Seventy-Seventh

Annual Assembly Journal

of the

Canada Central District

Church of the Nazarene

Session held at

Toronto Rosewood Church of the Nazarene

Scarborough, Ontario

June 13-14, 2012

Dr. J. K. Warrick Rev. D. Ian Fitzpatrick General Superintendent District Superintendent

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ORDAINED AT THE 2012 CANADA CENTRAL DISTRICT ASSEMBLY

Left to Right: Rev. Ian Fitzpatrick, Pat Fitzpatrick, Rev. Grant Verdoold, Karen Verdoold, Rev. Phil Sabine, Bonnie Sabine, Mauricio Riviera, Rev. Mariela Riviera, Dr. J. K. Warrick

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SESSIONS OF THE CANADA CENTRAL DISTRICT ASSEMBLY

(the Ontario District until 1952) Date Place Pastor Gen. Supt. Dist. Supt. Dist. Sec. 01. July 14-15, 1936 Richmond Hill, ON Dr. J. B. Chapman W.M.McGuire H.V.Muxworthy

0 2. May 18-23, 1937 Toronto First W.M.McGuire Dr. J. G. Morrison W.M.McGuire H.V.Muxworthy

0 3. May 17-22, 1938 Hamilton First A.E.Collins Dr. J. W. Goodwin J.G.Towriss H.V.Muxworthy

04. May 16-21, 1939 Toronto First W.M.McGuire Dr. R. T. Williams J.G.Towriss H.V.Muxworthy

05. May 22-25, 1940 Toronto St. Clair R.F.Woods Dr. J. B. Chapmam R.H.Cantrell H.V.Muxworthy

06. May 13-17, 1941 Hamilton First W.W.Tink Dr. O. J. Nease R.H.Cantrell H.V.Muxworthy

07. May 13-15, 1942 Toronto Avenue Road C.B.Templeton Dr. R. T. Williams R.F.Woods H.V.Muxworthy

08. May 19-21, 1943 Toronto St. Clair J.E.Riley Dr. J. B. Chapman R.F.Woods H.V.Muxworthy

09. May 16-18, 1944 Hamilton First H.B.Ward Dr. R. T. Williams R.F.Woods H.V.Muxworthy

10. May 23-25, 1945 Toronto First A.W.Gould Dr. H. V. Miller R.F.Woods H.V.Muxworthy

11. May 15-17, 1946 Toronto St. Clair E.R.Ferguson Dr. J. B. Chapman R.F.Woods H.V.Muxworthy

12. May 14-16, 1947 Toronto First H.R.Brown Dr. H. C. Powers E.R.Ferguson H.V.Muxworthy

13. May 5- 7, 1948 Toronto St. Clair H.H.Reeves Dr. H. C. Powers E.R.Ferguson H.V.Muxworthy

14. May 3- 5, 1949 Hamilton First R.F.Woods Dr. G. B. Williamson A.E.Collins H.V.Muxworthy

15. May 9-11, 1950 Toronto St. Clair L.G.Nees Dr. D. I. Vanderpool A.E.Collins W.G.Ardrey

16. May 15-17, 1951 Toronto First H.R.Brown Dr. H. C. Powers T.E.Martin J.A.Crites

17. May 8- 9, 1952 Hamilton First R.F.Woods Dr. Samuel Young T.E.Martin J.A.Crites

18. May 14-15, 1953 Toronto St. Clair W.D.Eckel Dr. G. B. Williamson T.E.Martin J.A.Crites

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19. May 13-14, 1954 Hamilton First R.F.Woods Dr. H. C. Powers T.E.Martin J.A.Crites

20. June 15-17, 1955 Pefferlaw, ON * Dr. D. I. Vanderpool R.F.Woods J.A.Crites

21. May 22-24, 1956 Hamilton First R.F.Tink Dr. H. C. Powers H.B.Ward J.H.Holstead

22. June 13-14, 1957 Pefferlaw, ON * Dr. H. C. Benner H.B.Ward S.R.G.Hall

23. June 12-13, 1958 Clarksburg, ON * Albert Mills Dr. Samuel Young H.B.Ward S.R.G.Hall

24. June 18-19, 1959 Toronto Grace C.P.Gleason Dr. G. B. Williamson H.B.Ward S.R.G.Hall

25. May 25-27, 1960 Hamilton First R.F.Tink Dr. D. I. Vanderpool H.B.Ward S.R.G.Hall

26. June 22-23, 1961 Pefferlaw, ON * John Colley Dr. H. C. Powers B.T.Taylor S.R.G.Hall

27. June 28-29, 1962 Clarksburg, ON * Weldon Bull Dr. G. B. Williamson B.T.Taylor Weldon Bull

28. June 27-28, 1963 Pefferlaw, ON * T.W.Thomas Dr. Samuel Young B.T.Taylor Weldon Bull

29. July 9-10, 1964 Clarksburg, ON * R.J.Rolston Dr. H. C. Benner B.T.Taylor Weldon Bull

30. June 24-25, 1965 Pefferlaw, ON * J.H.MacGregor Dr. V. H. Lewis B.T.Taylor Weldon Bull

31. June 23-24, 1966 Clarksburg, ON * R.P.Cowherd Dr. George Coulter B.T.Taylor Weldon Bull

32. June 22-23, 1967 Pefferlaw, ON * David N. Wells Dr. H. C. Powers B.T.Taylor Weldon Bull

33. July 11-12, 1968 Clarksburg, ON * R.P.Cowherd Dr. Eugene L. Stowe B.T.Taylor Weldon Bull

34. June 25-27, 1969 Pefferlaw, ON * David N. Wells Dr. Samuel Young B.T.Taylor Weldon Bull

35. June 24-26, 1970 Toronto Emmanuel Neil Hightower Dr. V. H. Lewis B.T.Taylor Weldon Bull

36. June 23-25, 1971 Pefferlaw, ON * D.L.Marsten Dr. George Coulter B.T.Taylor Weldon Bull

37. July 5- 7, 1972 Clarksburg, ON * Glenn H. Boyce Dr. C. H. Strickland Neil Hightower Weldon Bull

38. June 14-15, 1973 Brantford, ON Alden Aikens Dr. Orville W. Jenkins Neil Hightower Weldon Bull

39. June 6- 7, 1974 Pefferlaw, ON D.L.Marsten Dr. George Coulter Neil Hightower Weldon Bull

40. June 5- 6, 1975 Woodstock, ON Eugene A. Ratz Dr. V. H. Lewis Neil Hightower Weldon Bull

41. May 6- 7, 1976 Hamilton First H.W.Hoffman Dr. C. H. Strickland Neil Hightower Weldon Bull

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42. June 9-10, 1977 Pefferlaw, ON M. Westmacott Dr. Orville W. Jenkins Neil Hightower Weldon Bull

43. June 8- 9, 1978 Pefferlaw, ON M. Westmacott Dr. Eugene L. Stowe Neil Hightower Weldon Bull

44. June 8- 9, 1979 Pefferlaw, ON Grant Rainey Dr. W. M. Greathouse Lorne V. MacMillan Weldon Bull

45. May 30-31, 1980 Oakville, ON K.C.MacMillan Dr. George Coulter Lorne V. MacMillan Weldon Bull

46. June 26-27, 1981 Pefferlaw, ON * H. MacDonald Dr. V. H. Lewis Lorne V. MacMillan Weldon Bull

47. June 18-19, 1982 Pefferlaw, ON * H. MacDonald Dr. C. H. Strickland Lorne V. MacMillan Weldon Bull

48. June 17-18, 1983 Pefferlaw, ON * H. MacDonald Dr. C. H. Strickland Lorne V. MacMillan Weldon Bull

49. June 15-16, 1984 Pefferlaw, ON * H. MacDonald Dr. Orville W. Jenkins Lorne V. MacMillan Weldon Bull

50. May 31-June 1, 1985 Toronto Emmanuel R. Feltmate Dr. Orville W. Jenkins Lorne V. MacMillan Weldon Bull

51. June 6- 7, 1986 Toronto Emmanuel R. Feltmate Dr. W. M. Greathouse Lorne V. MacMillan Weldon Bull

52. June 5- 6, 1987 Toronto Emmanuel R. Feltmate Dr. W. M. Greathouse Lorne V. MacMillan Weldon Bull

53. June 3- 4, 1988 Toronto Emmanuel Ronald Fry Dr. Jerald D. Johnson Lorne V. MacMillan Weldon Bull

54. May 19, 1989 Pickering Altona Road L.A.Chovancek Dr. Jerald D. Johnson Lorne V. MacMillan Weldon Bull

55. June 15, 1990 Toronto Emmanuel Ronald Fry Dr. John A. Knight Lorne V. MacMillan Weldon Bull

56. June 14, 1991 Pickering Altona Road L.A.Chovancek Dr. John A. Knight Lorne V. MacMillan Weldon Bull

57. June 12-13, 1992 Brampton Reg Graves Dr. William Prince Lorne V. MacMillan Weldon Bull

58. May 14-15, 1993 Toronto Emmanuel Ian Fitzpatrick Dr. William Prince Ronald G. Fry Weldon Bull

59. June 10-11, 1994 Pickering Altona Road L. A. Chovancek Dr. Paul Cunningham Ronald G. Fry Weldon Bull

60. June 1- 3, 1995 Toronto Emmanuel Ian Fitzpatrick Dr. Paul Cunningham Ronald G. Fry Franklin W. Chouinard

61. June 6- 7, 1996 Pickering Altona Road L. A. Chovancek Dr. James Diehl Ronald G. Fry Franklin W. Chouinard

62. May 29-30, 1997 Toronto Emmanuel Ian Fitzpatrick Dr. James Diehl Ronald G. Fry Franklin W. Chouinard

63. June 4- 5, 1998 Newmarket Keith Taylor Dr. Jim Bond Ronald G. Fry Franklin W. Chouinard

64. June 10-11, 1999 Toronto Emmanuel Ian Fitzpatrick Dr. Jim Bond Ronald G. Fry Franklin W. Chouinard

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65. June 8- 9, 2000 Pickering Altona Road Wensell S. MacLeod Dr. Jerry Porter Ronald G. Fry Franklin W. Chouinard

66. May 31-June 1, 2001 Toronto Emmanuel D. Ian Fitzpatrick Dr. Jerry Porter Ronald G. Fry Franklin W. Chouinard

67. June 13-14, 2002 Toronto Emmanuel D. Ian Fitzpatrick Dr. W. Talmadge Johnson Ronald G. Fry Franklin W. Chouinard

68. June 12-13, 2003 Toronto Emmanuel D. Ian Fitzpatrick Dr. W. Talmadge Johnson Ronald G. Fry Franklin W. Chouinard

69. June 10-11, 2004 Toronto Rosewood Nick Stavropolous Dr. Jesse C. Middendorf Ronald G. Fry Franklin W. Chouinard

70. June 1-2, 2005 Toronto Rosewood Nick Stavropolous Dr. Jesse C. Middendorf D. Ian Fitzpatrick Franklin W. Chouinard

71. June 14-15, 2006 Toronto Rosewood Nick Stavropolous Dr. Paul Cunningham D. Ian Fitzpatrick Franklin W. Chouinard

72. June 13-14, 2007 Toronto Rosewood Nick Stavropolous Dr. Paul Cunningham D. Ian Fitzpatrick Franklin W. Chouinard

73. June 10-11, 2008 Toronto Rosewood Nick Stavropolous Dr. James Diehl D. Ian Fitzpatrick Franklin W. Chouinard

74. June 03-04, 2009 Toronto Rosewood Nick Stavropolous Dr. James Diehl D. Ian Fitzpatrick Franklin W. Chouinard

75. June 09-10, 2010 Toronto Rosewood Nick Stavropolous Dr. Jerry Porter D. Ian Fitzpatrick Franklin W. Chouinard

76. June 08-09, 2011 Toronto Rosewood Nick Stavropolous Dr. Jerry Porter D. Ian Fitzpatrick Franklin W. Chouinard

77. June 13-14, 2012 Toronto Rosewood Nick Stavropolous Dr. J. K. Warrick D. Ian Fitzpatrick Franklin W. Chouinard

* Campground

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Contents

I. Official Directory

A. District Officers 8 B. District Boards and Standing Committees 8 C. District Auxiliary Organizations 9 D. Missional Area Organization 11 E. Budget Remittances 12 F. District Church Directory 12 G. Ordained Elders 30 H. Ordained Deacons 33 I. Retired Elders 33 J. Licensed Ministers 34 K. Commissioned Minister of Christian Education 35 L. Ministers and Laymen Serving Connectional Interests 35

II. General Information 36 III. Plan of Examination 38 IV. Daily Proceedings 40 V. Reports 44 VI. Auxiliary Conventions 76 VII. Financial and Statistical 87

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I. Official Directory

A. DISTRICT OFFICERS General Superintendent--Dr. J. K. Warrick, Church of the Nazarene Global Ministry Center, 17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lenexa, Kansas 66220 (913-577-0500) District Superintendent--Rev. D. Ian Fitzpatrick Office: 3657 Ponytrail Dr., Mississauga, ON, L4X 1W5 (E-mail: districtoffice@bellnet.ca; fax: 905-614–0916; 905-614-0914; 800-285-6577) Home: 1710 Pagehurst Ave., Mississauga, ON L4X 1Y2 (905-629-1528) District Secretary--Rev. Franklin W. Chouinard, 480 Avalon Pl., Ottawa, ON K1G 0W4 (E-mail: ottawatrintiy@rogers.com; 613-731-8926) District Treasurer--Donald L. Tweedle, C.A., 133 Thrushwood Dr., Barrie, ON, L4N 0Z1 (E-mail: ccdtreasurer@primus.ca; fax: 866-588-1560; 905-454-6644) District NYI President--Arun Thangaraj, 10 Rockcliffe Way, Ottawa, ON K1M 1B1 (E-mail: athangar@hotmail.com; 613-741-2781) (705-458-4151) District NMI President--Bev. Crossley, 63 William Curtis Cir., Newmarket, ON L3Y 8L7 (E-mail: president@nazarenemissions.ca; 905-853-9970) Sunday School Ministries Board Chair--Cindy Stavropoulos, 45 Wandering Tr., Scarborough, ON M1X 1K4 (E-mail: ssm_chair@rogers.com; 416-286-8801) National Director, Church of the Nazarene Canada--Clair MacMillan, 20 Regan Rd. Unit 9, Brampton, ON L7A 1C3 (E-mail: cmacmillan@nazarene.ca; fax: 905-846-1775; 905-846-4220) District Administrator--Dr. Hugh Hawthorne, 3 Farmington Dr., Brampton, ON L6W 2V1 District Chaplaincy Director--Rev. Rosemary Redshaw, 22 Hilltop Dr., Ayr, ON N0B 1E0 (E-mail: rrredshaw@rogers.com; 519-632-5146)

B. DISTRICT BOARDS AND STANDING COMMITTEES Advisory Board Rev. D. Ian Fitzpatrick, ex-officio, chairman; Gordon McCann (2015), Steve Ottley (2014),

Trudy White (2013), Andrea McLellan (2015), Ron Gray (2014), John Martin (2013). Board of Ministry Rev. D. Ian Fitzpatrick, ex officio, chairman.

term to 2016: Steve Ottley, Marc Reid, Christabell Selvalingham, Carrie Tweedle term to 2015: Bruce Clark, Gordon McCann, Octavio Torres, Betty Zita term to 2014: Otto Hung, Rosemary Redshaw, Nick Stavropoulos, Donna Wilson term to 2013: Mark Coulter, Terrence Goudy, Rose Sorzano, Bill Sunberg

Board of Governors CNC Rev. D. Ian Fitzpatrick, ex officio; (term to 2013) Nick Stavropoulos, Ngaire Velich. Camping Ministries: Board of Directors (term to 2013) Doug Davis, Chair, CEO; Cindy Stavropoulos or SDMI designate; Arun

Thangaraj, or NYI designate; Bruce Aitken, Peter Coghill, Hugh Hawthorne, Bev Hayes, Denise Holland, John Martin, Rob Rook, Octavio Torres, Donna Wilson.

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Camp Ground Directory Riverview Camp and Conference Centre, Pefferlaw Rd., R.R. 2, Pefferlaw, ON L0E 1N0 (705-437-2050) Treasurer--Mr. Bev Hayes, 2 – 235 Elgin St., Brantford, ON N3S 5A8 (E-Mail:bevhayes@rogers.com; 519-756-7595) Board of Church Properties

Rev. D. Ian Fitzpatrick, ex officio; term to 2013: Hugh Hawthorne, chairman; Keith MacAskill, Julio Moreno, Marc Reid.

Finance Committee Rev. D. Ian Fitzpatrick (ex officio), Don Tweedle. term to 2015-- Bruce Baker, Bruce Clark, Peter Lanigan, Leigh Straiton. term to 2014--Jayne Taylor, Rob Rook, Roger Schmidt, Rob Singh. term to 2013--John Andrews, Gord Evans, Andrea McLellan, Michael Zita. Court of Appeals Rev. D. Ian Fitzpatrick, Wes Coburn, Allan MacMillan, Nick Stavropoulos. Missional Zone Facilitators

Capital, Franklin Chouinard; Georgian Bay, tba; Golden Horseshoe, Betty Zita; GTA, Trudy While; Hispanic, Octavio Torres; Lake Simcoe, Mark Coulter; Western, John Neposlan.

NewStart Committee Rev. D. Ian Fitzpatrick, ex officio; Steve Ottley, District Coordinator; team to be established at the discretion of the District Coordinator in consultation with the District Superintendent and the District Advisory Board.

Canadian Holiness Federation Representatives Rev. D. Ian Fitzpatrick, ex officio. District Spanish Committee

Dr. Octavio Torres (Chair), Alida Del Valle, Hector Del Valle, Belkis Fernandez , Leonte Fernandez, Pedro Fernandez, Dr. Otto Hung, , Rafael Reyes, Mariela Rivera.

C. DISTRICT AUXILIARY ORGANIZATIONS

Sunday School Ministries Board Chairman (2013)--Cindy Stavropoulos, 45 Wandering Tr., Scarborough, ON M1X 1K4

(E-mail: stavro_c@rogers.com; 416-286-8801)

Ex Officio Members--D.S. Ian Fitzpatrick, NYI President Arun Thangaraj, NMI President Bev

Crossley

Secretary--Michelle Wedderburn, 10 Alford Cres., Unit 60, Scarborough, ON M1B 4C5

(E-mail: michawed25@gmail.com; 647-400-8341)

Treasurer--Robert Barclay, 33-76 Frances Ave., Stoney Creek, ON L8E 5X2

(E-mail: barbara.barclay025@sympatico.ca; 905-664-0648)

Dir. Children's Ministries (2013)--Kerby Stavropoulos, 2 Southshore St., Whitby ON L1N 0H5

(E-mail: kerby.stahlbaum@gmail.com; 519-807-6751)

Dir. Adult Ministries (2013)--Shauna Moore, 61 Woodstone Pl., Whitby, ON L1R 1S8

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(E-mail: shaunanmoore@gmail.com; 905-665-9633)

Dir. CLT--Jayne Lopez, 188 Doris Ave., Suite #2104, Toronto, ON M2N 6Z5

(E-mail: jaynelopez@rogers.com; 416-250-7121)

Resources Administrator--Marg Stahlbaum, 1362 Pineview Ave., Cambridge, ON N3H 4K3

(E-mail: stakra@golden.net; 519-653-9334)

Statistics--Doug Davis, 4142 Edward St., Beamsville, ON L0R 1B7

(E-mail: ddavis004@sympatico.ca; 905-563-3084)

Spanish Rep (2013)--Gladys Moreno, 89 Crendon Dr., Etobicoke, ON M9C 3H4

(E-mail: gladysvera.moreno@gmail.com; 416-626-8902)

Tamil Rep (2013)--Angelina Selvalingham, 188 Linden Ave., Scarborough, ON M1K 3H8

(E-mail: angelinaselvalingham@gmail.com; 416-264-9471)

General Members

Wendy Rampold (2013), 34 Thicketwood Ave., Barrie, ON L4N 5Y4

(E-mail: wendydawnr@msn.com; 705-735-0418)

Jeremy Stavropoulos (2013), 2 Southshore St., Whitby ON L1N 0H5

(E-mail: stavro_j@rogers.com; 416-286-8801)

Kathy Coates (2014), 20458 Leslie St., PO Box 282, Queensville, ON L0G 1R0

(E-mail: kcoates.family@sympatico.ca; 905-478-4568)

Suzanne Trotman (2014), 253 Anne St., Cambridge, ON N3H 5K7

mail: suzannetrotman@rogers.com; 519-653-3792)

District NMI Officers

President--Bev Crossley, 63 William Curtis Cir., Newmarket, ON L3Y 8L7 (E-mail: president@nazarenemissions.ca; 905-853-9970) Vice President--Clair Ann Keodprom, 15-616 Grey St., Brantford, ON N3S 4Y1 (E-mail: clair1162@rogers.com; 519-751-0162) Secretary-- Esther Boodhoo, 21 Prince Edward Blvd., Brampton, ON L6P 2H6 (E-mail: esm8boodhoo@rogers.com; 905-794-2734) Treasurer--Gord Evans, 78 Riverview Beach Rd., Pefferlaw, ON L0E 1N0

(E-mail: treasurer@nazarenemissions.ca; fax: 705-437-3901; 705-437-3855) College & Career--Angelina Selvalingham, 188 Linden Ave., Scarborough, ON M1K 3H8 (E-mail: angelina_s@rogers.com; 416-264-9471) LINKS-- John Andrews, 55 Norfolk Ave., Cambridge, ON N1R 3T7

(E-mail: jandrews9835@rogers.com; 519-621-9835) Mission Call--Donna Wilson, 200 Erie St., Collingwood, ON L9Y 1P7 (E-mail: collingwoodnaz@rogers.com; 705-445-4693) Prayer and Fasting--Stacey Stahlbaum, 1526 King St. E., Cambridge, ON N3H 3R5

(E-mail: ninakupenda07@hotmail.com; 519-653-9334) Work & Witness/Hearts with Hands--Jerold Boodhoo, 21 Prince Edward Blvd., Brampton, ON L6P 2H6 (E-mail: jboodhoo@rogers.com; 905-794-2734) Work & Witness/Hearts with Hands--M.J.Kinnear, R.R. #3, Markdale, ON N0C 1H0

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(E-mail: kinnearmj@yahoo.ca; 519-986-4859) Zone (Missional Area) Representatives: Capital--Nadine Lewis, 32 Gertie St., Richmond, ON K0A 2Z0

(E-mail: nadinelewis@rogers.com; 613-435-2005) Georgian Bay--M.J.Kinnear, R.R. #3, Markdale, ON N0C 1H0 (E-mail: kinnearmj@yahoo.ca; 519-986-4859) Golden Horseshoe and Western--John Andrews, 55 Norfolk Ave., Cambridge, ON N1R 3T7

(E-mail: jandrews9835@rogers.com; 519-621-9835) GTA--Urcilla Rodney, 94 Delbrook Cres., Weston, ON M9L 1E2 (E-mail: urodney@rogers.com; 416-741-4470) Lake Simcoe--Bev Crossley, 63 William Curtis Cir., Newmarket, ON L3Y 8L7 (E-mail: president@nazarenemissions.ca; 905-853-9970) Spanish--tbd

District NYI Officers President--Arun Thangaraj, 10 Rockcliffe Way, Ottawa, ON K1M 1B1 (E-mail: athangar@hotmail.com; 613-741-2781) Treasurer--Anne Atkinson Members-at-large: Carolyn Gillian, Denise Holland, Jocelyn Kitzman, Kayleigh Kofler, Glen Kurti, Kevin Motiram, Lisa Outar, Marg Stahlbaum, Abby Sunberg; all youth pastors Advisory Board Representatives: Steve Ottley, Trudy White.

D. MISSIONAL AREA ORGANIZATION Capital--Ottawa: Bridlewood, Haitian, Trinity. Facilitator--Rev. Franklin Chouinard Georgian Bay—Collingwood Erie Street Community, Feversham, Kolapore Calvary, Markdale, Meaford Bethany, Owen Sound, Sault Ste. Marie, Shelburne Grace Facilitator--tba Golden Horseshoe-- Burlington New Horizon Community, Hamilton First, Hamilton Mountain, Hamilton Young Flock Spanish, Niagara, Oakville, Orkney. Facilitator--Rev. Betty Zita

Greater Toronto Area-- Brampton, Brampton Spanish, Markham, Markham Grace Chinese, Mississauga Bethel Spanish, Mississauga Bethel Tamil, Pickering Altona Road Community, Quinte West, Toronto: Armenian, Emmanuel, Emmanuel Korean, Emmanuel Mission, Emmanuel Spanish, Emmanuel Tamil, Grace@the Sharing Place, Grace of God Spanish, Kennedy Road, Kennedy Road Star of David Haitian, Kennedy Road Tamil, Main St., Rosewood, Rosewood Chinese, Whitby Gateway Community.

Facilitator--Rev. Steve Ottley Hispanic--Brampton, Hamilton, London, Mississauga, Toronto: Emmanuel, Grace of God,

Woodbridge. Facilitator --Rev. Octavio Torres Lake Simcoe--Barrie Ferris Lane Community, Cedardale, Egypt, Lakeside, Newmarket. Facilitator --Rev. Mark Coulter

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Western--Brantford, Cambridge Preston, London First, London Native, London Spanish, Windsor Devonwood Community, Woodstock

Facilitator --Rev. John Neposlan

E. BUDGET REMITTANCES 1. All General funds payable to: Church of the Nazarene Canada, shall be sent to 20 Regan Road, Unit 9, Brampton, ON, L7A 1C3 2. All church tithe funds payable to: Church of the Nazarene in Ontario, shall be sent to the District Treasurer: Mr. Don Tweedle, C.A., 133 Thrushwood Dr., Barrie, ON, L4N 0Z1

F. DISTRICT CHURCH DIRECTORY Barrie Ferris Lane Community (Organized 1963) (006-0009) Location--49 Ferris Ln., Barrie ON L4M 2Y1 (Web site: www.ferrislanecommunitychurch.ca; E-mail: pastormark@rogers.com; Fax (705-722-6260; 705-722-6620) Pastor--(07/02) Mark Coulter (Brenda), 10 Arch Brown Ct, Barrie, ON L4M 0C6 (E-mail: pastormark@rogers.com; 705-792-4952) Assoc. Pastor--Carrie Tweedle, c/o church address (705-722-6620) Assoc. Pastor--David Potter, c/o church address (705-722-6620) Chr. Ed. (Dir/Min) –-Wendy Rampold / Brenda Coulter, c/o church address (705-722-6620) Men’s Min. Dir.--David Potter, c/o church address (705-722-6620) Women’s Min. Dir.--Carol Graham, c/o church address (705-722-6620) NMI Pres.--Linda Pascoe, c/o church address (705-722-6620) Work & Witness Coord.--Lisa Totesau, c/o church address (705-722-6620) Church Board Sec.--Lisa Totesau, c/o church address (705-722-6620) Church Treas.--Jim Houghten, c/o church address (705-722,6620) Brampton (Organized 1954) (006-0010) Location--68 Rutherford Rd. N., Brampton, ON L6V 2J1 (Website: http://www.bramptonnazarene.ca E-mail: churchofnazarene@bellnet.ca; fax: 905-451-9288; 905-451-5986) Pastor (08/09)--Ann Hallyburton, 8 Holgate Court, Brampton, ON L6Z 1S1 Assoc. Pastors: South Asian Ministry--Jamila & Nadeem Qazi, 1801 – 18 Knightsbridge Rd., Brampton, ON L6T 3X5 Music Dir.--Allan McAlpin, 40 Dovesong Dr., Brampton, ON L6R 1V9 (905-792-0861) Vis. Min.--Rosalind Bedeau, 1011 – 3 Lisa St., Brampton, ON L6T 4A2 (905-457-4280) Chr. Ed. (Dir/Min) --John Martin, 29 Garrison Square, Georgetown, ON L7G 0B9 (905-702-7239) Daycare Dir.--Renae Gordon, 45 Wikander Way, Brampton, ON L6V 3X2 (905-457-1581) Prime Time Dir. --Beryl Poulsen, 2-9 Hillcrest Ave., Brampton, ON L6W 1Y7 (905-457-1581) NMI Pres.--Myrlin McAlpin, 40 Dovesong Dr., Brampton, ON L6R 1V9 (905-792-0861) Church Treas.--Brian Smith, 32 Laurier Cr., Brampton, ON L6Z 1J5 (905-846-6033) Brampton Spanish (Organized 2008) (006-0026)

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Location--68 Rutherford Rd., N., Brampton, ON L6V 2J1 (Fax: 905-451-9288; 905-451-3653) Pastor--(06/04) Otto Hung (Beatriz E. Herrera), 73 Beavervalley Dr., Brampton, ON L7A 3R3 (E-mail: ottohung@hotmail.com; 289-801-2568) Music Dir.--David Aldaz, c/o church address Children’s Min.--Thelma Castro, c/o church address Men’s Min. Dir.--Oscar Garcia, c/o church address Women’s Min. Dir.--Nhora Argueta, Mercy Larrea, c/o church address NMI Pres.--A. Margarita Portillo, c/o church address Church Board Sec.--A. Margarita Portillo, c/o church address Church Treas.--Sergio Villalta, c/o church address Brantford (Organized 1940) (006-0020) Location--347 Fairview Dr., Brantford, ON N3R 2X7 (Website: www.brantnaz.com; E-mail: brantnaz@rogers.com; 519-753-7261) Pastor--(09/06) Gordon F. McCann (Linda), c/o 347 Fairview Dr., Brantford, ON N3R 2X7 (E-mail: pastor.gordon@yahoo.ca; 519-865-1446) Assoc. Pastor, Men’s Discipling--Rev. Peter Lanigan, 66 Willison St., Ayr, ON N0B 1E0 (E-mail: desiandpete@hotmail.com; 519-632-8648) NYI Pres. --David McCann, c/o 347Fairview Dr., Brantford, ON N3R 2X7 (519-753-7261) Youth Pastor--Director of Youth Min./NYI --Denise Holland, 202 Paris Rd., Brantford, ON N3R 1J3 (E-mail: nieceden@hotmail.com; 519-770-5725) NMI Pres.--Clair Ann Keodprom, 15-616 Grey St., Brantford, ON N3S 4Y1 (E-mail: clair1162@rogers.com; 519-751-0162) Church Board Sec.--Clair Ann Keodprom, 15-616 Grey St., Brantford, ON N3S 4Y1 (E-mail: clair1162@rogers.com; 519-751-0162) Church Treas.--Angela Skinner, 345 Fairview Dr., Brantford, ON N3R 2X7 (E-mail: pandaskinner@rogers.com; 519-757-0126) New Horizon Community (CTM) (006-0135) Location--3318 Dundas St., Burlington, ON L7M 3X4 (Website: www.newhorizoncommunity.org) Mail--499 River Glen Blvd., Oakville, ON L6H 6N6 Pastors--(10/00) Michael and Betty Zita, 499 River Glen Blvd., Oakville, ON L6H 6N6 (E-mail: mb.zita@sympatico.ca; 905-257-6853) Cambridge Preston (Organized 1937) (006-0190) Location--1332 Hamilton St., Cambridge, ON N3H 3G5 (Website: www.cambridgenaz.ca; E-mail: cambridgecotn@on.bellnet.ca; 519-653-6036) Pastor--(04/10) Mark Kitzman (Jocelyn), 245 Hedley St., Cambridge, ON N3H 3X9 (E-mail: holiness_forever@yahoo.com; 519-653-8071) Office Secretary--Gwen Naylor, c/o church address Prime Time Dir.--Wilma Grove, c/o church address NMY Pres.--John Andrews, 55 Norfolk Ave., Cambridge, ON N1R 3T7 (519-621-9835)

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Church Board Sec.--John Andrews, 55 Norfolk Ave., Cambridge, ON N1R 3T7 (519-621-9835) Church Treas.--Gwen Naylor, c/o church address Cedardale (Organized 1960) (006-0175) Location--471 Pefferlaw Rd., Pefferlaw, ON L0E 1N0 (Website: www.cedardalechurch.ca; E-mail: admin@cedardalechurch.ca; 705-437-2170) Pastor--(05/12) Grant Verdoold (Karen) 471 Pefferlaw Rd., Pefferlaw, ON L0E 1N0 (E-mail: pastor@cedardalechurch.ca) SDMI Supt.--Lois Wright, c/o church address Children’s Min. Dir.--Liane Prust, c/o church address NYI Pres.--Peter Juras, c/o church address Adult Min. Dir.--Peter Teolis, c/o church address NMI Pres.--Susanne Theissen, c/o church address Church Board Sec.--Lawna Rye, c/o church address Church Treas.--Paul McMullen, c/o church address Collingwood Erie Street Community (Organized 1958) (006-0041) Location--200 Erie St., Collingwood, ON L9Y 1P7 (Website: eriestreetnaz.ca; E-mail: collingwoodnaz@rogers.com; 705-445-4693) Pastor--Donna Wilson (Darryl), 124 Collins St., Collingwood, ON L9Y 2K2 (705-293-2620; cell: 705-443-2620) Office Secretary--Mary Pani, c/o church address Celebrate Recovery Ministries--Kelly Healey, c/o church address Music Dir.--Elizabeth Day, c/o church address SDMI Supt.--Tracy King, c/o church address Children’s Min. Dir.--Tracy King, c/o church address NYI Pres.--Laura Wilson, 124 Collins St., Collingwood, ON L9Y 2K2 Adult Min. Dir.--Wanda Walt, c/o church address Women’s Min. Dir.--Tracy King, c/o church address NMI Pres.--Pastor Donna Wilson Work & Witness Coord.--Darryl Wilson, 124 Collins St., Collingwood, ON L9Y 2K2 Church Secretary--Tracy King, c/o church address Church Treas.--Doreen Gurnett, c/o church address Egypt (Organized 1950) (006-0050) Location--6779 Smith Blvd., Pefferlaw, ON L0E 1N0 (E-mail: djneufeld@sympatico.ca; fax: 905-722-7573; 905-722-7783) Co-Pastor--(06/87) Douglas E. Neufeld (Jeannie), 6779 Smith Blvd., Pefferlaw, ON L0E 1N0 (E-mail: djneufeld@sympatico.ca; 905-722-6910) Co-Pastor--(06/87) Jeannie Neufeld (Doug), 6779 Smith Blvd., Pefferlaw, ON L0E 1N0 (Email: djneufeld@sympatico.ca; 905-722-6910) Music & Arts Pastor--Laura Kay, Box 46, Zephyr, ON L0E 1T0 (Email: eighty8_piano_keys@hotmail.com; 905-473-2244) Faith4Life Min. Dir.--Ethel Kay, Box 46, Zephyr, ON L0E 1T0

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(E-mail: f.e.l.k.kay@sympatico.ca; 905-473-2244) Missions Matter Facilitator--Kathleen Mika, Box 627, Sutton West, ON L0E 1R0 (Email: Kathleen.mika078@sympaticdo.ca; 905-722-8189) Church Board Sec.--Louise Sedore, 6875 Smith Blvd., Pefferlaw, ON L0E 1N0 (905-722-3081) Church Treas.--Frank Kay, Box 46, Zephyr, ON L0E 1T0 (E-mail: f.e.l.k.kay@sympatico.ca; 905-473-2244) Feversham (Organized 1958) (006-0061) Mail: Feversham, ON N0C 1C0 Location--Civic 334 Millbridge Rd., Feversham, ON N0C 1C0 Pastor--(01/03) Andrew Heidman (Dorothy), 331 Seventh St., Collingwood, ON L9Y 2B4 Church Board Sec.--Stanley Wright, RR1, Feversham, ON N0C 1C0 (519-922-2565) Church Treas.--Stanley Wright, RR1, Feversham, ON N0C 1C0 (519-922-2565) Hamilton First (Organized 1935) (006-0080) Location--92 Ottawa St. N., Hamilton, ON L8H 3Z1 (Website: www.hamiltonfirst.org; E-mail: nazadmin@cogeco.net; 905-545-2002) Pastor--(in process) NYI Min Dir./Pres.--Ron Joseph, 158 Aberfoyle Ave., Hamilton, ON L8K 4S3 Church Board Sec.--Rob Matheson, 37 Markham Cr., Hamilton, ON L8J 1P2 (905-578-4023) Church Treasurer--Brian Jones, 10 Angus Rd., Unit 53, Hamilton ON L8K 6K3 (905-522-6827) Hamilton Mountain (Organized 1952) (006-0090) Location--910 Upper Sherman Ave., Hamilton, ON L8V 3N3 (E-mail: roopnarine_rampersaud@yahoo.com; 905-389-6981) Pastor--(01/07) Roopnarine (Davo) Rampersaud (Seeta), 93 Lilacside Dr., Hamilton, ON L8V 2L8 (E-mail: roopnarine_rampersaud@yahoo.com; 905-385-5212) SDMI Supt.--Barb Rodges, 138 Wendover Dr., Hamilton, ON L9C 5X5 (905-383-4682) NYI Pres.--Mark Armstrong, 337 East 28th St., Hamilton, ON L8V 3J4 (Email: markparmstrong@gmail.com; 905-387-3375) NMI Pres.--Gord Ellis, 237 Fernwood Cres., Hamilton, ON L8T 3L7 (905-574-2806) Church Board Sec.--Mark Armstrong, 337 East 28th St., Hamilton, ON L8V 3J4 (Email: markparmstrong@gmail.com; 905-387-3375) Church Treas.--Isabel (Isa) Armstrong, 337 East 28th St., Hamilton, ON L8V 3J4 (Email: isabeldarmstrong@gmail.com; 905-387-3375) Hamilton Young Flock Spanish (CTM) (006-0091) Location--92 Ottawa St. N., Hamilton, ON L8H 3Z1 (Website: www.hamiltonnaz.com; E-mail: leontefdez@hotmail.com; 905-545-2002) Pastor--(04/03) Leonte Fernandez (Marisol), 52 Angus Rd., Hamilton, ON L8K 6L1 (E-mail: leontefdez@hotmail.com; 905-297-2641) NYI Pres.--Benjamin Delgado, c/o church address Women’s Min. Dr.--Marisol Guerrero, c/o church address NMI Pres.--Maria J. Rauda, c/o church address

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Church Board Sec.--Karla Holguin, c/o church address Church Treas.--Olga Osorio, c/o church address Kolapore Calvary (Organized 1964) (006-0105) Location--495402 Grey Rd. 2, RR1 Ravenna, ON N0H 2E0 (Website: www.kolaporechurch.ca; E-mail: terryshirleygoudy@yahoo.com; Fax/Phone: 519-599-3418) Pastor--(03/05) Terrence Goudy (Shirley), 400076 Grey Rd. 2, Box 14, RR5, Flesherton, ON N0C 1E0 (E-mail: terryshirleygoudy@yahoo.com; 519-924-0176) Music Dir.--Roger & Lora Dinsmore, RR1 Thornbury, ON N0H 1J0 (Email: rldinsmore@georgian.net; 519-599-5494 Children’s Min Dir.--Sheri Shaw, RR2 Clarksburg, ON N0H 1J0 (Email: sheriashaw@live.ca; 519-599-5399) NMI Pres.--Lora Dinsmore, RR1 Thornbury, ON N0H 1J0 (Email: rldinsmore@georgian.net; 519-599-5562) Church Treas.--Bev Shaw, RR2 Clarksburg, ON N0H 1J0 (Email: sheriashaw@live.ca; 519-599-5399) Lakeside Community (Organized 2002) (006-0097) Mail--P. O. Box 1610, Holland Landing, ON L9N 1P2) Location--Holland Landing Community Centre, 19513 Yonge St., Holland Landing, ON L9N 1L8

(Website: www.lakesidenazarene.com; E-mail:pastor@lakesidenazarene.com; 905-898-1932) Pastor--(11/10) Michael Davy (Shelley), 26 Dovedale Dr., Keswick, ON L4P 4C6 (E-mail: mddavy@rogers.com; 905-476-0528) Music Dir.--Peter Coghill 376 Keith Ave., Newmarket, ON L3X 1T5 (E-mail: petercoghill@rogers.com; 905-898-3686) SDMI Supt.--Janice Johnson, 19932 Woodbine Ave, Queensville, ON L0G 1R0 (E-mail: janice_777@hotmail.com; 289-231-0518) NMI Pres.--Jim Ellsworth, 61 Kate Aitken Cres., Beeton, ON L0G 1A0 (E-mail: familycubed@sympatico.ca; 905-729-4811) Church Board Sec.--Cheryl Ellsworth, 61 Kate Aitken Cres., Beeton, ON L0G 1A0 (E-mail: familycubed@sympatico.ca; 905-729-4811) Church Treas.--Janice Johnson, 19932 Woodbine Ave., Queensville, ON L0G 1R0 (E-mail: janice_777@hotmail.com; 289-231-0518) London First (Organized 1940) (006-0110) Location--176 Wellington St., London, ON N6B 2L1 (Website: www.londonnaz.ca; E-mail: londonnazarene@rogers.com; fax: 519-434-4508; 519-434-6221) Pastor--(08/96) Junior C. Sorzano (Rosalita), 42 Torrington Cres., London, ON N6C 2V9 (519-681-8192) Assoc. Pastor--Rev. Rosalita Sorzano (Junior), 42 Torrington Cres., London, ON N6C 2V9 (519-681-8192) Office Secretary--Carolyn Gillian, 5 - 297 Grey St., London, ON N6B 1G7 (519-438-1179)

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Music Dir.--Rev. Rose Sorzano & Pastor Carolyn Gillian Evangelism Min.--Jack Matheson, 155 Millbank Dr., London, ON N6C 4V6 (519-680-0408) Chr. Ed. (Dir/Min)--Rev. Rosalita Sorzano (Junior), 42 Torrington Cres., London, ON N6C 2V9 (519-681-8192) Children’s Min. Dir.--Edie Joseph, 442 Millbank Dr., London, ON N6C 4W7 (519-681-0733) NYI/Youth Pastor--Carolyn Gillian, 5 – 297 Grey St., London, ON N6B 1G7 (519-438-1179) Young Adult Min. Dir.--Malcolm & Alisa Donaldson, 264 Giles St., London, ON N5Z 2W3 (519-871-8029) Prime Time Dir.--June & Ted Reeve, 211 Highbury Ave. N., London, ON N5Z 2W6 (519-668-0647) Men's Min. Dir.--Arko Ypma, 18 – 374 Simcoe St., London, ON N6B 1J7 (519-435-1201) NMI Pres.--Malcolm Donaldson, 264 Giles St., London, ON N5Z 2W3 (519-871-8029) Work & Witness Coord.--Jack Matheson, 155 Millbank Dr., London, ON N6C 4V6 (519-680-0408) Church Board Sec.--June Reeve, 211 Highbury Ave N., London, ON N5Z 2W6 (519-668-0647) Church Treas.--Dick Westerterp, 400–940 Commissioners Rd., London, ON N5Z 3J2 (519-681-8462) London Spanish Truth and Life (CTM) (006-0113) Mail--176 Wellington St., London, ON N6B 2L1 Location--402 Commissioners Rd. W, London, ON N6J 1Y3 (Website: www.nverdadyvida.com; E-mail: nverdadyvida@gmail.com; 226-781-2774) Pastor--(06/11) Mariela Rivera (Mauricio Rivera Menares), 311 – 570 Proudfoot Ln., London, ON N6H 4Z1 (E-mail: mrivera7@sympatico.ca; 519-709-8226) Assoc. Pastor--Mauricio Rivera Menares, 311 – 570 Proudfoot Ln., London, ON N6H 4Z1 (E-mail: mrivera7@sympatico.ca; 519-709-8226) Music Dir.-- Mauricio Rivera Menares, 311 – 570 Proudfoot Ln., London, ON N6H 4Z1 (E-mail: mrivera7@sympatico.ca; 519-709-8226) Children’s Min. Dir.--Cristina Rozo, c/o church address Single Adult Min. Dir.--Juan Pablo Alzate y Diana Leal, c/o church address Church Bd Sec.--Javier Garcia, c/o church address Church Treas.--Dick Westerterp, c/o church address Markdale (Organized 1958) (006-0112) Location--61 Toronto St. N., (mail: Box 538) Markdale, ON N0C 1H0 (E-mail: cotnmarkdale@cablerocket.com; Fax/Ph: 519-986-4998) Pastor--(11/09) Roy Austin (Judy), 69 Toronto St N., (mail: Box 538), Markdale, ON N0C 1H0 (E-mail: rraustin@nbc.edu; 519-986-2363) SDMI Supt.--Sharon Goudy, RR 4 Markdale, ON N0C 1H0 (E-mail: wsgoudy@gmail.com; 519-986-2841) NMI Pres.--Jackie Parkin, 84 Pioneer Dr., RR3 Holland Centre, ON N0H 1R0 (ashpark@everus.ca; 519-794-4857) Church Board Sec.--Jackie Parkin, 84 Pioneer Dr., RR3 Holland Centre, ON N0H 1R0 (ashpark@everus.ca, 519-794-4857)

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Church Treas.--Wayne Goudy, RR 4 Markdale, ON N0C 1H0 (wsgoudy@gmail.com, 519-986-2841 Markham Grace Chinese (CTM) (006-0325) Mail—54 Harrington Cres., North York, ON M2M 2Y5 Location--meeting at Markham Salvation Army Community Church, 9329 McCowan Rd., Markham, ON (Website : www.mgccn.org; E-mail: dennissbwong@yahoo.com; 416-997-6543) Pastor--(03/08) Dennis Wong (Angeline) 54 Harrington Cres., North York, ON M2M 2Y5 (E-mail: dennissbwong@yahoo.com) Markham Village (Organized 1990) (006-0114) Location--218 Main St. N., Unionville, ON L3R 2H1 (Website: www.villagechurchofthenazarene.com; E-mail: trudy.white@rogers.com; 647-402-4095) Pastor--(09/09) Trudy White (Eric), 34 Bobmar Road, West Hill, ON M1C 1C9 (E-mail: trudy.white@rogers.com; 416-282-5604) Music Dir.--Mercedes Blackwood, c/o church address SDMI Supt.--Sandra Ogilvie, c/o church address NYI Dir.--Laura White, c/o church address NMI Pres.--Kavine Thangaraj, c/o church address Church Board Sec.--Kavine Thangaraj, c/o church address Church Treas.--Akida Marshall, c/o church address Meaford Bethany (Organized 1958) (006-0111) Location--34 Trowbridge St. W., Meaford, ON N4L 1N2 (Website-- www.meafordbethanynazarene.com; Email: pastorjoyce@meafordbethanynazarene.com; Fax: 519-538-3437; 519-538-2822) Pastor--(07/07) Joyce Straiton (Leigh), PO Box 4839, Meaford, ON N4L 1X6 (Email: pastorjoyce@meafordbethanynazarene.com; Fax: 519-538-3437; 519-538-2899) Co-Pastor--T. Leigh Straiton (Joyce), PO Box 4839, Meaford, ON N4L 1X6 (pastorleigh@meafordbethanynazarene.com; Fax: 519-538-3437; 519-538-2899) NMI Pres.--Mrs. Stephanie Walker, 124 Henry St., Meaford, ON N4L 1E2 (519-538-0477) Church Board Sec.--c/o church address Church Treas.--c/o church address Mississauga Bethel (inactive) (006-0220) Mississauga Spanish (Organized 2008) (006-0123) Location--3657 Ponytrail Dr., Mississauga, ON L4X 1W5 (Website: www.bethelhispana.org; 905-625-5934) Pastor--(03/02) Hector Del Valle (Alida), c/o church address Assoc. Pastor--Alida Del Valle (Hector), c/o church address Music Dir.--Junior Santos, c/o church address

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Chr. Ed. (Dir/Min) -–Monica Silva, c/o church address Children’s Min. Dir.--Martiza Sanchez, c/o church address NYI Pres.- -Jesus Hernandez, c/o church address Men’s Min. Dir.--Luis Sanchez, c/o church address Women’s Min. Dir.--Estela Moran, c/o church address NMI Pres.--Mayer Buitrago, c/o church address Church Board Sec.--Monica Silva, c/o church address Church Treas.--Raul Mejia, c/o church address Mississauga Tabernaculo Evangelico (Organized 2009) (006-0005) Location--3595 Nashua Dr., Mississauga, ON L3Y 3Y5 Pastor--(03/09) Rafael Reyes (Lucy), 95 Charlebois Blvd., No. 1006, Brampton, ON L6Y 2R9 (E-mail: rreyes@yahoo.ca; 905-453-6926) Mississauga Tamil (CTM) (006-0122) Location--3657 Pony Trail Dr., Mississauga, ON L4X 1W5 (E-mail: Anjon88@hotmail.com; 416-264-9471) Pastor--(08/92) Christabell Selvalingham (Selva), 188 Linden Ave., Scarborough, ON M1K 3H8 (E-mail: Anjon88@hotmail.com; 416-264-9471) SDMI Supt.--Bavani Sivaram c/o church address NYI Pres.—Miss V. Sivaram, c/o church address Church Treas.--Daniel Poopalapillai, c/o church address Newmarket (Organized 1934) (006-0140) Location--79 Main St. S., Newmarket, ON L3Y 3Y5 (E-mail: keith.taylor@ody.ca; Fax: 905-895-3981; 905-895-3162) Pastor--(06/91) L. Keith Taylor (Pamela), 338 Roywood Cres., Newmarket, ON L3Y 1A5 (E-mail: keith.taylor@ody.ca; 905-895-2774) Admin. Assist./Office Sec.--Joan Shorthouse, 88 Pinnacle Trail, Aurora, ON L4G 7G6 (E-mail: joan.shorthouse@ody.ca; 905-895-3162) Vis. Min.--Donna Boyce, 2 Cider Cres., Richmond Hill, ON L4E 4A4 (E-mail: dchboyz@rogers.com; 905-223-0078) SS Supt.--c/o church office Children’s Min. Dir.--Pamela Taylor, 338 Roywood Dr., Newmarket, ON L3Y 1A5 (905-895-2774) NYI Pres.--c/o church office Men’s Min. Dir.--Don Cameron, 401 Dixon Blvd., Newmarket, ON L3Y 5C5 (E-mail: dandscameron@rogerts.com; 905-830-0707) Women’s Min. Dir.--c/o church address NMI Pres.--Bev Crossley, 63 William Curtis Cir., Newmarket, ON L3Y 8L7 (905-853-9970) Church Board Sec.--Bev Crossley, 63 William Curtis Cir., Newmarket, ON L3Y 8L7 (905-853-9970) Church Treas.--Sharon Cameron, 401 Diickson Blvd., Newmarket, ON L3Y 5C5 (E-mail: dandscameron@rogers.com; 905-830-0707)

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Niagara (Organized 1954) (006-0200) Location--136 Confederation Ave., Thorold, ON L2V 5A6 (Website: www.niagaranazarene.ca; E-mail: niagaranazarene@bellnet.ca; 905-680-2211) Pastor--(03/08) Scott Beamer (Karen), 318 Morton St., Thorold, ON L2V 4Z4 (E-mail: scottbeamer@hotmail.com; 905-227-5761) Music Dir.--Peter Gillian, 27 McGhie St., St. Catharines, ON L2R 5A9 (905-684-9604) SDMI--Susan Davis, 4142 Edward St., Beamsville, ON L0R 1B7 (905-563-3084) NMI Pres.--Doug Davis, 4142 Edward St., Beamsville, ON L0R 1B7 (905-563-3084) Church Board Sec.--Laura Sebert, 6 Dunraven Ave., St. Catharines, ON L2M 6A7 (905-937-6967) Church Treas.--Joan Bartlett, 266 Lakeshore Rd., St. Catharines, ON L2M 1R6 (905-646-0128) Oakville (Organized 1965) (006-0141) Location--320 Bronte Rd., Oakville, ON L6L 3C8 (Website: www.oakvillenazarenechurch.com; E-mail: pastoroakvillenazarene@bellnet.ca; 905-827-2692) Co-Pastor--(11/01) Betty Zita (Michael), 499 River Glen Blvd., Oakville, ON L6H 6N6 (E-mail: mb.zita@sympatico.ca; 905-257-6853) Co-Pastor--(11/01) Michael Zita (Betty), 499 River Glen Blvd., Oakville, ON L6H 6N6 (E-mail: mb.zita@sympatico.ca; 905-257-6853) Music Dir.--Laura Hedges-Rissling, c/o church address (E-mail: lhedges_56@hotmail.com) Vis. Min.--Doris Johnston, c/o church address (E-mail: doe_j@sympatico.ca) Chr. Ed (Dir./Min.)--Tina Zita (E-mail: tinazita@hotmail.com; tina.zita@peelsb.com) Childcare/School Dir./Principal—Tracy Scott, c/o church address (E-mail: seedlingschildrenscentre@hotmail.com) Women’s Min. Dir.--Maureen Adams, c/o church address NMI Pres.--c/o church address Church Board Sec.--Paul Routledge, c/o church address (E-mail: PaulRoutledge751@hotmail.com) Church Treas.--Reg Adams (E-mail: avroblue@yahoo.com) Orkney (Organized 1940) (006-0040) Location--1556 - 2nd Concession W., RR1, Lynden, ON L0R 1T0 (E-mail: orkneychurch@hotmail.com; 905-628-8458) Pastor--(in process) SDMI Supt.--JoAnne VanBelleghem (Bob), 61 Beaver Cres., Brantford, ON N3P 1T3 (E-mail: rvanbell@rogers.com; 519-759-0620) NMI Pres.--June Hood (Larry), 1402 2nd Concession W., RR1 Lynden, ON L0R 1T0 (E-mail: jlhood1402@yahoo.ca; 905-627-7827) Church Board Secretary--Joan Holland, PO Box 196 Lynden, ON L0R 1T0 (Email: rojo@execulink.com; 519-647-3469) Church Treas.--Bev Hayes, c/o church address

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Ottawa Bridlewood Community (Organized 1986) (006-0147) Location--2 Stonehaven Dr., Kanata, ON K2M 2P9 (Website: www.bridlewoodnazarene.com; E-mail: mail@bridlewoodnazarene.com; 613-591-3469) Pastor--(07/07) Keith MacAskill (Heather), 41 Huntsman Cres., Ottawa, ON K2M 1H7 (E-mail: pastor.keith@bellnet.ca; 613-592-0613) Office Secretary--Pauline Austin, c/o church address and phone Music Dir.--Debbie Trouten, c/o church address SDMI Supt.--Heather MacAskill, c/o church address and phone Children’s Min. Dir.--Helen Saunders, c/o church address and phone NYI Min. Dir./Pres.--Veronica Newbury, c/o church address Youth Pastor--Dan Kotylak, c/o church address and phone Prime Time Dir.--Lee Anne Bean, c/o church address and phone Men’s Min. Dir.--Phil Whelan and Peter Ladouceur, c/o church address and phone Women’s Min. Dir.--Jan MacMillan, c/o church address and phone Church Sec.--Blaine Knapp, c/o church address Church Treas.--Jack Burden, c/o church address and phone Ottawa Evangelical Haitian (Organized 2005) (006-0148) Location--1696 Montreal Road, Ottawa, ON K1J 5N6 (E-mail: eenotta@hotmail.com; 613-265-9077) Pastor--(06/05) André-Jocelyn Chérazard (Anne-Rose), 1996 Beaconwood Dr., Ottawa, ON K1J 8L8 (E-mail: andrejocelyncherazard@yahoo.ca;) SDMI Supt.--Jimmy Cadel, c/o 1996 Montreal Road, Ottawa, ON K1J 5N6 Men’s Min. Dir.--André-Jocelyn Chérazard (Anne-Rose), 1996 Beaconwood Dr., Ottawa, ON K1J 8L8 (E-mail: andrejocelyncherazard@yahoo.ca;) Women’s Min. Dir.--Anne-Rose Chérazard, 1996 Beaconwood Dr., Ottawa, ON K1J 8L8 Church Board Sec.--Nounouche Prince, c/o 1996 Montreal Road, Ottawa, ON K1J 5N6 Church Treas.--Solange Duforte, c/o 1996 Montreal Road, Ottawa, ON K1J 5N6 Ottawa Trinity (Organized 1943) (006-0150) Location--480 Avalon Pl., Ottawa, ON K1G 0W4 (Website: www.ottawatrinity.ca; E-mail: ottawatrinity@rogers.com; 613-731-8926) Pastor--(12/94) Franklin W. Chouinard (Cindy), 3315 Southgate Rd., Ottawa, ON K1V 7Y3 (613-739-3794) Assoc Pastor--Rick Burk, 177 Hidden Valley Private, Orleans, ON K1C 7P4 (613-590-9526) Children’s Min Dirs.--Cindy Chouinard, 3315 Southgate Rd., Ottawa, ON K1V 7Y3 (E-mail: chouinard@rogers.com; 613-739-3794) -- Elizabeth Thangaraj, 10 Rockcliffe Way, Ottawa, ON K1M 1B1 (E-mail: athangar@hotmail.com; 613-741-2781) NMI Coordinator--Nadine Lewis, 32 Gertie St., Richmond, ON K0A 2Z0 (E-mail: nadinelewis@rogers.com; 613-435-2005) Prayer Min. Dir.--Ms. Marg Shurtliff, 328 Poulin Ave., Ottawa, ON K2B 5T8 (613-828-1698) Church Board Sec.--Sylvia Mitchell, 17 Brent Ave., Ottawa, ON K2J 3L1

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(E-mail: sylvialea@hotmail.com; 613-221-9859) Church Treas.--Arun Thangaraj, 10 Rockcliffe Way, Ottawa, ON K1M 1B1 (613-741-2781) Owen Sound (Organized 1942) (006-0170) Location--386 - l0th St. E., Owen Sound, ON N4K 1S6 (E-mail: nazarenechurch@hurontel.on.ca; 519-376-0688) Pastor--(09/07) Larry Leonard (Pauline), 251 Isthmus Bay Rd., Lion’s Head, ON N0H 1W0 (E-mail: nazarenechurch@hurontel.on.ca; 519-793-4705) SDMI Supt.--Alicyn McAlpine, 179 Lindsay Rd. 30, Miller Lake, ON N0H 1Z0 (519-795-7165) NMI Pres.--Sandra Muzzell, Box 45, 77 Toronto St., Chatsworth, ON N0H 1G0 (E-mail: muzzell@sympatico.ca; 519-794-2669) Church Board Sec.--Mary Thwaites, 363407 Lindenwood Rd., RR2,Kemble, ON N0H 1S0 (519-376-6103) Church Treas.--John Freeman, PO Box 694, Owen Sound, ON N4K 2G5 (E-mail: jrfreeman56@hotmail.com) Pickering Altona Road Community (Organized 1980) (006-0185) Location--1367 Altona Rd., Pickering, ON L1V 1M2 (Website: www.altonaroadchurch.org; E-mail: arcc@rogers.com; Fax: 647-435-4986; Ph. 905-509-5918) Pastor--(01/07) Barry Clarke (Bonnie), 1345 Altona Rd., Unit 40, Pickering, ON L1V 6Y9 (E-mail: arcc@rogers.com; 905-509-5918) Office Secretary--Charlotte Cogen, c/o church address (E-mail: cecogen@rogers.com; 905-509-1084) Music Dir.--Amy Whitson, c/o church address (E-mail: amy@thetk.ca; 289-599-1532) Prime Time Dir.--Alice Kimmerer, c/o church address (E-mail: alicekim@pathcom.com; 905-427-3128) NMI Pres.--Christine Hills, c/o church address (E-mail: dr.hills@rogers.com; 416-283-4463) Church Board Sec.--Gertrude French, c/o church address (E-mail: gafrench@rogers.com; 905-839-4522) Church Treas.--Glynn Thomas, c/o church address (E-mail: glynn.thomas@rogers.com; 905-683-6493) Quinte West (Organized 1940) (006-0270) Location--18148 Telephone Rd., Trenton, ON K8V 5P4 (E-mail: charmainekofler@gmail.com; 613-392-8301) Pastor--(09/06) Charmaine Kofler (Daniel), 6 Moran Dr. Brighton, ON K0K 1H0 (E-mail: charmainekofler@gmail.com; 613-475-3838; cell 613-970-2117) SDMI Supt.--Carrie Duncan, 668 Front St., Trenton, ON K8V 4S1 (613-955-9678) Church Treas.--Gary Foote, 841 County Line Rd., RR1 Trenton, ON K8V 5P4 (613-392-8764) Richmond Hill Solid Rock Community (CTM) (006-0003) Location--(Mail: 657 Milner Ave., Scarborough, ON M1B 2K4) 10 Via Renzo Dr., Richmond Hill, ON L4S 0B6 (Website: www.solidrockcommunity.ca; E-mail:

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pastortina@solidrockcommunity.ca; fax: 416-298-9376; 416-298-9932) Pastor--(09/08) Tina Pitamber, 41 Brill Ct., Stouffville, ON L4A 0P6 Music Dir.--Lisa Khan, c/o church address Church Treas.--Chris Rodney, c/o church address Sault Ste. Marie (Organized 1960) (006-0209) Location--369 Pim St., Sault Ste Marie, ON P6B 2T9 (E-mail: pastor.phil@sympatico.ca; 705-246-2501) Pastor--(10/02) Phillip Sabine (Bonnie), Box 47, Richard’s Landing, ON P0R 1J0 (705-246-2501) Music Dir.--Elizabeth Brechin, 60 Panoramic Dr., Sault Ste Marie, ON P6B 5V6 S.S. Supt.--Sheila Marshall, c/o church address NMI Pres.--Sandra Breckenridge, 652 MacDonald Ave., Apt. 306, Sault Ste. Marie, ON P6B 5W4 (E-mail: Breck30@shaw.ca; 705-254-2547) Church Board Sec.--Elizabeth Brechin, 60 Panoramic Dr., Sault Ste Marie, ON P6B 5V6 Church Treas.--Sheila Marshall, c/o church address Shelburne Grace (Organized 1958) (006-0211) Mail--651 Owen Sound St., Box 208, Shelburne, ON L0N 1S0 Location: 736 Steeles St., Unit 3, Shelburne, ON L0N 1S4 (Website: www.shelburnegrace.com; www.ourchurchmedia.com; E-mail: parson@shelburnegrace.com; Fax/phone: 519-925-0560) Co-Pastor--(09/95) Bob McLellan (Maxine), 140 Muriel St., Shelburne, ON L0N 1S1 (E-mail: parson@shelburnegrace.com; Fax/phone: 519-925-0560) Co-Pastor, Maxine McLellan (Bob), 140 Muriel St., Shelburne, ON L0N 1S1 (E-mail: parson@shelburnegrace.com; Fax/phone: 519-925-0560) Children’s Min. Dir.--Mrs. Maxine McLellan, 140 Muriel St., Shelburne, ON L0N 1S1 (E-mail: parson@shelburnegrace.com; 519-925-0560) Adult Min. Dir.--Bob McLellan, 140 Muriel St., Shelburne, ON L0N 1S1 (E-mail: parson@shelburnegrace.com; 519-925-0560) NMI Pres.--Lynn McGugan, 0775917 – 7th Line SW, Melanchton Twp., RR5, Dundalk, ON N0C 1B0 (519-923-3017) Leadership Team Sec.--Miss Andrea McLellan, 140 Muriel St., Shelburne, ON L0N 1S1 (E-mail: andrea@joycenter.on.ca; 519-925-0560) Church Treas.--Mrs. Muriel McQuarrie, c/o church address (519-925-2999) Toronto Armenian Emmanuel (Organized 1986) (006-0238) Location--2537 Bayview Ave., Toronto, ON M2L 1B1 (Website: www.aecn.ca; E-mail: info@aecn.ca; 416-385-9874) Pastor--(06/06) Hany Boghossian (Sylva), 6 Reiber Cres., Toronto, ON M2H 1C4 (E-mail: hany@thewellonbayview.ca; 416-491-4611) Toronto Emmanuel (Organized 1934) (006-0260) Location--1875 Sheppard Ave. W., Toronto, ON M3L 1Y6 (Website: www.nazareneonsheppard.com; E-mail: torontoemmanuel@rogers.com;

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Fax: 416-743-7122; 416-743-5895) Pastor--(01/05) Bill Sunberg (Janet), c/o church address (E-mail: pastorbill@rogers.com) Office Secretary--Linda Craig, c/o church address (E-mail: torontoemmanuel@rogers.com) SDMI Supt.--Vasco St. John, c/o church address (E-mail: vasco.st@sympatico.ca) NYI Min Dir./Pres.--Hovig Toufankijan, c/o church address (E-mail: axodis@gmail.com) NMI Pres.--Tiina Woods, c/o church address, (E-mail: tiina.woods@peelsb.com) Church Board Sec.--Vasco St. John, c/o church address (E-mail: vasco.st@sympatico.ca) Church Treas.--Donna Fancy-Lyle, c/o church address (E-mail: donna.fancylyle@primus.ca) Toronto Emmanuel Korean (CTM) (006-0203) Location--1875 Sheppard Ave. W., Toronto, ON M3L 1Y6 (905-886-1776) Pastor--(02/02) David Noh (Lois), 8 Millcroft Way, Vaughan, ON L4J 6P2 (905-889-2741) Toronto Emmanuel Mission (CTM) (006-0234) Location--1875 Sheppard Ave. W., Toronto, ON M3L 1Y6 Pastor--(06/96) Jerold Boodhoo (Esther), 21 Prince Edward Blvd., Brampton, ON L6P 2H6 (905-794-2734) Music Dir.--Shadrach Boodhoo, 21 Prince Edward Blvd., Brampton, ON L6P 2H6 (905-794-2734) SS Supt.--Estann Boodhoo, 21 Prince Edward Blvd., Brampton, ON L6P 2H6 (905-794-2734) NYI Min Dir./Pres.--Shadrach Boodhoo, 21 Prince Edward Blvd., Brampton, ON L6P 2H6 (905-794-2734) NMI Pres.--Esther Boodhoo, 21 Prince Edward Blvd., Brampton, ON L6P 2H6 (905-794-2734) Church Board Sec.--Cynthia Knight, 517 – 1206 Wilson Ave., Toronto, ON M3M 3G7 (416-638-7863) Church Treas.--Natalie Patel, 92 Bluffwood Cres., Brampton, ON L6P 2B6 (416-346-5595) Admin. Asst.--Esther Boodhoo, 21 Prince Edward Blvd., Brampton, ON L6P 2H6 (905-794-2734) Toronto Emmanuel Spanish (Organized 1988) (006-0021) Location--Emmanuel Church, 1875 Sheppard Ave. W., Toronto, ON M3L 1Y6 (Website: www.iglesiaemanuel.ca; E-mail: cfhto@interlog.com; 416-743-2390) Pastor--(01/97) Pedro Julio Fernandez (Belkis), 43 Dylan St., Woodbridge, ON L4H 2X5 (E-mail: cfhto@interlog.com; 905-653-4513) Assoc. Pastor--Belkis Fernandez, c/o church address Music Dir.--Amin Fernandez, c/o church address SDMI Supt.--Sandy Ayala, c/o church address Children’s Min. Dir.--Marisol Guerra, c/o church address NYI Min. Dir./Pres.--Jessica Loja, c/o church address Men’s Min. Dir.--Patricio Espin, c/o church address Women’s Min. Dir.--Sandra Castillo, c/o church address NMI Pres.--Natania Jerez, c/o church address Church Board Sec.--Natania Jerez, c/o church address Church Treas.--Guido Chica, c/o church address Toronto Emmanuel Tamil (CTM) (006-0306)

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Location--1875 Sheppard Ave. W., Toronto, ON M3L 1Y6 (416-264-9471) Pastor--(01/91) Christabell S. Selvalingham (Selva), 188 Linden Ave., Scarborough, ON M1K 3H8 (E-mail: Anjon88@hotmail.com; 416-264-9471) SDMI Supt.--Miss Kareen Ratnam, c/o church address NYI Min. Dir./Pres.--Mr. Arjul Rajah, c/o church address NMI Pres. -–Mrs. Ethel Ratnam, c/o church address Church Board Sec.--Mrs. Rose Thanabalasingam, c/o church address Church Treas.--Mrs. Gowri Thanabalasingham, c/o church address Toronto Grace @ the Sharing Place (Organized 1944) (006-0240) Location--624 Annette St., Toronto, ON M6S 2C4 (E-mail: pwerintheblood@aol.com; 416-762-3322) Pastor--Gena Torres (03/08), 53 Bishop Ave., Toronto, ON M2M 1Z4 (E-mail: pwrintheblood@aol.com) Assoc. Pastor--Stephen Atkinson, c/o church address Chr. Ed. (Dir/Min)--Gladys Singh, c/o church address NYI Pres.--Dawna Ochendoski, c/o church address Women’s Min. Dir.--Mala Singh, c/o church address Secretary--Tina Zita, c/o church address Treasurer--Marc Murphy, c/o church address Toronto Grace of God Spanish (organized 2001) (006-0299) Mail: 53 Bishop Ave., Toronto, ON M2M 1Z4 Location--624 Annette St., Toronto, ON M6S 2C4 (Website: www.graciadedios.ca; E-mail: pastorres@rogers.com; Fax: 416-512-8786; 416-877-4719) Pastor--(08/91) Octavio Torres (Gena), 53 Bishop Ave., Toronto, ON M2M 1Z4 (416-512-9032) Music Dirs.--William Perez, c/o church address Vis. Min.--Delfina Depablos, c/o church address Chr.Ed. (Dir./Min.)--Gena Torres, c/o church address SDMI Supt.--Adilia Artero, c/o church address NYI Min. Dir/Pres.--Josias Zamora, c/o church address Youth Pastor--Christian Garcia, c/o church address Men’s Min.Dir.--Francisco Buitrago, c/o church address Women’s Min. Dir.--Roxana Contreras, c/o church address NNM Pres.--Silvia Morales, c/o church address Church Board Sec.--Oswaldo Castellanos, c/o church address Church Treas.--Miguel A. Orellana, c/o church address Toronto Kennedy Road (Organized 1958) (006-0201) Location--661 Kennedy Rd., Scarborough, ON M1K 2B8 (E-mail: info.krcotn@gmail.com; 416-269-5566) Pastor--(05/09) Daniel Ramessar (Ruth Bissoon-Ramessar), 54 Morland Cres., Ajax, ON L1T 4P5 (E-mail: danielramessar@gmail.com; 647-381-2371)

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Offic Secretary -–Ruth Bissoon-Ramessar, c/o church address Music Dir.--Karen Dannie, c/o church address SDMI Supt. -–Lenora Collier, c/o church address Day Care Dir.--Adina Scott, c/o church address Children’s Min. Dir.--Grace Valera, c/o church address NYI Pres.--Vickram Dannie, c/o church address Men’s Min. Di.--Roy Sookraj, c/o church address Women’s Min. Dir.--Lenora Collier, c/o church address NMI Pres.--Pauline Masters, c/o church address Church Board Sec.--Vickram Dannie, c/o church address Church Treas.—Dennis Lamberti, c/o church address Toronto Kennedy Road Star of David Haitian (Organized 2011) (006-0006) Location: 661 Kennedy Rd., Scarborough, ON M1K 2B8 (Website: www.starofdavidnazarenechurch.com; E-mail: jeanlouisp2008@hotmail.com; Office Fax/Ph: 416-269-7145) Pastor--(04/10) Philippe Jean Louis (Maud Jean), 43 Pincrest St., Markham, ON L6E 1C2 (E-mail: maudjeanlouis@hotmail.com; 647-787-9432) Assoc. Pastor--Maud Jean Louis, c/o church address (E-mail: maudjeanlouis@hotmail.com; 647-787-9432) Office Secretary--Deborah Jean Louis, c/o church address (E-mail: annelia111@yahoo.com; 647-830-7129) Music Dir.--Jack Sanon, c/o church address (E-mail: pakobass63@yahoo.com; 647-886-0299) Vis. Min.--Michelet Polidor, c/o church address (E-mail: aliastguitar@yahoo.ca; 647-887-0581) SDMI Supt.--Phanor Chevelon, c/o church address (E-mail: pchevelon@yahoo.com; 647-999-4682) Childcare/School (Dir./Principal)--Deborah Jean Louis, c/o church address (E-mail: annelia111@yahoo.com; 647-830-7129) Children’s Min. Dir.--Berline Bellevue, c/o church address (E-mail: berline_bellevue@yahoo.com; 647-349-5981) Youth Pastor--Samson-Edouard Marcellus, c/o church address (E-mail: samemarcellus@gmail.com; 647-278-9168) Single Adult Min. Dir.--Maud Jean Louis, c/o church address (E-mail: maudjeanlouis@hotmail.com; 647-787-9432) Women’s Min. Dir.--Martine Thelemaque, c/o church address (E-mail: christinme89@yahoo.ca; 647-341-8109) NMI Pres.--Martine Thelemaque, c/o church address (E-mail: christinme89@yahoo.ca; 647-341-8109) Church Board Sec.--Sandra Delplhin, c/o church address (E-mail: sbaptista4@gmail.com; 647-888-8537) Church Treas.--Gedeon Ed Marcellus, c/o church address (E-mail: gedeonmarcellus@yahoo.fr; 647-895-4238)

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Toronto Kennedy Road Tamil (Organized 1993) (006-0214) Location--661 Kennedy Rd., Scarborough, ON M1K 3H8 (E-mail: Anjon88@hotmail.com; 416-264-9471) Mail--188 Linden Ave., Scarborough, ON M1K 3H8 Pastor--(01/91) Christabell Selvalingham (Selva), 188 Linden Ave., Scarborough, ON M1K 3H8 (E-mail: Anjon88@hotmail.com; 416-264-9471) Music Dir.--Mrs. Thanadevi Mithiradeva, c/o church address SS Supt.--Miss Angelina Selvalingham, c/o church address NYI Min. Dir./Pres.--Mr. Jonathan Ramanathan, c/o church address Men’s Min. Dir.--Gunalan Ratnasingham, c/o church address Women's Min. Dir.--Sumathy Ramanathan, c/o church address NMI Pres.--Lily Kirubairajah, c/o church address Church Board Sec.--Mr. D. Jesuthasan, c/o church address Church Treas.--Rajan Iyakkanu, c/o church address Toronto Main St. (Organized 1938) (006-0250) Location--363 Main St., Toronto, ON M4C 4X6 (416-699-7343) Pastor--(08/05) Bruce Clark (Pauline), 65 Wynford Heights Cres., Apt 1204, North York, ON M3C 1L7 (E-mail: cinnamincl@gmail.com; 416-446-0656) Office Sec.--Maxine Toomey, 359 Main St., Toronto, ON M4C 4X6 (416-699-7333) Music Dir.--Roger Schmidt, 25 Strawberry Hills Dr., Scarborough, ON M1V 3X9 (E-mail: roger_yvonne@rogers.com; 416-335-5607) NMI Pres.--Jake Duursma, 363 Main St., (2nd fl.) Toronto, ON M4C 4X6 (E-mail: jduursma@aol.ca; 416-686-5654) Church Board Sec.--Maxine Toomey, 359 Main St., Toronto, ON M4C 4X6 (416-699-7333) Church Treas.--Roger Schmidt, 25 Strawberry Hill Dr., Scarborough ON M1V 3X9 (E-mail: roger_yvonne@rogers.com; 416-335-5607) Toronto Rosewood (Organized 1983) (006-0204) Location--657 Milner Ave., Scarborough, ON M1B 2K4 (Website: www.rosewoodchurch.ca; E-mail: rosewoodchurch@bellnet.ca; Fax: 416-298-9376; 416-298-9932) Pastor--(06/81) Nick Stavropoulos (Cindy), c/o church address Assoc. Pastor--Lisa Outar, c/o church address Office Sec.--Heather Parsonson, c/o church address Vis. Min.--Pastor Arnie Grace-Sandy, c/o church address SDMI Supt.--Andrea Maikawa, 9 Lear St., Ajax, ON L1Z 1N3 (905-427-7355) Children's Min. Dir.--Pastor Jeremy Stavropoulos, c/o church address Youth Pastor--Pastor Nick Dookheran, c/o church address Adult Min. Dir.--Linda Leach, 118 Poplar Rd., Scarborough, ON M1E 1Z6 (416-724-0499) Men’s Min. Dir.--Cedric Wray, 11 Nahanni Terrace, Scarborough, ON M1W 2J2 (416-321-0891) Women’s Min. Dir.--Sonia Chan-Choong, 31 Parsonage Dr., Scarborough, ON M1B 4J2 (416-287-8610) NMI Pres.- Vice Pres.--Schwab Bakombo, 100 Mornelle Ct., #1103, Scarborough, ON M1E 4X2

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(416-284-3889) Work & Witness Coord.--George Adams, 18 Samandria Ave., Whitby, ON L1R 2Z7 (905-655-0062) Church Board Sec.--Lisa Keizer, 2 Annable Ln., Ajax, ON L1S 7S6 (905-686-1863) Church Treas.--Bill Hibbs, 71 Blakemanor Blvd., Scarborough, ON M1J 2W6 (416-431-7485) Toronto Rosewood Chinese (Organized 1990) (006-0205) Location--1220 Ellesmere Rd., Unit 3, Scarborough, ON M1P 2X5 (Website: www.rosewood.truepath.com; E-mail: thomasktsang2003@yahoo.ca; 416-298-7762) Pastor--(05/08) Thomas Tsang (Christina), 121 Brickstone Cir., Thornhill, ON L4J 7Y2 (E-mail: thomastsang2003@yahoo.ca; 416-625-3135) SDMI Supt.--Margaret Leung c/o church address Church Board Sec.--Stephen Chan, c/o church address Church Treas.--Erica Yu, c/o church address Whitby Gateway Community (Organized 2005) (006-0335) Mail: 1916 Rossland Rd. E., Whitby, ON L1N 3P5 Location--Sir Samuel Steele Public School, 55 Bakerville St., Whitby, ON (Website: www.gatewaycommunitychurch.ca; E-mail: info@gatewaycommunitychurch.ca; fax: 905-725-3112; 905-725-6671) Pastor--(02/00) Stephen Ottley (Patricia), 34 Virginia Dr., Whitby, ON L1R 2X9 (E-mail: sottley@gatewaycommunitychurch.ca; 905-665-6864) Discipleship Pastor--Pastor Dean Boshart (Katy), 22 Lamport Crt., Brooklin, ON L1M 0B1 Youth Pastor--Pastor Janos Csoke Janos (Amy), 6 James Govan Dr., Whitby, ON L1N 0J8 Children’s Pastor--Jackie Scrivanich (Jesse), 323 Kinmount Crs., Oshawa, ON L1J 3T8 Office Admin.--Michalene Pettit, 856 Roundelay Dr., Oshawa, ON L1J 7T9 (289-240-8490) Worship Co-ord.--Katy Boshart, 22 Lamport Crt., Brooklin, ON L1M 0B1 Worship Team Dir.--Nancy Brown, 70 Elder Cres., Whitby, ON (905-655-9491) Greeting Team Dir.--Marlene Lowe, 16 Burwell St., Whitby, ON L1R 0B7 (905-728-1014) Ushering Team Dir.--Lloyd Prithipaul, 53 Norista St., Whitby, ON L1R 3R4 (905-655-5190) Prime Time Team Dir.--Yvonne Longsworth, 53 Willey Dr., Bowmanville, ON L1C 4Z6 (905-623-7280) Small Groups Co-ord.--Rhonda Lanthier, 2 Ribblesdale Rd., Whitby, ON L1N 6K6 (905-430-6347) Men’s Min. Team Dir.--Dennis Prithipaul, 110 Tormina Blvd., Whitby, ON L1R 3B5 (905-655-6146) Nursery Co-or.--Patricia Ottley, 34 Virginia Dr., Whitby, ON L1R 2X9 Dare To Care Team Dir.--Antoinette Longsworth, 3 Robert Attersley Dr. W.,Whitby, ON L1R 3B1 (905- 655-6609) Work & Witness Co-ord.--Paul Armstrong, 2 Omandy Ct., Whitby, ON L1P 1E8 (905-665-8939) Celebrate Recovery Team Dir.--Gord Pettit, 856 Roudelay Dr., Oshawa, ON L1J 7T9 (289-240-8490) Financial Peace University Team Dir.--Richard Chin-Fatt, 25 Harkness Dr., Whitby, ON L1R 0C6 (905-725-4297)

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Finance Team Dir.--Karen Johnson, 31 Griffiths Dr., Ajax, ON L1T 3J7 (905-619-1466) Church Treas.--Mae Stoddart, 231 Ash St., Whitby, ON L1N 4B4 (905-430-9503) Windsor Devonwood Community (Organized 1920) (006-0280) Location--3407 Woodward Blvd., Windsor, ON N8W 2Y8 (Website: www.dccon.org; E-mail: jcneposlan@sympatico.ca; 519-250-0998) Pastor--(07/96) John Neposlan (Colleen), 3820 Bliss Rd., Windsor, ON N8W 4Z6 (E-mail: jcneposlan@sympatico.ca; 519-969-0175) Assoc. Pastor--Joshua Griffin (Jackie), 3130 Fairlane Cr., Windsor, ON N8W 4Y6 Music Dir.--Brad Morrision, 2859 Dandurand Blvd., Windsor, ON N9E 2E5 Chr. Ed. Dir.--Colleen Neposlan, 3820 Bliss Rd., Windsor, ON N8W 4Z6 (E-mail: jcneposlan@sympatico.ca; 519-969-0175) SDMI Supt.--Colleen Neposlan, 3820 Bliss Rd., Windsor, ON N8W 4Z6 (E-mail: jcneposlan@sympatico.ca; 519-969-0175) NYI Pres.--Derek Ouellette, c/o church address Men’s Min. Dir.--Mark Bouchard, c/o church address Women’s Mn. Dir.--Voula Vasilodimitrakis, c/o church address Church Board Sec.--Jay Palko, 370 Fields Ave., LaSalle, ON N9J 3S6 Church Treas.--Louise Palko, 855 Sorge Cr., Lasalle, ON N9J 3G2 Woodbridge Spanish (Organized 2012) (006-0002) Mail: 43 Dylan St., Woodbridge, ON L4H 2X5 Location--7611 Pine Valley Dr., Units 15-16; Woodbridge, ON (E-mail: belkisf@rogers.com; 905-653-4513; 416-915-0997) Pastor--(10/06) Belkis Fernandez (Pedro), 43 Dylan St., Woodbridge, ON L4H 2X5 Music Director--Juan Carlos Espino, c/o church address NYI Pres.--Adis Parada, c/o church address SSDI: Romina Bermitt, c/o church address Men’s Min. Dir.--Neil Juarez, c/o church address Women’s Min. Dir.--Nubia Morales, c/o church address Church Board Sec.--Sandra Araujo, c/o church address Church Treas.--Gonzalo Vega, c/o church address Woodstock Faith Community (Organized 1925) (006-0290) Mail--P.O. Box 20042, Woodstock, ON N4S 8X8) Location--354 Mill St., Woodstock, ON N4S 8Y1 (Fax: 519-539-6077; 519-539-2951) Pastor--(06/11) Hue-tea Paul McKay (Dorothy), 2 Ortona St., Woodstock, ON N4T 1M8 (E-mail: McTea@hotmail.com; 519-539-5855) Music Dir.--Jim Chambers, 925052 Cassel Sdrd. ,RR 6 Woodstock, ON N4S 7W1 Chr. Ed. (Dir/Min)--Yvonne Meahan, 34 Brookside St., London, ON N5Z 3J3 SDMI Supt.-- Yvonne Meahan, 34 Brookside St., London, ON N5Z 3J3 Children’s Min. Dir.--Grace Wilkins, 52 Huron St., Woodstock, ON N4S 6Z3 NYI Pres.--Amie Mitchell, c/o church address Men’s Min. Dir.--Martin Tadus, c/o church address

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Women’s Min. Dir.—Dorothy McKay, 2 Ortona St., Woodstock, ON N4T 1M8 NMI Pres.--Melanie Chambers, 925052 Cassel Sd Rd., RR6 Woodstock, ON N4S 7W1 Church Board Sec.--Lori Croft, 980 Sloane St., Woodstock, ON N4S 5E1 Church Treas.--Yvonne Meahan, 34 Brookside St., London, ON N5Z 3J3

G. ORDAINED ELDERS

1980 RA Austin, Roy, 69 Toronto St. N., (mail: Box 538) Markdale, ON N0C 1H0 (Markdale) 1998 PAS Beamer, Scott, 318 Morton St., Thorold, ON L2V 4Z4 (Niagara) 2001 PAS Boodhoo, Jerold, 21 Prince Edward Blvd., Brampton, ON L6P 2H6 (Toronto Emmanuel Mission) 1984 CHP Burk, Rick, 177 Hidden Valley Private, Orleans, Ontario, K1C 7P4 (Ottawa Trinity) 1991 U Burton, Kenneth R., 78 Heron Rd., Cannington, ON L0E 1E0 1969 RU Caldwell, J. Mark, 6, 22 Charlotte Pl., Brockville, ON K6V 6S9 (Ottawa Bridlewood) 1988 PAS Chouinard, Franklin W, 3315 Southgate Rd., Ottawa, ON K1V 7Y3 (Ottawa Trinity) 2006 PAS Clark, Bruce, 65 Wynford Heights Cres., Apt 1204, North York, ON M3C 1L7 (Toronto Main St.) 2007 PAS Clarke, Barry, 1345 Altona Rd, Unit 40, Pickering, ON L1V 6Y9 (Pickering Altona Road) 2007 U Clarke, Bonnie, 1345 Altona Rd, Unit 40, Pickering, ON L1V 6Y9 (Pickering Altona Road) 1996 RA Cobb, Harold, 15 McCullock Cres, Ajax, ON L1T 3X1 (Pickering Altona Road) 1980 CHP Coburn, Wesley G., 21 Bricker Ct, Brantford, ON N3T 6R7 (Brantford) 2005 PAS Coulter, Mark, 10 Arch Brown Ct., Barrie, ON L4M 0C6 (Barrie Ferris Lane) 2000 PAS Davy, Michael, 26 Dovedale Dr., Keswick, ON L4P 4C6 (Lakeside) 2009 PSV-PT Del Valle, Alida, 1258 Clark Blvd, Milton, ON, L9T 6L1 (Mississauga Spanish) 2006 PAS Del Valle, Hector, 1258 Clark Blvd, Milton, ON, L9T 6L1 (Mississauga Spanish) 1974 RU Dicks, David P., 10085 Culloden Road, Box #58, R.R. #1, Eden, ON NOJ 1HO (London First) 1980 RU Doxtator, Ralph, 1976 Fairgrounds Rd., R. R. 2, Southwold, ON N0L 2G0 (London First) 2008 PAS Fernandez, Belkis, 43 Dylan St., Woodbridge, ON, L4H 2X5 (Toronto Emmanuel Spanish)

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2005 PAS Fernandez, Leonte, 9 - 75 Woodman Dr. S., Hamilton, ON L8K 4E2 (Hamilton Young Flock Spanish) 1997 PAS Fernandez, Pedro, 43 Dylan St., Woodbridge, ON L4H 2X5 (Toronto Emmanuel Spanish) 1986 DS Fitzpatrick, David Ian, 1710 Pagehurst Ave., Mississauga, ON L4X 1Y2 (Toronto Emmanuel) 1963 RA Fry, Ronald G., 26 Country Ln., Barrie, ON L4N 0E6 (Barrie Ferris Lane) 1997 U Gilroy, Brian, 729 Joe Persechini Dr., Newmarket, ON L3X 2S1 (Toronto Rosewood) 1981 PAS Goudy, Terrence, 495402 Grey Rd. 2, RR1, Ravenna, ON N0H 2E0 (Kolapore) 2003 PAS Hallyburton, Ann, 8 Holgate Ct., Brampton, ON L6Z 1S1 (Brampton) 1956 RA Holstead, J. H., Casa Robles, 6390 Oak Ave., Temple City, CA 91780 (Brantford) 2006 GA Hudson, Tamara, c/o World Mission, 17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lenexa, Kansas 66220 (Niagara)

1993 GA Hudson, Terry Michael, c/o World Mission, 17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lenexa, Kansas 66220 (Niagara)

2007 PAS Hung, Otto, 73 Beavervalley Dr., Brampton, ON L7A 3R3 (Brampton Spanish) 2011 PSV-PT Kay, Laura, Box 46, Zephyr, ON L0E 1T0 (Egypt) 2008 PAS Kitzman, Mark, 245 Hedley St., Cambridge, ON N3H 3X9 (Cambridge Preston) 1985 PSV-PT Lanigan, Peter J., 66 Willison St., Ayr, ON N0B 1E0 (Brantford) 2011 PAS Leonard, J. Larry, 251 Isthmus Bay Rd., Lion’s Head, ON N0H 1W0 (Owen Sound) 1963 RU Lewis, Ray J., 1222 - 360 King St. E., Hamilton, ON L8N 3Y2 (Ottawa Trinity) 1999 PAS MacAskill, Keith, 41 Huntsman Cres., Ottawa, ON K2M 1H7 (Bridlewood Community) 1992 STU MacCallum, Graham, 2111 East Santa Fe #139, Olathe, Kansas 66205 (Niagara) 1995 RA MacMillan, C. A., 52 Foxleigh Cres., Kanata, ON K2M 1B7 (Ottawa Bridlewood) 1991 PAS McCann, Gordon, 61 Maplecrest Ln., Brantford, ON N3R 7T8 (Brantford) 1977 PAS McLellan, Robert C., 140 Muriel St., Shelburne, ON L0N 1S1 (Shelburne Grace) 2010 U Mugisha, Donald, 807-940 Commissioners Rd. E., London, ON N5Z 3J2 (London First)

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1998 PAS Neposlan, John, 3820 Bliss Rd., Windsor, ON N8W 4Z6 (Windsor) 1990 PAS Neufeld, Douglas E., 6779 Smith Blvd., Pefferlaw, ON L0E 1N0 (Egypt) 1990 PAS Neufeld, Jeannie, 6779 Smith Blvd., Pefferlaw, ON L0E 1N0 (Egypt) 1998 PAS Ottley, Stephen, 34 Virginia Dr., Whitby, ON L1R 2X9 (Whitby Gateway) 2011 PSV-PT Outar, Lisa, 52 Nightstar Rd., Scarborough, ON M1X 1Z7 (Toronto Rosewood) 2011 PAS Pitamber, Tina, 41 Brill Ct., Stouffville, ON L4A OP6 (Richmond Hill Solid Rock Community) 1997 PAS Ramessar, Daniel, 54 Moreland Cres., Ajax, ON L1T 4P5 (Toronto Kennedy Road) 2005 PAS Rampersaud, Roopnarine, 93 Lilacside Dr., Hamilton, ON L8V 2L8 (Hamilton Mountain) 1993 CHP Redshaw, Rosemary, 22 Hilltop Dr., Ayr, ON N0B 1E0 (Brantford) 2000 U Reid, Marc, 12265 Wabash Line, RR 7, Thamesville, ON N0P 2K0 2003 PAS Reyes, Rafael, 95 Charlebois Blvd, No 1006, Brampton, ON L6Y 2R9 (Mississauga Tabernaculo Evangélico) 2012 PAS Rivera, Mariela, 311- 570 Proudfoot Ln., London ON, N6H 4Z1 (London Spanish Truth and Life) 2012 PAS Sabine, Phillip, Box 47, Richard's Landing, ON P0R 1J0 (Sault Ste.Marie) 1999 RU Sandell, Murray, 3545 Fowler Ct., Burlington, ON, L7N 3W3 (Peterborough) 1994 PAS Selvalingham, Christabell, 188 Linden Ave., Scarborough, ON M1K 3H8 (Mississauga Tamil, Toronto Emmanuel Tamil, Toronto Kennedy Road Tamil) 1968 SPC Sheets, Norman C., Box 1433, Nipawin, SK S0E 1E0 (London First) 1988 PAS Sorzano, Junior, 42 Torrington Cres., London, ON N6C 2V9 (London First) 1998 PSV-PT Sorzano, Rosalita “Rose”, 42 Torrington Cres., London, ON N6C 2V9 (London First) 2011 PSV-FT Spencer, Shireen, 3 Chapais Cres., Scarborough, ON M1C 2C3 (Toronto Rosewood) 1984 PAS Stavropoulos, Nick, 625 Milner Ave., Scarborough, ON M1B 2K4 (Toronto Rosewood) 1999 PAS Straiton, T. Leigh, Box 4839, Meaford, ON N4L 1X6 (Meaford Bethany) 1993 PAS Sunberg, William R., 40 Newcastle Cres., Brampton, ON L6S 3Y8 (Toronto Emmanuel)

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1980 PAS Taylor, L. Keith, 338 Roywood Cres., Newmarket, ON L3Y 1A5 (Newmarket) 2011 PAS Torres, Margaret Regena “Gena”, 53 Bishop Ave., Toronto, ON, M2M 1Z4 (Toronto Grace @ the Sharing Place) 1996 PAS Torres, Octavio, 53 Bishop Ave., Toronto, ON M2M 1Z4 (Toronto Grace of God Spanish) 2011 PAS Tsang, Thomas, 121 Brickstone Cir., Thornhill, ON L4J 7Y2 (Toronto Rosewood Chinese) 2007 PSV-PT Tweedle, Caroline “Carrie”, 133 Thrushwood Dr., Barrie, ON L4N 0Z2 (Barrie Ferris Lane Community) 1953 RA Underwood, Owen F., 720 Wonderland Rd. N., Apt. 412, London, ON N6H 4Y8 (London First) 2012 PAS Verdoold, Grant, 75 Catering Rd. W, Sutton W., ON L0E 1R0 (Cedardale) 2006 PAS White, Sharon Trudy, 34 Bobmar Rd., West Hill, ON M1C 1C9 (Markham Village) 2008 PAS Wilson, Donna M., 124 Collins St., Collingwood, ON L9Y 2K2 (Collingwood) 2011 PAS Wong, Dennis, 54 Harrington Cres., North York, ON M2M 2Y5 (Markham Grace Chinese) 2006 SPC Yli-Renko, Kari, 9 Kintail Ct., Ottawa, ON K2S 1G8 (Ottawa Trinity) 1995 PAS Zita, Betty, 499 River Glen Blvd., Oakville, ON L6H 6N6 (Oakville, Burlington New Horizon Community) 1990 PAS Zita, Michael, 499 River Glen Blvd., Oakville, ON L6H 6N6 (Burlington New Horizon Community, Oakville)

H. ORDAINED DEACONS 2011 GA Bumstead, Elaine, R. R. 1, Meaford, ON N4L 1W5 (Kolapore Calvary) 2009 U Leslie, Jane, 24 Hallmark St., Brantford, ON N3P 1A5 (Brantford) 2011 PSV-PT Shuve, Angela, 85 Sunrise Dr., Hamilton, ON, L8K 4C5 (Hamilton First) 2006 PAS Straiton, Joyce, Box 4839, Meaford, ON N4L 1X6 (Meaford Bethany)

I. RETIRED ELDERS 1980 RA Austin, Roy, 69 Toronto St. N., (mail: Box 538) Markdale, ON N0C 1H0 (Markdale) 1968 RU Caldwell, J. Mark, 6, 22 Charlotte Pl., Brockville, ON K6V 6S9 (Ottawa Bridlewood) 1997 RA Cobb, Harold, 15 McCullock Cres, Ajax, ON L1T 3X1 (Pickering Altona Road)

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1974 RU Dicks, David P., 10085 Culloden Road, Box #58, R.R. #1, Eden, ON NOJ 1HO (London First) 1980 RU Doxtator, Ralph, 1976 Fairgrounds Rd., R. R. 2, Southwold, ON N0L 2G0 (London First) 1963 RA Fry, Ronald G., 26 Country Ln., Barrie, ON L4N 0E6 (Barrie Ferris Lane) 1956 RA Holstead, J. H., Casa Robles, 6390 Oak Ave., Temple City, CA 91780 (Brantford) 1963 RU Lewis, Ray J., 1222 - 360 King St. E., Hamilton, ON L8N 3Y2 (Ottawa Trinity) 1995 RA MacMillan, C. A., 52 Foxleigh Cres., Kanata, ON K2M 1B7 (Ottawa Bridlewood) 1997 RU Sandell, Murray, 3545 Fowler Court, Burlington, ON, L7N 3W3 (Peterborough) 1953 RA Underwood, Owen F., 720 Wonderland Rd. N., Apt. 419, London, ON N6H 4Y8 (London First)

J. LICENSED MINISTERS 2009 PSV-PT Atkinson, Stephen, 71 Simcoe St., Unit 905, Toronto, ON M5J 2S9 (Toronto Grace @ the Sharing Place) 2010 PAS Boghossian, Hany, 6 Reiber Cres., Toronto, ON M2H 1C4 (Toronto Emmanuel Armenian) 2006 PSV-PT Boshart, Dean, 22 Lamport Ct., Brooklin , ON L1M OB1 (Whitby Gateway) 2008 U Boyce, Donna, 2 Cider Cres., Richmond Hill, ON L4E 4A4 (Newmarket) 2012 U Carrington, Rory, 204 Cochrane Rd., Hamilton, ON L8K 3G6 (Hamilton First) 2011 U Donaldson Alisa, 264 Giles St., London, ON N5Z 2W3 (London First) 2011 U Donaldson, Malcolm, 264 Giles St., London, ON N5Z 2W3 (London First) 2011 U Dookheran, Nick, 134 Sedgemount Dr., Toronto, ON M1H 1X9 (Toronto Rosewood) 2006 U Espino, Juan Carlos, 47 Buckland Rd., Toronto, ON, M3L 1W3 (Toronto Emmanuel Spanish) 2007 PSV-PT Gillian, Carolyn, 3 – 297 Grey St., London, ON N6B 1G7 (London First) 2009 U Grace-Sandy, Arnoldene, 69 Root Cres., Ajax, ON L1T 4L6 (Toronto Rosewood) 2008 PSV-PT Griffin, Joshua, 3130 Fairlane Cres., Windsor, ON N8W 4Y6 (Windsor Devonwood) 1987 RA Keoshkerian, Ohannes, 89 Bombay Ave., Downsview, ON M3H 1C1 (Toronto Armenian)

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2007 PAS Kofler, Charmaine, 6 Moran Dr., RR7, Brighton, ON K0K 1H0 (Quinte West) 2012 U Leslie, Emily, 24 Hallmark St., Brantford, ON N3P 1A5 (Brantford) 2006 U Loja, Juan 59 Calico Dr., Toronto, ON, M3L 1V7 (Toronto Emmanuel Spanish) 2011 PAS Jean-Louis, Phillipe, 1 Dean Park Rd., Apt. 314, Toronto, ON M1B 2W5 (Toronto Kennedy Road Star of David) 2009 PSV-PT Matheson, Jack, 155 Millbank Dr., London, ON N6C 4V6 (London First) 2012 PAS McKay, Paul, 2 Ortona St., Woodstock, ON N4T 1M8 (Woodstock) 2011 PSV-PT McLellan, Maxine, 140 Muriel St., Shelburne, ON L0N 1S1 (Shelburne Grace) 1989 RA Moreno, Rafael, 2740 Jane St., # 410, Toronto, ON M3L 2N3 (Toronto Emmanuel Spanish) 2009 U Rivera, Mauricio, 311- 570 Proudfoot Ln., London ON, N6H 4Z1 (London Spanish Truth and Life) 2012 U Selvalingham, Angelina, 188 Linden Ave., Scarborough, ON M1K 3H8 (Mississauga Tamil, Toronto Emmanuel Tamil, Toronto Kennedy Road Tamil) 2012 PSV-PT Stavropoulos, Jeremy, 2 Southshore St., Whitby ON L1N 0H5 (Toronto Rosewood)

K. COMMISSIONED MINISTER OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Wallace, Miss Mary, 411 - 21 Grand Ave., London, ON N6C 1L2 (London First) (519-672-8594)

L. MINISTERS AND LAYMEN SERVING CONNECTIONAL INTERESTS Darling, Miss Jean, (Retired), 316 – 609 Wharncliffe Rd. S., London, ON N6J 0A4 (London First) (519-951-7934) Holstead, J. H., (Retired), Casa Robles, 6390 Oak Ave., Temple City, CA 91780 (Brantford) (jnholstead@charter.net; 626-447-6467) Holstead, Natalie, (Retired), Casa Robles, 6390 Oak Ave., Temple City, CA 91780 (Brantford) (jnholstead@charter.net; 626-447-6467) Wallace, Miss Mary, (Retired), 411 - 21 Grand Ave., London, ON N6C 1L2 (London First) (519-672-8594)

CHP - Chaplain PSV-FT - Pastoral Service, Part Time DA - District Assignment RA - Retired, Assigned DIA - District Interim Assigned RU - Retired, Unassigned DS - District Superintendent SPC - Interdenominational/Special Service GA - General Assignment STU - Student PAS - Pastor TRF - Transfer in Process PSV-FT - Pastoral Service, Full Time U - Unassigned

Date is year of Ordination or Recognition

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II. General Information

A. RECEIVED AND RECEIPTED ON TRANSFER Licensed Ministers

Dean Boshart, from Mid-Atlantic District Elders

Brian Gilroy, from Canada Atlantic District

B. ELECTED TO ELDERS ORDERS Mariela Anabel Rivera, Phillip Thomas Sabine, Gerrit Grant Verdoold

C. DROPPED FROM THE MINISTERIAL ROLL

Janice Cornfield, Douglas Ruest: credentials removed D. Jayne Taylor Lopez: credentials filed

D. GRANTED RETIRED RELATIONSHIP

Roy Austin

E. GRANTED RENEWAL OF MINISTER’S LICENSE Stephen Atkinson, Hany Boghossian, Dean Boshart, Donna Boyce, Alisa Donaldson,

Malcolm Donaldson, Nick Dookheran, Juan Carlos Espino, Carolyn Gillian, Arnoldene Grace-Sandy, Joshua Griffin, Ohannes Keoshkerian, Charmaine Kofler, Juan Loja, Philippe Jean-Louis, Jack Matheson, Maxine McLellan, Rafael Moreno, Mariela Rivera, Mauricio Rivera, Phillip Sabine, Grant Verdoold.

F. GRANTED MINISTER’S LICENSE Rory Carrington, Emily Leslie, Hue-Tea “Paul” McKay, Angelina Selvalingham, Jeremy

Stavropoulos

G. MINISTER’S LICENSE NOT RENEWED Dorothy Lambie, Karen Weima

H. CHURCH ORGANIZED

Woodbridge Spanish

I. CHURCH INACTIVE Mississauga Bethel

J. CHURCH NAME CHANGED

Collingwood to Collingwood Erie Street Community London Spanish to London Spanish Truth and Life

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K. CHURCH-TYPE MISSIONS

Burlington New Horizon Community, Hamilton Young Flock Spanish, London Spanish, Markham Grace Chinese, Mississauga Tamil, Richmond Hill Solid Rock, Toronto Emmanuel Korean, Toronto Emmanuel Mission, Toronto Emmanuel Tamil.

L. JOURNAL CORRECTIONS

Angela Shuve: was listed as being Elected to Elders Orders in 2011, but should have been listed in Elected to Deacon’s Orders.

Collingwood Church: was listed in Church-Type Missions, but has been an organized church since 1958.

Toronto Kennedy Road Star of David: inadvertently listed as CTM although organized in 2011.

M. WHERE TO SEND MONIES 1. All General funds payable to: Church of the Nazarene Canada, shall be sent to 20

Regan Road, Unit 9, Brampton, ON, L7A 1C3 2. All church tithe funds payable to: Church of the Nazarene in Ontario, shall be sent to

the District Treasurer: Mr. Don Tweedle, C.A., 133 Thrushwood Dr., Barrie, ON, L4N 0Z1

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III. Plan of Examination

DISTRICT BOARD OF MINISTRY The District Board of Ministry shall oversee the credentialing process for elder and

deacon candidates with the Studies’ Secretary ensuring that all students have completed the respective course of study, no minister being ordained who has not. Eligibility Pursuant to Manual 426-426.7 “any member of the Church of the Nazarene who feels called of God to preach or to pursue lifetime ministry through the church may be licensed as a local minister …” All local licensed ministers shall engage an appropriate course of study and Plan of Ministry with the District Board of Ministry overseeing the candidate’s preparation and assessing qualification for credentialed ministry. Course of Study Manual 424 describes the curriculum areas of the course of study for ministers in the Church of the Nazarene. The course of study is explained in greater detail at www.nazarenepastor.org and candidates for ministry are urged to become familiar with it engaging a pattern of lifelong learning. Modes of Study The recommended mode of preparation for full-time Christian service is by earning appropriate Biblical, Theological and/or Ministry degrees at any of our several Nazarene Universities in North America, (example: Ambrose University College, Calgary, Alberta) and, if possible, the earning of a Divinity degree in Ministry at Nazarene Theological Seminary in Kansas City, Missouri. Other modes are the Nazarene Bible College in Colorado Springs, Colorado, the on-line course of study through Northwest Nazarene University in Nampa, Idaho, and the modular course of study provided by Clergy Development of the Church of the Nazarene and taught through the District Ministry Development Centre. Students acquiring a course of study through Non-Nazarene alternatives will be assessed and potentially assigned additional course work by the District Board of Ministry. The modular course of study for deacon ministries is forthcoming. Expectations of Candidates for Ministry Each candidate for credentialed ministry on the Canada Central District is to be familiar with and to follow a course of study consistent with the vision portrayed in the Manual 424-425. Students are to be responsible to submit transcript information to the Studies Secretary giving documentary evidence of academic standing in harmony with Manual 427.1 and 427.4. Students must submit yearly updates to the Studies Secretary by the student showing completed course work. No candidate may be ordained or have credentials recognized without transcript substantiation of course work. Candidates are to be familiar with the vision of ministry for the Church of the Nazarene in Canada as formulated by the National Board. Early in the credentialing process candidates shall attend a District Ministerial Assessment Centre. Before one may graduate from the course of study all requirements stated in the current Manual must be fulfilled.

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Service Credit Policy In an attempt to standardize qualifying in-service ministry time for ordination regardless of academic track or ministry assignment the District Board of Ministry has devised a Service Credit Policy identifying that a minimum of 6,000 hours substantiate gifts, graces and fruits of ministry. These 6,000 hours are accumulated through the local license and district license ministry in the areas of proclamation/preaching, teaching, leading, mentoring/shepherding and administration. Where a ministry assignment may be primarily in a community setting (i.e., counselling, chaplaincy, training, etc.) a minimum of 35% of service time should be directly related to ministry in the Church of the Nazarene. By the 30th day of March candidates and their Pastor/Mentor are to give to the secretary of ministry studies an annual account of service time, and where ones are serving in another setting under the direct supervision of someone other than their Pastor/Mentor, their Pastor/Mentor shall liaise with that supervisor gaining appropriate confirmation of ministry given and hours fulfilled. All of this is to substantiate and clarify active, effective, and enduring ministry. District Ministry Development Centre Canada Central District currently oversees two Ministry Development Centres providing classroom settings for qualified instruction and student/instructor interaction and the submission of assignments. The locations of these centres are at the District Centre, 3657 Ponytrail Drive, Mississauga, ON L4X 1W5 and the London First Church of the Nazarene, 176 Wellington St., London, ON N6B 2L1. Rev. Richard Dove monitors the curriculum of both and specifically plans course schedules for the District Centre site and may be reached at 905-628-8458. Revs. Junior and Rosalita Sorzano plan the course schedule for the London site and may be reached at 519-681-8192.

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IV. Daily Proceedings

Wednesday, June 13th, 2012 Evening Business

With glorious evening sunlight beaming through sanctuary windows, incipient optimism of faith and worship, the District Assembly joyfully gathered at Rosewood Church of the Nazarene for its 77th session, beginning with the singing of “O Canada” and “God Save the Queen.” The praise team of “the Well on Bayview” led in worship singing; Rev. Leonte Fernandez led in a responsive reading; Rev. Pedro Julio Fernandez prayed.

District Superintendent Rev. D. Ian Fitzpatrick welcomed General Superintendent, Dr. J.K. Warrick and Mrs. Pattie Warrick, Dr. Harold Graves, Dr. Clair MacMillan, and Dr. Riley Coulter to the Assembly.

Rev. Ian Fitzpatrick presented a Distinguished Service Award to Mrs. Beverley Deeks for serving the District camping ministry at Riverview Camp & Conference Centre.

Rev. Rosalita Sorzano gave special promotion to missionary Jean Darling’s story found in Mary Haskett’s book, India My Calling.

Rev. Ian Fitzpatrick applauded the achievements of Rev. Keith Taylor and Rev. Ken Burton who recently earned the Doctor of Ministry degree through Tyndale Seminary.

Rev. Junior Sorzano spoke on behalf of the Cuba Church sponsorship. An offering for the expenses of the District Assembly was received and a worship dance

team from the London Spanish was featured. Dr. J. K. Warrick called the Assembly to order and introduced Dr. Harold Graves (Cheryl),

President of Nazarene Bible College District Secretary Rev. Franklin Chouinard organized the assembly: Don Tweedle,

treasurer; Doug Neufeld, recording secretary; Maxine McLellan, office manager; Andrea McLellan, Yvonne Meahan, pages; Bob McLellan, distribution clerk; miscellaneous details were clarified.

Partial report No. 1, No. 2, No. 8 of Board of Ministry was read, adopted unanimously (see reports).

Rev. D. Ian Fitzpatrick led in the organization of the Woodbridge Spanish Church with Rev. Belkis Fernandez as founding pastor.

“The Well on Bayview” led in worship singing. Dr. J.K. Warrick called on Rev. D. Ian Fitzpatrick for his eighth report as District

Superintendent, the 2nd of a four-year call, preaching from John 1:29-34 on the theme of “Jesus, the Hope of the World: Jesus is the promised hope, the true hope, the pure hope, the eternal hope.”

With the congregation surrounding Rev. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick in supportive prayer, Dr. Warrick followed up with dedicatory prayer of benediction. Worship singing rounded out the evening.

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SECOND DAY Thursday, June 14, 2012

Morning Business Session, 8 A.M. Greeting the delegates with a hearty, “Good Morning!” Rev. Ian Fitzpatrick led in the

singing of “When We All Get to Heaven,” prayed, and called on Dr. Harold Graves, president of Nazarene Bible College, to share a devotional message on the essential nature of trust in the believer’s life from Proverbs 3:1-10, and who, on behalf of NBC, concluded with the presentation of the Charles H. Strickland Leadership Award to Rev. D. Ian Fitzpatrick.

Dr. Riley Coulter, Chancellor & Acting President, reported on behalf of Ambrose University.

Dr. Clair MacMillan presented the National Director’s report. Selected representative pastor’s reports were received from Trudy White, Markham

Village; Nick Stavropoulos, Rosewood; Mariela Rivera, London Spanish Truth and Life; Charmaine Kofler, Quinte West; and Gordon McCann, Brantford. Dr. J. K. Warrick passed the character of all elders present.

Board of Tellers No. 1 consisting of Hugh Hawthorne (chair), Joan Bartlett, Ethel Bull, Anibal Casasola, Carol Cunningham, Lora Dinsmore, Alisa Donaldson, Joshua Griffin, Andrew Highgate, Selva Selvalingham, Joan Oliphant, Ethel Kay was called for the distribution of the ballot for District Ministries and General Assembly delegates; ballot cast; ballot closed; tellers dismissed.

John Martin read the report of the District Advisory report; moved, seconded, adopted (see reports).

The Assembly was directed to www.nph.com. Don Tweedle gave the district treasurer’s report; moved, seconded, adopted (see

reports). Dr. J. K. Warrick highlighted the ministry of Child Sponsorship. Announcements were made. The results of the ballot for nominations to the General Assembly were read: clergy

(vote for two) Hector Del Valle 21, Terrence Goudy 11, Mark Kitzman 37, Gordon McCann 45, Bob McLellan 17, Rose Sorzano 55, Joyce Straiton 7, Betty Zita 27; laypersons (vote for four) Doug Davis 83, Beatriz Herrera 44, Denise Holland 91, John Martin 81, June Reeve 30, Laura White 72. Identified as nominated for election were: clergy (one to be elected) – Gordon McCann, Rose Sorzano; laypersons (2 to be elected) – Doug Davis, Denise Holland, John Martin, Laura White.

Board of Tellers No. 2 consisting of Bruce Baker (chair), Esther Boodhoo, Connie Duncan, Mario Flores, Tracy King, Winston McNaughton, Ruth Reid, Debbie Stuart, Diane Schram, Elizabeth Williams was called for the distribution of the ballot for the election of General Assembly delegates; ballot cast; ballot closed; tellers dismissed.

Dr. Warrick presented District NMI President Ms. Beverley Crossley with a Missions award of excellence and delegates recessed for lunch.

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Afternoon Business Session Delegates attended workshops on the themes of the changing demographic (Rose

Sorzano), the Church of the Nazarene at large (Dr. Warrick), and beginning something new (Tina Pitamber, Steve Ottley, Trudy White).

Ballot for the election of District Ministries was read: Advisory Board (term to 2015) one layperson – Andrea McLellan 55, Julio Moreno 50, David Potter 31; one elder – Gordon McCann 40, Marc Reid 12, Junior Sorzano 35, Bill Sunberg 8, Octavio Torres 7, Donna Wilson 22; District Board of Ministry (term to 2016) four elders – Ann Hallyburton 67, Bob McLellan 53, Steve Ottley 113, Marc Reid 79, Christabell Selvalingham 71, Keith Taylor 63, Carrie Tweedle 85; Church Properties Board (term to 2013) yes/no – Dr. Hugh Hawthorne (chair), Rev. Keith MacAskill, Rev. Marc Reid, Rev. Ian Fitzpatrick, Mr. Julio Moreno 130 yes/4 no; District Finance Committee (four to be elected for a term to 2015) Rev. Bruce Clark 109, Rev. Peter Lanigan 74, Rev. Leigh Straiton 76, Mr. Bruce Baker 88, Mr. Julio Moreno 98, Mr. Phil Verge 60; General Assembly Delegates (2013) one clergy – Gordon McCann 45, Rose Sorzano 55; 2 lay persons – Doug Davis 83, Denise Holland 91, John Martin 81, Laura White 72.

Dr. J. K. Warrick declared elected: District Advisory Board (term to 2015) – lay person, Andrea McLellan; elder, Gordon McCann; District Board of Ministry (term to 2016) – Steve Ottley, Marc Reid, Christabell Selvalingham, Carrie Tweedle; Church Properties Board (term to 2013) as per noted above; District Finance Committee (term to 2015) – Bruce Clark, Leigh Straiton, Bruce Baker, Julio Moreno.

Motion carried for the election of annual District standing committees as recommended by the District Nominating Committee.

Motion carried allowing the district secretary to edit and harmonize minutes for publication.

Motion carried that adjournment be upon completion of the ordination service. Rev. Bob McLellan led a memoirs service.

Ordination Service, 7 P.M.

Rev. Ian Fitzpatrick greeted the congregation and prayed in invocation. Rev. Marc Reid led in the singing of “And Can it Be?”

Rev. Ian Fitzpatrick presented Rory Carrington, Emily Leslie, Paul McKay, Angelina Selvalingham, and Jeremy Stavropoulos their first district minister’s license.

Rev. Roy Austin (Judy) was recognized upon his retirement from pastoral ministry. Dr. J. K. Warrick affirmed the theology of ordination followed with congregational

recitation of “The Apostles Creed,” led in Spanish by Rev. Otto Hung and in English by Rev. Ian Fitzpatrick.

Following the singing of “Holiness Unto the Lord,” the district secretary presented the class of ordinands.

Rev. Steve Ottley read paragraphs 401-401.5 from the Manual. Rev. Junior Sorzano read 2 Timothy 4:1-5. Rev. Trudy White read 1 Peter 5:1-4.

At the leadership of Rev. Rosalita Sorzano a minister’s choir sang. Preaching from Mark 1:14-20, Dr. J.K. Warrick iterated that ministry shares the good

news of Christ and the new life we can have in him.

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In a stirring ceremony Mariela Rivera, Phillip Sabine and Grant Verdoold were ordained elders in the Church of the Nazarene.

Dr. J.K. Warrick prayed the benediction. “A Charge to Keep I Have” was sung and a reception followed in the lower auditorium.

J.K. WARRICK, General Superintendent

D. IAN FITZPATRICK, District Superintendent FRANKLIN W. CHOUINARD, District Secretary DOUGLAS E. NEUFELD, Recording Secretary

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V. REPORTS

A. DISTRICT OFFICERS 1. District Superintendent

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT’S REPORT JUNE 2012 (2012-2013)

MAKING CHRISTLIKE DISCIPLES IN THE NATIONS JESUS: THE HOPE OF THE WORLD

“Behold the Lamb of God which taketh away the sin of the world”

General Superintendent ; Dr. J.K. Warrick, National Director; Dr. Clair MacMillan, Chancellor of Ambrose University College; Dr. Riley Coulter, Chancellor and Acting President of Ambrose University College, Dr. Harold Graves: President of Nazarene Bible College; delegates and friends of the 77th Annual Assembly of the Canada Central District Church of the Nazarene.

It is my privilege to present to you my 8th report as District Superintendent. This chapter of my life and ministry has provided me the opportunity to witness the church in all of her uniqueness and diversity throughout the province of Ontario. From Niagara in the south to Sault Ste. Marie in the north. From Windsor in the west to Ottawa in the east the Church of the Nazarene continues to faithfully proclaim the full Gospel of Jesus Christ and fulfill His mandate. Yes there are many challenges, but there are wonderful stories from every church in every corner of this part of God’s Vineyard. We remain resolute to our mandate................ “Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you and surely I will be with you to the very end of the age.” (Matthew chapter 28 v 19-20 The 5 key components of our North American mission:

Intentional Leadership development: (Recognize, Develop, Train & Release leaders with a Wesleyan/Armenian focus.

Vibrant Church Renewal: (Re-discover new missional life) Clear And Coherent Theological Identity: (Promote & Teach Holiness) Passionate Missional Outreach: (Releasing our people to embrace the people groups

among us) Multi-Faceted New Church Development: (Foster an environment of enthusiasm for

starting new churches through districts and local churches)

INTRODUCE & CELEBRATE OUR PASTORAL LEADERS While I am the one reporting tonight, the work of the church is carried out by our

faithful clergy who represent thousands of laypeople throughout our district. I want to take a few moments now to recognize and pay tribute to them and their spouses.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

I would like to express my deep appreciation to the members of the District Advisory Board: Laypeople: Mr. John Martin,(Secretary) Mr. Julio Moreno, Dr. Ron Gray and Clergy: Rev.

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Junior Sorzano, Rev. Trudy White and Rev. Steve Ottley. Also to our departments heads: S.D.M.I. Chair: Mrs. Cindy Stavropoulos, N.M.I. President; Ms. Bev Crossley and N.M.I. President; Mr. Arun Thangaraj. I want to thank our District Finance Chair and Treasurer: Mr. Don Tweedle: District Treasurer, Anne Verge (Assistant to District Treasurer): District Secretary: Rev. Franklin Chouinard; Recording Secretary: Rev. Doug Neufeld: District Administrator: Dr. Hugh Hawthorne: Administrative Assistant; Mrs. Patricia Fitzpatrick and District Webmaster: Mr. Chris Rodney. I am deeply grateful to our Missional Zone Facilitators: Rev. Betty Zita (Golden Horseshoe Zone), Rev. Trudy White (G.T.A. Zone), Rev. John Neposlan (Western Zone), Rev. Mark Coulter (Lake Simcoe Zone), Dr. Octavio Torres (Spanish Zone), Rev. Frank Chouinard (Capital Zone). One of my responsibilities is to resource and equip these leaders in order that they in turn will resource and equip the pastors in their care. Our Compassionate ministries continue to be a source of tremendous blessing to many. Thank you to Rev. Gena Torres (Director of The Sharing Place & Pastor of Grace Church and to Rev. Belkis Fernandez (Director of Manantial Neighbourhood Services & Pastor of Woodbridge Spanish church) as they provide sound and progressive leadership in very challenging areas of ministry. Thank you Tracy Peterson (Director of Sunshine Children’s Centre). Thank you to Rev. Junior Sorzano and the many congregations engaged in direct missional efforts overseas, and to those involved in our Partners in Ministry program with Cuba. Thank you to those congregations engaged in Canada Foodgrains Bank: Kolapore, Markdale, Brantford, Cambridge, Kennedy Road. To Elaine Bumstead (NCMC Director) for the ministry she leads and the influence she has in Bangladesh. I am truly grateful to you Elaine for extending the Spirit of Christ far and wide. Thank you to the various Committees which oversee a myriad of ministries operating so well on our District. Thank you also to my wife Pat and daughters, Lynsey, Ashley and Stephanie for all your love and support throughout the many demands of the Superintendency.

GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES:

I have fulfilled my responsibilities as District Superintendent as follows......preaching in a different church each Sunday across Ontario, meeting with pastors and boards collectively, meeting with pastors individually, meeting in Zone Gatherings, being available to all as much as possible. Taking care of the administrative duties of the District. Seeking to bring out the very best in people, seeking to develop others to the best that call has called them to be.

Using all means at my disposal to communicate clearly and frequently the vision and direction we are headed. Presenting a radically optimistic outlook and setting the example for this.

This, I have sought to do, under the guidance and leadership of the Holy Spirit.

REPRESENTATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES Board of Governors CNC Ltd; Administrators Fellowship of Canadian District

Superintendents; Ex-Officio on all Canada Central District Boards; General Board of the Church of the Nazarene; National Board: Church of the Nazarene Canada (Finance Chair)

PASTORAL CHANGES THIS YEAR

Rev. Ken Burton, from Cedardale; Rev. Grant Verdoold, to Cedardale; Rev. Marc Reid, from Hamilton First; Rev. Roy Austin, from Markdale to Retirement.

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PASTORAL / CHURCH BOARD REVIEWS THIS YEAR

Pastoral / Church Board Reviews were carried out and continuing relations have been established as follows................. Rev. Daniel Ramessar: May 2011 Toronto Kennedy Road 4 years Rev. Bruce Clark: September 2011 Toronto Main Street 4 years Rev. Roy Austin: November 2011 Markdale 4 years Rev. Betty Zita: December 2011 Oakville 4 years Rev. Scott Beamer: February 2012 Niagara 4 years Rev. Mark Kitzman: May 2012 Cambridge 4 years

(8 more reviews will be carried out throughout the 2012 - 2013 church year) In order to fulfill our mission it is sometimes necessary to re-organize, re-focus, re-align

and even re-invent ourselves. Your District Advisory Board has graciously offered me a three month Sabbatical to be taken July, August & September of this year. There will be a few ministry engagements that I will be involved in since these were already planned. Most of this time will be given over to rest and renewal.

I will however use this time to work on some new organizational plans for the district. I realize that restructuring, and reconfiguration in itself, does not grow the church, but it does help to organize us into a focused and intentional missional force. Some of this re-alignment will include: Zone structures & boundaries, Zone Facilitator roles & responsibilities, mentoring partnerships, congregational partnerships within our district, Training & Equipping. It will include strategizing & visioning new congregations and ministries in Ontario and the strengthening of existing ones. I will be working specifically with our NewStart Co-Ordinator , Reverend Steve Ottley on this initiative. I will then be presenting my thoughts and recommendations to the District Advisory Board at our meeting in September, 2012. I realize that the mission of the church is fulfilled at a local level, but I believe some of what has been just described will assist all of us to accomplish even more that we thought possible.

During my absence district responsibilities will be assumed as follows: D.A.B. issues : Mr. John Martin /Administrative Issues: Dr. Hugh Hawthorne / Clergy Issues: Reverend Steve Ottley / Office Issues: Mrs. Patricia Fitzpatrick. I thank each of these people for their dedicated service to the Lord.

PASTORAL TRAINING DAYS This is a continuing initiative even though I plan to re-organize these for more

effectiveness. These Pastoral Orientation Days are for those ministry leaders who are entering the ministry for the first time, or for those who are coming to minister in the Church of the Nazarene for the first time. This provides an opportunity to present the District Vision and brief our new leaders on the teachings and beliefs of the Church of the Nazarene. This initiative has been a valuable tool in the hands of many. I am grateful to Reverend Keith Taylor and Reverend Mark Coulter for sharing their ministry experience and expertise in specific areas.

ZONE FACILITATOR & CLERGY DEVELOPMENT

It is our desire to continue to prepare our clergy and clergy as best we can for effective ministry. To that end our Zone facilitators provide regular opportunities for our ministers to

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engage in learning and equipping experiences. In addition to these, our Canadian Church invests heavily in ongoing training. Thank you Dr. Clair MacMillan (National Director), Dr. Riley Coulter (Ambrose University College) for your interest and investment in our lives. Our “Clergy Days” were held on Monday 25th & Tuesday 26th March 2011 with guest speaker Dr. Tom Nees. (Leadership)

We had a wonderful Clergy/Spouse Retreat in October, 2011 with guest speaker Dr. & Mrs J.K. Warrick. We look forward to Clergy/Spouse Retreat this coming November with our special speaker, Nazarene Theological Seminary President, Dr. David Busic.

BUDGET 2012 - 2013 REFLECTS MINISTRY INVESTMENT

It is important for you to know where your dollars are being spent. When you invest in your District, your funds are used wisely. We seek to exercise great care recognizing that you have given sacrificially. This coming year I have presented to the Finance Committee and ultimately to you what I believe is a genuine ministry budget. Many dollars will flow back to you in the form of supplements for pastoral assistance, support payments towards our Health Plan, pastoral emergency care, loans and grants to congregations with emergency needs, a continuing support of our Compassionate Ministry centres, a large investment in NewStart Funding for church plants, and Renewal Funding for existing churches in need of a financial boost. We are investing some $81,240 in church support. For every dollar given this coming year we will divest it as follows....District Operations: 60.3%, Ambrose University College: 28.0%, Ministerial Care: 4.5 %, N.M.I. 2.4%, N.Y.I. 2.4% & S.D.M.I. 2.4%. These are your funds at work and our prayer is that they will produce much fruit for the Kingdom and our careful use of these monies will be seen as wise stewardship.

MINISTERIAL BENEVOLENCE FUND

Three years ago I presented to you a new project that would assist our pastors in later years. You heartily endorsed and adopted this new project and I am grateful. Each pastor, having served at least 10 years on the Canada Central District and having reached their 65th birthday would receive $15,000 from the District as a token of our appreciation for faithful service. The second benevolence payment was made during this past church year. Thanks be to God for enabling us to accomplish this.

IN THE LOOP This is an information document that comes to you every two weeks. Our goal is to

provide you with the very latest information from around the district. It is a very helpful tool and we are glad to provide you with it. If you would like to receive this, please contact the District Office.

OUR YOUNG PEOPLE

We have a large number of young people serving in official ministry positions and as lay leaders. Carolyn Gillian (London First), Denise Holland (Brantford), Stephen Atkinson (Toronto Emmanuel), Yani Csoke (Whitby Gateway). Thank you to our District N.Y.I. President, Mr. Arun Thangaraj and the N.Y.I. Council for your ministry as you lead the young people of Canada Central District. I would also like to thank Reverends Trudy White and Steve Ottley as they serve

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as District Advisory Board representatives. Please pray for the young people of our District as they provide Godly leadership in the church. Each event planned has been designed not to be an end in itself, but rather a means to an end...that of helping to develop and shape these young lives into instruments of God.

OUR CHILDREN

Thank you SDMI Chair, Mrs. Cindy Stavropoulos for keeping us “on track” regarding training, equipping and preparing our people for effective ministry. Thank you also to Kerby Stahlbaum (Children’s Ministries Director) and her team: Wendy Rampold and Lisa Potter for their vision and passion to reach children with the Gospel of Jesus. Also to those working in Local Children’s Ministry staff positions...Jackie Scrivenich (Whitby Gateway) If we don’t reach children NOW we will have no youth in 12 years time. If we don’t reach children NOW we will have no Ambrose student potential in 15 years time. If we don’t reach children NOW we will have no Young Adults in 20 years. I now call upon SDMI and the Children’s Ministries Department to develop a strategy for effective ministry to our children. While each local setting is different, I believe that there are basic principles and practices that can be effectively used to not only reach children for Jesus, but to develop them into mature Christlike disciples. I really cannot stress this enough. This is a “MUST DO” ministry for every congregation. This is not merely an exercise of providing childcare in our churches during Sunday morning service, this is an intentional ministry strategy necessary for the very survival of our congregations out into the future. This is necessary because the children of our world are no longer being indoctrinated by statements of theory, but statements that are presented to them as fact.

With so many political and governmental bills being discussed and passed, our message is in danger of being silenced, not because the proponents of a contrary message are speaking louder, but because we are not speaking at all. If our children are to be taught in school issues contrary to our belief system, then this should cause us to strongly consider a renewed emphasis and focus on ministry to children. It is the responsibility of every congregation, every church board, every Sunday School & Discipleship Ministry Board to make intentional efforts to spend time, spend energy and spend money on ministry to children. Your budget for the year ought to reflect a significant investment in ministry to children. We must present Jesus to them, we must nurture them, we must disciple and mentor them so that they will enjoy a life change that will carry them through every stage of their earthly journey so that when the time comes for departure....they will spend eternity with the Lord..

CUBAN CONGREGATIONS PARTNERSHIP

I report excellent progress in our “Partners In Ministry” initiative with the Church of the Nazarene Cuba.

I want to express my thanks to you all for your involvement in this crucial ministry. Many of you have or are in the process of planning trips to visit your sister congregations. I commend you for this and urge you to continue your support of pastors on the island. Reverend Junior Sorzano is our Cuba Partner Co-Ordinator and we have already heard his report this evening. We are a “connectional church” and we really do need each other. We were able to send a brand new vehicle to Cuba for the use of the District Superintendent. The container was packed with many items in and around the car. This will be a tremendous

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blessing to the people of that island. May the Lord continue to help us help others in this great effort to reach our world for Jesus. Just a reminder . The only official relationship that we have with the Cuban District is through the Canada Central District Office. While there is a temptation to respond to the many requests that come from individuals, in order to maintain a legally recognized relationship documented in a “Partnership Agreement” with the Cuban Church, there is only one official conduit.

I would also say that my arrangement with the Cuban Church is based on our ability to support. It was made very clear to them that we will commit to do only our best to support. If extenuating circumstances prevent that, then we simply cannot continue. I do thank you all for your faithfulness and compassion.

OUR TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS (MDC)

Following discussions seeking ways to develop a Canada Central Pastoral Training model I believe that we are responding adequately to those who feel “Called of God” to prepare for vocational ministry in the Church of the Nazarene. While we do have our regional educational institution, we feel strongly that we need to provide a place of preparation for those who want to remain in their local church while preparing for future ministry. Our MDC (Ministry Development Centre) program is operational once again with three centres offering courses from the International Church 24 Modular Course of Study. These centres are.......Oakville, led by Reverends Michael & Betty Zita.....London, led by Reverends Junior & Rose Sorzano and our Spanish MDC led by Reverend Pedro Fernandez. This 24 Modular Course of Study provides a student with the basic educational requirements for Ordination in the Church of the Nazarene. It is important to note that these courses are not transferable and do not a degree program. This is however providing an educational option to those feeling called of God to prepare for ministry in the Church of the Nazarene and for those who simply want to prepare themselves to serve in the local church and community.

CONCLUSION:

In June 2004 I was elected as your District Superintendent. I joined a great company that

had gone before me. Leaders who sacrificed greatly, leaders who paid a price to fulfill the mission and leaders who built upon each other’s work and service. I committed myself anew and afresh to the Lord, asking Him to help me fulfill my ministry responsibilities so that the work would continue seamlessly. I am delighted to report to you now, 8 years later we continue to build a strong team of pastors and leaders. Our desire is to continue to start new churches and we are always monitoring the health of our existing churches. We are serious about taking care of the administrative issues pertaining to an organization, but we are even more serious about addressing the spiritual issues and gifting issues that breathe life into that organization, making it all that God has ordained for it to be. What a journey it has been, but what a journey it is going to be as all of us find our way into the right place of ministry, the place where God has called us to be. I encourage you to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ and to declare Him to be ... THE HOPE OF THE WORLD

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HOWEVER , IN ORDER TO DO THIS.............I BELIEVE THAT THE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE IN ONTARIO NEEDS TO TAKE A FRESH LOOK AT JESUS..........SEEING JESUS THROUGH NEW EYES......These new eyes will take us back to the most important event of our lives.....CONVERSION. The day that we confessed our sin and He was faithful to forgive our sin and the blood of Jesus cleanses us. It is this experience that makes the difference....it is this experience that we are called on to proclaim. Just tell your story. It may not be a dramatic conversion experience but it was a miraculous one. This miraculous conversion is exactly the HOPE that only Jesus Christ can provide. I pledge to you tonight, my deep and sincere commitment always give a reason for the Hope that is within me. Will you join me? Clergy and Lay people alike. Will you leave behind those things that so easily distract us from the “main thing”? Will you present Jesus to your world, your sphere of influence as THE PROMISED HOPE....THE TRUE HOPE......THE PURE HOPE.....THE ETERNAL HOPE and THE ONLY HOPE. Let’s do it to the Glory of God and for the furtherance of His Kingdom.

Respectfully Submitted Ian Fitzpatrick

2. District NMI President

(See Section VI, NMI Convention)

3. District NYI President (See Section VI, NYI Convention)

4. District SSM Chairperson

(See Section VI, SSM Convention)

B. DISTRICT BOARDS AND STANDING COMMITTEES

1. District Advisory Board This year the Board met six times, had two conference calls, and numerous email

communications. Many of the subjects which come to the attention of the Board are complex, and demand substantial review and discussion before resolution and action can be taken. This report records decisions and actions completed during the church year just ended. Many items which have come to the attention of the Board in the past year are still ongoing and will be reported at a future date. 1. Rev. D. Ian Fitzpatrick has completed his eighth year as District Superintendent. He was first elected in June 2004 with an initial two year call. In June 2006 he was given a four year call and, in June 2010, a further four year call.

2. The Board endorsed a letter sent by the District Superintendent, following the 2011 Assembly, to all church boards reminding them of the District Finance Committee recommendations on pastors’ vacation and sabbatical leave. The letter urges churches to take the necessary actions on these matters.

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3. The Board wishes to thank the Canada Central District family for their giving to the Car for Cuban District Superintendent Rev. Leonel Lopez. The vehicle arrived in Cuba on July 2012.

4. The Board received monthly progress and financial reports from the local churches who were receiving District support.

5. The Board approved Rev. Fitzpatrick’s proposed $81,240 funding support to local churches for 2012/2013.

6. The Board received regular operating reports from the following District Sponsored Ministries and approved their operating budgets: Sharing Place, Sunshine Children’s Centre, Manantial Ministry. The Camping Ministries Board CEO and the District Administrator submitted regular reports.

7. The Board ratified the appointment of Mr. Bev Hayes as CFO/Treasurer of the Camping Ministries Board. Also, in keeping with the policy established by the DAB and Riverview Camp, the Board reviewed and concurred in the release of $155,000 for significant capital improvements at Riverview Camp.

8. The Board authorized a sabbatical leave for DS Rev. Ian Fitzpatrick with the sincere wish of the Board that this period will be a time of physical and spiritual refreshing. It will be approximately three months duration, from June 25 to October 2. The Board endorsed the following recommendation of the District Superintendent for personnel appointments during his sabbatical:

Pastoral/Church matters: Rev. Steve Ottley District Administration: Dr. Hugh Hawthorne DAB Matters: Mr. John Martin Financial Matters: Mr. Don Tweedle Office Secretary Ms. Pat Fitzpatrick will be the liaison between the above individuals.

9. The Board ratified the application of the Barrie Ferris Lane church for a $60,000 loan, the Woodstock church for a $30,000 loan, and the Oakville church for a $50,000 loan, all from the National Board Church Loan Fund. It also ratified the District Church Properties recommendation to approve a mortgage of $850.000 at a rate of 5.64% for a five year term for the Ottawa Bridlewood church.

10. The Board approved the purchase of property by the Woodbridge Spanish Church at a cost of $435,000. The property consists of two adjacent units with a total area of 2700 sq. ft. with the capability of a second floor for office and additional rooms.

11. At a March 27th 2012 membership meeting of the Kennedy Road Church, preceded by a joint DAB/church board meeting, Rev. Fitzpatrick informed the members that, in accordance with the Manual paragraph 125 and with the approval of the General Superintendent and the unanimous vote of the DAB, he was declaring the Kennedy Road Church to be “in crisis”. In explaining the implications of this decision, he assured the church that the action is intended to be redemptive, not punitive.

12. The Board approved the District Church Properties recommendation to grant the Oakville Church permission to borrow a further $20,000 from the National Church Loan Fund.

13. The Board continued its financial support of the Wesley Chair at Tyndale Seminary at a cost of $2,000 per year. The support of the Wesley Chair is shared by five denominations in

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the Wesleyan tradition, namely Free Methodist, Salvation Army, Wesleyan, Brethren in Christ, and Nazarene. Professor Howard Snyder, who held this position for five years, retired in April 2011. Tyndale Seminary has appointed a search committee. 14. The District Assembly Nominating Committee was appointed as follows: Laypersons: John Andrews, Cambridge; Gord Evans, Cedardale; Beatrice Hung, Brampton Spanish; Jack Matheson, London. Clergy: Rev. Bruce Clark, Toronto Main St; Rev. Laura Kay, Egypt; Rev. Bob McLellan, Shelburne; Rev. Octavio Torres, Toronto Grace of God Spanish; Rev. Carrie Tweedle, Barrie. The committee report is contained in the Assembly delegate’s package. 15. The Board approved the changes in name of the Collingwood church from Collingwood Church of the Nazarene to Erie Street Community Church of the Nazarene and the London Spanish church from London Spanish Church of the Nazarene to London Spanish truth and Life Church of the Nazarene. 16. The Board continued to monitor the Group Health and Life Insurance program managed by the National Board. Premiums for the year beginning March 2012 showed an increase of 8.6% for family coverage and 8.7% for single coverage.. 17. The following personnel appointments were made for Assembly Year 2011-2012.

Advisory Board Secretary: John Martin. District Treasurer: Don Tweedle. District Secretary: Franklin Chouinard. District Finance Committee Chair: Don Tweedle. NewStart Coordinator: Steve Ottley Board of Church Properties Chair: Hugh Hawthorne. District Chaplaincy Coordinator: Rosemary Redshaw. Grace@TheSharing Place Director: Gena Torres. Sunshine Children’s Centre Administrator/Supervisor: Tracy Petersen. District Group Health Plan Administrator: Pat Fitzpatrick District Office Administrative Assistant: Pat Fitzpatrick District Administrator: Hugh Hawthorne Camping Ministry Board of Directors CEO: /Doug Davis District Advisory Board Rep. to Sharing Place: Julio Moreno District Advisory Board Reps. to NYI: Trudy White, Steve Ottley Cuba Partners in Ministry Director: Junior Sorzano District Webmaster: Chris Rodney Manantial Neighbourhood Services: Belkis Fernandez

18. The following pastoral appointments were made for Assembly Year 2011-2012. Collingwood: Donna Wilson Feversham: Andrew Heidman Hamilton First Spanish: Leonte Fernandez London Spanish: Mariela Rivera Markham Grace Chinese: Dennis Wong

Meaford Bethany: Joyce Straiton (Sr. Pastor)/Leigh Straiton (Co-Pastor) New Horizon: Michael Zita Orkney: Richard Dove

Ottawa Haitian: Andre Cherazard

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Owen Sound: Larry Leonard Pim Street Community (Sault Ste. Marie): Phil Sabine Quinte West: Charmaine Kofler Tamil Congregations: Christabell Selvalingham Toronto Armenian: Hany Boghossian Toronto Emmanuel Korean: David Noh Toronto Emmanuel Mission: Jerold Boodhoo Toronto Grace @ The Sharing Place: Gena Torres Toronto Rosewood Chinese: Thomas Tsang Woodbridge Spanish: Belkis Fernandez

Woodstock: Paul McKay 19. The Board will provide River Camp with $3000 to cover the cost of the purchase of a

defibrillator / defibrillators. Respectfully submitted,

John T. Martin, Secretary D. Ian Fitzpatrick, Chairman

1. Board of Ministry (Credentials)

Report No. 1 The following credentials have been transferred to Canada Central District: Elder: Brian Gilroy, transferred from Canada Atlantic District.

District License: Dean Boshart, transferred from Mid-Atlantic District.

Report No. 2 We recommend the following to receive elder’s orders: Mariela Rivera, Phil Sabine, Grant Verdoold.

Report No. 3 We recommend the following be placed in the appropriate status:

Roy Austin, from PAS to RA; Bonnie Clarke, to be placed in Year 2 of U; Brian Gilroy, to be placed in Year 1 of U; Norman Sheets on Continuing Loan to Nipawin Holiness Church, SPC; Kari Yli-Renko, from U to SPC.

Report No. 4 We recommend the following be removed from the ministerial roll: Janice Cornfield, Douglas Ruest, having withdrawn from the Church of the Nazarene.

D. Jayne Taylor Lopez, credentials having been filed by the District Board of Ministry.

Report No. 5 We recommend the renewal of district license for:

Stephen Atkinson, Hany Boghossian, Dean Boshart, Donna Boyce, Alisa Donaldson, Malcolm Donaldson, Nick Dookheran, Juan Carlos Espino, Carolyn Gillian, Arnoldene Grace-Sandy, Joshua Griffin, Ohannes Keoshkerian, Charmaine Kofler, Juan Loja, Philippe Jean Louis,

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Jack Matheson, Maxine McLellan, Rafael Moreno, Mariela Rivera, Mauricio Rivera, Phillip Sabine, Grant Verdoold.

Report No. 6

We recommend the issuing of new district license to: Rory Carrington, Emily Leslie, Paul McKay, Angelina Selvalingham, Jeremy Stavropoulos.

Report No. 7 We recommend the following Ministers Licenses not be renewed: Dorothy Lambie, Karen Weima.

Report No. 8 We recommend that the following minister be granted Retirement Relationship (RA): Roy Austin.

Respectfully submitted WES COBURN, Secretary IAN FITZPATRICK, Chair

2. Board of Ministry (Studies)

1. The following have completed an approved minister’s course of study for ordination/credential recognition including active service time exceeding 6,000 hours in ministry: Mariela Rivera, elder; Phil Sabine elder; Grant Verdoold, elder.

2. The following are pursuing an approved minister’s course of study for ordination, involved in ministry and the accumulation of ministry service hours: Stephen Atkinson, elder; Hany Boghossian, elder; Dean Boshart, elder; Donna Boyce, elder; Rory Carrington, elder; Alisa Donaldson, elder; Malcolm Donaldson, elder; Nick Dookheran, elder; Juan Carlos Espino, elder; Carolyn Gillian, elder; Arnoldene Grace-Sandy, elder; Joshua Griffin, elder; Charmaine Kofler, elder; Emily Leslie, elder; Juan Loja, elder; Philippe Jean Louis, elder; Paul Mackay, elder; Jack Matheson, elder; Maxine McLellan, elder; Mauricio Rivera, elder; Angelina Selvalingham, elder; Jeremy Stavropoulos, elder.

3. Students are to fulfill the criteria of a minister’s course of study for ordination in consultation with the District Board of Ministry, submit transcripts of course work per completed course to the secretary of studies, and log and report approved ministry service hours annually accumulating a minimum of 6,000.

4. All ministers should earn annual continuing education units (CEUs).

Respectfully submitted, CARRIE TWEEDLE, Secretary of Studies

3. Board of Church Properties

The members of the District Church Properties Board for 2011/2012 were Rev. Ian Fitzpatrick, ex officio; Hugh Hawthorne, chair, Rev. Keith MacAskill, Julio Moreno, and Rev. Marc Reid.

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Ottawa Bridlewood Community Church: Permission was obtained from the District Advisory Board for Bridlewood Church to consolidate their debt into a single source mortgage at a favourable interest rate. Among other actions this included the immediate repayment and discharge of a mortgage held by the Canadian National Board Loan Fund thus freeing up capital for loans to other churches.

Mississauga Bethel Spanish Church: Discussions were held to review their plans for renovation of the lobby area and rear entrance of Bethel church. The properties board is waiting for final proposals before recommending any action to the District Advisory Board.

Oakville Church: It was recommended that the District Advisory Board approve the Oakville Church request to borrow funds to st up funds to run a not for profit daycare: Seedlings Children’s Centre as a ministry of the Church in existing house on property that was previously leased to a private daycare. The funds were borrowed from the Canadian National Board Loan Fund .

Windsor Devonwood Community Church: Windsor church is considering an expansion to the church building. The required Properties Board forms have been sent to the church.

Woodstock Faith Community Church: A portion of the property behind the Woodstock church building has a high hill rising up to the private property behind which is now being developed. The church asked for and was granted permission to list the hill portion of the Woodstock property to determine if anyone would be interested in purchasing the land if it were severed from the main church site.

Woodstock Church also requested permission to borrow money for major building expenses including replacing the air conditioning units, furnaces, flooring and windows, in addition to structural modifications to make the building more accessible for those with various handicaps. Approval to borrow was recommended to the District Advisory Board and the funds were provided by the Canadian National Board Loan Fund.

Woodbridge Spanish Church (Iglesia Hispana De Woodbridge): The District Superintendent and the Chair of the District Church Properties inspected the building and reviewed the purchase of a new facility for Woodbridge Spanish Church. All concerns regarding the building and the financing arrangements were addressed satisfactorily. In keeping with the instruction from the General Church that all Nazarene churches include the words Church of the Nazarene in their name a request has made to the Ministry of Government Services that the name be changed to Woodbridge Spanish Church of the Nazarene Iglesia Hispana Del Nazareno Woodbridge.

Respectfully submitted Hugh Hawthorne, Chair

4. District Camp Board

Dr. Warrick, Rev. Fitzpatrick, Delegates, and friends of the 77th Canada Central District Assembly.

It is my privilege to present my second report as camp board chair of the Camping Ministries Board of Directors.

In my report last year, I stated there were many changes. I thought (or I was hoping) that the rate of these changes would slow down. Well I am here to report that they have not

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and the camping ministries of the Canada Central District keeps on moving forward to newer heights than I could ever imagine.

As mentioned in last year’s report, Bev Deeks (our treasurer for 17 plus years) was in the process of retiring. The camp board was able to find a replacement for Bev and she was able to completely retire from this position. Our new CFO is Bev Hayes and we are thankful for his willingness to step in and take over this task. This was our first year that we had to function without church budget support. A finance committee (Bev Hayes, Rob Rook, John Martin, and Doug Davis) was set-up to implement a financial structure where the camp would be self-sufficient. This committee has met several times over the year and have made major strides in obtaining this goal.

Stephanie King stepped down as custodian of the camp last fall. We have not found a replacement for this position to date. Thank you Stephanie and Mike for your support of the camping program and we wish you well in your new endeavours. The board has hired Michelle Coghill to help with the custodian/administrative duties for the summer months.

We tried something different this year. We hosted two “construction” workdays, one in October and a second one in April. They were well attended and much was accomplished. Thank you to the churches that promoted and supported these workdays and to the many volunteers. In addition, I would like to thank Bill and Alice Kimmerer and Rob and Diana Rook for feeding the work crews. Thanks to Dave Armstrong and Rob Rook for planning the work to be completed on these days.

Have you checked out our revised website? www.riverviewcamp.ca Thank you to Robyn Kamps for stepping in and helping us with this task

There have been a couple of board changes this year as well. Dave Potter resigned due to local church commitments. Pastor Octavio Torres and Denise Holland have joined the board and I appreciate the passion and wisdom they bring to the board.

We have another busy camping season ahead starting with the NYI Ignite retreat May 18th to the 21st, and ending it with the 51st Men’s Retreat weekend September 14th – 16th.

As always, there are numerous people to thank and recognize for their dedication and input into making the camping program function. I would like to publicly thank the following people:

• Pastor Ian Fitzpatrick. Without his constant prayers, encouragement, and wisdom, I could not continue to try and fill this important role as CEO.

• The current camp board - Rob Rook, John Martin, Peter Coghill, Hugh Hawthorne, Bruce Aitken, Pastor Donna Wilson, Pastor Octavio Torres, Denise Holland, and Pastor Ian Fitzpatrick.

• The DAB for their continued support. • Property and Grounds – Rob Rook, Dave Armstrong, Nelson McGenerty and the

many volunteers. • The kitchen staff headed up by Stephanie Young. • Peter Coghill and the Family Camp committee. • Wendy Ramplod and the Children’s Camp committee. • Pastor Donna Wilson and the Teen Camp committee.

There are many others in the background that make the camping ministry a success. Thank you to all....

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We covet your prayers for this year’s camping program.

Respectfully Submitted Doug Davis, Camp Board Chairman

C. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES

1. Audit

Copies of the Auditor’s Report can be obtained from Don Tweedle, District Treasurer, upon request.

2. Finance

Section 1 -- Finance We, the District Finance Committee, submit the following recommendations and direct

that the senior pastor of each Church distribute a copy of the report to each local member of their Church Board, to be reviewed by them at the first Board Meeting following the District Assembly. A. World Evangelism Fund Allocations 1. Budget Base

a. That all local churches are challenged to give at least 5.5% of its income to the World Evangelism Fund (WEF). Church income is defined as any donation received by a church that qualifies as a charitable donation.

B. District and Education Allocations 1. Budget Base

a. That the budget base for all funds other than World Evangelism Fund will be based on a tithe of regular tithes and offerings. The details of the calculation of this tithe are explained in part E below. b. That the allocation of each dollar received by the District for the tithe under this part will be allocated as follows:

District General Operations 60.3% Education 28.0%

Ministerial Care Fund 4.5% District NMI 2.4% District NYI 2.4% District SDMI 2.4% C. Special Recommendations

1. That the District Superintendent be granted five weeks vacation to be taken at his/her discretion.

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2. That our people be encouraged in stewardship of their possessions as this relates to wills, annuities, and life loans on behalf of all the Ministries of the Church, i.e.: General, District, Educational and Local.

3. That every church participate in the Nazarene Theological Seminary offering on Sunday January 27, 2013, or at a time convenient to the local church schedule.

4. That the local church board, have all local treasurer’s books audited annually (129.23, Manual 2009-2013). (For churches needing assistance in having their books audited, contact the District Treasurer for individuals who can perform the audit of your records).

5. That the travel expense be $0.35 per kilometre for all district meetings. This figure will include all toll charges.

6. That the Church Board designates at least two members to be responsible for the signing of cheques and that the pastor or his/her spouse not be involved in this process. The pastor or his/her spouse should not be involved in the counting or handling of church funds.

D. Remittances

1. All World Evangelism Funds made payable to: Church of the Nazarene Canada, shall be sent to 20 Regan Road, Unit 9, Brampton, ON, L7A 1C3

2. Church tithe funds made payable to: Church of the Nazarene in Ontario shall be sent to the District Treasurer: Mr. Donald L. Tweedle, C.A., 133 Thrushwood Drive, Barrie, ON, L4N 0Z1. Remittances should be sent in order to reach the District Treasurer’s office by the 10th of the following month.

3. That all missions specials funds including deputation offerings be remitted to the appropriate treasurer by the 10th of the following month.

E. Additional Guidelines WORLD EVANGELISM FUND

The calculation for the World Evangelism Fund is 5.5% of total charitable giving less amounts received for the World Evangelism Fund and approved Missions specials. For additional information the World Evangelism Fund including rare circumstances and designated giving, go to www.fundingthemission.org .

Please note that Canadian law supersedes ecclesiastical action and for more information on Canadian law requirements, please see the Canada Revenue Agency website at www.cra.gc.ca/charities. DISTRICT TITHE SYSTEM GENERAL PRINCIPLE

The general principle behind the budget allocation formula is that the 10% requirement will apply to the tithes and offerings raised for the regular operations of the local church. BUDGET ASSIGNMENT

The budget formula will be comprised of two components: one to calculate the World Evangelism Fund and one to calculate the rest of the budgets.

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BASE FOR CALCULATION For purposes of calculating the budgets to be remitted (other than WEF), the tithe is

based on regular tithes and offerings of the local congregation and missions (including but not necessarily limited to NMI, NYI, SDMI) less WEF paid in the year.

The tithe will not include monies collected for a specific project where all of the money is being spent on that project and is outside of the regular operation of the church. EXEMPTIONS

The church may raise funds for purposes other than the regular operation of the church. Some exemptions are recognized as being outside of the tithe policy and are therefore automatically exempt without need to apply to the District Advisory Board for approval. In other circumstances, the local church can apply to the District Advisory Board for exemption of the funds to be raised from the budget base for the 10% tithe. Application should be made to the District Advisory Board no later than 60 days prior to the date that the raising of funds is to commence.

For greater certainty, exemptions will generally be granted for the following circumstances: APPLICATION TO THE DISTRICT ADVISORY BOARD REQUIRED

1. Capital projects. Capital projects will generally be defined to include: a) any new improvement to the physical facility; or b) Significant repairs or replacement of physical facility exceeding $20,000 or 10%

of regular tithes and offering, whichever is less. 2. Funds for debt reduction campaigns 3. Funds for building campaigns.

ITEMS AUTOMATICALLY EXEMPT 4. Rental income including income from daycares 5. Missional funds e.g. Canadian Food Grain bank funds, Work & Witness project funds

(not travel and other personal use funds), 6. General church specials (e.g. NTS) and other specially designated denominational

offerings (e.g. Hunger and Disaster relief, compassionate ministries) The local church should be prepared to provide an accounting of the funds raised and

money spent on any project or fundraising campaign for which an exemption has been granted.

Section 2 -- Pastoral Support Because of the love and esteem we have for our pastors, we make the following

recommendations:

SALARY

1. Each local church should review the pastor’s support package at least annually, such as at the time of setting the annual church operating budget. Each church should endeavor to provide a reasonable increase in salary and benefits. Each church board secretary will advise the district superintendent in writing that a review has been made and indicate what the pastor’s revised compensation package is (this is required for long-term disability benefits calculations). Guidance can be sought in determining a suitable compensation package by

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referring to the Statistics Canada website (www.statcan.gc.ca) and referring to information under the “Average hourly wages of employees by selected characteristics and profession” and searching for information particular to your region. An appropriate comparison group for this purpose is the “Occupations in social science, education, government service and religion” category of the statistics. As at April 2012, the average annual wage rate for this group is $65,780. (Consideration should be given to the fact that pastors are generally eligible for the clergy residence income tax deduction which increases the value of the package to the pastor. Assuming that the clergy residence deduction would be 1/3 of the total compensation, a pastoral salary of $57,450 would yield approximately the same after tax income as the amount mentioned about without the benefit of clergy residence deduction).

2. In recognition of the value of higher education, we recommend that in addition to the compensation package determined above, that the package be increased for the following educational levels achieved:

Masters Degree i.e.: M.A., M.Div., etc. 3,000.00 per yr. Doctorate Degree i.e.: D.Min., PH.D., etc. 6,000.00 per yr.

HOUSING 2. Suitable housing arrangements in keeping with the community. This should be in the form of

a housing allowance (as part of the pastor’s compensation package), a church-provided parsonage, or a church-rented accommodation. Canada Revenue Agency guidelines must be taken into account when setting the pastor’s compensation package. Reference should be made to form T1223 for guidance on the calculation of the clergy residence deduction. a) Where the church provides a parsonage, the church shall pay all expenses, such as rent or mortgage, taxes, insurance and utilities and equip it with a stove, refrigerator, freezer, washer, dryer, drapes, and carpeting as necessary. b) Where the church does not supply a parsonage, then in addition to basic salary, the pastor’s compensation package should be adequate to cover monthly mortgage installments, property taxes, insurance and utilities or rent if applicable.

VEHICLE 3. There are two methods under current Canadian tax law for the local church to compensate

the pastor for the use of the pastor's vehicle for local church ministry purposes. The first method is s a non-taxable reimbursement of professional expenses, and the second method is a taxable benefit to the pastor, included in employment income for tax purposes and reflected as additional income on the T4 slip:

a) Non-taxable reimbursement of professional expenses - must be based on the total usage of the pastor's vehicle for church-related work. A log of mileage must be kept by the pastor that reflects both church kilometres and personal kilometres. The reimbursement by the church would be reflected by the pastor's submission of an expense report claiming the church kilometres reimbursed at a rate determined by the local church board from time to time.

b) Taxable reimbursement - the church would pay the pastor a fixed car allowance that would be included in the pastor's income for tax purposes and reflected as part of the pastor's compensation on the T4 slip. The amount of this taxable benefit would be determined by the

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church board from time to time, and would not require the submission of any documentation by the pastor to the church. The pastor, in turn, could claim a deduction for employment-related vehicle expenses on their personal income tax return.

HEALTH BENEFITS 4. Each church should provide for the supplemental health costs of the pastor and his family

through participation in the District health plan. Care should be taken to avoid duplicating coverage with a spouse’s plan. (Information may be obtained from the district office. Please note that there is a time limit for application to the plan, the pastor or full-time employee must be registered within 30 days of their hire date).

RETIREMENT SAVINGS 5. Each local church put a minimum of 5.0% of the pastor’s total remuneration package into the

Canadian Group Registered Retirement Savings Plan or a personal RRSP plan of the pastor’s choice. We also recommend that the Pastor invest an equal amount of his/her own funds towards his/her retirement plan.

VACATION/TIME OFF 6. Each local church grants its pastor(s) with paid vacation based on career total length of full-

time pastoral service in accordance with the following schedule: 1-2 years 2 weeks vacation 3-5 years 3 weeks vacation 6-19 years 4 weeks vacation 20 years and over 5 weeks vacation The timing of the vacation should be of the pastor’s choosing in consultation with the

local church board, and the local church should pay for pulpit supply (see section 13). Participation in denominational responsibilities such as camps, pastors’ retreats, District or General Assembly is not considered part of the pastor’s vacation. Pastors are encouraged to take the full vacation allotment each year as a time of rest and renewal. Each church is encouraged to establish a written policy to deal with unused annual vacation if any exists.

In order to promote the pastor’s wellbeing, when the pastor’s regular day off falls on a statutory holiday, then an alternate day should be taken off instead.

DENOMINATIONAL ACTIVITIES 7. The local church will pay all expenses for the pastor and spouse to District Assembly and

Pastors’ and Spouses’ retreat or All Canada Conference and that a fund is established for the pastor’s General Assembly expenses.

EXPENSE REIMBURSMENTS 8. The pastor should be reimbursed for any authorized entertaining expenses incurred on

behalf of the church. 9. Church boards should authorize the pastor to purchase items for the library.

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CONTINUING EDUCATION 10. The local church should encourage its pastor to attend short-term courses relevant to

ministry, providing for travel, registration, and incidental expenses, and providing pulpit supply in his or her absence.

SABBATICAL LEAVE 11. Each local church should provide their pastor a paid sabbatical or study leave of at least

three (3) months after the completion of seven (7) consecutive years of service to that congregation in accordance with the Manual article # 129.10. In order to encourage the lifelong learning of the pastor in spiritual, emotional, and educational dimensions, the church board, in consultation with the district superintendent, should consider supporting a sabbatical/study leave for the pastor during the seventh consecutive year of service in one congregation. (Nazarene Manual 2009-2013).

INTERIM PASTOR 12. Where a minister is called to a church and community for a resident, interim period, the

minister’s support should be at the level prescribed in the pastoral support section of this report, recognizing the increased ministry the resident minister will provide. (Depending on the age of the interim minister, health and retirement benefits may not apply.)

PULPIT SUPPLY 13. Ordained elders, licensed ministers, or lay speakers supplying our church pulpits be

remunerated an amount commensurate with the size and financial strength of the church using their services, but not less than $120 per service in smaller churches and $170 per service in medium to larger churches plus travel and entertainment, where required. Automobile round trip travel should be paid at least the same rate as described elsewhere in this report or as set by the local church. If the travel is by public conveyance, actual travel expenses including entertaining costs should be reimbursed and connecting transportation be provided.

DISTRICT BUDGET 2012-13

Budget 2012-13 Category Total DISTRICT SUPPORT $81,240 Brampton South Asian 4,800 Cambridge Preston 3,600 Grace @ The Sharing Place 17,160 Kolapore Calvary 7,200 London Spanish 7,200 Manantial Ministries 4,800 Markham Grace Chinese 960 New Horizon 4,800 Niagara 3,600

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Orkney 3,600 Ottawa Haitian 11,520 Woodbridge Spanish 7,200 Woodstock 4,800 MINISTRY ASSESSMENT AND TRAINING 9,700 Zone Facilitators’ training 1,500 Pastoral meetings 3,000 Clergy/Spouse Retreat expenses 3,200 Ministerial Assessment Centre 2,000 NEW STARTS 1,500 Seminars and training 500 Planter’s meetings 500 Travel 500 CHAPLAIN SALARY AND BENEFITS 76,000 SALARIES AND BENEFITS 148,000 District Superintendent 65,310 District Office staff 29,450 District Administrator 34,690 Payroll costs and health plan 18,550 HONORARIA 9,750 District Secretary 2,390 District Treasurer 5,360 Tyndale Seminary Wesley Chair 2,000 HOUSING 23,500 District Superintendent 20,500 District cottage 3,000 TRAVEL 23,000 District Superintendent - car 12,000 District Superintendent – other 3,500 Cuba partnership 2,200 Boards and committees 5,300 STAFF CONFERENCE EXPENSES 5,000 DISTRICT COMMUNICATIONS 1,000 OFFICE ADMINISTRATION 32,000

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District office occupancy costs 10,400 Bank charges 2,000 Telephone, fax and internet 6,000 Postage and miscellaneous 1,500 Gifts and remembrances 3,500 Office supplies 3,300 Photocopier costs 2,000 Insurance – directors, church plants 3,300 PROFESSIONAL FEES 12,000 Legal 2,000 Audit and accounting 10,000 DISTRICT ASSEMBLY EXPENSE 8,000 CONTINGENCY 810 TRANSFERS TO RESERVES/FUNDS 8,500 General Assembly 2,500 Endowment Fund 3,000 Ministry Now Fund 3,000 TOTAL DISTRICT MINISTRIES EXPENSES $440,000 DISTRICT REVENUES General Church grant 5,000 National Church grant 5,000 Company of 100 2,000 Interest on Endowment Fund investments 20,000 Government grant for chaplain 77,200 Donations 500 Assembly offering 1,000 Tithe receipts from churches 300,000 Tithe receipts from church-type missions 29,300 TOTAL DISTRICT REVENUES $440,000 SURPLUS/(SHORTFALL) $-

Respectfully Submitted Donald L. Tweedle, Chair Gord Evans, Secretary

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2. Memoirs We remember with thanksgiving the lives of these who have gone from our congregations

this year: Brampton, Andy Hoornweg; Brantford, Phyllis Papple; Cedardale, Dorothy Hunt; Cambridge Preston, Griff Ariss; Collingwood, Audrey Conklin; Egypt, Gordon Sedore; Hamilton First, Connie Brocklebank, Beth Tanguay; London First, Dorothy Bartlett, John Hunsberger, Gladys Hunsberger, Betty Moxley, Joyce Reddick; Markdale, Geoff Drewbrook, Bob Hird, Doris Hird, Jean McFadden; Niagara, Mildred Parker; Newmarket, Pat Crossley; Ottawa Bridlewood, Erv Sinnett; Owen Sound, Wayne Shipley; Shelburne Grace, Eldene Johnson, Margaret Wellwood; Toronto Emmanuel, Gladys Wickson; Toronto Emmanuel Spanish, Jorge Saenz, Toronto Kennedy Road Star of David Haitian, Jean-Michel Jea Normil; Toronto Rosewood, Anne Bourdeau, Catherine Daniel, Terrence Eccles, Violet Eccles, Ruth Jennings.

Respectfully submitted

Bob McLellan

3. Nominations Report No. 1

Officers and Boards - Names in nomination are listed in the report of the Board of Tellers. See the record of proceedings.

Report No. 2 District Boards and Standing Committees - See "Official, Part II – District Boards and Standing Committees" on page 5.

Respectfully submitted, HUGH HAWTHORNE, Secretary D. IAN FITZPATRICK, Chairman

D. REGIONAL OFFICERS

1. Nazarene University College President

This is my 22nd report on behalf of Canadian Nazarene College, Nazarene University College, and Ambrose University College; my 37th as a minister in the Church of the Nazarene in Canada.

These are good days at Ambrose University College · Seminary. In partnership with our two founding denominations we are educating and developing

godly men and women for service in the church and in society. As the official school of the Church of the Nazarene in Canada we are committed to preparing workers and responding to the changing needs of our churches, districts, and world ministries. It is exciting to report that in the past year we have introduced online Masters courses, degrees in business, education, and science that equip our graduates to serve in both church and society, and Chinese language programs that meet the needs of a significant sector of the evangelical church in Canada. At our 71st graduation at the end of April we presented degrees to 129 people, including our first cohort of Bachelor of Education students, who are now equipped to serve in ministry in a variety of contexts and situations.

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Academics At Ambrose we are committed to the education and development of Christian servant-

leaders; persons of godly moral character who are willing and prepared to serve the church in the power of the Holy Spirit in the 21st century.

In keeping with our commitment to serve a broader constituency, and to respond to a growing need in our constituency, we are offering the Master of Arts in Leadership and Ministry and the Master of Arts in Intercultural Ministry programs online. These degree programs are designed to allow students to study and prepare for ministry while remaining at home. In a society where it is possible to carry out many activities online, the development of online courses was a logical step. The Association of Theological Schools, the accrediting body for Ambrose Seminary, has approved these programs for online delivery, combined with a certain percentage of the teaching delivered in a face-to-face environment, and so programs completed via online delivery have the same standing as those taught by traditional methods.

The Foundations for Ministry (FMC) program has been another way of providing access to an Ambrose education at a distance. Designed for those entering ministry roles without formal theological education, FMC courses are provided by Ambrose to provide academic and ministry preparation for those seeking basic theological education in five areas: Understanding the Bible, Christian Faith, Personal Formation, Missions and Evangelism, and Ministry.

We are delighted to be host and partner in the Canadian Chinese School of Theology at Ambrose Seminary (CCSTAS), a partnership with the Canadian Chinese Alliance Churches Association and the Association of Canadian Chinese Theological Education to provide Chinese language programs. The cooperation agreement was signed in 2009 and after receiving the appropriate approvals from the Association of Theological Schools the first programs were launched in September 2011. We are very encouraged with the initial enrolment of 21 students with new applications for the fall 2012 semester already arriving. CCSTAS is, for the time being, a relatively small initiative, and yet it has abundant theological resources and well-experienced faculty members. More importantly, it provides necessary theological education for teachers, pastors, and missionaries for the Chinese churches in Canada and the World – taught entirely in Mandarin & Cantonese.

The beginning of the 2012-2013 academic year will see an unusual number of new faculty joining the Ambrose family. Outstanding candidates applied for all of the available positions, and each new hire brings exceptional qualities to the institution. One of the new professors hired to the Behavioural Science program is Julie Kaye, a graduate of Nazarene University College who is finishing her PhD at the University of Saskatchewan; the focus of her research is human trafficking. Other new professors will serve in the areas of Old Testament, Intercultural Studies, English Literature, Education and Biology.

In some of the earliest discussions concerning the establishment of Ambrose, when we articulated what we wanted for our students, the commitment was made that “Every graduate receive some international experience during their years as a student.” We continue to be committed to that goal. And in more recent documents, as a part of our Strategic Plan, when describing our World Focus, we state, “Internationalization addressed within disciplines... is encouraged through short and long term international travel and study.” Over the last two summers, Ambrose students traveled to China (Behavioural Science & Education), Costa Rica (Biology), Dominican Republic (Business & Behavioural Science), England (English), Greece

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(History), Ireland (Down Ancient Paths), Italy (History & Music), several European Union countries (Business) and Malta (Down Ancient Paths). As well, as part of the OnSite program – a six to nine month practicum program – students have served in England, Ethiopia, Ghana, Paraguay, Philippines and Poland. Students are engaging in important learning opportunities when they participate in travel study programs and being exposed to the richness of cultural experience.

We are pleased with enrolment increases in recent years that have resulted in a total enrolment of 721 students in the 2011-2012 academic year. Recent fall enrolments are 2008: 568; 2009: 629; 2010: 652 and 2011: 689.

Enrolment increased significantly in undergraduate ministry programs (+15), the Bachelor of Education (+21), Behavioural Science (+18), Music (+9), and the Chinese Language Master of Divinity and Master of Arts in Leadership and Ministry programs (21 students in the first year).

Of the 129 students who graduated on April 28, 2012, 84 graduated from Arts and Science programs, 18 from undergraduate ministry programs, and 27 from the seminary.

Our mission at Ambrose Seminary is to prepare men and women who understand The Word, are able to minister that word into people’s lives, and who are striving to serve God in a changing world. At the core of our curriculum are biblical understanding, theological discovery, cultural sensitivity and ministry competence. Student Experience

Every effort is made is to make student life at Ambrose a positive experience. A dedicated student development team works hard to ensure that the on-campus experience is a holistic experience focusing on academic, spiritual, and personal formation.

Students have signaled their appreciation for the improved experience in the National Survey of Student Engagement, which has become the standard measure of post-secondary quality, forming the basis of the Maclean’s rankings. Student evaluation of their entire experience and the campus environment rank Ambrose ahead of the Canadian benchmark, confirming that the Christian atmosphere and a high level of student –faculty interaction is producing positive results.

A number of important student-learning focused initiatives are unfolding at Ambrose in the months ahead. A Strengths-Finders® training program will be instituted with first-year students and student leaders that will help students identify their Signature Themes and build on their strengths as they study at Ambrose and seek to fulfill God`s calling and purpose in their lives; our Vice President of Student Development, Wally Rude, is conducting research on student thriving, spirituality, and retention with Ambrose students as part of his doctoral studies at Azusa Pacific University; the residence life program will continue to focus on spiritual formation, involvement and student engagement.

Several spaces on campus are being repurposed to create an undergraduate student collegium and a dedicated Seminary common area, with the goal of enhancing community life, spiritual formation, and academic excellence. Apartment style dorms are being constructed in the Residence-Education building to provide additional housing options for senior students.

The Athletics program at Ambrose has been very successful in recent years. Following a season in which the men’s and women’s Futsal teams repeated their gold medal performances

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in the Alberta Colleges Athletics League (ACAL), news that Ambrose had been accepted for membership in the Alberta Colleges Athletics Conference (ACAC) – a higher level league than the ACAL – was fitting recognition of our athletes. Both teams began competing in the ACAC in January 2012. In addition to futsal, Ambrose has teams competing in volleyball, hockey and basketball.

Ambrose athletics is about character development for the marketplace and for ministry. Athletic involvement contributes towards the formation of many of the following readily transferrable attributes in our athletes: discipline, a strong work ethic, commitment, team work, goal setting role acceptance, life balance, humility, the ability to work towards a common goal, and the ability to perform under pressure. All of these qualities are as desirable in the workplace as they are on the sports court.

We are intentionally expanding the range of speakers engaged for lecture series and chapels. Recent speakers have included Dr. Reginald Bibby, Dr. Tony Campolo and Dr. David Fitch; author Rudy Wiebe as part of the Arts and Science lectureship series; and Dr. Miroslav Volf, Mr. Bill Pollard and Mr. Thomas Caldwell as part of a series of lectures organized by the business program. Evangelist Dr. Barry Moore and Dr. Charles Price were the speakers at the 2010 and 2011 Spiritual Emphasis Day respectively, and numerous missionaries, ministries, and pastors have been featured as chapel speakers. Finances

Ambrose has operated with an operational surplus for the past five years. Our current year budget shows approximately $13 million in revenues and expenses; we are grateful for the level of support Ambrose received from Nazarene churches across Canada.

As a result of the construction of the new campus and the recent addition of the Residence and Education Centre, Ambrose is currently carrying $21 million in debt. Interest charges on this debt create a significant impact on our operational resources and we are committed to retiring this debt as soon as possible.

The Audited Financial Statements for Ambrose are available in August of each year and past years’ statements are available online. Facilities

We are grateful for the land God has given us and for the support of our founding denominations in making the move to Calgary and the construction of a new campus possible. Built on 40 acres of prime land in southwest Calgary, we presently have 110,000 square feet of academic space – encompassing the Ambrose Library (home to almost 120,000 volumes), the gymnasium, 21 classrooms, cafeteria, dedicated student lounge space – and 50,000 square feet of Residence space. The new Residence and Education Centre was officially opened in August 2011 with space for 96 residence students on the second and third floors and the Education Program on the first floor. The Education space includes dedicated instructional space, faculty offices, a classroom, and a student lounge. All of this space provides students with a positive environment in which to grow spiritually and intellectually. Students, faculty and staff, and many constituency alumni and friends have enjoyed and benefited from the beautiful new campus.

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Presidential Appointment As we were finalizing this report, the Ambrose Board of Governors confirmed the

election of Dr. Gordon T. Smith as President, effective August 1, 2012. Currently the president and CEO of reSource Leadership International, Dr. Smith previously served as academic vice president/dean at Regent College and Canadian Theological Seminary, as well as professor of theology at both institutions. Gordon brings to Ambrose experience from a three-decade career in Christian higher education. An author and pastor, he earned his MDiv degree at CTS and a PhD in philosophy from Loyola School of Theology, Manila, Philippines. Conclusion

God continues to bless the work of Ambrose; we who minister there sense His pleasure and grace for each new day, and for each new challenge. Today we celebrate the partnership that we have enjoyed with The Church of the Nazarene preparing people for Christian ministry since 1921. We are anxious to respond to the changing needs of the church and society in educating and training people for His service – in the church and in the various marketplaces of life. We appreciate your prayerful support, and thank you for what you do for God and Christian higher education in Canada through your investment in Ambrose.

Respectfully submitted Riley Coulter, Chancellor & Acting President

2. National Director

The Church of the Nazarene has been in continuous operation in Canada since 1902. Shortly following World War II, the Government of Canada enacted legislation requiring every charitable receipt-granting organization to be supervised by a nationally incorporated board of directors, resident within the country. “The Executive Board of the Church of the Nazarene in Canada” was incorporated in 1946 by an act of Parliament. It was empowered by the General Board of the Church of the Nazarene to be the “lawful authority of the Church of the Nazarene in Canada in all matters relative to the acquiring, holding, selling and conveying of property within the Dominion, as outlined in the Articles of Incorporation.” This responsibility continues to be the core of our responsibility.

Over the past 50 years – and particularly in the past decade – the role and responsibility of the National Church Corporation has continued to evolve. Two factors have influenced that development. First, changes in governmental regulations that affect us; and second, the unique opportunities that come our way to act on behalf of the Church of the Nazarene International in responding to needs in various parts of the world.

National Director’s Responsibilities

National Office In recent years, the Church of the Nazarene International has increasingly called upon us

to manage its interests within Canada and through Canada, in many areas around the world. Through the National Office we handle payroll and retirement services for our Canadian missionaries. We manage the compliance issues that arise with the government regarding taxation and other employment matters for our and other church employees. We manage the

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retirement accounts for our pastors and oversee the group insurance plan, which covers our pastors and their families.

We also manage the Joint Ministry Agreement with the Church of the Nazarene International. This agreement has been necessitated by ongoing changes in government regulations concerning money given for charitable purposes. By law, Canadian churches are forbidden to transfer funds outside of Canada unless they have a written agreement in place to track and verify the use of those funds. This agreement is the product of ongoing complex negotiations between our tax lawyer, Mr. Robert Hayhoe, and the General Church legal counsel, Maurice O’Sullivan.

In order to be compliant with the above mentioned agreement, the Church of the Nazarene International maintains a holding account to receive all World Evangelism Funds, mission specials, and other income from our Canadian churches. That account can only be accessed by the General Treasurer and General Secretary of the Church of the Nazarene International; virtually all Church of the Nazarene funds moving into and out of Canada flow through this account. We continue to adapt to these changing requirements to assure that our districts and local churches remain in compliance with all current law.

Through the National Office we operate the Church Loan Fund Canada, arranging financing to local churches for acquiring or developing properties. Currently we have about $3 million on loan to local churches. This fund is made available particularly to churches that would have difficulty qualifying for financing in the commercial loan market.

The National Office maintains a website; we publish a weekly newsletter, edited by Diane McCrae. It is distributed by email to hundreds of individuals and all of our local churches. Dr. William Stewart publishes a quarterly newsletter he calls ACORN (Association of Canadian Retired Nazarenes); it is distributed to retired Nazarene pastors and laypeople across Canada and around the world.

About 3 years ago, Nazarene Compassionate Ministries Canada (NCMC) began producing and distributing a gift catalogue designed to make “gift-giving” to international ministries an option for our people. Every year, particularly at Christmastime, many people make use of this resource to combine compassionate outreach with their desire to give something to friends and family members. The National Office, in cooperation with NCMC, coordinates the Canadian participation in the Child Sponsorship program of the General Church.

These are exceedingly complex and time–consuming activities. Our National Office staff is made up of my Executive Assistant, Allan McAlpin, Bookkeeper Aml Nasr and our Office Assistant, Diane McCrae. Allan, Aml and Diane all work half-time. The Church of the Nazarene International pays us to manage their interests on its behalf.

When I accepted this position, the National Board asked me to give attention to four priorities in addition to being the executive officer of the corporation.

District Coordination

First, the Board asked me to help to develop and optimize resources for the districts and the district superintendents. Financial Resources

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Prior to 1997 each of the districts applied for and received financial assistance for home mission work from the International Department of Home Missions. Since 1997, the USA/CANADA Mission Evangelism Department has eliminated that program and decided that it will provide an annual “block funding grant” to the Canadian Church, on condition that we develop a system of sharing those funds among the Canadian districts. We have an ongoing commitment to assure that those funds are used where they will do the most good. We thank Dr. Robert Broadbooks and the USA/CANADA Regional Office for this ongoing support. We do not receive any funding from local churches to operate the National Office or any of the initiatives the districts ask us to undertake on their behalf. We do have a small amount of income that comes to us from the annual proceeds of investments that have been committed to us over the years. We are seeking ways to expand that resource, in order to make more funds available to advance the work of the districts.

In 1993, when changes in Canadian government regulations forced us to sever our retirement program from the USA Pension program, our retired pastors and their spouses lost the death benefit gift that was part of the basic pension program. Subsequently the National Board made provision for us to provide a death benefit gift of $2500 to the surviving retired pastor or spouse. Other Resources

While the word “resources” immediately draws our minds to fiscal matters, it is not restricted to that. We continue to offer the SourceBook for Clergy Development Canada at no cost on our National website and on the International Church website. This important resource continues to influence the preparation of ministers for the church. We are beginning reap the benefits of this tool that has been part of our process of clergy preparation for the past 18 years.

I continue to conduct the annual Ministry Assessment program initiated by my predecessor 17 years ago. In January 2011 we led 7 candidates and their spouses through the assessment process in Calgary. I thank Dr. Larry Dahl and his Executive Assistant, Rose Graham, for coordinating and facilitating that process. Five of the candidates were assessed as “possessing the gifts and graces for clergy-type ministry in the Church of the Nazarene.” The other two were assigned remedial work and invited to return for a future assessment when that work is completed.

In March 2012 we conducted the Assessment Center in Canada Central District with 8 candidates. All were deemed to “have gifts and graces consistent with ordained ministry in the Church of the Nazarene,” and were commended to the Canada Central District Board of Ministry for further development. I thank Ian and Pat Fitzpatrick for coordinating and facilitating the event. On March 23-25 we will have another assessment center for candidates from Canada Central District.

Over the past several years Canada Atlantic District has sent their candidates to Canada Central District for Assessment. This year we anticipate conducting an assessment center in Nova Scotia to accommodate the 11 candidates from Canada Atlantic who have expressed a sense of calling to prepare for ordination. We are encouraged by this evidence of new initiatives in that district.

The Quebec District continues to assess its French-language candidates for ordained ministry under the direction of Dr. Jocelyn Severe and the “L’institut Biblique Nazareen du

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Quebec”. We continue to direct English-language and Spanish-language candidates to the Canada Central assessment center.

Rev. Terry Fach serves as our Regional Education Coordinator to oversee the work of our Region Course of Study Advisory Committee (RCOSAC). Terry continues to work with Dr. Coulter in overseeing the annual Ambrose Clergy Days, our National contribution to continuing education for our pastors across the country.

Rev. Steve Ottley is our National New Start coordinator. I draw you attention to his report which is printed in our board workbook. Steve is working to help us envision a strategy for beginning new church-type missions in each of our districts.

Late last year the Global Nazarene Youth Council accepted our nomination of Helen Thiessen to serve on the Canadian Regional NYI Representative. Helen is working with our Ambrose Canada West District student liaison, Rev. Rose Brower-Young, to assure that we stay in close contact with our Nazarene students at Ambrose.

In December the Global Mission Council elected Richard Bahan to serve as the Canadian Representative on that Council. Richard replaces Rev. Tonya Kucey who resigned last month to begin responsibilities with her husband in the MesoAmerica Regional Office in Costa Rica. We are pleased with the continued development of Ambrose University College in its role of preparing people for service as lay people and as clergy. We see the role of Ambrose as making a most significant contribution to fulfilling our National Vision, particularly in raising another generation of competent and Spirit-filled leaders. A year ago the Ambrose Board asked Dr. Riley Coulter to serve as acting president of Ambrose in addition to his central role as Chancellor or Ambrose and President of Canadian Nazarene College Inc. Dr. Coulter will bring a report to us this afternoon. Quebec Since June 2007 I have served as the superintendent of the Quebec District. This year the Board of General Superintendents has asked me to continue in that capacity for another 2 years . I have consulted with the Executive Committee and Drs. Porter, Warrick and Duarte, and have agreed to this extension. It is understood by the BGS and the National Board to be a part of my assignment as National Director. Our goal in this is to transition to a more sustainable model for the continuation of the Quebec District as a discreet entity. The ongoing financial crisis in funding the mission of the global church has impacted our progress toward that goal. The Quebec operation is seriously under-funded so I do this work pro bono. I have met with the Quebec District Advisory Board six times this year and with the auxiliary leaders twice. I attended the Quebec Nazarene Missions International Convention last May. We were pleased that Dr. Porter was with us for district assembly last June. Following our recent pattern, I have been asked to chair the Quebec Assembly this year and anticipate that Dr. J. K. Warrick will be with us to lead the 2013 Assembly.

Dr. Jocelyn Severe serves as Haitian Coordinator for Quebec. Under his leadership we have started 4 new “church-type” missions in the past two years. Dr. Severe also coordinates (and teaches in) “L’institut Biblique Nazareen du Quebec,” our delivery system for basic clergy preparation.

Nancy Robichaud is my part–time Executive Assistant in Quebec. She provides the day-to-day oversight of our work. We are moving steadily toward a measure of financial stability under the current leadership model. We continue to face challenges regarding seeing the

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development of a measure of self government for the Quebec District. I will be consulting with Dr. Bob Broadbooks concerning future recommendations to the Board of General Superintendents.

Peer Accountability for District Superintendents Second, the Board asked that I develop a system of peer accountability for the Canadian district superintendents. To that end, we have made a commitment to meet regularly to pray with and for one another, and to maintain the highest degree of spiritual transparency as we work to advance the Gospel in our respective fields of responsibility. I believe that God is honoring this initiative. We work together in two ways: first, as the Executive Committee of the National Board; and second, as the “Administrator’s Fellowship.” When we meet as “Administrator’s Fellowship” we occasionally include our wives and share a time of relaxed conversation and enjoyable activity. We intentionally avoid “talking shop” during these times and focus on keeping the joy of holiness alive in us. Without exception we have come to anticipate and relish these times of renewal. Our discussions in this capacity are “off the record,” freeing us to “dream dreams and see visions” about where God is directing the Church of the Nazarene.

As the Executive committee we give prayerful consideration to the concerns and ministry opportunities that arise between the meetings of the Board. We work together to assure that as a denomination in Canada we keep faith with the mission that Good has given to the Church of the Nazarene.

Mission and Vision Third, the Board asked me to keep us focused on the National Vision Statement it

developed and adopted a decade ago. This statement coordinates well with our new statement of purpose adopted by the Board of General superintendents, “Our purpose if to make Christ-like disciples in the nations.”

Vision Statement Church of the Nazarene Canada We the people in Canada called Nazarenes

Commit ourselves to obeying the Father, honoring the Son and living in the Spirit by engaging in effective evangelism, experiencing and promoting the holy life and

raising a generation of competent and Spirit filled leaders.

Representing the Church of the Nazarene Canada Fourth, the Board asked me to be the spokesman for the Church of the Nazarene and its representative in the larger church community and the wider society. In this capacity I have had ongoing contact with a number of organizations including, ALPHA Canada, Arrow Leadership Development, Church Planting Canada, The Micah Challenge, Church Growth Canada, The Christian and Missionary Alliance in Canada, the Wesleyan Church, the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada, Focus on the Family Canada, the Interfaith Chaplaincy Committee and Bridges of Love – Urban Ministry. New opportunities are arising constantly for us to take our place among other organizations that are seeking to make the Gospel of Jesus Christ known in our world. I continue to meet from time-to-time with the leaders of the denominations in Canada that self-identify their organizations as “evangelical.” We have an ongoing conversation

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regarding the issues church that impact us severally and collectively. We are careful to avoid the political issues that dominate the agenda of the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada, focusing instead on matters that impact us directly as denominational leaders, such as interdenominational credential recognition.

Each year there are numerous events scheduled to which I am invited as the leader of the Church of the Nazarene Canada. A few weeks ago I attended 47th National Prayer Breakfast in Ottawa. In addition, I am occasionally contacted by the media to comment on a variety of social and moral issues that impact the life of Canadians and the church. This year’s National Prayer Breakfast will be held on May 1. I will either attend or appoint someone to represent me there.

Although it is not a direct function of our National mandate, it is worth noting that one of our elders from Canada West District, Rev. Rick Burk was chosen last year to serve as the Director General for Prison Chaplaincy for Canada. We congratulate Rick on this achievement. Nazarene Compassionate Ministries Canada

As National Director, it is my responsibility to give executive direction to this important ministry of the Church of the Nazarene in Canada and around the world. There are unique opportunities open to us to have influence for the Gospel far out of proportion to our numeric strength.

The international work of NCMC is directed by Rev. Elaine Bumstead. Elaine serves also as an employee of the Canadian Food Grains Bank and represents the Church of the Nazarene on the board of that organization. This year Jodi Getson joined the CFGB board as our second representative. Dell Wergeland, director of the gifts-in-kind work of the Compassionate Resource Warehouse, serves as a field worker for the NCMC Committee, as does Robert Hughes. We look forward to their collective report this afternoon.

In September 2011 we received the resignation of Rev. Audrey Dahl as the coordinator of our domestic compassionate ministry activities. I thank Audrey for her faithful work in that capacity over the past 5+ years.

In 2010 NCMC received a substantial financial gift from the estate of Rev. George and Phyllis Anstey. Their wish was for the money to be invested in a medical project through the Church of the Nazarene in some needy world area. At the very time we received word of the gift, the people of Nazarene Compassionate Ministries in Sri Lanka were praying for funding to help build a medical and ministry center in Colombo, Sri Lanka. They had acquired and paid for a piece of land; architects had completed the design and blueprints for the building and NCM Lanka had raised about 25% of the cost of construction. Nevertheless, the task of raising the remaining funds seemed far beyond reach for at least a decade – perhaps even longer.

Last July I had the privilege of attending the opening of the “George and Phyllis Anstey Medical and Ministry Centre” in the Watala area of Colombo, Sri Lanka. Rev. George Anstey’s niece, Linda Craig and her son, Robert Westhafer, met us there for the dedication service. At the 2007 Annual Meeting we grappled with the question of whether to develop a separate board responsible for Nazarene Compassionate Ministries Canada (NCMC). We came to the decision that it would be best for NCMC to remain under the direction of the National Board. At that meeting we authorized the creation of the NCMC Committee to oversee that work. That committee will bring its report to us this afternoon.

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Conclusion I continue to see it as good stewardship of our national and district resources for me to

function in this dual capacity as National Director and as Superintendent of Canada Atlantic District. The staff we have in place in each office makes it possible for me to invest my time focusing on the large issues, leaving the critically important detail work to others who are skilled and fulfilled in those matters. I solicit your prayers as we move forward in proclaiming Christian Holiness to our generation.

Respectfully submitted, Clair MacMillan

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VI. Minutes of the Auxiliary Conventions

NYI CONVENTION Saturday, May 19, 2012: Riverview Camp

Pastor Donna Wilson opened in prayer. Motion to adopt the proposed agenda; second, carried. The financial report was presented; motion to receive, second, carried. The nominating committee report (that the current NYI council be reappointed for a

two year term, including Arun Thangaraj as president) was presented. Moved to amend to include Campbell Stahlbaum and Camilo Olea; second, carried. Moved to adopt report; second, carried.

Moved that the NYI President or delegated representative from NYI Council represent Canada Central NYI at the General Convention in 2013; second, carried.

Moved that a second delegate be sent to represent Canada Central NYI at the General Convention in 2013; second, carried. Instructions were given re: majority vote for one of Nick Dookheran, Denise Holland, Sarah Motiram, and Laura White. Ballots were cast, tellers excused, on count Nick Dookheran declared elected.

NYI President Arun Thangaraj presented his report. Motion to adopt the report, second, carried.

Pastor Donna Wilson gave announcements about Jr. High Camp and Missions Night at District Assembly June 12th. Marg Stahlbaum spoke about Legacy Youth Conference and Ambrose University.

Arun Thangaraj moved adjournment.

District NYI President A few weeks ago, I had to appear before a House of Commons Committee for work. I

got ready by ensuring that I was able to answer questions on the financial situation of my organization. Normally this is a fairly straightforward thing to do and no one, other than people who like to who watch CPAC for entertainment, really cares what goes on. Part of our preparation is trying to figure out what we were going to do if this person said this, and how we would respond if someone else said that...and how we would word things just right in order to answer the question properly. At one point in our preparation, someone very wise (and it wasn’t me) said – “We need to stop and focus. We need to ignore the things that are distractions.... we need to stop and focus on our message... and then stick to the message.”

We get caught up in distractions all the time don’t we? We get caught up in how many events we have in a year. How many people show up. Who the speakers are. What church/Sunday School/youth model works best. Who leads worship (and sometimes who is better at it). Who is on the NYI council. Who is really a Christian and who isn’t. What social or political issues should Christians be involved in.

Distractions. All of them. They are all interesting subjects to debate, but what do they really amount to? Do we

really want to measure how well we are doing by the number of people who show up at Ignite or the musical quality of the worship team? Distractions.

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For those of us who are in love with Christ, our message, THE MESSAGE, that we need to focus on is clear. It is found in every single red-lettered word of Jesus. It is found in the words of the prophet Micah who proclaimed these words – And what does the Lord require of you? Nothing more than this. To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God. Do you know what I love about those words....or the words that Jesus spoke when opened the scroll in Luke 4 and said – The Spirit of Adonai is upon me because he has anointed me to announce Good News to the poor; he has sent me to proclaim freedom for the imprisoned and renewed sight for the blind, to release the oppressed?

I love the fact that those words describe the very essence of means to be a Christian. It is our message. It is THE MESSAGE. Being a Christian is not about us, or getting power, changing laws or having great events. Jesus didn’t die on the cross for that. He died so that we understand what being loved by the creator of the universe so that we fall in love with Him. When we do that, our actions need to change the world around us. We advocate for justice – not our rights to wear a Jesus t-shirt to school. We advocate mercy for those who have done wrong – not punishment. We stand with the poor – not for our ability to get more stuff. We pay for books to send Swaziland – instead of downloading singles from iTunes – or stealing them from BitTorrent.

The reason we have events is so we can expose young people to this message. The reason we have worship musicians at our events is so that those young people can feel united with the heart of God. The reason this district has the Sharing Place – where we as an NYI need to be more involved than we are now – is to be on the side of the poor and oppressed. When our actions are off message, when they focus on us, and our rights, our models of church, on worship music...we need stop and get back on message.

What I love about what the NYI has accomplished over the past few years, is that I truly believe that we are and have been on message. I believe that when we bring speakers like Matt Wilks, Dave Curtiss, Brad Friesen, Arnold Schwarzenegger...I mean Janos Csoke, Mark Kitzman, we get a better understanding of how to act, love and walk with God. I believe that when we send a group of kids to Swaziland, we do that not because we need books stacked or people with AIDS to be visited, we do it because it justice and standing on the side of the poor and oppressed.

Act, love and walk. Interesting words....and a clear message. Put away the distractions. Act justly. Love mercy. Walk humbly with our God.

Respectfully Submitted

Arun Thangaraj

NMI CONVENTION Wednesday June 13th, 2012 (Rosewood Church)

Thanks be to God our Heavenly Father for a great opening of NMI convention Tuesday

evening June 12, 2012, where Bev Crossley greeted those gathered at Rosewood Church of the Nazarene to celbrate missions.

The worship team from London Church of the Nazarene led the congregation to in worship Wednesday morning.

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Canadian representative Richard Bahan who the convention into a Concert of Prayer. The churches of the Nazarene are in 159 countries around the world. (3 more countries were added in February 2012)

Child Sponsorship was a very important emphasis at convention by Bev and Dell Marie Wergeland. Forms were distributed on how to sponsors a child.

There was a Special Prayer for the children by Ruth Ramessar-Bissoon Our missionary guest speakers for the NMI Convention were introduced by Clair Ann

Keodprom, who spoke on the theme “Stay true to the Mission of God” (Christian’s, Mission and Holiness)

A NPH Presentation was given by Bev Crossley and power point. NMI President Bev Crossley presented her report to the convention, encouraging

everyone to keep doing their best for the Lord. The report was moved, seconded and adopted by all delegates.

The Treasurer’s report was presented by Gord Evans. Reports were moved by Bev, second and adopted by convention delegates.

D.S. Rev. Ian Fitzpatrick reported on the General Board – World Mission Committee; the report was accepted by convention delegates. The biography of a Canada Central District missionary and a book on her experiences on the mission field were introduced by Rose Sorzano.

Awards of Excellence for overpayment (5.7%) of the WEF were presented to Barrie Ferris Lane, Brampton, Brampton Spanish, Brantford, Cambridge Preston, Egypt, Feversham, Hamilton First, Hamilton Mountain, Kolapore Calvary, London First, Markdale, Markham Village, Meaford Bethany, Oakville, Ottawa Bridlewood, Ottawa Trinity, Pickering Altona Road, Quinte West, Richmond Hill Solid Rock, Toronto Emmanuel, Toronto Emmanuel Mission, Toronto Emmanuel Tamil, Toronto Grace@the Sharing Place, Toronto Kennedy Road and Toronto Main Street. Awards for payment of WEF (5.5%) were presented to Barrie Ferris Lane, Cedardale, Lakeside, Newmarket, Niagara, Sault Ste. Marie (Pim St.), and Toronto Rosewood.

Churches were recognized as Priority One churches: Barrie Ferris Lane, Brantford, Cambridge Preston, Cedardale, Egypt, Hamilton First, Hamilton Mountain, Lakeside, London First, Markdale, Markham Village, Meaford Bethany, Newmarket, Ottawa Bridlewood, Ottawa Trinity, Pickering Altona Road, Sault Ste. Marie, Toronto Emmanuel, Toronto Emmanuel Mission, Toronto Main Street and Toronto Rosewood.

Gold Spice awards were given to Brantford, Cedardale, Ottawa Trinity and Sault Ste. Marie (Pim St). Silver Spice awards were given to Markdale and Toronto Emmanuel Mission. Bronze Spice awards were given to Hamilton First, Meaford Bethany, Ottawa Bridlewood, Pickering Altona Road, Toronto Emmanuel Spanish and Whitby Gateway.

Distinguished Service Awards were given to Pastor Nick Stavropoulos (Toronto Rosewood) and to Joan Oliphant (Hamilton First).

Greetings were received from Dr. Daniel Ketchum via a power point presentation. Letters from missionaries were read by Esther Boodhoo and Nadine Lewis.

The Convention was organization: Andrea Mclellan – page; Curnel Browne, Marilyn Halliday, Winston McNaughton, Dennis Outar, Stephanie Sealy, Samuel Bissessar, Cal Halliday, Carol Browne, Hilda Thangaraj and Henderson Broxill – tellers; Esther Boodhoo -- recording secretary. D.S. Rev. Ian Fitzpatrick led the election for the NMI Council: President -- Bev

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Crossley; Secretary -- Esther Boodhoo; Treasurer -- Gord Evans (Yes / No vote) and for council members and Delegates for Global NMI convention. Ballots were distributed and cast with the results at a later time declaring Bev Crossley President, Esther Boodhoo Secretary, and Gord Evans Treasurer. Stacey Stahlbaum, Donna Wilson, Clair Ann Keodprom and John Andrews were elected council members. Angelina Selvalingham, Jerold Boodhoo, Kayleigh Kofler, Nadine Lewis, M.J. Kinnear, Rob Kinnear and Urcilla Rodney were appointed to the council.

Rev. Ian Fitzpatrick declared Donna Wilson, Esther Boodhoo, and Christabel Selvalingham as elected delegates to the Global Missions Conference; Elaine Bumstead, Gord Evans were elected as alternate delegates.

Reports were presented: NCMC by Dell Marie Wergeland, Cuba by Jerold Boodhoo, and Links by Ruth Ramessar-Bissoon. Our New LINKS missionaries were introduced to the district.

A message was brought by our Missionary with touching stories with people lives on the mission field. The World Mission Broadcast was mentioned by Bev Crossley.

The congregation sang, and the meeting was adjourned with prayer. Detailed minutes can be obtained by contacting the NMI Secretary.

Respectfully submitted

Esther Boodhoo (NMI Secretary)

District NMI President General Superintendent J. K. Warrick, District Superintendent Ian Fitzpatrick, Pastors,

Local NMI Presidents, Delegates and Friends: This, my fifth annual report to you as District NMI President, wasn’t easy to formulate,

may not be easy to deliver, but is a blessing of Lord God Almighty to my soul. The memories invoked, and the lessons only now being realized, perhaps still only partially, blow my mind. Our God is a good God who loves us more than we understand, and I just want to bask in the warmth of that thought.

Now I recognize that my experiences are just that . . . my experiences. But I pray something in them will resonate in the core of your being, provide encouragement and joy, and provoke thought. And, in the telling, may you get some semblance of a mission report.

Snails and Treetops

(My, but doesn’t that sound like the title of a missions reading book!) I have found a place not far from work, actually not far from Rosewood (which is not far

from work), where I can be alone and quiet. It is Rouge Park and the Glen Eagles Vista. What stemmed from an exercise to help my Pastor with his doctoral thesis, practicing solitude and silence, became a gift.

As I started to walk the park’s trail one lunch time, I got not far when I was fascinated by the snails I found upon it. I stood above them, noticing how small they seemed and how hard they were working to traverse the pebbles of that pathway. I was struck with the idea that what were small crushed stones to me must be great obstacles for them. It gave me an insight to God’s perspective; that is, that what I see as monstrous, He takes in stride. I needed that lesson for, when I returned to the office, Dad had called and left a message that Mom was returning to pacemaker surgery for yet a third time.

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There is more. On another day, I actually enjoyed a full trip around this “Wild in the City” park and found a lookout over the valley. It was simply awesome to stand in a position above treetops and feel closer to the sky, and God. As I questioned the Lord about how He would have me change, His message was simply, “Invest in today.” Sufficient would be my interactions at work and my interactions with three young ladies as we would venture up to Family Camp for the Youth service that evening.

On my way back to my car, I watched for the snails again. They weren’t to be seen. I guess they weren’t there because they were my personal message for Monday and not Friday. God is so good!

Where am I going with all this? Here’s Message #1. Please know the truth of the comforting presence and largesse of God, and do not sweat the future. Give Him today and allow the Lord to lead you, by His wisdom, into the tomorrows He has planned for you. Local mission leaders, thank you for all that you work to accomplish in your home churches. Pray, stay the course, be faithful to each day and rest in the fact that God will accomplish His purposes.

Were I to illustrate further this fact of work, faithfulness and little becomes much when God is in it, I need only to take us back to these comments from the summer of last year.

From Gord Evans to Collin and Shireen, our LINKS missionaries – This past Saturday evening, Marg and Stacey and Campbell Stahlbaum were able to share the story of their trip from Swaziland to Durban to meet with you and to learn more about you and your Youth Centre project. It was the first evening of our District Family Camp here in Pefferlaw.

As Marg shared their story and showed pictures of you and your home and the area and ministries and people in your life, she told of the blessing she received when you two spoke of the encouragement you receive from the cards and notes you receive from LINKS supporters. Marg specifically mentioned one card from our Hamilton Mountain church that Collin had chosen and brought out to show to her. Marg told us that, even in the more challenging and difficult days, you gain encouragement by reading those cards and knowing that people elsewhere are supporting and praying for you.

Liz Brokmann, our Hamilton Mountain church LINKS representative, was at Family Camp on Saturday evening, and heard this story. She was overwhelmed and blessed to know that her small effort has been such an encouragement and blessing to you.

From Marg Stahlbaum to us via the District NMI website – We spent the last day with them at breakfast sharing our dreams and the things we felt that the Lord was leading us to. Collin and Shireen are praying that someone will come along side of them to build this building. They have the people to help build and put in the necessities, they just need some help in getting the funds. We prayed with them and then they asked us to share our dreams. They are truly interested in each person as a person. One thing that Collin said that woke me up from my ignorant ways was this: The first morning we shared breakfast, Collin brought out a card from the Hamilton Mountain Church. He said how encouraged he and Shireen were each time that faithful church sent a card. In my ignorance I said, that it was a small church on our District just like mine (Cambridge Preston). Collin said, "A small church? How can that be? When a church remembers its missionaries and sends cards faithfully they are a big church. They are praying for us and the ministry we do. They are a big church involved in the big ways that our big God is moving." Collin and Shireen have every card that our District sends them. They keep them out

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on display for those days when they are discouraged, because those cards are a reminder to them of God's faithful provision and obedience.

Praise the Lord!

Legacy As you are all well aware, the Lord saw fit to carry Mom home this past year. I need to

publicly thank you for your cards, kindnesses and prayers, as well as the most beautiful flower arrangement to be seen, from my District and District NMI family. I was humbled and am grateful.

One of the things I remember of Mom is the years upon years she served as an effective mission president in Newmarket. They left their mark on me, as did the tutelage of Mrs Eva Olsen in Junior Missions Church. If I carry anything from Mom’s passing, it is the renewed conviction to leave a right legacy.

Message #2 is this. If I could re-write the Holy Book, Mark 10:14 would read this way. “But when Jesus saw it, he was much displeased, and said unto them, Suffer the little children to come unto NMI, and forbid them not: for of such is the continuance of mission passion.” Local children’s and teen’s mission leaders, thank you for all that you work to accomplish in your home churches. Let us all pray, teach and show vibrantly what a lifestyle of going into all the world and not being served, but serving, looks like, that it might be attractive and emulated.

FYI, it was my pleasure this year, on behalf of the District NMI Council, to congratulate Marg Shurtliff, of Ottawa Trinity, for 40+ years of guiding young minds toward mission thinking. Some of my comments were these, which I shout out to all who are laying a mission legacy.

Marg – Some would call you ‘insane’ for having taught missions to children for 40+ years. We call you ‘wonderful’. Thank you for beginning well, continuing strong and ending, not now but sometime, forever faithful. Who knows what God has accomplished in the lives of children and their worlds because of you! May you experience God’s richest blessings this day and always. I conclude with this statement that crossed my desk just this week. “It’s not what you gather but what you scatter that tells what kind of life you have lived.” You have lived a valuable life, Marg. Thanks for scattering!

And, in case you missed it somehow, children are leading us. Thank you Hailey Muzzell of our Owen Sound church for your amazing example of a mission heart! From the Owen Sound Sun Times -- All Hailey Muzzell wants is money for Christmas.

The nine-year-old Owen Sound girl even asked if it would be OK to sell her presents from her grandparents to get cash.

But the Christmas spirit burns brightly in her. She will spend her money helping others who really need it.

By spreading the word among friends and strangers, she has raised $1,750 for two wells in a developing country, sufficient to support more than 600 people.

She'd heard of women having to travel miles on foot for dirty water. In late November she resolved to help.

She felt if she didn't help them they might feel bad about her, she said while playing with her blonde hair self-consciously.

She imagines these women will feel "joyful inside" when they can finally use the well.

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"They're going to have smiles on their faces and they're going to want to tell everybody that they've got a well so they don't have to walk and it’s going to be easier for them."

"Hailey is a very remarkable girl. She really is," Pastor Larry Leonard said. She could have chosen to raise $10 for a blanket, he said.

"One of the things we really emphasize is children and the fact their faith is often more vibrant than adults' and Hailey is a classic case in point," he said.

From Elaine Bumstead -- Here is a pic of the deep tube well funded by Hailey Muzzell (Owen Sound church). I am in Bangladesh . . .

The well is located at a Child development centre (in the background). A little boy is pumping water....teacher and other children standing nearby. The well supplies water for the 75 children in the CDC and their families as well as the surrounding community.

Praise the Lord!

Moving On Well, today. What are my today lessons? How about that my initial, emotional advice

to you is this; DON’T MOVE! From the sale of Dad’s house at the beginning of April to its closing on June 1, he and I

were in a mad dash to combine two households. It’s interesting how much stuff is accumulated in 53 years of residence in one place and how much spread goes on in the townhouse of a single person. Needless to say, the pace was hectic and, many a time, the comment was made that this wasn’t easy and just too much work.

OK. Let me talk to you from the almost other side. Though perfection hasn’t been attained, it is weight lifting to know that out of the abundance others have been blessed, the unnecessary has been removed and the valuable has been retained. I have had an advice shift. MOVE!

Do you catch my drift? Here’s Message #3. Local mission leaders, local pastors, I know, beyond a shadow of a doubt, God is sufficient. Won’t you, with me, prayerfully evaluate your mission “home”, or lack thereof, and give from your blessings, stop the rote and ineffective, and do with gusto that which will be of greatest worth in your “Jerusalem, and in all Judaea, and in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth” . . . all 4?

Well, new stories are yet to come then. Praise the Lord! It’s time to close. Allow me, please, just these few final comments, though I know you

will be reminded of most through the Treasurer’s report.

It was beyond delightful to have Terry and Tammy, missionaries to Romania, as our spring deputation/convention missionaries in June of last year. Please continue to pray for them and, more specifically, for Tammy, elected on November 19 as the first female European District Superintendent.

For our fall deputation tour (Sep 30 through Oct 9), we were privileged to hear from Jon and Margaret, missionaries to Malawi. Please be faithful to keep them in your prayers in this year of retirement deputation and assignment as missionaries in residence at NNU (Northwest Nazarene University) in Nampa, Idaho.

In keeping with giving from our blessings, the budget structure of the District NMI was adjusted to include a Special Projects category, out of which we will now yearly support

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the same (special projects). This year funds were allocated to Shireen’s youth/community centre and the district youth Swaziland project.

Reports for District giving, at the writing of this report weren’t exactly current, but shall be updated as the info is supplied. Here are the values in hand. Thank you for your generous/hilarious giving! 2011-2012 2010-2011

o World Evangelism Fund: $261,880.00 $279,326.00 (per Pastors’ reports)

o 10% Missions Specials: $112,151.52 $78,463.44 (per National Office) (to May 11) (to May 5)

I was most privileged to be able to attend, and bring your greetings to, the Cuban District NMI Convention this past winter as I travelled there with a team developed by Pastor Jerold and Esther Boodhoo. They send their greetings in return. The two carried motions from that gathering that continue to give me pause were these, done out of their poverty but because of their love of Jesus Christ and wanting to impact their world for Him.

o The convention carried that each local church should provide $1.00 per year so that they might begin a District Missionary Church (or new start).

o The convention carried that a fund be begun to send a Cuban missionary. Food for thought.

Finally, sincerest, heart-deep gratitude goes out to D.S. Ian and the entire District NMI team; council members Esther Boodhoo, Gord Evans, Donna Wilson, Stacey Stahlbaum, Clair Ann Keodprom and Ruth Bissoon-Ramessar and appointees Angelina Selvalingham, John Andrews, MJ Kinnear, Rob Kinnear, Jerold Boodhoo, Urcilla Rodney, Kayleigh Kofler and Nadine Lewis. They carried on when I just needed a time of sabbatical. I am forever grateful for their love, and the mission passion that drives them. We will miss greatly the contributions of both Ruth, our LINKS ambassador and Rob, our Nazarene Compassionate Ministries coordinator, as they both feel the need to step aside for a season. Thank you for your immense value and service to the team! God be with you in your days ahead!

It is truly a humbling honour to hold this office. Thank you for your patience, prayers and trust! Please remember, “How beautiful are the feet of them that preach the gospel of peace, and bring glad tidings of good things!”

Respectfully submitted

Bev. Crossley

C. SDMI CONVENTION Saturday, May 5, 2012

SDMI Chair Cindy Stavropoulos welcomed delegates to the annual SDMI business meeting.

District Superintendent Ian Fitzpatrick opened the meeting with prayer. Ballots for elections were distributed.

Moved and second to accept the ballot as printed; carried.

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Cindy Stavropoulos gave the report of the SDMI Chair Report. Kerby Stahlbaum gave the report of the Children’s Ministry Director. Shauna Moore gave the report of the Adult Ministry Director. The SDMI District Team was presented

Moved and second to adopt all reports; carried unanimously. Results of the elections ballot were read: Kerby Stahlbaum, re-elected Children’s

Ministry Director to 2013; Suzanne Trotman and Kathy Coates, elected SDMI General Members to 2014; Charmaine Kofler and Alida Del Valle, elected General Assembly Delegates, Clergy; Doug Davis and Suzanne Trotman, elected General Assembly Delegates, Lay.

Moved and second that ballots be destroyed, carried. The SDMI Financial Report was presented by Cindy Stavropoulos; moved, second,

adopted. The proposed SDMI 2012-2013 budget was presented; moved, second, adopted. A gratitude presentation was made to Churches with consistent reporting: Brantford,

Cambridge, Hamilton First, Hamilton Mountain, Meaford, Niagara, Orkney, Ottawa Trinity, Owen Sound, Quinte West, Rosewood, Rosewood Chinese, Sault Ste. Marie, Shelburne Grace, Emmanuel Mission.

Adjournment was moved. District Superintendent Ian Fitzpatrick closed the meeting with prayer.

Dstrict SDMI Chair

Welcome to all delegates, leadership and pastors! Thank you for investing in Sunday School and Discipleship in your local churches. Your presence here is a clear indication of your enthusiasm and commitment to your community and ministry. We, as a SDMI board, are thrilled to partner with you and your local ministry to bring others closer to Him.

I would like to extend a very special welcome to Dr. Woodie Stevens, the Global Director of Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries. Also, I greatly appreciate the encouragement and strong support of our very own District Superintendent, Rev. Ian Fitzpatrick. Both he and Pat are invaluable in our ministry in Ontario and we are so very grateful for their ministry and love for each of us on this district.

Our District SDMI Board Focus for 2011-2012 has been: - Training – GROW conferences & GMT seminars - Equipping – Children’s Ministries Newsletters & Website - Resources – GMT resources plus Kerby Stahlbaum & Shauna Moore - Accessibility – Difference district church hosts for GMT training to make training

accessible and equitable - Team Building – working with NYI & Barefoot Ministries, Fundraising Lunch at

GROW 2012 for Swaziland Library Ministry As we look back on our past year of ministry and it is very exciting to see that at GROW

2011, we had a great day of training with over 20 workshops for all ministry levels including Barefoot Ministries here for Youth and Youth Ministry Workers. Thanks to Barefoot Ministries and Marg Stahlbaum, we gave out USB Drives with all the workshop resources at the end of Convention.

In November 2011, we had our annual Grow Ministries Training (GMT) event hosted by the Oakville Church of the Nazarene. This workshop featured the Strengths Finder Seminar

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with Dr. Riley Coulter and it was very well attended with over 30 participants. The topic of building on your strengths in life and ministry was so exciting to the participants, that they asked us to consider presenting the next level of Strengths Finder for the 2012 GMT event. There will be more information on this later.

I wanted to review the GMT’s that we have done over the past six years so you can better appreciate the investment we are making into the Canada Central District SDMI for local churches and ministry workers.

GMT’s – A Look Back SDMI Focus - Training & Equipping with Resources

2006 – Niagara - Puppetry Plus – Ruth Collins - How to Lead Children’s Worship – Jeremy Stavropoulos

2007 – Brantford - Adult – Servant Ministries Seminar - Jayne Lopez - Youth – EPIC Seminar - Stuart Williams

2008 – Barrie Ferris Lane - Children’s Ministries with Joel & Mary Heimbecker

2009 – Hamilton - Intergenerational Worship & Big Events – Kerby Stahlbaum & Jeremy

Stavropoulos 2010 – Cambridge

- Sex & Purity – Bev Hadland - Children’s Ministries Leadership planning with Commitment Ministries – Kerby

Stahlbaum 2011 – Oakville

- Strengths Finder Workshop – Dr. Riley Coulter 2012 – Barrie Ferris Lane?? Proposed date – October 27 (1st) or October 20 (2nd)

- Strengths Finder 101 Class – Level 1 through Ambrose University - Shauna Moore has more details

Thank you to all of our host churches, presenters and participants during these past six years. We pray that God will continue to bless our District with amazing opportunities for growth and training.

I am thrilled to report that great things happening in Children’s Ministries under District Director Kerby Stahlbaum. Kerby and her committee have accomplished many amazing things this year and her report will give more information about their ministry.

Shauna Moore, our District Adult Ministries Director is working through her vision for Adult Ministries for Ontario – if you are interested in being a part of team, please contact her @ ShaunanMoore@gmail.com or speak to her at the end of Convention today.

We have not stopped our planning for more ministry opportunities in Ontario. Here are the upcoming events to be aware of:

Upcoming Events – - Grow Ministry Training event in October 2012 – the next step in Strengths Finder

course. Shauna Moore has more information about this. If you are interested in

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receiving more information, please write your name and contact information on a white Friendship in Worship card and pass it to one of the SDMI board members in the red shirts.

- SDMI General Convention & General Assembly in Orlando, Florida – June 2013. For more information – visit www.nazarene.org

- Potential training day in Ottawa for churches there with Kerby & Shauna following email conversations with Pastor Frank Chouinard

Thank you for giving me the opportunity to serve as your District Chair this past year. Unbelievably, this is my tenth report to the Canada Central District as your SDMI District Chair. It has been a decade of focusing on training, equipping and trying to put resources into the hands of ministry workers in local churches across this district. I am proud of my entire team who work tirelessly to come up with ideas and plans to make these dreams become a reality.

Your Canada Central SDMI team are: District Children’s Ministries Director – Kerby Stahlbaum; District Adult Ministries Director – Shauna Moore; Treasurer – Robert Barclay; Secretary – Michelle Wedderburn; CLT Director – Jayne Lopez; Statistics Director – Doug Davis; Spanish SDMI Representative – Gladys Moreno; Tamil SDMI Representative – Angelina Selvelingham; Resources Administrator – Marg Stahlbaum; General Members – Pauline Clark, Jeremy Stavropoulos, Suzanne Trotman, Wendy Rampold; Ex-officio – District Superintendent Rev. Ian Fitzpatrick

Please join me in thanking your SDMI Ministry team and letting them know how much their hard work is truly appreciated.

I would like to thank you all again for your passion of ministry. Thank you for giving up your Saturday to invest in your ministry. God will richly bless you and your ministry because you give, have given and plan to continue to give. You are the reason that people in Ontario know that God loves them. We love you and thank you! God bless you.

Respectfully submitted, Cindy Stavropoulos, District Chair

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VII. Financial and Statistical

A. DISTRICT TREASURER Balance Sheet

As of April 30, 2012

ASSETS 2012 2011 CURRENT Cash in bank $ 306,375 $ 476,030 Short term investments 535,970 791,194 Accounts receivable 150,994 136,007 Prepaid expenses 1,496 1,492 994,835 1,404,723 LONG TERM Notes and loans receivable 231,362 231,362 CAPITAL, net of amortization Equipment 7,663 9,579 Vehicle 28,366 40,523 Land and buildings 703,125 718,238 739,154 768,340 $1,965,351 $2,404,425

LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND FUND BALANCES CURRENT LIABILITIES Accounts payable $ 86,779 $ 69,956 Deferred revenue 7,002 8,239 93,781 78,195 LONG TERM LIABILITIES Funds held in trust - 264,669 National Office loan payable 78,845 82,968 Mortgage payable 40,301 45,229 119,146 392,866 FUND BALANCES Pensions and Ministerial Care (52,835) (36,102) Real Property 1,204,244 1,350,901 Endowment 521,934 521,934 General Assembly 4,033 1,533 Special Projects 28,552 28,552 General Operations 46,436 66,546 1,752,424 1,933,364

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$1,965,351 $2,404,425

STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS - GENERAL FUND BUDGET ACTUAL ACTUAL Budget 2012 Actual 2012 Actual 2011 REVENUE Tithe receipts from organized churches $ 431,000 $ 438,165 $ 419,696 Less transfers to Ambrose and auxiliaries (171,000) (173,951) (174,747) Tithe receipts for District operations 260,000 264,214 244,949 Tithe receipts from church-type missions 34,300 21,072 25,603 Interest income - 137 - Endowment Fund income 20,000 20,005 19,865 General Church grants 15,000 13,635 41,850 Grants and reimbursements-chaplain 75,200 78,421 74,243 Company of 100 10,000 3,241 11,822 Donations and miscellaneous 500 8,945 4,812 415,000 409,670 423,144 EXPENSES Subsidies Brampton South Asian 6,000 6,000 - Cambridge 4,800 4,800 6,000 London Spanish 7,200 7,200 7,200 Manantial Ministries 4,800 4,800 4,800 Markham Grace Chinese 1,920 1,920 2,880 Niagara 4,800 4,800 6,000 One time subsidy - - 11,500 Orkney 4,800 4,800 6,000 Ottawa Haitian 2,400 14,400 15,000 The Sharing Place 15,600 20,702 14,400 Woodbridge Spanish 10,800 10,800 14,400 Woodstock 4,800 4,800 - Ministry Assessment and Training 11,200 7,673 15,507 New Starts 1,500 150 35 Salaries and benefits 138,500 141,843 135,248 Chaplain salaries and expenses 74,000 75,965 71,472 Honoraria 9,860 9,620 9,370 District Housing and cottage 23,000 23,044 28,070 Travel 23,000 25,126 18,283 Conference expenses 3,500 2,517 3,836 Office Administration 31,000 28,632 23,906 District communications 2,000 - 137 Professional fees 12,000 15,949 27,792 District Assembly 7,500 8,465 5,521 Miscellaneous 1,520 3,274 1,814

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Total expenses 406,500 427,280 429,171 EXCESS OF EXPENSES OVER REVENUE 8,500 (17,610) (6,027) Interfund transfers To Endowment Fund (3,000) - - To Ministry Now (3,000) - - To General Assembly (2,500) (2,500) (2,500) (8,500) (2,500) (2,500) Fund balance at beginning of year 66,546 66,546 75,073 FUND BALANCE AT END OF YEAR $ 66,546 $ 46,436 $ 66,546

STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS - OTHER FUNDS Budget 2012 Actual 2012 Actual 2011 PENSIONS AND MINISTERIAL CARE REVENUE Tithe receipts from churches $ 21,550 $ 21,908 $ 20,991 Health plan premiums from churches - 157,672 151,186 21,550 179,580 172,177 EXPENSES District health plan premiums 21,550 187,980 177,466 Other expenses - 8,333 1,300 21,550 196,313 178,766 EXCESS OF EXPENSES OVER REVENUE - (16,733) (6,589) Fund balance at beginning of year (36,102) (36,102) (29,513) FUND BALANCE AT END OF YEAR $ () $ (52,835) $ (36,102) Actual 2012 Actual 2011 REAL PROPERTY REVENUE Facility transfers $ 65,500 $ 66,000 Loss on disposal of vehicle - (2,350) 65,500 63,650 EXPENSES Principal reduction on camp mortgage (4,927) (4,545) Amortization of capital assets 29,186 25,320 Bethel facility costs 27,868 27,939 Other expenses 160,030 39,602 212,157 88,316 EXCESS OF EXPENSES OVER REVENUE (146,657) (24,666) Interfund transfers

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To Retirement benevolence - (15,000) (146,657) (39,666) Fund balance at beginning of year 1,350,901 1,390,567 FUND BALANCE AT END OF YEAR $1,204,244 $1,350,901 ENDOWMENT FUND Fund balance at beginning of year $ 521,934 $ 521,934 FUND BALANCE AT END OF YEAR $ 521,934 $ 521,934 RETIREMENT BENEVOLENCE EXPENSES Retirement payout $ - $ 15,000 Interfund transfers From Real Property fund - 15,000 FUND BALANCE AT END OF YEAR $ - $ - GENERAL ASSEMBLY EXPENSES Assembly costs $ - $ - Fund balance at beginning of year 1,533 (967) (967) Transfer from General fund 2,500 2,500 FUND BALANCE AT END OF YEAR $ 4,033 $ 1,533 OTHER WORK & ALL OTHER TOTAL TOTAL WITNESS FUNDS 2012 2011 REVENUE Fees and miscellaneous $ 24,000 $ - $ - $ - EXPENSES Costs and miscellaneous 24,000 - - - EXCESS OF EXPENSES OVER REVENUE - - - - Fund balance beginning 3,946 24,606 28,552 28,552 FUND BALANCE END OF YEAR $ 3,946 $ 24,606 $ 28,552 $ 28,552

Don Tweedle, District Treasurer

Investment in Ministry Results, 2011-2012

World Evangelism District Assignments 5.5% paid 10% paid Barrie 7856 8513 10% tithe 8513 [y] Brampton 7633 9700 10% tithe 13114 Brampton Spanish 6025 6750 10% tithe 11680 [y]

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Brantford 10% tithe Burlington New Horizon 770 350 10% tithe 350 Cambridge Preston 4207 4556 10% tithe 7649 [y] Cedardale 8119 8118 10% tithe 14762 [y] Collingwood 1432 1000 10% tithe 1000 Egypt 6624 7124 10% tithe 11873 [y] Feversham Hamilton First 8864 10159 10% tithe 15996 Hamilton Mountain 4030 4030 10% tithe 6971 [y] Hamilton Young Flock Spanish 2831 0 10% tithe 1400 Kolapore Calvary 3852 3852 10% tithe 7005 [y] Lakeside 3637 3679 10% tithe 6687 [y] London First 12722 14995 10% tithe 22108 [y] London Spanish 3177 0 10% tithe 5791 Markdale 4780 4890 10% tithe 7049 [y] Markham Grace Chinese 5289 1100 10% tithe 2700 Markham Village 5012 5623 10% tithe 9339 [y] Meaford Bethany 1284 3889 10% tithe 1947 [y] Mississauga Bethel (inactive) 0 0 0 0 Mississauga Spanish 12196 6000 10% tithe 22014 [y] Mississauga Tabernaculo Evangelico 5417 0 10% tithe 0 Mississauga Tamil 179 100 10% tithe 200 Newmarket 8440 8440 10% tithe 15521 [y] Niagara 5243 5041 10% tithe 8872 [y] Oakville 6777 7067 10% tithe 11620 [y] Orkney 2566 435 10% tithe 0 Ottawa Bridlewood 11559 12347 10% tithe 16338 Ottawa Haitian 10% tithe 0 Ottawa Trinity 3618 3830 10% tithe 6577 [y] Owen Sound 3044 216 10% tithe 4941 Pickering Altona Road 6192 7841 10% tithe 11532 [y] Quinte West 1508 2557 10% tithe 2897 [y] Richmond Hill Solid Rock 4045 4280 10% tithe 7783 [y] Sault Ste. Marie 1768 1780 10% tithe 4142 [y] Shelburne Grace 890 880 10% tithe 1517 Toronto Armenian Emmanuel 2100 0 10% tithe 3000 Emmanuel 9356 17481 10% tithe 15265 Emmanuel Korean Emmanuel Mission 2325 2325 10% tithe 3182 [y] Emmanuel Spanish 12954 11648 10% tithe 24718 [y] Emmanuel Tamil 51 90 10% tithe 120 [y] Grace @ the Sharing Place 1424 1552 10% tithe 2783 [y] Grace of God Spanish 2017 0 10% tithe 600 Kennedy Road 3873 3901 10% tithe 6652 [y]

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Kennedy Road Star of David Kennedy Road Tamil 1915 175 10% tithe 350 Main Street 6784 7737 10% tithe 11135 [y] Rosewood 51887 51887 10% tithe 58197 y] Rosewood Chinese 4,892 0 10% tithe 4449 Whitby Gateway 10683 6765 10% tithe 17150 [y] Windsor Devonwood 4514 0 10% tithe 8207 [y] Woodbridge Spanish 5476 0 10% tithe 1070 Woodstock Faith Community 2427 2400 10% tithe 2200

B. SUNDAY SCHOOL MINISTRIES BOARD TREASURER BALANCE May 1, 2011 $ 15,550.47 RECEIPTS Budgets Income 2010-2011 $ 510.47 Budgets Income 2011-2012 9,841.11 GROW 2011 & SDMI Convention Registrations 1,766.00 Leadership Conference – M11 [Funds Returned] 1,355.93 15,613.51 TOTAL – BALANCE & RECEIPTS $ 31,163.98 DISBURSEMENTS Board Expenses $ 1,437.28 GROW 2011 / SDMI Convention 4,357.18 GROW 2012 / SDMI Convention 321.00 Children’s Ministries 162.08 Transfer to General Convention Reserve 3,500.00 Transfer to Leadership Training Project 2,000.00 11,777.54 BALANCE (Bank Balance) April 30, 2012 $ 19,386.44 GENERAL CONVENTION RESERVE BALANCE May 1, 2010 $ 7,537.99 2010-2010 Budget $ 3,500.00 GIC Interest 37.50 3,537.50 BALANCE April 30, 2011 $ 11,075.49 VIDEO PROJECTOR FUND BALANCE May 1, 2011 $ 55.38 LEADERSHIP TRAINING PROJECT BALANCE May 1, 2011 $ 2,952.23 RECEIPTS GROW – Oakville (Nov 2011) Registrations $ 1,130.00 Book Sales 135.00 2011-2012 Budget 2,000.00 3,265.00

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TOTAL – Balance & Receipts $ 6,217.23 DISBURSEMENTS Transfer to District Quizzing Fund $ 912.92 Grow -- Oakville (Nov 2011) 1,355.65 2,268.57 BALANCE April 30, 2012 $ 3,948.66 DISTRICT QUIZZING FUND Transfer from Leadership Training -- Children’s Camps (account closed) $ 912.92

Reported by Robert Barclay

C. RIVERVIEW CAMP AND CONFERENCE CENTRE TREASURER Riverview Camp & Conference Centre Profit & Loss May 01 2011 - Apr 30 2012 INCOME Revenue Nazarene Camps 69,009.92 Church Budgets 4,152.37 Donations 6,249.77 Capital Funds Donated 8,436.32 Funds Advanced by DAB 155,000.00 Interest - Contingency Acct 136.57 242,984.95 Dining Hall Income Nazarene Camps 29,114.53 Non-Nazarene 30,497.93 59,612.46 Facility Rentals Nazarene Camps 30,915.50 Non-Nazarene 13,954.50 Individual Rental 459.00 45,329.00 Tenants Boat Storage 387.00 Fall Water Shut Off 840.00 New Leases (Non-Refundable) 1,000.00 Seasonal Fees 2,224.00 Tenant Fees 2011 33,167.14 Tenant Fees 2012 22,148.84 Miscellaneous 552.59 60,319.57

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TOTAL INCOME 408,245.98 EXPENSES Men's Retreat 2,590.00 2,590.00 Administration Gifts 150.00 Bank Service Charges 221.56 Casual Labour 1,418.59 Cleaning Staff 3,717.21 Cleaning Supplies & Equip. 3,073.54 Computer Software/Upgrade 586.30 Gas Allowance 300.00 HST Expense 3,085.88 Honorariums 750.00 Insurance 7,896.96 National Bd Loan Interest 4,025.96 Office Supplies 327.00 Petty Cash 85.09 Police Check Forms 40.00 Taxes - Westside Property 1,068.76 Taxes - Westside Across Road 724.29 Travel 163.80 Utilities - Hydro / Oil 7,478.39 Phone / Internet 1,860.75 Water Testing / Treatment 2,024.96 38,999.04 Capital Materials 118,299.16 Contract Labour 15,370.41 133,669.57 Kitchen Cleaning Supplies 54.64 License Fees / Inspections 12.00 Payroll Expenses (CPP/EI) 2,044.95 Petty Cash 200.00 Police Check Forms 85.00 Staffing 25,446.26 Food Costs 20,762.46 Equipment Repair & Maint. 4,155.30 Utilities - Hydro/Oil/Propane 7,835.44 60,596.05 Maintenance

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Water System / Grounds 2,399.99 Contract Labour 8,791.12 Equipment Repairs 2,662.52 Replaced / New Equipment 6,001.05 Fire Protection Equipment 2,905.21 Garbage Removal 1,956.85 Septic Service 898.35 Supplies / Carpet Cleaning 2,254.01 27,869.10 Nazarene Camps Family Camp 47,106.65 Jr. High Camp 7,070.87 Kids Camp 13,054.77 67,232.29 New Equip 3 - Canoes 650.00 650.00 Camp Owned Bldgs Cabin Repairs/Maintenance 3,017.83 Sports Shed 2,569.50 Washroom 1 2,017.87 7,605.20 Tenant Expenses Contract Labour 6,998.42 Road Maintenance 318.00 Taxes - Main Camp 20,076.96 Telephone 283.62 Water Shutdown 119.19 27,796.19 TOTAL EXPENSES 367,007.44 NET INCOME 41,238.54 NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENT: ASSETS Current Assets 2012 04 30 Chequing/Savings 1. Cedardale Nazarene Camp 7,556.63 2. Riverview Camp & Conference 17,096.59 3. Cedardale Camp Contingency 35,362.99 Total Chequing/Savings 60,016.21

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LIABILITIES Liabilities National Board Loan Principal paid -5,716.12 National Board Loan 104,522.79 Total National Board Loan April 30, 2012 98,806.67

D. NYI TREASURER Opening Cash Balance on April 30th, 2011 $ 18,926.25 Income: Event Income $ 7,190.68 Budgets 8,811.09 Easter Offering __390.00 _________ 16,391.77 Expenses: Event Expenses 7,394.47 District Operations __503.25 __7,897.72 Ending Cash Balance on April 30th, 2011 27,420.30

E. NMI TREASURER Bank Balance, May 1, 2011 $ 7,808.57 GIC Deposits, May 1, 2011 15,116.51 22,925.08 Receipts Budget receipts $ 11,270.41 Deputation offerings 1,874.33 Other receipts, including interest 96.01 13,240.75 Disbursements District convention - 2011 1,424.72 Regional representative 50.00 Council expenses and travel 1,972.30 Office, website and bank charges 238.32 Swaziland Library Project – 2011 and 2012 3,100.00 Stahlbaum visit to Durban – Collin and Shireen 400.00 L.I.N.K.S. and other overseas ministries 2,040.42 Deputation Offerings and travel expenses 2,297.09 Missionaries on district costs 240.00 11,762.85 Total Funds On Hand April 30, 2012 $ 24,402.98

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Summary of Allocated Funds: Global Convention $ 8,515.40 District Leadership Conference 1,780.00 Special Projects 3,076.76 Regional conference 1,912.45 Warehouse East reserve 0.00 15,284.61 Unallocated Funds April 30, 2012 $ 9,118.37 Bank Balance, April 30, 2012 9,402.98 GIC deposits, April 30, 2012 15,000.00 Total Funds on Hand April 30, 2012 $ 24,402.98

G. SUPPLEMENTAL STATISTICAL CHART (District Totals Only) Real Estate Value District Property $ 1,000,000 Value District Centre 600,000 Value District Parsonage 000 Indebtedness on District Property 119,146

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126 1 0 1 0 4 0 0 4 123Barrie Ferris Lane Community1 145 0 0Rev. Mark W. Coulter

211 3 0 2 1 4 0 0 4 210Brampton2 77 0 75Rev. Ann Hallyburton

119 5 0 5 0 25 0 6 19 99Brampton Spanish3 103 0 0Rev. Otto Hung

98 2 0 1 1 7 4 1 2 93Brantford4 89 0 17Rev. Gordon F. McCann

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Burlington New Horizon Community5 13 0 0Rev. Betty L. Zita

Rev. Michael Zita

64 24 3 20 1 0 0 0 0 88Cambridge Preston6 44 0 23Rev. Mark M. Kitzman

160 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 161Cedardale7 79 0 68Grant Verdoold

34 3 0 2 1 2 0 0 2 35Collingwood Erie Street Community8 42 0 5Rev. Donna Melodie Wilson

58 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 60Egypt*9 72 0 1Rev. Douglas E. Neufeld

Rev. Jeannie E. Neufeld

3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3Feversham10 24 0 0Mr. Andrew Heidman

148 2 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 149Hamilton First11 97 0 53Rev. Marc R.E. Reid

57 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 6 51Hamilton Mountain12 33 0 13Rev. Roopnarine . Rampersaud

40 2 0 2 0 11 0 6 5 31Hamilton Young Flock Spanish13 58 0 0Rev. Leonte Fernandez

28 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 30Kolapore Calvary14 33 0 5Dr. Terrence D. Goudy

53 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 52Lakeside Community15 49 0 11Rev. Michael Davy

316 6 0 0 6 44 0 0 44 278London First*16 242 0 47Rev. Junior C. Sorzano

51 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 51London Spanish Truth and Light17 0 0 0Rev. Mariela A Rivera

37 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 39Markdale18 41 0 15Dr. R. Roy Austin

44 0 0 0 0 6 0 3 3 38Markham Grace Chinese19 45 0 0Rev. Dennis S. Wong

45 6 0 6 0 6 0 0 6 45Markham Village20 55 0 11Rev. Trudy White

17 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 16Meaford Bethany21 26 0 2Rev. Joyce M. Straiton

Rev. T. Leigh Straiton

7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7Mississauga Bethel22 0 0 7

186 6 0 6 0 21 0 5 16 171Mississauga Spanish23 203 0 0Rev.Dr. Hector F. Del Valle

56 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 55Mississauga Tabernaculo Evangelico24 70 0 0Rev. Rafael Reyes de la Cruz

23 2 0 2 0 2 0 0 2 23Mississauga Tamil25 35 0 0Rev. Christabell S. Selvalingham

43 6 0 5 1 7 0 0 7 42Newmarket26 68 0 4Rev. L. Keith Taylor

67 1 0 0 1 4 2 2 0 64Niagara27 46 0 0Rev. R. Scott Beamer

69 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 68Oakville28 64 0 21Rev. Betty L. Zita

Rev. Michael Zita

29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 29Orkney29 25 0 0

396 1 0 0 1 6 0 0 6 391Ottawa Bridlewood Community30 148 0 278Rev. M. Keith MacAskill

127 25 0 25 0 26 4 8 14 126Ottawa Evangelical Haitian31 57 0 38Mr. André-Jocelyn Chérazard

37 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 37Ottawa Trinity32 32 0 10Rev. Franklin W. Chouinard

29 1 0 0 1 4 0 0 4 26Owen Sound33 53 0 8Rev. Larry Leonard

41 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 42Pickering Altona Road Community34 58 0 9Rev. Barry W Clarke

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29 4 4 0 0 3 0 3 0 30Quinte West35 32 0 7Rev. Charmaine Kofler

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Richmond Hill Solid Rock Community36 32 0 0Rev. Tina Pitamber

78 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 80Sault Ste. Marie37 28 0 50Rev. Phillip T. Sabine

13 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 15Shelburne Grace38 15 0 0Maxine R. McLellan

Rev. Robert C. McLellan

25 1 0 1 0 3 0 1 2 23Toronto Armenian Emmanuel39 31 0 1Rev. Hany G Boghossian

289 1 0 0 1 24 0 0 24 266Toronto Emmanuel40 251 0 18Rev. William R. Sunberg

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Toronto Emmanuel Korean41 51 0 0Mr. David Noh

34 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 34Toronto Emmanuel Mission42 21 0 0Rev. Jerold J. Boodhoo

257 11 10 0 1 17 0 0 17 251Toronto Emmanuel Spanish*43 339 0 0Rev. Pedro Julio Fernandez

22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22Toronto Emmanuel Tamil44 24 0 0Rev. Christabell S. Selvalingham

26 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 26Toronto Grace @ the Sharing Place45 19 0 0Rev. Gena Torres

70 0 0 0 0 14 0 9 5 56Toronto Grace of God Spanish46 71 0 0Dr. Octavio Torres

66 10 9 1 0 6 1 4 1 70Toronto Kennedy Road47 65 0 8Rev. Daniel Ramessar

117 17 0 16 1 64 2 52 10 70Toronto Kennedy Road Star of David

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48 125 0 48Rev. Philippe Jean Louis

Rev. Philippe Jean-Louis

78 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 76Toronto Kennedy Road Tamil49 79 0 0Rev. Christabell S. Selvalingham

67 2 0 2 0 2 0 0 2 67Toronto Main Street50 101 0 20Rev. Bruce Clark

352 8 1 2 5 11 2 0 9 349Toronto Rosewood*51 492 0 0Rev. Nick Stavropoulos

39 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 37Toronto Rosewood Chinese52 47 0 2Rev. Thomas K. Tsang

100 0 0 0 0 6 3 3 0 94Whitby Gateway Community53 122 0 16Rev. Stephen B. Ottley

75 0 0 0 0 9 0 7 2 66Windsor Devonwood Community54 72 0 20Rev. John Neposlan

50 0 0 0 0 50 10 0 40 0Woodbridge Spanish55 80 0 0Rev. Belkis Fernandez

64 8 0 8 0 4 0 4 0 68Woodstock Faith Community56 32 0 20Rev. Hue-Tea Paul McKay

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Brampton2 64 49 6 5 44 35 114 89 9 40 48 0 10 77 0

Brampton Spanish3 26 20 22 12 80 68 128 100 0 62 7 0 22 0 0

Brantford4 24 6 76 24 169 32 269 62 42 3 13 16 75 80 15

Burlington New Horizon Community5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Cambridge Preston6 12 16 12 10 20 26 44 52 24 0 20 0 20 64 0

Cedardale7 51 21 21 15 88 42 160 78 62 22 85 0 16 160 0

Collingwood Erie Street Community8 12 8 8 5 18 15 38 28 28 10 0 0 8 34 7

Egypt*9 26 21 11 7 70 49 107 77 37 40 0 23 11 58 0

Feversham10 0 13 0 0 0 15 0 28 13 15 0 0 0 0 0

Hamilton First11 43 13 20 12 40 15 103 40 27 13 0 0 25 60 10

Hamilton Mountain12 55 22 8 6 57 45 120 73 30 22 32 0 8 15 0

Hamilton Young Flock Spanish13 0 13 5 10 7 43 12 66 54 12 5 0 3 5 0

Kolapore Calvary14 9 4 1 1 15 9 25 14 0 14 0 0 0 18 5

Lakeside Community15 48 27 7 4 16 15 71 46 31 16 0 0 7 42 0

London First*16 64 30 24 4 162 94 250 128 77 51 72 0 24 316 0

London Spanish Truth and Light17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Markdale18 7 2 8 5 24 17 39 24 14 22 0 0 10 18 23

Markham Grace Chinese19 5 5 6 5 32 20 43 30 17 18 0 0 7 7 1

Markham Village20 12 8 0 0 27 23 39 31 24 8 0 0 0 50 0

Meaford Bethany21 9 4 3 1 53 26 65 31 16 0 0 0 0 14 12

Mississauga Bethel22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Mississauga Spanish23 35 40 20 25 131 89 186 154 136 126 40 0 20 95 0

Mississauga Tabernaculo Evangelico24 16 16 10 10 19 19 45 45 44 8 0 0 21 1 0

Mississauga Tamil25 3 3 7 7 20 11 30 21 19 0 0 0 7 11 0

Newmarket26 45 35 14 7 41 20 100 62 28 18 0 0 8 41 22

Niagara27 9 3 0 0 68 17 77 20 11 9 0 0 0 67 0

Oakville28 15 8 10 6 40 43 65 57 27 30 0 0 8 64 0

Orkney29 6 6 4 0 10 8 20 14 14 0 0 0 0 0 0

Ottawa Bridlewood Community30 68 57 53 50 142 60 263 167 40 80 55 0 65 148 0

Ottawa Evangelical Haitian31 2 21 3 19 3 87 8 127 52 26 0 0 23 0 0

Ottawa Trinity32 45 20 10 5 20 7 75 32 23 9 0 0 12 25 5

Owen Sound33 35 30 2 1 31 29 68 60 37 10 0 0 4 13 3

Pickering Altona Road Community34 20 6 4 2 35 17 59 25 8 17 0 0 7 41 65

Quinte West35 11 11 9 9 10 10 30 30 6 19 30 11 12 1 3

Richmond Hill Solid Rock Community36 9 7 0 0 38 15 47 22 0 22 0 0 0 0 0

Sault Ste. Marie37 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 11 11 11 0 0 0 14 6

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Toronto Armenian Emmanuel39 0 2 0 0 0 9 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Toronto Emmanuel40 73 55 57 35 70 42 200 132 75 57 30 20 50 289 0

Toronto Emmanuel Korean41 11 11 5 5 10 10 26 26 26 0 0 0 0 0 0

Toronto Emmanuel Mission42 5 5 7 7 7 7 19 19 5 12 0 0 7 34 0

Toronto Emmanuel Spanish*43 31 31 48 48 151 151 230 230 170 60 60 0 35 257 0

Toronto Emmanuel Tamil44 6 4 5 5 16 12 27 21 14 5 0 0 7 0 11

Toronto Grace @ the Sharing Place45 3 5 2 12 2 89 7 106 4 2 12 0 11 8 8

Toronto Grace of God Spanish46 6 13 2 9 2 30 10 52 19 6 15 0 9 16 12

Toronto Kennedy Road47 30 9 8 1 42 29 80 39 20 19 0 0 11 80 0

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Toronto Kennedy Road Tamil49 12 12 15 13 6 6 33 31 21 6 0 0 14 23 0

Toronto Main Street50 22 12 14 6 22 9 58 27 27 0 43 0 0 27 13

Toronto Rosewood*51 66 31 61 24 118 67 245 122 122 105 145 24 103 352 0

Toronto Rosewood Chinese52 0 0 0 0 19 43 19 43 24 43 0 0 0 0 0

Whitby Gateway Community53 60 12 25 11 98 33 183 56 56 0 0 0 28 0 0

Windsor Devonwood Community54 27 19 10 4 41 23 78 46 34 12 35 0 14 0 0

Woodbridge Spanish55 9 9 6 6 45 45 60 60 50 30 0 0 8 50 0

Woodstock Faith Community56 20 10 10 8 80 14 110 32 9 10 0 0 0 32 5

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226 2,733 785 107 770 1,159 1,757 3,046 4,198 1,700 2,296 493 679 853 1,223

1,100 796 573 440 1,975 1,568 3,648 2,804 1,595 1,123 894 121 873 2,466 95

123 57 106 53 321 132 550 242 162 36 (124) (14) (88) 267 131

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Barrie Ferris Lane Community1 154,781 8,513 3,421 0 11,934 0 15,478 0 15,478 0 0 0

Brampton2 138,774 9,700 863 0 10,563 0 13,115 0 13,115 0 0 0

Brampton Spanish3 119,001 6,750 390 2,307 9,447 0 11,681 0 11,681 0 0 0

Brantford4 269,578 15,668 19,665 1,488 36,821 0 16,189 0 16,189 86 1,125 1,211

Burlington New Horizon Community5 14,625 350 280 0 630 0 1,400 50 1,450 0 0 0

Cambridge Preston6 107,711 4,556 7,872 14,923 27,351 0 7,649 0 7,649 0 270 270

Cedardale7 155,354 8,031 1,288 0 9,319 0 14,647 150 14,797 0 50 50

Collingwood Erie Street Community8 23,259 1,000 0 0 1,000 0 1,000 450 1,450 0 0 0

Egypt*9 129,426 7,124 1,871 0 8,995 0 11,873 1,679 13,552 0 50 50

Feversham10 18,690 2,941 0 160 3,101 0 5,379 0 5,379 0 0 0

Hamilton First11 174,382 10,160 2,524 535 13,219 0 15,997 0 15,997 0 50 50

Hamilton Mountain12 75,602 4,031 1,746 250 6,027 0 6,972 50 7,022 0 105 105

Hamilton Young Flock Spanish13 51,473 0 0 0 0 0 150 1,400 1,550 0 0 0

Kolapore Calvary14 82,150 3,852 11,200 0 15,052 0 7,005 554 7,559 0 0 0

Lakeside Community15 71,523 3,679 1,707 0 5,386 0 6,687 0 6,687 0 0 0

London First*16 261,687 14,995 15,386 0 30,381 0 22,108 0 22,108 0 0 0

London Spanish Truth and Light17 57,909 0 150 0 150 0 5,791 0 5,791 0 0 0

Markdale18 107,772 4,890 18,094 1,068 24,052 0 7,049 0 7,049 0 360 360

Markham Grace Chinese19 100,165 1,100 2,100 800 4,000 1,889 0 0 0 0 0 0

Markham Village20 96,448 5,623 674 711 7,008 1,329 9,339 0 9,339 145 0 145

Meaford Bethany21 23,354 1,477 2,412 0 3,889 0 1,839 500 2,339 0 0 0

Mississauga Bethel22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Mississauga Spanish23 221,738 6,000 502 0 6,502 2,769 28,174 6,000 34,174 0 0 0

Mississauga Tabernaculo Evangelico24 98,487 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Mississauga Tamil25 3,260 100 0 0 100 0 200 0 200 0 0 0

Newmarket26 162,662 8,440 2,112 0 10,552 3,624 15,521 0 15,521 0 0 0

Niagara27 95,330 5,041 1,010 616 6,667 0 8,872 460 9,332 0 0 0

Oakville28 123,223 7,066 5,226 0 12,292 0 11,619 300 11,919 0 0 0

Orkney29 48,008 435 0 0 435 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Ottawa Bridlewood Community30 223,342 12,347 1,602 921 14,870 0 16,338 0 16,338 0 0 0

Ottawa Evangelical Haitian31 40,250 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Ottawa Trinity32 71,726 3,830 953 0 4,783 0 6,577 431 7,008 0 0 0

Owen Sound33 62,644 216 856 0 1,072 0 4,941 150 5,091 0 0 0

Pickering Altona Road Community34 123,213 7,841 649 2,036 10,526 0 11,532 0 11,532 0 0 0

Quinte West35 30,240 2,557 250 0 2,807 0 2,897 270 3,167 0 0 0

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Sault Ste. Marie37 35,655 1,780 727 0 2,507 0 4,142 150 4,292 0 0 0

Shelburne Grace38 17,408 880 394 0 1,274 0 1,517 150 1,667 0 0 0

Toronto Armenian Emmanuel39 50,871 0 0 12,500 12,500 0 3,000 500 3,500 0 0 0

Toronto Emmanuel40 187,598 14,347 3,134 0 17,481 0 15,265 0 15,265 0 0 0

Toronto Emmanuel Korean41 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Toronto Emmanuel Mission42 42,266 2,325 0 9,541 11,866 0 3,182 0 3,182 0 0 0

Toronto Emmanuel Spanish*43 247,180 11,648 320 0 11,968 0 24,718 500 25,218 0 0 0

Toronto Emmanuel Tamil44 1,020 95 0 0 95 0 120 0 120 0 0 0

Toronto Grace @ the Sharing Place45 27,436 1,509 0 0 1,509 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Toronto Grace of God Spanish46 36,678 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Toronto Kennedy Road47 77,463 3,901 7,044 0 10,945 0 6,652 170 6,822 0 150 150

Toronto Kennedy Road Star of David

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Toronto Kennedy Road Tamil49 35,000 175 0 0 175 0 350 0 350 0 0 0

Toronto Main Street50 130,815 7,737 7,471 0 15,208 0 11,135 120 11,255 0 150 150

Toronto Rosewood*51 885,253 45,792 6,871 0 52,663 0 58,197 0 58,197 0 0 0

Toronto Rosewood Chinese52 88,946 0 0 0 0 0 4,449 0 4,449 0 445 445

Whitby Gateway Community53 201,207 6,765 200 0 6,965 0 17,150 200 17,350 0 0 0

Windsor Devonwood Community54 82,745 0 150 0 150 0 8,207 150 8,357 0 0 0

Woodbridge Spanish55 99,574 0 0 0 0 0 1,070 0 1,070 0 0 0

Woodstock Faith Community56 46,525 2,400 433 300 3,133 0 2,200 0 2,200 0 0 0

Canada Central Supplemental 0 0 0

5,916,317 2,986 2,755 231 463,757 14,384 449,373 9,611 452,611 48,156 132,508 271,947

5,647,043 279,326 112,889 47,134 439,349 0 440,454 6,530 446,984 150 3,681 3,831

269,274 (7,379) 19,619 1,022 13,262 9,611 8,919 7,854 16,773 81 (926) (845)Increase / (Decrease)

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Barrie Ferris Lane Community1 20,000 10,000 62,225 41,303 1,843 16,157 151,528 178,940 1,335,000 621,501 Yes

Brampton2 17,734 4,615 95,982 13,946 1,050 13,379 146,706 170,384 9,180,000 53,880 Yes

Brampton Spanish3 21,000 0 50,654 23,474 0 4,106 99,234 120,362 0 0 Yes

Brantford4 14,515 0 68,870 22,274 300 109,399 215,358 269,579 2,000,000 0 Yes

Burlington New Horizon Community5 12,484 0 0 0 0 0 12,484 14,564 0 0 Yes

Cambridge Preston6 1,000 0 31,164 23,455 350 28,125 84,094 119,364 304,000 0 Yes

Cedardale7 35,473 0 52,135 5,193 20 38,801 131,622 155,788 275,000 0 Yes

Collingwood Erie Street Community8 4,132 2,000 14,400 0 1,000 1,600 23,132 25,582 500,000 0 No

Egypt*9 20,047 0 21,695 36,314 0 21,185 99,241 121,838 750,000 0 Yes

Feversham10 3,435 0 9,752 0 0 4,838 18,025 26,505 71,000 0 Yes

Hamilton First11 0 50,768 50,423 33,246 1,150 331 135,918 165,184 762,749 176,848 Yes

Hamilton Mountain12 1,857 0 27,670 12,863 0 16,498 58,888 72,042 1,286,000 0 Yes

Hamilton Young Flock Spanish13 0 0 38,770 0 0 0 38,770 40,320 0 0 No

Kolapore Calvary14 17,801 38 32,504 1,636 1,633 3,082 56,694 79,305 300,000 0 Yes

Lakeside Community15 21,435 0 12,346 6,923 555 16,729 57,988 70,061 0 0 Yes

London First*16 1,040 14,140 107,022 17,239 2,409 45,214 187,064 239,553 1,397,321 111,005 Yes

London Spanish Truth and Life17 0 0 29,904 1,749 0 21,053 52,706 58,647 0 0 Yes

Markdale18 5,595 20,950 27,748 7,937 340 22,099 84,669 116,130 400,000 40,000 Yes

Markham Grace Chinese19 0 0 0 1,000 1,280 4,395 6,675 12,564 0 0 No

Markham Village20 10,949 0 29,015 17,455 2,664 28,790 88,873 106,694 500,000 0 Yes

Meaford Bethany21 34,214 0 25,743 6,470 0 3,886 70,313 76,541 1,200,000 0 Yes

Mississauga Bethel22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Mississauga Spanish23 0 0 79,173 9,852 1,000 26,800 116,825 160,270 0 0 Yes

Mississauga Tabernaculo Evangelico24 36,502 0 44,200 11,312 0 23,142 115,156 115,156 44,000 0 No

Mississauga Tamil25 0 0 3,000 0 0 0 3,000 3,300 0 0 No

Newmarket26 415 23,723 61,078 4,878 0 32,500 122,594 152,291 1,807,905 169,821 Yes

Niagara27 2,241 0 17,005 20,646 500 35,516 75,908 91,907 1,400,000 0 Yes

Oakville28 38,059 7,000 38,695 37,439 3,200 17,121 141,514 165,725 4,000,000 50,000 Yes

Orkney29 0 0 30,000 6,000 0 11,500 47,500 47,935 480,000 0 No

Ottawa Bridlewood Community30 16,452 63,659 76,025 32,405 8,617 71,651 268,809 300,017 2,100,000 825,484 Yes

Ottawa Evangelical Haitian31 0 0 2,400 0 0 0 2,400 2,400 6,000 0 Yes

Ottawa Trinity32 1,000 0 26,000 17,000 200 15,000 59,200 70,991 1,100,000 0 Yes

Owen Sound33 2,859 0 19,081 6,730 0 27,518 56,188 62,351 219,000 0 No

Pickering Altona Road Community34 40,854 8,346 42,602 29,853 0 33,756 155,411 177,469 1,500,000 8,750 Yes

Quinte West35 0 250 16,647 0 790 8,442 26,129 32,103 695,000 0 Yes

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Richmond Hill Solid Rock Community36 32,318 0 6,246 5,735 0 0 44,299 49,540 0 0 Yes

Sault Ste. Marie37 0 0 20,470 6,000 183 500 27,153 33,952 189,000 0 No

Shelburne Grace38 3,225 0 8,256 9,334 0 5,489 26,304 29,245 300,000 0 No

Toronto Armenian Emmanuel39 0 14,863 12,711 0 0 7,000 34,574 50,574 1,000,000 115,000 No

Toronto Emmanuel40 12,651 0 69,231 26,326 0 63,472 171,680 204,426 3,000,000 0 Yes

Toronto Emmanuel Korean41 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Toronto Emmanuel Mission42 3,300 0 0 26,075 2,033 6,738 38,146 53,194 0 0 Yes

Toronto Emmanuel Spanish*43 31,066 0 64,295 19,800 25,000 39,161 179,322 216,508 0 0 Yes

Toronto Emmanuel Tamil44 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 215 0 0 Yes

Toronto Grace @ the Sharing Place45 0 0 34,000 0 0 0 34,000 35,509 2,000,000 0 Yes

Toronto Grace of God Spanish46 0 0 0 0 150 0 150 150 0 0 No

Toronto Kennedy Road47 11,600 0 36,346 34,063 3,426 34,400 119,835 137,752 1,300,000 0 Yes

Toronto Kennedy Road Star of David

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Toronto Kennedy Road Tamil49 0 0 2,400 0 0 0 2,400 2,925 0 0 No

Toronto Main Street50 43,939 551 20,511 25,522 0 38,299 128,822 155,435 1,700,329 0 Yes

Toronto Rosewood*51 9,082 210,029 198,195 83,754 5,771 273,474 780,305 891,165 6,781,453 2,167,382 Yes

Toronto Rosewood Chinese52 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4,894 300,000 61,573 No

Whitby Gateway Community53 14,613 0 67,518 15,793 3,779 65,544 167,247 191,562 0 0 No

Windsor Devonwood Community54 11,704 0 41,383 4,477 193 21,754 79,511 88,018 300,000 0 No

Woodbridge Spanish55 242,750 8,400 20,375 1,680 0 0 273,205 274,275 435,000 279,213 No

Woodstock Faith Community56 64,826 3,373 14,175 1,800 3,180 23,506 110,860 116,193 750,000 30,000 No

Canada Central Supplemental 0 0

4,710,457 51,668,757 6,157,394 5,228,429 1,281,950 72,616 708,951 1,860,040 442,705 862,167

730,829 401,071 1,797,438 821,893 56,017 1,233,204 5,040,452 5,930,616 38,777,300 4,511,503

131,338 41,634 62,602 (112,942) 16,599 48,746 187,977 226,778 12,891,457 198,954

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Collingwood

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Mississauga Bethel

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