden, Waukegan, IL 60087 (847-599-8846) Church Treas.—Martina Acosta Chicago Calvary (Organized 1926) (010-0082) Location—5536 W 131st St., Crestwood, IL 60445 (fax: 708-597-9123; office: 708-597-6122) Pastor—(OE) (1/8/01) H. Mark Else (Paula), 5531 W 130th St., Palos Heights, IL 60463 (708-371-0625) Music Dir.—Jo Fajardo, 10655 S. Terry Dr., Palos Hills, IL 60465 (708-599-4283)

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SDMI Supt.—Sue Cash, 15340 Holly Ct., Unit C, Oak Forest, IL 60452 (708-637-23110 Jo Fajardo, 10655 S. Terry Dr., Palos Heights, IL 60452 (708-599-4283) Children’s Min. Dir.- Becky Else, 5531 W. 130 St., Palos Heights, IL 60463 (708-371-0625) Men’s Min. Dir.- Paul Cash, 15340 Holly Ct., Unit C, Oak Forest, IL 60452 (708-687-2311) Prime Time Director – Edna Roach, 6901 Charnswood Dr., Tinley Park, IL 60477 (708-614-1106) NMI Pres.—Paula Else, 5531 W. 130 St., Palos Heights, IL 60463 (708-371-0625) Church Board Sec.—Sue Cash, 15340 Holly Ct., Unit C, Oak Forest, IL 60452 (708-687-2311) Church Treas.—Carl Loew, 14340 S. Knox, Midlothian, IL 60445 (708-489-1236) Chicago Ebenezer (Organized 2003) (010-0088) Location- (Mail: 3909 N. Ave., Chicago, IL 60657) 2246 N. Lowell Ave., Chicago, IL 60639 Pastor-(OE) (2002) Juan B. Garcia (Noemi), 4177 W. Nelson St., Chicago, IL 60641 ([email protected], 773-481-7519) Assoc. Pastor- Oscar J. Trujillo, 1927 N. Tripp, Chicago, IL 60639 (773-772-6869) Minister of Music- Victor Soto, 835 N. Mozart, Chicago, IL 60622 (773-252-4329) Sunday School Supt.- Gersón García, 2246 N. Lowell, Chicago, IL 60639 (773-384-8450) NMI Pres.- Loida Trujillo, 1927 N. Tripp, Chicago, IL 60639 (773-772-6869) Church Tres.- Elizabet García, 4177 W. Nelson St., Chicago, IL 60641 ([email protected], 773-240-0240) Chicago Emanuel Spanish (Organized 1995) (010-0022) Location—(Mail: 2952 N Kildare, Chicago, IL 60641) 4232 N. California, Chicago, IL 60618 (773-539-9403) Pastor—(OE) (12/4/94) Pedro Aguilar (Berta), 2952 N. Kildare, Chicago, IL 60641 (773-282-3508) Associate Pastor- David Cardenas, 5247 W. Byron, Chicago, IL 60641 (773-794-9665) Minister of Praise- Marlon Aguilar NMI Pres.—Wendy Tzul, 2165 N. Austin, Chicago, IL 60639 Church Board Secretary- Rosalinda Sanchez Church Treasurer- David Cardenas, 5247 W. Byron, Chicago, IL 60641 (773-794-9665) Chicago First (Organized 1904) (010-0100) Location—12725 Bell Rd., Lemont, IL 60439 and 500 N. Laramie, Chicago, IL 60644 (fax: 630-257-8994; office: 708-349-0454) Pastor—(OE) (1/8/00) Kevin M. Ulmet (Karen), 2 Timberline Place, Lemont, IL 60439 (630-257-9986) Chicago Austin Campus Site Pastor- Ron Allen (Tonya), 914 Pasture Rose St., Joliet, IL 60431 (815-782-8080) Assoc. Pastor – Chicago Austin Campus - Marie Donaldson Cooper, 4336 W. Adams St., Chicago, IL (773-921-9690) Executive Pastor—Andy Combs (Nan), 14542 S Mustang Dr., Homer Glen, IL 60491 (708-301-9168) Minister of Worship—Clark Howe (Roseanna), 15556 Willow Court, Homer Glen, IL 60491 (708-949-8223) Assoc. Pastor/Worship Arts—Jeffrey T. Emmons, 2622 Burr Ridge Ct., Apt. 109, Woodridge, IL 60517 (630-415-9383) Worship Min. Asst.—Brian Quade (Amber), 1743 Rebecca Dr., Romeoville, IL 60446 (708-491-9373) Assoc. Pastor: Worship Arts/Technical Ministries – Aaron W. Nush, 20025 Mallory Dr., Frankfort, IL 60423 (815-210-9969) Sunday Evening Pastor/Adult Ed. Dir. - Robert I. Brown, 137 Sycamore Dr., Bolingbrook, IL

60490 (708-641-0386) Pastor of Children—Jessica Karuchit, 425 E. 9th St., #1, Lockport, IL 60441 (815-574-8195)) Co-Youth Pastor—David Ludwig (Sarah), 16453 Club Court, Crest Hill, IL 60435 (630-728-2032) Co-Youth Pastor–Tim Britton (Nicole), 17459 Teton Circle, Lockport, IL 60441 (630-781-1572) Families & Young Singles Pastor—Adam Lewis (Cindy), 15156 Long Meadow Dr., Lockport, IL 60441 (815-836-0250) Vis. Min.—Larry Hindmand (Martha), 9625 Mason Ave., Oak Lawn, IL 60453 (708-857-4770)

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Vis. Min.- Howard Millhuff (Ardyce) 6301 Victoria Drive, Oak Forest, IL 60452 (708-687-8382) Outreach Pastor—David Baillie (Jenny), 12745 Bell Rd., Lemont, IL 60439 (630-257-8945) Pre-School Director—Sharon Kane Garcia, 14648 S. Saddle Brooke Lane, Homer Glen, IL 60591 (708-301-2516) SDMI Supt.—John Brown, 780 Eastwind Dr., New Lenox, IL 60451 (815-485-0472) Men's Min.-- Jeff Melvin, 12219 Thomas Court, Mokena, Il 60448 (708-478-4741) Women's Min. Dir.—Kristin Evers, 12157 Oxford Ct., Lemont, IL 60439 (630-243-6848) Prime Time Dir.—Faith McInturff, 19447 Tramore Lane, Mokena, IL 60448 (708-479-0364) NMI Pres.—Shari Potter, 23853 McMullin Circle, Plainfield, IL 60586 (815-439-1543) NYI President-John Cunningham, 801 Chatfield Rd., New Lenox, IL 60451 (815-462-1676) Church Board Sec.—Jim Hair, 12043 S 68th Ct., Palos Heights, IL 60463 (708-448-4850) Church Treas.—Bob Bateman, 10531 W Hillcrest Dr., Palos Park, IL 60464 (708-448-0494) Chicago First East Indian (Inactive) (010-0097) Chicago First Filipino (Inactive) (010-0655) Chicago First Korean (Organized 1975) (010-0120) Location—1435 W Wise Rd., Schaumburg, IL 60193 (773-267-4399) Pastor—(OE) (12/26/98) Ho-Kyung Kwak (Insuk), 1691 S. Green Meadows, Streamwood, IL 60107 (773-983-9191) Associate Pastor (LM) – Byoung Youn Cho, 121 Cambia Dr., #1304, Schaumburg, IL 60193 (224-321-6399) Church Planting Pastor – New Song Congregation – Dae Haeng Hur, 1111 N. Wells, Suite 305,

Chicago, IL 60610 (312-255-0151) Children's Min. Dir.—Eunice Choi, 368 Glen Leven Ct., Schaumburg, IL 60194 (847-630-8292) SDMI Supt.—Bun Hoc Kim, 3414 W. Bryn Mawr, Chicago, IL 60659 (773-508-1768) NMI Pres.— Oak Sun Kim, 1529 President St., Glendale Heights, IL 60139 (630-849-0420) Church Board Sec.—Dong Ha Kim, 2330 Hamilton Place, Schaumburg, IL 60193 (773-484-7700) Church Treas.—Hyo Sook Whang, 708 Scarbrough Cir., Hoffman Estates, IL 60194 (847-991-5754) Chicago First Russian (Inactive) (010-0104) Chicago First Spanish (Organized 1984) (010-0103) Location—3909 W North Ave., Chicago, IL 60647 (fax: 773-862-8737; office: 773-862-8734) Pastor—(OE) (9/15/85) José A. Alfaro (Irma), 229 Nordica Ave., Glenview, IL 60025 (847-515-6290) Associate Pastor- (LM) Hector E. Alfaro, 4705 W Bernice, Chicago, IL 60641 (773-592-3644) Youth Pastor- (OE) Enrique Mayen, 10115 Old Orchard Ct., Skokie, IL 60076 (773-351-2316) Associate Pastor- (LM) Abel Mata, 4707 W. -Berenice, Chicago, IL 60641 (815-258-6385) Associate Pastor- (LM) Juan Carlos Valladares, 1913 Lake Bluff Lane, Pingree Grove, IL 60140 (847-464-3251) Associate Pastor- (OE) Nahum Primo Antonio, 30 N. 7th Ave., Maywood, IL 60153 (708-681-4430) Vis. Min.—Gildardo Villegas, 4768 N. Keystone, Chicago, IL 60630 (773-725-4402) Music Dir.—Alberto Alfaro, 9539 N. Linder, Skokie, IL 60077 (847-581-1750) SDMI Supt.—Genny Villegas, 4768 N. Keystone, Chicago, IL 60630 (773-853-0489) NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Enrique Mayen, 10115 Old Orchard Ct., Skokie, IL 60076 (708-351-2316) Women's Min. Dir.—Irma Alfaro, 229 Nordica Ave., Glenview, IL 60025 (847-515-6290) NMI Pres. —Rev. Ruth De Leon, 3909 W. North Ave., Chicago, IL 60647 Church Board Sec.—Judy Rodriguez, 5148 W. Barry St., Chicago, IL 60641 (773-283-6572) Church Treas.—Estuardo Mazin, 2312 N. Nagle Ave. #4, Chicago, IL 60707 (773-622-3855) Chicago Heights (Organized 1913) (010-0180) Location—699 W 8th St., Chicago Heights, IL 60411 (fax: 708-481-3259; office: 708-481-3210) Pastor—(OE) (3/1/06) W. Randy Dodd (Nancy), 2324 W. Norfolk Rd., Crete, IL 60417

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(708-481-3210) Assoc. Pastor—Elizabeth Bidle, 141 S. Dearborn, Bradley, IL 60915 (815-935-2106) Assoc. Pastor—Larry L. Whitehead, 23049 S. Ridgeway, Richton Park, IL 60471 (708-503-0760)

Vis. Dir.—Frederick Newell, 805 Bradoc., Chicago Heights, IL 60411 (708-497-0978) Music Dir.—Dave Manes, 18359 Riegel Rd., Homewood, IL 60430 (708-798-4511) SDMI Supt.—Brenda St. Peter, 842 Memorial Dr., Chicago Heights, IL 60411 (708-754-5899) NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Sue Florian, 542 Johnson Ave., Frankfort, IL 60566 (815-464-4620) NMI Pres.—Bethsy Luquingan, 25706 Lilac Ave., Monee, IL 60449 (708-747-0520) Work & Witness Coordinator- Ken Silvers, 20388 Taliesin Way, Frankfort, IL 60423 (708-429-0084) Church Board Secretary- Faye Urfer, 18500 Pine Lake Dr., Unit 1A, Tinley Park, IL 60477 (708-429-7023) Church Treasurer- Diana Hall, 1417 W. 183rd St., Homewood, IL 60430 (708-957-7078) Chicago Hickory Hills (Inactive) (010-0170) Chicago Ingleside Community (Organized 1950) (010-0110) Location—939 E 72nd St., Chicago, IL 60619 (773-955-5170) Pastor— (LM)(3/1/09) Michael Evans, 12500 S. Lowe, Chicago, IL 60628 ([email protected]; 773-785-3268) Church Board Sec.—Tracie C. Evans, 12500 S. Lowe, Chicago, IL 60628 ([email protected]; (773-785-3268) Church Treas.—Elizibeth M. Middleton ([email protected], 773-859—1577) Chicago Lincoln Park Community (Inactive) (010-0048) Chicago Mongolian (CTM) (010-0003) Location- 1900 W. Leland Ave., Chicago, IL 60640 Pastor- (LM) Mie Hae Rhee, 17709 Larkspur Ln., Homewood, IL 60430 708-799-0012) Chicago Mount Greenwood (Inactive) (010-0140) Chicago Norridge Arabic (Organized 1987) (010-0153) Location—4256 N Oriole Ave., Norridge, IL 60706 (708-452-1016) Pastor—To be supplied Children's Min. Dir.—Kayla Rihani, 225 N. Walnut St., Bensenville, IL 60106 (630-595-9844) Church Board Sec.—Wes Rihani, 6087 Canterbury Ln. Hoffman Estates, IL 60192(847-717-0711) Church Treas.—Ghassan Sunna, 842 E Willow Rd, Prospect Heights, IL 60070 (847-541-5093) Chicago Northside (Organized 1924) (010-0150) Location—1900 W Leland Ave., Chicago, IL 60640 (fax: 773-728-8104; office: 773-728-2404) Pastor—(OE) (7/01/08) Charles Perabeau (Gayle), 1912 W. Leland, Chicago, IL 60640 NMI President- Pam Tabor, 2543 W. Ainslie, #2, Chicago, IL 60625 (773-561-7374) SDMI Supt..- Karl Tabor, 2543 W. Ainslie, #2, Chicago, IL 60625 (773-561-7374) Children’s in. Dir.- Marjorie Swanton, 6636 N. Harlem, Apt. 2E, Chicago, IL 60631 (773-724-0443) Church Board Sec.- Karl Tabor, 2543 W. Ainslie, #2, Chicago, IL 60625 (773-561-7374) Church Board Treas.- Katrina Olson, 5200 W. Cullom Ave., #1, Chicago, IL 60641 (847-502-1021) Chicago Oak Lawn Arabic (Organized 1987) (010-0046) Location—(Mail: 2536 N. Newcastle Ave.)10456 S Kedzie Ave, Chicago, IL 60655 (773-517-9306) Pastor—(OE) (2/1/89) Jamil Qandah (Merya), 2536 N Newcastle Ave., Chicago, IL 60702-2246 (773-622-0822) Church Board Sec.—Sami Al-Dair, 12207 Pulaski Rd., Alsip, IL 60803 (708-385-6091) Church Treas.—Ramzi S Tadros, 7404 Wheeler Dr., Orland Park, IL 60462 (708-802-8995)

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Chicago Oak Lawn First (Organized 1926) (010-0010) Location—6343 W 90th Pl., Oak Lawn, IL 60453 (fax: 708-599-1675; office: 708-599-5559) Pastor—(OE) (6/5/00) Gary Aills (Lynda), 6245 W. 90th Pl., Oak Lawn, IL 60453 (708-599-7444) Assoc. Pastor—Don Ward, 9201 Lynwood, Oak Lawn, IL 60453 (708-229-2047) Assoc. Pastor - Jeffery Robert Grindle, 7732 S. Austin Ave., Burbank, IL 60459 (312-237-1831) Music Dir.—Ann Blomgren, 529 Keepataw, Lemont, IL 60439 (630-257-1035) SDMI Supt. — Debbie Buckingham, 10858 S. Homan Ave., Chicago, IL 60655 (618-218-9720) Children’s Min. Dir.- Susan Grindle, 7732 S. Austin, Burbank, IL 60459 (708-598-5949) Women's Min. Dir.—Lynda Aills, 6343 W. 90th Pl., Oak Lawn, IL 60453 (708-599-5559) NMI Pres. — Joyce van Bolhuis, 4955 S. Latrobe, Chicago, IL 60638 (708-458-3712) Church Board Sec.—Vicki Tabor, 9052 Beechnut Road, Hickory Hills, IL 60457 (708-598-7430) Church Treas.—Murl Schahrer, 14765 S. Massasoit Ave., Oak Forest, IL 60452 (708-687-7759) Chicago Southside Arabic (Organized 1996) (010-0415) Location—17111 Odell Ave., Tinley Park, IL 60477 (fax: 708-407-8800; office: 708-532-6100) Pastor—(OE)(5/26/96) Hosny Reyad (Afaf), 17111 Odell Ave., Tinley Park, IL 60477 (708-532-6100) SDMI Supt.—Nema Mishreky, 17111 Odell Ave., Tinley Park, IL 60477 (224-356-3750) NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Marwan Alnimiri, 17111 Odell Ave., Tinley Park, IL 60477 (312-237-5062) Women's Min. Dir.—Afaf Reyad, 17111 Odell Ave., Tinley Park, IL 60477 (708-532-6100) NMI Pres.—Afaf Reyad, 17111 Odell Ave., Tinley Park, IL 60477 (708-532-6100) Church Board Sec.—Afaf Reyad, 17111 Odell Ave., Tinley Park, IL 60477 (708-532-6100) Church Treas.—Misheil Mishreky, 17111 Odell Ave., Tinley Park, IL 60477 (224-356-3750) Chicago Summit Spanish (Organized 1997) (010-0151) Location—7401 W 63rd St., Summit, IL 60501 (708-325-9229) Pastor—(OE)(6/1/98) Gilmar Pineda (Sandra), 7401 W 63rd St., Summit, IL 60501(708-325-0508) Assistant Pastor- Sandra P. Pineda, 7401 W. 63rd St., Summit, IL 60501 (708-325-0508) Assoc. Pastor – (LM) (6/1/07) Ezequiel Garcia, 7307 Archer Ave., Summit, IL 60501 Music Dir.—Maricela Bonilla, 6510 S. Kolin, Chicago, IL 60629 SDMI Supt. - Sandra Pineda, 7401 W 63rd St., Summit, IL 60501 (708-299-7401) NYI Pres. – Wilson Pineda, 7401 W 63rd St., Summit, IL 60501 (708-351-4629) Men’s Min. – Faustino Ramirez, 3434 Prairie, Brookfield, IL 60513 (708-415-5492) NMI Pres.—Josefa Mejia, 5307 S. 72nd Ct., Chicago, IL 60501 (708-563-9756) Church Board Secretary- Margarita Claros, 7539 W. 58th Pl., Summit, IL 60501 Church Treas.—Irene Ezequiel Garcia, 7307 Archer Ave., Summit, IL 60501 (708-785-1080) Chicago Uptown Vietnamese (Organized 1988) (010-0054) Location—(Mail: 2520 N. Keeler Ave., Chicago, IL 60639-2132)1900 W Leland Ave., Chicago, IL 60640 (773-603-9449) Pastor—(9/23/01) Hoang Van Huynh (Lan Nguyen), 2520 N. Keeler Ave., Chicago, IL 60639-2132 (773-486-5438) Children's Min. Dir.—Ms. Tran Doan, 920 W. Lakeside, #303, Chicago, IL 60640 (773-267-8662) SDMI Supt.—Hoang Huynh, 2520 N. Keeley Ave., Chicago, IL 60639 (773-486-5438) NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Touhy Juynh, 2953 N. Kildare Ave., Chicago, IL 60641 (773-427-4532) NMI Pres. —Tuyen Le, 2121 Hood, Chicago, IL 60625 (773-743-2983) Church Board Sec.—Lien K. Nguyen, 2121 W. Hood 1W, Chicago, IL 60659 (773-743-2983) Church Treas.—Ms. Uyen Doan, 920 W. Lakeside, #304, Chicago, IL 60640 (773-561-2721) Crystal Lake (Inactive) (010-0195) Danville Cedar Grove (Organized 1952) (010-0200) Location—12659 E. 2100 North Rd., Danville, IL 61834 (217-442-8909) Pastor (Supply) — Brian Sampson, 1664 N. Vermilion St., Danville, IL 61832 (217-442-4590) SDMI Supt.— Karen Grubb, 2206 Batestown Rd., Danville, IL 61832 (217-443-0949)

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Church Board Sec.—Karen Grubb, 2206 Batestown Rd., Danville, IL 61832 (217-443-0949) Church Treas.—Fern Makemson, 19616 N. 1430 E. Rd., Danville, IL 61834 (217-443-1403) Danville First (Organized 1912) (010-0220) Location—2212 N Vermillion St., Danville, IL 61832 (fax: 217-431-8002; office: 217-442-8316) Pastor – (OE) David Anderson (Lori), 101 George Fox Dr., Danville, IL 61832 (217-474-8316) Associate Pastor Worship/Youth—Sarah Chamberlain, 2214 W. Vermilion, Danville, IL 61832 (217-431-4779) Assoc. Pastor/S.A.M.—Ken Pavlick, 8490 S. 700 W, Williamsport, IN 47993 (765-793-7626) Children's Min. Dir.—Chris Hird, 105 Devonshire, Danville, IL 61832 (217-446-1516) SDMI Supt.—Michelle Alyea, 1505 Liberty, Covington, IN 47932 (765-793-3163) NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Lee Chamberlain, 2214 N. Vermilion St., Danville, IL 61832 (217-431-4779) NMI Pres.—Phillip Cox, 113 Kent Dr., Catlin, IL 61817 (217-427-5755) Work & Witness Coord.—Marshall Cox, 721 Meade St., Danville, IL 61832 (217-446-9232) Church Board Sec.— Church Treas.—Kathleen Bayles, 1524 Walnut St., Danville, IL 61832 (217-431-1551) Danville Northside (Organized 1931) (010-0230) Location— 811 Martin St., Danville, IL 61832 (217-442-6112) Pastor — (OE) Charles H. Hess (Melissa), 721 Sherman, Danville, IL 61832 (217-446-6796) SDMI Supt.—Vicky Lister, 925 Colfax, Danville, IL 61832 (217-443-5150) NMI Pres.— Melissa Hess, 721 Sherman, Danville, IL 61832 (217-446-6796) Church Board Sec.—Melissa Hess, 721 Sherman, Danville, IL 61832 (217-446-6796) Church Treas.—Debbie Mitchell, 201 E. Owen St., Ridge Farm, IL 61870 (217-247-2858) Danville Southside (Organized 1935) (010-0250) Location—1629 King St., Tilton, IL 61833 (fax: 217-446-1317; office: 217-446-7876) Pastor—(OE) (8/4/2008) Kent Pitcher (Ellen), 3134 Cobblestone Ln., Danville, IL 61832 (217-443-4180) SDMI Supt.—Steve Remole, 420 Palomino, Danville, IL 61832 (217-443-1930) NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Salena Jones, 332 Clark St., Westville, IL61883 (217-918-4456) Parish Nurse—Connie Reynolds, 2022 Liberty Ln., Tilton, IL 61833 (217-431-6087) Prime Time Dir.—Veda Wilcoxen, 116 E. 10th St., Danville, IL 61832 (217-443-2126) NMI Pres.—Mary Morton, P.O. Box 137, Georgetown, Il 61846 (217-247-2447) Church Board Sec.—Stacy Greene, 503 Garfield, Georgetown, IL 68146 (217-662-6321) Church Treas.—Anna Haire, 4577 W. 3rd St., West Lebanon, IN 47991 (765-893-8455) Danville Westside (Organized 1946) (010-0260) Location—403 Vance Ln., Danville, IL 61832 (217-446-0552) Pastor—(OE) (11/26/01) William W. (Bill) Wright (Marcia), 120 Marlowe Rd., Danville, IL 61832 (217-442-2431) Music Dir.—T.W. Cundiff, 2418 Batestown Rd., Danville, IL 61832 (217-442-6984) Children's Min. Dir.—Judy Kist, 119 Vance Ln., Danville, IL 61832 (217-442-5160) SDMI Supt.—Kathy Kist-Wilson, 3 Thunderbird, Oakwood, IL 61858 (217-431-0251) NYI Pres.- Marcia Wright, 120 Marlowe Rd., Danville, IL 61832 (217-442-2431) Church Board Sec.—Kathy Kist-Wilson, 3 Thunderbird, Oakwood, IL 61858 (217-431-0251) Church Treas.—Kathy Kist-Wilson, 3 Thunderbird, Oakwood, IL 61858 (217-431-0251) Elgin (Organized 1924) (010-0290) Location—1470 Summit Ave., Elgin, IL 60120 (fax: 847-888-3459; office: 847-888-3795) Pastor—(OE) (4/1/00) Rodney J. Miller (Sherri), 1135 Ironwood Ct., Elgin, IL 60120 (847-695-0078) Youth Pastor—Jeremiah Thompson, 436 Ranch Rd., Elgin, IL 60123 (847-695-2466) Laotian Min. Pastor—Sisouphanh "James" Ratthahao, 226 Longford Dr., Elgin, IL 60120 (847-741-3879) Associate Pastor-Hispanic Pastor—Juan Carlos Garcia, 12 N. 171 Berner Dr., Elgin, IL 60120

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(847-697-2825) Music Dir.—David Shore, 1270 Van St., Elgin, IL 60123 (847-741-8843) Children's Min. Dir.—Anne Henricks, 10828 Cape Cod Ln., Huntley, IL 60142 (224-569-2676) SDMI Supt.—Rhonda Sarver, 21 Wren Rd., Carpentersville, IL 60110 (847-836-1361) NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—David Shore, 1270 Van St., Elgin, IL 60123 (847-741-8843) Women's Min. Dir.—Kimber Shore, 1270 Van St., Elgin, IL 60123 (847-741-8843) Men’s Min. Dir. – Dave Selby, 350 Crestwood Ct., Algonquin, IL 60102 (847-458-0773) Prime Time Dir.—Ken Johnson, 796 Algona Ave., Elgin, IL 60120 (847-888-1796) NMI Pres.—Kathy Meyer, 325 Brittany Tri., Elgin, IL 60120 (224-856-1497) Work & Witness Coord.—Rodney J. Miller, 1135 Ironwood Ct., Elgin, IL 60120 (847-695-0078) Church Board Sec.—Teresa Sims, 2992 Rolling Ridge, Elgin, Il 60124 (847-888-3578) Church Treas.—Karen Berry, 353 N. Kendrick Ave., Burlington, WI 53105 (262-767-1971) Gilman (Organized 1946) (010-0320) Location—219 S Central St., Gilman, IL 60938 (fax: 815-265-4957; office: 815-265-4567) Pastor—(LM) (6/23/08) Paul Caldwell (Kathy), 600 N. Colfax, Crescent City, IL 60928 (815-683-2167) Associate Pastor- John Story, Sr., 1205 S. Seventh Ave., Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-939-1218) Vis. Min.—Herb Norton, 500 E. Florida Dr., Crescent City, IL 60928 (815-683-2095) Music Dir.—David Basenbark, 222 E. Ash St., Watseka, IL 60970 (815-432-3285) Children's Min. Dir.—Mary Ann Norton, E. Florida Dr., Crescent City, IL 60928 (815-683-2095) SDMI Supt.—Sandra Story, 1205 S. Seventh Ave., Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-939-1218) NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Ray Smith, 304 S. Main, Gilman, IL 60938 (815-265-7921) Women's Min. Dir.—Kathy Caldwell, 600 N. Colfax, Crescent City, IL 60928 (815-683-2167) NMI Pres.— Kathy Caldwell, 600 N. Colfax, Crescent City, IL 60928 (815-683-2167) Church Board Sec.—Mary Ann Norton, 500 E. Florida Dr., Crescent City, IL 60928(815-683-2095) Church Treas.—Phyllis Basenbark, 222 E. Ash St., Gilman, IL 60970 (815-432-3285) Grace Fellowship (Organized 2007) (010-0002) Location- 1111 N. Wells, Ste. 305, Chicago, IL 60610 (920-629-0461) Pastor- (OE) Brian E. Wilson (2007) (Joan), P.O. Box 101163, Chicago, IL 60610 Associate Pastor- Ryan Hansen, 6524 N. Bosworth Ave. #2, Chicago, IL 60647 ([email protected] 920-629-0461) Music Director- Trent Charles, 2030 W. Coulter St., #3F, Chicago, IL 60608 NMI Pres.- Elaine Heaney, 222 N. Columbus #3606, Chicago, IL 60601 ([email protected]; 312-731-6275) SDMI Supt. Karen Hansen, 6524 N. Bosworth Ave., #2, Chicago, IL 60647 ([email protected] 920-629-9922) NYI Pres.- Trent Charles, 2030 W. Coulter St., #3F, Chicago, IL 60608 ([email protected] 440-539-4967) Church Treasurer- Ryan Hansen, 6524 N. Bosworth Ave. #2, Chicago, IL 60647 ([email protected] 920-629-0461) Hoopeston Community (Organized 2003) (010-0345) Location—402 E. Honeywell, Hoopeston, IL 60942 (fax: 217-283-9522; office: 217-283-9771) Pastor— (7/1/10) Jeffrey C. Alexander (Hanna) ([email protected], 217-497-9872) SDMI Supt.—Beth Thrasher, 615 E. Penn, Hoopeston, IL 60942 (217-283-9335) Children’s Min. Dir.- Carrie Stimson, 2110 E. County Road 9, Milford, IL 60953 (815-889-9036) NMI Pres.— Susan Grizzle, 606 E. Lyle, Milford, IL 60953 (815-889-9080) Church Board Sec.—Buck Stimson, 2110 E. Country Rd., Milford, IL 60953 (815-889-9036) Church Treas.- Carrie Stimson, 2110 E. County Road 9, Milford, IL 60953 (815-889-9036) House of Prayer Ministries (Organized 2005) (010-0691) Location- (Mail: P.O. Box 948) 21940 Richton Rd., Richton Pk., IL 60471 (Fax: 708-747-1550; Office 708-747-0224) Pastor- (2004) Victor Walker (Linda), P.O. Box 948, Richton Park, IL 60471 (708-747-1381)

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Music Dir. – Porald Bordes, 15419 University Ave., South Holland, IL (708-646-1497) Minister of Music – Victor Baker, 6445 Saint Lawrence Street, Chicago, IL (773-354-3472) SDMI Supt.-Daryl Strong, 1095 Richton Pl., Richton Park, IL 60471 (708-747-1645) Children’s Min. Dir. – Carmen King, 21931 Central Park, Park Forest, IL 60471 (708-283-0610) NYI Min. Dir./Pres.- Nathaniel Smith, 454 Tamarack, Park Forest, IL 60466 (708-248-7169) Adult Min. Dir.- Ervin and Shanna Foster, 731 Oxford Ave., Matteson, IL 60443 (708-248-7883) Church Clerk – Melissa Murray, 4085 Appleby Ct., Richton Park, IL 60471 (708-699-7310) Single Adult Min. Dir.—Jacqueline Knight, 404 Westgate Dr., Park Forest, IL 60466(708-724-0130) Men’s Min. Dir. - Ronald Jones, 3320 Holden Ct., Matteson, IL 60443 (708-679-1663) Women’s Min. Dir.–Sharon Jones, 3320 Holden Ct., Matteson, IL 60443 (708-679-1663) NMI Pres.-Josef and Lori Gordon, 1045 Lioncrest Dr., Richton Park, IL 60471 (708-283-2330) Church Board Sec.-Victoria Smith, 454 Tamarack, Park Forest, IL 60466 (708-248-7169) Church Treas.-Latreese Bragg, 15108 Irving Ave., Dolton, IL 60419 (708-214-9952) Church Administrator—Felix Simpkins, 22428 Millard Ave., Richton Park, IL 60471(708-522-8033) Joliet Crystal Lawns (Organized 1967) (010-0365) Location—2424 Caton Farm Rd., Joliet, IL 60435 (fax: 815-436-4480; office: 815-436-3380) Pastor—(OE) Marlin Ludwig (Sherrie), 2424 Caton Farm Rd., Joliet, IL 60435 ([email protected]) NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Tanicia Rouse-Nelson, 100 Keuka Street, Joliet, IL 60436 NMI Pres.—Phil Perino, 8311 Wildspring Pkwy., Joliet, IL 60431 (815-254-5494) Church Board Sec.— Janae Lemmert, 137 Ringwood Ct., Bolingbrook, IL 60440 (630-226-0905) Church Treas.—April Barnes, 225 Prairie Ridge Dr., Minooka, IL 60447 (815-521-4296) Joliet First (Organized 1923) (010-0360) Location—1009 S Briggs St., Joliet, IL 60433 (fax: 815-726-1029; office: 815-726-5426) Pastor—(OE) (3/8/98) Michael W. Day (Ruth), 2438 Erskine Rd., Joliet, IL 60433 (815-723-8352) Assoc. Pastor Christian Ed. and Discipleship- John Vogel, 206 Fir, New Lenox, IL 60451 (815-462-1741) Children's Pastor.—Debbie Reiniche, 5448 E. 9000 North Rd., Manteno, IL (815-207-3595) SDMI Supt.—Woody Karr, 24106 N. Burr Ct., Channahon, IL 60410 (815-467-7876) Women's Min. Dir.—Ruth Day, 2438 Erskine Rd., Joliet, IL 60433 815-723-8352) NMI Pres.—Pat Marklund, 19952 S. Thorndale, Frankfort, IL 60423 (815-469-8136) Church Board Sec.—Dan Eaton, P.O. Box 368, Minooka, IL 60447 (815-467-4424) Church Treas.—George Murdaugh, 1028 McCameron, Lockport, IL 60441 (815-838-2867) Kankakee College Organized 1940) (010-0370) Location—200 University Ave. and 897 W 6000 N Rd., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (fax: 815-933-7396; office: 815-933-7749) Pastor – (OE) (07/08) Kendall Franklin (Denise), 200 University Ave., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-933-7749) Administrative Pastor- Brian Smith, 815 Tremont St., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-614-3287) Teaching Pastor- Mark Quanstrom, 291 W. Latham Dr., Bourbonnais, IL. 60914 (815-939-4831) Assoc. Pastor—Allen Dace, 282 S. Stadium Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-935-1640) Pastor of Worship & Arts—Fred Meadows, 200 University Ave., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-933-7749) Pastor of Jr. High Ministries—Elizabeth Bjorling, 300 Steeplechase Cir., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-939-3182) Pastor of Sr. High Ministries- Mike Morgan, 326 Princeton Ave., Bourbonnais, IL. 60914 (815-928-8789) Pastor of Congregational Care—Deborah Bell, 55 Castle Coombe, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-932-0432) Pastor to Families with Children- Ellen Steward, 465 Bresee Ave., Bourbonnais, IL. 60914 (815-935-1640) University Pastor- Matt Smith, 1305 Arrowhead Dr., Bourbonnais, IL. 60914 (815-953-2563) NMI Pres.—Deborah Hendrick, 450 S. Cryer Ave., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-933-6191)

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Church Board Sec.—Matt McBurnie, 232 Fox Trail Dr., Bourbonnais, IL. 60914 (815-932-6131) Church Treas.—Deb Maw, 1158 Game Trl. S, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-935-1883) Kankakee Eastridge (Organized 1945) (010-0380) Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 982, Bourbonnais, IL 60914)2679 E Court St., Kankakee, IL 60901 (fax: 815-932-9413; office: 815-932-9413) Pastor—(OE)(6/4/98) Gregory L. Chambers (Marcella), 290 Windermere Way, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-933-9831) Vis. Min.—Marcella Chambers, 290 Windermere Way, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-933-9831) Music Director- Andrew Waddell, 577 S. Dudley Grove Rd., Kankakee, IL 60901 (803-720-1680) Christian Education Director- Marcella Chambers, 290 Windermere Way, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-933-9829) Youth Pastor- Scott Sargent, 975 S. Lincoln, Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-545-3884) Children's Min. Dir.—Karen Boerhnsen, 1780 E. 3150 N Rd., Martinton, IL 60951 (815-428-7067) NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Kurt Schwab, 208 W. River St., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-370-1657) Prime Time Dir. - Dorothy Brower, 1343 Teresa Lane, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-939-1466) Parish Nurse—Ann Smith, 45 St. Michaels Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-932-9788) NMI Pres.—Barb Green, 1199 Mallard Dr., Bradley, IL 60915 (815-933-9130) Church Board Sec.—Carol George, 512 Evergreen Ln., Bradley, IL 60915 (815-937-1015) Church Treas.—Melton Green- 1199 Mallard Dr., Bradley, IL 60914 (815-933-9130) Kankakee First (Organized 1935) (010-0390) Location—1000 N. Entrance Ave., Kankakee, IL 60901 (fax: 815-933-7388; office: 815-933-1000) Pastor—(OE)(8/14/00) Edward H. Heck (Kathleen), 905 Percy Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-936-6369) Exec. Pastor of Family Life Ministries—Cindi Schimmelpfennig, 102 Dartmouth Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-933-0786) Exec. Pastor of Community Life Ministries- Mike Jones, 650 Olde Oak Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-936-0361) Assoc. Pastor of Hispanic Ministries—TBA Associate Pastor of Worship Arts— Jasper Taylor, 1000 N. Entrance, Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-933-1000) Assoc. Pastor of Children’s Min. - Leon M. Blanchette, 371 N. Michigan Ave., Bradley, IL 60915 (815-939-3878) Assoc. Pastor of Children’s Min.—Caley Spangenberg, 235 Fox Trail Ct., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-929-9078) Assoc. Pastor of Youth Min.—Steve Spangenberg, 235 Fox Trail Ct., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-929-9078) Assistant Pastor of Youth Min.—Joe Lee, 1000 N. Entrance, Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-939-5370) Associate -- Instrumental Dir.—Don Reddick, 708 River Pl., Bourbonnais, IL 60914(815-592-7778) Media Dir.- Megan Campbell, 1000 N. Entrance, Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-933-1000) SDMI Supt.—Mark Forgrave, 2208 W Garden Dr., Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-932-3739) NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Mike Love, 1471 S. Fifth Ave., Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-939-1456) Women's Min. Dir.— Chardell Smallwood, 1540 Carver Circle, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-933-0072) NMI Pres.—Tammy Chenoweth, 370 Buckman, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-935-1766) Church Board Sec.—Sue Williams, 1323 MacArthur, Bradley, IL 60915 (815-939-1392) Church Treas.—Tim Schweigert, 207 Fox Trail, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-936-0380) Kankakee Westbrook (Organized 1970) (010-0407) Location—900 W. Jeffery, Kankakee, IL 60901 (fax: 815-939-1893; office: 815-939-7291) Pastor—(OE) (8/20/00) Todd W. Peeler (Nancy), 1131 S 8th, Kankakee, IL 60901 ([email protected]; (815-932-3557) Assoc. Pastor – (05-01-07) Lisa Ulrich, 806 W. Van Meter, Kankakee, IL 60901 ([email protected], 815-935-1516)

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SDMI Supt.—Caren Holderman, 2911 Southbrook Dr. Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-932-7338) NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Julie Gall, 1584 S. Sixth Ave., Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-929-9112) Men's Min. Dir. — Brent Ulrich, 806 W. Van Meter, Kankakee, IL 60901 ([email protected], 815-935-1516) Women's Min. Dir.—Lisa Ulrich, 806 W. Van Meter, Kankakee, IL 60901 ([email protected], 815-935-1516) NMI Pres.—Beth Klein, 51 Brittany Lane, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-933-4222) Church Board Sec.—Caren Holderman, 2911 Southbrook Dr. Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-932-7338) Church Treas.—Greg Long, 769 W. Clinton, Kankakee, IL 60901 ([email protected], 815-935-1886) Kankakee Wildwood (Organized 1949) (010-0400) Location—425 E Court St., Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-933-2443) Pastor— (OE)(4/18/05) Carlson Cox (Icilma), 425 E. Court St., Kankakee, IL 60901 (443-739-8317) SDMI Supt.—Eunice Icilma Cox, 837 S. McKinley Ave., Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-304-4165) Children’s Ministry Director- Eunice Icilma Cox, 837 S. McKinley Ave., Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-304-4165) NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Hany Girgis, 1020 S. Wildwood, Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-935-8893) Adult Min. Dir.- Eunice Rono, 1130 S. Myrtle Ave., Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-935-7276) Men's Min. Dir.—Eric Osbourne, 650 Bisillon Ave., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-933-7108) NMI Pres.—Genevieve Arnold, 452 S. Wall, Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-933-2329) Church Board Sec.—Cheryl Seymour, 1380 Eagle Bluff Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-939-7135) Church Treas.—Debra Noble, 853 s. Elm, Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-936-9397) Kempton (Organized 1953) (010-0410) Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 98) 105 E. Main St, Kempton, IL 60946 (815-253-6250) Pastor—(OE) (3/19/98) John Mohler (Karen), P.O. Box 2, Kempton, IL 60946 (815-253-6250) SDMI Supt.—Wanda Holmgren, P.O. Box 122, Cabery, IL 60919 (815-949-1790) NMI Pres.—Andy Holmgren, P.O. Box 122, Cabery, IL 60919 (815-949-1790) Church Board Sec.—Wanda Holmgren, P.O. Box 122, Cabery, IL 60919 (815-949-1790) Church Treas.—Andy Holmgren, P.O. Box 122, Cabery, IL 60919 (815-949-1790) Korean Naperville (CTM) (010-0006) Location- 1451 Raymond Dr., Naperville, IL 60563 Pastor- Eun Ho Kim, 831 Beaumont Dr., #101, Naperville, IL 60540 (630-548-2104) Lighthouse Community (Organized 1952) (010-0420) Location—17500 Lighthouse Lane, Lansing, IL 60438 (708-474-9045) Pastor—(LM) (9/1/2008) Kevin Gardner (Valerie), 9591 E. Oakridge Dr., St. John, IN 46373 (708-474-9045) Music Dir.—Vernon Smith, 17845 Rose Ave., Lansing, IL 60438 (708-895-9387) Church Sec. /Pastoral Assistant – Kara Krestel, 17500 Lighthouse Dr., Lansing, IL 60438 (708-253-3827) SDMI Supt.—Sara Lakie, 17510 Shirley Dr., Lansing, IL 60438 (708-334-8839) NYI Pres.- Jacob Reyes, 25750 Nancy St., Crete, IL 60417 (708-263-9743) NMI Pres.—Kara Krestel, 17500 Lighthouse Dr., Lansing, IL 60438 (708-253-3827) Church Board Sec.- Sharon Krestel, 4244 W. 150th St., Midlothian, IL 60445 (708-597-1579) Treas. —Bill Bills, 17 3605 Glynwood, Hazel Crest, IL 60429 (708-335-4791) Limestone Community (Organized 1958) (010-0429) Location—(Mail: 4952 Hilltop Road) 863 N. 500 W. Rd., Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-933-5288) Pastor—(OE) (12/3/07) Phillip T. Dorries (Olivia), 4952 Hilltop Rd., Kankakee, IL 60901

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(815-932-4070) Music Dir.—Carol Doenges, 3493 W. 5000 Rd., Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-697-4760) Children's Min. Dir -- Caroline Wainwright 100 University Ave., Box 8715, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (616-780-7584) SDMI Supt.—Sue Dunnill, 4388A 6500 N. Rd., Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-932-5828) Adult Min. Dir—Sheri Hanners, 360 N. Cleveland, Bradley, Il 60915 (815-263-3743) Men's Min. Dir.—Michael Pierson, 220 N. Main St., Herscher, IL 60941 (815-421-4032) Women's Min. Dir.—Jodi Klinger, 47510 N. 5500 W. Rd., Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-735-1054) Prime Time Dir.—Carol Baur, 1355 S. 6th, Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-939-1883) NMI Pres.—John Wright, 259 LaSalle Ave., Bradley, IL 60915 (815-304-4329) Work & Witness Coord.- Dave Godwin, 1070 Cecil Dr., Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-933-2924) Church Board Sec.—Donelle Luhman, 4438 St. Rd., 45-52, Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-936-0998) Church Treas.—Jim Doenges, 3493 W. 5000 Rd., Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-697-9760) Living Water (Organized 2010) (010-0001) Location-(Mail: P.O. Box 187) 508 West Illinois Ave., Morris, IL 60450 ([email protected], cell: 815-252-4744) Pastor- (LM) Steven Cook, 22959 S. Frances Way, Channahon, IL 60410 (815-942-2000) Music Dir.- Christy Johnson, 503 Armstrong St., Morris, IL 60450 (815-941-4260) Associate Pastor of Children- Ashley Cook, 2704 Caddy Lane, Joliet, IL 60435 (815-685-0851) Women’s Min. Dir.- Michelle Schindlbeck, 223 Pleasant St., Morris, IL 60450 (815-941-3650) Church Board Secretary- Tracey Baker, 2035 Gully Road, Morris, IL 60450 (630-453-8734) Church Treas.- Christy Johnson, 503 Armstrong St., Morris, IL 60450 (815-941-4260) Lombard (Organized 1955) (010-0430) Location—536 N Rte 53, Lombard, IL 60148 (fax: 630-627-2833; office: 630-627-9444) Pastor—(OE) (9/17/96) Jerry N. Bimber (Kathleen), 519 E Maple St., Lombard, IL (630-627-4962) Children's Min. Dir.—Jan Donovan, 489 N. Douglas, Villa Park, IL 601181 (630-330-8716) SDMI Supt.—TBA NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Scott Van Zee, 3247 Bremerton Ln., Aurora, IL 60504 (630-375-1860) Men's Min. Dir.—Mark Miller, 105 S. Wisconsin Ave, Villa Park, IL 60181 (630-832-9378) Women's Min. Dir.—Pam Miller, 105 S. Wisconsin Ave, Villa Park, IL 60181 (630-832-9378) Prime Time Dir.- Mille Cermak, 4221 Saratoga Ave., #406A, Downers Grove, IL (630-969-4254) NMI Pres. — Carolyn Klein, 2143 Hammel Ave., Aurora, IL 60504 (630-851-7125) Church Board Sec. — Lori Kachlic, 511 W. Woodland, Lombard, IL 60148 (630-268-1718) Church Treas.—Rich Hill, 54 Windsor Dr., Oak Brook, IL 60523 (630-990-2858) Manteno (Organized 1961) (010-0435) Location—(Mail: P O Box 698) 698 N Locust St., Manteno, IL 60950-0698 (fax: 815-468-9420; office: 815-468-8946) Pastor—(OE) (7/15/85) John T. McCormick (LeAnn), 255 S Poplar St., Manteno, IL 60950 (815-468-8231) Jr. & Sr. High Pastor—Aaron Gregory, (156 N. Hickory St., Manteno, IL 60950 (815-514-5333) Worship Pastor- Susan Armstrong, 20 Elmwood Dr., Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-304-5549) Children’s Pastor Bekah Bowman Missionary in Residence- Thomas Nothstine, 1124 W. Hawkins St., Kankakee, IL 60901 (815-304-4511) SDMI Supt.—Marion Pollard, 239 W. Fifth St., Manteno, IL 60950 (815-468-7381) NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Kevin Reardanz, 9504 N. 5000 E Rd., Manteno, IL 60950 (815-468-6925) Women's Min. Dir.—Melody Grimm, 810 Independence Dr., Bourbonnais, Il 60914(815-304-5042) Men’s Min. Dir.- Adam Reynolds, 1205 Todd Ln., Bourbonnais, Il 60914 (815-936-6344) NMI Pres.—Janice Carlson, 5761 Muriel Ln., St Anne, IL 60964 (815-933-6172) Church Board Sec.—Joyce Hale, 1297 Plum Creek Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-932-7342) Church Treas.—Mike Stroud, 894 Whitetail Bend, Manteno, IL 60950 (815-468-7342)

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Milford (Organized 1935) (010-0440) Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 218) 20 Axtel, Milford, IL 60953-1271 (815-889-4025) Pastor—(OE) (3/2/03) Robert G. Killion (Shirley), 354 North 000 East Rd., Loda, IL 60948 (217-386-2814) SDMI Chairperson.—Rodney Schroeder, 401 E. Wyman, Hoopeston, IL 60942 (217-283-5936) NMI Pres.—Shirley L. Killion, 354 North 000 East Rd., Loda, IL 60948 (217-386-2814) Church Board Sec.—Natalie Hawthorne, 100 E. Jones, Milford, IL 60953 (815-889-4813) Church Treas.—Natalie Hawthorne, 100 E. Jones, Milford, IL 60953 (815-889-4813) Momence First (Organized 1939) (010-0450) Location—226 W Fifth, Momence, IL 60954 (815-472-4654) Pastor - TBS SDMI Supt.—Sue Lincoln, 7 N. Pine, Momence, IL 60954 (815-472-4134) NYI Pres.- Steve Gross, 220 W. 5th St., Momence, IL 60954 (815-472-2208) NMI Pres.— Donna Hamilton, 22520 210 E. 3rd St., Momence, Il 60954 (815-472-6522) Church Board Sec. – Ada Gross, P. O. Box 125, Momence, IL 60954 (815-472-2208) Church Treas.—Mary Coulter, 3339 N. 16010 E. Rd., Momence, IL 60954 (815-472-6200) Mount Prospect (Inactive) (010-0270) Mount Prospect International (Organized 2003) (010-0461) Location- 1501 S. Linneman Rd., Mount Prospect, IL 60056 (www.mpicon.org;847-437-6335) Co-Pastors- Hispanic Ministries and Lead Pastor- (OE)(5/4/03) Jaime Lechuga, 476 Waterbury Ln.,

Roselle, IL 60172 (630-529-6548) Korean Ministries-Young C. Kim, 1822 W. Thornwood Ln., Mount Prospect, IL 60056 (847-366-2069) Associate Pastor Outreach/Evangelism- Edy De Leon, 11 N. Dryden Pl., Apt#2A, Arlington Hts., IL 60004 (847-212-8620) Associate Pastor- Licet De Leon, 11 N. Dryden Pl., Apt#2A, Arlington Hts., IL 60004 (847-212-8620) Music Dir.- Rolando Martinez, 631 W. Beau Ct., Apt#1, Des Plaines, IL 60018 SDMI Supt.- Jose Pinto, 815 E. Oakton St., Lot #67, Des Plaines, IL 60018

([email protected]) NYI Pres. – Isidra Patino, 1910 Green Ln., Apt#2B, Palatine, IL 60074 Men’s Min. Dir.- Juan De Leon, 11 N. Dryden PL., Apt#2A, Arlington Hts, IL 60004 Women’s Min. Dir.- Lourdez Lopez, 1835 Krowka Dr., Des Plaines, IL 60018 NMI Pres.-Berna Lechuga, 476 Waterbury, Rosell, IL 60172 Church Board Sec.-Janet Lechuga, 2968 Des Plaines Rd., North Riverside, IL 60546 (708-447-3485) Church Treasurer- Lourdes Lopez, 1835 Krowka Dr., Des Plaines, IL 60018 (847-795-9545) Mundelein (Organized 1954) (010-0470) Location—1515 W Maple/Rte 176, Mundelein, IL 60060 (fax: 847-949-1447; office: 847-949-1440) Pastor—(OE) (06/01/04) Douglas Ward (Michelle), 1109 S. Naperville Rd., Wheaton, IL 60187 (630-682-0372) Assoc. Pastor—Daniel Taylor, 5254 Louis Ct., Apt. C, Gurnee, IL 60031 Pastor of Children—Kurt Flemming, 1511 W. Maple/Rte. 176, Mundelein, IL 60060(847-566-6969) SDMI Supt.—Emmit Lehman, 1301 Ascot Ct., Grayslake, IL 60030 (847-566-2357) Prime Time Dir.—Fran Bryant, 1807 Paddock Ct., Grayslake, IL 60030 (847-546-1807) NMI Pres.- Evangeline Taylor, 5254 Louis Ct., Apt. C, Gurnee, IL 60031 Work & Witness Coord.—Dan Wandel, 840 Durham Ln., Grayslake, IL 60030 (847-223-0216) Church Board Sec.—Terry Kochersperger, 9710 Hunters Ln., Spring Grove, IL 60081 (815-675-0189) Church Treas.—Emmit Lehman, 1301 Ascot Ct., Grayslake, IL 60030 (847-223-6317)

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Mundelein Spanish (Organized 1988) (010-0272) Location—(Mail: 133 W Courtland St.) 1515 W. Maple Ave., Mundelein, IL 60060) (847-393-7090) Pastor—(OE) (5/17/88) Jeronimo Gutierrez (Mayda), 133 W. Courtland St, Mundelein, IL 60060 (847-970-6280) Assoc. Pastor—Julio Cesar Mina, 709 McKinley, Mundelein, IL 60060 (847-566-7938) Music Dir.—Alex de Leon Naperville Trinity (Organized 1940) (010-0480) Location—1451 Raymond Dr., Naperville, IL 60563 (fax: 630-778-0331; office: 630-778-0328) Pastor—(OE) (6/26/06) Harlan Buettner (Jennifer), 554 Danbury Ct., Oswego, IL 60543 (630-636-6733) Chr. Ed. (Dir./Min.)—John Polick, 2909 Savannah Dr, Aurora, IL 60504 (630-820-2854) Assoc. Pastor Worship/Youth-.— Matt Hancock, 1346 Eastwood Dr., Aurora, IL 60506 (630-962-2682) Men's Min. Dir.—Doug Xanders, 77 Forestview Lane, Aurora, IL 60504 (630-820-8994) Women's Min. Dir.—Denice Reiter, 912 Erb Farm Lane, Naperville, IL 60563 (630-357-4024) Prime Time Dir.—Char Brower, 230 Millington Ln., Aurora, IL 60504 (630-978-0772) NMI Pres.—Cindy Curtis, P.O. Box 5641, Naperville, IL 60567 (630-639-8345) Church Board Sec.— Darren Johnson, 1624 Spur Lane, Aurora, IL 60502 (630-898-2325) Church Treas.—IIona Sengupta, 1451 Raymond Dr., Naperville, IL 60563 (630-778-0328) New Horizons (Inactive) (010-0316) New Lenox (Organized 1959) (010-0485) Location—(Mail: 123 W. Wood St.) Corner of N. Cedar & W. Wood St., New Lenox, IL 60451 (815-485-6322) Pastor—(OE) (10/1/02) Richard A. Wright (Kathy), 1119 N. Cedar Rd., New Lenox, IL 60451 (815-485-6356) SDMI Supt.—Kathy Wright, 1119 N. Cedar Rd., New Lenox, IL 60451 (815-485-6356) NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Delano Norther, 123 W. Wood St., New Lenox, IL 60451 (815-485-6322) NMI Vice Pres. — Paula Darnall, 1128 Pine Pl., New Lenox, IL 60451 (815-485-8289) Church Board Sec.—Paula Darnall, 1128 Pine Pl., New Lenox, IL 60451 (815-485-8289) Church Treas.—Margaret Gilbert, 17660 Farrell Rd., Lockport, IL 60441 (815-838-1218) North Chicago (Organized 1996) (010-0105) Location—2044 Seymour Ave., North Chicago, IL 60064 Pastor— (OE) Wilfredo Canales (Interim) (Ada), 220 E. Munroe St. Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-935-0524) Associate Pastor- (LM) Edward Peñate, 4041 N. LeClaire Ave., Chicago, IL 60641 (773-375-7688) Asst. Pastor—Israel Ramirez, 909 Half Day Rd., Highland Park, IL 60035 (847-863-0276) SDMI Supt.—Alex Alvarado, 617 Western Ave., Highwood, IL 60040 (847-681-2179) NMI Pres.—Eliu Pivaral, 2030 Winter Ave., North Chicago, IL 60064 (847-269-6416) Church Board Sec.—Maria del Carmen Durán, 620 Sheridan Rd., Apt# 1A, Highwood, IL 60040 (224-321-2928) Church Treas.—Martha Gnaedinger, 1387 Lincoln Ave., S. Highland Park, IL 60035 (847-432-6985) Paxton (Organized 1943) (010-0500) Location—302 W State St., Paxton, IL 60957 (217-379-9117) Pastor— (7/12/09) Michael Fisk (Karen), 113 Essington Rd. #102, Joliet, IL 6035 ([email protected], 815-263-5707) SDMI Supt.—James Foster, 577 N. 1800 E. Rd., Paxton, IL 60957 (217-379-3976) NMI Pres.—Rose Lindgren, 1772 E. 1000 N. Rd., Loda, IL 60948 (217-386-2442) Church Board Sec.—Bob Lindgren, 1772 E. 1000 N. Rd., Loda, IL 60948 (217-386-2442) Church Treas.—Charlotte Bowen, 449 E. Pine, Paxton, IL 60957 (217-379-4457)

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Potomac (Organized 1941) (010-0610) Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 50) 206 E. State St., Potomac, IL 61865 (217-987-6574) Pastor—(1/17/10) Randall Holden (Nancy), 204 E. State St., Potomac, IL 61865 ([email protected], 217-987-6574) Music Dir.—Mary Remole, 31419 N. 750 E. Rd., Potomac, IL 61865 SDMI Supt.—John Alexander, P.O. Box 405, Potomac, IL 61865 (217-987-6490) Children’s Min. Dir.- Valerie Birge, 319 W. State St., Potomac, IL 61865 (217-898-0643) NMI Pres.—Loris Laci, 517 S. 5th St., Hoopeston, IL 60942 Church Board Sec.—Fran Lemke, P.O. Box 108, Potomac, IL 61865 (217-987-6943) Church Treas.—Mary Edenburn, 6711 E. 3250 N. Rd., Potomac, IL 61865 (217-987-6805) Real Life (Organized 2006) (010-0692) Location- 531 Devonshire Ln., Crystal Lake, IL 60014 Pastor- (OE)(6/03) Jeffrey P. Hodge (Tanett), 531 Devonshire Ln., Crystal Lake, IL 60014 (815-459-8668) Associate Pastor—Cynthia Grieb, 894 Aberdeen Dr., Crystal Lake, IL 60014 (815-477-7626) NYI Pres.-Chris Laney, 972 Cambridge, Crystal Lake, IL 60014 (815-788-5320) Children’s Min. Dir.-Tanett Hodge, 531 Devonshire Ln., Crystal Lake, IL 60014 (815-458-8668) SDMI Supt.- Ted Thayer, 225 Ridgewood Dr., Woodstock, IL 60098 (815-206-0376) NMI Pres.-Chuck Black, 9 Dartmoor Dr., Crystal Lake, IL 60014 (815-455-2527) Church Board Secretary- Ted Thayer, 225 Ridgewood Dr., Woodstock, IL 60098 (815-206-0376) Church Treas.-Marcy Laney, 972 Cambridge, Crystal Lake, IL 60014 (815-788-5320) and David Szaukellis, 23155 N. Church St., Barrington, IL 60010 (847-530-7664) Richton Park Community (Inactive) (010-0620) Schaumburg Korean (Inactive) (010-0293) Sheldon (Organized 1950) (010-0640) Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 187) 335 W. Center, Sheldon, IL 60966 (815-429-3771) Pastor—(OE) (8/5/85) Debora L. Ferch White (Eldon), P.O. Box 187, Sheldon, IL 60966 (815-429-3611) SDMI Supt.—Eldon White, 345 W. Depot, P.O. Box 187, Sheldon, IL 60966 (815-429-3611) NMI Pres.- Frank Paul, 182 Kentland, IN 47951 (765-237-8218) Church Board Sec.—Sarah McDaniel, 33WT Hubbard Tr., Watseka, IL 60970 (815-432-5819) Church Treas.—Caryl Lawson, 345 E. Marsile, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (815-929-0208) Suburban Community (Inactive) (010-0030) Waukegan First (Organized 1938) (010-0670) Location—3132 N McAree, Waukegan, IL 60087-2021 (fax: 847-775-7730; office: 847-662-5593) Pastor—(OE) (4/1/92) Jerry W. Harris (C. Sue), 3130 N McAree, Waukegan, IL 60087 (847-662-5593) Children's Min. Dir.—Brenda Fuller, 1816 Joppa, Zion, IL 60099 (847-746-8905) SDMI Supt.—C. Sue Harris, 3130 N. McAree, Waukegan, IL 60087 (847-662-5593) NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Christina Fischer, 2130 Kingston, Waukegan, IL 60087 (847-951-2154) Adult Min. Dir—Gordon Fuller, 1816 Joppa, Zion, IL 60099 (847-746-8905) Men's Min. Dir.— Gordon Fuller, 1816 Joppa, Zion, IL 60099 (847-746-8905) Women's Min. Dir.—C. Sue Harris, 3130 N. McAree, Waukegan, IL 60087-2021 (847-662-5593) NMI Pres.—Bonnie Moyer, 2217 20th St., Zion, IL 60099 (847-872-5806) Work & Witness Coord.- Christina Fischer, 2130 Kingston, Waukegan, IL 60087 (847-951-2154) Church Board Sec.—Gordon Fuller, 1816 Joppa, Zion, IL 60099 (847-746-8905) Church Treas.—Gordon Fuller, 1816 Joppa, Zion, IL 60099 (847-746-8905)

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West Chicago (Organized 1998) (010-0678) Location—(Mail: 219 Parker St., Apt. 201) 464 Ann St., West Chicago, IL 60185 (630-876-8587) Pastor—(OE) (10/4/98) Enrique Polanco (Gloria), 219 Parker St., Apt 201, West Chicago, IL 60185 (630-876-8587) Music Dir.—Byron Polanco, 219 Parker St., Apt 201, West Chicago, IL 60185 (630-876-8587) Chr. Ed. (Dir./Min.)—Gloria Polanco, 219 Parker St., Apt 201, West Chicago, IL (630-876-8587) NMI Pres.—Berta Dominguez, 1911 N. Richmond, Chicago, IL 60647 (773-645-9654) Church Board Sec.—Vanessa Polanco, 219 Parker St., Apt 201, West Chicago, IL 60185 (630-876-8587) Church Treas.—Federico Zamora, 1242 Westwood, West Chicago, IL 60185 (630-674-5631) Wilmington First (Organized 1945) (010-0680) Location—303 S Kankakee St., Wilmington, IL 60481 (815-476-4673) Pastor—(OE) (6/02) William T. Luttrell (Rora), 250 S Washington, Braidwood, IL 60408 ([email protected], 815-458-2006) Music Dir.- Matt Calhoun, 302 S. Joliet St., Wilmington, IL 6048 (815-370-1095) SDMI Supt.—Roger Calhoun, 240 E. First St, Braidwood, IL 60408 (815-458-6809) Children’s Min. Dir.- Rebecca Calhoun, 302 S. Joliet St., Wilmington, IL 6048 (815-931-9944) NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Matt Calhoun, 302 S. Joliet St., Wilmington, IL 60481 (815-476-4673) NMI Pres.—Rebecca Calhoun, 302 S. Joliet St., Wilmington, IL 60481 (815-476-4673) Church Board Sec.—Christopher Luttrell, 250 S. Washington, Braidwood, IL 60408 (815-458-2006) Church Treas.—Betty Calhoun, 240 E. First St., Braidwood, IL 60408 (815-458-6809) Word and Worship Christian Community (Organized 2009) (010-0008) Location- 1801 W. Jericho Rd., Aurora, IL 60506 Pastor- (LM) (1/1/2009) Michael Neil (Barbetta), 919 Merrill New Road, Sugar Grove, IL 60554 (630-897-9922) Music Dir.- Barbetta Neil, 919 Merrill New Road, Sugar Grove, IL 60554 (630-897-9922) SDMI Supt.- Sharon Tartt NYI Pres.- Barbetta Neil, 919 Merrill New Road, Sugar Grove, IL 60554 (630-897-9922) NMI Pres.- Nathan Mack Church Board Secretary- Kathryn Mack Church Board Treasurer- Daniel Jimenez Worth (Organized 1956) (010-0690) Location—6825 W. 112th St., Worth, IL 60482 (708-448-8981) Pastor—(8/1/96) Leonard T. Martz (Esther), 6823 W 112th St., Worth, IL 60482 ([email protected]) SDMI Supt.—Phyllis Ackerman, 7017 W. O'Connell Dr., Chicago Ridge, IL 60415 (708-636-9340) NMI Pres.—Phyllis Ackerman, 7017 W. O'Connell Dr., Chicago Ridge, IL 60415 (708-636-9340) Church Board Sec.—Phyllis Ackerman, 7017 W. O'Connell Dr., Chicago Ridge, IL 60415 (708-636-9340) Church Treas.—Phyllis Ackerman, 7017 W. O'Connell Dr., Chicago Ridge, IL 60415 (708-636-9340)

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MINISTERIAL ROLL Role Code

Key: Date is year ordained or recognized ( ) – Church Membership 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 GS--General Superintendent

MIS--Missionary PAS--Pastor (Including CTMs) PSV-FT--Pastoral Service, Full-time (Associate Minister) PSV-PT--Pastoral Service, Part-time (Associate Minister) RA--Retired, Assigned RU--Retired, Unassigned SEC--Song Evangelist, Commissioned SER--Song Evangelist, Registered SPC--Special Service/Interdenominational STU--Student TRF--In process of Transfer U-Unassigned

I. ORDAINED ELDERS 1999 PAS Aguilar, Pedro, 2952 N. Kildare, Chicago, IL 60641 (Chicago Emanuel Spanish) (773-272-3508) 1989 PAS Aills, Gary, 6245 W. 90th Pl., Oak Lawn, IL 60453 (Chicago Oak Lawn First) (708-599-7444) 1974 PAS Alfaro, José A., 229 Nordica Ave., Glenview, IL 60025 (Chicago First Spanish) (847-515-6290) 1985 PAS Anderson, David E., 101 George Fox Drive, Danville, IL 61832 (Danville First) (217-443-6105) 1983 U Anderson, Robert, 440 S. Enos, Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee College) (815-929-0174) 2010 PSV-FT Armstrong, Susan C., 20 Elmwood Dr., Kankakee, IL 60901 (Manteno) (815-304-5549) 1985 SPC Becker, David R., 1162 S. Elm Ave., Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee First) (815-936-1121) 2003 PSV-FT Bell, Deborah Jean, 55 Castle Coombe Dr., Bourbonnais, 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-939-0130) 1981 RA Bell, William, 55 Castle Coombe Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-939-0130) 1976 SPC Bellomy, Donald R., 391 Drummond Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914-1811 (Manteno) (815-933-7801) 1985 EDU/CHP Benson, Michael W., 97 Sugar Loaf Turn, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-370-4209) 2003 PSV-PT Bidle, Elizabeth, 141 S. Dearborn, Bradley, IL 60915 (Chicago Heights) (815-935-2106) 1994 PAS Bimber, Jerry N., 519 E Maple St., Lombard, IL 60148 (Lombard) (630-627-4962) 2010 PSV-FT Bjorling, Elizabeth, 300 Steeplechase Cir., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-939-3182) 1993 EDU/PSV-PT Blanchette, Leon M., 371 N. Michigan Ave., Bradley, IL 60915 (Kankakee First) (815-939-3878) 1949 RA/DA Bloom, Norman W., Elim Shores- 7900 Timber Lake Dr., Eden Prairie, MN 55347 (Kankakee College) (952-738-2600) 1977 EDU Bowling, John C., One University Ave., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-939-1414)

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1983 SPC Braaten, Laurie J., 810 Augusta Ave., Elgin, IL 60120 (Elgin) (847-429-0742) 1967 RA Branson, Robert D., 6377 S. Cabriolet Way, Pendleton, IN 46064 (Kankakee College) (765-778-4101) 1979 SPC Bray, William, 5727 Uncompahgre St., Colorado Springs, CO 80923 (Kankakee College) (719-598-3404) 2003 PSV-FT Britton, Timothy J., 17459 Teton Circle, Lockport, IL 60441 (Chicago First) (630-781-1572) 1982 U Brooks, Grover, 11 Quartermaster, Salem SC 29676 (Kankakee College) (864-719-0055) 2010 PSV-PT Brown, Robert I., 137 Sycamore Dr., Bolingbrook, IL 60490 (Chicago First) (708-641-0386) 1985 PAS Buettner, Harlan, 1321 Ivy Ln., Apt. 201, Naperville, IL 60563 (Naperville Trinity) (630-237-1799) 1983 DIA/EDU Canales, Wilfredo, 220 E. Munroe St., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-935-0524) 1978 PAS Chambers, Gregory L., 290 Windermere Way, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee Eastridge) (815-933-9829) 2008 PSV-FT Chambers, Marcella, 290 Windermere Way, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee Eastridge) (815-933-9831) 2007 SPC Clark, David William, 932 W. Willow, Chicago, IL 60614 (Chicago Northside) (312-944-9885) 2009 RA Cleare, Samuel O., 721 Edwin Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-933-5091) 2002 CHP Collins, Marsha, 147 S. Walnut, Manteno, IL 60950 (Manteno) (815-922-4766) 1993 PSV-FT Combs, Hugh A. (Andy), 14542 S. Mustang Dr., Homer Glen, IL 60491 (Chicago First) (708-301-9168) 1976 PAS Cox, Carlson R., 425 E. Court St., Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee Wildwood) (443-739-8317) 2004 SPC Crew, Jill, 2346 Sunnyside Dr., Woodbridge, IL 60517 (Chicago First) (708-937-5197) 1990 CHP Crombar, Craig, 1088 W. Walnut, Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee College) (815-922-0254) 1956 RA/PSV-PT Dace, Allen H. 282 S. Stadium Dr., Bourbonnais, IL, 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-935-1640) 1982 EDU Dalton, Ron, 1454 Westminster Lane, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-933-4537) 1995 PAS Day, Michael W., 2438 Erskine Rd, Joliet, IL 60433 (Joliet First) (815-723-8352) 2004 U De Leon, Ruth Elizabeth, 3065 George St., Apt A5, Waukegan, IL 60085 (Chicago First Spanish) (224-619-5804) 1973 RA Dean, William Ward,188 Bernard St., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-939-0888) 1977 U Dickson, J. Wade, 752 N.W. Holcomb, Mundelein, IL 60060 (Mundelein) (847-837-1828) 1990 PAS Dodd, W. Randy, 2324 W. Norfolk Rd., Crete, IL 60417 (Chicago Heights) (708-481-3210) 1985 U Dodds, Jon, 1477 W. Station St., Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee College) (815-935-5053) 2005 PAS Dorries, Phillip, 4952 Hilltop Rd., Kankakee, IL 60901 (Limestone Community) (815-932-4070) 1948 RA Ellwanger, C. William, 89 Briarcliff Ln., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-937-0278) 1985 PAS Else, H. Mark, 5531 W. 130th Street, Palos Heights, IL 60463 (Chicago Calvary) (708-371-0625)

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1997 SPC Enfield, Jeffery Wayne, 4806 W. Doris Dr., Kankakee, IL 60901 (Limestone) (815-935-9927) 2008 PSV-FT Engelkens, Desiree, 20 W. Circle Dr., St. Anne, IL 60964 (Bradley First) (815-954-7187) 1981 RA Farber, James, 941 E. Washington St., Morris, IL 60450 (Wilmington) (815-942-2816) 1965 RA Fisher, Ralph W., 6556 S. Coldwater Rd., Blanchard, MI 49310 (Living Water) (989-561-5775) 1954 RA Foote, William G., 362 N. Ashley Ave., Bourbonnais, IL 60914-2054 (Kankakee College) (815-939-3027) 1991 RU Foster, Roy E., 710 Westwood Drive, Catlin, IL 61817 (Paxton) (217-427-5648) 1988 PAS Franklin, R. Kendall, 200 University Avenue, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-933-7749) 2000 U Gaikwad, Sunil, 1112 Williams Ave., Deerfield, IL 60015 (Chicago First) (708-261-8844) 2008 PAS Garcia, Juan 4177 W. Nelson St., # 1, Chicago, IL 60641 (Chicago Ebenezer) (773-276-3792) 2007 PSV-FT Garcia, Juan Carlos, 12 N. 171 Berner Rd., Elgin, IL 60120 (Elgin) (847-483-4752) 1965 RA/SPC Garton, Franklin D., 198 Esther Cir., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-932-5120) 2001 PAS Gutierrez, Jeronimo, 133 W Courtland St., Mundelein, IL 60060 (Mundelein Spanish) (847-970-6280) 2006 PSV-FT Hancock, Matthew, 1346 Eastwood Dr., Aurora, IL 60506 (Naperville Trinity) (630-778-0328) 1985 U Harris, James I., 220 Hauser Ct., New Lenox, IL 60451 (Chicago First) (815-485-8916) 1979 PAS Harris, Jerry W., 3130 N. McAree, Waukegan, IL 60087 (Waukegan First) (847-662-5593) 1974 U Haskins, Duane, 261 E. Marsile, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-932-2326) 1982 PAS Heck, Edward H., 905 Percy Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-936-6369) 2010 PAS Hess, Charles H., 721 Sherman, Danville, IL 61832 (Danville Northside) (217-446-6796) 1966 PSV-FT Hindmand, Lawrence W., 9625 Mason Ave., Oak Lawn, IL 60453 (Chicago First) (708-857-4770) 2005 PAS Hodge, Jeffrey P., 531 Devonshire Ln., Crystal Lake, IL 60014 (Real Life) (815-459-7578) 1990 EDU Holcomb, Mark, One University Ave., #6048, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-939-5131) 2008 PAS Holden, Randall, 206 E. State St., Potomac, IL 61865 (Potomac) (217-304-3140) 2010 PSV-FT Hur, Dae Haung, 1111 N. Wells, Suite 305, Chicago, IL 60610 (Chicago First Korean) (312-255-0151) 1972 RA Ireland, Herbert G., 429 W. Evergreen St., Wheaton, IL 60187 (630-580-5567) 1954 RU Jarnagin, John R., 1207 Riverlane Dr., Bradley, 60915 (Kankakee First) (815-932-4355) 1990 PSV-PT Jones, Michael, 650 Olde Oak Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-936-0361) 1945 RA Joplin, Elmer, 494 Eugene Drive, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-932-8495) 1973 CHP Kaufman, Duane B., PO Box 123, Seneca, IL 61360 (Kankakee First) (815-357-6145)

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1966 RA/PAS Killion, Robert G., 354 N 000 E Rd., Loda, IL60948 (Milford) (217-386-2814) 1981 RA Kim, Choong Shin, 2830 Effingham Ct., Schaumburg, IL 60193 (Chicago First Korean) (630-379-1493) 2007 PAS Kim, Eun Ho, 831 Beaumont Dr., #101, Naperville, IL 60540 (Korean Naperville) (630-548-2104) 1999 PAS Kim, Young C., 1822 W. Thornwood Ln., Mount Prospect, IL 60056 (Mt. Prospect International) (847-366-2069) 1995 PAS Kwak, Ho-Kyung, 1691 S. Green Meadows Blvd., Streamwood, IL 60107 (Chicago First Korean) (773-983-9191) 1971 RA Laci, Frank R., 517 N. 10th Ave., Hoopeston, IL 60942 (Potomac) (217-283-4476) 1988 U Laurea, Constante M., 5455 N. Christiana Ave. Apt. 1, Chicago, IL 60625 (Chicago Northside) (773-600-6529) 2005 PAS Lechuga, Jaime D., P.O. Box 725146 Roselle, IL 60172 (Mount Prospect International) (630-372-2182) 1996 CHP Lee, James B. (Brad), 20211 Upper Greatland, Chugiak, AK 99567 (Danville Southside) (907-688-0335) 1969 RA Lee, Sang Kyun, 4645 N. Sheridan Rd. Apt. 312, Chicago, IL 60640 (Chicago Northside) (773-334-0534) 1964 RA Leigh, Gilbert, 6900 S. Chappel, Chicago, IL 60649 (Chicago Ingleside Community) (773-288-4387) 1981 EDU Leth, Carl, 877 S. Chicago Ave., Kankakee, IL 60901 (Hoopeston Community) (815-936-1590) 2005 PSV-FT Lewis, Adam, 15156 Long Meadow Dr., Lockport, IL 60441 (Chicago First) (815-836-0250) 1992 SPC Lineberry, Loren D., 2016 Serenity Ln.,Woodstock, IL 60098 (Elgin) 2001 PSV-FT Ludwig, David P., 16453 Club Court, Crest Hill, IL 60403 (Chicago First) (630-728-2032) 1993 PAS Ludwig, Marlin, 2424 Caton Farm Rd., Joliet, IL 60435 (Joliet Crystal Lawns) (815-436-7429) 1992 PAS Luttrell, William T., 250 S. Washington, Braidwood, IL 60408 (Wilmington First) (815-458-2006) 1958 RA Malliett, Lowell M., 743 Stockton Heights Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-935-2206) 1983 SPC Martin, Troy W., 513 S. Cleveland Ave., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Manteno) (815-939-4803) 2009 PSV-FT Mayen, Enrique, 10115 Old Orchard Ct., Skokie, IL 60076 (Chicago First Spanish) (773-351-2316) 1986 PAS Mayorga, Sergio, 12815 Gregory Street (PO Box 775), Blue Island, IL 60406 (Blue Island Spanish) (708-385-0984) 1990 CHP McCann, Thomas W., 104 Circle Ct, Watseka, IL 60970 (Hoopeston Community) (815-432-2726) 1978 PAS McCormick, John T., 255 S Poplar St, Manteno, IL 60950 (Manteno) (815-468-8231) 1977 DA/EDU Mercer, Timothy J., 180 Spencer Ct., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-802-0898) 1980 U Meyering, Paul, 17609 Roosevelt Ave, Homewood, IL 60430 (Chicago Mt. Greenwood) (708-957-0504) 1984 PAS Miller, Rodney J., 1135 Ironwood Ct, Elgin, IL 60120 (Elgin) (847-695-0078) 2009 CHP Millhuff, Howard G., 6301 Victoria Drive, Oak Forest, IL 60452 (Chicago First) (708-687-8382) 2001 SPC Mills, Dwayne P., 835 Peony Lane, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-932-7936)

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1980 PAS Mills, Wesley, 347 N. Cleveland, Bradley, IL 60915 (Blue Island) (815-939-7608) 1987 PAS Mohler, John, PO Box 2, Kempton, IL 60946 (Kempton) (815-253-6250) 1981 SPC Mongerson, John O., 183 N. Center Ave., Bradley, IL 60915 (Kankakee First) (815-939-5101) 1978 EDU Moore, Franklin, 1113 Game Trail S., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-928-5447) 1951 ESR/RA Morgan, Earl L., 494 Meadows Rd. S., Bourbonnais IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-933-8216) 1983 RA Nelson, Alverne J., 103 Old Farm Midcourt, Bradley, IL 60915 (Kankakee College) (815-933-1621) 1973 DA Nothstine, Thomas, 1124 W. Hawkins St., Kankakee, IL 60901 (Manteno) (815-304-4511) 2006 EDU Olney, Kent R., 282 E. Charles St., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-922-3471) 1964 RA Oxner, William E., 1494 Timber Ridge Ave., Kankakee, IL 60901 (Blue Island) (815-936-1802) 1973 U Panos, Ronald, 122 E. Memorial Rd., Bensenville, IL 60106 (Lombard) (630-766-8602) 1990 PSV-PT Pavlick, Kenny R., 8490 S. 700 W., Williamsport, IN 47993 (Danville First) (765-793-7626) 1990 PAS Peeler, Todd W., 1131 S. 8th, Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee Westbrook) (815-932-3557) 2004 EDU/PAS Perabeau, Charles, 1912 W. Leland, Chicago, IL 60640 (Chicago Northside) (815-935-0438) 2001 PAS Pineda, Gilmar, 7401 W. 63rd St., Summit, IL 60501 (Chicago Summit Spanish) (630-936-0634) 1997 PAS Pitcher, Kent, 3134 Cobblestone Ln., Danville, IL 61832 (Danville Southside) (217-443-4180) 2004 PAS Polanco, Enrique, 219 Parker St., Apt. 201, West Chicago, IL 60185 (West Chicago) (630-876-8587) 1997 PSV-PT Primo Antonio, Nahum, 30 N. 7th Ave., Maywood, IL 60153 (Chicago First Spanish) (708-681-4430) 1983 PAS Qandah, Jamil, 2536 N. Newcastle Ave., Chicago, IL 60707-2246 (Chicago Oak Lawn Arabic) (773-622-0822) 1984 EDU/PSV-PT Quanstrom, Mark, 291 William Latham Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (618-939-5671) 2001 PSV-FT Ratthahao, James Sisouphanh, 226 Longford Ct., Elgin, IL 60120 (Elgin) (847-741-3879) 1971 RA Remmenga, Al, 1405 Burch W8, Bourbonnais, IL 60914-3973 (Kankakee First) (815-935-8473) 1997 PAS Reyad, Hosny, 17111 Odell Ave., Tinley Park, IL 60477 (Chicago Southside Arabic) (708-532-6100) 2000 TRF Richardson, Gary L., In process of transfer to Indianapolis 1959 DA Short, Jerry L., P.O. Box 497 Catlin, IL 61817 (Danville First) (217-474-8882) 1973 U Simon, Keith A., 229 N. Roy St., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Limestone) (815-939-0914) 1995 PSV-FT Smith, Brian D., 815 Tremont St., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-614-3287) 2003 PSV-PT Smith, Matthew A., 1305 Arrowhead Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-953-2563) 1985 EDU Smith, Robert Doyle, 578 Westberry Ln., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-932-3304) 1996 RA Smith, Warren N., 45 St. Michael’s Dr.,Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee Eastridge) (815-932-9788)

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1968 U Snodgrass, Claude L., 121 N. Tomagene Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-932-9604) 2008 PSV-FT Spangenberg, Caley, 235 Fox Trail Ct., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-929-9078) 2008 PSV-FT Spangenberg, Steven, 235 Fox Trail Ct., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-929-9078) 1983 RA Sparks, K. Michael, 6257 N. Lake in the Woods Dr., Brazil, IN 47834 (Limestone Community) (812-448-2765) 1946 RA Sprunger, Virgil, 350 Mayfair Dr., Lincoln, IL 62656 (Elgin) (217-732-7367) 1962 U Stone, Clifford, 267 W. Marsile, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Bradley First) (815-937-0533) 1971 RA/PSV-FT Story, John, Sr., 1205 S Seventh Ave, Kankakee, IL 60901 (Gilman) (815-939-1218) 2004 PSV-FT Thompson, Jeremiah D., 674 Cooper Ave.., Elgin, IL 60120 (Elgin) (847-695-2466) 1985 PAS Ulmet, Kevin M., 2 Timberline Place, Lemont, IL 60439 (Chicago First) (630-257-9986) 1988 U Ulrich, Brent A., 806 W. Van Meter, Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee Westside) (815-935-1516) 2008 PSV-PT Ward, Don, 9201 Lynwood, Oak Lawn, IL 60453 (Chicago Oak Lawn First Church) (708-229-2047) 1990 PAS Ward, Doug, 1109 S. Naperville Rd., Wheaton, IL 60189 (Mundelein) (630-682-0372) 1992 U Watson, Milton, 225 E. Pells St., Paxton, IL 60957 (Paxton) (217-379-3635) 1957 RA Watson, Wilmer R., 1573 Carver Cir., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-936-1687) 1993 EDU Webb, Walter W., 1603 Waterberry Dr.,Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-933-3792) 1968 RA Westveer, Daniel D., 6217 Thames Pl., Vero Beach, FL 32966 (Chicago Heights) (231-760-2028) 1971 EVR Wheelock, Daniel E., 2809 Calmer Dr., Joliet, IL 60433 (Joliet First) (815-722-8362) 1988 PAS White, Debora L. Ferch, P O Box 187, Sheldon, IL 60966 (Sheldon) (815-429-3611) 1959 RA White, Paul E., 403 E. Plumb St., Ransom, IL 60470 (Danville Cedar Grove) (815-586-4657) 1992 U White, Raymond L., 28 N. Alexander, Danville, IL 61832 (Danville First) (217-446-4512) 1954 RA Wickersham, Gordon C., 16 N. West Ave., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-939-1111) 1985 RA Wiggins, William C., 2010 Rileysburg Rd., Danville, IL 61834 (Danville First) (217-446-6253) 1979 U Williams, Gordon M., 2513 Live Oak Dr., Crest Hill, IL 60403 (Joliet First) (815-704-2008) 1988 DS/PAS Wilson, Brian E., P O Box 101163, Chicago, IL 60610 (Grace Fellowship) (312-255-0151) 1973 RU Wood, George L., 866 S. Evergreen, Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee College) (815-939-9914) 1995 PAS Wright, Richard A., 1119 N. Cedar Rd., New Lenox, IL 60451 (New Lenox) (815-485-6356) 1998 PAS Wright, William W. (Bill), 120 Marlowe Rd., Danville, IL 61832 (Danville Westside) (217-442-0552) 1955 U Yochim, Harold, 355 Diversatech Dr.,Apt. 227, Manteno, IL 60950 (Manteno) (815-468-4392)

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2001 EVR Zaldivar, Raul, 3047 Marion St., Elgin, IL 60124 (Chicago First Spanish) (954-326-0522)

J. ORDAINED DEACONS 2003 U Allen, Edith K., 1347 Westminster Ln., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-932-4573) 1997 EDU Chenoweth, Gregg, 370 Buckman Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-932-6587) 1998 SPC Dearth, Gary D., Jr., 394 Princeton Ave., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-802-1274) 2003 PSV-PT Flemming, Kurt, 1511 W. Maple Avenue, Mundelein, IL 60060 (Mundelein) (847-566-6969) 2006 PSV-FT Howe, Clark M. 15559 Willow Ct., Homer Glenn, IL 60491 (Chicago First) (708-359-5599) 2001 U Klavohn, Jon Edward, 960 Peony Lane, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-936-9359) 2001 SPC Knight, Justin D., 1 University Ave., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-932-3240) 1996 SPC Koch, William H., 660 Oak Run Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914) (Kankakee First) (815-928-8568) 1989 SPC Martin, Stanley N., 1481 Middlebury Ct., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-932-6358) 2001 SPC Mountain, Mark, 1321 Eagle Bluff Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Manteno) (815-304-6717) 2010 PSV-FT Quade, Brian, 12705 Bell Rd., Lemont, IL 60439 (Chicago First) (708-491-9373) 2010 EDU/PSV-PT Reddick, Donald O., Jr. 708 River Pl., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-592-7778) 2003 PSV-PT Reiniche, Debra Kay, 5448 E. 9000 N. Rd., Manteno, IL 60950 (Joliet First) (815-207-3595) 2005 U Reiniche, John C., 5448 E. 9000 N. Rd., Manteno, IL 60950 (Joliet First) (815-207-3594) 1997 PSV-FT Schimmelpfennig, Cindi S., 102 Dartmouth Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-933-0784) 1986 EDU Wine, David, 916 Percy Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-932-9223)

K. RETIRED MINISTERS Bell, William, 55 Castle Coombe Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-939-0130) Bloom, Norman W., Elim Shores- 7900 Timber Lake Dr., Eden Prairie, MN 55347 (Kankakee College) (952-738-2600) Branson, Robert D., 6377 S. Cabriolet Way, Pendleton, IN 46064 (Kankakee College) (765-778-4101) Cleare, Samuel O., 721 Edwin Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-933-5091) Dace, Allen H., 282 S. Stadium Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-935-1640) Dean, William Ward, 188 Bernard St., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-939-0888) Ellwanger, C. William, 89 Briarcliff Ln, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-937-0278) Farber, James, 941 E. Washington St., Morris, IL 60450 (Wilmington) (815-942-2816) Fisher, Ralph W., 6556 S. Coldwater Rd., Blanchard, MI 49310 (Living Water) (989-561-5775) Foote, William G., 362 N. Ashley Ave., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College)(815-939-3027) Foster, Roy E., 710 Westwood Dr., Catlin, IL 61817 (Paxton) (217-427-5648) Garton, Franklin D., 198 Esther Cir., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-932-5120) Jarnagin, John R., 1207 Riverlane Dr., Bradley, IL 60915 (Kankakee First) (815-932-4355) Joplin, Elmer, 494 Eugene Drive, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-932-8495)

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Killion, Robert G., 354 North 000 Rd., Loda, IL 60948 (Milford) (217-386-2814) Kim, Choong Shin, 2830 Effingham Ct., Schaumburg, IL 60193 (630-379-1493) (Chicago First Korean) (847-798-8368) Laci, Frank R., 517 N. 10th Ave., Hoopeston, IL 60942 (Potomac) (217-283-4476) Lee, Sang Kyun, 4645 N. Sheridan Rd. Apt. 312, Chicago, IL 60640 (Chicago Northside) (773-334-0534) Leigh, Gilbert, 6900 S. Chappel, Chicago, IL 60649 (Chicago Ingleside Community) (773-288-4387) Malliett, Lowell M., 743 Stockton Heights Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-935-2206) Morgan, Earl L., 494 Meadows Rd. S., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-933-8216) Nelson, Alverne J., 103 Old Farm Midcourt, Bradley, IL 60915 (Kankakee College)(815-933-1621) Oxner, William E. 1494 Timber Ridge Ave., Kankakee, IL 60901 (Blue Island) (815-936-1802 Remmenga, Al, 1405 Burch W8, Bourbonnais, IL 60914-3973 (Kankakee First) (815-935-8473) Smith, Warren N., 45 St. Michaels Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee Eastridge) (815-932-9788) Sparks, K. Michael, 6257 North Lake in the Woods Dr.,Brazil, IN 47834 (Limestone) (812-448-2765) Sprunger, Virgil, 350 Mayfair Dr., Lincoln, IL 62656 (Elgin) (217-732-7367) Story, John, Sr., 1205 S. Seventh Ave, Kankakee, IL 60901 (Gilman) (815-939-1218) Watson, Wilmer R., 1573 Carver Cir., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-936-1687) Westveer, Daniel D., 6217 Thames Pl., Vero Beach, FL 32966 (Chicago Heights) (231-760-2028) White, Paul E., 403 E. Plum St., Ransom, IL (60470 Danville Cedar Grove) (815-586-4657) Wickersham, Gordon C., 16 N. West Ave., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-939-1111) Wiggins, William C., 2010 Rileysburg Rd., Danville, IL 61834 (Danville First) (217-446-6253) Wood, George L., 866 S. Evergreen, Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee College) (815-939-9914)

L. LICENSED MINISTERS 2008 PAS G E Alexander, Jeffery C., 235 E. Grand Dr.,Apt#1, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Hoopeston First) (217-497-9872) 2003 PSV-FT G E Alfaro, Hector, 4705 W. Berenice, Chicago, IL 60641 (Chicago First Spanish) (773-992-7307) 2009 PSV-FT 4 E Allen, Ronald, 914 Pasture Rose St., Joliet, IL 60431 (Chicago First) (312-287-7074)) 2009 SPC 2 E Bahr, William, 590 Turnberry Dr. Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-936-0141) 2010 STU 4 E Benson, Michael Andrew, One University Ave., Box 609, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College ) (815-939-5369) 2009 STU 4 E Bowmar, Brandon, 7606 N. 250 W., West Lafayette, IN, 47906 (Momence First) (765-414-4122) 2010 STU 1 E Bran, Carlos, 2930 N. Lewis, Waukegan, IL 60087 (North Chicago) (847-529-5447) 2005 STU G E Bridges, Thomas J., 730 N. 23rd St. Apt. 304, Milwaukee, WI 53233 (Kankakee College) (815-351-0763) 2007 PAS G E Caldwell, Paul W. 600 N. Colfax, Crescent City, IL 60928 (Gilman) (815-683-2167) 2003 PSV-PT G E Cardenas, David, 5247 W. Byron, Chicago, IL 60641 (Chicago Emanuel Spanish) (773-794-9665) 2005PSV-FT 4 D Chamberlain, Sarah, 2214 N. Vermilion St.,Danville, IL 61832 (Danville First) (217-431-4779) 2009 TRF G E Cho, Byoung Youn, In process of transfer to Louisiana 2010PSV-PT 3 E Cook, Ashley M., 2704 Caddy Ln., Joliet, IL , (Living Water) (815-630-5698)

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2003 PAS 4 E Cook, Steven D., 22959 S. Frances Way, Channahon, IL 60410 (Living Water) (815-252-4744) 2010 PSV-PT 4 E Cooper, Marie Donaldson, 4336 W. Adams St., Chicago, IL (Chicago First) (773-921-9690) 2010 STU 4 E Crowley, Jacob Gordon, 901 Gettysburg Dr., Apt. 2, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (217-691-4430) 2008 U G E Dace, Trevor, 265 N. Randolph Ave., Bradley, IL 60915 (815-216-7092) 2007 STU G E Davey, Brandon K., One University Ave., Box 6112, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-210-6545) 2010 PSV-PT 2 E De Leon, Edy, 11 N. Dryden Pl., Apt#2, Arlington Heights, IL (Mt Prospect International) (224-663-8709) 2010 PSV-PT 2 E De Leon, Licet, 11 N. Dryden Pl., Apt#2, Arlington Heights, IL (Mt. Prospect International) (224-663-8709) 2009 PSV-FT 4 E Emmons, Jeffrey T., 322 A. Woodcreek Dr., #118, Bolingbrook, IL 60440. (Chicago First) (630-415-9383) 2009 PAS 4 E Evans, Michael, 12500 S. Lowe, Chicago, IL 60628 (Chicago Ingleside) (312-206-1931) 2009 PAS G E Fisk, Michael G., 201 N. Raynor Ave., # 2F, Joliet, IL 60435 (Paxton) (815-263-5707) 2005 SPC G E Fuhrmann, Justin, 950 Heritage Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-937-9902) 2008 GA/SPC G E Gaines (Songer-) Shawna, 174 S. Charlotte St., Lombard, IL 60148 (Grace Fellowship) (209-728-5313) 2004 SPC G E Gaines, Timothy, 174. S. Charlotte St., Lombard, IL 60148 (Grace Fellowship) (209-324-1867) 2009 STU 4 E Gall, Aaron M., 1584 S. Sixth Ave., Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee Westbrook) (815-929-9112) 2003 PSV-PT G E Garcia, Ezequiel, 7401 W. 63rd St., Summit, IL 60501 (Chicago Summit Spanish) (708-785-1080) 2008 STU 3 D Garcia, Jose Enrique, 25128 W. Bonner Rd., Wauconda, IL 60084 (Mundelein Spanish) (815-999-9259) 2009 STU 3 E Garcia, Rita, 25128 W. Bonner Rd., Wauconda, IL 60084 (Mundelein Spanish) (815-999-9260) 2009 PAS 4 E Gardner, Kevin, 9591 E. Oakridge Dr., St. John, IN 46373 (Lighthouse Community) (708-474-9045) 2008 STU 4 E Gonzalez, William M., 313 Todd St., Park Forest, IL 60466 (Chicago Heights) (708-308-0733) 2006 PSV-FT G E Gregory, Aaron, 156 N. Hickory St., Manteno, IL 60950 (Manteno) (815-514-5333) 2007 PSV-PT 4 D Grieb, Cynthia, 894 Aberdeen Dr., Crystal Lake, IL 60014 (Real Life) (815-477-7626) 2009 PSV-PT/SER 4 E Grindle, Jeffery Robert, 7732 S. Austin Ave., Burbank, IL 60459 (Chicago Oak Lawn First) (312-237-1831) 2006 PSV-FT G E Hansen, Ryan L., 6524 N. Bosworth Ave. Apt. 2, Chicago, IL 60626 (Grace Fellowship) (773-338-3799) 2007 U G E Hird, Brandon, 465 Dogwood St., Park Forest, IL 60466, (Chicago Heights) (708-497-0430) 2010 STU 1 E Huitt, David, 3807 Wual Dr., El Reno, OK (Waukegan First) (847-899-6087) 2009 STU G E Jones, Kedric, 440 Cryer Ave., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-545-2832) 2007 U G E Karuchit, Andrew H., 16757 S. Ottawa Dr., Lockport, IL 60441 (Chicago First) (614-506-1353) 2009 PSV-FT 2 D Karuchit, Jessica D., 16757 S. Ottawa Dr., Lockport, IL 60441 (Chicago First) (708-574-8195) 2005 SPC G E Leach, Tara Beth, 51 Dorsett Ct., Aurora, IL 60540

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(Kankakee College) (815-372-9207) 2006 PSV-PT G E Lee, Joseph Michael, 1000 N. Entrance, Box 6093, Bourbonnais, IL 60914, IL 60901 (Kankakee First) (815-939-5370) 2002 PSV-PT G E Mata, Abel, 4707 W. Berenice Ave., Chicago, IL 60641 (Chicago First Spanish) (815-258-6385) 2008 STU G E Moore, Elizabeth J., 203 Bernard St., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee Eastridge) (815-939-9061) 2009 PAS 4 E Neil, Michael T., 919 Merrill New Road, Sugar Grove, IL 60554 (Word and Worship Christian Community) (630-897-9922) 2006 U 4 D Nush, Aaron W., 20025 Mallory Dr., Frankfort, IL 60423 (Chicago First) (815-210-9969) 2007 DA/PSV-PT4 E Peñate, Edward, 4041 N. Leclaire Ave., Chicago, IL 60641 (North Chicago) (773-575-7688 2009 PSV-FT 2 E Pineda, Sandra, 7401 W 63rd St., Summit, IL 60501 (Chicago Summit Spanish) (708-299-7401) 2010 PSV-PT 2 E Pierson, Michael R., 220 N. Main St., Hersher, IL 60941 (Limestone Community) (815-421-4032) 2003 PAS 3 E Quezada, Alberto, P.O. Box 75, Aroma Park, IL 60910 (Aroma Park) (815-937-4039) 2006 PSV-PT G E Ramirez, Israel, 909 Half Day Rd., Highland Park, IL 60035 (North Chicago) (847-863-0276) 2004 PAS 4 E Rhee, Mie Hae, 17709 Larkspur Ln., Homewood, IL 60430 (Chicago Mongolian) (708-799-0012) 2009 STU 2 E Sarver, Rachel, 21 Wren Rd., Carpentersville, IL 60110 (Elgin) (815-450-0176) 2010 STU 4 E Smith, Stephanie, Fischer Graduate Res. Apt. 1C, Notre Dame, IN 46556-5676 (Kankakee First) (815-922-2053) 2006 U G E Stith, Nadine M., 209 E. 3rd St., Gilman, IL 60938 (Kankakee College) (815-278-1063) 2004 PSV-FT G E Taylor, Daniel, 221 5254 Louis Ct., Apt. C, Gurnee, IL 60031 (Mundelein) (847-433-0628) 2008 PSV-PT 4 E Trujillo (Martinez), Oscar J., 1927 N. Tripp, Chicago, IL 60639 (Chicago Ebenezer) (773-516-1153) 2008 SPC G E Twibell, Andrew Ray, 1000 N. Entrance, Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee First) (815-933-1000) 2008 U G E Twibell, Simone Mulieri,1000 N. Entrance, Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee First) (815-933-1000) 2008 PSV-FT 4 E Ulrich, Lisa, 806 W. Van Meter, Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee Westbrook) (815-935-1516) 2009 PSV-PT 4 E Valladares, Juan Carlos, 1913 Lake Bluff Lane, Pingree Grove, IL 60140 (Chicago First Spanish) (847-464-3251) 2008 PSV-PT 2 E Vogel, John,206 Fir St., New Lenox, IL 60451 (Joliet First) (815-462-1741) 2010 STU G E Wright, Andrew Victor, 620 Coyne St., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-529-7104)

M. MINISTERS SERVING CONNECTIONAL INTERESTS

1. Ministers Michael Benson Leon Blanchette

John Bowling Gregg Chenoweth

Ruthie Cordova Ron Dalton

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Mark E. Holcomb Carl Leth

Lisa Lehman Russell Lovett

Tim Mercer Franklin Moore

Kent Olney Mark Quanstrom

Charles Perabeau Robert Doyle Smith

Walter W. Webb David Wine

N. MINISTERS SERVING IN NAZARENE INSTITUTIONS IN SPECIAL CONNECTIONAL INTERESTS

David Becker Gary Dearth Jeff Enfield

Justin Knight Stan Martin

Dwayne Mills John Mongerson Mark Mountain

O. MINISTERS SERVING INTERDENOMINATIONAL SPC

Laurie J. Braaten David W. Clark

Jill Crew Justin Fuhrmann

Shawna Songer-Gaines Timothy Gaines

Frank Garton William H. Koch Tara Beth Leach Troy W. Martin

Aaron Nush

P. NON-ORDINATION CANDIDATE RENEWAL OF DISTRICT LICENSE The following is recommended for renewal of district license as a non-ordination candidate:

Mie Hae Rhee.

Q. ACTIVE EVANGELISM SERVICE RETIRED Earl Morgan

R. REGISTERED SONG EVANGELIST Anthony P. Fightmaster Jeffrey Robert Grindle

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S. REGISTERED EVANGELIST Daniel Wheelock

Raul Zaldivar

T. LAYPERSONS SERVING CONNECTIONAL INTERESTS Donna Lovett

Todd and Brittany Leslie

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II. General Information

A. RECEIVED ON TRANSFER

1. Elders Herbert G. Ireland (Sacramento), Matthew A. Smith (Michigan) and Brian D. Smith (Kansas).

2. Licensed Ministers Shawna Songer-Gaines (Kansas City), Timothy Gaines (Kansas City), Kedric S. Jones (Southwest Indiana), Andrew Hi-Tong Karuchit (Central Ohio) and Jessica D. Karuchit (Central Ohio).

B. GRANTED TRANSFER 1. Elders

Richard E. El-Talabani (North Florida), Paul Johnson (South Carolina) and Sherman Reed (East Tennessee).

2. Deacons

Brenda E. El-Talabani (North Florida), Douglas Karl (Iowa) and Randall J. Kiger (Northwestern Illinois).

3. Licensed Ministers

Nicholas Baldwin (Kansas City), Rustin Emery Brian (North Arkansas) and Joel Heald (Northwestern Ohio).

4. Transfer of Jurisdiction

Byron de Leon to Mid-Atlantic District

C. ELECTED TO ELDER’S ORDERS Susan C. Armstrong, Elizabeth Ann Bjorling and Charles H. Hess.

D. ELECTED TO DEACON’S ORDERS Brian P. Quade and Donald O. Reddick, Jr.

E. RECOMMENDED FOR RECOGNITION OF ELDER’S ORDERS

Robert I. Brown and Dae Haeng Hur.

F. DROPPED FROM THE ROLL OF ELDERS

The following is permanently dropped from the roll of elders, having surrendered his credentials a second time:

Donald Keysor

G. DECEASED ELDERS Morris Chalfant

H. GRANTED MINISTER’S LICENSE

Michael Andrew Benson, Carlos Bran, Ashley M. Cook, Marie Donaldson Cooper, Jacob Gordon Crowley, Edy De Leon, Licet De Leon, David Huitt, Michael Robert Pierson, Stephanie Smith and Andrew Victor Wright.

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I. MINISTERS LICENSES NOT RENEWED Melissa Fuhrmann, Amanda Porter, David Ramsay, David B. Vernick and Larry L. Whitehead,

Sr..

J. MINISTER’S NAME CHANGES Tina Mosher shall further be known as Tina Burton

K. NEW CHURCHES ORGANIZED Casa de Dios and Living Water Church of the Nazarene

L. CHURCHES DISORGANIZED Morris

M. CHURCHES INACTIVE Chicago First East Indian, Chicago First Filipino, Chicago First Russian, Chicago Hickory Hills, Chicago Lincoln Park Community, Chicago Mount Greenwood, Crystal Lake, Mount Prospect, New Horizons, Richton Park Community, Schaumburg Korean and Suburban Community.

N. CHURCH-TYPE MISSIONS Chicago Mongolian and Korean Naperville

O. WHERE TO SEND FUNDS World Evangelism Fund, Pensions Fund, and Approved Specials General Treasurer—17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lenexa, KS 66220

District Evangelism Fund, District Mission Specials and Educational Fund District Treasurer—Matt Foor, P.O. Box 218, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 Work & Witness and NMI Project Funds NMI Treasurer—Sandy Story, 1205 S. Seventh, Kankakee, IL 60901 NYI and SDMI Events and Projects NYI/SDMI Treasurer—Michelle Thomas, P.O. Box 567 Bourbonnais, IL 60914 Nazarene Theological Seminary Offering NTS, 1700 E. Meyer Blvd., Kansas City, MO 64131 Nazarene Bible College Offering NBC, 1111 Academy Blvd., Colorado Springs, CO 80910 Investment Funds Church of the Nazarene Foundation-Dr. Mel McCullough, 13795 S. Mur-Len Rd., Suite 101, Olathe, KS 66062 (866-273-2549)

P. JOURNAL CORRECTIONS Russell Shalley and Wallace H. Erickson should not have been listed in the 2009 District Journal under “J. Retired Ministers” as they both had been transferred off the district in 2008.

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Also, in the 2007, 2008, and 2009 journals, the dates of organization for several churches were incorrectly listed. These have been corrected in this 2010 journal to reflect the original dates that appear in the 2006 journal. The churches affected include: Chicago First, Chicago First Korean, Chicago First Spanish, Chicago Ingleside, Chicago Norridge Arabic, Kempton, and Potomac. Chicago Hickory Hills was incorrectly disorganized in the 2009 District Advisory Board Report. The disorganization is going to be reversed and the church is going to be listed as inactive.

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III. Plan of Examination A. DISTRICT MINISTERIAL STUDIES BOARD

Chairman – Doug Ward, 1515 W. Maple, Mundelein, IL 60060 ([email protected]; 847-949-1440) Secretary – Todd Peeler, 1131 S. 8th Ave., Kankakee, IL 60901 ([email protected]); 815-932-3557) CEU Coordinator – Todd Peeler, 1131 S. 8th Ave., Kankakee, IL 60901 ([email protected]; 815-932-3557) Centro de Estudios Pastorales: Spanish Language Urban Pastoral Training – Wilfredo Canales, P.O. Box 101163, Chicago, IL 606104 [email protected];312-255-0151)

Advisors 1. Gary Aills, 6245 W. 90th Pl., Oak Lawn, IL 60453 ([email protected]; 708-599-7444) Advisees: Ronald Allen, Michael Evans, Jeffrey Grindle

2. Michael Benson, One University Ave. #6048, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-939-5236) Advisees: Matthew Anderson, Lisa Ulrich, Thomas Evans

3. Jerry Bimber, 519 E. Maple St., Lombard, IL 60148 ([email protected]; 630-627-4962) Advisees: Michael Neil, David Vernick, Larry Whitehead

4. Leon Blanchette, One University Ave. #6048, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-928-5474) Advisees: Cynthia Grieb, David Huitt, Don Wilson

5. Wilfredo Canales, P.O. Box 567, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-932-7628) Advisees: Isabel Armirez, Rita Garcia, Edward Peñate, Alberto Quezada, Oscar Trujillo, Juan Carlos Valladares, Carlos Bran, Edie DeLeon, Licet DeLeon,

6. H. Mark Else, 5531 W. 130th Street, Palos Heights, IL 60463 ([email protected]; 708-371-0625) Advisees: Jessica Karuchit, Ashley Cook, John Wright

7. Mark Holcomb, 100 University Ave. #6048, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-939-5131) Advisees: Steven Cook, Aaron Gall, Kevin Gardner

8. Frank Laci, 517 S. 5th St., Hoopeston, IL 60942 ([email protected]; 217-283-4476) Advisees: Tina Burton, Sarah Chamberlain, Michael Pierson

9. David Ludwig, 16453 Club Ct., Crest Hill, IL 60435 ([email protected]; 630-728-2032) Advisees: Jeffrey T. Emmons, Michael Andrew Benson,

10. Sergio Mayorga, P.O. Box 775, Blue Island, IL 60406 ([email protected]; 708-385-0984) Advisees: Jose Enrique Garcia, Andres Mata, Julio Mina, Sandra Pineda

11. Rodney Miller, 1470 Summit Ave., Elgin, IL 60120 ([email protected]; 847-888-3795) Advisees: Brandon Bowmar, Marie Donaldson Cooper

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12. John Mohler, P.O. Box 2, Kempton, IL 60946 ([email protected]; 815-253-6250) Advisees: William Gonzalez, Jacob Crowley

13. Ron Panos, 122 E. Memorial Dr., Bensenville, IL 60106 (630-776-8602) Advisees: John Vogel

14. Mark Quanstrom, 100 University Ave., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-928-5671) Advisees: Stephanie Smith

15. Robert Smith, One University Ave. # 6048, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 ([email protected]; 815-939-5263) Advisees: William Bahr, Rachel Sarver

16. Doug Ward, 1515 W. Maple, Mundelein, IL 60060 ([email protected]; 847-949-1440) Advisees: Aaron Nush, David Andrew Ramsay

Students Level 1

Track Advisor Status Method

Elder 2 P-1 S Anderson, Matthew, 1418 King St. Tilton, IL 61832 (Danville First) (217-474-3015)

Elder 5 P-1 CEP Bran, Carlos, 2930 N. Lewis, Waukegan, IL 60087 (North Chicago) (847-529-5447)

Elder 2 P-1 S Evans, Thomas, (Chicago Heights) Elder 4 P-1 S Huitt, David, 3807 Wual Dr. El Reno,

OK, 73036 (Waukegan First) (847-899-6087)

Elder 4 P-1 M Wilson, Don, (Chicago Heights)

Level 2

Elder 15 P-2 S Bahr, Willam, 590 Turnberry Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-936-0141)

Elder 5 P-2 CEP DeLeon, Edy,

Elder 5 P-2 CEP DeLeon, Licet,

Deacon 6 P-2 M Karuchit, Jessica, 16757 S. Ottawa Dr., Lockport, IL 60441, (Chicago First) (614-506-1353)

Elder 9 P-2 CEP Mina, Julio, 709 McKinley Ave., Mundelein, Il

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60060 (Mundelein Spanish) (847-566-7938)

Elder 8 P-2 M Burton, Tina,

Elder 8 P-2 S Pierson, Michael, 220 N. Main St., Herscher, IL 60941 (Limestone Community) (815-421-4032)

Elder 16 C-2 S Ramsay, David Andrew, 1810 Young St., Cincinnati, OH 45202 (Danville First) (217-799-0368)

Elder 3 C-2 M Vernick, David B., 308 Austin Dr., Shorewood, IL 60404 (Joliet First) (815-744-2638)

Elder 13 C-2 M Vogel, John, 206 Fir St., New Lenox, IL 60451-1431 (Joliet First) (815-462-1741)

Elder 3 P-2 M Whitehead, Larry L., Sr., 23049 S. Ridgeway, Richton Pk., IL 60471 (Chicago Heights) (708-503-0760)

Level 3

Elder 6 P-3 M Cook, Ashley, 2704 Caddy Ln., Joliet, IL 60435, (Joliet First) (815-630-5698)

Deacon 10 P-3 CEP Garcia, Jose, Enrique, 25128 W. Bonner Rd., Wauconda, IL 60084 (Mundelein Spanish) (815-999-9259)

Elder 5 P-3 CEP Garcia, Rita, 25128 W. Bonner Rd., Wauconda, IL 60084 (Mundelein Spanish) (815-999-9260)

Elder 10 P-2 CEP Pineda, Sandra, 7401 W. 63rd St., Summit, IL 60501 (Ch. Summit Spanish) (708-299-7401)

Elder 5 C-3 CEP Quezada, Alberto, PO Box 75, Aroma Park, IL 60910 (Aroma Park) (815-937-4039)

Elder 15 P-2 S Sarver, Rachel, 21 Wren Road, Carpentersville, IL 60110 (Elgin) (815-450-0176)

Elder 6 P-3 M Wright, John A.

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Level 4

Elder 1 C-4 M Allen, Ronald, 915 Pasture Rose,Joliet, IL 60431 (Chicago First) (815-782-8080)

Elder 9 P-4 S Benson, Michael Andrew, One University Ave., Box 6097, Bourbonnais, IL (Kankakee College) (815-939-5369)

Elder 11 P-4 S Bowmar, Brandon, 7606 N. 250 W., West Lafayette, IN 47906 (Momence) (765-414-4122)

Deacon 8 P-4 S Chamberlain, Sarah, 2214 N. Vermillion, Danville, IL 61832 (Danville First) (217-431-4779)

Elder 7 C-4 M Cook, Steven, 22959 S. Frances Way, Channahon, IL 60410 (Morris) (815-252-4744)

Elder 11 P-4

M Cooper, Marie Donaldson, 4336 W. Adams St. Chicago, IL 60624 (Chicago First) (773-921-9690)

Elder 12 P-4

M Crowley, Jacob, 901 Gettysburg, Dr. Apt. 2, Bourbonnais, IL 60914, (Kankakee College), (217-691-4430)

Elder 9 C-4

S Emmons, Jeffrey T., 2622 Burr Ridge Ct. Apt. 109, Woodridge, IL 60517 (Chicago First) (630-415-9383)

Elder 1 C-4

M Evans, Michael, 939 E. 72nd St., Chicago, IL 60619 (Chicago Ingleside) (312-206-1931)

Elder 7 C-4 M

Gall, Aaron, 1584 S. 6th Ave., Kankakee, IL (

Elder 7 C-4 M

Gardner, Kevin, 9591 E. Oakridge Dr., St. John, IN 46373 (Lighthouse Community) (708-474-9045)

Elder 12 C-4 S

Gonzalez, William, 313 Todd St. Park Forest, IL 60466 (Chicago First) (708-308-0733)

Deacon 4 P-4 M Grieb, Cynthia, 844 Aberdeen Dr., Crystal Lake, IL 60014 (Real Life) (815-477-7626)

Deacon 1 P-4 M Grindle, Jeffrey D., 7732 S. Austin Ave., Burbank, IL 60459 (Chicaco Oak Lawn First) (312-237-1831)

Elder 3 C-4 M Neil, Michael, 919 Merrill New Road, Sugar Grove, IL 60554 (Word and Worship

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Christian Community) (630-897-9922)

Deacon 16 C-4 S Nush, Aaron W., 20025 Mallory Dr., Frankfort, IL 60423 (Chicago First) (815-210-9969)

Elder 5 C-4 S Peñate, Edward, 4041 N. Leclaire Ave., Chicago, IL 60641 (North Chicago) (773-575-7688)

Licensed

Minister

11 C-4 C Rhee, Mie Hae, 17709 Larkspur Lane, Homewood, IL 60430 (Chicago Mongolian Mission) (708-799-0012)

Elder 14 P-4 S Smith, Stephanie, 578 Westberry Ln., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First) (815-922-2053

Elder 5 P-4 CEP Trujillo, Oscar, 1927 N. Tripp, Chicago, IL 60639 (Chicago Ebenezer) (773-516-1153)

Elder 2 C-4 S Ulrich, Lisa, 806 W. Van Meter, Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee Westbrook) (815-935-1516)

Elder 5 C-4 CEP Valladares, Juan Carlos, 1913 Lake Bluff Lane, Pinegree Grove, IL 60140 (Chicago First Spanish) (847-464-3251)

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Graduated

Legend

Status: C—Continued in year; P—Placed in year; (Pr)-Probationary year granted to complete unfinished requirements; G- Graduated Method: M—Modular Course of Study; CEP-Centro de Estudios Pastorales (Spanish Modular Program); S—Student at college or seminary; C—Combination.

B. INSTRUCTIONS TO STUDENTS

Eligibility The board serves only the persons who are properly enrolled. Enrollment is open only to

local ministers, local lay ministers (Manual 402.1 HMS 438), and ministers of music who qualify according to Manual 410.

Courses There are two ministerial study tracks administered by the Ministerial Studies

Board: elder and deacon. In cases where ordination is not being sought, the track is identified as “Licensed Minister.”

Ministers will not be ordained without having completed their respective courses. The recommended mode of preparation for full-time Christian service is by

attending a Nazarene liberal arts college or university and, if possible, Nazarene

Elder P-G S Cho, Byoung Youn, 1435 W. Wise Rd., Schaumburg, IL 60193 (Chicago First Korean) (773-267-4399)

Elder P-G

S Fuhrmann, Justin, 950 Heritage Dr., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College) (815-937-9902)

Elder P-G

M Hess, Charles, 721 Sherman, Danville, IL 61832 (Danville Northside) (217-446-6796)

Elder P-G S Moore, Elizabeth, 203 Bernard St., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee Eastridge) (815-939-9061)

D/Music P-G C Reddick, Donald O., Jr., 708 River Place, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee First)(815-592-7778)

Elder P-G S Twibell, Andrew, 1000 N. Entrance Ave, Kankakee, IL 60901 (Kankakee First)(815-933-1000)

Elder P-G S Wright, Andrew Victor, 620 Coyne St., Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (Kankakee College), (815-592-7104)

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Theological Seminary. Other modes include Nazarene Bible College (NBC On-line), and the Modular Course of Studies (Spanish Modules identified as CEP). The Modular Course of Studies is under the immediate supervision of the District Ministerial Studies Board.

The courses required of the college students are in Manual 426.1.

Spanish Pastoral Training In an effort to meet the needs of our Spanish-speaking congregations, pastoral training is

available through the district’s Centro de Estudios Pastorales (CEP), which meets primarily at Chicago First Spanish Church and uses the Modular Course of Study. The program is administered by Rev. Wilfredo Canales.

Conversion From Directed Studies to Modular Courses The District has discontinued the Directed Studies program and has adopted the Modular

Course of Study. For details on the transition contact the Secretary of the Board of Ministerial Studies.

College Students College students are responsible to submit to the board documentary evidence of

academic standing in harmony with Manual 427.1, and Sourcebook for Ministerial Development 438.19.

College students are reminded to plan their curriculum in harmony with Manual paragraph 426.1. The final transcript at graduation will be evaluated by the District Ministerial Studies Board, and no requirements stated in the Manual will be waived.

Where to Go 1. For information or guidance, contact your adviser first, then, if necessary, contact the

secretary or chairman of the Ministerial Studies Board. 2. For relevant applications (for district assembly recognition and renewal and

changes of address), contact the district secretary, Dr. Edward H. Heck, Chicago Central District, P.O. Box 101163, Chicago, IL 60610 ([email protected]) and/or visit the District Assembly page on the district web site: www.ccdnaz.org. Persons transferring their membership to this district and wishing to seek a license and/or commission are expected to assume full responsibility to have their records and transcripts from their previous districts (or, if newly graduated, from college and/or seminary) transferred to the current secretary of the Board of Ministerial Studies and the District Secretary.

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IV. DAILY PROCEEDINGS

A. SUNDAY EVENING June 20, 2010

A very inspiring call to worship was provided by The Olivetians at 5:55 p.m. District Secretary, Dr. Edward Heck, welcomed the District Assembly delegation and

visitors. He also announced that the continuing session would begin on Monday morning, June 21, 2010, with a new registration process beginning at 8:00 a.m. The first session of district assembly begins at 8:30 a.m. with a message by our presiding General Superintendent, Dr. Eugénio Duarte.

Dr. Gustavo Crocker, Eurasia Region Director and speaker at the District NMI convention, came to give greetings from the Eurasia Region.

Dr. Heck noted that Nazarene Publishing House will not have a representative at assembly this year but Daniel Pesado was here to represent Casa Nazarena and to provide materials in Spanish to Spanish-speaking congregations and to churches that sponsor Spanish-speaking ministries in their church.

A special presentation was made for District Superintendent, Dr. Brian Wilson, by his daughter Jennifer Wilson, in honor of Father’s Day.

The Olivetians presented another worship package. Rev. Kendall Franklin, host pastor, greeted the congregation. Dr. Susan Armstrong, associate pastor from Manteno prayed the invocation and Rev.

Kevin Ulmet, Senior Pastor from Chicago First Church, read Romans 8:28-39. He prayed for the offering, all of which will be used for the expenses of the District Assembly. The Olivetians provided an offertory.

District Superintendent, Dr. Brian E. Wilson, reminded the congregation of the process of electing three new General Superintendents at last year’s General Assembly and, for the first time in the history of the Church of the Nazarene, elected a General Superintendent from the region of Africa. He introduced Dr. Eugénio Duarte, who welcomed the congregation to the 106th District Assembly of the Chicago Central District. Dr. Duarte then described where he is from in Cape Verde and how the Church of the Nazarene was established there many years ago. Dr. Duarte brought greetings from his wife, Maria Teresa Duarte who was unable to join him for this assembly, and from the Board of General Superintendents. He declared that the assembly is now called to order and that Dr. Wilson will be sharing his report momentarily. He invited us to pay close attention to the visionary report that will be presented by Dr. Wilson and introduced Dr. Brian E Wilson for his report.

Pastors Rev. Randall Holden and Rev. Michael Evans prayed for the Message and the Messenger, and The Olivetians sang before Dr. Wilson presented his thirteenth report to the district. Dr. Wilson began his report by introducing and welcoming the new pastors on the district. He then introduced new associates and district leaders from the auxiliary departments. Edward Peñate, part-time staff at the District Ministry Center, was introduced as well as those who volunteer there. Edward Heck, District Secretary; Matt Foor, District Treasurer; and Michelle Thomas, Financial Secretary, were also introduced, as well as Dr. Wilson’s immediate family. All fathers were asked to stand and several received special recognition.

Dr. Wilson then presented his report – “10-10-10: Mission in Times of Challenge and Opportunity.” He thanked the district for the generosity of our district family in a year of natural disasters and economic downturns. He shared that the fiscal health of the Chicago Central District has shown a $700,000 turnaround this year. He reported on the new system of “Funding the Mission” that has been implemented by the General Church and by each District, sharing his vision for “Budgeting for Mission” to be implemented on the Chicago Central District. He shared the implications of the new system and gave cause for celebration as he shared the statistics from the 2009-2010 fiscal year. He reported that two churches were formally organized on the district: Living Water Church of the Nazarene on April 11, 2010, under the leadership of Pastor

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Steve Cook, and Casa de Dios Church of the Nazarene on May 23, 2010, under the leadership of Pastor Diomedes Franco. Pastor Jack McCormick, pastor of Manteno Church of the Nazarene for 25 years, was invited to the platform and was honored by Dr. Wilson for 25 years of pastoral service at Manteno. The sculpture entitled “The Calling” was given by Dr. Duarte. Dr. Wilson also announced that a scholarship is being endowed by the local church through NTS in honor of Rev. and Mrs. McCormick. Jim and Pat Hair were also invited to the platform and honored by the assembly. Their pastor, Rev. Kevin Ulmet, announced that Jim is celebrating his 77th birthday today and is serving his 53rd consecutive year of service on the local church board. The sculpture, “A Cup of Cold Water in His Name,” was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Hair for their dedicated years of service.

The Mission Area Assistants to the District Superintendent (MAADS) were introduced: Rev. Kevin Ulmet, Dr. Edward Heck and Rev. Jack McCormick along with Rev. Wilfredo Canales and Rev. Tim Mercer, all of whom will serve alongside the D.S. in the 2010-2011 fiscal year.

Dr. Wilson then shared the history of the Church of the Nazarene in Chicago and shared deliberate steps to give top priority to the mission to the city in fulfillment to the call that was given to him 13 years ago by this district.

He explained the 10-10-10 theme as a challenge to use Sunday, October 10, 2010 as a missional commitment Sunday, to give 10 percent for global missions, with every member praying for 10 persons, and an increase of at least 10 in Sunday School during the year.

Dr. Wilson challenged the crowd with the idea that Chicago needs the message of holiness and then shared his vision for the district and plans to impact the City of Chicago in the year to come.

Dr. Wilson asked the three mission area assistants to come and pray, followed in prayer by Dr. Duarte.

The Olivetians sang “We Are Not Ashamed” at the close of Dr. Wilson’s report thus concluding the opening session of the assembly.

B. MONDAY MORNING June 21, 2010 -- 9:00 a.m.

The Olivetians, from Olivet Nazarene University, opened the assembly session in song. Host pastor, Rev. Kendall Franklin, greeted the delegation and visitors. Rev. Wilfredo Canales led in prayer and Rev. Phillip Dorries, pastor of the Limestone Community Church of the Nazarene, read a passage of scripture. The Olivetians led in worship.

Dr. Wilson prayed for Dr. Eugénio R. Duarte, followed by a song from the Olivetians. Dr. Duarte preached a wonderful holiness message on the theme of “Surprise,” using a passage from John 21. He concluded in prayer and the Olivetians came to sing.

Dr. Duarte declared the Chicago Central District Assembly in session. He then asked the District Secretary, Dr. Edward H. Heck, to organize the assembly.

Dr. Heck appointed the following officers of the assembly; Logistical Secretaries – Rachel McLain and Brian Smith; Reading Secretary – Rev. David Anderson; Recording secretary - Mrs. Kathy Heck; Page – Rev. Todd Peeler ; Election Secretary – Rev. Michael W. Day.

The voting area was established and the meeting times of the assembly were established as follows: Monday Morning Session – 9:00 a.m.-12 p.m., Afternoon Session - 1:45 p.m.-5:30 p.m. or adjournment, Evening Session - 7 p.m. to adjournment: Olivet Nazarene University Report – 1:45 p.m.; Memoirs Service – 4:45 p.m.; Ordination Service – 7:00 p.m.

Dr. Heck indicated that greetings from the 106th District Assembly of the Chicago Central District will be sent to all Chicago Central District retired District Superintendents or District Superintendent’s spouses and all Chicago Central District missionaries or spouses. Motion was made and seconded to accept the organization of the assembly as directed by the District Secretary.

Ministerial Credentials Board Partial Report was read by Rev. David Anderson, who then moved for the adoption of the report. The motion was seconded. The report was adopted.

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The delegates were then directed to read through the final report of the Credentials Board.. There was a typographical error noted and then there was a motion to move for the adoption of the report, a second and the report was adopted.

The Nominating Committee report was read by Rev. Anderson who then moved for the adoption of the report. There was a second to the motion and it was adopted. The delegation was directed to read the Final Report of the Nominating Committee. The motion for the adoption of the report was made, seconded and adopted.

Dr. Duarte then spoke of the report given by the District Superintendent in the opening session of assembly on Sunday evening, June 20th and for the assembly to express their will to accept the report. There was a motion to accept the report, a second and the report of the District Superintendent was adopted

Mr. Matt Foor came to share his fifth report as the District Treasurer. There was a motion for the adoption of the report. There was a second and it was adopted. Dr. Duarte directed the delegation to review the District Finance Committee report contained in the delegate’s handbook. Dr. Wilson gave some direction about the report because of significant changes from the Global Mission Center and new directives given by the local district. A motion to adopt the report was made, seconded and adopted.

Dr. Duarte asked that the delegation view a video that has been provided by the Board of General Superintendents. Images from the earthquake in Haiti were shown and emphasis was made on how local churches can respond through the World Evangelism Fund. The infrastructure is in place to make disciples around the world.

The District Advisory Board report and the Report of the Ministerial Credential Board, Partial report, were read by Rev. Dave Anderson. Rev. Anderson moved for the adoption of the reports. There was a second and the reports were adopted.

The Ministerial Studies Board report was read by Rev. Anderson. He moved for the adoption of the report. There was a second and the report was adopted.

Dr. Duarte presented the Constitutional Amendments that were adopted at the General Assembly in Orlando, Florida during the Twenty-seventh General Assembly to be considered by each District. The District considered concurrence or non-concurrence with action taken by the General Assembly. Each item was projected on the screens and a vote followed.

A vote was taken regarding Manual paragraph 1 - The Triune God. The District Assembly action was 221 concur, 3 do not concur.

The next item was amendment to Manual paragraph 31.2. The assembly voted: 241 concur, 1 did not concur.

Article X, paragraph 13 of the Manual was projected. Several comments followed and a vote was taken. 242 concur, 0 do not concur.

The next item, Manual paragraph 15, was projected. The vote was: 236 concur, 0 do not concur.

Manual Paragraph 6 was projected. The delegation voted: 242 concur, 0 do not concur. The ballot was distributed by the board of tellers. Those to be elected are members of the

District Advisory Board, Olivet Nazarene University Trustee, SDMI Chairperson and one SDMI Board member. Instructions regarding the ballot were given by Dr Wilson. The delegation voted.

The ballots were collected and the tellers were excused to tally the results. Pastors’ video reports were shared from the churches of the Mission area of the City of

Chicago - Pedro Aguilar, Chicago Emanuel Spanish; Michael Evans, Ingleside; Jamil Qandah, Chicago Oak Lawn Arabic; Ryan Hansen, Grace Fellowship. Pastors from the City of Chicago stood.

The Suburban Mission area pastors shared their video reports – Steve Cook, Living Water; Wilfredo Canales, North Chicago; Richard Wright, New Lenox; Jaime Lechuga, Mt. Prospect International; Jeronimo Gutierrez, Mundelein Spanish; Douglas Ward, Mundelein; Jerry Harris, Waukegan First; Kevin Ulmet, Chicago First; Gary Aills, Chicago Oak Lawn First; Gilmar Pineda, Chicago Summit Spanish; Rodney Miller, Sisouphanh Ratthahao, Juan Carlos Garcia, Elgin; Harlan Buettner, Naperville Trinity; two additional Chicago city Mission Area pastors shared their reports, Charles Perabeau, Chicago Northside; José Alfaro, Chicago First Spanish. Dr. Duarte invited Dr. Heck to make announcements. Ordination candidates are to meet with Dr. Duarte following the conclusion of the morning session.

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The results of the ballot were reported: 259 ballots cast with 0 spoiled ballots: District Advisory Board (clergy) Michael W. Day 137, W. Randy Dodd 82, Kendall Franklin, 141, Kevin M. Ulmet 149. District Advisory Board (Laypersons) Barry Huebner 89, Karl Tabor 167. Olivet Nazarene University Trustee (clergy) Edward H. Heck 117, John T. “Jack” McCormick 143. Olivet Nazarene University trustee (layperson) Fred Hardy 151, Tim Schweigert 109. SDMI Chairperson – Michael W. Day 153, W. Randy Dodd 106. SDMI Board Member – Dan Ferris 116, Nancy Peeler 141. Dr. Duarte declared the following persons as elected: District Advisory Board (clergy) Kendall Franklin and Kevin M. Ulmet; Layperson Karl Tabor; Olivet Nazarene University Trustee – Clergy John T. “Jack” McCormick, Layperson Fred Hardy; SDMI Chairperson - Michael W. Day; SDMI Board Member – Nancy Peeler. The assembly was dismissed for the lunch break until 1:45 p.m.

C. MONDAY AFTERNOON June 21, 2010 -- 2:00 p.m.

The afternoon session of the 106th District Assembly of the Chicago Central District opened with the song “God is Working” by the Olivetians while a video featuring scenes from Olivet were shared through a DVD presentation.

Dr. Duarte introduced Dr. John C. Bowling, President of Olivet Nazarene University, to present the report of the university. His theme was “Why Olivet?” He reported that these are good days with record-breaking numbers. Dr. Bowling introduced Dr. Brian Allen, who greeted the delegation and introduced a booklet entitled “Why Olivet” that has been distributed to everyone in the sanctuary. It shows the story and statistics of Olivet Nazarene University. The Olivetians introduced themselves and then concluded the report with a song.

Dr. Duarte thanked Dr. Bowling for his report and asked the congregation to stand if they accept the report of Olivet Nazarene University.

Video reports from The Church of the Nazarene Foundation and Nazarene Publishing House were shown. Dr. Wilson noted that Nazarene Publishing House has been affected by the economic situation and they are not visiting any district assemblies this year. Dr. Hardy Weathers has sent a gift to each pastor from NPH.

Pastor’s video reports from the south mission area were shared as follows: Dave Anderson, Danville First; Charles Hess, Danville Northside; Kent Pitcher, Danville Southside; Bill Wright, Danville Westside; Paul Caldwell, Gilman; Robert Killion, Milford; Randy Holden, Potomac.

A video was shared as an introduction to “The Global Leadership Summit” that will be held on August 5-6, 2010 at College Church North Campus.

The Central Suburban Mission Area pastors shared their video reports as follows: Wesley Mills, Blue Island; Randy Dodd, Chicago Heights; Greg Chambers, Kankakee Eastridge; John Mohler, Kempton; Phil Dorries, Limestone Community; Todd Peeler, Kankakee Westbrook; Carlson Cox, Kankakee Wildwood; Alberto Quezada, Aroma Park; Edward Heck, Kankakee First; Kevin Gardner, Lighthouse Community; Kendall Franklin, Kankakee College.

David Ludwig gave an announcement regarding NYC in 2011 followed by a video presentation regarding that event.

Dave Anderson, Doug Ward, Jerry Bimber and Sarah Chamberlain came to the platform to participate in the Memoirs service. Dr. Wilson asked members of the delegation to stand when they saw names of people from their own local church as they were scrolled on the screen.

Dr. Wilson then introduced new pastors and associates that were not previously introduced. Dr. Wilson also noted that Rev. Kevin Gardner, pastor of Lighthouse Community will have hip replacement surgery tomorrow. He also introduced special guests of the assembly, Dr. Jerry and Sharon Short.

Dr. Wilson announced that the report of the District Superintendent is available to be inserted into the delegate notebook. The District Calendar will be available shortly and will be mailed to local churches, but also encouraged people to check the district website frequently as that is where information will be updated on a regular basis. Dr. Wilson thanked all for being here

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so that the district can be accountable to a group of people. He thanked Dr. Bowling and the Olivetians for their ministry and thanked Rev. Franklin for hosting assembly at College Church. He thanked Dave Anderson for his contributions today and thanked Dr. Duarte for leading us through the business of district assembly.

Dr. Heck asked ministers to come to the platform to prepare for the ministers choir for the ordination service immediately following the conclusion of the afternoon session of assembly. He also expressed thanks to Edward Peñate who worked so hard in the preceding days in preparation for assembly.

Dr. Heck moved that the district secretary be allowed to edit and prepare the district record for publication. There was a second and the motion was adopted. The delegation and visitors were reminded of the evening ordination service being held at 7:00 p.m. The afternoon session concluded at 4:00 p.m.

D. MONDAY EVENING

ORDINATION SERVICE June 21, 2010 7 P.M.

The service opened with prelude music by the Olivetians. Following the prelude, Dr. Brian Wilson came to the platform to welcome the assembly to the Service of Ordination, along with the friends and family of the ordinands.

Rev. Kent Pitcher, pastor of Danville Southside Church, prayed the invocation. Special music was again provided by the Olivetians. Dr. Wilson then recognized eleven newly licensed district ministers: Michael Andrew

Benson, Carlos Bran, Ashley M. Cook, Marie Donaldson Cooper, Jacob G. Crowley, Edy De León, Licet De León, David Huitt, Michael R. Pierson, Stephanie Smith, and Andrew Wright. Dr. Wilson reminded them of their responsibilities and privileges and then prayed for them.

Rev. Dave Anderson led the assembly in singing Called Unto Holiness. Dr. Edward H. Heck, district secretary, led the ordination candidates into the service during the singing.

Dr. Heck presented the ordination candidates to the assembly and to Dr. Eugénio Duarte for ordination; Susan C. Armstrong, Elizabeth A. Bjorling, Charles H. Hess, Brian P. Quade, and Donald O. Reddick, Jr. Additionally, two persons will have their elders orders recognized - Rev. Robert I. Brown and Dae Haeng Hur, in absentia. Dr. Duarte then gave several remarks to the ordination candidates and encouraged families and friends in attendance who have had an influence in their lives stand so the candidates could see them.

Dr. Frank Moore read paragraphs 401-401.4 from the Manual. Selections from Ephesians 4 were read in English by Rev. Todd Peeler, in Spanish by Rev. Wilfredo Canales, and in Korean by Rev. Ho-Kyung Kwak.

Special music was provided by the Ministers’ Choir and by the Olivetians. Dr. Duarte delivered a message encouraging the candidates to listen for the voice of God

and to be empowered by Him. The candidates for ordination and their spouses were called to kneel at the altar. Dr.

Brian Wilson and Dr. Edward Heck also joined Dr. Duarte and the ordinands. The elders were invited to stand behind the candidates in support.

The elders laid hands on Susan Armstrong. Dr. Duarte ordained her an elder in the Church of the Nazarene. Deborah Bell and Debbie Humphreys read a prayer prepared by Susan’s father, Dr. Reuben Welch, who wasn’t able to attend.

The elders laid hands on Elizabeth Bjorling and Dr. Duarte then ordained her an elder in the Church of the Nazarene. Rev. Kendall Franklin offered prayer on her behalf.

The elders laid hands on Charles Hess. Dr. Duarte ordained him an elder in the Church of the Nazarene. Rev. David Anderson offered prayer on his behalf.

The elders laid hands on Brian Quade. Dr. Duarte ordained him a deacon in the Church of the Nazarene. Rev. Adam Lewis offered prayer on his behalf.

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The elders laid hands on Donald O. Reddick, Jr. Dr. Duarte ordained him a deacon in the Church of the Nazarene. Dr. Edward Heck offered prayer on his behalf.

The elders laid hands on Robert I. Brown. Dr. Duarte recognized his credentials as he was ordained in a sister denomination to the Church of the Nazarene. Dr. Duarte offered prayer on his behalf and then welcomed him to the role of ministers.

Dr. Duarte then presented the Certificate of Ordination to each ordinand and welcomed them to the order of Elder or Deacon in the Church of the Nazarene, thanking them for being faithful to the call of the Lord upon their lives.

Dr. Duarte recognized them as newly ordained ministers and the congregation warmly congratulated them with a round of applause and standing ovation.

Dr. John Bowling, President of Olivet Nazarene, lead the assembly in a prayer of benediction.

The newly ordained elders were escorted to a reception held in their honor by the General Superintendent, Dr. Duarte, the District Superintendent, Dr. Wilson and the District Secretary, Dr. Heck.

This concludes the 106th Assembly of the Chicago Central District at 9:00 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

DR. EUGENIO DUARTE, General Superintendent

DR. BRIAN E. WILSON, District Superintendent

DR. EDWARD H. HECK, District Secretary

MRS. KATHY HECK, Recording Secretary

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V. Reports

DISTRICT OFFICERS

A. District Superintendent’s Report 2010

10 – 10 - 10: Mission in Times of Challenge and Opportunity

Introduction Before I share with you what God has laid on my heart and mind, I want to introduce

someone to you… A year ago at this time we held district assembly at Kankakee First Church. Along with

the wonderful reports of victories in our churches, we had also celebrated the wonderful contribution in ministry of our presiding general superintendent, Dr. Paul Cunningham, and in their honor established the Paul and Connie Cunningham Scholarship for Urban Ministers in Chicago. Even as we concluded our district assembly, we were preparing to travel to Orlando, Florida, to participate in the global gathering of Nazarenes at the denomination’s General Assembly. That was to be an historic occasion, as the Nazarene family was to elect three new general superintendents. After some very interesting rounds of voting, the Lord blessed the church by providing us with the leadership of Dr. Eugenio Duarte, Dr. David Graves and Dr. Stan Toler. Dr. Eugenio Duarte was the first of the new generals to be elected, and we are privileged to welcome him today as our presiding general superintendent.

Many of you were at General Assembly and experienced what I experienced on the floor of the assembly with the delegation, or you followed the session via the live streaming video provided over the Internet. What a blessed time it was! For the first time in the history of our century-old church, we elected a general superintendent from the region of Africa. When his election was announced, the African delegates and others rushed to the place where Dr. Duarte was seated, and lifted him up on their shoulders, and waved the flags of various African nations as they sang “Africa, oh Africa”. It seemed like half an hour passed, and yet it seemed as if time stood still, as he made his way to the platform to respond to the will of the assembly. I remember it as if it were yesterday, as in such a humble, unassuming spirit he accepted the election, and told us all, “This is what being a missional church gets you!”

Dr. Duarte will be preaching for us tomorrow morning. You will not want to miss that. But I want to invite him this evening to come and bring us a word of greeting, and to officially open our District Assembly session. Would you please welcome our general superintendent, Dr. Eugenio Duarte? ------------------------------------------------

Dr. Duarte and members of the 106th District Assembly of the Chicago Central District, it is my privilege this evening to present my 13th annual report as superintendent of this fine district. Joan and I are humbled and privileged at the opportunity to serve with you on this mission field. I always look forward to sharing with the district family, the work of God that I observe as I travel the district and visit our pastors and our churches. I look forward with great eagerness and anticipation to the pastors’ reports tomorrow. It will be a time of great celebration.

It is my privilege to present to you some new pastors and associates who have joined us this year….

PASTORS

• Carl Leth, pastor at Hoopeston (August 2009) • Randall Holden, pastor at Potomac (January 2010) • Diomedes Franco, pastor at Casa de Dios (May 2010)

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• Dae Haeng Hur, pastor at 4th Korean church (June 2010) • Jeff Alexander, will begin his pastorate at Hoopeston on July 1, 2010

ASSOCIATE PASTORS • Jasper Taylor, associate pastor of worship arts ministries at Kankakee First Church • Rev. Brian Smith, executive/administrative pastor at College Church, and wife Jamie.

Came to us in June of 2010 from Hutchinson First Church. He served there with Pastor Franklin for 12 years.

• Rev. Ellen Steward, pastor to families with children at College Church, and husband Phil. She comes to us from Grove City, Ohio.

• Rev. Matt Smith, pastor to university students, and wife Michelle, also works at ONU as the director of recreation and student life.

• Dr. Mark Quanstrom – teaching pastor at College Church’s university campus, and teaches full time at ONU.

• Rev. Jessica Karuchit, children’s pastor at Chicago First Church, also coming from Grove City, Ohio. Jessica came to Christ through the ministry of Chicago First, and her first part-time ministry was served there. Now she is back full-time where it all started for her.

• Andy Waddell, worship leader at Kankakee Eastridge, arrived last August. Scott Sargent, youth pastor, perhaps introduced last year.

• Beth Bidle, children’s pastor at Chicago Heights. • Caroline Wainwright, Children’s pastor at Limestone Community Church.

I also want to express my appreciation to the members of our District Advisory Board who has invested so much of their time and talent in assisting this district superintendent this year.

It would be important for us to also recognize those who led our three district departments this year: NMI – Rev. Rodney Miller

NYI – Steve Spangenberg, Bill Koch, Tim Britton, Enrique Mayen

SDMI – Cindi Scimmelpfennig

And then, there is my beloved office assistant, Edward Penate, whom you have all come to know and love. He serves our churches with grace and joy. He has a servant’s heart, and is extremely talented. When you refer to permanent district ministry center staff, it is essentially Edward and yours truly. Edward does a full-time job in a part-time arrangement, and we are very blessed to count on him. We have had the blessing of occasional volunteer and part-time help on specific projects from Rev. Michael Evans, pastor of our Chicago Ingleside Church, Pastor Jaime Lechuga, of our Mt. Prospect International Church, and of Mrs. Sandra Pineda, who volunteers countless hours to help us in the office.

Our District Secretary is Dr. Ed Heck, who does very competent work, and for whom this time of year is very busy. He also holds down a full-time job as pastor of Kankakee First Church. I think we have one of the finest district secretary’s in the Church of the Nazarene.

Our District Treasurer is Mr. Matt Foor, who is employed full-time at Olivet Nazarene University, but who gives hours and hours of his time each month to oversee our district financial operations. He is assisted by Mrs. Michelle Thomas, our Financial Secretary, who serves us part-time, but who go above and beyond the call to help us with our department finances, apportionments, monthly bills, payroll and so much more.

Even though the list of district employees is very short, the list of those who serve you throughout the year goes on and on. I will mention a few others later in my report, but would you once again express your appreciation to these we’ve mentioned so far and the others who serve you?

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A special thank you to my wife, Joan, and our children, David and Jennifer, for their strong support in this ministry. After my decision to follow Christ, the next best decision I ever made in my life was to marry well. And I married way up! And God has blessed our marriage with an awesome son and daughter, and last summer he blessed us with a wonderful and amazing daughter-in-law, Kaylee. On this Father’s Day, I consider myself most blessed.

The theme of my vision report to you is: 10-10-10: Mission in Times of Challenge and Opportunity.

One need not look far to recognize how extraordinarily challenging are the times in which we live. The economic climate is often described as the worst this country has experienced, second only to the Great Depression. The stock market losses, the high unemployment rate, the record number of housing foreclosures, and homes that now are worth less than the mortgages held by their owners, all contribute to the economic challenges and uncertainties which are the reality of our times. The rest of the world is experiencing similar economic crises, and we aren’t really sure if the light we see is light at the end of the tunnel, or that of a train heading our way. There seems to be general consensus that it will take years to see significant relief from our present economic challenges.

Off the shores of Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida, the worst ecological disaster in US history continues to unfold as hundreds of thousands of gallons of raw oil spew daily from a severed oil platform riser five miles below the ocean’s surface.

Our children, spouses and other family members and friends continue to be deployed to war zones around the world. Strife among the nations of the world could keep us on edge, wondering, what is next?

Natural disasters such as the Haiti and Chile earthquakes, flooding in Poland and Oklahoma, hurricanes and typhoons around the world, seem to clamor incessantly for our involvement in relief efforts.

These are indeed, challenging times. And yet, they are also times of great opportunity. The Scriptures remind us in 2

Corinthians 12:7-10 “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.” I wish I could give an obvious and satisfactory explanation of why bad things happen. About the best I can do is recognize that we live in a fallen world, marred because of sin, that is not of the original design and intent of the creator God. And yet, in the midst of the pain and suffering that comes our way, much of it our own making, God, in His love, continues to minister grace and mercy, through the people called by His name, through a people called the Church, some of whom are also called Nazarenes.

Let me give us some examples tonight of the challenges and opportunities that have come our way and to which the church has responded beautifully in the past year.

Natural Disasters

The Haiti Earthquake – over $50,000 was given by Chicago Central Nazarene to help the relief efforts this Caribbean nation.

The Chile Earthquake – We had a Work and Witness team on the ground within a few weeks, and they were not only building their previously planned project, but ministering to those affected and displaced by the earthquake as well.

Finances

These are undoubtedly some of the most challenging times economically that we have faced as a nation, as individuals, and as the church. In the midst of these times, however, God has been faithful, and you have been faithful! Thank you for being such a generous people and a people so committed to the cause of Christ, that you continue to give and give, making an eternal difference in the lives of people, many of whom you may never meet this side of heaven.

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Tomorrow our assembly delegates will be blessed to hear the outstanding report of our district treasurer, Mr. Matt Foor. I’ll not duplicate his report tonight, but my accounting to you would not be complete without at least giving you a glimpse into what God has done for us this year. Let me preface my remarks by saying to you, that when I signed on to this ministry at your invitation 13 years ago, I did not realize how much of my time would be spent with realtors, bankers, village officials, building inspectors, insurance agents and attorneys. This year that load has been exceptionally heavy, as the times in which we live make ever more critical the maintenance of strong fiscal and operational health.

We began our fiscal year with the liabilities of several churches which had not been able to pay their mortgages and/or their insurance premiums. Some of our congregations were not able to continue their pastors’ health insurance premiums. Your DS and District Advisory Board have made it a priority this year to do everything in our means to take care of our churches and pastors, without jeopardizing the district’s own viability. In order to keep our churches from losing their properties, and pastors from losing their health coverage, and to fulfill our obligations included in the contract on the sale of our campground several years ago, at the end of last year we reported a line of credit balance, and several mortgages which the district was still covering for our churches.

This is what our situation looked like last year: • Cash in the Bank -- $91,801 • Line of Credit Balance -- $109,000 • Liabilities in the form of mortgage balances we were helping pay off: $485,985 • We were spending money to maintain and insure vacant properties. • The campground project was still costing us, as the sewer and water projects were

completed.

The Lord helped us this year, as our churches came through with the payment of their apportionments in strong and sacrificial fashion, the district again reduced its operating budget, we completed our obligation with the campground project, and the Lord helped us sell a vacant building which allowed us to recuperate capital expenditures we had made on behalf of our churches and the campground.

At the end of the 2009-10 fiscal year, our financial situation looks very different from last year.

• Cash in the Bank -- $279,717 • Line of Credit – paid off • Liabilities in the form of mortgage balances we are helping pay off -- $150,545 • One less vacant property to insure and maintain • The campground sale is now generating revenue for us, as the five year grace period on

payments has expired.

I praise God for what I consider a $700,000 dollar turn-around year! God has helped us make the most of our opportunities in very challenging economic times.

Our fiscal health at this stage is appropriate for the changes we anticipate in the new church year. A very significant change has taken place with regards to the system used by the general church to fund the mission of the church. For several decades, the participation of local churches in funding the global, district, regional and national mission of the church has been determined by a complex formula based on the previous year’s spending patterns in the local church. As that formula was applied, each church was assigned an amount to give in the new year for World Evangelism, District Support, support of our regional university, and support of a pensions program for our pastors. Depending on the previous year’s report for each local church, the formula could result in a percentage anywhere from 10% to 20% for each of our churches. The average percentage was 17% of the previous year’s income.

At the 2009 meeting of the General Board, a new system was adopted, and has been implemented on the Chicago Central District as of May 1, 2010, the beginning of our new fiscal year. The new system, using the concept and terminology of “tithe and offerings”, is based on the

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current year’s income of each local church. Each local church is asked to “tithe” on her current monthly income. The “tithe” is distributed to three of the four ministry funds in this way: 5.5% to the World Evangelism Fund, 2.0% to the Pensions Fund, and 2.5% to the Educational Fund. The “offering” is the additional amount, established by each district, for support of district ministries. Since every district is different in constituency, context, geography, history, culture and priority of projects, it is clear that “one size does not fit all”. As I speak with my colleagues I find that districts are setting their “offering” percentage anywhere from 3% to 10% or more. The smallest districts, i.e. with the fewest churches and smallest income, generally are setting a higher percentage. The largest districts, some with significant endowments in place already, can set a smaller percentage. The Chicago Central District is about half the size of the largest districts, and significantly larger than the smaller districts. The District Finance Committee of the Chicago Central has therefore, on my recommendation, established 5% as the percentage requested from each local church toward what we are calling the District Evangelism Fund, a name change reflecting, on the district level, the purpose and intent of the World Evangelism Fund.

In summary then, and in somewhat simplistic fashion, every local church will participate in funding the mission of the church with 15% of their current year’s total income. After the General Board approved the new system, a final change was made, allowing churches to subtract from their “total income” the funds they were giving to the WEF and to other 10% Approved Missions Specials. This provides an “adjusted total income” or “net base” figure, which further lowers the real contributions to the four funds to approximately 14.3% of each church’s total income, rather than 15%. The more a church gives to WEF and Missions Specials, the lower their percentage of assigned giving. It is conceivable that if a church were to intentionally give significantly more than the assigned to missions, it could end up being assigned 13% or less in allocations for the year.

While this could be seen by some churches as a welcome financial relief, it should be pointed out that the main reasons for the change are to provide a system that is easier to explain to our people (because it used an understood concept of tithes and offerings), that calls for equal sacrifice (not equal giving) from all our congregations, and that allows the local churches to give greater direction to the use of their missions dollars.

I want to ask pastors and congregations to continue to plan their budgets using the parameters I have suggested during my tenure. 20-30-50. 20% for others, 30% maximum on our buildings, and 50% for local ministries. If you will keep to the “20% for others” plan, and your assigned apportionments are approximately 14%, you have a full 6% of your annual income that you will be able to direct toward missional projects that the Lord lays on your heart. Of course, in order to give you some help in that area, in your delegate notebooks, and on the district website, you will find a list of several projects that the Lord has laid on our hearts already.

For some of our larger churches, you will be able to take that 6% and plant another church or take a Work and Witness team to build a church building, hospital or clinic, or endow a scholarship or contribute to a district mission endowment. Let me encourage you to have your local pastor, board and local NMI work closely with the Global Mission Office, the District Ministry Center and the District NMI leadership as your church decides on missional projects you will sponsor. It is always best to consult with “the forces on the ground” to get the best understanding of what a successful jointly coordinated strategy could look like.

Some Missiological Principles As we look at our challenges and opportunities, this is probably the appropriate place in

my report to remind you of some missiological principles and practices that we have implemented on the Chicago Central District.

(1) The first is this. While there may be occasions where no sponsor for a new work may be

found, and the district leadership may need to take greater responsibility in supervising a new work, as a general policy we think…

churches should plant churches, rather than the district planting churches.

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(2) The second is this. It has been a very clearly articulated goal of mine with the District Advisory Board, that as we raise funds from local churches in support of the District Evangelism Fund, I would like to see

at least half of the District Evangelism Fund monies go directly to missional projects, such as the planting of new churches.

The bringing together of these two concepts, resulted in the practice of establishing missional partnerships between the district and her local churches. The idea is basically this: If a local church has a missional vision to establish a new work (whether that be a new church in another community or city, or a new worship service/ministry for a new people group that would be part of the existing church), and provided that the DAB approved the ministry plan and the cash flow adequate, the district would return to the local church 50% of their District Evangelism Fund giving, for the purposes of funding that mission project. Most of these partnership agreements would be 3-year arrangements.

The implementation of these partnerships has allowed us to work with Chicago First Church in their return to the city of Chicago and the wonderful ministry that takes place in the Austin neighborhood, led by site pastor Ron Allen. It has allowed Kankakee First Church to begin a Hispanic ministry. It has allowed Joliet First Church to establish a new church in Morris, Illinois.

It is my intent to continue to work with the District Advisory Board and our churches in continuing these missional partnerships.

Let me make a couple of comments about the implications of the new system of “Funding the Mission”.

First, just for informational purposes, you need to know that the new system means that both the WEF and the DEF will receive significantly fewer dollars from the local churches. In the case of the WEF we are talking about a cut of some $13 million or more. WEF is the lifeline that keeps missionaries like our own Lisa Lehman, and Todd and Brittany Leslie, Ruthie Cordova and Russ and Donna Lovett on the field. In the case of the district, it means we will need to operate in the new year with almost $100,000 less than we did last year. That is almost a 20% cut for us, leaving us with a budget of $550,000 for the year.

Second, I like the new system, because it is easy to explain, and it is easier for churches to comply with because it is based on the churches’ current reality, not last year’s reality.

Third, even though I like the new system, I think it is important to understand that it does not necessarily reflect better theology than the previous system, nor is it even accurate to say that it is “a biblical system”. To do so would reflect a misunderstanding of the biblical tithe systems (for example, did you know that oftentimes, multiple tithes were required in biblical times, so that giving of the tithes could mean 40% or more?). Nor was the tithe ever applied to anything like a denominational system in biblical times. So, I urge you to not refer to the new system as a “biblical system”. Our explanation uses biblical terminology, but that is about the extent of it. Tithing and giving of offerings are historical biblical practices of believers, and they are the means we expect believers to use in support their local pastors and church ministries. The denomination has simply chosen to use that same concept of tithes and offering to explain the minimum expectation of the participation by the local church in the funding of the global mission of Christ.

Finally, because, the funds being requested of local church in support of ministry at various levels of the church are more limited than under the prior system, it is absolutely critical that every church comply 100% every year as the Lord provides for them. To not do so, will mean the church will be severely limited in its attempts to recruit, train and deploy workers for the Harvest fields. Why should we pray for workers for God’s Harvest fields, if we cannot send them to those fields when they report for duty?

At both the district and global levels, the church is practicing austerity. We are not giving raises to staff, we are not replacing staff we lose through attrition. We are asking fewer people to do more in service to the church. We have put out a call for more volunteers. We have cut expenses just about everywhere we know we can cut without severely damaging the effectiveness of the church. And I believe God will honor those efforts. I believe our churches will come through. And here’s why I believe that.

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In the most challenging economic times we have experienced during my tenure, and with one of our pastors telling me almost half of his congregation was out of work, here is what our churches across the district did this year as they gave to fund the global mission of Christ through the Church of the Nazarene:

• WEF – Our local churches gave $779,000 (92% of the goal) • 10% Missions Specials – Our local churches gave an additional $374,000 (including

$50,000 for Haiti relief) • Total giving for Missions -- $1,153,000, another year of giving over a million dollars for

missions, our ninth consecutive year to do so! • District, ONU, Pensions are very close to the 90% payment level.

That is just outstanding!!!! Way to go Church!! Way to go God!!!

Opportunities for the Good News in Bad Times In the midst of the economic crisis, and at times because of the economic crisis, doors of

opportunity are opening . Challenging times often bring a spiritual awareness and sensitivity, that provide fertile soil

for Good News, for the Gospel of Jesus Christ. This is what I experienced as a missionary in Colombia in the 1980s. During perhaps the most tense and dangerous days experienced by that South American country, in a social environment ruled by the terrorism and chaos launched by the drug cartels of Pablo Escobar and the Rodriguez brothers, the Church of the Nazarene grew from 12 churches to over 100 churches in the span of less than 10 years. Christians became strong in their faith, not because it was easy being a Christian. Quite the contrary, we were often targeted because of our faith. But it was Christ who helped us make sense out of chaos, and gave our lives meaning and purpose, when society put a price tag of $5 on a human life. Christ gave us personal and corporate peace in a time when terror reigned over an entire country.

In this country, now in our times, the economic challenges are affecting every kind of institution, and that is opening doors for the Gospel. In the city of Chicago, I have found, many schools have offered after-school programs that were government funded, and were not faith based programs. At the same time a group of young Christian college graduates have offered themselves to conduct faith-based after school programs. They have not always found an open door. But as government funds dry up, those programs are being dropped, and schools are now opening their doors to faith-based groups who will step in and fill the gap for their students. These are certainly times of great opportunity in the public schools, not only in Chicago, but across our district.

I remember a conversation several years ago with Dr. Tom Nees, then director of the USA/Canada Mission Strategy Office. We were talking about the statistical records the church keeps, and I remember saying to him, “I think the church is failing to count some things that really matter. We know how many members we have and what our attendance is, but do we know how many people are getting saved in our churches, and how many are being baptised?” I am delighted that the church is now counting conversions and baptisms, and this has been an outstanding year in both areas for us. Some of our smaller churches are reporting over 20 baptisms this year! We report 492 New Nazarenes by profession of faith alone this year, and our total membership on the district is just shy of the 10,000 mark at 9,991, our highest ever! Could 2010 be the year we surpass 10,000?

Our worship and Sunday School attendance is down very slightly from last year, (Worship at 7745 compared with 7752 in 2009, and SDMI Attendance at 5,082 compared with 5, 151 last year), and I encourage every church and pastor to give careful attention to initiatives at fomenting regular attendance. Some churches that currently house only one worship service should seriously consider starting a second service to reach a different group of people. SDMI chair Cindi Schimmelpfennig found additional responsibilities in the local church necessitating her stepping down as SDMI Chair. Tomorrow, assembly delegates will be electing a new chairperson, and I look forward to working with our SDMI on initiatives to strengthen our Sunday

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School and Discipleship Ministries. Let me ask you again, “Who are you discipling? And who is discipling you?”

Opportunities for Church Extension Regardless of the times, the Church has always been about Good News. Good News in

times of loss. Good News in times of personal transitions. Good News in times of uncertainty. As the Good News is preached, opportunities for church extension are created.

This year I was privileged to formally organize two congregations, whose communication of the Good News has resulted in the formation of two fellowships of faith, where the Word is preached regularly, where Holiness is taught, where missional values are instilled, and where pastoral care is provided.

The first of these was in the city of Morris, Illinois. a wonderful celebration took place yesterday in Morris, Illinois, as we formally organized the Living Water Church of the Nazarene, with 47 charter members, and Pastor Steve Cook as pastor/church planter.

Living Water is the only Church of the Nazarene in Grundy County, Illinois, and Morris is the county seat, with a population of 12,000. In 1944 the Nazarenes organized a church in Morris with six charter members. Its ministry continued until 2000, when it became obvious that a different vision, leadership and approach to ministry were going to be needed for the new century. The church was declared inactive in 2000 but Morris always remained on our list of target sites for the start of a new church. We waited for the Lord to indicate the right timing, the right church planter, the right mother church, and the right approach. About three years ago, conversations began to take place between district superintendents and pastors of the Chicago Central and Northwest Illinois districts. We agreed that we both had churches close to Morris that could encourage and contribute to a new church plant. From Ottawa First Church, on the Northwest Illinois District, came the church planters, Steve and Marianne Cook, with the blessings of Pastor Brian Wangler. Steve and Marianne had formerly been members of the CCD. On the Chicago Central District, Joliet First Church and Pastor Mike Day took on the responsibility of the mother church. Pastor Kevin Ulmet provided direction in the NewStart processes that were adopted for the project. The DS and District Advisory Board have given guidance and encouragement along the way, as well as returning half of Joliet First Church's district apportionment to them for this church plant. During the three year period, the new congregation made several moves between facilities (strip malls, high school auditoriums, rented church buildings) and now are leasing a beautifully renovated space that is shared by several community outreach ministries. I wish you all could have experienced first-hand the wonderful spirit of celebration of God's faithfulness. As Pastor Steve reminded us all... "To God be all the glory!" With the organization of this new church in Morris, we will be formally "disorganizing" the inactive Morris First Church, and we commission Living Water with the primary responsibility for communicating the holiness message throughout Morris and Grundy County, seeking life transformation and community transformation through every means possible. Would you welcome Pastor Steve Cook and Living Water Church of the Nazarene?

The second of these church organizations took place in Waukegan, Illinois. This story is one that began nearly 25 years ago. I remember that our Hispanic work had just begun, and there were several Hispanic brothers and sisters who testified to a call to preach. With the permission of the district superintendent, Dr. Keith Bottles, and of the ONU President, Dr. Leslie Parrott, three of us, yours truly, Dr. Alfaro, and Rev. Charles Roberts (then pastor at Lombard and a former missionary to Chile) established a Spanish language ministerial training program, that continues to this day. Among the early students was a man by the name of Diomedes Franco. When Joan and I accepted an overseas missionary assignment, we lost track of Diomedes, and the Lord led his ministry elsewhere. A few months ago, I was preaching a missions emphasis service at our Mt. Prospect International Church. A wonderful meal followed, and Joan and I were joined at the table by Pastor Lechuga, and a guest, Pastor Diomedes Franco. Pastor Franco shared his journey with me and indicated the Lord had helped him start a church where he was preaching Christian holiness and instilling missional values. They had not affiliated with any denomination and he wanted to bring them home, to his spiritual home, the Church of the Nazarene. I asked Pastor Lechuga to meet with the congregation on my behalf, and Pastor Jerry Harris, of our Waukegan church offered some membership classes, and on May 23, Pentecost

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Sunday, we celebrated the birthday of the church by organizing the newest church on the Chicago Central District, the Casa de Dios (House of God) Church of the Nazarene. Would you welcome Pastor Diomedes Franco and the Casa de Dios Church of the Nazarene today?

Committing Long-Term to the Challenges and Opportunit ies Just as we celebrate new ministries, new churches and new opportunities, we also

celebrate a few individuals who model for us long-term commitment to facing challenges and embracing opportunities:

Three 25 year veteran pastors: Jack McCormick (June), Jose Alfaro (August), Debora White (September)

Two 52 year veterans: Jim and Pat Hair.

Responding to Challenges and Opportunities through the Mission Areas and MAADS

A few years ago, I proposed to the District Advisory Board the establishment of a system that would accomplish at least three things: First, allow me to reproduce myself as a district leader, by investing time and resources into key pastors who have much to offer our district, but for whom we had not created an avenue for greater service at the district level. Second, it would allow me to respond more immediately and personally to the needs of churches and pastors, by putting “forces on the ground” across the district, at times and in places where I could not be present simultaneously. Third, it would allow for greater fellowship and communication at the level of what we have called “Mission areas”.

I want to thank my Mission Area Assistants tonight, and also recognize those who have been approved to help me in this new year: Rev. Jack McCormick (South Mission Area), Dr. Ed Heck (Central and South Suburban Mission Area) and Rev. Kevin Ulmet (Suburban Area). Along with these Rev. Wilfredo Canales assists me with Hispanic ministries and Rev. Tim Mercer with Asian Ministries. Would you express your appreciation to these?

Now, you may think that this group is all work and no play. Actually we really enjoy other, and are even given at times to attempting some sort of athletic event. Pastor Jack showed up at ONU’s 2009 Homecoming to run the Wendy Parsons 5-K with me last year (we crossed the finish line together and came in 104th and 105th out of 106 I think, but we finished!). But this month, even as we celebrate the winning of the Stanley Cup by the Chicago Blackhawks, there is another Cup in contention. It is the World Cup of Soccer, being played out in South Africa. Now, Brother Tim Mercer was off in Thailand when this group of district leaders got together for a friendly match of soccer, but, lest you doubt our athletic abilities, I put together a brief video for you of our recent scrimmage.

[A brief humorous video was shown here.] The continuing development of the MAADS system is also creating more opportunities for

your DS to lead the district in new initiatives in areas where our presence is obviously absent. I would point out to you that the western suburban corridor that includes Geneva, St. Charles, is in need of a Nazarene presence. The city of Watseka is currently being served by churches in Gilman, Milford, Sheldon and Hoopeston. I encourage those churches to continue to reach into this county seat with vision and commitment. Lake County and McHenry County need expanded ministries. Vermillion and Kankakee County churches need to continue to expand their compassionate ministry efforts. Our Arabic ministries need more direction and the recruitment of pastoral leadership. Our Lao ministries continue to dream of an additional site that will allow them to increase effectiveness. Our Hispanic pastors in training need placement and mentoring. The list of opportunities for your DSs involvement goes on.

And then, how can we forget the Windy City itself? When Joan and I were called to serve you, and we were praying about our response, I asked you the question, Why do you want the Wilsons? The response we heard was, “we believe God wants to use you to help the Nazarene church and the Chicago Central District return to the city of Chicago.” Now, we never really left the city of Chicago altogether, but let me paint some broad brushstrokes for you of our story in Chicago.

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Opportunities for the Church in the City of Chicago Both the Chicago Central District and Chicago First Church were established in 1904 by

Dr. Phineas Bressee. During its first few months of existence, Chicago First Church met in a tent in the southside Woodlawn neighborhood, at the intersection of 62nd and what is now University Ave.. The winter cold forced them to look for, and to purchase, a building at 64th and Eggleston in the Englewood neighborhood. They soon outgrew that building, as they reported over 400 members and 200 in Sunday School attendance at the end of their first year. That was 1905. Chicago First Church was later responsible for helping start a number of other churches in the city of Chicago, in the surrounding suburbs and even in Hammond, Indiana.

By 1907, Chicago Second Church and the Chicago Swedish Mission are on the scene. The Swedish mission is short-lived and by 1910 only Chicago First and Chicago Second remain, until 1913 when Chicago Second is closed and First Church stands alone in the city for more than two years.

In 1918 Rev. W.G. Schurman is called to pastor Chicago First Church, and during his14 years of leadership, until the Lord called him home, he emphasized church extension. By 1920 Chicago Morgan Park and Chicago Woodlawn are added to the list of city churches. By 1930 Morgan Park is closed but Chicago Austin, Northside and Roseland are added, giving us five churches in the city. Roseland is the church that gave the denomination General Superintendent Paul and Connie Cunningham and Africa Missionaries John and Linda Seaman. By 1940, the number of churches totals 8. By 1950 the number is 12, although two did not report to the assembly. By 1960 the number drops to 9. By 1970, 8 churches remain. By 1980, Chicago First Church has moved to the suburb of Lemont and five small Nazarene churches remain in Chicago, with a total membership of 383, less than our total membership at the first anniversary of Chicago First Church. Following the denominational “Thrust to the Cities” emphasis on urban ministry in the mid-1980s, with Chicago selected as the first urban area to receive intense denominational focus and additional resources, several new works are started, many of which would later close, but in 1990 twelve churches are again on our list of Chicago city works. These twelve churches now represent five different language groups and a diversity of recent immigrant waves. By the year 2000 a couple of the smaller groups have closed. One new work gave us a total of 11 congregations in the city. Over the next ten years, while some of the churches have grown and some new works have begun, still other small groups have closed, and…

… today we report 11 Nazarene congregations in the city of Chicago, two of them struggling for their life, and with a total membership among the churches of 658.

What will be the picture of Nazarene ministry in Chicago in 2020? Could we double the number of churches in Chicago to 25? Could we reach a membership level of 2,000, surpassing the historic highs for our ministry in the city? I believe the challenges of the city present incredible opportunities for the church to share the grace and transforming, redeeming power of Jesus Christ. I am full of hope and expectation today for the decade ahead.

Over the past few years, the district has taken deliberate, strategic steps to ensure a more bountiful harvest for the Kingdom in the city of Chicago, as well as across the entire district. We have sought to eliminate the financial liabilities that have held us back, including mortgage payments and a campground that drained more than 25% of our district budget. We have moved the district ministry center from its long-time home in Kankakee County to the near north side of the city of Chicago. We have implemented financial operating policies that allow local churches to more readily sponsor new works. We have given priority to ministerial training through various delivery systems, and we have tried to develop district awareness of the great diversity of populations that exist both in the city of Chicago and across our entire district.

Just a few weeks ago, Joan and I came to the conclusion that the “fulness of time”, the Kairos of God, had come for us to finally make the move ourselves to the city, and we have chosen to rent a small, one bedroom condo in the heart of the downtown loop area, while keeping our Bourbonnais home as a base for our family and for use during the many events in which we participate in the Kankakee area throughout the year. Bourbonnais is also a good mid-way stop-over point during those trips from those wonderful but late night Danville meetings back to

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Chicago.. Our move to Chicago is a significant commitment for us, as it includes challenging implications for our family life, for Joan’s work, and for our personal finances. The opportunities the move provides, however, and the doors it is already opening, are dramatic. Already, we have met dozens of new people within a couple of blocks of our new home. Already, Joan has found a place to continue her ministry to patients through a dialysis clinic in the southwest neighborhoods of Pilsen and Little Village. Half a block from our city home we can board the CTA trains for any of seven different lines, taking us to every corner of the city as we ask God to show us where to plant our district congregation. We would be humbled and pleased if you would commit to praying for us as we make this personal transition, in fulfillment of the call you made to us 13 years ago. We believe this is God’s Kairos time for us.

Kairos -- The Fulness of Time Kairos (καιρός) is a Greek word meaning “the right or opportune moment” (or the

supreme moment). The ancient Greeks had two words for time, chronos and kairos. Chronos generally refers to sequential time, while kairos refers to a time in between, a moment of undetermined period of time in which something special happens.

For those of you who are biblical scholars and exegetes, let me be sure and clarify that the distinction between kronos and kairos is not as simplistic as I have just made it sound. In fact, Gal. 4:4, says “But when the time had fully come, God sent his Son...” One would expect the Greek word here, translated “the fullness of time”, to be the word kairos, but in fact it is chronos, so sometimes chronos also means “God’s right time”. Having made that disclaimer, however, would you give me some poetic license this evening and allow me to refer in general fashion to God’s kairos, as the fullness of time, and chronos as chronological time?

It is kronos-time to which we refer as we have celebrated, during this past few years, the various centennials of the Chicago Central District and Chicago First Church in 2004, and of Olivet Nazarene University in 2007, of the Church of the Nazarene as a denomination in 2008, of the Burnham plan for Chicago in 2009, and of the Boy Scouts of America in 2010.

I rather like the annual theme of the Boy Scouts of America, who are celebrating their centennial this year – “Celebrate the Adventure – Continue the Journey”. That speaks to me of perseverance, and of commitment. The Boy Scouts motto speaks to the church as well at this moment “Be Prepared”.

Today and tomorrow, during our Annual District Assembly, we certainly celebrate the adventure of Christian ministry, and we also commit to continuing the missional journey to which God has called us. And we want to be prepared for the moment God chooses to move in His church and in our mission field.

The word kairos was central to the Sophists, who stressed the ability to adapt to and take advantage of changing, contingent circumstances. Those are certainly the times in which we live. Isocrates writes that educated people are those “who manage well the circumstances which they encounter day by day, and who possess a judgment which is accurate in meeting occasions as they arise and rarely miss[es] the expedient course of action".

According to ancient Greeks, Kairos was the god of the “fleeting moment.” Such a moment must be grasped (by the tuft of hair on the personified forehead of the fleeting opportunity); otherwise the moment is gone and cannot be re-captured (personified by the back of head being bald).

A bronze statue of Kairos is known in literature, made by the famous Greek sculptor Lysipos. It stood at his home with the following epigram carved on the statue:

"Who and whence was the sculptor? From Sikyon. And his name?Lysippos. And who are you? Time who subdues all things. Why do you stand on tip-toe? I am ever running. And why you have a pair of wings on your feet? I fly with the winds And why do you hold a razor in your right hand? As a sign to men that I am sharper than

any sharp edge.

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And why does your hair hang over your face? For him who meets me to take me by the forelock.

And why, in Heaven's name, is the back of your head bald? Because none whom I have once raced by on my winged feet will now, though he wishes it sore, take hold of me from behind.

Why did the artist fashion you? For your sake, stranger, and he set me up in the porch as a lesson."

In the time of Augustus, a leading Roman lyric poet by the name of Horace, coined a

phrase oft repeated in our times by all generations. “Carpe Diem”. In Horace, the phrase is part of the longer Carpe diem quam minimecredulapostero – "Seize the day, trusting as little as possible in the future". The ode says that the future is unknowable, and that instead one should scale back one's hopes to a brief future. That is certainly not so for the church of Jesus Christ. While Horace meant to suggest that we should enjoy today because of an uncertain future, the popular and more inspiring translation of the phrase has been “seize the day”. We say to our young people, Carpe Diem, Seize the Day -- Take advantage of the opportunities that are yours today. Make the most of your future by availing yourself of the many options before you now.

Conclusion These are without doubt challenging times, and God has once again proven Himself

faithful. These are also times of incredible opportunity for the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Shall we seize the day, as we see God moving at what He has determined to be the right moment, in His Kairos time?

What’s with this 10-10-10?:

Now, unless you are a child or teen today, then most likely, over the remaining course of your lifetime and mine, there will be only three days, when this kind of sequence of identical numbers will be possible on the calendar: October 10, 2010; November 11, 2011 and December 12, 2012. After that, should the Lord tarry, the next opportunity for such a sequence will be January 1, 2101. Of the three remaining such dates for us in this century, only one falls on a Sunday. October 10, 2010 (10-10-10).

I want to challenge our pastors and congregations to give special emphasis on that day 10-10-10 to call your church to be especially sensitive to the Kairos of God and to “Seize the Day” by re-articulating and renewing the missional commitment of your local church, and by sharing specific plans you have to fulfill the Great Commission in your Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria and the ends of the earth.

Pastors – Take that day to focus on the Missional Vision and Commitment of your local church. Talk to your people about how your church is fulfilling its God-given mission in the contexts of Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and the ends of the earth. Remind your church of the core values of the Church: Christian, Holiness, Missional. Remind your church that we are a Connectional Church. I would challenge you to three 10s:

• Give Ten Percent for Global Missions • Have Every Member of your Church Praying for Ten People who Need Jesus. • Strive for an Increase of at least Ten in Sunday School Attendance over the next ten

months.

At the District Level I’d like to see us take in new members on that day, and surpass 10,000 in membership for the first time in our history.

On that date, 10-10-10, I want to make a commitment at the district level, specifically with reference to the mission field which is the City of Chicago. Today, in the presence of our general superintendent, I want to make a public commitment. On 10-10-10 you will find this servant of the church, in the city of Chicago, and the district will be launching a new work (preferable in

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partnership with a local church), in the neighborhood to which God chooses to lead us, with the church planters God provides, and with the resources He makes available to us. I anticipate that new work to be one of many the Lord will help us begin in Chicago in the coming decade. And as long as God gives us health and life and a specific call to the city, I commit to leading the Chicago Central Nazarenes in claiming the city of Chicago for Christ. While there may be other Christian churches in Chicago, Chicago needs the message of holiness that is our watchword and song, clearly re-articulated, expressed, and lived out incarnationally, in a way that makes holiness relevant and a force for transformation in the context of this city.

So, Mr. DS, this is your night to share your vision. What is it, then, that you see?

I see a mission field that extends from Danville to Zion, Illinois, and along the way includes the 3 million people living in the city of Chicago. I see a district with solid fiscal, organizational, and missional foundations in place to be useful to God in His way, and in His time. I see a God who has been faithful in helping us meet and overcome the challenges of our times in an awesome and amazing way. I see a people fully committed to being Christian, Holiness and Missional, who expectantly look for a movement of God.

I see us being about the Missio Dei, the mission of God, in times of challenge and opportunity, ready for the Kairos of God, ready for the opportunities God brings us in “the fullness of His time”. I see us stripped of the liabilities and limitations that tend to hold us back. I see us having our lamps lit and trimmed, ready should He choose to come even at night. I see us living in holy expectation of the breaking in of God’s Spirit in our midst.

These things do not come, except through prayer and fasting, my brothers and sisters. And… in the fullness of time, in the Kairos of God… He will come. Perhaps it will be on 10-10-10. Perhaps it will be before then. Perhaps it will be at another time. Whenever He determines to be the fullness of time, let us seize the day!

Respectfully submitted,

Brian E. Wilson

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B. DISTRICT BOARDS

1. District Advisory Board

We, the District Advisory Board of the Chicago Central District, have met four times and

held four conference calls during the fiscal year, to conduct the business of the district under the leadership of Dr. Brian E. Wilson, district superintendent. We have served in an advisory capacity to the district superintendent in his supervision of the departments, boards and committees of the district, and have encouraged him in his exercise of missional leadership, for purposes of church extension and church planting, the training and credentialing of ministers, the preaching of the holiness message, the transformation of our communities, and of a harvest of souls for the Kingdom of God. We are committed to being a church that makes Christlike disciples on the Chicago Central District and in the nations of the world.

1. We have granted interim transfers to the following persons: Nicholas Baldwin (LM) to the Kansas City District, Rustin Emery Brian (LM) to the North Arkansas District, Brenda E. El-Talabani (OD) to the North Florida District, Richard E. El-Talabani (OE) to the North Florida District, Joel Heald (LM) to the Northwestern Ohio District, Paul Johnson (OE) to the South Carolina District, Douglas Karl (OD) to the Iowa District, Randall J. Kiger (OD) to the Northwestern Illinois District and Sherman Reed (OE) to the East Tennessee District (223; 203.9).

2. We have approved interim transfers from other districts and referred them to the

Ministerial Credentials Board including the following persons: Shawna Songer Gaines (LM) from the Kansas City District, Timothy Gaines (LM) from the Kansas City District, Herbert G. Ireland (OE) from the Sacramento District, Kedric S. Jones (LM) from the Southwest Indiana District, Andrew Hi-Tong Karuchit (LM) from the Central Ohio District, Jessica D. Karuchit (LM) from the Central Ohio District, and Brian D. Smith (OE) from the Kansas District and Matthew A. Smith (OE) from the Michigan District.(223; 203.8)

3. We have approved the district superintendent’s recommendation for appointment or

reappointment of the following serving as pastors: Pedro Aguilar (Chicago Emmanuel Spanish), Wilfredo Canales (DIA at North Chicago), Michael Evans (Chicago Ingleside), Diomedes Franco (Casa de Dios), Juan Garcia (Chicago Ebenezer), Michael Fisk (Paxton), Kevin Gardner (Lighthouse Community), Jeff Hodge (Real Life), Robert Hollowell (Bradley First), Hoang Huynh (Chicago Uptown Vietnamese), Robert Killion (Milford), Young C. Kim (Mt. Prospect International), Ho Kyung Kwak (Chicago First Korean),Jaime Lechuga (Mt. Prospect International), William Luttrell (Wilmington), Leonard Martz (Worth), Sergio Mayorga (Blue Island Spanish), Wesley Mills (Blue Island), Michael Neil (Word and Worship Christian Community), Gilmar Pineda (Chicago Summit Spanish), Enrique Polanco (West Chicago), Alberto Quezeda (Aroma Park), Jamil Qandah (Chicago Oak Lawn Arabic), Hosny Reyad (Chicago Southside Arabic), Mie Hae Rhee (Chicago Mongolian Mission), Victor Walker (House of Prayer Ministries), Debora White (Sheldon), Bill Wright (Danville Westside), and Richard Wright (New Lenox). (117)

4. We approve the recommendation for granting SPC role code and renewal of those in

special service or interdenominational ministries: Laurie J. Braaten, David W. Clark, Jill Crew, Justin Fuhrman, Shawna Songer Gaines, Timothy Gaines, Franklin D. Garton, Willam H. Koch, Tara Beth Leach, Troy W. Martin and Aaron Nush (435.11)

5. We approved the sale of the following church property: Brookfield (106.2)

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6. In consultation with the general superintendent, we approved the disorganization of the inactive Morris Church of the Nazarene, following the organization of a new church in Morris, the Living Water Church of the Nazarene (106.1).

7. We celebrate the organization of the Living Water Church of the Nazarene on April 11, 2010, and the Casa de Dios Church of the Nazarene on Pentecost Sunday, May 23, 2010.

We praise God for the vision and leadership of our district superintendent and of the

entire Chicago Central district team. Respectfully submitted, FRED HARDY, Secretary BRIAN WILSON, Chairman

2. Ministerial Credentials Board

Partial Report We, your Ministerial Credentials Board, submit the following report: We recommend the following ordained ministers be received on transfer: Herbert G.

Ireland (OE) from the Sacramento District, Brian D. Smith (OE) from the Kansas District, and Matthew A. Smith (OE) from the Michigan District.

We recommend the following licensed ministers be received on transfer: Shawna Songer-Gaines from the Kansas City District, Timothy Gaines from the Kansas City District, Kedric S. Jones from the Southwest Indiana District, Andrew Hi-Tong Karuchit from the Central Ohio District and Jessica D. Karuchit from the Central Ohio District.

We approve the transfer of those ordained and licensed ministers granted interim transfer by the District Advisory Board during the year.

We recommend the following be granted transfer of jurisdiction only: Byron de Leon to Mid- Atlantic District.

Respectfully submitted, HARLAN BUETTNER, Secretary CARL LETH, Chairman

Final Report We recommend that the following be granted renewal of district minister’s license: Jeffrey

C. Alexander, Hector Alfaro, Ronald Allen, Susan C. Armstrong, William Bahr, Elizabeth A. Bjorling, Brandon Bowmar, Thomas J. Bridges, Paul W. Caldwell, David Cardenas, Sarah Chamberlain, Byoung Youn Cho, Steven D. Cook, Trevor Dace, Brandon Davey, Jeffrey T. Emmons, Michael Evans, Michael G. Fisk, Justin Fuhrmann, Shawna Songer-Gaines, Timothy Gaines, Aaron Gall, Ezequiel Garcia, Jose Enrique Garcia, Rita Garcia, Kevin Gardner, William M. Gonzalez, Aaron Gregory, Cynthia Grieb, Jeffrey Robert Grindle, Ryan L. Hansen, Charles H. Hess, Brandon Hird, Kedric S. Jones, Andrew Hi-Tong Karuchit, Jessica D. Karuchit, Tara Beth Leach, Joseph Michael Lee, Abel Mata, Elizabeth J. Moore, Michael T. Neil, Aaron Nush, Edward Penate, Sandra Pineda, Brian P. Quade, Alberto Quezada, Israel Ramirez, Donald O. Reddick,

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Jr., Mie Hae Rhee, Rachel Sarver, Nadine M. Stith, Daniel Taylor, Oscar J. Trujillo, Andrew Ray Twibell, Simone Mulieri Twibell, Lisa K. Ulrich, Juan Carlos Valladares and John Vogel.

We recommend that the following be granted renewal of district minister’s license, under probation: David Vernick.

We recommend that the following be granted district minister's license: (elder track) Michael Andrew Benson, Carlos Bran, Ashley M. Cook, Marie Donaldson Cooper, Jacob Gordon Crowley, David Huitt, Edy De Leon, Michael Robert Pierson, Stephanie Smith, Andrew Wright; (deacon track) Licet De Leon.

We recommend that the following non-ordination candidate for renewal of district license: Mie Hae Rhee.

We recommend that the following be referred back to the local church: Matthew D. Anderson, Tina Burton, Thomas J. Evans, Julio Cesar Mina, David Andrew Ramsey, Larry L. Whitehead Sr., Don Wilson, , David B. Vernick, John A. Wright.

We recommend that the following not be renewed for district license, for failure to reapply: Melissa Fuhrmann, Amanda Porter

We recommend that the following be dropped from the roll of elders, having surrendered his credentials: Donald Keysor.

We recommend that the following be granted recognition of elder’s orders and placed on the roll of elders in the Church of the Nazarene: Robert I. Brown and Dae Haeng Hur.

We recommend that the following be elected to elder’s orders and be placed on the roll of elders in the Church of the Nazarene: Susan C. Armstrong, Elizabeth Ann Bjorling and Charles H. Hess.

We recommend that the following be elected to the order of deacon and be placed on the roll of deacons in the Church of the Nazarene: Brian P. Quade and Donald O. Reddick, Jr..

We recommend the following the following ministers serving in missionary service be granted a role code of MIS: Ruthie Cordova, Lisa Lehman, Russell Lovett.

We recommend the following laypersons serving in missionary service: Donna Lovett, Todd and Brittany Leslie.

We recommend the following ministers serving in connectional interests as faculty or high-level administration at a Nazarene institution of higher learning be granted a role code of EDU: Michael Benson, Leon Blanchette, John Bowling, Gregg Chenoweth, Ron Dalton, Mark E. Holcomb, Tim Mercer, Franklin Moore, Kent Olney, Mark Quanstrom, Charles Perabeau, Robert Doyle Smith, Walter W. Webb and David Wine.

We recommend the following ministers serving in connectional interest in Nazarene institutions be granted a role code of SPC: William Bahr, Gary Dearth, Jeff Enfield, Justin Knight, Stan Martin, Dwayne Mills, John Mongerson, Mark Mountain, and Matthew A. Smith.

We recommend the following for special service in interdenominational capacities be granted renewal of the role code of SPC: Laurie J. Braaten, David W. Clark, Jill Crew, Justin Fuhrman, Shawna Songer Gaines, Timothy Gaines, Franklin D. Garton, William H. Koch, Tara Beth Leach, Troy W. Martin and Aaron Nush.

We recommend that the following be granted active evangelism services retired: Earl Morgan.

We recommend that the following be granted a role code of registered evangelist: Daniel Wheelock and Raul Zaldivar.

We recommend that the following be granted renewal of registered song evangelist: Anthony P. Fightmaster and Jeffrey Robert Grindle.

We recommend removal from the Rolls, having joined the Church Triumphant: Morris Chalfant

We refer to the District Advisory Board the following assigned ministers serving as pastors: Pedro Aguilar (Chicago Emmanuel Spanish), Wilfredo Canales (North Chicago), Michael Evans (Chicago Ingleside), Michael Fisk (Paxton), Diomedes Franco (Casa de Dios), Kevin Gardner (Lighthouse Community), Robert Hollowell (Bradley First), Jeff Hodge (Real Life), Hoang Huynh (Chicago Uptown Vietnamese), Robert Killion (Milford), Young C. Kim (Mt. Prospect International), Ho Kyung Kwak (Chicago First Korean), Jaime Lechuga (Mt. Prospect International), Carl Leth (Hoopeston Community), William Luttrell (Wilmington), Leonard Martz (Worth), Sergio Mayorga(Blue Island Spanish), Wesley Mills (Blue Island), Michael Neil (Word

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and Worship Christian Community), Gilmar Pineda (Chicago Summit Spanish), Enrique Polanco (West Chicago), Alberto Quezada (Aroma Park), Jamil Qandah (Chicago Oak Lawn Arabic), Hosny Reyad (Chicago Southside Arabic), Mie Hae Rhee (Chicago Mongolian Mission), Victor Walker (House of Prayer Ministries), Debora White (Sheldon), Richard Wright (New Lenox), and William Wright (Danville Westside).

Respectfully submitted, HARLAN BUETTNER, Secretary CARL LETH, Chairman

3. Ministerial Studies Board The Board of Ministerial Studies makes the following recommendations: That the following students be graduated from the course of study: Byoung Youn Cho

(Elder), Justin Fuhrmann (Elder), Charles H. Hess (Elder), Elizabeth Moore (Elder), Donald O. Reddick, Jr., (Deacon), Andrew Twibell (Elder), Andrew Wright (Elder).

That the following students be placed in the course of study in the level indicated: Fourth

Level- Ronald Allen (Elder), Michael Andrew Benson (Elder), Brandon Bowmar (Elder), Sarah Chamberlain (Elder), Steven Douglas Cook (Elder), Marie Donaldson Cooper (Elder), Jacob Gordon Crowley (Elder), Jeffrey T. Emmons (Elder), Michael Evans (Elder), Aaron Gall (Elder), Kevin Gardner (Elder), William Gonzalez (Elder), Cynthia Grieb (Deacon), Jeffrey Grindle (Deacon), Michael T. Neil (Elder), Aaron W. Nush (Deacon), Edward Peñate (Elder), Mie Hae Rhee (Licensed Minister), Stephanie Smith (Elder), Oscar Trujillo (Elder), Lisa Ulrich (Elder) and Juan Carlos Valladares (Elder); Third Level- Ashley M. Cook (Elder),Jose Enrique Garcia (Deacon), Rita Garcia (Elder), Sandra Pineda (Elder), Alberto Quezada (Elder), Rachel Sarver (Elder), and John A. Wright (Elder); Second Level- William Bahr (Elder), Edy De Leon (Elder), Licet De Leon (Elder), Jessica Karuchit (Deacon), Julio Mina (Elder), Tina Burton (Elder), Michael Robert Pierson (Elder), Amanda Porter (Elder), David Andrew Ramsay (Elder), David Vernick (Elder), John Vogel (Elder), and Larry L. Whitehead, Sr. (Deacon); First Level- Matthew Anderson (Elder), Carlos Bran (Elder), Thomas Evans (Elder), David Huitt (Elder), Ellen Steward (Elder), and Don Wilson (Elder).

Respectfully submitted TODD W. PEELER, Secretary DOUG WARD, Chairman

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C. DISTRICT ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES 1. Finance Committee

Contents

1. The Stewardship of Christ-like Disciples 2. Funding the Mission through the “Tithe and Offering” Concept 3. Estimating Apportionments 4. Where and When to Send Monies 5. Recommendations to the Local Church and District

5.1. Regarding the Global Church 5.2. Regarding our Educational Institutions 5.3. Regarding the Chicago Central District 5.4. Regarding the Local Church

Appendix A: Pastoral Sabbaticals Appendix B: Sample Budgets

1. The Stewardship of Christ-like Disciples We, your Finance Committee, believe stewardship is a vital ingredient of Christ-like

discipleship. We further believe obedience is necessary to Christ’s command – to go, to be, and to do. This report reflects:

• Faith – in God and in the members of the Chicago Central District. • Missional Planning – while some funds will go to maintenance ministries, the

majority of our funding is designated for evangelism, discipleship and church planting efforts.

• Responsibility -- to God and to you who consistently support the local church. • Fairness – budget apportionments are assigned in equitable fashion (equal

sacrifice, not equal amounts) and matching funds made available in a manner consistent with the financial strength of the local church.

• Appreciation – the record of faithful and generous giving by Chicago Central District Nazarenes is a cause for rejoicing.

We acknowledge that managing, disbursing, and accounting of funds given to the building of God’s kingdom is a matter deserving our most prayerful planning. After careful consideration, we submit the following recommendations:

2. Funding the Mission through the “Tithe and Offering” Concept

Throughout the year, in response to the Great Commission and the Great Commandment, the local churches of the Chicago Central District contribute corporately to ministries and to the life of the church outside of the local context. Contributions are made to four separate funds with specific purposes reflected in the names of the funds:

• The World Evangelism Fund – This fund helps make possible the global evangelistic work of the church in over 156 world areas, supporting missionaries, schools, hospitals, clinics, compassionate ministries, as well as regional and global ministry center operations.

• The Pensions and Benefits Fund – This fund helps fulfill the promises made to our retired ministers, evangelists, and other clergy, of a basic retirement benefit.

• The Educational Fund – This fund provides scholarships for Nazarene students at Olivet Nazarene University.

• The District Evangelism Fund – This fund helps make possible the evangelistic work of the church in 11 ½ counties of northeast Illinois, supporting the planting of new congregations, ministerial training, missional partnerships with local churches, district ministry center operations and our district support personnel.

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In addition, “Ten Percent Approved Missions Special” offerings are often taken for special purposes such as LINKS, Alabaster, Missionary Deputation, Jesus Film/Harvest Partners, Work and Witness, and more. Annual offerings are also received for the support of Nazarene Bible College and Nazarene Theological Seminary

Monies sent for the WEF and P&B Fund are sent to the Global Treasurer’s Office. Monies for the DEF and Educational Funds are sent to the District Treasurer. Monies for NBC and NTS are sent directly to those institutions.

In order for churches to equally share the responsibility for funding the mission of the church and for planning and communication purposes, the concept of “a tithe and offering” is used for determine the amount assigned to each church. Just as the member of the local church would give a tithe and offerings to his local church, the local church in turn gives a tithe and offering for the broader ministries of the church. Within this “tithe and offering” concept, the “tithe” provides funds for three of the four funds listed above (WEF, P&B and Educational). The “offering” provides funds for the District Evangelism Fund [Note that the designation “offering” does not imply “optional”, it simply differentiates this percentage from the “tithe”].

The “tithe” is further specifically allocated. At the 2009 meeting of the General Board, the global church adopted a uniform percentage for giving to the WEF by all local churches of the Nazarene – 5.5%. In conjunction with that decision, the USA national board adopted 2% for Pensions and Benefits and 2.5% for the Educational Fund. These three percentages total 10%, the commonly accepted standard percentage for the practice of tithing in the church.

Since every district is unique, with unique financial needs, the percentage to be given to the District Evangelism Fund is established by each individual district. This “offering” percentage on the district is to be established by the District Finance Committee, upon recommendation by the District Superintendent and District Advisory Board, for approval by the District Assembly. On the Chicago Central District, this percentage is hereby established at 5% for the 2010-11 fiscal year, to be reviewed on an annual basis by the District Superintendent, the District Advisory Board and the District Finance Committee.

3. Estimating Allocations under the “Tithe and Offering” Concept

The “tithe and offering” is given on the basis of the current month’s income in the local church. Therefore, the actual dollar figure for allocations cannot be precisely established at the outset of the fiscal year. However, an estimate can be made in the following way.

Project the total income of your local church. Income is defined as anything for which your church could issue a charitable contribution receipt, including designated giving to special projects. It does not include rental income (as from a church school), or pass-through monies (such as registration monies for summer camps).

Deduct from the total income the amount you project the church will give to the WEF and Ten Percent Approved Missions Specials during the current year. This yields an “Adjusted Total Income” figure (ATI). Then, multiply that ATI by the percentages for each fund, indicated below. This will yield the annual amounts you may use as estimates:

• The World Evangelism Fund, ATI x 5.5% = ________ • The Pensions and Benefits Fund, ATI x 2.0% = _______ • The Educational Fund, ATI x 2.5% = _______ • The District Evangelism Fund, ATI x 5.0% = _______

An online calculator is available at www.fundingthemission.org to help you with your calculations. The same website also includes much more detail on the “tithe and offering” concept, other resources and Frequently Asked Questions.

It should be noted here, that new works that are not yet organized are expected to begin tithing on their income monthly even as the work begins. District and other subsidy monies are not subject to the tithe. New works that are not yet organized and which have been in existence for less than three years are not expected to participate in the DEF “offering”, but are certainly encouraged to do so as soon as they can.

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4. Where and When to Send Monies

Monies should be sent by the local church either weekly, bi-weekly or monthly. This helps fund the various ministries in a timely fashion, and avoids putting the local church in a position where it finds it difficult to “catch up” later in the year.

Monies sent for the WEF and P&B Fund are sent to the Global Treasurer’s Office, PO Box 843116, Kansas City, MO 64184.

Monies for the DEF and Educational Funds are sent to the District Treasurer, PO Box 218, Bourbonnais, IL 60914.

Monies for NBC are received in October and sent directly to Nazarene Bible College, 1111 Academy Park Loop, Colorado Springs, CO 80910.

Monies for NTS are received in January and sent directly to Nazarene Theological Seminary, 1700 East Meyer Boulevard, Kansas City, MO 64131.

Remittance Forms and other resources are available on the global church website www.nazarene.org (access the General Treasurer’s site) and on the district website www.ccdnaz.org under the Links and Downloads tab.

5. Financial and Operational Recommendations to the Local Church and District

5.1. Regarding the Global Church

5.1.1. That the World Evangelism Fund for our district be set at 5.5% of the Adjusted Total Income of the local church.

a. Because full payment of the World Evangelism Fund is the lifeline of our World Mission efforts, we urge each local church to give priority to the 100 percent payment of the World Evangelism Fund over other mission specials. A “World Evangelism Church” recognition will be made of local churches that give 5.5% of their income to WEF.

b. That each church give at least 10 percent of its income to the World Evangelism Fund and Approved Mission Specials (including District-approved NewStart and Missional Projects).A “Mission 10 Church” recognition will be made of local churches that give 10 percent or more of local church income to WEF and Approved Mission Specials and that also reach giving goals for Pensions and Benefits, educational institutions, and district support.

c. In support of the General NMI strategy to use overpayment of the WEF to enter new world areas, we encourage our local churches to overpay their WEF. All funds generated from overpayment of WEF by local churches will be directed to efforts at entering new world areas, whether the district reaches 100 percent payment or not. A “World Evangelism Church of Excellence” recognition will be made of local churches that pay 5.7% of their income for WEF, or who overpay their 5.5% WEF allocation by $1,500, whichever amount is less.

5.1.2. That the Pensions and Benefits Fund be set at 2% of the Adjusted Total Income of the local church.

5.2. Regarding our Educational Institutions

5.2.1. That our Olivet Nazarene University Fund be set at 2.5% percent of the Adjusted Total Income of the local church.

5.2.2. That each local church participate in matching funds and other development, scholarship and capital campaign programs for Olivet.

5.2.3. That each local church receive a special offering for Nazarene Bible College on NBC Sunday in October of each year and for Nazarene Theological Seminary on Seminary

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Sunday in January of each year. The goal for each of these offerings is $1 per member on the church membership list.

5.3. Regarding the Chicago Central District

5.3.1. That the District Evangelism Fund (the “Offering”) be set at 5% of the Total Adjusted Income of the local church and that the District Superintendent, District Advisory Board and District Finance Committee annually review this percentage used for funding the district mission.

5.3.2. That health insurance for full-time district employees be paid in full from their respective operational budgets.

5.3.3. That the Social Security for the full-time district employees be paid and/or reimbursed from their respective operational budgets.

5.3.4. That the district superintendent: a. Be granted vacation with pay in accordance with the vacation schedule for full-

time ministers, which appears in Section 5.4.2.d. b. Be reimbursed for expenses incurred in the fulfillment of his ministry

responsibilities (i.e. superintendents’ conferences, overnight lodging, meals away from home, entertainment of guests on behalf of the district, and occasions representing the district).

c. Be granted a sabbatical leave following each seven consecutive years of service on the Chicago Central District, in harmony with D.2.j. below.

5.3.5. That any church receiving funds from the District Unified Fund shall submit a monthly financial report to the district office.

5.3.6. That district boards’ travel reimbursement be the IRS established rate per mile. 5.3.7. That annually, at least two weeks prior to the District Assembly, an independent public

accountant compile and/or review the books of all treasurers handling district funds, with a full audit conducted at least every four years.

5.3.8. That the District Advisory Board shall be responsible for reviewing, approving and monitoring all district operational budgets and adjusting funds as necessary. This shall include budgets submitted by the NYI, NMI, and SDMI chairpersons, and the District Superintendent. Budgets shall be approved no later than 30 days before the beginning of the assembly year.

5.3.9. That a copy of this report be e-mailed to all local church treasurers.

5.4. Regarding the Local Church 5.4.1. Relative to accounting for funds:

a. That each local church include in their income, tithes, offerings, and all other sources of income to the extent it pays local church expenses, including the payment of assigned apportionments and mission specials. For “Funding the Mission” allocation purposes, “income” is defined by the general church as funds for which the church could issue a charitable contribution receipt.

b. That all pastors be reminded of the Manual provisions for the counting and handling of money received (see 2009-2013 Manual page 90, par. 136-136.6) and, where possible, use an independent public accountant for auditing financial reports.

c. That each local church prepare an annual operating budget and send a copy of this budget to the district superintendent no later than May 1, of each year. We encourage churches to refer to the district-prepared sample budgets based on church income (see Appendix B and the district website).

5.4.2. Relative to the senior pastor: a. That all pastor’s health insurance premiums, deductible, and coinsurance (where

possible) be paid by the local church.

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b. That each church provide disability insurance for their pastor through the general church. (Consult the Office of Pensions and Benefits at 1-913-577-0500, ext. 2670)

c. That each church reimburse the pastor’s quarterly social security tax, or an amount equal to the tax as the pastor may elect. Church boards should note that the pastor must pay social security taxes on housing allowance (or fair rental value of the parsonage) and reimbursement of social security taxes, as well as on salaries.

d. That the following vacation time with full salary be granted for accumulative full-time ministry.

1 through 5 years ................................ two weeks of vacation

6 through 10 years ............................... three weeks of vacation

11 through 20 years ............................. four weeks of vacation

21 years and over ................................. five weeks of vacation

We encourage all pastors to take an annual vacation. Vacation time and compensation shall not accrue from year to year, except through prior, written arrangements made between the pastor and the local church board.

e. That the local church board give careful consideration to the pastor’s financial needs and provide an annual salary review, giving consideration both to cost of living increases and merit increases. The annual cost of living increase is currently estimated between 3 and 4%.

f. That the churches participate in the Nazarene Retirement Program (tax-sheltered annuity) for ministers who earn their full livelihood from the ministry. For details write: Board of Pensions, Global Ministry Center, 17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lenexa, KS 66220.

g. That each local church pay their pastor’s expenses to District Assembly, preachers’ meetings, conventions, and General Assembly.

h. That each church encourage their pastor in continuing education and provide allowance for the purchase of books, journals, and professional materials.

i. That each church periodically remember the parsonage family with gifts of love and appreciation, and each pastor be given a minimum cash Christmas gift of one week’s salary.

j. That, in accordance with Manual 129.10, the church board provide a sabbatical leave for the pastor following each seven consecutive years of service in one congregation. See Appendix A for additional information.

5.4.3. Relative to the associate pastor:

a. That each church provide an annual salary and benefits review, and appropriate paid vacation, for each associate minister and full-time staff member. Inasmuch as possible, the recommendations relative to the senior pastor should be applied to associate staff as well.

b. That pastors and church boards are reminded of Manual (2009-2013) par. 160, where caution is requested so that the employment of the associate will not “tax the church’s financial resources including the payment of all financial apportionments.”

c. That the church board provide a sabbatical leave for the associate pastor, in harmony with 5.4.2.j. above.

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APPENDIX A Pastoral Sabbaticals

Definition

Sabbatical is an extended period of time intentionally set aside by ministry personnel in pastoral relationships as an occasion for reflection, recreation, and revitalization, unencumbered by their usual and customary responsibilities, and yet still receiving their usual remuneration and benefits. Sabbatical finds expression in study, rest, spiritual retreat, and prayer. Sabbatical is not vacation time, not a sick leave, nor a “special studies” leave.

Motivational Bases for the Local Sabbatical Program

The Sabbatical program is motivated primarily by three factors;

1. We believe the Bible identifies a God-designed cycle of work and rest, as exemplified by the account of creation, the institution of the law of the Sabbath, and the accounts of the life of Christ, in which he took time be alone and to be ministered to by God the Father.

2. Research and the reports of those participating in sabbatical programs give evidence to the multiple benefits of such a program to pastors, their families and their congregations.

3. The Manual of the Church of the Nazarene (paragraph 129.10) urges: “In order to encourage a healthy pastoral ministry and the lifelong learning of the pastor, the church board, in consultation with the district superintendent, should provide a sabbatical leave for the pastor following each seven consecutive years of service in one congregation.”

Implementation

1. All senior and associate pastors on the Chicago Central District , who have completed at least seven consecutive years of ministry in their current church assignment, are eligible to participate in the Sabbatical program.

2. The length of time dedicated to sabbaticals, and their design and content, will vary with every church and pastor’s particular situation, and is to be coordinated with the district superintendent.

3. Applications for sabbaticals should be submitted by the local pastor and church board, to the district superintendent, at least 6 months prior to the desired time of sabbatical. The district superintendent will consult with the District Advisory Board and provide an initial response within 4 weeks of the date of submission.

4. There is an expectation of continued service of at least one year following resumption of duties subsequent to the sabbatical.

Guidelines and Ideas

The District Ministry Resource Center has reference material available for pastors and churches to use in designing appropriate sabbatical programs. Application forms, district guidelines and samples of sabbatical proposals will also be available online at the District website: www.ccdnaz.org.

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References

Bullock, A. Richard. 2000. Clergy Renewal: The Alban Guide to Sabbatical Planning. The Alban Institute.

Dawn, Marve. 1999. Keeping the Sabbath Wholly. Eerdmans.

Dickson, Charles. Nov/Dec. 1993. “Planning a Pastoral Sabbatical.” The Clergy Journal. Logos Productions.

Dietterich, Inagrace. 2001. The Practice of Sabbath Time. The Centre for Parish Development.

Gabbard, Douglas. Jan/Feb. 2001. “Sabbath as Spiritual Discipline.” Congregations. The Alban Institute.

Helm, Norman G. Jan/Feb 1993. “The Parish and the Minister’s Sabbatical.” Congregations. The Alban Institute.

Oswald, Roy M. 1991. Clergy Self-Care: Finding a Balance for Effective Ministry. The Alban Institute.

Oswald. Roy M. 2001. Why You Should Give Your Pastor a Sabbatical. Video no. AL238. The Alban Institute. (Includes two 25-minutes segments with a leader’s guide.)

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APPENDIX B Sample Budget

The following sample budget depicts a local congregation that raises $100,000 in tithes and offerings in 12 months. It most likely is a church with a worship attendance of around 90-100. The giving for others (14.2%) is the equivalent of 15% the Net Base/ATI.

If the church meets all of these goals of giving for others, it is recognized as a World Evangelism Church. The budget assumes the church has no parsonage, but pays her pastor a housing allowance. Giving only an additional $179.35 to the WEF, qualifies this church for World Evangelism Church of Excellence.

In the sample budget below, the pastor’s compensation package represents about 25% of the total budget. As the church reduces its building indebtedness and capital expenditures (while still properly maintaining the church facilities), additional monies are freed up to enhance the pastor’s compensation package and/or to begin adding some paid staff.

Monthly Annual Total

For Others (14.2%) 14,218

World Evangelism Fund 434.44 5,213.27 Pensions and Benefits Fund 157.98 1,895.73 Educational Fund 197.47 2,369.34 District Evangelism Fund 394.95 4,739.34 TOTALS 1,184.83 14,218.01

Buildings and Indebtedness (30%) 30,000

Buildings and Capital Expense 1,250.00 15,000.00 Indebtedness (Mortgage) 1,250.00 15,000.00 TOTALS 2,500.00 30,000.00

Local Ministry (55.8%) 55,782

Pastor’s Cash Salary 1,000.00 12,000.00 Pastor’s Cash Housing Allow. 600.00 7,200.00 Pastor’s Benefits 733.33 8,800.00 Associate Salaries 0.00 0.00 Associate Benefits 0.00 0.00 Local Church Expenses 1,898.50 22,782.00 (Maintenance, Utilities, etc.) Local Departmental Expenses 250.00 3,000.00 Other Local Benevolences 166.67 1999.99 TOTALS 4,648.50 55,781.99

GRAND TOTALS 8,333.33 100,000.00

Additional Sample Budgets are available on the District Website, www.ccdnaz.org under the “Links and Downloads Tab”, and in the Local Church Treasurer section of downloads.

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2. Memoirs In Loving Memory

Called of God for the proclamation of the gospel; faithful to God and the church in his service; advanced by God before us to the heavenly city, we acknowledge with grateful hearts and thanksgiving the memory of the following ordained ministers of the Chicago Central District who await our coming: Morris Chalfant.

Our laymen, who have “washed their robes in the blood of the Lamb,” who also were steadfast in the stewardship of serving Jesus, heard His beckoning call: “Be faithful until death, and I will give you the crown of life” (Revelation 2:10).

When, clothed in His brightness, transported, I rise To meet Him in clouds of the sky,

His perfect salvation, His wonderful love I’ll shout with the millions on high.

--He Hideth My Soul, Fannie J. Crosby

Chicago Calvary- Margaret Bailey, Mattie Birch. Chicago Emanuel Spanish – Samuel Mejia.

Chicago First – Dorothy Blanton, John Bronson, Howard Edwards, Jeanette Hartl, Evey Hopkins, Ralph Jungles, Jan Peiffer, Paula Styles.

Chicago Northside – Louise Jenkins

Danville First – Vergean Hayse, Nina Raisor.

Danville Southside – Margie Larson, Dan Pilkington, Delores Pilkington, Francis Wheeler, Lisa Wright.

Danville Westside – Judy Moore

Joliet First – Lucy Murdaugh

Joliet Crystal Lawns – JoAnn Albright, James Robert McGee

Kankakee College – Irene Garton

Kankakee First – Myron Meents, Alva E. Shipman

Living Water – Sean Valentine

Mundelein – Verna Austin, Celia Davis, Dwayne Maether

Mundelein Spanish – Elsa Lidia Mina, Irma Rodríguez

Paxton – Kathryn Foster

Potomac – Nathan Murrell, Mildred Lorraine Remole

Wilmington – Krystal Hays

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3. Nominating Committee

Partial Report

We, your Nominating Committee, recommend the following nominations to the District

Assembly for election by plurality. To provide clarity for the electing Assembly, we recommend that incumbent members with unexpired terms be listed on the ballot along with the years their terms expire.

District Advisory Board (to be elected by plurality): two clergy and one layperson: Clergy

(vote for no more than two, who will serve a three-year term)-Michael W. Day, W. Randy Dodd, Kendall Franklin, and Kevin M. Ulmet. Clergy incumbents who continue to serve are David Anderson (2011), Edward H. Heck (2012), and John T. “Jack” McCormick (2012). Layperson (vote for no more than one, who will be elected to a three-year term)-Barry Huebner and Karl Tabor. Lay incumbents who continue to serve are John Alexander (2012), Fred Hardy (2012), Doug Perry (2011) and Mary Margaret Reed (2011).

Olivet Nazarene University Trustees (to be elected by plurality: one clergy and one

layperson for a two-year term). Clergy: (vote for one) Ed Heck and John T. “Jack” McCormick. The incumbent continuing to serve is David Anderson (2011). Layperson: (vote for one for a two year term) Fred Hardy and Tim Schweigert. The incumbent continuing to serve is John Alexander (2011).

SDMI Chair (vote for no more than one, to be elected by plurality, to a two-year term) –

Michael W. Day and W. Randy Dodd. SDMI Board Member (to be elected by plurality for a two-year term): One layperson:

(vote for no more than one)- Dan Ferris, Nancy Peeler. Incumbent lay member of the SDMI Board, that continues to serve is Tanett Hodge (2011). Incumbent clergy members that continue to serve are Jeff Hodge (2011) and Lisa Ulrich (2011). Respectfully submitted, Edward H. Heck, Secretary Brian E. Wilson, Chairman

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Final Report

We, your Nominating Committee, recommend the following committee and board nominations to the District Assembly for election:

District Court of Appeals (to serve a three year term, until 2013)— the District Superintendent, Chairman of Board of Ministerial Credentials, District Secretary, and the following elders: John T. McCormick and Kevin M. Ulmet.

Church Properties Board (to serve for a three year term)—Shall be comprised of the District Advisory Board.

Board for Church Property Advisement (to serve a three year term, until 2013)- the District Superintendent; Clergy: Gary Aills, Andy Combs, W. Randy Dodd, Jerry Harris, John T. McCormick, Rodney Miller, and John Mohler. Laypersons: Bob Bateman, Eric Erickson, Stan Remole, Karl Tabor, Matt Whitis, and Joe Wimberly.

Board of District Missions and Evangelism (to serve a three year term, until 2013)-Shall be comprised of the District Advisory Board.

Assembly Committees

Finance Committee (includes Advisory Board members) to be elected to a three year term (until 2013)- District Superintendent, Presidents/Chairpersons of NYI, NMI and SDMI, District Secretary, District Treasurer; Clergy- Gary Aills, Dave Anderson, Jerry Bimber, Michael W. Day, W. Randy Dodd, Kendall Franklin, Michael Jones, William Luttrell, and Doug Ward; Laypersons- Jesse Bass, Robert Bateman, Robert A. Brown, Dan Ferris, John Grill, Barry Huebner, Ken Johnson, Terry Kochersperger and Felix Simpkins.

Moral and Social Issues-Shall be comprised of the District Advisory Board.

Respectfully submitted

Edward H. Heck, Secretary Brian E. Wilson, Chairman

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VI. DISTRICT DEPARTMENTS

A. NMI CONVENTION 1. Daily Proceedings

86th Nazarene Missions International District Convention

Chicago Central District – Kankakee, IL Saturday, June 19, 2010

The 86th District NMI Convention was opened with a welcome from District President,

Rodney Miller. He introduced Associate Pastor of College Church of the Nazarene, Allen Dace, who gave a welcome and invocation.

NPH was not present this year. Mrs. Paula Else presented the local presidents with the order form for the year and explained the new Living Mission Resource. A video explaining the order form and the new materials from NPH was presented.

Andy Holmgren, District NMI Secretary, gave instructions as to who is a member of the Convention. The voting bar was set as the entire sanctuary. The convention sessions were set at 9:00am-11:45am and 12:45pm-adjournment. Xynora Jackson and Skyla Lubben were seated as pages for the Convention.

Alternate delegates were seated without the reading of the names. The following were called as helpers to the President during the Convention: Andy Holmgren, District NMI Secretary; Loris Laci, recording secretary; H. Mark Else, election secretary; John Story, photographer and head usher; Dave Anderson, music and worship.

NMI Director, Daniel Ketchum, sent greetings via video. Greetings were read from Martha Bean, Central USA Representative; Russ and Donna Lovett, missionaries to Nairobi, Kenya; Todd and Brittany Leslie, new missionaries to South Africa; Lisa Lehman, District missionary to Thailand; Ruthie Cordova, San Jose, Costa Rica. District President Rodney Miller directed the secretary to send greetings and our love to these.

The Special Order of the Day was the report of Rev. Rodney Miller. Dr. Brian Wilson introduced Rodney Miller as the District NMI President for the Chicago Central District. Rev. Miller presented the District Council then gave his second report to this Convention. Rev. Miller said we must educate our people – adults, teens, and children. “We must do better!” Rev. Miller emphasized the financial goals and needs for the year. “We must do better!” He emphasized the need for prayer for missions. Rev. Miller asked if we, as a District, are up to the challenge. We need a vision for our area and around the world – to turn our attention away from ourselves and back to God. Rev. Miller’s final thought was “are you going to help me now?” from a story he presented. Rev. Dave Anderson led the congregation in a song.

Dr. Brian Wilson gave a challenge to the Convention and prayed for Rev. Miller, our District, and our world. It was a time of conviction and blessing!

The Convention gave the report of Rev. Rodney Miller a round of applause in acceptance of his report.

Andy Holmgren read the report of the nominating committee. The report was seconded and accepted by the Convention. A board of tellers was called from Pools A and B. The ballot for the election of the District NMI President (yes, no), the District NMI Treasurer (yes, no), and the District NMI Council Ministry Chairpersons was distributed to the members of the Convention. The ballots were collected by the board of tellers. The board of tellers was dismissed to count the ballots.

Dave Anderson and the praise team lead the congregation in worship. It was a time of praising the Lord before missionary speaker, Dr. Gustavo Crocker, gave the message of the morning.

Dr. Crocker said that it was his responsibility to report to us what God is doing. In the Eurasia region this year, 1560 new works were started and 560 new preaching points, which resulted in 502 new churches and 225 ordained elders and we are not satisfied. Building His Church is a partnership: It is His church; all of us are partners with Christ through prayer, giving

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of money and ourselves,. Dr. Crocker used Philippians 1:3 -“I thank my God every time I remember you. In all my prayers for all of you, I always pray with joy because of your partnership in the gospel from the first day until now,”

A love offering for Dr. Gustavo was received. Rev. Ho-Kyung Kwak, Chicago 1st Korean, led the congregation in prayer in both English and Korean.

A video from the Church of the Nazarene Foundation was shown. Debbie Hendricks honored Rev. Rodney Miller by, at first, presenting him with some fun

items, but also with a check from the Council. Debbie then gave instructions for lunch. Rev. Rodney Miller made an announcement to meet with the pastors in Room 131 of the

North Campus – College Church of the Nazarene. The Vice President H. Mark Else chaired the convention during the time Rev. Miller met with the pastors.

Rev. Dave Anderson and the praise team opened the afternoon session with singing. Dr. William Bell presented the Memorial Roll in video form. Those who had gone to meet

the Lord in the past year were named with a beautiful musical accompaniment. Dr. Bell prayed, thanking the Lord for the lives that these had and their example even now.

Dr. Bell presented the Memorial Roll program and the Distinguished Award program saying that we should be giving these awards often in our churches. Gifts from the Heart was also emphasized. These are 3 ways we can say thank you to the people who work hard in our churches now and those who have worked hard in the past.

Ken Silvers, Work and Witness Coordinator, presented a video detailing the 2 Work and Witness trips taken to Chile from the Chicago Central District. The video showed a compelling story of what these Work and Witness teams accomplished in building and working with the people to bring them to Christ.

The Work and Witness projects for the coming year are a return trip to Chile and a trip to the Philippines. A PowerPoint presentation gave the details of each trip.

Mr. Dave Manes, our District webmaster, presented the resources that are online and in the packets for the local presidents and churches. Missionaries’ schedules are online and Work and Witness information is also available. Dave Manes gave detailed information about the CDs in the president’s packets.

Mrs. Lauralee Nothstine presented Home Assignment. She asked that we fill up the schedules of the missionaries on furlough. Mrs. Nothstine reminded us that it is biblical for missionaries to come to your church and report what they are doing.

Mrs. Janice Carlson presented LINKS through a video. Our LINKS missionaries for the next two years were shown.

Andy Holmgren, District NMI Secretary, gave the report from the board of tellers. Rodney Miller was elected District NMI president (212 total votes- 206 yes and 6 no); Sandra Story was elected District NMI Treasurer (212 total votes- 208 yes and 4 no)); Prayer Ministry Council member Debbie Hendricks; Discipling Ministry Council member Carla Lovett; Education Ministry Council member Paula Else; Giving Ministry Council member Kathy Yanchick.

Andy Holmgren gave the Standards and Goals Committee Report. He highlighted the Mission Priority One goal stating that if the church cannot afford the missionary books they could use books from other years. He explained the church Report Card to the convention. The goals sheet for this current year was explained.

Mrs. Sandra Story presented the Finance Report and the Auditor’s Report. She highlighted that the overpayment of the World Evangelism Fund would be used to open up new world areas. The report was approved.

A motion was entertained to send greetings and a gift card to our former District Missionary President, Yvonne Chalfant. She has recently lost her husband, “Morrie” Chalfant. The motion was seconded and approved.

The District IMPACT team sang several special songs. This musical group is co-directed by Rev. Sarah Chamberlain and Carrie Chaparro.

Dr. Gustavo Crocker presented the afternoon missionary challenge. Romans 10:11-15 was the basis for his message: the gospel is simple, its simplicity is liberating; the gospel is for everyone; and people must deliver the message - a pedicure system that takes the Good News to others. The Bible tells us “how beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news.”

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Rev. Rodney Miller asked Dr. Brian Wilson to come and install the Council members. There was a motion and second to adjourn after the prayer of Dr. Wilson. There was a second and it was approved.

Dr. Brian Wilson thanked the College Church staff for their help then gave a charge to the District Council.

The 86th District NMI Convention was adjourned with prayer by Dr. Brian Wilson. Respectfully submitted, Loris Laci Recording Secretary

2. President’s Report

Dr. Gustavo Crocker, District Superintendent and Mrs. Brian Wilson, Members & Friends of Chicago Central District N.M.I.:

As I stand before you today I feel like starting out with the words the nurse says as she approaches your bed with one hand behind her back: “This won’t take long, but it may sting a little.”

But let me begin by saying that it is, indeed, an honor and a privilege to represent Chicago Central District as your N.M.I. President. In spite of difficult economic times we’ve continued to do our part to make Christlike disciples in the nations, and I stand here today to say, “Thank You” for labors faithfully done.

I am thankful for the support of our District Superintendent and also for excellent leadership that the members of your district council have given. Their attention to detail and prayerful support have made my job much easier than it would have been otherwise. I would like for the council to stand as you hear your name called and let us recognize you for a job well done. And I would ask the congregation to please hold your applause until all have been named.

Vice-President ...............................................................Rev. H. Mark Else Secretary .................................................................Mr. Andrew Holmgren Treasurer .......................................................................Mrs. Sandra Story Global Awareness..............................................................Mrs. Paula Else Work & Witness ................................................................. Mr. Ken Silvers Compassionate Ministries........................................... Mrs. Marsha Pester LINKS .......................................................................Mrs. Janice Carlson World Mission Broadcast ..............................................Rev. Paul Caldwell Missionary Care................................................................ Dr. William Bell Alabaster.................................................................. Mrs. Deanna Barnard Prayer & Fasting ............................................................... Mrs. Icimila Cox Co-chair, Prayer & Fasting ....................................Mrs. Deborah Hendrick Children’s Missions............................................................Rev. Beth Bidle Home Assignment ................................................Mrs. Lauralee Nothstine Mission Call Coordinator....................................................Dr. Carla Lovett Teen Representative ................................................... Mr. Jacob Caldwell North Suburban Representative ...................................Mrs. Bonnie Moyer South Zones Representative ...................................... Rev. Paul Caldwell. Kankakee Representative......................................Mrs. Deborah Hendrick and finally, our

Liaison to the Hispanic Community ............................... Mrs. Ada Canales Liaison to the Asian Community ...................................... Rev. Tim Mercer

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Let’s express our appreciation to these for their labors of love for the cause of world mission. I. Our Chronicle

Last year’s challenge was built around the four focus points of our ministry: praying, educating, discipling, and giving. To qualify as a Mission Priority One District we need to have 90% of our churches be praying for missions, educating their people about missions and involving their young people in missions. With 59 active churches reporting, our goal is 53 churches. In addition, as a district we must pay at least 90% of our accepted World Evangelism Fund. With an accepted budget of $847,236 our goal is $762,512. Let’s see how we did.

Have we been faithful to ask great things of God? My challenge to you last year was to have 100% of our churches on the district reporting that someone prayed for missions. The reports indicate that 58 of our churches accepted that challenge and had someone who prayed for our missionaries and their work sometime during the year. This represents an increase five over last year! Congratulations on the achieving of this goal

Educating: Only an informed people will be burdened for the work of missions and know how to pray effectively. Educational materials are readily available through the Global Ministries Center, the district NMI web site, and missionaries on home assignment, to say nothing of online resources, your local library and other sources. To reach this goal however, there were four specific areas we asked you to focus on: 1 multi-media mission resources and/or mission publications. These are available

through the Global Ministry Center to the local church, many at no cost. 2 make use of the NMI missionary reading books/tapes/CDs. 3 participate in mission service projects and/or hands-on mission activities. These

include the obvious things like Work & Witness trips, but also other things such as Crisis Care Kits, School Supplies, Volunteering in a Compassionate Ministries Center, etc. And finally,

4 attend a service with a missionary speaker. All of the churches who have a representative here today have already met this fourth requirement! How did we do? I’m sorry to say that only 45 of our churches met the goal of educating

their people about missions. This represents a drop from 53 churches a year ago. This is not acceptable. We must tell the story! Now, I suspect that some of our church who reported they are not educating their people really are, but were not sure what was counted in this category, and decided to err on the side of caution. If you are not sure if you filled this out correctly please talk to me or Paula Else, our secretary for global awareness.

Discipling: This is the involvement and education of our youth and children in missionary work. My friends, our young people will be educated! The question becomes, “By whom?” Will we allow the world to take on this responsibility with its humanistic answers and philosophy? No! The challenge is ours! It is our responsibility! And when we have done our part, and the hearts of our children and youth are tender and open to hear the voice of God, God will continue to call our young people into the work of world evangelism.

Through newsletters, phone calls and emails I challenged the district to have all 59 churches involved in telling the story of world evangelism to our young people. I’m sorry to report that only fifty of our churches feel it is important to disciple our young people. Not only did we fail to reach our goal, but we are reporting four less than a year ago. We must do better in this area.

Giving: When God calls men and women to missionary service, He calls us to support them. In the Church of the Nazarene, financial support is raised through the World Evangelism Fund. This is the lifeline of our missionary program. Our total amount paid for this assembly year is $778,621.73 or 91.9% Although this is an increase of $4,424 our percentage paid is down from 93.1%.

In addition to the World Evangelism Fund our churches supported missions through several offerings collected this year. 43 churches (74%) received an Alabaster offering. 37 churches (64%) paid their LINKS assignment. 30 churches (52%) contributed toward World Mission Broadcast. 35 churches (60%) gave toward the missionary Christmas offering.

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10 churches (17%) participated in Work & Witness. 43 churches (74%) gave toward compassionate ministries. 23 churches (40%) received a deputation offering. 9 churches (16%) supported the JESUS film. 26 churches (40%) contributed toward Missionary Health Care.

These offerings contributed another $374,038.29 toward giving to the cause of world missions. When these approved specials are included, Chicago Central District raised $1,152,660.02 for world missions. While we rejoice in the dollars raised, this figure is actually a decrease of $3751 from last year’s totals.

To each of the churches that helped make these accomplishments possible we offer our congratulations. Those churches, and the awards they received are:

Church MPO MPO-Gold AOE Blue Island X Bradley X X Chicago Calvary X X X Chicago First X Chicago Heights X X X Chicago Northside X X Chicago Oak Lawn First X X Danville Cedar Grove X Danville First X X X Danville Southside X X Elgin X X X Gilman X X X Hoopeston Community X X Joliet First X X X Kankakee College X X Kankakee First X Kankakee Westbrook X Kempton X X X Limestone X X Lombard X Manteno X X X Milford X Momence X Mundelein X X Mundelein Spanish X Naperville Trinity X X New Lenox X North Chicago X X Paxton X X Potomac X X Sheldon X X X Waukegan X X Worth X

This has been a year of financial challenges and our churches have felt the loss of

income as jobs have been lost. However, to each church who accepted the challenge and prayed and gave and educated and discipled their youth, even going above and beyond their accepted goal we offer our sincere thanks. There will be souls in heaven because of your sacrifices.

To those churches that gave it their best and fell short in one area or another, hold your head high knowing you did your best. We appreciate all that you did and no one should ever feel

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ashamed knowing in their heart they did all they could do. To the eleven churches who gave nothing, shame on you! You couldn’t find one person

to give even $1 for the salvation of lost souls? How will those who are lost in sin’s darkness come to the Light if we don’t accept the challenge to fulfill our commission. This is our reason for being. This is why we exist. We must do better than this. II. The Challenge

There are opportunities all around us, but to achieve our goals we must all do our part. 1 Every church should be praying for missions. 2 Every church should be educating their people about the victories that

are reported as well as the needs that exist on the field. 3 Every church should be discipling their young people, preparing them for

a life of service for Christ and the Kingdom. 4 Every church should give sacrificially for the cause to which Christ has

commissioned us. With the start of this fiscal year we have a new system in place for funding the mission.

Each pastor has been informed and knows the percentage of income that is to be sent to the Global Ministry Center to be used for World Evangelism. However, if each church only does this and no more the loss of income could potentially have dire consequences for our missionary program. I challenge every church to give as a minimum at least what you gave this year. Now is not the time to retrench. Now is the time to go forward. I would challenge each church to continue to give their Faith Promise Offerings and receive a Thanksgiving and Easter Offering, and send these in as offerings over and above the 5.5% taken from the regular income.

My friends, God wants to save the world, but He needs our hands to dig the lost from the rubble of their crushed dreams and broken lives. Christ asks you today, “Are you willing to do your part? Are you willing to help me now?” III. Our Commitment

The cartoon character Pogo once said, “Gentlemen, we’re surrounded by insurmountable opportunities.” I have come to realize how true that is. Most of us spend our time lying in front of closed doors of broken promises and disappointed dreams. We feel sorry for ourselves, wondering why things did not work out like we thought they would, not realizing that the closed door was God’s way of turning our attention to an open door.

There are two things I would suggest, and then I want to close with a true story that I do not think you will ever forget. Here is the first: insurmountable opportunities turn our attention back to God and away from ourselves. They turn our attention back to God and that ignites vision. If there is one thing Chicago Central District must have to step into the future that’s before us, it is vision. A vision for this area immediately, and through this area to other parts of our world. Insurmountable opportunities do that for us. They turn our attention away from ourselves and back to God.

Let me add here that we do not want to limit God and we do not want to miss His plan. He has some things for us that are beyond our comprehension, and so we need to be ready for what that might mean in the future.

Second: insurmountable opportunities force us to trust God completely, and that prompted faith. Walking by faith is not just a nice idea, or one of many options. It is the plan for God’s people. We do not want to question Him, and we dare not doubt His promise. He has given us His word that if we are faithful to Him, and if we walk with Him, and if He remains awesome in our eyes, and if we serve Him in purity and truth, He will open doors that are beyond our comprehension. That is His promise.

Now the story. It was an 8.2 earthquake that flattened cities and towns and killed over 30,000 people in less than four minutes. In the midst of utter destruction and chaos, a father left his wife securely at home and rushed to the school where his son was supposed to be, only to discover that the school building was as flat as a pancake.

After the traumatic initial shock, the dad remembered the promise that he had made to is son. He had said to him, “No matter what, I’ll always be there for you.” Tears filled his eyes as he looked at the pile of debris that was once the school. It looked hopeless. But he kept

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remembering his commitment to his son. (And by the way that became at that moment the father’s insurmountable opportunity).

Listen to what he did. He began to concentrate on where he had walked his son to class at the school that morning. Remembering his son’s classroom would be in the right back corner of the building, he rushed there and started digging through the rubble with his bare hands. As he was digging, other forlorn parents started to arrive, and clutching their hearts began to weep and cry – “My son!” “My son!” “My daughter!” Other well-meaning parents tried to pull him off of what was left of the school saying, “It’s too late!” They kept saying, “It’s no use!”

We’re too late! They’re all dead, go on home. Face reality, there’s nothing we can do! You’re just going to make things worse.”

To each parent he responded with the same line: “Are you going to help me now?” And then he proceeded to dig stone by stone.

The fire chief showed up and tried to pull him away from the debris of the school. There were fires breaking out and explosions taking place, and the chief tried to pull him away, telling him, “You’re in danger! We’ll take care of things. You go home.”

And this loving father asked, “Are you going to help me now?” The police then came and said to him, “You’re angry. You’re distraught. By staying here

you’re endangering others. Go on home. We’ll take care of it.” And he replied, “Are you going to help me now?” No one helped. Courageously the man proceeded alone because he needed to know for himself if his

boy was alive or dead. He dug eight hours. Twelve hours. Twenty-four hours. Thirty-six hours. In the thirty-eighth hour of non-stop digging he pulled back a boulder and he heard his

son’s voice. He screamed his son name: “Armand! Armand!” His son responded, “It’s me, Dad!” He said, “I told the other kids not to worry. I told them

that if you were alive you’d save me, and when you saved me they’d be saved too. You promised that no matter what you’d always be there for me! You did it, Dad!”

“What’s going on down there? How is it?” the father asked. “Well, there are fourteen of us left out of thirty-three. We’re scared. We’re hungry.

We’re thirsty. And we’re glad you’re here. When the building collapsed it made a wedge like a triangle and that saved us.”

“Come on out, son!” “No, dad. Let the other kids come out first. I know you’ll get me, no matter what. I know

you’ll be there for me” When I heard that story the first time I thought, first of all, if that ever happened to my

family would I be that faithful to my promises? But then I could not help but focus on our God who is that faithful. Friends, I want all of you to know that our God is faithful. He will keep us. He will use us. We can trust Him. We must trust Him. We must believe that He has for us a vision that will require the kind of faith in Him that is unusual in a day that focuses on closed doors.

Who knows what avenues will open in the future for us? God wants to do something great right here. Will those trying to find their way out of the rubble of their lives find us as faithful as that father was to his son? A closed door here only means an open one there. Don’t hesitate, but take it by faith and move through it, and God will honor that. He will honor that. May all who come behind us find us faithful! Respectfully Submitted, Rodney J Miller, President Nazarene Missions International, Chicago Central District

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B. NYI CONVENTION

1. NYI Daily Proceedings Saturday, June 12, 2010

Naperville Trinity Church of the Nazarene

The Chicago Central District NYI Convention convened on June 12, 2010 at Naperville Trinity Church of the Nazarene. The theme this year was “Unbroken”, lining up with the NYC 2011 theme. Registration was from 9:00-10:00 AM with an open service beginning at 10:00 AM. Our service was lead this year by the music group from Olivet “Before Tomorrow,” as well as the speaking of Adam Lewis.

The opening service was a great time to be together, to worship, fellowship and hear an encouraging message. After a short break, the convention was officially called to order when our District President Steve Spangenberg opened in prayer. After the opening, Lamoris Crawford, the representative from Olivet, shared with the students about opportunities at Olivet. Following the presentation from Olivet, Dave Ludwig gave a presentation about camp this summer, being held in Lake Geneva.

The Convention was organized by President Steve Spangenberg and the Board of Tellers was established by acting secretary, Sara Christensen. Scott Sargent served as the Election Chairmen for the ballots. She read and explained the ballot, which included early youth, senior youth, lay leadership, and presidential candidates. The ballot was approved. The delegates voted, and the board of tellers was dismissed.

Michelle Thomas presented the finance report for the year. At the conclusion of her report, the district IMPACT team took the stage to lead us in a brief time of worship under the direction of Sarah Chamberlain. This was Sarah’s first full year as Director of IMPACT. Each District President or Ministry Leader shared the report from their areas of leadership and the motion to accept the reports was held until all reports were shared. The order was as follows:

Sarah Chamberlin IMPACT Scott Christensen Quizzing Tim Britton Events Bill Koch Ministry and training

Enrique Mayen JNI President Steve Spangenberg then concluded the sharing of reports by sharing his

president’s report. His report was encouraging, and shared about the changes NYI has seen over the last four years. Among them were taking the largest group on the region to NYC 07, celebrating the first district convention in the city of Chicago, and partnering with JNI. After the sharing of all reports, a motion was made to accept the reports. The motion passed.

The results of the election ballot were shared by the secretary, Sara Christensen: Early Youth Representatives- Alberto Escobar and Sam Meads. The first alternate is Kori Harris. Senior Youth Representatives- Joe Mantarian and Riley Howe. The first alternate is Chaney Thomas. Lay Leadership-Ray Smith, Christina Fischer and Berto Lopez.

Dr. Brian Wilson was given the opportunity to address the delegation and shared his heart beat for our district and the leadership he sees in all of us to stand up and move forward. A motion was made to adjourn after Dr. Wilson had the opportunity to pray a commissioning prayer for our new District Leadership. The motion passed. Adjournment was at 12:43 PM.

This year’s convention went very well and would be considered a success based on the reports given and the growth in all programs throughout the district.

The Chicago Central District has an awesome District Team who loves the Lord and feels their calling is to reach teens for Christ. We are grateful for a District that supports our youth and God’s leading this past year.

Respectfully submitted, Sara Christensen, Secretary

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2. NYI Presidents’ Reports

DP of Administration Report Rev. Wilson, Youth Pastors, Youth Workers, Students, and members of the Chicago

Central District, it is with great excitement that I submit to you my fourth District President of Administration Report. Today we gather together as the body of Christ to celebrate not only what God is doing on our District, but also what He has done and will do in the lives of our students.

Over the last four years, there have been some very visible changes that have occurred in the life of the Chicago Central District NYI.

Some of the highlights include: *Creation of a four person District President structure (we were the second in the denomination and now longest running structure in NYI) *Joining with JNI for a specific partnership with the Hispanic churches on the District *Moving our camp away from Aroma Park Retreat Center *Took the largest group to NYC 07 (St. Louis) on the Olivet Region *Celebrating the first ever District NYI Convention in the city of Chicago *Placed more effort and energy into our most attended events like Snowball *Made the tough decision to remove events from our calendar that were either holding us back or costing us money *Moving from 8th to 6th to 5th back to 6th at Regional Celebrate Life! All of this is only possible with a great district leadership team. I want to say a very

special thanks to the Executive Council members for all of their hard work to keep our District continually moving forward.

Our Executive Council members are: Steve Spangenberg DP of Administration Tim Britton DP of Events Bill Koch DP of Ministry and Training Enrique Mayen DP of JNI

Since you hear every year from the other DP’s about their area of ministry, I feel it’s important during my time to share with you the vision for our district NYI for 2010-2011. The vision statement for the Chicago Central District NYI is as follows, Chicago Central District NYI is a Christ centered movement of students, living their one life, for the one true God.

None of the efforts of the Executive Council would complete without the work of our NYI Council. The members of the NYI council are: Elizabeth Bjorling NYI Secretary

Sara Chamberlain/ Carrie Chaparro IMPACT Directors Scott and Sara Christensen Quiz Directors Christina Fischer Lay Leadership Bill Koch/Christina Fischer Celebrate Life Director Aaron Gregory Fellowship Leader Matthew Hancock Snowball Coordinator Randy Holden Fellowship Leader Brandon Hurd Fellowship Leader Berto Lopez Lay Leadership Joe Mantarian Sr. Youth Rep. Delano Northern Sr. Youth Rep.

Michelle Thomas NYI Treasurer Aubrey Stafford Early Youth Rep.

Ray Smith Lay Leadership Jessica Teran Early Youth Rep. David Vernick Communications Liason

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Again, I would like to say a special thanks to all of those who have helped serve in the past year.

This has truly been a great year for our district NYI. Not only was this past year a great year, but the last four years have been an incredible journey as well. One of the shifts that we feel is necessary to continue the growth and movement forward as a district NYI is to do a better job of communicating to our local churches. We hope to really amp up and improve our communication effort to each and every local church on our district. Please continue to pray with me that our district NYI will continue to seek God and put Him first.

Thank you for allowing me to serve as your District President of Administration for this past year. Steve Spangenberg District President of Administration

IMPACT Director Report Rev. Steve Spangenberg, Dr. Brian Wilson and members of the Chicago Central District NYI:

This is my first report as the District Impact Director, and my first full year of serving in this capacity. I am truly grateful for the opportunity to be involved with this ministry again this year. It has been such a blessing for me to be able to work alongside of such a remarkable group of young adults. This year’s team consists of 32 students, representing many churches across the district. This year’s goal for Impact has remained the same as in years past and that is to see our teens experience true worship with their peers, develop leadership qualities, find lifelong friends in our district family and minister in song and service to our district. It’s been a good year so far. We have ministered in many churches across the district this year and met many new people including Elvis’ stepbrother and Rod Blagojevich. You never know how God may use you or who He may use you to minister to. Our goal is to always be willing to serve. We are also looking forward to a great tour coming up in just a few short weeks! Please pray with us, that God would use us to minister to each person we may come into contact with. It’s our desire to be used! There are many people I need to thank today. First, I want to express my gratitude to each member of the Impact team. Thank you for your commitment to this ministry and your willingness to serve! You have been such a blessing to me! I also want to thank my co-director, Carrie Chaparro. She has been a tremendous help this year and I am so thankful for her willingness to step up to the plate! I want to thank Dave Anderson for allowing me to not only serve as Impact Director but also for coming alongside of me as I stepped into this role, offering countless hours of help and advice and for all the encouragement! And lastly, I’d like to thank my husband for all of his support and all the time he’s invested into this ministry as well. This would not be possible without you! Thanks for the opportunity! Respectfully Submitted, Sarah Chamberlain

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DP of Events Report It has been a pleasure for me to serve as the VP for NYI on the Chicago Central District.

It has been a year marked by many transitions and changes with our events on the district that over the years to come will enable us to better serve our students.

The year began for us with NYI Convention. We met at Chicago First Spanish Church of the Nazarene. We had a great group of students and leaders who joined us for a day of worship, reports, vision and a community outreach block party.

For camp last year we returned to Table Rock Lake in MO for an amazing week at Fun in the Son Camp. Over 150 participants met early in the morning and traveled in charter busses. We arrived at camp ready for an amazing week filled with inspirational worship, challenging teaching and extreme fun on the lake. God’s Spirit moved powerfully and many students sought Him in prayer at the altar. LaMorris Crawford was our speaker for the week and did a wonderful job challenging our students to love Christ and dig into the Word. We will not be returning to Fun in the Son this year but we are excited about our new camp location at Lake Geneva Youth Camp in Lake Geneva WI. Camp will be held July 2-9 and there is still limited space available for more students to attend.

Our biggest event each year continues to be Snowball. This year we returned to the Marriott Hotel in Madison, WI. Matt Hancock did a fantastic job leading this event in his first year as the Snowball Director. Worship was lead by Before Tomorrow from Olivet and our speaker was Jim “Big Chap” Chapman. We had outstanding times of worship that were well received by our students. This year we also changed the location for skiing and moved to Devil’s Head, which enabled us to do daytime skiing. Snowball will take place again on January 21-23, 2011. Mark your calendar now and watch for promotional information in the early fall.

Celebrate Life is another major event for CCD NYI each year. Our district competition was hosted at Chicago First Church of the Nazarene and featured an overnight lock-in filled with worship, sports, talent and fun. An alternate event was held for basketball tryouts at College Church North Campus. Christina Fischer and Bill Koch provided the leadership for this event and did an exceptional job balancing all the details, logistics and communication that this requires. We finished in fifth place at the Regional event on the campus of ONU in May and our students did a great job. Congrats to our soccer team for its first place victory and to our volleyball teams for your strong showing.

As we look forward to the coming year our council will continually strive to resource, equip and empower our local churches as they minister to Junior High and High School students. Our intention with the events on the district is never to simply fill the calendar or entertain our teens. Our goal and intent is to provide atmospheres and opportunities where our students will encounter the God of creation and be drawn deeper into a relationship with Jesus Christ. Thanks to all the youth pastors and dedicated volunteers on our district who are continually investing in this generation of leaders. Grace and Peace Tim Britton CCD NYI DP OF EVENTS

DP of Ministry and Training Report

As the fourth year of serving as your district trainer comes to a close I would like to thank you for allowing me to serve in this capacity. This past year we tried some new things to bring our local youth workers together of various size churches.

In October of 2009 we had fifteen youth pastors and youth workers came together for our district fall retreat where we spent time learning from one another. This year we had two speakers share from their heart what it means to share the love of Christ to our students in our local churches. We had Dwayne Mills our newly elected Regional President share Thursday night, and Mark Holcomb our newly elected Global NYI President share with us on Friday

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morning. We also had a great time of fellowship with our wives who joined us for dinner at Wildfire Thursday evening thanks to Olivet Nazarene University who took care of dinner that night. The dates for our 2010 fall retreat are October 14-15, 2010.

In addition to our fall retreat we have met with several youth leaders on our district to help train and develop stronger youth programs. It is exciting to see what God is doing among our district as new leadership is stepping up and filling the gaps where needed. We are excited to see what God has in store for our future as we prepare and plan for Nazarene Youth Conference which will take place in Louisville, Kentucky in 2011. My prayer this coming year is to continue to look for new ways to empower all churches and to continue to grow closer as a district as we reach new students for Jesus Christ.

In closing I would like to thank all the members of the executive council; Steve Spangenberg for all the countless hours of organizing, printing programs and countless phone calls; Enrique Mayen for looking for new and exciting ways of connecting the Spanish churches with our district; Tim Britton for overseeing all the events and making sure they run smoothly. It’s exciting to be a part of a great district. Thank you again for allowing me to serve as your district trainer.

Respectfully Submitted, Bill Koch, DP of Ministry and Training

DP of JNI Report Juventud Nazarena Internacional

My name is Enrique Mayén and it is my pleasure to share with you my first report as District NYI president. I have had the privilege to work as the youth pastor at Mundelein First Spanish Church of the Nazarene and as Senior pastor of the Spanish church in Elgin, Il. Through these 10 years of ministry I have see the hand of God transforming the lives of hundreds of young people, liberating them of different addictions, gangs, restoring their hearts and creating a new future for each one of them.

Thanks to the work of many Hispanic youth leaders of the different Hispanic churches we have been able to witness great testimonies among our young people. It is my desire to continue working among the youth with the objective to lead them to get to know Jesus Christ and to create a character in them such as our Savior’s.

Several workshops took place this year at the different Hispanic churches such as Parents Speak Now, I Love You Too, The Family Attachment, How to Discover my Calling, among others.

Activities which many young people reported were a blessing for their lives also took place during this year. Some of these activities were three lock-in’s two spiritual retreats and a family camp. Many young people consecrated their lives to the Lord during these activities.

Another important aspect to mention is the reintegration of the Hispanic NYI or JNI in Spanish. Thanks to the Lord step by step the communication has been reestablished with the leaders and the pastors of the different Hispanic churches. The objective is to unite our strength to work in unity for the Kingdom of God.

This was a year of transition, adaptation and learning; with the help of God I have been able to familiarize myself with our anglo brothers’ leadership, with the district and as well as with the activities that happen throughout the year.

Create a clearer understanding within the Hispanic leaders about our district, highlighting the benefits that come with being part of a denomination such as ours.

Motivate the Hispanic youth to be a resource and support to the central district. Involve Hispanic churches and other churches with different cultures that are part of our

Central District to expand and be part of the district and JNI activities Create an environment of unity within the different cultures that are part of our Central

District and present a multicultural image to our community. Enable the Hispanic leadership to raise up a new and fresh generation of teens able to

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It is a privilege to serve Christ in the JNI and to be part of this historic movement that represents the return of the Nazarene Church to the city of Chicago. I am aware of the challenges that are ahead but I believe in a powerful God, a God to whom nothing is impossible and I am more than positive that he will be behind me in every and all activity that the JNI organizes. I thank God and you for putting your trust in me and I hope to God that together we exalt the name of our savior Jesús Christ, To him be the glory for ever AMEN.

Mi nombre es Enrique Mayén y es un placer compartir con ustedes mi primer reporte

como Presidente de Distrito de la JNI. He tenido el privilegio de trabajar como pastor de jóvenes en la primera Iglesia Hispana del Nazareno en Mundelein y como Senior pastor en la Iglesia de Elgin donde se comenzó una nueva Iglesia hispana. A través de estos 10 años de ministerio he podido ver la mano de Dios transformando la vida de cientos de jóvenes, liberandolos de diferentes adicciones, de pandillas, restaurando sus corazones y creando un futuro nuevo para cada uno de ellos.

Gracias a la labor de muchos líderes hispanos y por la gracia de Dios, es que hemos podido ser testigos de grandes testimonios entre la Juventud. Es mi deseo el seguir trabajando entre la juventud con el objetivo de llevarlos a conocer a Cristo y crear un carácter en ellos como el de Nuestro Salvador.

Este año se realizaron varios talleres en las diferentes iglesias hispanas, tales como, Padres hablen ya, I love you too, el vinculo familiar, como descubrir mi llamado, entre otros.

Se realizaron actividades que fueron de mucha bendición para la juventud, entre ellos están tres lock ins, dos retiros espirituales y un campamento familiar; estos fueron de gran bendición, muchos jóvenes consagraron su vida a Cristo Jesús.

Otro de los aspectos importantes por mencionar es la reintegración de la JNI hispana, gracias a Dios poco a poco se han dado pasos donde se ha reestablecido una comunicación sana con los diferentes líderes de las iglesias hispanas, así como con los pastores, con el objetivo de unir las fuerzas y trabajar juntos para el reino de Dios.

Este primer año fue un año de transición, de adaptación y aprendizaje; Con la ayuda de Dios he podido familiarizarme con el liderazgo de nuestros hermanos americanos, familiarizarme mas con el Distrito y así mismo con la actividades que se realizan, y me es grato saber que nuestro Distrito cuenta con excelentes lideres dispuestos a exaltar el nombre de Cristo y que las actividades son de gran bendición para la juventud. He tenido el privilegio de asistir a actividades tales como el Snowball Retreat, Celebrate life, entre otras y ha sido de gran alegría ver a la juventud hispana disfrutar de estos eventos y conocer más a Cristo a través de ellos.

En este periodo 2010- 2011 uno de mis objetivos como presidente de la JNI es el unificar el liderazgo hispano, creando una comunicación sana, así como actividades unidas que edifiquen a nuestra juventud.

Crear una conciencia más clara entre los líderes hispanos acerca de nuestro Distrito, resaltando los beneficios que existen de ser parte de una denominación como la nuestra.

Motivar a los jóvenes hispanos a que sean un recurso y un apoyo al Distrito Central. Involucrar a las Iglesias Hispanas, así como iglesias de otras culturas que forman parte

de nuestro Distrito Central a que asistan y sean parte de las diferentes actividades Distritales que desarrolla la JNI.

Crear un ambiente de unidad entre las diferentes culturas por las que está compuesto nuestro Distrito Central y presentar una imagen multicultural a la comunidad de Chicago y sus alrededores.

Capacitar al liderazgo hispano para levantar una generación nueva y fresca de jóvenes capaces de desempeñar el ministerio dentro de una ciudad cosmopolita como Chicago.

Es para mí un privilegio el poder servir a Cristo en la JNI, y ser parte de este movimiento histórico que representará el regreso de la Iglesia del Nazareno a la ciudad de Chicago. Estoy consciente de los retos que hay por delante, pero creo en un Dios poderoso, un Dios que para EL no hay nada imposible y que estoy más que seguro que estará respaldando cada actividad que se desarrolle en la JNI. Agradezco a Dios y a Ustedes la confianza que han depositado en mi y espero en Dios que Juntos exaltemos el nombre de nuestro salvados Jesucristo, al es sea toda la gloria por siempre AMEN.

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C. SDMI CONVENTION Monday, June 21, 2010

Kankakee College Church 1. Proceedings

In the absence of a District SDMI Chair, there was no separate convention activity at District Assembly time in 2010. SDMI business was included as part of the District Assembly.

The District Assembly Nominating Committee presented two names to the District Assembly for election of a new SDMI Chair. The voting resulted in the election of Rev. Michael W. Day, pastor of our Joliet First Church of the Nazarene.

Also elected at District Assembly was lay SDMI Board member, Mrs. Nancy Peeler, wife of our Kankakee Westbrook pastor. She was elected to a two-year term, and joins the following who continue to serve on the SDMI Board: Lay: Tanett Hodge (2011); Clergy: Jeff Hodge (2011) and Lisa Ulrich (2011). The new SDMI Chair and the Board members may appoint other members to serve as directors of various SDMI ministries during the 2010-11 year.

During the District Assembly, District Superintendent Dr. Brian E. Wilson, expressed the deep gratitude of the district for Rev. Cindi Schimmelpfennig, who served as SDMI Chair since 2000?? And who stepped down from the role this year in response to growing local church responsibilities in her role as associate pastor at Kankakee First Church.

2. SDMI Chairperson’s Report

The following is a compilation of the various ministry reports provided by the ministry directors of the SDMI.

Board member Nancy Peeler, reported that, for a second year in a row, the District SDMI has promoted and participated in the Marriage Rendezvous event at Olivet Nazarene University. The next event is scheduled for February 4, 2011.

The Prime Time Ministries directors, Pastor John and Sandra Story, report a good turnout for the 2009 District Prime Time Thanksgiving Banquet, held at the Manteno Church. District Superintendent Dr. Brian E. Wilson was the special speaker, and the Olivetians brought the music. The date for the 2010 Banquet is Tuesday, November 16, 2010, from 11-1 p.m. at the Manteno Church.

Adult Ministries Director, Rev. Michael Day, reports that two motorcycle rides were scheduled but one was cancelled due to weather. Also, two Days at the Range were conducted, with over 75 people being trained in firearms safety. In addition, 16 persons participated in a golf outing supporting the new work in Portage Park. From the District Children’s Ministries Director, Rev. Elizabeth Bidle:

God still speaks! Are we listening? The children of the Chicago Central District are. This past year we have watched God move in exciting ways through the children. In July rookie Camp and Kids Camp moved to a new campground location in Manville, Illinois. Not only did we move physically to a new location but God moved us spiritually as well. During Kids Camp, God came, He spoke, kids and adults alike responded with weeping. Not an emotional experience because others were going to the altar, but the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on everyone present and lives were changed. Kids testified to what God had done for them in those moments, how God had spoken to their hearts and they were going home a new person. These few words cannot begin to express what God did around those altars that week. God still speaks! In the Fall, the kids participated in a Children’s Talent Day, praising God for the gifts and talents they have been given. Thank you to Christina Fischer for directing this event. God gave them gifts, they responded! The Children’s Quizzing kids found themselves marching into battle with Joshua, exploring Judges, and gleaning fields with Ruth under the leadership of Jennifer Love. This fall they will be studying First and Second Samuel. God’s Word is being planted into their lives and they are growing!

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“We will not hide these truths from our children; we will tell the next generation about the glorious deeds of the Lord, about his power and his mighty wonders.” Psalm 78:4 In July 2009, the summer’s camp ministry began. Rev. Caley Spangenberg directed

Rookie Camp and Rev. Beth Bidle directed Kids’ Camp. Both camps were held at Manville Campgrounds on the Northwest Illinois District. Tim and Susan McKeithen, who serve in Chile, were the missionaries in residence for these camps. Mrs. Caren Holderman directed ECC Camp, held at Dickson Valley campground.

Compiled and respectfully submitted by District Superintendent Brian E. Wilson, from reports provided by SDMI Board Members and Ministries Directors.

3. SDMI Statistics

2009-10 Honors and Superior Schools Exceptional: 50% increase in weekly attendance and responsibility Superior: 25% increase in weekly attendance and responsibility Honor: 5% increase in weekly attendance and responsibility

Exceptional: Word and Worship Christian Community Superior: Chicago First Spanish Elgin Grace Fellowship Kankakee Wildwood Kempton Lombard Honor: Aroma Park Bradley First Chicago First Korean Chicago Northside Hoopeston Community Lighthouse Community 2009-10 Sunday School Attendance: Top Ten

Kankakee College 611 Chicago First 585 Kankakee First 526 Chicago First Spanish 308 Manteno 209 Danville Southside 173 Naperville Trinity 171 Danville First 162 Chicago Heights 155 Joliet First 136

2009-11 Sunday School Attendance Gain: Top Ten

Kankakee College 78 Chicago First Spanish 73 Living Water 42 Word and Worship 36 West Chicago 34 Ch. First Korean 18 Danville Cedar Grove 14 Real Life 14 Blue Island Spanish 13 Lombard 11

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VII. Financial and Statistical

A. DISTRICT TREASURER Dr. Duarte, Dr. Wilson, and members of the assembly:

The fiscal year for the Chicago Central District was from May 1, 2009 to April 30, 2010. I am pleased to report today of God's faithfulness through this past year and share some highlights that have been made possible by your congregation's dedication to the local and global mission of the Church of the Nazarene via the Chicago Central District. 1. Audit

The district financial statements were analyzed this year by external auditors as a compilation in accordance with Statements on Standards for Accounting and Review Services issued by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. We continue with the cycle of having a full audit every four years, with compilations in intermediate years.

The property additions and improvements listed in the asset section of the report are not depreciated due to practicality purposes, and a note of explanation appears in that report.

The district has six segregated funds reserved for specific purposes. Descriptions of each fund are listed on pages 6 and 7 of your copy of the financial statements. 2. Revenues

During this past year the district recorded $2,030,000 in revenues which were funded as follows: $825,000 from property sales; $586,000 from the churches toward their district allocations; $314,000 toward the Olivet education fund and Centennial Chapel donations; $140,000 in medical premiums; $55,000 from camps; $48,000 in shared space reimbursements; $14,000 from interest income; and $48,000 from gifts and various other sources. 3. Expenditures

Expenses totaled $1,376,000 which included $312,000 in Olivet education fund and Centennial Chapel payments; $242,000 for mission projects; $189,000 for wages and employee benefits; $166,000 in property expenses; $156,000 in medical premiums; $87,000 for camping ministries; utility, insurance, and administrative expenses of $80,000; $40,000 provided to the NMI, NYI, & SDMI departments for their ministry budgets; $36,000 in and out expense; $36,000 for district activities; interest expense of $22,000; and $10,000 for General Assembly-related expenses. 4. Change in Net Assets

The change in net assets for 2010 was a positive $654,000. This is mainly due to property transactions in the Foundation fund. During the fiscal year the District Advisory Board took action on its long-range plan of selling properties that are either vacant or not part of future mission- related plans. This year the vacant Brookfield church and parsonage were sold to another church organization. The gross sale price totaled $825,000 with the buyer assuming all renovation costs. The proceeds were used to pay off existing mortgages and liabilities and to begin the process of growing the district's endowment within the Foundation fund. We give praise to God for this accomplishment and to how it has helped the district's overall financial position. 5. Receivables

A note receivable is listed at $490,000 in Note 4 on Page 9 for the sale of the campground. The repayment schedule started in May 2010. Interest is adjusted annually at a variable rate. The term of the note is twenty years. 6. Long-Term Liabilities

As a result of the Brookfield property sale, the district was able to significantly reduce debt thus saving thousands of dollars in future interest expense. Of those remaining, Schaumburg Parsonage is listed because the district is a co-signer on the loan. It is scheduled to be paid-in-

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full by Chicago First Korean church this summer. The Austin Parsonage mortgage was entered into by the district and is the district's responsibility. The variable interest rate is currently 3.25%. The Pastoral Transition Loan was established in 2008 by an anonymous donor to make cash available for the district to loan to churches or pastors who need housing assistance during times of transition, with no cost to the district. The line of credit that had been used for the completion of the Twin Rivers obligations is now paid-in-full.

7. Short-Term Liabilities and Cash

Due to the faithfulness of the churches in paying the district apportionment, we were able to end the year with all short-term obligations paid-in-full. General fund cash grew by $15,000 to an ending balance of $40,000 with $231,000 reserved for future mission & property needs in the Foundation fund. This year, $595,000 was received in district apportionments, up from $579,000 in 2008-2009, yet another reminder that in tough economic times God's people come through in amazing ways.

8. Funding the Mission through the 2010-2011 Budget

In April we were privileged to have Mark Lail and Don Walter from the Global Ministry Center make a presentation to local treasurers and pastors about the new apportionment system which began May 1, 2010. The new district apportionment figure recommended by the District Finance Committee is 5% of total church charitable income, less WEF and 10% giving. This will result in a lower operating budget for the district. This new budget has been trimmed by about 13% based on the financial projections for 2010-2011 using the new system. We are confident that God's blessings will be poured out on our churches as they honor Him with the new tithe & offering concept associated with the new funding philosophy.

This is my fourth full year as treasurer and fifth report to the assembly. I have appreciated observing the dedication and spirit of service exhibited by our District Superintendent, District Staff, and District Advisory Board. Thank you to all of the pastors and lay leaders who support the district with prayers and with giving to others. May we continue to honor the Lord through our giving and carrying out His plans.

Respectfully submitted, Matthew Foor, CPA District Treasurer

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B. STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION AND

SUPPLEMENTAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS APRIL 30, 2010 AND 2009

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TABLE OF CONTENTS ACCOUNTANTS’ REPORT FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Statements of Financial Position Statements of Changes in Net Assets Statements of Cash Flows Notes to Financial Statements SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION Schedules of Cash Receipts and Disbursements Schedules of Cash in Banks Schedule of Property Schedules of Cash Receipts and Disbursements - District Centennial Projects Fund Schedules of Cash Receipts and Disbursements - Camps Fund Schedules of Cash Receipts and Disbursements - Foundation Fund Schedules of Cash Receipts and Disbursements - General Assembly Fund Schedules of Cash Receipts and Disbursements - Medical Insurance Fund Schedules of Cash Receipts and Disbursements - Unified District Budget Fund

ACCOUNTANTS’ REPORT Board of Directors, Chicago Central District, Church Of The Nazarene, Bourbonnais, Illinois:

We have compiled the accompanying financial statements of Chicago Central District, Church Of The Nazarene (a not-for-profit corporation), as of April 30, 2010, and for the year then ended in accordance with Statements on Standards for Accounting and Review Services issued by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. A compilation is limited to presenting in the form of financial statements information that is the representation of management. We have not audited or reviewed the accompanying 2010 financial statements and, accordingly, do not express an opinion or any other form of assurance on them. However, we did become aware of departures from generally accepted accounting principles that are described in the following paragraph. As more fully described in Note 2 to the financial statements, property and equipment are stated at appraisal value in the accompanying balance sheet. In our opinion, such assets should be recorded at acquisition cost, if purchased, or at fair value if donated or contributed, to conform with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America, and those amounts should be depreciated over the estimated useful lives of the assets. The effects on the financial statements of the preceding practices are not reasonably determinable. The supplemental information accompanying the financial statements is presented only for additional analysis purposes. We have not audited or reviewed the accompanying supplemental information and, accordingly, do not express an opinion or any other form of assurance on such information. The financial statements for the year ended April 30, 2009 were audited by us. In our audit report dated June 8, 2009, we referred to a departure from generally accepted accounting principles because the Organization carried its property at appraisal value. We have not performed any auditing procedures since that date. Borschnack, Pelletier & Co. June 7, 2010

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NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS NOTE 1 - NATURE OF OPERATIONS Chicago Central District, Church of the Nazarene, is a not-for-profit organization located in Chicago, Illinois. The object and purpose of the Organization is to promote the organization of churches and other religious institutions under the sponsorship of the Church of the Nazarene and to generally promote the welfare of the Church of the Nazarene throughout the Chicago Central District of said church. Chicago Central District covers northeastern Illinois consisting of the counties of McHenry, Lake, Kane, DuPage, Cook, Kendall, Will, Grundy, Kankakee, Iroquois, Ford and a portion of Vermillion. Its membership consists of all the members of the Chicago Central District Assembly of the Church of the Nazarene.

NOTE 2 - SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES Basis of accounting The financial statements of the Chicago Central District, Church of the Nazarene, have been prepared on the accrual basis of accounting. Basis of presentation Financial statement presentation follows the recommendations of the Financial Accounting Standards Board in its Statement of Financial Accounting Standards (SFAS) No. 117, Financial Statements of Not-for-Profit Organizations. Under SFAS No. 117, the Organization is required to report information regarding its financial position and activities according to three classes of net assets: unrestricted net assets, temporarily restricted net assets and permanently restricted net assets. Unrestricted Net Assets Net assets that are not subject to donor-imposed stipulations. Temporarily Restricted Net Assets Net assets subject to donor-imposed stipulations that may or will be met either by the actions of the District and/or passage of time. Permanently Restricted Net Assets Net assets subject to donor-imposed stipulations that may be maintained permanently by the District. Generally, the donors of these assets permit the District to use all or part of the income earned on related investments for general or specific purposes. Revenue recognition Contributions received are recorded as unrestricted, temporarily restricted or permanently restricted support, depending on the existence and/or nature of any donor restrictions. Income tax status The Organization qualifies as a tax-exempt organization under Code Section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and, therefore, has no provision for federal income taxes. Cash The Organization maintains its cash balances at various banks. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation insures accounts at each institution up to $250,000. Property The property is valued at its cost, estimated cost, or appraisal value if cost figures were not available. It is the Organization’s policy not to depreciate the property. Expenditures for maintenance and repairs of property and equipment are charged to expense as incurred, and major improvements are capitalized. Upon retirement, sale or other disposition of property, the cost is removed from the accounts and the related gain or loss, if any, is reflected in the year of disposal. Donated services No amounts have been reflected in the financial statements for donated services. The Organization pays for services requiring specific expertise. However, many individuals volunteer

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their time and perform a variety of tasks that assist the Organization with its various programs. Reclassifications Certain 2009 amounts have been reclassified to conform to the 2010 presentation. Estimates The preparation of financial statements in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles requires management to make estimates and assumptions that affect certain reported amounts and disclosures. Accordingly, actual results could differ from those estimates. Board designated District funds The District uses Funds to account for its various sources of revenues and expenditures. Financial schedules for each fund are presented as supplementary information. A description of the Funds in use at April 30, 2010 and 2009 follows:

District Centennial Projects Fund

This fund (formerly the Approved 10% Specials Fund) represents monies, given by individuals and/or churches, which are not included in the Unified District Budget Fund, but which are designated for use in one of the District projects approved by Stewardship Ministries.

Camps Fund This fund includes monies brought in through camping ministries’ fees and paid out for

camping ministries’ expenses. Foundation Fund

This fund may include monies received from sale of property, undesignated gifts, monies transferred from various District sources and other monies not designated for any of the other listed funds. Unless specifically designated by the District Advisory Board, Foundation Fund monies may be used for property purchases anywhere in the District, regardless of where the monies originated. These monies may be used for other capital expenses and for expenses not otherwise covered by the other listed funds.

General Assembly Fund This fund represents an amount annually designated from the District Operating Budget

and set aside for use every four years for paying the expenses of General Assembly Delegates from the District.

Medical Insurance Fund This fund is used to collect the Church’s and the employee’s portion of the medicalinsurance

premiums. The fund remits the total premiums to the insurance company. Unified District Budget Fund

This fund includes the Unified District Budget monies received from local churches in the District, which are used for the District Operating Budget, District Center Budget and District Mission Projects Budget. This fund also handles the in-out monies for various events such as Pastors and Spouses' Retreats, Christmas Banquets, etc. NOTE 3 - LOANS TO CHURCHES The loans receivable represent advances to various Nazarene churches in the Chicago Central District. These notes bear a 5 1/2 percent annual interest rate. However, if the Church has paid its district-unified budget, the interest rate is reduced to zero. At April 30, 2010, the loans to churches consist of eleven loans receivable totaling $132,904 plus billings of $29,345 to various churches for insurance. At April 30, 2009, the loans to churches consist of seven loans receivable totaling $134,772 plus billings of $9,702 to various churches. NOTE 4 - NOTE RECEIVABLE On April 29, 2005, the District sold one of its properties for the amount of $500,000. Terms of the sale are cash plus a note receivable for $490,000. This note is interest-free until May 2010. As of that date, the note earns interest at a variable rate adjusted annually in May and is payable based on a twenty year amortization. The present value of the note receivable was $490,000 and $476,653 at April 30, 2010 and 2009, respectively.

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NOTE 5 - NOTES PAYABLE Notes payable consist of the following:

The principal maturities of notes payable are as follows:

NOTE 6 – LINE OF CREDIT The District has a $350,000 unsecured line of credit which will expire on January 29, 2011, with an interest rate at prime with a floor of 4.00% (4.00% at April 30, 2010 and 2009). The balance outstanding as of April 30, 2010 and 2009 is $-0- and $109,000, respectively.

NOTE 7 – COMMITMENTS The District agreed to guarantee bank debt, for no consideration, of four churches in the District (to enable them to obtain a more favorable interest rate). The District can be required to perform on the guarantee only in the event of nonpayment of the debt by the individual churches. The District holds the following commitments: USA Church of the Nazarene Loan Fund Chicago First Church.............................................................$303,556 Real Life ................................................................................$110,552 American Christian Credit Union Crystal Lawn .........................................................................$108,114 Kankakee First Church.......................................................$1,200,000

NOTE 8 – OPERATING LEASE The District occupies office space under an operating lease agreement that expires at December 31, 2013. In addition to monthly rental payments, the District is responsible for all normal maintenance of the office space. The District also rents office equipment under an operating lease agreement that expires April 30, 2015. Rent expense for the year ended April 30, 2010 was $44,894.

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Future minimum lease payments are as follows:

2011 $ 52,044

2012 52,044

2013 52,044

2014 36,256

2015 4,680

$ 197,068

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C.SDMI TREASURER’S REPORT Statement of Receipts and Disbursements

Beginning May 1, 2009-April 30, 2010

Checking Account

Beginning Balance $10,668.13

CD Matured-deposited back into checking 20,000.00

Total Beginning Balance 30,668.13

Receipts:

District Support ...................................................................................................$10,000.00 Adult Ministries:

Prime Time .............................................................................................................1,908.00 Children’s Ministries: Childrens’ Quizzing.................................................................................................2,505.15 Interest .................................................................................................................. 582.79 Transfer from Savings for G.A. ............................................................................11,550.00

Total Receipts $26,545.94

Totals to Account For $ 57,214.07

Disbursements:

Administration .......................................................................................................204.50 Adult Ministry-Prime Time...................................................................................... 2,560.00 Camp Ministry ..............................................................................................................73.89 Children’s Quizzing.................................................................................................2,081.83 District SS Convention ...........................................................................................1,008.00 General Assembly delegates* ................................................................................9,095.35 Transfer to G.A. Savings ........................................................................................2,400.00 for 2013 $200/month)

Total Disbursements $17,423.57

Ending Unrestricted Balance in Checkbook (4/30/10) $ 39,790.50

Ending Restricted Balance in Checkbook ($2400 for 2013 General Assembly) $2,400.00

Total Combined Balance in Checkbook (4/30/10) $42,190.50

Note: As of 4/30/2010, no additional SDMI funds are held in accounts other than the SDMI checking account.

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D. NYI TREASURER’S REPORT Statement of Receipts and Disbursements

May 1, 2009-April 30, 2010

Money Market Account

Beginning Balance (5/1/09) $29,863.06

YTD Interest 142.97

Ending Balance (4/30/10) $30,006.03

Checking Account

Beginning Balance (5/1/09) $18,209.82

Income

District support (started July) 13,500.00 Events Celebrate Life (RCL 2009) 17,635.00 Dist Celebrate Life 2010 5,330.00 Snowball 49,913.00 Impact 6,043.00 Quizzing 2,876.00 Convention 990.00 Other income (YS ‘08 paid ‘09, Youth Leaders retreat0 1,710.80 Total Income 97,997.80

Ending Balance before expenses $116,207.62

Expenses-

Misc/Admin expenses (debit card, meetings, honorariums) 6054.28 Camp Subsidy 6,620.37 District & General Convention ($1098.66 Dist. Conv., $6172.78 GC) 7,266.44 DCL 2010 & RCL 2009 (2,871.52 +20,318.640 23,190.16 DLC & Youth Leaders retreat 1,554.06 Snowball 2010 48,200.25 Impact 12,910.24 Quizzing 2,603.47 NYC 2011 36.44

Total Expenses $108,435.71

Ending Balance in checkbook (4/30/10) $7,771.91

TOTAL BEGINNING BALANCE (MM and CHECKBOOK -- 5/1/2009) $48,072.88

TOTAL ENDING BALANCE (MM AND CHECKBOOK -- 4/30/2010) $37,777.94

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E. NMI Treasurer’s Report Statement of Receipts and Disbursements For the Fiscal Year Ending April 30, 2010

2010 Operating Reserve for

Special Projects FY 2010

Total FY 2009

Memo Only Cash In Bank - Beginning of Year $ 18,139 $ 21,608 $39,747 $ 36,125 Receipts

General Funds:

Links 2,203 - 2,203 2,352

Buddy Plan - - - 457

Missionary Christmas Fund 523 - 523 580

Transfer to Checking from Savings 13,503 (13,503) - -

16,229 (13,503) 2,726 3,389 District Funds: Convention 5,412 - 5,412 5,204

District Mission Promotion/Allocation 19,000 - 19,000 19,000

District - Special - - - 1,747

Chile W & W 42,593 - 42,593 -

Chile #2 W & W 38,258 - 38,258 -

Poland W & W - - - 54,057

Interest Income 34 278 312 779 105,298 278 105,576 80,787 Total Receipts 121,527 (13,225) 108,302 84,176

Total To Account For 139,666 8,383 148,049 120,301 Disbursements

General Funds:

Links 2,303 - 2,303 2,452

Buddy Plan - - - 457

Christmas Fund 523 - 523 580

Other Disbursements 238 - 238 36

3,064 - 3,064 3,525

District Funds:

District Convention 10,036 - 10,036 13,862

General Convention 15,291 - 15,291 -

District Operating Expenses 1,545 - 1,545 1,606

Chile W & W 42,593 - 42,593 2,500

Chili #2 W & W 43,248 - 43,248 -

Poland W & W 36 36 53,583

District - Special 1,300 - 1,300 5,478

114,049 - 114,049 77,029

Total Disbursements 117,113 - 117,113 80,554 Cash In Bank - End Of Year $ 22,553 $ 8,383 $ 30,936 $ 39,747

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F. SUPPLEMENTAL STATISTICAL REPORT Chicago Central

560,000.00 Value District Property

0.00 Value District Center

0.00 Value District Parsonage

115,345.00 Indebtedness on District Property

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H. 2010-2011 DISTRICT OPERATING BUDGET The District Budget was submitted by the District Superintendent to the DAB for approval in the May 2009 meeting. Revenue is estimated at approximately 85 percent collection of the previous year’s District Ministries Fund apportionments, plus revenues from other sources.

Projected Revenue District Ministries Fund $520,000 Gifts and Grants 10,000 Other Revenue 20,000 Total Revenue $550,000

Allocated to Individual Budgets District Administration (64%) $350,000 District Mission (36%) 200,000 Total Allocations $550,000

Projected Expenses

2010-2011 District Administration Budget

Salaries and Honoraria $89,115 Employee Benefits 85,560 Business and Professional 14,000 Departments District SDMI 5,000 District NYI 12,500 District NMI 15,000 Total Departments 32,500 District Activities 27,000 Insurance Policies 21,000 Office Expenses 17,825 Office and Properties 63,000 Total District Administrative $350,000

2010-2011 District Mission Budget Camping Ministries 35,000 District & Local Church Mission Partnerships 82,000 Work and Witness 10,000 Mission Areas on District 20,000 Other Mission Projects 53,000 Total District Mission $200,000 Total Administrative and Mission Expenses $550,000

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I. DISTRICT ASSEMBLY STATISTICAL GROWTH CHART Board of General Superintendents Year: 2010 District: Chicago Central

ATTENDANCE/MEMBERSHIP

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 S.S. Enrollment 12,595 13,144 12,223 12,631 11,936 11,890 13,013 12,643 12,463 11,826 11,572 S.S. Attendance 5,423 5,650 5,539 5,794 5,641 5,488 5,803 5,780 5,012 5,151 5,082 Morning Worship 7,830 7,968 8,146 8,280 8,187 8,235 8,242 8,220 7,900 7,752 7,745 Church Membership 9,169 9,231 9,392 9,215 9,192 9,334 9,696 9,882 9,896 9,827 9,991 New Nazarenes 458 452 394 395 407 460 654 487 380 433 492 Total # of Org. Churches 77 74 72 73 73 74 75 75 76 71 72 New Churches Organized 0 1 0 1 3 1 2 0 1 1 2 FINANCES HONORS/AWARDS Apportionment Amount Paid Percent Assignment (as of 6/27/10) Paid General Superintendent’s Growth World Evangelism Fund $847,236 $778,623 92% Award Churches 0 District Evangelism Fund $679,052 $595,837 88% * * * * * District Home Missions Fund $ $ % NMI Award of Excellence Education Fund $395,397 $340,093 86% Churches 16 Pensions & Benefits Fund $227,213 $203,564 90% * * * * * Other $ $ % 10% Churches 23 Raised for All Purposes $12,592,107

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26 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 25Aroma Park1 23 26 0Rev. Alberto Quezada

58 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 58Blue Island2 18 0 35Rev. Wesley G. Mills

45 13 0 13 0 6 0 0 6 52Blue Island Spanish3 45 0 0Rev. Sergio P. Mayorga

52 0 0 0 0 7 3 0 4 45Bradley First4 31 0 13Mr. Robert Hollowell

23 0 0 0 0 23 0 23 0 0Casa de Dios5 30 0 0Diomedes Franco

60 5 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 65Chicago Calvary6 49 0 10Rev. H. Mark Else

22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22Chicago Ebenezer7 15 0 0Rev. Juan Boanerges Garcia

100 11 2 9 0 6 0 0 6 105Chicago Emanuel Spanish8 90 0 0Rev. Pedro D. Aguilar

975 13 5 0 8 49 5 17 27 939Chicago First9 860 0 0Rev. Kevin M. Ulmet

42 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 42Chicago First East Indian10 0 0 0

24 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 25Chicago First Filipino11 0 0 0

101 6 1 5 0 11 0 8 3 96Chicago First Korean*12 83 3 3Rev. Ho-Kyung Kwak

24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24Chicago First Russian13 0 0 0

270 18 2 16 0 18 7 0 11 270Chicago First Spanish14 335 0 6Rev. José A. Alfaro

377 5 5 0 0 6 2 0 4 376Chicago Heights15 225 0 213Rev. W. Randy Dodd

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Chicago Hickory Hills16 0 0 0

43 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 41Chicago Ingleside Community17 21 2 25Rev. Michael A. Evans

30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30Chicago Lincoln Park Community18 0 0 0

10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10Chicago Mongolian19 20 0 0Rev. Mie Hae Rhee

35 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 35Chicago Mount Greenwood20 0 0 0

22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22Chicago Norridge Arabic21 17 0 0

51 12 2 9 1 4 4 0 0 59Chicago Northside22 43 0 6Rev. Charles L. Perabeau

34 7 0 5 2 0 0 0 0 41Chicago Oak Lawn Arabic23 57 0 0Rev. Jamil S. Qandah

200 0 0 0 0 4 2 0 2 196Chicago Oak Lawn First24 111 16 0Rev. Gary E. Aills

21 6 0 6 0 7 0 0 7 20Chicago Southside Arabic25 26 0 0Rev. Hosny Reyad

147 15 0 15 0 17 1 14 2 145Chicago Summit Spanish26 125 0 0Rev. Gilmar Pineda

54 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 52Chicago Uptown Vietnamese27 24 0 0Mr. Hoang Huynh

81 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 81Crystal Lake28 0 0 0

48 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 48Danville Cedar Grove29 22 0 20Brain Sampson

343 3 0 1 2 5 1 1 3 341Danville First30 209 0 119Rev. David E. Anderson

40 9 4 5 0 0 0 0 0 49Danville Northside31 34 0 13Rev. Charles Hess

357 7 2 0 5 10 5 0 5 354Danville Southside32 222 0 0Rev. Kent E. Pitcher

19 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 20Danville Westside33 26 0 0Rev. William (Bill) Wright

198 0 0 0 0 8 2 1 5 190Elgin34 114 0 38Rev. Rodney J. Miller

56 2 1 1 0 8 6 0 2 50Gilman35 49 0 22Rev. Paul W. Caldwell

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12 4 4 0 0 4 4 0 0 12Grace Fellowship36 7 0 0Dr. Brian E. Wilson

92 2 1 0 1 3 3 0 0 91Hoopeston Community37 65 0 43Jeffrey C. Alexander

610 7 0 6 1 93 0 22 71 524House of Prayer Ministries38 235 0 435Mr. Victor Walker

121 1 0 0 1 7 1 3 3 115Joliet Crystal Lawns39 49 0 58Rev. Marlin P. Ludwig

264 24 23 0 1 10 4 0 6 278Joliet First40 178 0 153Rev. Michael W. Day

1,261 34 20 13 1 48 18 3 27 1,247Kankakee College41 1,379 0 0Rev. R. Kendall Franklin

94 5 2 3 0 3 1 0 2 96Kankakee Eastridge42 62 0 21Rev. Gregory L. Chambers

1,107 17 15 0 2 31 9 2 20 1,093Kankakee First43 871 0 611Dr. Edward H. Heck

112 6 0 5 1 4 4 0 0 114Kankakee Westbrook44 89 0 41Rev. Todd W. Peeler

95 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 95Kankakee Wildwood45 59 31 64Dr. Carlson R. Cox

32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32Kempton46 32 0 14Rev. John A. Mohler

6 0 0 0 0 3 2 1 0 3Korean Naperville47 9 0 0Rev. Eun Ho Kim

88 11 2 9 0 12 1 0 11 87Lighthouse Community48 74 0 30Rev. Kevin Gardner

54 5 3 1 1 5 1 0 4 54Limestone Community49 61 0 14Rev. Phillip T. Dorries

49 1 0 0 1 50 17 0 33 0Living Water50 52 0 0Rev. Steven D. Cook

210 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 211Lombard51 136 0 80Rev. Jerry N. Bimber

315 9 6 3 0 2 2 0 0 322Manteno52 345 0 81Rev. John T. McCormick

35 4 0 4 0 2 2 0 0 37Milford53 35 0 10Rev. Robert G. Killion

39 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 39Momence First54 35 0 19

0 88 0 88 0 0 0 0 0 88Morris55 0 0 0

50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50Mount Prospect56 0 0 0

143 0 0 0 0 43 0 13 30 100Mount Prospect International57 155 0 0Rev. Jamie Lechuga

Rev. Young C. Kim

136 7 4 0 3 1 0 0 1 142Mundelein58 116 0 0Rev. Douglas S. Ward

108 8 0 6 2 5 0 1 4 111Mundelein Spanish59 90 0 0Rev. Jeronimo Gutierrez

318 10 4 6 0 7 0 0 7 321Naperville Trinity60 216 0 120Rev. Harlan D. Buettner

21 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 24New Horizons61 0 0 0

61 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 60New Lenox62 21 0 15Rev. Richard A. Wright

96 2 2 0 0 12 0 1 11 86North Chicago63 80 0 45Rev. Wilfredo Canales

37 1 0 0 1 4 3 0 1 34Paxton64 15 0 15Rev. Michael G. Fisk

80 3 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 83Potomac65 69 0 0Randy Holden

40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40Real Life66 76 0 3Rev. Jeffrey P. Hodge

32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32Richton Park Community67 0 0 0

29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 29Schaumburg Korean68 0 0 0

9 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 11Sheldon69 8 0 2Rev. Debora L. Ferch White

15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15Suburban Community70 0 0 0


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46 2 2 0 0 3 2 0 1 45Waukegan First71 53 0 22Rev. Jerry W. Harris

45 5 0 5 0 2 0 1 1 48West Chicago72 45 0 0Rev. C. Enrique Polanco

28 2 0 1 1 2 0 0 2 28Wilmington First73 19 0 18Rev. William T. Luttrell

93 5 0 5 0 56 0 42 14 42Word and Worship Christian Community74 72 0 13Dr. Michael T. Neil

20 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 22Worth75 13 0 5Mr. Leonard T. Martz

0Chicago Central Supplemental 0 0 0 0

338 9,789

9,896 397

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Current Year Total

Last Year Total

Increase / (Decrease) (59)

9,991 405 124 241 40 607 115 154

36 114 547 62 467 125 654 9,789

118 1 60 (22) (226) (1) (249) 202 (7)

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Morris

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Chicago First East Indian

Chicago First Filipino

Chicago First Russian

Chicago Hickory Hills

Chicago Lincoln Park Community

Chicago Mount Greenwood

Crystal Lake

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New Horizons

Richton Park Community

Schaumburg Korean

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20 20a 22 22a 23 23a 24DISCIPLESHIP2010

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Aroma Park1 9 5 7 6 10 8 26 19 12 5 8 0 7 0 0

Blue Island2 4 3 3 1 15 15 22 19 10 0 0 0 12 12 0

Blue Island Spanish3 19 10 5 14 16 35 40 59 40 0 0 0 0 0 0

Bradley First4 9 1 6 4 43 16 58 21 21 14 0 0 16 16 7

Casa de Dios5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Chicago Calvary6 24 7 22 3 81 24 127 34 34 0 0 0 22 47 18

Chicago Ebenezer7 6 6 3 3 20 20 29 29 29 29 0 0 3 29 0

Chicago Emanuel Spanish8 18 2 7 4 15 34 40 40 40 0 0 0 7 100 0

Chicago First9 486 164 247 129 768 292 1,501 585 500 85 100 0 365 648 0

Chicago First East Indian10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Chicago First Filipino11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Chicago First Korean*12 14 12 8 7 79 70 101 89 63 25 0 0 25 24 2

Chicago First Russian13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Chicago First Spanish14 66 60 85 68 190 180 341 308 298 92 70 0 68 86 2

Chicago Heights15 169 84 182 92 323 100 674 276 276 54 82 50 89 179 87

Chicago Hickory Hills16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Chicago Ingleside Community17 15 3 8 4 10 7 33 14 11 7 15 0 0 5 0

Chicago Lincoln Park Community18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Chicago Mongolian19 2 2 1 1 7 7 10 10 10 10 0 0 0 10 0

Chicago Mount Greenwood20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Chicago Norridge Arabic21 13 4 15 0 20 6 48 10 10 10 0 0 0 10 0

Chicago Northside22 15 6 21 9 31 11 67 26 26 0 23 0 28 51 0

Chicago Oak Lawn Arabic23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 0 0

Chicago Oak Lawn First24 22 15 9 9 59 31 90 55 55 40 70 16 19 200 10

Chicago Southside Arabic25 4 2 7 2 10 10 21 14 9 14 0 0 3 3 0

Chicago Summit Spanish26 20 15 30 20 53 25 103 60 60 60 0 0 30 147 0

Chicago Uptown Vietnamese27 8 6 7 5 8 8 23 19 11 8 0 0 10 7 0

Crystal Lake28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Danville Cedar Grove29 8 8 1 1 23 20 32 29 14 0 0 0 0 47 1

Danville First30 50 21 84 12 212 129 346 162 126 62 60 40 89 343 0

Danville Northside31 13 10 6 5 16 16 35 31 31 0 0 0 0 40 0

Danville Southside32 118 38 132 19 209 116 459 173 173 0 0 0 25 352 0

Danville Westside33 6 3 9 6 40 5 55 14 14 0 0 0 9 16 12

Elgin34 33 19 15 7 130 87 178 113 92 0 0 12 12 198 28

Gilman35 25 11 56 21 65 16 146 48 45 3 7 0 25 36 37



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Grace Fellowship36 2 1 0 0 32 7 34 8 8 0 0 0 1 0 0

Hoopeston Community37 72 22 24 4 82 16 178 42 42 0 80 0 23 48 111

House of Prayer Ministries38 30 30 25 25 62 62 117 117 117 51 90 0 0 8 0

Joliet Crystal Lawns39 22 10 5 2 41 16 68 28 28 16 57 0 3 121 0

Joliet First40 83 34 37 12 165 90 285 136 122 14 73 25 76 70 146

Kankakee College41 523 190 1,057 113 454 308 2,034 611 483 129 0 0 1,127 1,261 0

Kankakee Eastridge42 14 10 13 8 44 20 71 38 38 0 12 0 19 46 34

Kankakee First43 487 203 237 95 520 228 1,244 526 526 9 180 0 155 127 0

Kankakee Westbrook44 58 30 54 14 113 12 225 56 46 10 60 0 57 70 8

Kankakee Wildwood45 48 22 15 7 24 15 87 44 31 10 63 36 14 49 10

Kempton46 16 5 12 4 39 18 67 27 27 0 30 0 12 18 14

Korean Naperville47 0 0 0 0 3 3 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Lighthouse Community48 15 10 10 7 71 30 96 47 47 16 30 0 11 88 0

Limestone Community49 34 17 13 4 63 26 110 47 47 28 38 0 25 35 19

Living Water50 18 12 1 1 33 29 52 42 32 10 42 0 0 0 0

Lombard51 50 42 35 15 75 49 160 106 106 0 85 0 45 210 0

Manteno52 140 63 132 34 380 112 652 209 209 76 113 37 132 316 60

Milford53 0 0 0 0 20 10 20 10 10 0 0 0 0 11 5

Momence First54 9 4 4 4 16 13 29 21 20 21 15 0 6 10 29

Morris55 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Mount Prospect56 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Mount Prospect International57 25 15 15 10 60 30 100 55 55 40 51 0 20 100 0

Mundelein58 45 19 18 8 115 49 178 76 76 32 74 0 18 136 0

Mundelein Spanish59 24 24 12 9 20 17 56 50 50 42 25 0 8 26 0

Naperville Trinity60 175 76 45 20 105 75 325 171 150 20 150 45 101 56 45

New Horizons61 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

New Lenox62 19 4 15 5 18 6 52 15 15 8 34 0 29 61 0

North Chicago63 15 15 8 8 20 10 43 33 33 15 0 20 10 51 0

Paxton64 7 5 0 0 28 11 35 16 16 0 0 0 0 0 0

Potomac65 60 16 19 4 54 27 133 47 47 0 61 0 19 80 0

Real Life66 33 23 31 25 48 29 112 77 77 21 36 36 18 40 0

Richton Park Community67 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Schaumburg Korean68 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Sheldon69 26 5 19 3 32 5 77 13 8 5 0 0 15 7 10

Suburban Community70 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0



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Waukegan First71 20 7 45 12 63 15 128 34 34 0 67 0 26 46 37

West Chicago72 8 7 9 12 28 30 45 49 22 30 0 0 0 0 0

Wilmington First73 9 2 1 0 23 12 33 14 14 0 0 0 0 10 15

Word and Worship Christian Community74 23 14 18 15 52 20 93 49 27 19 15 0 19 52 0

Worth75 10 0 5 0 10 8 25 8 8 0 0 0 0 16 0

Chicago Central Supplemental 0 0

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Last Year Total

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747 5,775 2,870 317 1,916 1,140 4,581 5,082 11,572 2,696 5,366 932 2,910 1,454 3,296

2,921 1,609 2,821 872 6,084 2,207 11,826 4,688 4,688 2,643 743 3,397 6,894 822

375 (155) 89 60 (718) 489 (254) 394 (107) 1,140 (727) (426) (527) (1,119) (75)







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Aroma Park1 12,204 864 157 0 1,021 230 691 0 691 403 0 403

Blue Island2 33,013 2,567 4,971 0 7,538 667 1,925 0 1,925 1,300 150 1,450

Blue Island Spanish3 12,648 994 0 0 994 265 796 0 796 0 0 0

Bradley First4 57,230 4,564 1,794 44 6,402 1,217 2,651 0 2,651 2,130 0 2,130

Casa de Dios5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Chicago Calvary6 131,893 13,303 10,175 0 23,478 3,287 9,863 600 10,463 6,584 830 7,414

Chicago Ebenezer7 19,174 1,000 0 0 1,000 300 1,000 0 1,000 300 0 300

Chicago Emanuel Spanish8 58,039 2,700 360 0 3,060 0 0 0 0 0 50 50

Chicago First9 1,900,017 126,023 44,509 0 170,532 33,606 100,818 0 100,818 58,811 11,500 70,311

Chicago First East Indian10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Chicago First Filipino11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Chicago First Korean*12 94,758 3,993 1,000 0 4,993 1,065 3,195 0 3,195 1,864 0 1,864

Chicago First Russian13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Chicago First Spanish14 196,907 1,000 300 2,100 3,400 250 1,000 0 1,000 0 0 0

Chicago Heights15 394,615 25,557 95,522 0 121,079 6,390 19,169 0 19,169 11,182 1,750 12,932

Chicago Hickory Hills16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Chicago Ingleside Community17 21,622 555 300 0 855 145 284 0 284 165 0 165

Chicago Lincoln Park Community18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Chicago Mongolian19 0 0 0 0 0 80 240 0 240 160 0 160

Chicago Mount Greenwood20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Chicago Norridge Arabic21 17,590 0 0 0 0 370 0 0 0 0 0 0

Chicago Northside22 52,577 3,403 1,961 0 5,364 881 2,642 0 2,642 1,551 100 1,651

Chicago Oak Lawn Arabic23 29,701 2,151 0 0 2,151 574 1,721 0 1,721 1,004 0 1,004

Chicago Oak Lawn First24 183,591 14,777 1,333 0 16,110 3,941 11,821 0 11,821 6,896 200 7,096

Chicago Southside Arabic25 14,672 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Chicago Summit Spanish26 62,723 2,421 462 0 2,883 1,359 2,077 1,000 3,077 1,000 224 1,224

Chicago Uptown Vietnamese27 9,364 328 0 0 328 82 246 0 246 164 0 164

Crystal Lake28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Danville Cedar Grove29 31,906 2,047 630 0 2,677 546 637 0 637 955 58 1,013

Danville First30 433,168 31,519 21,611 100 53,230 8,153 24,460 0 24,460 14,270 3,750 18,020

Danville Northside31 53,763 2,939 854 0 3,793 1,069 2,672 0 2,672 300 0 300

Danville Southside32 410,013 25,561 12,280 0 37,841 6,816 20,449 0 20,449 11,929 0 11,929

Danville Westside33 42,060 3,398 465 0 3,863 906 1,718 0 1,718 1,586 88 1,674

Elgin34 258,933 19,413 3,117 5,258 27,788 5,085 15,257 0 15,257 8,900 0 8,900

Gilman35 53,986 3,246 6,062 0 9,308 764 1,290 1,075 2,365 1,336 560 1,896



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Grace Fellowship36 2,833 245 0 0 245 55 165 0 165 110 0 110

Hoopeston Community37 103,325 8,257 968 0 9,225 2,140 6,409 30 6,439 3,739 0 3,739

House of Prayer Ministries38 270,000 0 0 0 0 0 900 0 900 600 0 600

Joliet Crystal Lawns39 79,954 3,392 20 0 3,412 100 0 0 0 0 0 0

Joliet First40 344,004 24,681 18,837 0 43,518 6,582 19,745 0 19,745 11,418 100 11,518

Kankakee College41 2,189,496 145,233 73,578 250 219,061 38,729 116,186 4,650 120,836 67,775 6,250 74,025

Kankakee Eastridge42 140,473 8,956 4,574 0 13,530 400 2,000 0 2,000 0 20 20

Kankakee First43 1,305,768 94,820 26,901 0 121,721 25,285 75,856 0 75,856 44,249 800 45,049

Kankakee Westbrook44 123,807 9,399 2,043 0 11,442 2,506 7,519 0 7,519 4,386 0 4,386

Kankakee Wildwood45 104,178 2,936 1,441 0 4,377 2,400 0 0 0 0 0 0

Kempton46 58,338 4,432 5,650 0 10,082 1,147 2,441 0 2,441 2,007 25 2,032

Korean Naperville47 8,630 319 0 0 319 0 239 0 239 160 0 160

Lighthouse Community48 114,000 1,600 750 0 2,350 0 820 0 820 300 0 300

Limestone Community49 100,416 8,146 16,765 0 24,911 2,109 6,327 0 6,327 3,703 100 3,803

Living Water50 73,677 0 500 0 500 0 0 200 200 0 250 250

Lombard51 340,842 16,676 3,382 344 20,402 2,000 6,300 0 6,300 3,700 0 3,700

Manteno52 816,345 48,515 33,696 0 82,211 12,750 38,070 6,300 44,370 22,227 0 22,227

Milford53 21,875 2,534 379 0 2,913 679 1,106 0 1,106 1,182 50 1,232

Momence First54 41,624 2,470 4,669 115 7,254 670 1,000 300 1,300 1,066 100 1,166

Morris55 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Mount Prospect56 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Mount Prospect International57 89,339 2,328 206 1,754 4,288 620 1,966 0 1,966 1,862 0 1,862

Mundelein58 253,470 16,256 3,874 0 20,130 4,335 14,400 75 14,475 7,706 0 7,706

Mundelein Spanish59 87,860 5,477 960 0 6,437 1,461 4,382 0 4,382 0 0 0

Naperville Trinity60 730,446 38,191 556 828 39,575 10,184 30,553 0 30,553 17,882 100 17,982

New Horizons61 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

New Lenox62 40,272 2,568 438 68 3,074 685 0 0 0 0 0 0

North Chicago63 58,393 4,245 761 0 5,006 943 1,828 0 1,828 1,649 0 1,649

Paxton64 40,272 2,981 445 0 3,426 775 2,325 0 2,325 1,355 0 1,355

Potomac65 127,807 10,088 3,405 0 13,493 2,610 6,830 0 6,830 4,568 0 4,568

Real Life66 97,279 3,705 770 0 4,475 1,591 4,323 0 4,323 0 0 0

Richton Park Community67 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Schaumburg Korean68 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Sheldon69 20,151 971 536 5 1,512 228 685 0 685 457 15 472

Suburban Community70 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0



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Waukegan First71 62,104 6,143 507 0 6,650 1,401 3,974 0 3,974 1,685 0 1,685

West Chicago72 16,136 100 0 0 100 168 503 0 503 335 0 335

Wilmington First73 34,109 2,142 50 0 2,192 571 1,714 0 1,714 1,000 25 1,025

Word and Worship Christian Community74 72,079 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Worth75 36,638 2,799 705 0 3,504 746 1,239 0 1,239 1,306 50 1,356

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12,592,107 366,362 27,145 339,217 600,657 14,230 586,427 201,918 1,201,023 10,866 415,229 774,928

12,647,527 768,714 496,197 1,439 1,266,350 202,736 555,119 0 555,119 361,010 361,010

(55,420) 6,214 (80,968) 9,427 (65,327) (818) 31,308 14,230 45,538 (21,793) 27,145 5,352 Increase / (Decrease)

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Aroma Park1 9,161 0 300 0 0 0 9,461 11,806 170,000 0 Yes

Blue Island2 0 0 0 16,519 0 13,301 29,820 41,400 1,497,000 0 Yes

Blue Island Spanish3 0 0 5,297 0 0 5,295 10,592 12,647 0 0 No

Bradley First4 4,363 0 9,350 21,940 0 9,177 44,830 57,230 2,246,000 0 Yes

Casa de Dios5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Chicago Calvary6 34,365 7,020 28,568 15,103 1,982 41,024 128,062 172,704 1,009,000 21,700 Yes

Chicago Ebenezer7 0 0 8,000 7,000 200 1,000 16,200 18,800 0 0 No

Chicago Emanuel Spanish8 1,000 0 24,000 20,000 300 2,000 47,300 50,410 0 0 No

Chicago First9 287,635 49,657 268,384 526,982 35,662 352,418 1,520,738 1,896,005 12,000,000 546,158 Yes

Chicago First East Indian10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Chicago First Filipino11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Chicago First Korean*12 6,000 500 21,600 1,200 600 49,000 78,900 90,017 500,000 0 Yes

Chicago First Russian13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Chicago First Spanish14 59,200 0 119,852 21,296 3,800 6,000 210,148 214,798 750,000 0 No

Chicago Heights15 11,030 0 35,403 94,817 3,893 48,078 193,221 352,791 4,250,000 0 Yes

Chicago Hickory Hills16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Chicago Ingleside Community17 0 0 5,450 0 0 12,760 18,210 19,659 28,000 0 No

Chicago Lincoln Park Community18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Chicago Mongolian19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 480 0 0 No

Chicago Mount Greenwood20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Chicago Norridge Arabic21 2,422 0 0 0 15,265 6,672 24,359 24,729 500,000 0 No

Chicago Northside22 17,951 0 6,000 6,000 0 12,088 42,039 52,577 2,000,000 0 Yes

Chicago Oak Lawn Arabic23 9,404 0 0 3,000 200 13,991 26,595 32,045 0 0 Yes

Chicago Oak Lawn First24 0 0 53,670 25,392 0 67,951 147,013 185,981 2,300,000 0 Yes

Chicago Southside Arabic25 600 0 6,700 3,480 0 3,809 14,589 14,589 0 0 No

Chicago Summit Spanish26 6,030 0 26,500 800 1,060 19,790 54,180 62,723 400,000 0 No

Chicago Uptown Vietnamese27 1,800 0 3,000 3,000 0 2,620 10,420 11,240 0 0 Yes

Crystal Lake28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Danville Cedar Grove29 1,073 0 5,160 5,540 35 12,164 23,972 28,845 350,000 0 Yes

Danville First30 31,041 34,027 41,175 55,769 4,150 76,187 242,349 346,212 1,610,000 213,450 Yes

Danville Northside31 90 3,207 16,900 13,000 302 13,069 46,568 54,402 230,000 21,651 No

Danville Southside32 21,125 57,384 89,963 41,740 2,680 75,874 288,766 365,801 2,500,000 293,860 Yes

Danville Westside33 2,098 0 7,707 8,615 0 18,340 36,760 44,921 160,000 0 Yes

Elgin34 10,828 0 65,529 61,704 3,420 61,442 202,923 259,953 2,496,000 0 Yes

Gilman35 2,193 772 0 16,126 796 100 19,987 34,320 150,000 0 Yes


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Grace Fellowship36 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 575 0 0 Yes

Hoopeston Community37 17,187 0 0 9,000 819 48,713 75,719 97,262 327,000 0 Yes

House of Prayer Ministries38 40,215 0 22,000 18,000 0 0 80,215 81,715 300,000 0 Yes

Joliet Crystal Lawns39 1,421 9,584 26,804 9,755 0 29,958 77,522 81,034 1,200,000 108,772 No

Joliet First40 16,201 40,567 49,735 22,895 825 93,976 224,199 305,562 2,500,000 219,000 Yes

Kankakee College41 303,507 127,646 636,378 239,063 6,515 507,128 1,820,237 2,272,888 9,354,067 2,184,857 Yes

Kankakee Eastridge42 9,391 10,924 26,020 22,488 514 57,606 126,943 142,893 660,000 136,005 No

Kankakee First43 7,894 350,958 335,103 123,800 3,297 223,826 1,044,878 1,312,789 8,732,529 3,908,515 Yes

Kankakee Westbrook44 0 3,375 23,539 11,819 2,090 46,083 86,906 112,759 241,000 0 Yes

Kankakee Wildwood45 2,579 9,335 10,900 54,040 1,000 13,000 90,854 97,631 525,000 80,000 No

Kempton46 19,487 0 13,031 15,948 0 11,038 59,504 75,206 450,000 0 Yes

Korean Naperville47 0 0 6,000 0 0 1,461 7,461 8,179 0 0 Yes

Lighthouse Community48 40,000 0 18,700 0 0 3,900 62,600 66,070 1,400,000 300,000 No

Limestone Community49 24,877 0 13,216 20,936 0 31,193 90,222 127,372 1,500,000 0 Yes

Living Water50 23,385 0 21,755 3,880 4,150 15,435 68,605 69,555 50,000 0 No

Lombard51 13,724 138,932 77,335 35,347 7,969 53,719 327,026 359,428 4,400,000 1,772,000 No

Manteno52 3,045 206,471 119,154 157,248 9,147 34,627 529,692 691,250 4,100,000 2,378,800 Yes

Milford53 0 14,107 1,600 5,381 0 0 21,088 27,018 600,000 0 Yes

Momence First54 0 0 0 10,900 366 18,268 29,534 39,924 300,000 0 Yes

Morris55 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Mount Prospect56 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Mount Prospect International57 35,096 11,000 28,281 0 1,882 500 76,759 85,495 900,000 0 No

Mundelein58 11,120 10,711 51,223 51,922 1,472 58,531 184,979 231,625 1,300,000 100,000 Yes

Mundelein Spanish59 11,000 0 28,600 40,849 795 17,249 98,493 110,773 0 0 No

Naperville Trinity60 59,483 259,799 161,004 80,655 6,004 65,207 632,152 730,446 5,425,927 1,867,021 Yes

New Horizons61 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

New Lenox62 16,655 0 7,800 8,892 200 3,399 36,946 40,705 475,000 0 No

North Chicago63 5,154 0 4,200 10,481 1,238 26,500 47,573 56,999 193,000 0 Yes

Paxton64 2,408 0 15,975 2,700 0 15,726 36,809 44,690 115,000 0 Yes

Potomac65 10,432 13,676 10,115 8,919 0 0 43,142 70,643 1,094,000 0 Yes

Real Life66 0 11,271 19,200 9,497 426 19,313 59,707 70,096 1,400,000 110,000 No

Richton Park Community67 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Schaumburg Korean68 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Sheldon69 0 0 0 5,664 267 13,239 19,170 22,067 78,000 0 Yes

Suburban Community70 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No


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Waukegan First71 3,198 6,967 14,045 3,445 0 0 27,655 41,365 370,000 30,000 Yes

West Chicago72 1,300 0 5,200 9,600 0 0 16,100 17,206 0 0 No

Wilmington First73 2,625 6,553 6,375 0 339 16,273 32,165 37,667 710,000 46,713 Yes

Word and Worship Christian Community74 38,244 8,075 10,775 1,436 0 3,218 61,748 61,748 400,000 67,000 No

Worth75 15,895 0 11,926 4,737 600 200 33,358 40,203 320,000 0 Yes

Chicago Central Supplemental 0 0

14,405,502 84,566,523 12,087,923 9,717,963 2,353,436 124,260 1,968,320 2,624,497 1,392,518 1,254,932

753,074 1,310,541 1,527,771 2,255,103 68,616 4,118,353 10,033,458 12,418,673 90,981,286 13,672,840

501,858 81,977 1,096,726 (286,783) 55,644 (1,764,917) (315,495) (330,750) (6,414,763) 732,662

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Documents

Chicago Central District 2010 : 106th Annual Assembly Journal