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SOUTH CENTRAL OHIO DISTRICT

2013

SEVENTIETH ANNUAL ASSEMBLY JOURNAL

APRIL 11-12, 2013

GROVE CITY, OHIO

Seventieth

Annual Assembly Journal

South Central Ohio District Church of the Nazarene

Session held at

Grove City, Ohio April 11-12, 2013

Dr. Eugénio R. Duarte Rev. Trevor Johnston General Superintendent District Superintendent

SOUTH CENTRAL OHIO DISTRICT ORDINATION CLASS OF 2013

Left to right: Rev. Trevor Johnston, District Superintendent, Timothy and Rev. Teresa A. Page, Rev. Daniel A. Fulton, Rev. H. Dianne Chapman-Pettit, Rev. Brian R. and Heather

Malott, Dr. Eugénio Duarte, General Superintendent

DISTRICT ASSEMBLIES OF THE SOUTH CENTRAL OHIO DISTRICT

(Known as Central Ohio until 2012)

No. Year Date Place General Superintendent District Superintendent District Secretary 1. 1944 July 18-20 Campground R. T. Williams H.S. Galloway J. Frank Simpson 2. 1945 May 30-31 Campground H. V. Miller H.S. Galloway J. Frank Simpson 3. 1946 May 29-31 Ironton First J. B. Chapman H.S. Galloway J. Frank Simpson 4. 1947 May 28-29 Columbus First Hardy C. Powers H.S. Galloway J. Frank Simpson 5. 1948 July 14-16 Campground Orval J. Nease H.S. Galloway J. Frank Simpson 6. 1949 July 20-22 Campground G. B. Williamson H.S. Galloway J. Frank Simpson 7. 1950 July 19-21 Campground Samuel Young H.S. Galloway J. Frank Simpson 8. 1951 July 18-20 Campground Hardy Powers H.S. Galloway J. Frank Simpson 9. 1952 July 16-18 Campground D. I. Vanderpool H.S. Galloway J. Frank Simpson 10. 1953 July 15-17 Campground G. B. Williamson H.S. Galloway Paul K. Hayman, Sr. 11. 1954 July 14-16 Campground Samuel Young H.S. Galloway Paul K. Hayman, Sr. 12. 1955 July 20-22 Campground Hugh C. Benner H.S. Galloway Paul K. Hayman, Sr. 13. 1956 July 17-20 Campground Hardy C. Powers H.S. Galloway Paul K. Hayman, Sr. 14. 1957 July 16-19 Campground D. I. Vanderpool H.S. Galloway Paul K. Hayman, Sr. 15. 1958 July 15-18 Campground G. B. Williamson H.S. Galloway Paul K. Hayman, Sr. 16. 1959 July 14-17 Campground Samuel Young H.S. Galloway Paul K. Hayman, Sr. 17. 1960 July 19-22 Campground G. B. Williamson H.S. Galloway Paul K. Hayman, Sr. 18. 1961 July 18-21 Campground Hugh C. Benner H.S. Galloway Paul K. Hayman, Sr. 19. 1962 July 17-20 Campground Hardy C. Powers H.S. Galloway Paul K. Hayman, Sr. 20. 1963 July 16-19 Campground V. H. Lewis H.S. Galloway Paul K. Hayman, Sr. 21. 1964 July 20-22 Campground G. B. Williamson H.S. Galloway Paul K. Hayman, Sr. 22. 1965 July 13-16 Campground Samuel Young H.S. Galloway Paul K. Hayman, Sr. 23. 1966 July 19-22 Campground George Coulter H.S. Galloway Elbert R. Speckien 24. 1967 July 18-21 Campground Hugh C. Benner H.S. Galloway Elbert R. Speckien 25. 1968 July 16-19 Campground Edward Lawlor H.S. Galloway Elbert R. Speckien 26. 1969 July 15-18 Campground V. H. Lewis H.S. Galloway Elbert R. Speckien 27. 1970 July 14-17 Campground Samuel Young H.S. Galloway Elbert R. Speckien 28. 1971 July 13-17 Campground Orville W. Jenkins H.S. Galloway Elbert R. Speckien 29. 1972 July 18-21 Campground George Coulter H.S. Galloway Elbert R. Speckien 30. 1973 July 17-20 Campground Eugene L. Stowe Don J. Gibson Elbert R. Speckien 31. 1974 July 16-19 Campground V. H. Lewis Don J. Gibson Elbert R. Speckien 32. 1975 July 15-18 Campground Charles H. Strickland Terrell C. Sanders, Jr. Elbert R. Speckien 33. 1976 July 13-15 Campground Orville W. Jenkins Terrell C. Sanders, Jr. Elbert R. Speckien 34. 1977 July 19-21 Campground Eugene L. Stowe Terrell C. Sanders, Jr. Elbert R. Speckien 35. 1978 July 18-20 Campground William M. Greathouse Terrell C. Sanders, Jr. Elbert R. Speckien

36. 1979 July 17-19 Campground George Coulter Terrell C. Sanders, Jr. Elbert R. Speckien 37. 1980 July 15-17 Campground V. H. Lewis Terrell C. Sanders, Jr. Elbert R. Speckien 38. 1981 July 14-16 Campground Charles H. Strickland J. Wilmer Lambert Elbert R. Speckien 39. 1982 July 13-15 Campground Orville W. Jenkins J. Wilmer Lambert Elbert R. Speckien 40. 1983 July 12-14 Campground Orville W. Jenkins J. Wilmer Lambert Elbert R. Speckien 41. 1984 July 10-12 Campground Eugene L. Stowe J. Wilmer Lambert Elbert R. Speckien 42. 1985 July 16-18 Campground Eugene L. Stowe J. Wilmer Lambert Elbert R. Speckien 43. 1986 July 15-17 Campground William M. Greathouse J. Wilmer Lambert Elbert R. Speckien 44. 1987 July 14-16 Campground William M. Greathouse J. Wilmer Lambert Elbert R. Speckien 45. 1988 July 12-14 Campground Jerald D. Johnson J. Wilmer Lambert Elbert R. Speckien 46. 1989 July 11-13 Campground Jerald D. Johnson J. Wilmer Lambert Carl R. Styers 47. 1990 July 10-12 Campground John A. Knight Herbert L. Rogers D. Geoffrey Kunselman 48. 1991 July 17-18 Campground John A. Knight Herbert L. Rogers D. Geoffrey Kunselman 49. 1992 July 15-16 Campground William J. Prince Herbert L. Rogers D. Geoffrey Kunselman 50. 1993 July 7-8 Campground William J. Prince Herbert L. Rogers D. Geoffrey Kunselman 51. 1994 July 13-14 Campground Paul G. Cunningham Herbert L. Rogers D. Geoffrey Kunselman 52. 1995 July 12-13 Campground Paul G. Cunningham Herbert L. Rogers D. Geoffrey Kunselman 53. 1996 July 10-11 Campground James H. Diehl Richard L. Jordan Larry W. McNutt 54. 1997 July 8-10 Campground James H. Diehl Richard L. Jordan Herb Zuercher 55. 1998 July 7-9 Grove City Jim L. Bond Richard L. Jordan Herb Zuercher 56. 1999 May 6-8 Grove City Jim L. Bond Richard L. Jordan Herb Zuercher 57. 2000 May 4-6 Grove City Jerry D. Porter Richard L. Jordan Herb Zuercher 58. 2001 May 3–5 Grove City Jerry D. Porter Richard L. Jordan Herb Zuercher 59. 2002 May 2–4 Grove City W. Talmadge Johnson Richard L. Jordan Herb Zuercher 60. 2003 May 1–3 Grove City W. Talmadge Johnson Richard L. Jordan Herb Zuercher 61. 2004 May 7-8 Grove City Jesse C. Middendorf Richard L. Jordan Herb Zuercher 62. 2005 May 6-7 Grove City Jesse C. Middendorf Richard L. Jordan Herb Zuercher 63. 2006 May 12-13 Grove City Paul G. Cunningham Richard L. Jordan Tim Throckmorton 64. 2007 May 11-12 Grove City Paul G. Cunningham Richard L. Jordan Tim Throckmorton 65. 2008 April 24-26 Grove City James H. Diehl Richard L. Jordan Tim Throckmorton 66. 2009 April 23-24 Grove City James H. Diehl Trevor Johnston Tim Throckmorton 67. 2010 April 22-23 Grove City Jerry D. Porter Trevor Johnston Tim Throckmorton 68. 2011 April 14-15 Grove City Jerry D. Porter Trevor Johnston Tim Throckmorton 69. 2012 April 19-20 Grove City Eugénio R. Duarte Trevor Johnston Jeffery J. Gray 70. 2013 April 11-12 Grove City Eugénio R. Duarte Trevor Johnston Jeffery J. Gray

TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. Official Directory ....................................................................... 1

A. District Officers .................................................................... 1

B. Other District Services ......................................................... 2

C. District Boards and Standing Committees ............................ 2

D. Assembly Committees ......................................................... 5

E. District Auxiliary Organizations ............................................ 6

F. Compassionate Ministry Centers Directory .......................... 9

G. District Zones ..................................................................... 10

H. Church Directory ................................................................ 11

I. Ordained Elders ................................................................. 48

J. Ordained Deacons ............................................................. 60

K. Licensed Ministers ............................................................. 61

L. Commissioned Evangelists ................................................. 66

M. Registered Evangelists ....................................................... 66

N. Evangelism Service Retired ................................................ 66

O. Commissioned Song Evangelists ........................................ 66

P. Ministerial Role Codes ....................................................... 66

II. General Information ............................................................... 67

III. Outline of Ministry Preparation .............................................. 69

IV. Daily Proceedings .................................................................... 73

V. Reports ................................................................................... 81

A. District Officers .................................................................. 81

1. District Superintendent ................................................. 81

2. District NMI President ................................................... 88

3. District SDMI Chairman ................................................. 89

4. District NYI President .................................................... 93

B. District Boards and Committees ........................................ 95

1. District Advisory Board ................................................. 95

2. Ministerial Credentials Board ........................................ 98

3. Ministerial Studies Board ............................................ 100

4. Camp Meeting Trustees Board .................................... 101

5. Logan Conference Center Board ................................. 102

6. District Mission Strategy Team ................................... 103

7. Central Ohio Multicultural Outreach Board ................ 104

C. Assembly Committees ..................................................... 106

1. Finance ....................................................................... 106

2. Memoirs ..................................................................... 114

3. Pastoral Support and Ministerial Benefits ................... 115

VI. Minutes of the Conventions .................................................. 117

A. NYI Convention ................................................................ 117

B. NMI Convention ............................................................... 118

VII. Financial and Statistical ......................................................... 121

A. District Treasurer’s Report ............................................... 121

B. Independent Auditors Report .......................................... 126

C. Comparative Balance Sheet ............................................. 133

D. Supplemental Statistical Report ....................................... 135

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I. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

Church of the Nazarene International Headquarters—Global Ministry Center, 17001 Prairie

Star Parkway, Lenexa, KS 66220 (913-577-0500)

Nazarene Publishing House—P.O. Box 419527, Kansas City, MO 64141 (816-931-1900; toll

free: 1-800-877-0700)

Mount Vernon Nazarene University—800 Martinsburg Rd., Mount Vernon, OH 43050

(740-392-6868)

NMI Prayer Mobilization Line (913-577-2990)

A. DISTRICT OFFICERS

Presiding General Superintendent—Dr. Eugénio Duarte, 17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lenexa,

KS 66220

District Superintendent—Rev. Trevor Johnston (Mary), P.O. Box 279, Grove City, OH 43123

([email protected]; 614-539-6812)

District Office—(Mail: P.O. Box 279) 5004 Hoover Rd., Grove City, OH 43123

([email protected]; fax: 614-539-6813; 614-539-6812)

District Superintendent Emeritus—Dr. Herbert L. Rogers (Charlotte) (served from 1989-1995),

2572 Landings Way, Grove City, OH 43123 (614-875-6628)

District Assistant—Rev. William Vinson (Jan), P. O. Box 279, Grove City, OH 43123


District Secretary—Rev. Jeffery J. Gray, 650 Walhonding Ave., Logan, OH 43138


District Treasurer—Mr. Carl R. Styers, 44 Zellers Lane, Pataskala, OH 43062


District Office Secretary—Mrs. Pam Masters, 92 Runkle Dr., Pataskala, OH 43062


District NMI President—Mrs. Betty Neighborgall, 6270 Taylor Rd., Blacklick, OH 43004


District NYI President—Rev. R. David Gray, 5034 Nelson Dr., South Bloomfield, OH 43103


Chairman, Sunday School Ministries—Mr. Robert Shoultz, 833 St. Margaret’s Rd., Chillicothe,

OH 45601 ([email protected]; 740-775-7869, cell: 740-703-7869)

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B. OTHER DISTRICT SERVICES

Home Missions Revolving Fund Treasurer—Carl R. Styers, 44 Zellers Lane, Pataskala, OH 43062

(740-927-1188)

Camp Meeting Treasurer—Rev. John E. Remmenga, P.O. Box 69, Grove City, OH 43123

(614-871-2763)

Logan Conference Center—30682 Chieftain Dr., Logan, OH 43138 (Mail: 30300 Chieftain Dr.)

For lodging reservations: www.cabinsinhocking.com; 740-331-4840)

Logan Conference Center Manager—Rev. Rodney Kuhn, 30300 Chieftain Dr., Logan, OH 43138


C. DISTRICT BOARDS AND STANDING COMMITTEES

Advisory Board

Trevor Johnston, chairman, P.O. Box 279, Grove City, OH 43123 (614-539-6812)

2014 Martin Dennis, 1340 Crest St., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068 (614-866-3605)

2014 James Lanning, 1211 Church St., Logan, OH 43138 (614-827-5834)

2015 Garry Proehl, P. O. Box 538, Wheelersburg, OH 45694 (740-574-2012)

2015 Jay Schlenker, 4101 Groveport Rd., Obetz, OH 43207 (614-409-1336)

2016 Wendell Brown, 2264 Walnut Creek Pk., Circleville, OH 43113 (740-474-7350)

2016 Jarrod Spalding, 3919 Brice Rd., Canal Winchester, OH 43110 (614-834-5831)

2014 Tom Duncan, 1760 Ste. Rte. 141, Gallipolis, OH 45631 (740-446-4196)

2014 David Poole, 2575 Vernal Dr., Grove City, OH 43123 (614-875-3037)

2015 Cathie Cherry, 6200 Bay Brook Ct., Canal Winchester, OH 43110 (614-563-4394)

2015 Beverly Smith, 6180 Clover Valley Rd., Johnstown, OH 43031 (740-967-0098)

2016 Tim Barlow, 15689 Ste. Rte. 595, Logan, OH 43138 (740-385-7430)

2016 Charlie Brisker, 220 Tick Ridge Rd., Wheelersburg, OH 45694 (740-776-6279)

Ministerial Credentials


Jeffery Gray, secretary, 650 Walhonding Ave., Logan, OH 43138 ([email protected];

740-385-5360)

Jerry Carpenter, P.O. Box 856, Chillicothe, OH 45601 (740-773-1526)

Vera Davis, 536 Camdenway Ct., Columbus, OH 43123 (248-416-6227)

Martin Dennis, 1340 Crest St., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068 (614-866-3605)

G. Ann Forbes, P. O. Box 136, Vinton, OH 45686 (740-388-8709)

Robert Hale, 2318 S. Fourth St., Ironton, OH 45638 (740-532-3413)

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Robert Morrison, 5707 Olentangy River Rd., Columbus, OH 43235 (614-451-4412)

Geraldine “Gerri” Nugent, 6260 Taylor Rd., Blacklick, OH 43004 (614-501-3988)

Michael Percell, P.O. Box 457, Wheelersburg, OH 45694-0457 (740-821-3312)

Jay Schlenker, 4101 Groveport Rd., Obetz, OH 43207 (614-409-1336)

William VanMeter Jr., P.O. Box 1466, Hebron, OH 43025 (740-927-5434)

Ministerial Studies

James Miller, chairman, 739 Francis St., Zanesville, OH 43701 (740-453-4010)

Walter Gessner, secretary, 3095 Maysville Pike, Zanesville, OH 43701 (740-452-5510)

Dale Benson, 4770 Hoover Rd., Grove City, OH 43123 (614-875-2551)

Wendell Brown, 2264 Walnut Creek Pk., Circleville, OH 43113 (740-474-7350)

Jennifer Leonard, 5707 Olentangy River Rd., Columbus, OH 43235 (614-451-4412)

Philip Manson, P. O. Box 181, Pickerington, OH 43147 (614-837-8824)

Gary Reiss, 8100 Hazelton-Etna Rd., Pataskala, OH 43062 (740-927-8614)

William Roth, P.O. Box 488, McArthur, OH 45651 (740-596-4461)

Malcolm Schoener, 3669 Leap Rd., Hilliard, OH 43026 (614-876-4933)

Bobby Taylor, 1422 Rosemount Rd., Portsmouth, OH 45662 (740-354-3511)

Michael Vallangeon, 1066 Bellows Ave., Columbus, OH 43223 (614-228-1262)

Mount Vernon Nazarene University Trustees

Trevor Johnston, ex officio, P.O. Box 279, Grove City, OH 43123 (614-539-6812)

2014 Larry McNutt, 6000 Johnstown Rd., New Albany, OH 43054 (614-855-1921)

2016 Steve Suttles, 10320 Ste. Rte. 62, Orient, OH 43146 (614-877-3677)

2015 Kayla Bosworth, 414 Ruffin Dr., Galloway, OH 43119 (614-870-0944)

2016 Chris Weghorst, 13265 Tollgate Rd., Pickerington, OH 43147 (614-834-0140

Camp Meeting Trustees

Mark Clingan, Chairman, P. O. Box 2554, Lancaster, OH 43130 (740-756-4433)

2014 Wendell Brown, 2264 Walnut Creek Pk., Circleville, OH 43113 (740-474-7350)

2015 Larry Bradley, 9115 First Gate, Reynoldsburg, OH 43068 (614-856-3733)

2016 Charles McKenzie, 492 Church St., Chillicothe, OH 45601

2016 Peg Thompson, 273 Ludwig Dr., Circleville, OH 43113 (740-474-7409)

2017 Jeffery Gray, 650 Walhonding Ave., Logan, OH 43138 (740-385-5360)

2017 Shannon Hutchison, PO Box 86, Syracuse, OH 45779 (740-992-2514)

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Logan Conference Center Board of Trustees

Trevor Johnston, Chairman, P.O. Box 279, Grove City OH 43123 (614-539-6812)

John Grimm, President, 2091 Farmsbury Dr., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068


Ryan Young, Secretary, 522 Corn Rd., Vinton, OH 45686

Wendell Brown, 2264 Walnut Creek Pk., Circleville, OH 43113 ([email protected];

740-474-7350)

Cathie Cherry, 6200 Bay Brook Ct., Canal Winchester, OH 43110 (614-563-4394)

Mark Clingan, P.O. Box 2554, Lancaster, OH 43130 ([email protected]; 740-756-4433)

Thomas Gates, 650 Walhonding Ave., Logan, OH 43138 ([email protected];

740-385-5360)

Steve Harden, 40 Bowers Ct., Logan, OH 43138 ([email protected];

740-385-9489)

William Roth, P.O. Box 488, McArthur, OH 45651 ([email protected]; 740-596-4461)

Mission Strategy Team

James Lanning, team leader, 1211 Church St., Logan, OH 43138 ([email protected];

614-827-5834)

Wendell Brown, 2264 Walnut Creek Pk., Circleville, OH 43113 ([email protected];

740-474-7350)

Mark Clingan, P.O. Box 2554, Lancaster, OH 43130 ([email protected]; 740-756-4433)

Martin Dennis, 1340 Crest St., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068 ([email protected];

614-866-3605)

Cathy Manson, 3211 Mahaffey Ct., Pickerington, OH 43147 ([email protected];

614-837-8824)

Larry McNutt, 6000 Johnstown Rd., New Albany, OH 43054 ([email protected];

614-855-1921)

Kevin Meyers, 3669 Leap Rd., Hilliard, OH 43026 ([email protected]; 614-876-4933)

Mike Percell, P.O. Box 457, Wheelersburg, OH 45694 ([email protected]; 740-821-3312)

Garry Proehl, P. O. Box 538, Wheelersburg, OH 45694 (740-574-2012)

William Vinson, P. O. Box 279, Grove City, OH 43123 ([email protected]; 614-539-6812)

Church Planters:

Jack Johnson, 730 S. Yearling Rd., Columbus, OH 43213 ([email protected];

614-231-6547)

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Jarrod Spalding, 3919 Brice Rd., Canal Winchester, OH 43110 ([email protected];

614-834-5831)

Steve Suttles, 10320 Ste. Rte. 62, Orient, Oh 43146 ([email protected];

614-877-3677)

Central Ohio Multicultural Outreach (COMO)

Bill Vinson, Executive Director, P. O. Box 279, Grove City, OH 43123 ([email protected]; 614-

539-6812)

Janet Walker, Secretary and Grant Specialist, 3792 Cypress Creek Dr., Columbus, OH 43228


Michael Durst, Latin American Outreach and Treasurer, 355 Cherrington Rd., Westerville, OH

43081 ([email protected]; 614-882-2148)

Vera Davis, District Multicultural Church Planter, P.O. Box 279, Grove City, OH 43123


Felipe Ferreira, Ministry Representative for Generation Y, 1389 E. Cooke Rd., Columbus, OH

43224 (614-447-0550)

Christopher Fleece, Muslim Outreach, 1389 E. Cooke Rd., Columbus, OH 43224


James L. Rose, Cross-Cultural American Outreach, 3263 Riverpoint Ct., Columbus, OH 43223


Eun Ho Kim, Asian Outreach, 5441 Sunbury Rd., Columbus, OH 43230


Court of Appeals

Trevor Johnston, ex officio, P.O. Box 279, Grove City, OH 43123 (614-539-6812)

Larry McNutt, 6000 Johnstown Rd., New Albany, OH 43054 (614-855-1921)

Robert Morrison, 5707 Olentangy River Rd., Columbus, OH 43235 (614-451-4412)

Carl Styers, 44 Zellers Lane, Pataskala, OH 43062 (740-927-1188)

D. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES

Auditing

Charles F. Brisker, chairman, 220 Tick Ridge Rd., Wheelersburg, OH 45694 (740-776-6279)

John Grimm, 2091 Farmsbury Dr., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068 (614-861-5970)

Robert L. Shoultz, 833 St. Margaret’s Rd., Chillicothe, OH 45601 (740-775-7869)

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Finance


Charles Brisker, 220 Tick Ridge Rd., Wheelersburg, OH 45694 (740-776-6279)

Martin Dennis, 1340 Crest St., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068 (614-866-3605)


Barbara Hart, 349 Shadwell Dr., Circleville, OH 43113 (740-474-5622)

Phillip Kizzee, 5707 Olentangy River Rd., Columbus, OH 43235 (614-451-4412)

James Lanning, 1211 Church St., Logan, OH 43138 (614-827-5834)

Larry McNutt, 6000 Johnstown Rd., New Albany, OH 43054 (614-855-1921)

Robert Shoultz, 833 St. Margaret’s Rd., Chillicothe, OH 45601 (740-775-7869)

Carl Styers, 44 Zellers Lane, Pataskala, OH 43062 (740-927-1188)

Pastoral Support and Ministerial Benefits

Robert L. Shoultz, chairman, 833 St. Margaret’s Rd., Chillicothe, OH 45601 (740-775-7869)

Pam Cunningham, secretary, 32 Coventry Dr., Chillicothe, OH 45601

Charles F. Brisker, 220 Tick Ridge Rd., Wheelersburg, OH 45694 (740-776-6279)

Warren Collins, 9431 York Rd., Pataskala, OH 43062 (740-927-8714)


Barbara Hart, 349 Shadwell Dr., Circleville, OH 43113 (740-474-5622)

Paul Rennick, 567 Tanglewood Dr., Wheelersburg, OH 45694 (740-776-3369)

Carl R. Styers, 44 Zellers Lane, Pataskala, OH 43062 (740-927-1188)

E. DISTRICT AUXILIARY ORGANIZATIONS

District Board of Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries

SDMI Chairman—Robert Shoultz, 833 St. Margaret’s Road, Chillicothe, OH 45601

([email protected]; 740-775-7869; cell: 740-703-7869)

Trevor Johnston, District Superintendent, ex officio, P.O. Box 279, Grove City, OH 43123

(614-539-6812)

Betty Neighborgall, NMI President, ex officio, 6270 Taylor Road, Blacklick, OH 43004

(614-755-4801)

Director of Children’s Ministries—Kim Bobb, 6000 Johnstown Rd., New Albany, OH 43054


Director of Adult Ministries—James Miller, 7250 Pinecrest Dr., Zanesville, OH 43701


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Director of Youth Ministries—R. David Gray, 5034 Nelson Dr., South Bloomfield, OH 43103


Director of CLT—Nelson Sharp, 14985 Beaver Pike, Jackson, OH 45640 ([email protected];

740-286-3569)

Workshop & Training Coordinator—Mike Percell, P. O. Box 457, Wheelersburg, OH 45694

(740-821-3312)

Secretary—Beth Styers, 44 Zellers Lane, Pataskala, OH 43062 (740-927-1188)

Treasurer—Carl Styers, 44 Zellers Lane, Pataskala, OH 43062 (740-927-1188)

Elected Officers

Elders: 2014 Jack Johnson, 739 Yearling Rd., Columbus, OH 43213 (614-231-6547)

2015 Michael Percell, P. O. Box 457, Wheelersburg, OH 45694-0457 (740-821-3312)

2016 Mike Vallangeon, 1066 Bellows Ave., Columbus, OH 43223 (614-228-1262)

Lay: 2014 Rebecca Hutchison, P. O. Box 87, Syracuse, OH 45779 (740-444-5093)

2015 Melissa Barlow, 27 Carroll Ave., Jackson, OH 45640 (740-288-3613)

2016 Damaris Mosley, 17440 Lockbourne East, Ashville, OH 43103 (740-983-4733)

Children’s Ministries Council

Director of Children’s Ministries & Children’s Camp—Kim Bobb, 6000 Johnstown Rd., New

Albany, OH 43054 ([email protected]; 614-855-1921)

Director of Children’s Quizzing—Darlene Thomas, 3077 Escott St., Grove City, OH 43123


Director of Children’s Camp—Kim Bobb, 6000 Johnstown Rd., New Albany, OH 43054


Adult Ministries Council

Director of Adult Ministries—James Miller, 739 Francis St., Zanesville, OH 43701


Directors of Marriage and Family Life – Robert and Frances Collins, 9339 York Rd. S.W.,

Pataskala, OH 43062 (740-927-4435)

Director of Singles’ Ministries—Sue Pyles, 2127 S. 9th St., Ironton, OH 45638 (740-237-2810)

Director of Men’s Ministries—Bryan Malott, P. O. Box 201, Oak Hill, OH 45656


Director of Women’s Ministries—Sue Pyles, 2127 S. 9th St., Ironton, OH 45638


Director of Prime Timers—Sue Pyles, 2127 S. 9th St., Ironton, OH 45638 (740-237-2810)

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NYI Officers

President– R. David Gray, 5034 Nelson Dr., South Bloomfield, OH 43103


Vice President– Calebb Proehl, 2294 Turtle Creek Dr., Columbus, OH 43235


Secretary – Josh Porterfield, 1364 Wagy Sq., Pataskala, OH 43062 ([email protected];

614-855-1921)

Treasurer—Joe Buxie, 2126 Scenic Dr., Lancaster, OH 43130 ([email protected];

740-681-9177)

Early Youth Representatives—Nate Depray, Kimmy Carroll

Senior Youth Representatives—Sara Adkins, Maddie Cogan

College and Career Representatives—Ben Evans, Gary Webb

NMI Officers

President—Betty Neighborgall, 6270 Taylor Rd., Blacklick, OH 43004


Vice President—Jean Watters, P.O. Box 213, South Webster, OH 45682 ([email protected];

740-778-1330)

Secretary—Edson Myers, 595 Mead McNeer Rd., Wheelersburg, OH 45694


Treasurer—Kyle Sharp, 154 Poplar St., Pickerington, OH 43147 ([email protected];

614-833-3717)

Education: Carol Lee Carpenter, 28 N. Shore Dr., Chillicothe, OH 45601


Discipleship: Deanna Gingrich, 373 Manderly Ct., Powell, OH 43065 ([email protected];

614-764-9670)

Giving: Terry Schmelzenbach, 158 Wells Ave., Marietta, OH 45750 ([email protected];

740-373-5406)

Prayer: Tron Emptage, 1057 Kirk Ave., Worthington, OH 43085 (tron.emptage@progressive-

medical.com; 614-848-6242)

District Zone Coordinator: Linda Cooper, 317 Sycamore Ridge, Gahanna, OH 43230


Deputation Secretary: Janet Walker, 3699 Hilliard Station Rd., Hilliard, OH 43026


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Compassion Ministries Coord.: John Karg, 5662 Ste. Rte. 762, Ashville, OH 43130


W/W Club Coord.: Gerri Nugent, 6260 Taylor Rd., Blacklick, OH 43004


Work & Witness Coord.: Rev. Bill Vinson, 3287 Belstead Dr., Grove City, OH 43123


Zone Coordinators:

Circleville Zone: Karen Frey, 670 Garden Pkwy., Circleville, OH 43113


Columbus East Zone: Renee Johnson, 12210 Basil Rd., Baltimore, OH 4310


Columbus West Zone: Pam Ondera, 2780 Sweet Clover Ln., Galena, OH

43021([email protected]; 740-965-2652)

Ironton Zone: Gara Adkins, 110Lea St., South Point, OH 45680 ([email protected];

606-923-5792)

Jackson Zone: Heather Malott, 780 Rock Run Rd., Jackson, OH 45640

([email protected], 740-688-9490)

Logan Zone: Becky Todd, 14527 Ste. Rte. 328, Logan, OH 43138


Marietta Zone: Terry Schmelzenbach, 158 Wells St., Marietta, OH 45750

([email protected], 740-373-1733)

Meigs-Gallia Zone: Sharon Harmon, 1145 Second Ave., Gallipolis, OH 45631


Newark-Zanesville Zone: Mary Dorfe, P.O. Box 121, White Cottage, OH 43791

([email protected]; 740-819-2137 and Evelyn Sidle, 275 Darla Dr. N.E.,

Newark, OH 43055 ([email protected])

Portsmouth Zone: Jean Watters, P.O. Box 213, South Webster, OH 45682


F. COMPASSIONATE MINISTRY CENTERS DIRECTORY

Fountain of Hope Community (Began 1991)

Location—(Mail: PO Box 6392, Columbus, OH 43206) 967 E. Livingston Ave., Columbus, OH

43205 (Fax: 614-258-4551; Phone: 614-258-6526)

Executive Director—Josephus Foster, 1889 Defford Ct., Columbus, OH 43227

Email: [email protected]

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Lower Lights Christian Health Center (Began 2002) (www.llchc.org)

Location—1251 West Broad Street, Columbus, OH 43222 (Fax: 614-274-1433;

614-274-1455)

Chief Executive Officer—Dr. Dana Vallangeon ([email protected]) (614-499-2042)

Volunteer Information: Josh Huff ([email protected])

Additional information or speaker for your church:

Curtis Wilson, Development Director ([email protected])

Lower Lights Ministries (Began 1991) (www.lower-lights.org)

Location—1066 Bellows Ave., Columbus, OH 43223 (Fax: 614-228-1255; 614-228-3855)

Chief Executive Officer—Janet Ruark

Chief Financial Officer—David Gay

Email: [email protected]

The Potter’s House Ministries, Inc. (www.jesusthenazarene.com)

Location—5409 Winchester Ave., Portsmouth, OH 45662 ([email protected];

740-776-4004)

Executive Director—Anita Casper

Board President & Compassionate Ministry Pastor—Edson Myers

G. DISTRICT ZONES

Circleville, Chad Johnson, Coordinator

Circleville First, Darby Creek (Darbydale, Darbyville, Southwest), Grove City, Obetz,

Columbus East, Martin Dennis, Coordinator

Columbus Cooke Road, Columbus Crossroads Community, Columbus Korean Soh Mang,

Columbus Shepherd, Columbus Whitehall, Dayspring Community, , New Albany First,

Pataskala, Pickerington, Reynoldsburg, Westerville

Columbus West, Malcolm Schoener, Coordinator

Columbus First, Columbus Northwest, Columbus West Broad, Hilliard, Lifepoint, Lower

Lights Community

Ironton, Jeff Canfield, Coordinator

Chesapeake, Coal Grove, Hanging Rock, Ironton Faith United, Ironton First, South Point,

Sunrise

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Jackson, Jerry Carpenter, Coordinator

Chillicothe First, Chillicothe Westside, Jackson First, McArthur, Oak Hill, Waverly,

Wellston

Logan, Mark Clingan, Coordinator

Gloryland, Lancaster Gateway, Logan, Nelsonville, Point Rock, The Plains/Athens

Community

Marietta, Terry Schmelzenbach, Coordinator

Belpre, Chesterhill, Marietta First, McConnelsville, Waterford

Meigs-Gallia, Russ Carson, Coordinator

Chester, Gallipolis First, Middleport, Pomeroy, Reedsville Fellowship, Rutland, Syracuse

Newark-Zanesville, Steve Dupler, Coordinator

Dresden, Grace Community, Hebron, Newark First, Roseville, South Zanesville, Toboso,

Thornville Community, Zanesville First, Zanesville Northside

Portsmouth, Garry Proehl, Coordinator

Cornerstone, Minford, New Boston First, Plymouth Heights, Portsmouth First,

Portsmouth Rosemount, Portsmouth Sciotoville, Rarden

H. CHURCH DIRECTORY

Belpre (Organized 1942) (009-0050)

Location—1301 Putnam Howe Dr., Belpre, OH 45714 (www.belprenaz.org; fax: 740-423-8945;

740-423-8945)

Pastor—(1/30/11) Matthew Morrison (Beth), 1301½ Putnam Howe Dr., Belpre, OH

45714-2227 ([email protected]; 740-401-9457)

Prime Time Min. Dir.—Paul & Mina Stoneking, 466 Calder Ridge Rd., Belpre, OH 45714

(740-423-5893)

NMI Pres.—Charlene Myers, 816 Ruble Ave., Belpre, OH 45714 (740-315-5101)

NYI Pres.—Shelia Dugan, 10115 Ste. Rte. 339, Vincent, OH 45784 (740-678-7383)

Church Board Sec.—Shelia Dugan, 10115 Ste. Rte. 339, Vincent, OH 45784 (740-678-7383)

Church Treas.—Felicia Welch, 239 Hollywood Dr., Little Hocking, OH 45742 (304-615-0580)

Chesapeake (Organized 1942) (009-0110)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 512) 817 3rd Ave., Chesapeake, OH 45619-0512 (740-867-4337)

Pastor—(1/20/13) James W. Planck (Erica), 30 Township Rd. 1482, Chesapeake, OH 45619


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NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Paula Murphy, 194 Township Rd. 1119, Chesapeake, OH 45619

([email protected]; 740-867-3369; cellular 304-544-1695)

NMI Pres.—Erica Planck, 30 Township Rd. 1482, Chesapeake, OH 45619

([email protected])Prime Time Dir.—Donna Riddle, 103 Township Road 1043,

Chesapeake, OH 45619 (740-867-4805)

Church Board Sec.—Patty Lake, P. O. Box 704, Chesapeake, OH 45619


Church Treas.—Paul Murphy, 194 Township Rd. 119, Chesapeake, OH 45619


Chester (Organized 1961) (009-0105)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 107, Chester, OH 45720) 46627 State Route 248, Long Bottom, OH,

45743

Pastor—(11/15/09) Warren Lukens (Marcy), P. O. Box 107, Chester, OH 45720


SS Supt.—Douglas Bissell, P.O. Box 178, Tuppers Plains, OH 45780 (740-667-3372)

NMI Pres.—Caryl Pooler, Rte. 3, Pomeroy, OH 45769 (740-985-4150)

Church Board Sec.—Caryl Pooler, Rte. 3, Pomeroy, OH 45769 (740-985-4150)

Church Treas.—Macel Barton, 39079 Success Rd., Reedsville, OH 45772 (740-667-3107)

Chesterhill (Organized 1948) (009-0120)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 5) Ste. Rte. 377, Chesterhill, OH 43728 (740-554-5454)

Pastor – (6/2/13) Dianne Chapman-Pettit, 377 Hoffman Ln., Waverly, OH 45690

([email protected]; 740-648-8047)SS Supt.—Albert Hill, 988 Buchanan Rd., Waterford,

OH 45786 (740-749-3097)

NMI Pres.—Donna Hill, P.O. Box 5, Chesterhill, OH 43728 (740-749-3097)

Church Treas.—Donna Hill, P.O. Box 5, Chesterhill, OH 43728 (740-749-3097)

Chillicothe First (Organized 1929) (009-0140)

Location—781 Madison Ave., Chillicothe, OH 45601 (www.chillnaz.org; 740-775-1257)

Pastor—(06/01/08) Jason Everidge (Sherry), 802 Monroe Ave., Chillicothe, OH 45601


SS Supt.—Elsie Shrader, 6375 Charleston Pk., Chillicothe, OH 45601 (740-775-3344)

NYI Pres.—Lisa Franco, 781 Madison Ave., Chillicothe, OH 45601 (740-701-3491)

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Family Life Ministries Dir.—Sherry Everidge, 802 Monroe Ave., Chillicothe, OH 45601

([email protected])

Prime Time Min. Dir.—Betty Davis, 1190 England Hollow Rd., Chillicothe, OH 45601

(740-775-3166)

NMI Pres.—Larry Scheeler, 67 Clayburne Blvd., Chillicothe, OH 45601 (740-772-4443)

Church Board Sec.—Cherie Greenwalt, 7697 Marietta Rd., Chillicothe, OH 45601

(740-774-4019)

Church Treas.—Heather Glandon (740-649-9755)

Chillicothe Westside (Organized 1956) (009-0141)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 856) 730 Orange St., Chillicothe, OH 45601


Pastor—(4/10/05) Jerry L. Carpenter (Carol), 28 N. Shore Dr., Chillicothe, OH 45601

(740-804-2224)

Outreach/Evangelism Team Leader—Carol Chaney, 67 South Main, Kingston, OH 45644


Children’s/NYI Pastor—Jeremy Schinkle, 95 Claybourne Blvd., Chillicothe, OH 45601

(740-466-5362)

Discipleship Ministries Team—Judy Snyder, 3580 Ste. Rte. 207, Chillicothe, OH 45602

(740-779-2395)

Worship and Program Team—Kathy Hopkins, 874 W. Fairview St., Chillicothe, OH 45601

(740-637-7697)

Prime Time Dir.—David Brownfield, 70 Willow Creek Rd., Chillicothe, OH 45601

(740-775-2481)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Carol Lee Carpenter, 28 North Shore Dr., Chillicothe, OH 45601

(740-804-9199)

NMI Pres.—Carol Lee Carpenter, 28 North Shore Dr., Chillicothe, OH 45601 (740-804-9199)

Work and Witness Coord.—Jerry Carpenter, 28 North Shore Dr., Chillicothe, OH 45601

(740-804-2224)

Buildings/Properties Team—Gene Donahue, 703 Orange St., Chillicothe, OH 45601

Church Board Sec.—Linda Brownfield, 70 Willow Creek Rd., Chillicothe, OH 45601

(740-775-2481)

Church Treas.—Robert Shoultz, 833 St. Margaret’s Rd., Chillicothe, OH 45601 (740-775-7869)

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Circleville First (Organized 1929) (009-0150)

Location—2264 Walnut Creek Pike, Circleville, OH 43113-2124 (www.circlevillenaz.org;

[email protected]; fax: 740-420-3910; 740-474-7350)

Pastor—(5/3/09) Wendell Brown (Tammi), 1030 Ridge Dr., Circleville, OH 43113


Executive Dir.—Richard Coyan, 573 Willow Ln., Circleville, OH 43113 (740-477-5674)

Worship Pastor—Zach Carpenter, 231 Westwood, Circleville, OH 43113


Childcare/School Administrator—Mike Fluhart, 3295 Farmbrook Dr., Grove City, OH 43123

(614-539-9238)

Children’s Pastor—David Tripp, 5165 Bell Station Rd., Circleville, OH 43113 (256-658-2015)

Youth Pastor—R. David Gray, 5034 Nelson Dr., South Bloomfield, OH 43103 (740-983-0229)

Communications/Connections Pastor—Jason Stone, 375 Lawnwood Dr., Circleville, OH 43113

(740-420-7485)

Preschool/Nursery Coord. —Toni Miller, 446 Brookhaven Place, Circleville, OH 43113


S.S. Supt.—Curtis Christopher, 9759 Cordle Ln., Stoutsville, OH 43154 (740-412-0906)

NMI Pres.—Bob Blankenship, 7645 US Rte. 22E, Circleville, OH 43113 (740-601-3961)

Prayer Min.—Damaris Mosley, 17440 Lockbourne East, Ashville, OH 43103 (740-983-4733)

Church Board Sec.— Church Treas.—Mark Landis, 515 Sycamore Dr., Circleville, OH 43113

(740-477-6067)

Coal Grove (Organized 1942) (009-0490)

Location—135 Center St., Coal Grove, OH 45638 (740-532-0685)

Pastor—(2/4/07), Jeff Canfield (Tonna), 2607 Chessie Dr., Ashland, KY 41102


Music Dir.—Larry McDaniel, 103 Brammer Dr., Coal Grove, OH 45638 (740-532-2661)

SS Supt.—Kathy Schiltz, 7618 Ohio River Rd., Apt. B, Wheelersburg, OH 45694 (740-876-9549)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Pat Johnson, 2525 S. 3rd St., Ironton, OH 45638 (740-646-1906)

Caravan—Pat Johnson, 2525 S. 3rd St., Ironton, OH 45638 (740-646-1906)

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Chris Abrams, 110 Lane St., Coal Grove, OH 45638 (740-646-4041)

Prime Time Min. Dir.—Bill Lightner, 902 S. 7th St., Ironton, OH 45638 (740-532-0592)

Single Adult Min. Dir.—Carol Adkins, 647 Pike St., Coal Grove, OH 45638 (740-532-3369)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Tonna Canfield, 2607 Chessie Dr., Ashland, KY 41102 (606-922-4595)

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NMI Pres.—Tonna Canfield, 2607 Chessie Dr., Ashland, KY 41102 (606-922-4595)

Work & Witness Coord.—Lillian Gates, 316 Greenup Rd., Russell, KY 41169 (606-836-8759)

CLT Dir.—Andalene Adams, 112 Lane St., Coal Grove, OH 45638 (740-394-0058)

Nursery Dir.—Vickie McDaniel, 103 Brammer Dr., Coal Grove, OH 45638 (740-532-2661)

Bus Ministry—Dave Rigsby, 217 St. Charles St., Coal Grove, OH 45638 (740-532-5657)

Praise Team Dir.—Bonnie Pemberton, 1884 Ste. Rte. 243, Ironton, OH 45638 (740-532-3282)

Food Pantry Coord.—Brenton Massie, 2903 S. 12th St., Ironton, OH 45638 (740-532-1935)

Church Board Sec.—Larry McDaniel, 103 Brammer Dr., Coal Grove, OH 45638 (740-532-2661)

Church Treas.—Cindy Baldridge, 6983 E. Front St., Portsmouth, OH 45662 (740-357-1221)

Columbus Cooke Road (Organized 1945) (009-0180)

Location—1389 E. Cooke Rd., Columbus, OH 43224-2061 (614-447-0550)

Pastor—(3/1/12) Christopher Fleece (Buffy), 1375 E. Cooke Rd., Columbus, OH 43224


Intercultural Pastor—Ferreira, Felipe A., 1389 E. Cooke Rd., Columbus, OH 43224-2061


SS Supt.—David Schrappe, 1711 Ward Rd., Columbus, OH 43224 ([email protected];

614-580-1284)

NMI Pres.—Christine Stinecipher, 812 Brixham Rd., Columbus, OH 43204 (614-670-5940)

Church Board Sec.—Jennifer Schrappe, 1711 Ward Rd., Columbus, OH 43224


Church Treas.—Chris Leimbach, 154 Ferris Rd., Apt. C2, Columbus, OH 43224


Columbus Crossroads Community (Organized 2002) (009-0185)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 28, Groveport, OH 43125) 1729 Hillcrest Ave., Obetz, OH 43207


Pastor—(1/1/97) Robert W. McCorkle II (Cindy), 2310 E. Howard Rd., Obetz, OH 43207

(614-492-0270)

Youth Pastor—D. Scott Brown, 8306 Sea Star Dr., Blacklick, OH 43004 (614-751-0234)

Music Dir.—Marla Oppenheimer, 3961 Sweet Shadow Ave., Gahanna, OH 43230

(614-746-6169)

Church Board Sec.—Cheryl Geary, 2660 Buggywhip Ln., Columbus, OH 43207 (614-315-6286)

Church Treas.—Rob Platte, 371 Woodside Dr. SW, Pataskala, OH 43062 (740-927-0972)

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Columbus First (Organized 1914) (009-0170)

Location—142 King Ave., Columbus, OH 43201 ([email protected]; 614-294-4717)

Pastor—(11/3/2006) Josh T. Lively (Susan), 1012 Harwood Dr., Columbus, OH 43228


Pastor of Prime Time Min.—Gerri Nugent (Herb), 6260 Taylor Rd., Blacklick, OH 43004


Music Dir.—Spenser Selbert, 9350 Roberts Rd., West Jefferson, OH 43162


NMI Pres.—Herb Nugent, 6260 Taylor Rd., Blacklick, OH 43004 ([email protected];

614-501-3988)

Children’s Dir.—Sue Lively, 1012 Harwood Dr., Columbus, OH 43228 ([email protected];

614-578-2251)

Men’s Min. Dir.—Justin Wood, 1000 Poling Dr., Columbus, OH 43224 (614-267-2975)

Church Board Sec.—Suzette Doak, 7228 Schoolcraft Dr., Dublin, OH 43017


Church Treas.—Michelle Simons, 3422 Partridge Pl., Apt. 102, Columbus, OH 43231


Columbus Korean Soh Mang (Organized 2004) (009-0191)

Location—5441 Sunbury Rd., Columbus, OH 43230 ([email protected]; 614-476-2272)

Pastor—(4/7/13) Eun Ho Kim (Ji Hee), 5441 Sunbury Rd., Columbus, OH 43230


Education Coordinator—Young Pil Ko, 8216 Old Ivory Way, Blacklick, OH 43004

NMI Pres.—Yon-Cha Cho, 4270 Morsetowne Ct., Columbus, OH 43219 (614-805-4817)

Church Board Sec.—Yon-Cha Cho, 4270 Morsetowne Ct., Columbus, OH 43219 (614-805-4817)

Church Treas.—In-Ho Sohn, 2355 Cove Point Ct., Powell, OH 43065

Columbus Northwest (Organized 1982) (009-0214)

Location—5707 Olentangy River Rd., Columbus, OH 43235 (www.northwestchurch.org;


Pastor—(6/1/03) Robert A. Morrison (Annie), 9319 Windy Creek Dr., Columbus, OH 43240


Administrative/Worship Pastor—Phillip Kizzee, 1131 Firth Ave., Worthington, OH 43085


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Youth Pastor—Calebb Proehl, 2294 Turtle Creek Dr., Columbus, OH 43235


Child Care Dir.—Bethany Nicholson, 8717 Olenbrook Dr., Lewis Center, OH 43035


Children’s Pastor—Jennifer Leonard, 255 S. Yale Ave., Columbus, OH 43223


NMI Co-Pres.—Tron & Ruth Emptage, 1057 Kirk Ave., Worthington, OH 43085

([email protected]; [email protected]; 614-848-6242)

Church Board Sec.—Gene Leviner, 862 Pineway Dr., Worthington, OH 43085


Church Treas.—Jeff Amrine, 3568 Greenville Dr., Lewis Center, OH 43035


Columbus Shepherd (Organized 1927) (009-0230)

Location—425 S. Hamilton Rd. at I-270 Ex. 37, Gahanna, OH 43230 (www.shepnaz.org;


Pastor—(4/2/07) Samuel Barber (Jill), 883 Harmony Dr., Gahanna, OH 43230


Executive Pastor—Tim Swanson (Debbie), 240 Trafalgar Ct., Gahanna, OH 43230

(614-471-3368)

Children’s Pastor—Julianna Stevens, 367 Rocky Fork Dr., Gahanna, OH 43230 (614-774-6062)

School & Daycare Admin.—Karen Moss, 554 Dunoon Dr., Gahanna, OH 43230 (614-471-0859)

Senior Adult Pastor—David Middendorf (Sharon), 938 Cordero Ln., Gahanna, OH 43230

(614-471-3368)

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Marcia Sweet, 1270 Venetian Way, Gahanna, OH 43230 (614-245-1003)

NMI Pres.—Gene Rogers, 265 Village Dr., Johnstown, OH 43031 (740-967-0943)

Church Board Sec.—Jon Sammons, 378 Buena Vista Dr., Johnstown, OH 43031 (614-579-4025)

Church Treas.—Scott Campbell, 2974 Minerva Lake Rd., Columbus, OH 43231 (614-895-8447)

Columbus West Broad (Organized 1954) (009-0250)

Location—(Mail: 7408 West Broad St., Galloway, OH 43119) 435 Amity Rd., Galloway, OH

43119 ([email protected]; 614-878-6127)

Pastor—(12/1/03) Wayne F. Beard (Evelyn), 4968 Hamden Way, Columbus, OH 43228

(614-878-6127)

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SS Supt.—Marie Hutchison, 231 Greenlake St., Galloway, OH 43119 (614-878-1292)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Kym Keeney, 457 N. Eureka Ave., Columbus, OH 43204 (614-276-6766)

Adult Min. Dir.—Marie Hutchison, 231 Greenlake St., Galloway, OH 43119 (614-878-1292)

NMI Pres.—Evelyn Beard, 4968 Hamden Way, Columbus, OH 43228 (614-878-6127)

Church Board Sec.—Marie Hutchison, 231 Greenlake St., Galloway, OH 43119 (614-878-1292)

Church Treas.—Dorothy Miller, 6166 Heritage Ln., Hilliard, OH 43026 (614-527-1377)

Columbus Whitehall (Organized 1953) (009-0260)

Location—739 S. Yearling Rd., Columbus, OH 43213 (www.whitehallnaz.org;


Pastor—(11/6/11) Jack R. Johnson (Renee), 12210 Basil Rd. NW, Baltimore, OH 43105


Education Dir.—Sharon Minton, 3020 Fleet Rd., Columbus, OH 43232


Missions Dir.—Renee Johnson, 12210 Basil Rd. NW, Baltimore, OH 43105


Prayer Dir.-Brenda Gould, 310 Jerico Rd. Apt 368, Pickerington, OH 43147


Properties Management Dir.-Ed VonDolln, 745 S. Yearling rd., Whitehall, OH 43213


Stewardship Dir.-Sue Anderson, 6211 Barberry Hollow, Columbus, OH 43213


Outreach Dir.-Terry pate, 685 Elaine Road, Whitehall, OH 43213 ([email protected];

614-515-1872)

Church Board Sec.—Joyce Braunstein, 4340 Amalia Pl., Columbus, OH 43227


Church Treas.—Pamela Wiles, 3963 Yukon Ave., Groveport, OH 43125

([email protected]; 614-863-1532)(;)

Cornerstone (Organized 1940) (009-1150)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 538) 12138 Gallia Pike Rd., Wheelersburg, OH 45694

(www.cornerstonenazarene.info; 740-574-2012)

Pastor—(12/26/96) Garry A. Proehl (Annette), 840 Dorrene Dr., Wheelersburg, OH 45694


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Assistant to Sr. Pastor—Jane Jarrells, 8528 Green St., Wheelersburg, OH 45694


Assistant Pastor-Padraic Ingle, 12108 Gallia Pk., Wheelersburg, OH 45694

([email protected]; 405-426-7796

Worship Pastor—Les Claxon, 8870 Ste. Rte. #140, Wheelersburg, OH 45682


Family Care Pastor—Mike Percell, P. O. Box 457, Wheelersburg, OH 45694


Small Groups Chair—Dan Naylor, 2727 Bramblewood Ct., Wheelersburg, OH 45694


Co-Multicultural Dir.-J.D. Emnett, 2309 Dogwood Ridge Rd., Wheelersburg, OH 45694

Co-Multicultural Dir.-Enid Claxon 8770 Ste. Rte. #140, South Webster, OH 45682


Youth Pastor—Ryan Etterling, 2301 Northwood Ave., Wheelersburg, OH 45694


Children’s Min. Dir.—Jason Tackett, 8437 Granite St., Wheelersburg, OH 45694


Single Adult Min. Dir.—Les Claxon, 8770 Ste. Rte. #140, South Webster, OH 45682


Women’s Min. Dir.—Charon Hiles, 1193 Candlewood Dr., Wheelersburg, OH 45694


NMI Pres.—Jean Watters, PO Box 213, South Webster, OH 45682 ([email protected];

740-778-1330)

Work & Witness Coord.—J.D. Emnett, 2309 Dogwood Ridge, Wheelersburg, OH 45694

(740-574-9029)

Church Board Sec.—Tracie Basham, 49 Fairview Ave., Lucasville, OH 45648


Church Treas.—Gil Harris, 3320 N. Taylor Ct., Portsmouth, OH 45662


Darby Creek (3 Campuses)

Southwest Campus (Organized 1970) (009-0175)

Location—10320 Ste. Rte. 62, Orient, OH 43146 (fax: 614-877-1771; 614-877-3677)

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Pastor—(1/1/08) Steve Suttles (Marcy), 6679 London-Groveport Rd., Darbydale, OH 43123


Executive Pastor-Chad Johnson (Kimberly), 335 Meadow Dr., Circleville, OH 43113


Music Dir.—Michelle Anderson, 603 N. Court St., Circleville, OH 43113 (740-497-7825)

SS Supt.—John Colburn, 12450 Federal Rd., Orient, OH 43146 (740-869-4438)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Vicki Parret, 12649 Clark Dr., Orient, OH 43146

NYI Pres.—Brian Thompson, 10139 Welch Rd., Orient, OH 43146 (419-357-2581)

NMI Pres.—Sandy Karg, 5662 Ste. Rte. 762, Ashville, OH 43103 (740-983-3260)

Church Board Sec.—Ina Sullivan, 13332 Ste. Rte. 56 S.E., Mount Sterling, OH 43143

(740-869-3675)

Church Treas.—Ina Sullivan, 13332 Ste. Rte. 56 S.E., Mount Sterling, OH 43143

(740-869-3675)

Darbydale Campus (Organized 1942) (009-0310)

Location—5443 Norton Rd., Grove City, OH 43123 ([email protected];

fax: 614-877-1719; 614-877-1719)

Pastor—(10/23/11) Steve Suttles (Marcy), 6679 London-Groveport Rd., Darbydale, OH

43123 ([email protected]; 614-949-3028)



Campus Pastor—Patrick Williams (Kandi), 5440 Dietrich Ave., Orient, OH 43146


Pastor Emeritus—John E. Remmenga, 5867 Haughn Rd., P.O. Box 69, Grove City, OH 43123


Asst. Pastor—Pamela Stewart, 1274 Faber Ave., Columbus, OH 43207


Childcare Dir.—Michele Frump, 5176 Lukens Rd., Grove City, OH 43123


NMI Pres.—Rhoda McKenzie, 12076 Federal Rd., Orient, OH 43146

NYI Pres.—Mark Frump, 5176 Lukens Rd., Grove City, OH 43123


Church Board Sec.—Ina Sullivan, 13332 Ste. Rte. 56 S.E., Mount Sterling, OH 43143

(740-869-3675)

Church Treas.—Ina Sullivan, 13332 Ste. Rte. 56 S.E., Mount Sterling, OH 43143

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(740-869-3675)

Darbyville Campus (Organized 1951) (009-0320)

Location—17081 Main St., Williamsport, OH 43164 (740-474-1310)

Pastor—(4/25/11) Steve Suttles (Marcy), 6679 London-Groveport Rd., Darbydale, OH 43123




Campus Pastor—Chad McKenzie (Mary), 12281 Federal Rd., Orient, OH 43146


Church Treas.—Edith Cathel, 5444 McLean Mill Rd., Circleville, OH 43113 (740-474-3918)

Dayspring (Organized 1996) (009-0193)

Location—3919 Brice Rd., Canal Winchester, OH 43110 (www.dayspringonline.net;

fax: 614-834-8173; 614-834-5831)

Pastor—(2/24/08) Jarrod Spalding (Erin) 6835 Winchester Crossing Blvd., Canal Winchester,

OH 43110 ([email protected]; 614-561-7091)

Administrative Pastor—Donna Wilson, 575 Raab St., Pickerington, OH 43147


Child Care Director—Donna Angle, 107 Glades St., Pickerington, OH 43147


Child Care Finance Adm.—Teresa Smith, 11942 Huntington Way, Pickerington, OH 43147


Volunteer Assoc. Pastor—Greg Farra, 3908 Grand Bend Dr., Groveport, OH 43125


Volunteer Assoc. Pastor—Chuck Wilson, 575 Raab St., Pickerington, OH 43147


Volunteer Children’s Pastor—Deborah Finnegan, 4472 Landings Rd., Groveport, OH 43125


Church Board Sec.—Linda Cox, 96 Hampton Ln., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068


Church Treas.—Cheryl Rice, 1360 Heister Rd., Lancaster, OH 43130


Dresden (Organized 1947) (009-0340)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 63) 302 High St., Dresden, OH 43821 (740-754-3122)

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Pastor—(2/1/11) James Chuvalas (Debbie), 521 Westview Terr., Lithopolis, OH 43136


SS Supt.—Debbie Park, 6370 McCaslin Rd., Nashport, OH 43830 (740-683-1285)

NMI Pres.—Debbie Park, 6370 McCaslin Rd., Nashport, OH 43830 ([email protected];

740-683-1285)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Michelle Sheets, PO Box 102, Frazeyburg, OH 43822 (740-607-6554)

Men’s Min. Dir.—Mike Knox, 621 Marquard Ave., Conesville, OH 43811 (740-502-5687)

Church Board Sec.—Debbie Park, 6370 McCaslin Rd., Nashport, OH 43830


Church Treas.—Virginia Casto, 6600 School House Rd., Dresden, OH 43821

([email protected])

Gallipolis First (Organized 1928) (009-0420)

Location—1110 First Ave. Gallipolis, OH 45631 ([email protected]; fax: 740-446-3866;

740-446-1772)

Pastor—(10/21/12) Douglas M. Downs (Sherry), 179 Ste. Rte. 218, Gallipolis, OH 45631


Pastor Emeritus—Eugene Harmon, 1145 Second Ave., Gallipolis, OH 45631 (740-446-3224)

Pastor of Youth & Young Families—James Black, 1154 Second Ave., Gallipolis, OH 45631


Music Min.—Doug Cox, 3179 Ste. Rte. 141, Gallipolis, OH 45631 (740-441-0995)

NMI Pres.—Marilyn Martin, 1416 Brick Rd., Gallipolis, OH 45631 (740-367-6257)

NYI Pres.—Kevin Blazer, 2224 Lincoln Ave., Point Pleasant, WV 25550


SS Supt.—Barbara Shelton, 5762 Ste. Rte. 7 S, Gallipolis, OH 45631 (740-446-8699)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Jill Cox, 3179 Ste. Rte. 141, Gallipolis, OH 45631 (740-441-0995)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Sherry Downs, 179 Ste. Rte. 218, Gallipolis, OH 45631 (740-446-4449)

Men’s Min. Dir.-George Miller, 525 Legrande Blvd., Gallipolis, OH 45631 (330-459-5546)

Prime Time Min. Dirs.—Ron and Geneie Plantz, 978 Ste. Rte. 141, Gallipolis, OH 45631

(740-446-3342)

Church Board Sec.—Marsha Rodgers, 88 Shag Bark Dr., Gallipolis, OH 45631 (740-446-4555)

Church Treas.—Henry Dillon, 54 LaSalle Cir., Gallipolis, OH 45631 (740-446-1569)

Gloryland (Organized 1987) (009-0018)

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Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 2554) 3570 Coonpath Rd., Lancaster, OH 43130

(www.glorylandnazarene.org; [email protected]; fax: 740-756-4361;

740-756-4433)

Pastor—(4/9/00) Mark D. Clingan (Beth), 7863 Bowling Green Ln., Lancaster, OH 43130

(614-834-1243)

Youth Pastor—Randy Nelson, 25176 Sisk Rd., Circleville, OH 43113 (740-412-2690)

Associate Pastor—Jeff Clark, 315 Reber Ave., Lancaster, OH 43130 (740-681-2738)

Music Dir.—Carly Sparrow, 312 N. High St., Lancaster, OH 43130 (740-653-8008)

SS Supt.—Judy Woltz, 1625 Quail Meadows Dr., Lancaster, OH 43130 (740-687-4649)

Childcare Dir.—Megan Mathias, 225 Della Ave., Lancaster, OH 43130 (740-503-1190)

Children’s Dir.—Melissa Chuvalas, 713 Pennsylvania Ave., Lancaster, OH 43130 (740-438-4640)

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Beth Nelson, 25176 Sisk Rd., Circleville, OH 43113 (740-412-2690)

Visitation Dir.—Terry Peters, 1847 Shoshane Dr., Lancaster, OH 43130 (740-652-9852)

NMI Pres.—Pam Calhoun, 127 N. Wagner Ave., Baltimore, OH 43105 (740-974-2675)

Church Board Sec.—Diane Sherlock, 1621 Cloverdale Dr., Lancaster, OH 43130 (740-652-9390)

Church Treas.—Carly Sparrow, 528 N. Cherry St., Lancaster, OH 43130 (740-407-2995)

Grace Community (Organized 1935) (009-0770)

Location—(Mail: P. O. Box 647) 7945 Tunnel Hill Rd., New Lexington, OH 43764 (740-342-1521)

Pastor—(5/24/09) David J. Albert (Melissa), 932 Nolder Dr., Lancaster, OH 43130


Music Dir.—Alice Pontious, 11792 Twp. Rd. 445 NE, Crooksville, OH 43731 (740-982-3852)

SS Supt.—Doug Kinney, 610 Johnson Ave., New Lexington, OH 43764 (740-342-3630)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Helen Anderson, 4490 Flint Ridge Rd., Crooksville, OH 43731

(740-982-8441)

NYI Pres.-Kristen Albert, 932 Nolder Dr., Lancaster, OH 43130 ([email protected];

614-439-7871)

Men’s Min. Dir.—Don Givens, 3576 Ste. Rte. 37, Junction City, OH 43748 (740-987-4821)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Rita Barnard, 125 Long St., New Lexington, OH 43764 (740-342-2955)

NMI Pres.—Martha Addington, 721 Ste. Rte. 555, Corning, OH 43730 (740-342-1894)

Church Board Sec.—Rita Barnard, 125 Long St., New Lexington, OH 43764 (740-342-2955)

Church Treas.—Perry Miller, 114 Vaughn St., Crooksville, OH 43731 (740-982-2804)

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Grove City (Organized 1963) (009-0443)

Location—4770 Hoover Rd., Grove City, OH 43123 (www.thenaz.tv; [email protected];

fax: 614-875-8995; 614-875-2551)

Pastor—(8/14/05) Mark Fuller (Sue), 2083 Visconti Dr., Grove City, OH 43123

Executive Team:

Exec. Pastor—Dale Benson (Amy), 4720 Hoover Rd., Grove City, OH 43123

CFO—Angi McClish, 635 Heron Dr., Galloway, OH 43119

Associate Pastor—Don Bowman (Jan), 2362 Stargrass Ave., Grove City, OH 43123

Connection Pastor—Calvin Green, 1530 Bush Hill Dr., Lancaster, OH 43130

Outreach Pastor-Corbin Boucck, 3262 Heritage Glen Dr., Grove City, OH 43123

Small Groups Pastor- Brian Davis, 1485 Holton Rd., Grove City, OH 43123

Preschool Pastor—Kim Panzino, 4274 Parkway Centre Dr., Grove City, OH 43123

Elementary Pastor—Deb McKay, 6348 Buckeye Path Dr. N, Grove City, OH 43123

Part-time Children’s Pastor—Kenneth Williams, 5021 Winter Creek Dr., Grove City, OH 43123

Part-time Children’s Pastor—Daphne Berry, 4393 Pebble Beach Dr., Grove City, OH

43123

Volunteer Children’s Pastor—Ruth Ann Fellure, 3627 Grant Ave., Grove City, OH 43123

5th/6th Grade Pastor—Matt McCloskey, 399 Scioto Meadows Blvd., Grove City, OH 43123

Middle School Pastor—Mark Russell, 6154 Buckeye Pkwy., Grove City, OH 43123

Senior High Pastor—David Morrison, 9181 Constitution Ave., Orient, OH 43146

Administrative & Online Pastor—Teresa Page, 1273 Wild Horse Dr., Grove City, OH 43123

HR Dir.—Beth Anne Hardy, 1933 Sunny Rock Ln., Grove City, OH 43123

Home Improvement Min. Dir.—Tom Butler, 5352 Sandpiper Dr., Orient, OH 43146

Retail Ministries-James Alexander II, 4312 Brookgrove Dr., Grove City, OH 43123

Prayer Coord.—Bill Bolin, 233 Players Club Ct., Commercial Point, OH 43116

Child Care Dir.—Susan Seifert, 4595 Bent Creek Pl., Grove City, OH 43123

School Administrators— Nick Cook (HS), Debbie Edwards (Intermediate & MS), Cindy Bigelow

(Elem.) (614-875-3000)

High School Bible Teacher – Bradley Seaburn, 5649 Blue Star Dr., Grove City, OH 43123

Visitation Pastor—Owen Stotts, 3518 Southwest Ct., Grove City, OH 43123

NMI Pres.—Cheryl Ticknor, 4383 Kelnor Dr., Grove City, OH 43123

Work and Witness Coord.—Homer McKnight, 1520 Hiner Rd., Orient, OH 43146

Advisory Board Sec.—Paula Phillips, 4770 Hoover Rd., Grove City, OH 43123

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Hanging Rock (Organized 1951) (009-0460)

Location—400 Main St., Hanging Rock, OH 45638

Campus Pastor—(3/3/13) Brian Taylor (Marta), 206 Belleview Dr., Russell, KY 41169


NMI Pres.—Janie Fraley, 2410 N. 2nd St., Ironton, OH 45638 (740-533-1747)

Church Treas.—Gil Harris, 3320 North Taylor Ct., Portsmouth, OH 45662


Hebron (Organized 1953) (009-0470)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 1466) 115 W. Canal, Hebron, OH 43025


Pastor—(6/1/90) William VanMeter Jr. (Raymona), 37 Roga Rd., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068

(740-927-5434)

Assoc. Pastor—Bruce Gutridge, 446 Jackson Blvd., Newark, OH 43055 (740-334-9728)

Music Dir.—Raymona VanMeter, 37 Roga Rd., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068 (740-927-5434)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Jenny Hankinson, 6651 Lancaster Rd., Hebron, OH 43025 (740-587-4561)

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Bill Hankinson, 6651 Lancaster Rd., Hebron, OH 43025 (740-587-4561)

Men’s Min. Dir.—Toby Burdette, 8180 Panhandle Rd., Newark, OH 43055 (740-323-0303)

NMI Pres.—Gail Miller, 12890 Twp. Rd. 64, Glenford, OH 43739 (740-659-9680)

Church Board Sec.—Linda Amore, 109 Park St., Hebron, OH 43025 (740-928-0651)

Church Treas.—Gayla Hankinson, 8926 Lake Dr., Hebron, OH 43025 (740-928-4346)

Hilliard (Organized 1958) (009-0471)

Location—3669 Leap Rd., Hilliard, OH 43026 (www.hilliardnaz.org; fax: 614-529-8699;

614-876-4933)

Co-Pastor—(2/15/98) Malcolm R. Schoener (Debra), 3570 Keeper Ct., Columbus, OH 43221

([email protected]; 614-771-6255 or 614-582-9786)

Co-Pastor—(6/1/99) Kevin R. Meyers (Jennifer), 3034 Golden Oak Dr., Hilliard, OH 43026


Youth Minister—Andrew Aaron (Amy), 904 Master Dr., Galloway, OH 43119


Music Dir.—Kurt Bosworth, 414 Ruffin Dr., Galloway, OH 43119 ([email protected];

614-870-0944)

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Christian Education —Kevin R. Meyers, 3034 Golden Oak Dr., Hilliard, OH 43026


NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Becky Linton, 2436 Yagger Bay Dr., Hilliard, OH 43026


Prime Time Min. Dir.—Malcolm R. Schoener, 3570 Keeper Ct., Columbus, OH 43221


Single Adult Min. Dir.—Shirley Bowling, 1217 Westdale Dr., Galloway, OH 43119


Men’s Min. Dir.—Kevin R. Meyers, 3034 Golden Oak Dr., Hilliard, OH 43026


Women’s Min. Dir.—Angie Staten, 3917 Bronson Ct., Hilliard, OH 43026


NMI Pres.—Jaylene Dooley, 8890 Lakefield Ct., Galloway, OH 43119 ([email protected];

614-870-9260)

Church Board Sec.—Chris Clark, 9525 Mission Dr., Plain City, OH 43064 ([email protected];

614-571-2865)

Church Treas.—Fred Linton, 3927 Pinto Ct., Columbus, OH 43221 ([email protected];

614-596-3638)

Ironton Faith United (Organized 1940) (009-0500)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 310) 317 Elm St., Ironton, OH 45638 (www.yourfunchurch.com;


Campus Pastor—(3-3-13) Penny Edwards, 1121 Charlevoix, Wheelersburg, OH 45694


Church Treas.—Gil Harris, 3320 North Taylor Ct., Portsmouth, OH 45662


Ironton First (Organized 1914) (009-0480)

Location—2318 S. Fourth St., Ironton, OH 45638 (www.irontonnazarene.com;

[email protected]; 740-532-3413)

Pastor—(1/25/09) Robert Hale (Lori), 470 C. R. 58, South Point, OH 45680


Assistant Pastor—Brian Taylor, 206 Belleview Dr., Russell, KY 41169


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Director Outreach & Missions—Jordan Chapman, 809 Market St., Worthington, KY 41183


Youth Pastor—Paul Ferguson, 1202 S. 7th St., Ironton, OH 45638 ([email protected];

740-302-7771)

Music Dir.—Dee Plummer, 924 Seaton Ave., Greenup, KY 41144 ([email protected];

606-465-0224)

SS Supt.—Bobby Rowe, 1423 So. 7th St., Ironton, OH 45638 ([email protected];

740-533-7945)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Crystal Ferguson, 1202 So. 7th St., Ironton, OH 45638 ([email protected];

740-547-4810)

NYI Pres.—Robby Brown, 103 freeman Ct., South Point, OH 45680 ([email protected];

740-646-2685)

Prime Time Min. Dir.—Garnet Worthington, 2726 So. 10th St., Ironton, OH 45638

(740-547-9867)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Janice Heaberlin, 37 Private Dr. 343 Twp. Rd. 208, Ironton, OH 45638


Men’s Min. Dir.—Jay Zornes, 1928 S. Sixth St., Ironton, OH 45638 ([email protected]:

740-532-4645)

NMI Pres.—Jan Cooper, 108 Township Rd. 269, Pedro, OH 45659 ([email protected];

740-533-3354)

Church Board Sec.—Ray Weiher, 1521 Diederich Blvd., Russell, KY 41169


Church Treas.—Kathy Dennin, 218 Westview Dr., South Point, OH 45680


Jackson (Organized 1930) (009-0510)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 949) 251 Powell Dr., Jackson, OH 45640

(www.jacksonnazarenechurch.org; 740-286-2864)

Pastor—(3/4/12) Wayne Searls (Debbie), P. O. Box 949, Jackson, OH 45640


Assoc. Pastor—Nelson Sharp, 14985 Beaver Pk., Jackson, OH 45640 (740-286-3569)

Assoc. Pastor—Todd Barlow, 27 Carroll Ave., Jackson, OH 45640 (740-288-3613)

Music Dir.—Donna Scurlock, 179 Dry Run Rd., Jackson, OH 45640 (740-988-3841)

SS Supt.—Stephanie Grimes, 112 Conley Rd., Beaver, OH 45613 (740-577-7521)

Children’s Min. Dir.-Lily Staker, 4359 Whaylenytown Rd., Jackson, OH 45640

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NYI Pres.—Erika Danver, 310 Summit St., Jackson, OH 45640

Adult Min. Dir.- Kenda Armstrong, 1820 Savageville Rd., Jackson, OH 45640

Prime Time Dir.-Nelson Sharp, 14985 beaver Pike, Jackson, OH 45640

Single Adult Min. Dir.-Bud Haynes, 2151 Mayhew Rd., Jackson, OH 45640

Men’s Min. Dir.-Randy Sizemore, 28 Burlington Rd., Jackson, OH 45640

Women’s Min. Dir.-Sandy Dempsey, 110 Morton St., Jackson, OH 45640

NMI Pres.—Alan Armstrong, 1820 Savageville Rd., Jackson, OH 45640 (740-288-3326)

Church Board Sec.—Marilyn White, PO Box 967, Jackson, Oh 45640 (740-286-3907)

Church Treas.—Pam Jones, 2196 Vega Rd., Thurman, OH 45685 (740-286-7670)

Lancaster Gateway (CTM) (009-0001)

Location—2150 Joye Lane SE, Lancaster, OH 43130 (fax: 740-653-1017; 740-653-9464)

Pastor—(11/1/08) James T. Lanning (Esther), 1211 Church St., Logan, OH 43138


SS Supt.—Debbie Freeland, 1236 Jerusalem Rd., Bremen, OH 43107 (740-569-4546)

NMI Pres.—Marjorie Moore, 506 N. Eastwood, Lancaster, OH 43130 (740-653-0524)

Church Board Sec.—Ginny Thompson, 1775 Lutheran Church Rd., Lancaster, OH 43130

(740-654-7648)

Church Treas.—Dawn Ledgett, 321 Main St., P. O. Box 563, Pleasantville, OH 43148

(740-407-3557)

Lifepoint (Organized 2008) (009-0565)

Location—3915 Dublin Rd., Columbus, OH 43221 ([email protected]; fax: 614-921-1252;

614-771-7742)

Pastor—(9/1/03) Brad Kochis (Melissa), 6833 Scioto Darby Rd., Hilliard, OH 43026


Pastor of Outreach—James Rose, 3263 Riverpoint Ct., Columbus, OH 43223 ([email protected];

614-783-5401)

Children’s Pastor—Melissa Kochis, 2691 Sawmill Meadows, Dublin, OH 43016


NYI Pres.—Matt Canan ([email protected])

Pastor of Redemptive Arts—Bailey Alexander ([email protected])

Discipleship Director-Rob Miller ([email protected])

NMI Pres.—Brenda Wooten, 1882 Fontenay Ct., Columbus, OH 43235


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Church Board Sec.—Brenda Wooten, 1882 Fontenay Ct., Columbus, OH 43235


Logan (Organized 1913) (009-0570)

Location—650 Walhonding Ave., Logan, OH 43138 ([email protected];

fax: 740-385-5360; 740-385-5360)

Pastor—(1/2/00) Thomas L. Gates II (Tara), 694 Walhonding Ave., Logan, OH 43138


Min. of Worship and Admin.—Jeffery J. Gray, 830 Walhonding Ave., Logan, OH 43138


SS Supt.—Earl Driggs, 14148 Ste. Rte. 595, Logan, OH 43138 ([email protected];

740-385-4547)

Day School Principal— Thomas L. Gates II, 694 Walhonding Ave., Logan, OH 43138


Youth Pastor—Jonathan R. Hughes, 13674 Wesley Rd., Logan, OH 43138


Children’s Ministry Director—Jennifer DeBord, 952 Louise Ave., Logan, OH 43138


NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Chuck Brooks, 353 Mae St., Logan, OH 43138 ([email protected];

740-385-9403)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Debbie Cherry, 132 Florence Ave., Logan, OH 43138


NMI Pres.—Karen Kornmiller, 988 Old McArthur Rd., Logan, OH 43138


Work and Witness Coord.—Tim Barlow, 15689 Ste. Rte. 595, Logan, OH 43138


Church Board Sec.—Steve Harden, 40 Bowers Ct., Logan, OH 43138 ([email protected];

740-385-9489)

Church Treas.—Mindy Driggs, 14148 Ste. Rte. 595, Logan, OH 43138


Lower Lights Community (Organized 1934) (009-0190)

Location—1066 Bellows Ave., Columbus, OH 43223 (fax: 614-228-1255; 614-228-1262)

Pastor—(04/01/08) Michael Vallangeon (Dana), 177 West Park Ave., Columbus, OH 43223


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Associate Pastor-Jamie Schmelzenbach McRill, 274 Avondale Ave., Columbus OH 43222


Children’s Pastor—Sarah Dupray, 1919 Caplinger Dr., Grove City, OH 43123


Youth Pastor—Josh Huff, 269 Darbyhurst Rd., Columbus, OH 43228


Music Dir.—Jeff McRill, 274 Avondale Ave., Columbus, OH 43222 ([email protected];

740-398-8733)

SS Supt.—Susan Hough, 6721 Wesleyan Church Rd., Pataskala, OH 43062 (740-964-9746)

NYI Pres.—Terry Wonycott, 5066 Dierker Rd., Apt. E, Columbus, OH 43220


NMI Pres.—Kimberly Flynn, 1057 Bellows Ave., Columbus, OH 43223 ([email protected];

614-216-9228)

Church Board Sec.—Linda Burge, 636 Oak Brook Place, Columbus, OH 43228 (614-878-6572)

Church Treas.—Milly Hennen, 1094 Bellows Ave., Columbus, OH 43223 (614-280-1209)

Marietta First (Organized 1932) (009-0675)

Location—100 Mill Creek Rd., Marietta, OH 45750 ([email protected];

fax: 740-373-5407; 740-373-5406)

Pastor—(8/29/04) Terry L. Schmelzenbach (Susan), 158 Wells Ave., Marietta, OH 45750

(740-373-1733)

SS Supt.—Doug Farr, 523 Fourth St., Marietta, OH 45750 (740-373-3665)

Adult Min. Dir.—Nancy Burnett, 102 Wyandotte Dr., Marietta, OH 45750 (740-373-3557)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Judy Phillips, 3615 Ste. Rte. 26, Marietta, OH 45750


NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Denay May, 1504 Glendale Rd., Marietta, OH 45750 (740-373-4883)

Prime Time Min. Dir.—Marilyn Bookman, 133 Oak Grove Ln., Marietta, OH 45750

(740-373-3851)

NMI Pres.—Carol Armann, 1508 colegate Dr., Marietta, OH 45750 (740-373-6360)

Church Board Sec.—Joe Kennell, 601 Third St., Williamstown, WV 26187 (304-588-6476)

Church Treas.—Jim Goeller, 4245 Ste. Rte. 26, Marietta, OH 45750 (740-538-7137)

McArthur (Organized 1935) (009-0610)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 488) 523 N. Market St., McArthur, OH 45651 (740-596-4461)

Pastor—(12/13/99) William H. Roth (Laura), (P.O. Box 154) 521 N. Market St., McArthur, OH

45651 ([email protected]; 740-596-4845)

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SS Supt.—Patty Ward, 35650 St. Rt. 93, McArthur, OH 45651 (740-596-5965)

NYI Pres.—Dave Richards, 1275 Jolly Rd., Wellston, OH 45692 (740-384-0517)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Nancy Waldron, P.O. Box 463, McArthur, OH 45651 (740-596-5721)

NMI Pres.—Lena Collier, 319 N. Boundary Ave., McArthur, OH 45651 (740-596-7407)

Church Board Sec.—Shirley Ward, 309 Short St., McArthur, OH 45651 (740-596-5044)

Church Treas.—Ruth Bare, 418 Vinton Ave., McArthur, OH 45651 (740-596-2681)

McConnelsville (Organized 1934) (009-0620)

Location—479 W. Jefferson Ave., McConnelsville, OH 43756 ([email protected];

740-962-4644)

Pastor—(10/31/05) Dale E. Campbell (Terry), 248 N. 2nd St., McConnelsville, OH 43756

(740-962-2452)

SS Supt.—Tom Bratton, 1570 E. Main St., Apt. 1, Lancaster, OH 43130 (740-683-1820)

NMI Pres.—Hilma Van Horn, 1303 N. Ste. Rte. 78 NW, Malta, OH 43758 (740-962-4892)

Church Board Sec.—Ellen Smith, 3171 Ste. Rte. 60, McConnelsville, OH 43756 (740-962-5146)

Church Treas.—June Campbell, 3240 E. SR60 NE, McConnelsville, OH 43756 (740-962-9966)

Middleport (Organized 1928) (009-0680)

Location—980 General Hartinger Pkwy., Middleport, OH 45760 (740-992-3191)

Pastor—(1/1/12) Daniel A. Fulton, 550 Broadway St., Middleport, OH 45760


Church Board Sec.—Judy White, 39451 Taylor Dr., Middleport, OH 45760 (740-992-3952)

Church Treas.—Jean Gilmore, 50 Riverview Rd., Middleport, OH 45760 (740-992-5696)

Minford (Organized 1945) (009-0690)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 36) 260 Bennett Rd., Minford, OH 45653 (740-820-2194)

Pastor—(5/31/98) Mark R. Bales (Joy), 67 Jane Ln., Stout, OH 45684 ([email protected];

740-858-5065)

Music Dir.—Mark R. Bales, 67 Jane Ln., Stout, OH 45684 (740-858-5065)

SS Supt.—Web Conley, 100 Burro Rd., Minford, OH 45653 (740-820-2107)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Missy Bowles, 313 Ste. Rte. 335, Beaver, OH 45613 (740-820-3181)

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Billy Bowles, 313 Ste. Rte. 335, Beaver, OH 45613 (740-820-3181)

Prime Time Min. Dir.—Barb Clark, 11945 Ste. Rte. 93, Jackson, OH 45640 (740-286-0135)

SAM Dir.—Ray McGinnis, 1246 Tipton Lane, Stout, OH 45684 (740-858-6291)

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NMI Pres.—Diane Dodds, 1734 Luther Road, Minford, OH 45653 (740-820-2344)

Church Board Sec.—Vanessa Souders, 8 Long Meadow Clark Rd., Lucasville, OH 45648

(740-353-4510)

Church Treas.—Bob Dawson, 36 Diane St., Minford, OH 45653 (740-820-5915)

Nelsonville (Organized 1934) (009-0730)

Location—15275 Ste. Rte. 691, Nelsonville, OH 45764 ([email protected];

740-753-3464)

Pastor—(4/8/07) Ed True (Beth), 15275 Ste. Rte. 691, Nelsonville, OH 45764


Music Dir.—Debbie Mace, 11411 Grass Run Rd., Nelsonville, OH 45764 (740-664-2502)

SS Supt.—Gary Carter, 95 Robbins Rd., Nelsonville, OH 45764

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—George Anderson, 707 Connett Rd., Nelsonville, OH 45764

(740-664-2421)

Children’s Min. Dir.—PJ Anderson, 707 Connett Rd., Nelsonville, OH 45764

Prime Time Min. Dir.—Donna Vermillion, 8 James Dr., Nelsonville, OH 45764 (740-591-1789)

NMI Pres.—Steve Shover, PO Box 539, Chauncey, OH 45719 (740-856-7987)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Beth True, 15275 Ste. Rte. 691, Nelsonville, OH 45764 (740-753-3464)

Church Board Sec.—Sarah Luthy PO Box 36, Glouster, OH 45732 (740-525-4443)

Church Treas.—Bob Dupler, 42731 Carbon Hill-Buchtel Rd., Nelsonville, OH 45764

(740-753-1061)

New Albany First (Organized 1981) (009-0733)

Location—6000 Johnstown Rd., New Albany, OH 43054 (www.nafcon.org; [email protected];

fax: 614-855-5154; 614-855-1921)

Pastor—(3/5/95) Larry W. McNutt (Nancy), 5468 Nash Pl., Westerville, OH 43081


NACCC Dir.—Steve Brown, 405 Bauhaus St., Blacklick, OH 43004 ([email protected];

614-657-5154)

Asst. NACCC Dir.—Terry Brown, 387 Rocky Fork Dr. S, Gahanna, OH 43230


Pastor of Media/Church Communications—Ben Windoffer, 3542 Raflin Dr., Columbus, OH

43231 ([email protected]; 614-891-6183)

Worship Arts Pastor—Christiane Robison, 4500 Windrow Dr., Grove City, OH 43123


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Choir Dir.—Patty Johnson, 5219 Sugar Run Dr., New Albany, OH 43054


SS Supt—Melanie Porterfiled, 1364 Wagy Square, Pataskala, OH 43062


Children’s Pastor—Kim Bobb, 1340 Lindenwald Dr., New Albany, OH 43054


Youth Pastor—Joshua Porterfield, 1364 Wagy Square, Pataskala, OH 43062


NYI Pres.—Ryan Price, 4872 Lake Forest Blvd., Westerville, OH 43081


55+ Dir.—Jeff Sperling, 6412 Saddle Lane Ct., Westerville, OH 43081


Facility Mgr.—Larry Watt, 47 N. Morning St., P.O. Box 5, Sunbury, OH 43074


Women’s Min. Dir.—Randee Parker, 570 Stratshire Ln., Gahanna, OH 43230

NMI Pres.—Jackie Watt, 47 N. Morning St., P.O. Box 5, Sunbury, OH 43074


Work and Witness Coords.—Tom and Amy Hanes, 225 N. State St., Westerville, OH 43081


Church Board Sec.—Steve Early, 16635 Boston Rd., Sunbury, OH 43074


Church Treas.—Karol Scholz, 2661 N. County Rd., Rte. 605, Sunbury, OH 43074


PAC – Johnstown (CTM 2012) (009-0004)

Location – 292 S. Main St., Johnstown, OH 43031

Pastor – Larry McNutt (Nancy), 5468 Nash Pl., Westerville, OH 43081

Campus Pastor – Joshua Porterfield, 1364 Wagy Square, Pataskala, OH 43062


New Boston First (Organized 1935) (009-0860)

Location—3962 Rhodes Ave., New Boston, OH 45662 ([email protected]; 740-456-6024)

Pastor—(8/1/92) James G. Patrick (Sandra), 1209 22nd St., Portsmouth, OH 45662


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Music Dir.—Larry Liles, 4300 5th St., New Boston, OH 45662 (740-456-5477)

SS Supt.—Bill Killian, 3870 Heuter Hollow, Portsmouth, OH 45662 (740-456-6857)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Jennifer Goddard, 1802 Hutchins St., Portsmouth, OH 45662

(740-354-5783)

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Aaron Williams, Rte. 139, Portsmouth, OH 45662 (740-456-4003)

Adult Min. Dir.—Vivian Williams, Rte. 139, Portsmouth, OH 45662 (740-456-4403)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Jamie Williams, Rte. 139., Portsmouth, OH 45662 (740-456-4003)

NMI Pres.—Sandra Patrick, 1209 22nd St., Portsmouth, OH 45662 (740-354-1820)

Church Board Sec.—Faith Coriell, 1642 Logan St., Portsmouth, OH 45662 (740-354-5498)

Church Treas.—Nancy Clever, 4313 Pine St., New Boston, OH 45662 (740-456-3425)

Newark First (Organized 1918) (009-0740)

Location—200 S. Williams St., Newark, OH 43055 (Website: www.newarknaz.org;


Pastor—(12/01) Wesley E. Humble (Lenore), 524 Myrtle Ave., Newark, OH 43055


Exec. Pastor—Don Gessner, 1919 Patrick Dr. W, Newark, OH 43055 (740-877-4801)

Family/Fire House Campus Pastor—Tevis Austin, 1533 Mallard Cir. W, Newark, OH 43055

(740-258-3001)

Real Life Campus Pastor—Tim Powell, 265 Pat Haven Dr., Pataskala, OH 43062 (740-927-8909)

Worship Pastor—Brian Redman, 233 Little Fawn Dr., Newark, OH 43055 (740-973-4258)

Site Worship Leader—Mark A. Tenney II, 189 Fairfield Ave., Newark, OH 43055 (740-616-3932)

Youth Pastor—Eric Clark, 212 Claren Dr., Heath, OH 43056 (740-641-9393)

Children’s Pastor—Jennifer Ballenger, 508 Mark Cir., Newark, OH 43055 (740-644-9831)

Church Board Sec.—Brad Haas, 1257 Brittany Hills E., Newark, OH 43055 (614-917-0557)

Church Treas.—Brad Zellar, 1326 Pembroke Ct., Newark, OH 43055 (740-366-7608)

Oak Hill (Organized 1987) (009-0786)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 201) 200 Zane Oak Rd., Oak Hill, OH 45656

(Phone/Fax:740-682-6647)

Pastor—(11/6/11) Bryan Malott (Heather), 780 Rock Run Rd., Jackson, OH 45640


Mission’s Pastor-Heather Malott, 780 Rock Run Rd., Jackson, OH 45640

SS Supt.—Faye Williams, 1175 Tick Ridge Rd., Vinton, OH 45686 (740-245-5096)

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NYI Pres.—Levi Davis, 418 Hyland Ave., Oak Hill, OH 45656 (740-682-3521)

Children’s Dir.—Tammy French, 108 Joe Evans Rd., Oak Hill, OH 45656 (740-682-6909)

NMI Pres.—Pam Ruth, 123 Madison Ave., Oak Hill, OH 45656 (740-682-7608)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Katie House, 105 Blackfork Rd., Oak Hill, OH 45656 (740-418-3140)

Church Board Sec.—Faye Williams, 1175 Tick Ridge Rd., Vinton, OH 45686 (740-245-5096)

Church Treas.—Melissa Carter, 1089 Tick Ridge Rd., Vinton, OH 45686 (740-245-9708)

Obetz (Organized 1936) (009-0790)

Location—4101 Groveport Rd., Obetz, OH 43207 (fax: 614-409-3297; 614-409-1336)

Pastor—(9/1/92) Jay Schlenker (Cynthia), 1671 Marshall Ave., Obetz, OH 43207


Youth Pastor—Guiles Richardson, 4087 Graves Dr., Obetz, OH 43207 (614-588-3671)

Worship Pastor-Greg Rosser, 1108 Taylor Glen Blvd. W., Pataskala, OH 43062 (614-302-3899)

SS Supt.—Clyde Moore, 4053 Aluaton St., Columbus, OH 43207 (614-497-1326)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Jill Richardson, 4087 Graves Dr., Obetz, OH 43207 (614-216-6860)

NYI Pres.—Jay Moore, 1158 Obetz Rd., Columbus, OH 43207 (614-492-9037)

Adult Min. Dir.—Ruthanne Pound, 4392 E. Mound St., Columbus, OH 43227 (614-237-6106)

Prime Time Min. Dirs.—Ken and Jan Ellis, 1401 Oakwood Dr., Columbus, OH 43206

(614-445-7418)

NMI Pres.—Becky Ramey, 2771 Stavely Ct., Columbus, OH 43232 (614-863-9398)

Church Board Sec.—Jayne Blevins, 78 Southgate Dr., Columbus, OH 43207 (614-491-9115)

Church Treas.—Eric Ramsey, 606 Woodbay Dr., Gahanna, OH 43230 (614-532-0313)

Pataskala (Organized 1942) (009-0800)

Location—8100 Hazelton-Etna Rd., Pataskala, OH 43062 (fax: 740-927-8368; 740-927-8614)

Pastor—(1/8/12) Gary D. Reiss (Tamara), 128 Ellington Blvd., Granville, OH 43023


Lead Assoc. Pastor—Lonny Aleshire, Sr. (Donna), 503 E. Main St., Hebron, OH 43025


Assoc. Pastor/Adult Min.—Joe Jordan, 86 W. Main St., Apt. 102, Newark, OH 43055

(740-348-5985)

Youth Pastor-Todd Jones, 1278 Reserve Drive, Reynoldsburg, OH 43068 (614-270-1580)

Volunteer Operations Dir.—Brett Wollard, 4921 Deeds Rd., Pataskala, OH 43062

(740-927-5107)

Worship Leader—Todd Jones, 1278 Reserve Dr., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068 (614-270-1580)

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NMI Pres.—Teresa Lyday, 4550 Watkins Rd., Pataskala, OH 43062 (740-927-7898)

SDMI Superintendent-Sherri Woolard, 4921 Deeds Rd., Pastaskala, OH 43062 (740-927-5107)

Church Board Sec.—Karen Goswick, 121 Long Hollow Dr., Pataskala, OH 43062 (740-927-1281)

Church Treas.—Ernestine Stevens, 507 Hillgail Circle, Pataskala, OH 43062 (740-964-6451)

Pickerington (Organized 1982) (009-0804)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 181) 11775 Pickerington Rd. N.W., Pickerington, OH 43147

(www.PickNaz.org; fax: 614-837-3215; 614-837-8824)

Pastor—(9/1/96) Philip Manson Jr. (Cathy), 11021 Milnor Rd., Pickerington, OH 43147


Associate Pastor-Aaron Chelikowsky (Jenny), 7565 Bay Hill Dr., Pickerington, OH 43147


Assoc. Pastor—Doug Jenkins (Cindy), 12870 Westchester Rd., Pickerington, OH 43147


Associate Pastor-Anthony Vohar (Jan), 12860 Fox Run Ct., Pickerington, OH 43147


Music Ministries Dir.—Cathy Manson, 11021 Milnor Rd., Pickerington, OH 43147


Children’s Ministries Dir.—Tiffany Manson, 117 Courtright Dr. E., Pickerington, OH 43147


Youth Ministries Dir.—Brad Crumbacher, 275 Oakview Ct., Pickerington, OH 43147


SS Supt.—Jim Carter, 13109 Basil Rd. NW, Baltimore, OH 43105


NYI Pres.—Jennifer Garrison, 8170 Kinglsey Dr., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068


Men’s Min. Dir.—Matt Dexter, 9006 Trinity Cir., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068


Women’s Min. Dir.—Vikki James, 11270 Snyder Church Rd., Baltimore, OH 43105


NMI Pres.—Carolyn Cooper, 11781 Julie Dr., Baltimore, OH 43105


Work & Witness Coord.—Norm Jones, 584 Turner Mill Ct., Pickerington, OH 43147

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Church Board Sec.—Beth Amburgey, 6603 Warriner Way, Canal Winchester, OH 43110


Church Treas.—Les Lash, 7282 Fox Den Ct., Pickerington, OH 43147 ([email protected];

614-837-8787)

Plymouth Heights (Organized 1962) (009-0465)

Location—25 Arnett Dr., Franklin Furnace, OH 45629 (fax: 740-354-9021; 740-354-9021)

Pastor—(3/11/12) M. Andrew Ramey (Rachel), 20 Meadow Dr., Franklin Furnace, OH 45629

(740-935-1484)

Assistant Pastor-Frank Stidham, 1218 Pinehurst Ave., Wheelersburg, OH 45694 (740-285-2849)

Music Dir.—Connie Otworth, 327 Oaks Rd., Franklin Furnace, OH 45629 (740-574-6809)

Chr. Ed. Dir.—Becky Fraley, 32-2 South Grey St., Franklin Furnace, OH 45629 (740-354-9338)

Children’s Min. Dir.-Dana Jones, 2844 Gallia Pk., Franklin Furnace, OH 45629 (740-354-9287)

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Rachel Ramey, 20 Meadow Dr., Franklin Furnace, OH 45629

(740-935-1542)

NMI Pres.—Sue Pyles, 2127 So. 9th St., Ironton, OH 45638 (740-237-2810)

Adult Min. Dir.—Sue Pyles, 2127 So. 9th St., Ironton, OH 45638 (740-237-2810)

Prime Time Dirs.-Chuck & Betty Smith, 240 Egbot Rd., Portsmouth, OH 45662 (740-776-6114)

Church Board Sec.—Sharon Meek, 235 Stevens Rd., Franklin Furnace, OH 45629

(740-533-9072)

Church Treas.—Cindy Messer, 7697 Gallia Pk., Franklin Furnace, OH 45629 (740-574-6848)

Point Rock (Organized 1912) (009-0820)

Location—(Mail: 37541 Eakin Mill Rd., Radcliff, OH 45695) Ste. Rte. 689, Albany, OH 45710

(740-385-9124)

Pastor—(07/06) Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr. (Fern) 1233 Charles St., Logan, OH 43138


Music Dir.—Margaret Christian, 37541 Eakin Mill Rd., Radcliff, OH 45695 (740-669-5631)

SS Supt.—Gail Christian, 37541 Eakin Mill Rd., Radcliff, OH 45695 (740-669-5631)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Fern Grimm, 1233 Charles St., Logan, OH 43138 (740-385-9124)

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Gail Christian, 37541 Eakin Mill Rd., Radcliff, OH 45695 (740-669-5631)

Men’s Min. Dir.—Charles McCollister, 72553 Bowen Rd., Wilksville, OH 45695 (740-590-0430)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Kathy Crouse, 40531 Mound Hill Rd., Albany, OH 56820

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NMI Pres.—Fern Grimm, 1233 Charles St., Logan, OH 43138 (740-385-9124)

Church Board Sec.—Betty Jo McCollister, 72553 Bowen Rd., Wilksville, OH 45695

(740-590-0430)

Church Treas.—Margaret Christian, 37541 Eakin Mill Rd., Radcliff, OH 45695 (740-669-5631)

Pomeroy (Organized 1953) (009-0821)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 366) 196 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, OH 45769 (740-444-1823)

Pastor—(10/3/10) William Justis (Sonja), 32123 Minersville Rd., Racine, OH 45771


Music Dir.—Steve Blackwell, 35364 Loop Rd., Rutland, OH 45775 (740-742-1049)

SS Supt.—Steve Blackwell, 35364 Loop Road, Rutland, OH 45775 ([email protected];

740-742-1049)

NMI Pres.—Sonja Justis, 32123 Minersville Rd., Racine, OH 45771 (740-444-1823)

NYI Pres.—Aja Davis, 2090 U.S. 50 W, Albany, OH 45710 (740-508-1230)

Church Board Sec.—Kathy Lehew, 230 Union Ave., Pomeroy, OH 45769 (740-992-6050)

Church Treas.—Kathy Lehew, 230 Union Ave., Pomeroy, OH 45769 (740-992-6050)

Portsmouth First (Organized 1921) (009-0830)

Location—(Mail: 456 Brown St.) 3rd and Brown St., Portsmouth, OH 45662 (740-354-2516)

Co-Pastors—(4/8/12) Brian & Kelly Daniels, 456 Brown St., Portsmouth, OH 45662

([email protected]; 740-876-2810, Brian; 740-876-2508, Kelly)

Worship Leader—Jimmy Bailey, 1474 Shela Blvd., Portsmouth, OH 45662


SS Supt.—Elaine Evans, 4255 Maple St., New Boston, OH 45662 ([email protected];

740-456-5779)

NYI Min. Dir..—Joshua Thomas, 2207 Summit St., Portsmouth, OH 45662


NMI Pres.—Betty Palmer, 1902 Kinney’s Ln., Portsmouth, OH 45662


Church Board Sec.—Erma Shelpman, P. O. Box 936, Portsmouth, OH 45662


mailto:[email protected]

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Co-Church Treas.—Erma Shelpman, PO Box 936, Portsmouth, OH 45662

([email protected]; 740-981-6587); Janie Lucas, 1411 Bihlman Dr., Portsmouth,

OH 45662 ([email protected]; 740-353-3606)

Portsmouth Rosemount (Organized 1958) (009-0861)

Location—1422 Rosemount Rd., Portsmouth, OH 45662 (740-354-3511)

Pastor—(10/1/00) Bobby L. Taylor (Colleen), 108 8th St., South Shore, KY 41175


Music Dir.—Cecilia Meyers, P.O. Box 1092, Portsmouth, OH 45662 (740-858-4684)

SS Supt.—Steve Meyers, P.O. Box 1092, Portsmouth, OH 45662 (740-858-4684)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Cindy Stevens, 240 Margaret St., South Shore, KY 41175 (606-932-2282)

NMI Pres.—Cindy Stevens, 240 Margaret St., South Shore, KY 41175 (606-932-2282)

Women’s Ministries Dir.—Colleen Taylor, 108 8th St., South Shore, KY 41174 (606-932-6255)

Church Board Sec.—Cindy Stevens, 240 Margaret St., South Shore, KY 41175 (606-932-2282)

Church Treas.—Cecilia Meyers, P.O. Box 1092, Portsmouth, OH 45662 (740-858-4684)

Portsmouth Sciotoville (Organized 1930) (009-0870)

Location—5409 Winchester Ave., Portsmouth, OH 45662 (www.jesusthenazarene.com;


Pastor—(09/19/10) Chad M. Garinger (Kelly), 5402 Harrison Ave., Sciotoville, OH 45662


Assoc Min. of Compassionate Ministries—Edson Myers (Linda), 595 Mead McNeer Rd.,

Wheelersburg, OH 45694 ([email protected]; 740-776-6108)

Music Dir.—Rob Newman, 25 Matthew Dr., Wheelersburg, OH 45694 ([email protected];

740-574-1843)

SDMI Supt.—tamie Parker, 8431 Green St., Wheelersburg, OH 45694 ([email protected];

740-464-5661)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Kelly Garinger, 5402 Harrison St., Sciotoville, OH 45662


NYI Pres.—Kyle Purdin, 2010 ½ 7th St., Portsmouth, OH 45662 ([email protected];

740-464-1682)

Prime time Min. Dir.—Edson Myers, 595 Mead McNeer Rd., Wheelersburg, OH 45694


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NMI Pres.—Mary Gordon, 5521 Harrison St., Sciotoville, OH 45662 ([email protected];

740-776-0279)

Compassionate Min. Dir.—Anita Casper, 40 Williams Rd., Wheelersburg, OH 45694


Church Board Sec.—Dottie Logan, 2244 Woodcrest, Wheelersburg, OH 45694


Church Treas.—Paul Rennick, 567 Tanglewood Dr., Wheelersburg, OH 45694


Rarden (Organized 1938) (009-0880)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 36) 1661 Main St., Rarden, OH 45671

Pastor—(03/01/08) Jason Koch (Holly), 5857 Lucasville Minford Rd., Minford, OH 45653


SS Supt.—Ronald Williams, 5358 Ste. Rte. 772, Piketon, OH 45661 (740-493-3167)

NYI Pres.—Diane Koch, 1600 Arion Rd., McDermott, OH 45652

Church Board Sec.—Alice Newman, P.O. Box 36, Rarden, OH 45671 (740-372-7622)

Church Treas.—Rosezetta Williams, 5358 St. Rt. 772, Piketon, OH 45661 (740-493-3167)

Reedsville Fellowship (Organized 1989) (009-0885)

Location—54120 Fellowship Drive, Long Bottom, OH 45743 (www.fellowshipnaz.com;

740-378-6175)

Pastor—(5/11/06) Russell A. Carson (Tina) 63653 Ste. Rte. 124, Reedsville, OH 45772


Music Dir.—Tom Scyoc, P.O. Box 232, Reedsville, OH 45772 (740-378-6106)

SS Supt.—Tami Putman, 53099 Ste. Rte. 681, Reedsville, OH 45772 (740-378-6422)

Adult Min. Dir.—Russell Carson, 63653 Ste. Rte. 124, Reedsville, OH 45772 (740-378-6278)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Tina Carson, 63653 Ste. Rte. 124, Reedsville, OH 45772 (740-378-6278)

Prime Time Min. Dir.—Sue Suttle, 38140 Success Rd., Long Bottom, OH 45743 (740-985-4313)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Pat Martin, 54145 Fellowship Dr., Long bottom, OH 45743

(740-378-6233)

NMI Pres.—Marlene Putman, 42895 Coolville Rd., Coolville, OH 45723 (740-667-3895)

Golden Harvest Food—Russell Carson, 63653 SR 124, Reedsville, OH 45772 (740-378-6278)

Church Board Sec.—Bridget Driggs, 55075 Hudson Rd., Reedsville, OH 45772 (740-378-6576)

Church Treas.—Pat Martin, 54145 Fellowship Dr., Long Bottom, OH 45743 (740-378-6233)

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Reynoldsburg (Organized 1958) (009-0881)

Location—1340 Crest St., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068 ([email protected];

fax: 614-866-7711; 614-866-3605)

Pastor—(8/18/02) Martin D. Dennis (Carrie), 6914 Starfire Dr., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068


Youth Pastor—Michael Rodgers (Amy), 5275 Knight St., Groveport, OH 43125 (614-492-0069)

Volunteer Assoc. Pastor—Arvin Singh, 7952 Aspen Ridge Dr., Blacklick, Oh 43004

(614-286-4220)

Volunteer Visitation Pastor—Betty Petersen, 4022 Blendon Point Dr., Columbus, OH 43230


Music Dir.—Tanya Singh, 7952 Aspen Ridge Dr., Blacklick, Oh 43004 (614-604-8359)

SS Supt.—Dean Prosser, 1435 Cascade Dr., Grove City, OH 43123 (614-571-4551)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Anita Walker, 6738 Red Fox Rd., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068 (614-861-8508)

NYI Pres.—Tim Stonerock, 9072 Rosem Ct., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068 (614-577-0811)

NMI Pres.—LuAnn Hetrick, 2176 Springmont Ave., Columbus, OH 43223 (614-477-6673)

Work and Witness Coord.—Arvin Singh, 7952 Aspen Ridge Dr., Blacklick, Oh 43004

(614-286-4220)

Church Board Sec.—Pam Masters, 92 Runkle Dr., Pataskala, OH 43062 ([email protected];

614-746-8443)

Church Treas.—Marc Runck, 6775 Stemen Rd., Pickerington, OH 43147 (614-759-8269)

PAC - Church at the Creek – Pastor -- Martin Dennis, 6914 Starfire Dr., Reynoldsburg, OH

43068

Campus Pastor – Doug Dahms, 1468 Sedgefield Dr., New Albany, OH 43054


PAC – Blacklick – Pastor -- Martin Dennis, 6914 Starfire Dr., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068

Campus Pastor - Arvin Singh, 7952 Aspen Ridge Dr., Blacklick, Oh 43004

(614-286-4220)

PAC – Element -- Pastor – Martin Dennis, 6914 Starfire Dr., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068

Element Campus Pastor -- Matt Walls, 6608 Shenandoah Dr., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068


Roseville (Organized 1937) (009-0900)

Location—7835 Rose Hill Rd., Roseville, OH 43777 (740-697-7848)

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Pastor-(4/16/13) Ed Simons (Shari), 737 Creekside Dr., Lancaster, OH 43130 ([email protected];

614-301-5558)

Rutland (Organized 1949) (009-0920)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 96) 464 Main St., Rutland, OH 45775 (740-742-2202)

Pastor—(3/1/12) Ann Forbes, (P.O. Box 136) 6889 Ste. Rte. 325, Vinton, OH 45686


SDMI Supt.—Sandy Hysell, 37265 Ste. Rte. 124, Middleport, OH 45760 (740-992-7467)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Amy Wilson, 36770 Ste. Rte. 124, Middleport, OH 45760 (740-742-3017)

NYI Pres.—Whitney Shain, 380 Grant St., Middleport, OH 45760 (740-992-3474)

NMI Pres.—Shannon Williams, 379 Salem St., Rutland, OH 45775 (740-742-0228)

Church Board Sec.— Shannon Williams, 379 Salem St., Rutland, OH 45775 (740-742-0228)

Church Treas.—Sandy Hysell, 37265 Ste. Rte. 124, Middleport, OH 45760 (740-992-7467)

South Point (Organized 1953) (009-0970)

Location—406 Ninth St., South Point, OH 45680 ([email protected]; 740-377-9843)

Pastor – To be supplied

Assoc. Pastor—Jerry Boggs, 203A Linden Ave., South Point, OH 45680 (740-377-9918)

Music Dir.—Heather Green, 1203 C. R. 18, South Point, OH 45680 (740-550-3906)

SS Supt.—Larry Arbogast, 408 Linden Ave., South Point, OH (740-516-0800)

NYI Pres.—Jeff Green, 1203 C.R. 18, South Point, OH 45680 (740-550-3622)

Prime Time Min. Dir.—Libby Austin, 122 Pvt. Dr., South Point, OH 45680 (740-894-4330)

Men’s Min. Dir.—Allen Wagner, 311 Margaret St., South Point, OH 45680 (740-377-4929)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Kathy Willis, 421 Co. Rd. 58, South Point, OH 45680 (740-894-3594)

NMI Pres.—Gara William, 106 3rd St., South Point, OH 45680 (606-923-5792)

Church Board Sec.—Amber Dillon, 402 Pvt. Rd. 3290, South Point, OH 45680 (740-894-5191)

Church Treas.—Kelli McNeely, 45 Twp. Rd. 1276, South Point, OH 45680 (740-894-6565)

South Zanesville (Organized 1930) (009-0980)

Location—3095 Maysville Pike, Zanesville, OH 43701 (www.szanesvillenazarene.org;

fax: 740-452-5510; 740-452-5510)

Pastor—(2/24/08) Walter N. Gessner (Cathy), 3210 Jenkins Dr., Zanesville, OH 43701


Music Dir.—Larry Harper, 7670 Maysville Pk., Zanesville, OH 43777 (740-849-0190)

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Chr. Ed. Dir.—Stephanie Eppley, 7800 Maysville Pk., Roseville, OH 43777 (740-683-8200)

SS Supt.—Barbara Givens, P. O. Box 611, New Lexington, OH 43764 (740-342-1186)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Shawnna Tansel, 12575 Palmer Rd., Mt. Perry, OH 43760 (740-787-2121)

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Matt Fountain, 131 W. Athens Rd., Roseville, OH 43777 (740-697-2495)

Adult Min. Dir—Larry K. Harper, 12333 Old Rainer Rd., Roseville, OH 43777 (740-697-0419)

Prime Time Dir.—Glee Patterson, 2290 Adamsville Rd., Zanesville, OH 43701 (740-453-1151)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Stephanie Eppley, 7800 Maysville Pk., Roseville, OH 43777

(740-683-8200)

NMI Pres.—Gwen Barnes, 783 Brighton Blvd., Zanesville, OH 43701 (740-453-4987)

Work and Witness Coord.—Bill Hollingshead, 2435 Sherwood Hills, Zanesville, OH 43701

(740-454-3014)

Church Board Sec.—Betsy Buck, 8065 Bagley Rd., Mt. Perry, OH 43760 (740-849-3151)

Church Treas.—Patty Riley, 2080 Wesley Chapel Rd., Zanesville, OH 43701 (740-849-3035)

Sunrise (Organized 1916) (009-0990)

Location—531 County Rd. 17, South Point, OH 45680 (740-867-4610)

Pastor—(4/14/13) Gary Henry (Brenda) 8008 Alexander Pl., Ashland, KY 41101


NYI Pres.—Gloria Webb, 1255 Co. Rd. 15, Chesapeake, OH 45619 ([email protected];

740-867-5418)

NMI Pres.—Mary Cole, 2193 Co.Rd. 56, Ironton, OH 45638 ([email protected];

740-532-2155)

SDMI-Daniel Cole, 2193 Co. Rd. 56, Ironton, OH 45638 ([email protected];

740-532-2155)

Church Board Sec.—Daniel Cole, 2193 Co. Rd. 56, Ironton, OH 45638


Church Treas.—Melody Kipp, 7136 C. R. 15, Chesapeake, OH 45619 (740-894-8806)

Syracuse (Organized 1929) (009-1000)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 86) 2995 Ste. Rte. 124, Syracuse, OH 45779

(www.syracusenazarene.com; 740-992-2514)

Pastor—(06/06/10) Shannon Hutchison (Rebecca), P. O. Box 87, Syracuse, OH 45779-0087

([email protected]; cell: 614-783-2051; 740-444-5093)

SS Supt.—Kevin Willford, P. O. Box 214, 202 N. 3rd St., Racine, OH 45771 (740-949-2095,

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c-740-444-3424)

NYI Pres.—Rebecca Hutchison, P. O. Box 87, Syracuse, OH 45779 (740-444-5093)

Church Board Sec.—Ora Bass, (Mail: PO Box 129) 1221 College Rd., Syracuse, OH 45779

(740-992-5006)

Church Treas.—Gene Hudson, 773 Oliver St., Middleport, OH 45760 (740-444-5393)

The Plains-Athens Community (Organized 1913) (009-1010)

Location—49 Connett Rd., The Plains, OH 45780 (740-797-3150)

Pastor—(09/12/10) Sean Hampton (Jaime), 45-1/2 W. First St., The Plains, OH 45780


Children’s Dir.-Jaime Hampton, 45-1/2 W. First St., The Plains, OH 45780

([email protected])

SS Supt.—Jim Crist, 14110 Mansfield Rd., Athens, OH 45701 (740-594-8154)

NMI Pres.—Martha Crist, 14110 Mansfield Road, Athens, OH 45701 (740-594-8154)

Church Board Sec.—Dee Channell, 11635 Channingway Blvd., The Plains, OH 45780

(740-797-4873)

Church Treas.—Rebecca Holley, 15261 South Canaan Rd., Athens, OH 45701 (740-593-8177)

Thornville Community (Organized 1993) (009-0809)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 533) 11587 Jacksontown Rd., Thornville, OH 43076 (740-246-5208)

Pastor—(6/2/02) McKinley “Kenny” Brown (Anna), 5713 Cristland Hill Rd., Thornville, OH

43706 ([email protected]; 740-527-2460)

Music Dir.—Kathy Jones, 14956 Regal Rd., Thornville, OH 43076 (740-246-5001)

SS Supt.—Bob Ousley, 13102 Elm Rd., Thornville, OH 43076 (740-246-4252)

Children’s Min. Dir—Kim Ousley, 13102 Elm Rd., Thornville, OH 43076 (740-246-4252)

Church Board Sec.— Church Treas.—Kathy Jones, 14956 Regal Rd., Thornville, OH 43076

(740-246-5001)

Toboso (Organized 1952) (009-1030)

Location—113 Third St. S.E., Newark, OH 43056 (740-763-2161)

Pastor—(9/15/10) William J. Jones (Linda), 638 Wilson Ave., Coshocton, OH 43812


SS Supt.—Carl Dean Smith, 18345 Crawmer Rd. SE, Newark, OH 43056 (740-763-3698)

NMI Pres.—Erma Jones, 5823 Jacksontown Rd. SE Lot 36, Newark, OH 43056 (740-641-2524)

Church Board Sec.—Marge Schmitt, 18229 Crawmer Rd. S.E., Newark, OH 43056

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(704-763-3135)

Church Treas.—Nancy Osborn, 18171 Crawmer Rd. S.E., Newark, OH 43056 (740-763-4023)

Waterford (Organized 1943) (009-1080)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 125) 111 Marquis Ave., Waterford, OH 45786 (740-984-2659)

Pastor—(7/1/87) Karl E. Kesselring (Diane), (P.O. Box 103) 903 Jenison St., Beverly, OH 45715


NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Cathy Luthy, P.O. Box 402, Beverly, OH 45715 (740-984-2963)

Church Board Sec.—Sherry Saunders, P.O. Box 434, Beverly, OH 45715 (740-984-2246)

Church Treas.—Jerry Reeder, RD 1, Township Rd. 147, Beverly, OH 45715 (740-434-7748)

Waverly (Organized 1948) (009-1100)

Location—306 Bridge St., Waverly, OH 45690 (740-947-4919)

Pastor—(4/1/11) Lawrence Harris (Tammy), 381 Allegheny Hill Rd., Wheelersburg, OH 45694


Assoc. Pastor— Dianne Chapman-Pettit, 377 Hoffman Ln., Waverly, OH 45690 (740-648-8047)

Church Board Sec.—Wanda Parker, 3565 Duck Run Rd., Lucasville, OH 45648 (740-464-0606)

Wellston (Organized 1932) (009-1120)

Location—39834 Ste. Rte. 93, Wellston, OH 45692 ([email protected];

fax: 740-384-0100; 740-384-0100)

Pastor—(4/6/03) James A. Griffith (Connie), 25657 Geng Rd., Creola, OH 45622 (740-596-0129)

Assoc. Pastor—Donald E. Fairchild, 64426 Dunkle Creek Rd., Creola, OH 45622 (740-596-5724)

Music Dir.—Tessa Zinn, 103 W. High St., McArthur, OH 45651 (740-357-9222)

SS Supt.—Keith McKinnis, 73047 Ste. Rt. 124, Vinton, OH 45656 ([email protected];

740-669-1415)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Ginger Ziegler, 23 Mulga Rd., Wellston, OH 45692 (740-384-4505)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Colleen Davis, 2220 U.S. Rte. 50 W, Albany, OH 45710 (740-698-3408)

NMI Pres.—Mark Hemming, 686 June Marshall Rd., Jackson, OH 45640


Work and Witness Coord.—Lisa Walker, 21897 Ste. Rte. 93, Wellston, OH 45692

(740-384-3873)

Church Board Sec.—James D. Taylor, 424 Madison Ave., McArthur, OH 45651 (740-596-4542)

Co-Church Treas.—

Mona Dobbins, 117 Crossland St., Jackson, OH 45640 (740-286-1089)

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Beth Dillinger, 374 Electric Park Rd., Wellston, OH 45692 (740-855-4258)

Westerville (Organized 1936) (009-1130)

Location—355 Cherrington Rd., Westerville, OH 43081-3059 (www.westervillenaz.com;

[email protected]; children’s: 614-882-8874; youth: 614-882-9679;

fax: 614-882-3749; 614-882-2148)

Pastor—(8/3/97) Mark J. Ledford (Jill), 684 Winsholen Ct., Westerville, OH 43081


Assoc./Spanish Pastor—Mike Durst, 5492 Westerville Crossing Dr., Westerville, OH 43081


Children’s Pastor (1st– 6th grades)—Melissa Scott, 312 Cherrington Rd., Westerville, OH 43081


Children’s Pastor (infant – kindergarten)—Jamie Carden, 5685 Santiago Dr., Westerville, OH

43081 ([email protected]; 614-392-0398)

Pre-School Dir.—Laura Gastin, 161 Barcelone Ave., Westerville, OH 43081

([email protected]; [email protected]; 614-440-9419)

Worship Pastor—Carlos Ezequiel De La Cruz, 5988 Endicott Rd., Columbus, OH 43229


Youth Pastor—Kyle Somerfeldt, 3489 Hunting Brook Dr., Apt. 205, Columbus, OH 43231


NYI Pres.—Vicki McClure, 223 Main Sail Dr., Westerville, OH 43082 ([email protected];

614-899-0826)

SS Supt.—Scott Meadows, 99 Daleview Dr., Westerville, OH 43081


Volunteer Assoc. Pastor/Men’s Min.—Paul Czarniecki, 1727 Sandurst Rd., Columbus, OH

43229 ([email protected]; 614-392-1071)

Volunteer Assoc. Pastor—Leonard Myers, 127 N. State St., Westerville OH, 43081


Women’s Min. Dir.—Suzy Hicks, 504 Thistleview Dr., Lewis Center, OH 43035


Work and Witness Coord.—Mike Durst, 5492 Westerville Crossing Dr., Westerville, OH 43081


Church Board Sec.—Alisa Stoll, 3864 Blueberry Hollow, Gahanna, OH 43230


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Church Treas.—Belinda House, 1114 Forest View Ct., Westerville, OH 43081


Zanesville First (Organized 1935) (009-1190)

Location—5700 Martin Lane, Zanesville, OH 43701 (www.z1naz.org; [email protected];

fax: 740-453-4958; 740-453-4500)

Pastor—(4/1/95) Steven M. Dupler (Trisha), 8087 Ridge Rd., Zanesville, OH 43701


Assoc. Pastor-Mark A. Dupler, P.O. Box 103, Hopewell, OH 43746 (740-591-3150)

Music Dir.—Terry Barker, 505 Walnut Hills Dr., Zanesville, OH 43701 (740-453-8000)

SS Supt.—Matt Hoffer, 30 Summit Dr., Zanesville, OH 43701 (740-453-0773)

Children’s Min. Co-Dirs.—

Jeanne Campbell, 1875 Three Towers Dr., Chandlersville, OH 43727 (740-455-2502)

Joyce Hoffer, 30 Summit Dr., Zanesville, OH 43701 (740-453-0773)

NYI Pres.—Marci McKenzie

Prime Time Min. Dir.—Elaine Zimmerman, 2300 Wesley Chapel Rd., Zanesville, OH 43701

(740-849-3000)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Tammy Barker, 505 Walnut Hills Dr., Zanesville, OH 43701 (740-453-8000)

Men’s Min. Co-Directors— Bob Dorfe, P.O. Box 121, White Cottage, OH 43791 (740-849-9749)

Bob Bishop, 707 Perine Rd., Zanesville, OH 43701 (740-453-8297)

NMI Pres.—Mary Dorfe, P.O. Box 121, White Cottage, OH 43791 (740-849-9749)

Work and Witness Coord.—Wayne Stotts, 5745 Kenny Dr., Zanesville, OH 43701

(740-453-8353)

CLT Dir.—Matt Hoffer, 30 Summit Dr., Zanesville, OH 43701 (740-453-0773)

Church Board Sec.—Rita Stanbery, 159 Wildwood Dr., Zanesville, OH 43701 (740-452-1267)

Church Treas.—Donovan Campbell, 1875 Three Towers Rd., Chandlersville, OH 43727

(740-455-2502)

Zanesville Northside (Organized 1946) (009-1200)

Location—739 Francis St., Zanesville, OH 43701-1814 ([email protected];

740-453-4010)

Pastor—(11/12/95) James A. Miller (Brenda), 7250 Pinecrest Dr., Zanesville, OH 43701

(740-454-9299)

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Assoc. Pastor—Mikeal Lanning, 3741 Mayfair Ln., Cambridge, OH 43725


Music Dir.—Lynn Reed, 1969 Potts Ln., Zanesville, OH 43701 (740-453-8990)

Vis. Min.—Sandra Rockwell, 2820 Orchard Park, Zanesville, OH 43701 (740-297-4325)

Chr. Ed. Min. Dir.—Brenda Miller, 7250 Pinecrest Dr., Zanesville, OH 43701 (740-454-9299)

SS Supt.— James Madden, 1204 Blandy Ave., Zanesville, OH 43701 (740-297-1369)

Children’s Min. Dir.—Angela Grandstaff, 2019 Galena Ave., Zanesville, OH 43701


NYI Min. Dir./Pres.—Dalton Miller, 1383 Murry Ln., Zanesville, OH 43701 (701-607-0729)

Single Adult Min. Dir.—Pat Taylor, 2513 Oakwood Ave., Zanesville, OH 43701 (740-452-5004)

Men’s Min. Dir.— James Madden, 1204 Blandy Ave., Zanesville, OH 43701 (740-297-1369)

Women’s Min. Dir.—Brenda Miller, 7250 Pinecrest Dr., Zanesville, OH 43701 (740-454-9299)

NMI Pres.—Rose Lanning, 3741 Mayfair Ln., Zanesville, OH 43701 ([email protected];

740-630-8116)

CLT Dir.—Becky West, 3900 Barkers Run Rd., Zanesville, OH 43701 (740-452-7857)

Church Board Sec.—James Madden, 1204 Blandy Ave., Zanesville, OH 43701 (740-297-1369)

Church Treas.—Lynn Reed, 1969 Potts Ln., Zanesville, OH 43701 (740-453-8990)

I. ORDAINED ELDERS

2005 PAS Albert, David J., 932 Nolder Dr. Lancaster, OH 43130 (Grace Community)


1971 RA/SPC Alexander Jr., Calvin A., 92 Crossing Pl., Johnstown, OH 43031 (Pataskala)


1994 CHP Arni, Mark B., 5777 Royalton Rd. SW, Lancaster, OH 43130 (Circleville First)

(740-497-8195)

2000 PSV-FT Austin, R. Tevis, 1533 Mallard Cir. W., Newark, OH 43055 (Newark First)


2011 PSV-FT Ballenger, Jennifer R., 508 Mark Cir., Newark, OH 43055 (Newark First)


2004 EDU Ballenger, John M., 800 Martinsburg Rd., Mount Vernon, OH 43050 (Newark

First) ([email protected]; 740-604-0551)

1995 PAS Barber, Samuel S., 883 Harmony Dr., Gahanna, Ohio 43230 (Columbus

Shepherd) ([email protected]; 614-471-3368)

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2001 PSV-PT Barlow, Todd A., 27 Carroll Ave., Jackson, OH 45640 (Jackson)


1979 PAS Beard, Wayne F., 4968 Hamden Way, Columbus, OH 43228 (Columbus West

Broad) ([email protected]; 614-878-6127)

1997 PSV-FT Benson, G. Dale, 4720 Hoover Rd., Grove City, OH 43123 (Grove City)


1995 PSV-PT/EVC/SEC Boggs, Jerry R., 203A Linden Ave., South Point, OH 45680 (South Point)


1995 PSV-FT Bowman, Don R., 2362 Stargrass Ave., Grove City, OH 43123 (Grove City)


1994 EVR Bradley, Sam F., 52 Moundview Ave., Portsmouth, OH 45662 (Minford)

(740-355-0518)

1972 RA Brisker, Larry W., 703 Mellwood Dr., New Lexington, OH 43764 (Logan)


1986 RU Brown, Dennis E., 3849 Queen Anne Place, Grove City, OH 43123 (Grove City)


1998 PAS Brown, McKinley “Kenny”, 5713 Cristland Hill Rd., Thornville, OH 43076

(Thornville Community) ([email protected]; 740-527-2460)

1988 RA/PSV-PT Brown, Terry B., 387 Rocky Ford Dr. S., Gahanna, OH 43230 (New Albany


2003 PAS Brown, Wendell D., 1030 Ridge Dr., Circleville, OH 43113 (Circleville First)


1997 ESR/RA Brownfield, David E., 70 Willow Creek Rd., Chillicothe, OH 45601 (Chillicothe

Westside) ([email protected]; 740-775-2481)

1986 U Buck, J. Michael, P. O. Box 692, Grove City, OH 43123 (Lifepoint)


1984 SPC Cadwell, John R., (P.O. Box 311) 211 Beaver St., Warsaw, OH 43844 (Dresden)

(740-824-4262)

1969 U Calhoon, Robert B., 127 N. Wagner Ave., Baltimore, OH 43105 (Pataskala)


2009 PAS Campbell, Dale E., 248 N. 2nd St., McConnelsville, OH 43756 (McConnelsville)


2002 SPC Campbell, Danny R., 5259 Big Bear Creek Rd., Lucasville, OH 45648 (Rarden)

(740-259-5300)

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2012 PAS Canfield, Jeffrey C., 2607 Chessie Dr., Ashland, KY 41102 (Coal Grove)


1999 PAS Carpenter, Jerry L., 28 N. Shore Dr., Chillicothe, OH 45601 (Chillicothe


2005 PAS Carson, Russell A., 63653 Ste. Rte. 124, Reedsville, OH 45772 (Reedsville

Fellowship) ([email protected]; 740-378-6278)

2013 PSV-PT Chapman-Pettit, H. Dianne, 377 Hoffman Ln., Waverly, OH 45690 (Waverly)


1969 RU Church, Clifford, 2596 Gratiot Rd. S.E., Newark, OH 43056 (Newark First)

(740-763-4306)

2004 PAS/SPC Chuvalas, James A., 521 Westview Terr., Lithopolis, OH 43136 (Dresden)


2012 PSV-FT Clark, Eric T., 212 Claren Dr., Heath, OH 43056 (Newark First)


2011 PSV-PT Clark, Jeffrey F., 315 Reber Ave., Lancaster, OH 43130 (Gloryland)


2004 RU Clark, John E., 1120 Seminole Ave., Wheelersburg, OH 45694 (Plymouth

Heights) (740-574-9618)

2006 PAS Clingan, Mark D., 7863 Bowling Green Ln., Lancaster, OH 43130 (Gloryland)


2006 RA Colliflower, Velvet, 3552 Shelby St., Waterford, MI 48328 (Lower Lights

Community) ([email protected]; 248-618-3917)

1959 RA Collins, Robert T., Jr., 9339 York Rd. S.W., Pataskala, OH 43062 (Columbus


1988 RA Combs, John R. “Jack”, 414 N. Yencer St., Baltimore, OH 43105 (Gloryland)

(740-862-2635)

1970 RA Coots, Billy E., 1222 Oakfield Dr. S., Columbus, OH 43229 (Columbus Cooke

Road) ([email protected]; 614-846-5030)

2003 PAS Daniels, Brian D., 456 Brown St., Portsmouth, OH 45662 (Portsmouth First)


1959 RU Davis, Audrey G., 52 Sycamore St., Gallipolis, OH 45631 (Gallipolis First)

(740-446-1359)

2010 U Davis, DeVon J., 620 Garden Pkwy., Circleville, OH 43113 (Grove City)


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2007 DA Davis, Vera W., 536 Camdenway Ct., Columbus, OH 43213 (Pickerington)


1977 U Dean, James Allen, 472 Hillview St., Pickerington, OH 43147 (Pickerington)


1991 PAS Dennis, Martin D., 6914 Starfire Dr., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068 (Reynoldsburg)


1969 RA Dishon, W. C., 264 Ansley Park Ave., Delaware, OH 43015 (Columbus

Northwest) ([email protected]; 614-886-0466)

1989 RA Dixon, Delbert W., Jr., 995 Knipp Branch, Grayson, KY 41143 (Coal Grove)

(606-474-4516)

1985 PAS Downs, Douglas M., 179 Ste. Rte. 218, Gallipolis, OH 45631 (Gallipolis First)


1992 PSV-FT Dupler, Mark A., P.O. Box 103, Hopewell, OH 43746 (Zanesville First)


1991 PAS Dupler, Steven M., 8087 Ridge Rd., Zanesville, OH 43701 (Zanesville First)


2006 PSV-FT Durst, Michael A., 5492 Westerville Crossing Dr., Westerville, OH 43081

(Westerville) ([email protected]; 614-314-4309)

1991 SPC Eades, Timothy W., 234 Clark Dr., Circleville, OH 43113 (Circleville First)


2007 PAS Edwards, Penny R., 1121 Charlevoix Ave., Wheelersburg, OH 45694 (Ironton

Faith United) ([email protected]; 740-574-5802)

1967 RA Elliott, Clell B., 1613 Back Rd., Franklin Furnace, OH 45629 (Plymouth Heights)

(740-533-9537)

1964 RA Ellis, Kenneth D., 1401 Oakwood Ave., Columbus, OH 43206 (Obetz)

(614-445-7418)

1970 RA Emptage, Ronald R., 1171 Westbrook Ct., Worthington, OH 43085 (Columbus


1983 RA Euton, John, Jr., 1620 Arion Rd., McDermott, OH 45652 (Rarden)

(740-372-2073)

1977 RU Euton, John H., 1707 Bellefonte Rd., Flatwoods, KY 41139 (Ironton First) (606-

834-1672)

2002 PAS Everidge, Jason, 802 Monroe Ave., Chillicothe, OH 45601 (Chillicothe First)


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2010 PAS Forbes, G. Ann, (P.O. Box 136) 6889 Ste. Rte. 325, Vinton, OH 45686 (Rutland)


1985 SPC Ford, Lowell P., 1449 Residence Dr., Newark, OH 43055 (Newark First)

(740-366-5488; 614-309-3419)

1986 RA Foster, Josephus A., 1889 Defford Ct., Columbus, OH 43227 (Fountain of Hope

Community) ([email protected]; 614-237-4160; c: 614-570-7420)

2002 U Francis, Sandra L., 2291 White Rd., Grove City, OH 43123 (Columbus

Crossroads Community) ([email protected]; 614-570-5704)

1962 RA Frederick, Wesley B., 5241 Sims Rd., Groveport, OH 43125 (Columbus Cooke

Road) ([email protected]; 614-836-3554)

1973 RA Fulks, K. David, Sr., 103 West Park Ave., Columbus, OH 43222 (Reynoldsburg)


1989 RA Fulks, K. Jane, 103 West Park Ave., Columbus, OH 43222 (Reynoldsburg)


1954 RA Fuller, Curtis Eugene, 1422 Cascade Dr., Grove City, OH 43123 (Grove City)

(614-883-9104)

1983 PAS Fuller, Mark L., 2083 Visconti Dr., Grove City, OH 43123 (Grove City)

(614-875-7478)

2013 PAS Fulton, Daniel A., 550 Broadway St., Middleport, OH 45760 (Middleport)


1998 PAS Garinger, Chad M., 5402 Harrison Ave., Sciotoville, OH 45662 (Portsmouth

Sciotoville) ([email protected]; 740-776-7424)

1992 PAS Gates, Thomas L., II, 694 Walhonding Ave., Logan, OH 43138 (Logan)


1975 RU/SPC George, Herman M., 1375 Rowlesville Rd., Vinton, OH 45686 (Gallipolis First)


1993 PAS Gessner, Walter N., 3210 Jenkins Dr., Zanesville, Ohio 43701 (South Zanesville)


1998 RA Goodykoontz, James E., 415 Ottawa Ave., Westerville, OH 43081 (Westerville)

(614-882-2458)

2010 PSV-FT Gray, Jeffery J., 830 Walhonding Ave., Logan, OH 43138 (Logan)


2010 PSV-FT Gray, R. David, 5034 Nelson Dr., South Bloomfield, OH 43103 (Circleville)


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2004 PAS Griffith, James A., 25657 Geng Rd., Creola, OH 45622 (Wellston)


1947 RA/PAS Grimm, Lloyd D., Jr., 1233 Charles St., Logan, OH 43138 (Point Rock)


2011 SPC Grizzard, Mark T., 67 River Bend Rd., Cleveland, GA 30528 (Gallipolis First)


2012 U Hablitzel, Jane E., 9600 Heimberger Rd., Baltimore, OH 43105 (Columbus

Whitehall) ([email protected]; 740-862-8375)

1985 PAS Hale, Robert D., 470 C. R. 58, South Point, OH 45680 (Ironton First)


1974 PSV-PT Harmon, J. Eugene, 1145 Second Ave., Gallipolis, OH 45631 (Gallipolis First)

(740-446-3224)

1977 RU Hayes III, Harold H., 1847 New Market Dr., Grove City, OH 43123 (Grove City)


1957 ESR/RA Hill, William G., 6617 Hitler Rd., No. 2, Circleville, OH 43113 (Circleville First)


1949 SPC Hocutt, Paul M., Jr., 664 Robinson Dr., Newark, OH 43055 (Newark First)

(740-366-3588)

2011 U Huitger, James R., 575 River Pebble Dr., Blacklick, OH 43004 (Reynoldsburg)


2012 U Huitger, Rebecca S., 575 River Pebble Dr., Blacklick, OH 43004 (Reynoldsburg)


2001 PAS Humble, Wesley E., 524 Myrtle Ave., Newark, OH 43055 (Newark First)


1986 SPC Humphrey, Richard C., 270 N. Hopewell Rd., Hopewell, OH 43746 (Zanesville

Northside) ([email protected]; 740-891-5038)

2010 PSV-FT Ingle, Padraic G., 12108 Gallia Pike Rd., Wheelersburg, OH 45694

(Cornerstone) ([email protected]; 405-426-7796)

1982 RU Jacob, Thomas J., 222 Rivers Edge Way, Gahanna, OH 43230 (Columbus


2008 PSV-PT Jenkins, Douglas A., 12870 Westchester Rd., Pickerington, OH 43147

(Pickerington) ([email protected]; 614-266-6417)

2011 PSV-FT Johnson, Chad W., 335 Meadow Dr., Circleville, OH 43113 (Darby Creek—

Darbydale) ([email protected]; 614-561-9560)

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2008 PAS Johnson, Jack R., Jr., 12210 Basil Rd. NW, Baltimore, OH 43105 (Columbus

Whitehall) ([email protected]; 614-390-7311)

2006 TRF Johnson, Kirk A., in process of transfer to Northeastern Indiana

1987 DS Johnston, Trevor H., P. O. Box 279, 5004 Hoover Rd., Grove City, OH 43123

(Columbus Northwest) ([email protected]; 614-539-6812)

2003 PAS Jones, William J., 638 Wilson Ave., Coshocton, OH 43812 (Toboso)


1989 RA/PSV-PT Jordan, Joseph R., 86 W. Main St., Apt. 102, Newark, OH 43055 (Pataskala)

(740-348-5985)

1992 PAS Justis, William D., 32123 Minersville Rd., Racine, OH 45771 (Pomeroy)


1987 PAS Kesselring, Karl E., (P.O. Box 103) 903 Jenison St., Beverly, OH 45715

(Waterford) ([email protected]; 740-984-4665)

1990 PSV-FT Kizzee, Phillip D., 1131 Firth Ave., Worthington, OH 43085 (Columbus


2011 PAS Koch, Jason R., 5857 Lucasville Minford Rd., Minford, OH 45653 (Rarden)


1999 PAS Kochis, Brad A., 6833 Scioto Darby Rd., Hilliard, OH 43026 (Lifepoint)


2012 EDU Kohr, John M., 658 Loreto Ln., Blacklick, OH 43004 (Columbus Shepherd)


1979 DA Kuhn, Rodney P., 30300 Chieftain Dr., Logan, OH 43138 (Logan)


1982 RA Lane, Charles F., 1514 Crestview Dr., Ironton, OH 45638 (South Point)


1996 PAS Lanning, James T., 1211 Church St., Logan, OH 43138 (Lancaster Gateway)


2002 RA/SPC Lavender, Mary Janice, (P.O. Box 103) 2518 Mistletoe Ln., Syracuse, OH 45779

(Pomeroy) (740-992-5888)

1982 SPC Leatherwood, George J., 107 Lansing Dr., Ellabell, GA 31308 (Circleville First)


1999 PAS Ledford, Mark J., 684 Winsholen Ct., Westerville, OH 43081 (Westerville)


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2004 RA Lee, Chilik, 356 Amber Wood Way, Lewis Center, OH 43035 (Columbus Korean

Soh Mang) ([email protected]; 614-880-9409)

2012 PSV-FT Leonard, Jennifer A., 255 S. Yale Ave., Columbus, OH 43223 (Columbus


1990 PAS Lively, Josh T., 1012 Harwood Dr., Columbus, OH 43228 (Columbus First)


1997 PAS Lukens, Warren, P. O. Box 107, Chester, OH 45720 (Chester)


2013 PAS Malott, Bryan R., 780 Rock Run Rd., Jackson, OH 45640 (Oak Hill)


1978 SPC Mann, Earl Scott, 7063 Country Road 1, South Point, OH 45680 (South Point)

(740-451-1296)

1995 PAS Manson, Philip, Jr., 11021 Milnor Rd., Pickerington, OH 43147 (Pickerington)


2001 RU Martin, Tim C., 112 Fairview Ave., South Point, OH 45680 (South Point)

(740-377-4589)

1972 RU Martindale, Robert, 2135 Gantz Rd., Grove City, OH 43123 (Grove City)


1995 RU Martindill, Terry A., 8532 Highway 62 NE, Washington Court House, OH 43160

(Darby Creek—Darbyville) ([email protected]; 740-437-7671)

2004 PSV-FT McCloskey, Matthew J., 399 Scioto Meadows Blvd., Grove City, OH 43123

(Grove City) ([email protected]; 614-875-9195)

1992 PAS McCorkle, Robert W., II, 2310 E. Howard Rd., Obetz, OH 43207 (Columbus

Crossroads Community) ([email protected]; 614-492-0270)

2008 PSV-FT McKay, Deborah Lynn, 6348 Buckeye Path Dr. N, Grove City, Ohio 43123


1993 PAS McNutt, Larry W., 5468 Nash Pl., Westerville, OH 43081 (New Albany

First/Johnstown) ([email protected]; 614-855-6892)

1989 RA Mebrahtu, Tekie, 1010 Harrison Ave., Columbus, OH 43201 (Columbus First)

(614-299-8985)

1984 RA Meenach, Chris F., 4248 Maple St., New Boston, OH 45629 (Coal Grove)

(740-456-4281)

2002 PAS Meyers, Kevin R., 3034 Golden Oak Dr., Hilliard, OH 43026 (Hilliard)


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1970 RA Midcap, Allen D., 38475 Leading Creek Rd., Middleport, OH 45760 (Gallipolis

First) (740-992-7956)

2010 PSV-FT Middendorf, David A., 938 Cordero Ln., Gahanna, OH 43230 (Columbus

Shepherd) (614-471-3368)

2011 PSV-PT Miller, Antonia M., 446 Brookhaven Place, Circleville, OH 43113 (Circleville


1981 PAS Miller, James A., 7250 Pinecrest Dr., Zanesville, OH 43701 (Zanesville


2007 PAS Morrison, Matthew S., 1301 ½ Putnam Howe Dr., Belpre, OH 45714 (Belpre)


1980 PAS Morrison, Robert A., 9319 Windy Creek Dr., Columbus, OH 43240 (Columbus


1998 SPC Mossman, Jason, 219 Wallace Ave., Covington, KY 41014 (Newark First)


1974 ESR/RA Moyer, Douglas M., 1264 Trimmer St., Logan, OH 43138 (Logan)


2000 U Musser, Ronald M., 36 Township Rd. 1144, Proctorville, OH 45669

(Chesapeake) ([email protected]; 304-544-2202)

1967 ESR/RA Myers, David J., 959 Old McArthur Rd., Logan, OH 43138 (Logan)


1982 PSV-FT Myers, Edson E., 595 Mead McNeer Rd., Wheelersburg, Ohio 45694

(Portsmouth Sciotoville) ([email protected]; 740-776-6108)

1988 RU Neff, Willis L., 1454 Boulevard Dr., Belpre, OH 45714 (Belpre)


2005 GA Neu, Raymond D., 2626 Geyerwood Ct., Grove City, OH 43123 (Grove City)


2004 SPC Newman, Frances M., 90 Prosperity Rd., Waverly, OH 45690 (Chillicothe


2005 PSV-PT Nugent, Geraldine “Gerri”, 6260 Taylor Rd., Blacklick, OH 43004 (Columbus


2008 RA O’Day, Michael A., 12225 Cleo Road, Orient, Ohio, 43146 (Grove City)


2013 PSV-FT Page, Teresa A., 1273 Wild Horse Dr., Grove City, OH 43123 (Grove City)


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1968 RA/SPC Patmore, Richard D., P.O. Box 106, 30 East Pickaway St., Kingston, Ohio 45644

(Circleville First) ([email protected]; 740-642-2795)

1985 PAS Patrick, James G., 1209 22nd St., Portsmouth, OH 45662 (New Boston First)

(740-354-1820)

1993 RA/PSV-FT Percell, Michael S., (P.O. Box 457) 142-2 Sun Valley Ct., Wheelersburg, OH 45694 (Cornerstone) ([email protected]; 740-821-3312)

2000 U Perdew, Ralph E., 2417 Eagles Nest Way, Grove City, OH 43123 (Grove City)

(614-871-9199)

1990 RA Perry, Philip D., 927 Gilley St., Flatwoods, KY 41139 (Ironton First)

([email protected]; 606-834-8935; c: 606-615-0702) 1991 PSV-PT Petersen, Betty L., 4022 Blendon Point Dr., Columbus, OH 43230

(Reynoldsburg) ([email protected]; 614-476-4621)

2009 U Plantz, Kevin R., 38 East Dr., Gallipolis, OH 45631 (Gallipolis First)


2009 PAS/PSV-FT Porterfield, Joshua A., 1364 Wagy Square, Pataskala, OH 43062 (New

Albany First-Johnstown) ([email protected]; 740-485-

0509)

1991 PAS Proehl, Garry A., 840 Dorrene Dr., Wheelersburg, OH 45694 (Cornerstone)


2011 PAS Ramey, M. Andrew, 20 Meadow Dr., Franklin Furnace, OH 45629 (Plymouth

Heights) ([email protected]; 740-935-1484)

1977 RA Ratliff, Jean R., 701 Elita Ln., Flatwoods, KY 41139 (Ironton Faith United)

(606-836-9156)

1986 PAS Reiss, Gary D., 128 Ellington Blvd., Granville, OH 43023 (Pataskala)


1965 RA Remmenga, John E., (P.O. Box 69) 5867 Haughn Rd., Grove City, OH 43123

(Darby Creek—Darbydale) ([email protected]; 614-871-2763)

1966 RA Reynolds, Phillip E., 5310 Killdeer Ct., Orient, OH 43146 (Darby Creek—

Darbydale) (614-992-4030)

1994 U Reynolds, T. Rod, 1508 Manor Dr., Columbus, OH 43232 (Reynoldsburg)

(614-864-1150)

1964 RA Rhodes, Ernest R., 4855 Sharon Hill Dr., Columbus, OH 43235 (Columbus

Northwest) (614-459-9741)

2009 PSV-FT Richardson, Guiles G., Jr., 4087 Graves Dr., Obetz, OH 43207 (Obetz)


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1987 PSV-PT Rockwell, Sandra S., 2820 Orchard Park, Zanesville, OH 43701 (Zanesville

Northside) (740-297-4325)

1996 SPC Roe, Jonathan D., 3654 W. Magellan Dr., Anthem, AZ 85086 (Dayspring)


1956 ESR/RA Rogers, Herbert L., 2572 Landings Way, Grove City, OH 43123 (Obetz)

(614-875-6628)

1984 PSV-PT Rosser, Gregory B., 1108 Taylor Glen Blvd. W., Pataskala, OH 43062 (Obetz)


2001 PAS Roth, William H., (P.O. Box 154) 521 N. Market St., McArthur, OH 45651

(McArthur) ([email protected]; 740-596-4845)

2004 DA Ruark, Janet H., 1066 Bellows Ave., Columbus, OH 43223 (Lower Lights


2012 PSV-FT Russell, Mark A., 6154 Buckeye Pkwy., Grove City, OH 43123 (Grove City)


1984 PAS Schlenker, Jay E., 1671 Marshall Ave., Obetz, OH 43207 (Obetz)


1986 PAS Schmelzenbach, Terry L., 158 Wells St., Marietta, OH 45750 (Marietta First)


1986 PAS Schoener, Malcolm R., 3570 Keeper Ct., Columbus, OH 43221 (Hilliard)


1989 PAS Searls, Wayne L., P. O. Box 885, Jackson, OH 45640 (Jackson)


2012 PSV-PT Sharp, Nelson E., 14985 Beaver Pk., Jackson, OH 45640 (Jackson)


1978 RA Shupe, Isaac G., 5932 Luccis Ct., Columbus, OH 43228 (Columbus West Broad)


2012 PAS Simons, Edward A., 737 Creekside Dr., Lancaster, OH 43130 (Roseville)


2005 PSV-PT Singh, Arvin, 7952 Aspen Ridge Dr., Blacklick, OH 43004 (Reynoldsburg-

Blacklick) ([email protected]; 614-569-8080)

1997 U Sinift, Cheryl A., 3814 N. Hill Lane N.E., McConnelsville, OH 43756 (Chesterhill)

(740-962-6297)

1996 U Sinift, Kenneth, 3814 N. Hill Lane N.E., McConnelsville, OH 43756 (Chesterhill)

(740-962-6297)

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2007 GA Sisler, George A., 48 Nantucket Ave., Pickerington, OH 43147 (Pickerington)


1991 U Skaggs, Mark O., 342 Seven Pines Dr., Pickerington, OH 43147 (Reynoldsburg)


1964 RA Smith, S. Wayne, 10356 E. Meandering Tr., Gold Canyon, AZ 85118

(Westerville) (480-983-5628)

1972 RU Smith, Samuel P., 3036 Comfort Ct., Evansville, IN 47720 (Darby Creek—

Darbydale) (812-422-1549)

2012 PAS Spalding, Jarrod P., 6835 Winchester Crossing Blvd., Canal Winchester, OH

43110 (Dayspring) ([email protected]; 614-561-7091)

1977 RA/SPC Sparks, S. Jeffrey, 207 Elizabeth Way, South Point, OH 45680 (South Point)


1991 SPC Stadler, George S., 1405 Haft Dr., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068 (Reynoldsburg)


2002 EDU Stetler, Eric W., 9154 Killduff Rd., Gambier, OH 43022 (Columbus Shepherd)


1973 RA Stewart, Robert L., 240 Stygler Rd., Gahanna, OH 43230 (Columbus Shepherd)


2001 RA Stires, Dan L., 10 Knob Ct., Pataskala, OH 43062 (Columbus Shepherd)


1995 RA Stires, William D., 1685 Arrowhead Ct., Circleville, OH 43113 (Circleville First)


2003 EVC Stiverson, Cynthia K., 443 Granville St., Newark, OH 43055(Newark First)


1994 EVR Sullivan, Lawrence, 15505 Ste. Rte. 678, Rockbridge, OH 43149 (Logan)

(740-385-7363)

1996 PAS Suttles, Steven, 6679 London-Groveport Rd., Darbydale, OH 43123 (Darby

Creek—Southwest Comm.) ([email protected];

614-949-3028)

2009 PSV-FT Swanson, Timothy B., 240 Trafalgar Ct., Gahanna, OH 43230 (Columbus


1985 PAS Taylor, Bobby L., 108 8th St., South Shore, KY 41175 (Portsmouth Rosemount)


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1992 U Thomas, Richard P., 4385 Scissortail Loop, Westerville, OH 43081 (New Albany


1997 U Thomas, Robert D., 2567 Harborridge Ct., Grove City, OH 43123 (Grove City)


1959 RA Thorpe, William C., 7156 Summit Rd., Pataskala, OH 43062 (Reynoldsburg)

(614-716-8601)

1996 SPC Throckmorton, Timothy N., 1580 Waddell Rd., McDermott, OH 45652

(Plymouth Heights) ([email protected]; 740-935-1406)

1977 PAS True, Edward E., Jr., 15275 Ste. Rt. 691, Nelsonville, OH 45764 (Nelsonville)


1977 RU Umbel, Dwight D., 41394 Ste. Rte. 7, Reedsville, OH 45772 (The Plains/Athens)


2006 PAS Vallangeon, Michael W., 177 West Park Ave., Columbus, OH 43223 (Lower

Lights Community) ([email protected]; 614-579-4364)

1992 PAS VanMeter, Jr., William R., 37 Roga Rd., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068 (Hebron)


1997 U Vanover, James W., 2232 Lendale Dr., Lancaster, OH 43130 (Gloryland)


1987 DA Vinson, William D., 3287 Belstead Dr., Grove City, OH 43123 (Pickerington)


1992 RA Vohar, Anthony P., 12860 Fox Run Ct., Pickerington, OH 43147 (Pickerington)


1977 U Walls, Robert L., 6620 Rugosa Ave., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068 (Reynoldsburg)


1993 RA Watters, George S., P.O. Box 213, South Webster, OH 45682 (Cornerstone)


1994 RA Watters, Jean M., P.O. Box 213, South Webster, OH 45682 (Cornerstone)


1987 U Webb, David A., 271 Twp. Rd. 1339, South Point, OH 45680 (Coal Grove)


1985 RA Williams, George, 5 Gary Dr., The Plains, OH 45780 (Chesterhill)

(740-707-0043)

2011 PSV-PT Wilson, Charles A., 575 Raab St., Pickerington, OH 43147 (Dayspring)


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1980 U Wilson, Robert L., 7220 Optimara Dr. N.W., Pickerington, OH 43147


1972 RA Wolfe, Morris M., 115 Harrisburg Rd., Bidwell, OH 45614 (Gallipolis First)


1978 RA Worthington, Robert F., 2726 S. 10th St., Ironton, OH 45638 (Ironton Faith

United) (740-532-6115)

J. ORDAINED DEACONS

2003 PSV-FT Brown, Stephen P., 405 Bauhaus St., Blacklick, OH 43004 (New Albany First)


2006 SPC Carden, Renee W., 85 Kennebec Pl. W., Westerville, OH 43081 (Columbus


2010 PSV-FT Carpenter, Zachary T., 231 Westwood Dr., Circleville, OH 43113 (Circleville


1995 EDU Dalton, James D., 2432 Gershwin Ave., Grove City, OH 43123 (Grove City)


2007 PSV-PT Daniels, Kelly R., 456 Brown St., Portsmouth, OH 45662 (Portsmouth First)


2006 PSV-PT Fellure, Ruth Ann, 5639 Cloverleaf Ct., Grove City, OH 43123 (Grove City)


2001 PSV-PT Finnegan, Deborah C., 4472 Landings Rd., Groveport, OH 43125 (Dayspring)


1994 U Keffer, Michael P., 8692 Olenbrook Dr., Lewis Center, OH 43035 (Westerville)

(740-504-0927)

1990 RA Pound, Ira O., 4392 E. Mound St., Columbus, OH 43227 (Obetz)


2008 PSV-FT Redman, Brian, 233 Little Fawn Dr., Newark, OH 43055 (Newark First)


2006 PSV-FT Rodgers, Michael, 5275 Knight St., Groveport, OH 43125 (Reynoldsburg)


2000 PSV-FT Stevens, Julianna M., 367 Rocky Fork Dr. S., Gahanna, OH 43230 (Columbus


2012 PSV-FT Tenney, Mark A. II, 189 Fairfield Ave., Newark, OH 43055 (Newark First)


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2006 PSV-FT Wilson, Donna M., 575 Raab St., Pickerington, OH 43147 (Dayspring)


2005 U Wood, Lori, 4039 Londonderry Ave., Columbus, OH 43228 (Lifepoint)


K. LICENSED MINISTERS

2007 PSV-FT (DC) Aaron, Andrew D., 904 Master Dr., Galloway, OH 43119 (Hilliard)


2012 PSV-FT (LM) Aleshire, Sr., Lonny J., 503 ½ E. Main St., Hebron, OH 43025 (Pataskala)


2013 PSV-FT (LM) Alexander, II, James A., 4312 Brookgrove Dr., Grove City, OH 43123 (Grove

City) ([email protected]; 614-264-6550)

2013 STU (DC) Amburgey, Philip W., 5797 Sharets Dr., Galloway, OH 43119 (Grove City)


2007 PAS (EC) Bales, Mark R., 67 Jane Ln., Stout, OH 45684 (Minford)


2012 PSV-PT (DC) Berry, Daphne A., 4393 Pebble Beach Dr., Grove City, OH 43123 (Grove


2007 PSV-FT (LM) Black, James L., 1154 2nd Ave., Gallipolis, OH 45631 (Gallipolis First)


2012 PSV-PT (LM) Carden, Jamie L., 5685 Santiago Dr., Westerville, OH 43081 (Westerville)


2005 PSV-FT (EC) Chelikowsky, Aaron M., 7565 Bay Hill Dr., Pickerington, OH 43147


2013 PSV-FT (EC) Claxon, Lesley T., 8870 St. Rt. 140, Wheelersburg, OH 45694 (Cornerstone)


2013 STU (EC) Cordle, Aaron W., 11830 Wyandotte Rd., Stoutsville, OH 43154 (Circleville


2012 PSV-PT (EC) Czarniecki, Paul E., 1727 Sandhurst Rd., Columbus, OH 43229 (Westerville)


2013 PSV-PT (LM) Dahms, Douglas F., 1468 Sedgefield Dr., New Albany, OH 43054

(Reynoldsburg-Church at the Creek) ([email protected]; 614-

477-6337)

2007 PSV-PT (EC) De La Cruz, Carlos E., 5988 Endicott Rd., Columbus, OH 43229


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2011 PSV-PT (EC) Dupray, Sarah J., 1919 Caplinger Dr., Grove City, OH 43123 (Lower Lights


2012 PSV-FT (LM) Etterling, J. Ryan, 2301 Northwood Dr., Wheelersburg, OH 45694

(Cornerstone) ([email protected]; 740-574-8180)

2011 STU (EC) Evans, Benjamin A., 3061 Bocastle Ct., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068


1991 PSV-PT (EC) Fairchild, Donald E., 64426 Dunkle Creek Rd., Creola, OH 45622 (Wellston)


2003 SPC (EC) Fannin, Robert L., 5665 Spohn Dr., Westerville, OH 43081 (Westerville)


2010 PSV-PT (EC) Farra, Gregory W., 3908 Grand Bend Dr., Groveport, OH 43125

(Dayspring) ([email protected]; 614-361-5839)

2012 PSV-PT (EC) Ferguson, Paul D., 1202 S. 7th St., Ironton, OH 45638 (Ironton First)


2012 PSV-FT (EC) Ferreira, Felipe A., 1389 E. Cooke Rd., Columbus, OH 43224-2061

(Columbus Cooke Road) ([email protected]; 614-900-0210)

2011 PAS (EC) Fleece, Christopher L., 1375 E. Cooke Rd., Columbus, OH 43224 (Columbus

Cooke Road) ([email protected]; 614-735-6882)

2013 STU (LM) Flynn, Kimberly M., 2675 Valleyview Dr., Columbus, OH 43204 (Lower

Lights Community) ([email protected]; 614-216-9228)

2012 STU (LM) Folk, Roland C., P. O. Box 61, Junction City, OH 43748 (Grace Community)


2011 U (EC) Fonner, Mark D., 213 Solida Rd., South Point, OH 45680 (Coal Grove)

([email protected]; 740-523-0450; c: 740-307-0906)

1998 RA (EC) Grate, Herbert L., P.O. Box 317, Tuppers Plains, OH 45783 (Chester)


2013 PSV-FT (EC) Green, Calvin E., 1530 Bush Hill Dr., Lancaster, OH 43130 (Grove City)


2008 PSV-FT (EC) Gutridge, Bruce C., 446 Jackson Blvd., Newark, OH 43055 (Hebron)


2009 PAS (EC) Hampton, Sean M., 11720 Channingway Blvd., The Plains, OH 45780

(The Plains-Athens Community) ([email protected];

740-590-9042)

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2010 PAS (EC) Harris Jr., Lawrence W., 381 Allegheny Hill Rd., Wheelersburg, OH 45694

(Waverly) ([email protected]; 740-776-4160)

2007 PSV-PT (EC) Huff, Joshua R., 269 Darbyhurst Rd., Columbus, OH 43228 (Lower Lights


2010 PSV-PT (EC) Hughes, Jonathan R., 13674 Wesley Dr., Logan, OH 43138 (Logan)


2010 STU (EC) Humphrey, James A., 270 N. Hopewell Rd., Hopewell, OH 43746

(Zanesville Northside) ([email protected]; 740-624-6635)

2008 PAS (EC) Hutchison, Shannon R., P. O. Box 87, Syracuse, OH 45779-0087 (Syracuse)

([email protected]; 740-444-5093; c: 614-783-2051)

2013 CED (EC) Keating, John M., 4249 Park Mead Dr., Grove City, OH 43123 (Grove City)


2013 SPC (ED) Kuhn, Rachel A., 2725 Wilson Rd., Centerburg, OH 43011 (Westerville)


2010 PSV-PT (EC) Lanning, J. Mikeal, 3741 Mayfair Ln., Cambridge, OH 43725 (Zanesville


2013 STU (EC) Ledford, Kauri M., 684 Winsholen Ct., Westerville, OH 43081 (Westerville)


2011 PSV-PT (EC) Malott, Heather L., 780 Rock Run Rd., Jackson, OH 45640 (Oak Hill)


2012 PSV-PT (EC) McKenzie, Chad D., 12281 Federal Rd., Orient, OH 43146 (Darby Creek—

Darbyville) ([email protected]; 614-208-1100)

2009 PSV-FT (EC) McRill, Jamie S., 274 Avondale Ave., Columbus, OH 43223 (Lower Light

Community) ([email protected];

740-485-3260)

2012 PSV-FT (EC) Morrison, David W. II, 9181 Constitution Ave., Orient, OH 43146 (Grove


2013 STU (LM) Mosley, Josiah J., 6729 NW 39th Expressway, Bethany, OK 73008


2008 PSV-PT (EC) Myers, Leonard K., 127 N. State St., Westerville OH, 43081 (Westerville)


2011 PAS (LM) Planck, James W., 30 Township Rd. 1482, Chesapeake, OH 45619

(Chesapeake) ([email protected]; 928-892-2045)

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2011 PSV-PT (EC) Proehl, Calebb A., 2294 Turtle Creek Dr., Columbus, OH 43235 (Columbus


2006 PSV-PT (EC) Robison, Christiane C., 4500 Windrow Dr., Grove City, OH 43123 (New

Albany First) ([email protected]; 614-595-1146)

2011 PSV-PT (EC) Rose, James J., Jr., 3263 Riverpoint Ct., Columbus, OH 43223 (Lifepoint)


2013 STU (LM) Sargent, Luke S., 26791 Ludwig-Dresback Rd., Circleville, OH 43113


2010 CED (EC) Seaburn, Bradley D., 5649 Blue Star Dr., Grove City, OH 43123 (Grove City)


2013 PSV-PT (EC) Schinkle, Jeremy A., 95 Claybourne Blvd., Chillicothe, OH 45601

(Chillicothe Westside) ([email protected]; 740-466-5362)

2012 PSV-FT (DC) Scott, Melissa, 317 Cherrington Rd., Westerville, OH 43081


2011 SPC (EC) Smith, Anthony S., 1360 Chickasaw Dr., London, OH 43140 (Cols.


2013 PSV-FT (EC) Somerfeldt, Kyle, 3489 Hunting Brook Dr., Columbus, OH 43231


2002 PSV-PT (DC) Stewart, Pamela D., 1274 Faber Ave., Columbus, OH 43207 (Darby

Creek—Darbydale) ([email protected]; 614-306-7267)

2010 PSV-PT (EC) Stidham, N. Frank, 1218 Pinehurst Ave., Wheelersburg, OH 45694

(Plymouth Heights) ([email protected]; h-740-876-8618;

c-740-285-2849)

2011 PSV-FT (DC) Stone, Jason C., 375 Lannwood Dr., Circleville, OH 43113 (Circleville First)


2003 PSV-FT (EC) Stotts, John Owen, 3518 Southwest Ct., Grove City, OH 43123 (Grove City)

(614-875-5302)

2010 PSV-PT (EC) Taylor, Brian L., 206 Belleview Dr., Russell, KY 41169 (Ironton First)


2013 PSV-FT (LM) Tripp, David W., 5165 Bell Station Rd., Circleville, OH 43113 (Circleville


2011 STU (EC) Walker, Janet J., 3792 Cypress Creek Dr., Columbus, OH 43228 (Columbus


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2013 PSV-PT (EC) Walls, Matthew A., 6608 Shenandoah Dr., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068

(Reynoldsburg-Element) ([email protected]; 614-557-7086)

2005 TRF (EC) Whiteside, Joshua M., 2062 36th Ave., San Francisco, CA 94116,

(Portsmouth First) ([email protected]; 757-672-4849)

2006 PSV-PT (DC) Williams, Kenneth M., 5021 Winter Creek Dr., Grove City, OH 43123


2013 PSV-PT (EC) Williams, Patrick M., 5440 Dietrich Ave., Orient, OH 43146 (Darby Creek –

Darbydale) ([email protected]; 614-305-3100)

2009 PSV-PT (DC) Windoffer, Benjamin L., 3542 Raflin Dr., Columbus, OH 43231 (New

Albany First) ([email protected]; 614-891-6183)

L. COMMISSIONED EVANGELISTS

Boggs, Jerry R., 203A Linden Ave., South Point, OH 45680 (South Point) (740-377-9918)

Stiverson, Cynthia K., 443 Granville St., Newark, OH 43055(Newark First)


M. REGISTERED EVANGELISTS

Bradley, Sam F., 52 Moundview Ave., Portsmouth, OH 45662 (Minford) (740-355-0518)

Sullivan, Lawrence, 15505 Ste. Rte. 678, Rockbridge, OH 43149 (Logan) (740-385-7363)

N. EVANGELISM SERVICE, RETIRED

Brownfield, David E., 70 Willow Creek Rd., Chillicothe, OH 45601 (Chillicothe Westside)

(740-775-2481)

Hill, William G., 6617 Hitler Rd., No. 2, Circleville, OH 43113 (Circleville First) (740-477-3881)

Moyer, Douglas M., 1264 Trimmer St., Logan, OH 43138 (Logan) (740-385-5707)

Myers, David J., 959 Old McArthur Rd., Logan, OH 43138 (Logan) (740-385-2497)

Rogers, Herbert L., 2572 Landings Way, Grove City, OH 43123 (Obetz) (614-875-6628)

O. COMMISSIONED SONG EVANGELISTS

Boggs, Jerry R., 203A Linden Ave., South Point, OH 45680 (South Point) (740-377-9918)

Gessner, Don, 1919 Patrick Dr. W., Newark, OH 43055 (Newark First) (740-877-4801)

Gessner, Shirl, 1919 Patrick Dr. W., Newark, OH 43055 (Newark First) (740-877-4801)

P. MINISTERIAL ROLE CODES Key: Date is year ordained or recognized

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CED—Christian Education Minister PAS—Pastor (Including CTM’s) CHP—Chaplain PSV-FT—Pastoral Service–Full-time DA—District Assignment (Assoc. Min.) DIA—District Interim Assigned PSV-PT—Pastoral Service–Part-time DS—District Superintendent (Assoc. Min.) EDU—Education RA—Retired, Assigned ESR—Evangelism Service, Retired RU—Retired, Unassigned EVC—Evangelist, Commissioned SEC—Song Evangelist, Commissioned EVR—Evangelist, Registered SER—Song Evangelist, Registered EVT—Evangelist, Tenured SPC—Special Service/Interdenominational GA—General Church Assignment STU—Student GS—General Superintendent TRF—In process of Transfer MIS—Missionary U—Unassigned

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II. GENERAL INFORMATION

A. RECEIVED AND RECEIPTED ON TRANSFER 1. Elders

Elder from Horn of Africa, Douglas M. Downs from East Ohio, Mark A. Dupler from Central Florida, John H. Euton from Eastern Kentucky, Cynthia K. Stiverson from North Central Ohio

2. Licensed Ministers James L. Black from East Ohio, Aaron M. Chelikowsky from Kansas, James W. Planck from Arizona, Anthony S. Smith from Kentucky

B. GRANTED TRANSFER AND RECEIPTED 1. Elders

W. Randall Crisp to Eastern Kentucky, Eric R. Folk to Mid Atlantic, Scott C. Jones to Maine, Paul D. Merritt to Mid Atlantic, Shane K. Hostutler to West Virginia North, Carl ”Rob” Paugh Jr. to Northwestern Ohio, David G. Woods to Virginia

2. Licensed Ministers Darlene M. Kinney to East Ohio

C. ELECTED TO ELDER’S ORDERS Daniel A. Fulton, Helen Dianne Chapman-Pettit, Bryan Ray Malott, Teresa Ann Page

D. DROPPED FROM THE MINISTERIAL ROLL Elder

Claire L. Blanchett, having been removed, due to having united with another denomination, Kip L. Miller having surrendered credentials

E. DECEASED 1. Elders

Joseph E. Coniglio, Ronald A. Hill, James L. Honaker, J. Wilmer Lambert, Donald Madden, Paul A. Pugh,

Dwight E. Shirey 2. Deacons

Zane Kesselring

F. GRANTED RETIREMENT RELATIONSHIP Josephus A. Foster (RA), Wesley B. Frederick (retroactive to 4-20-2012) (RA), Charles F. Lane (RA), Chilik Lee (RA), Tekie Mebrahtu (RA), S. Jeffrey Sparks (RA)

G. GRANTED MINISTER’S LICENSE 1. Newly Licensed

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[Elder Candidate] Lesley T. Claxon, Aaron W. Cordle, Calvin E. Green, John M. Keating, Rachel Kuhn, Kauri Ledford, Jeremy A. Schinkle, Kyle Somerfeldt, David W. Tripp, Matthew A. Walls, Patrick M. Williams [Deacon Candidate] Philip W. Amburgey, [Licensed Minister] James A. Alexander II, Douglas F. Dahms, Kimberly M. Flynn, Josiah J. Mosley, Luke S. Sargent

2. Renewal of Minister’s License [Elder Candidates] Mark R. Bales, Daphne A. Berry, Aaron M. Chelikowsky, Paul E. Czarniecki, Carlos E. De La Cruz, Sarah J. Dupray, J. Ryan Etterling, Benjamin A. Evans, Donald E. Fairchild, Robert L. Fannin, Gregory W. Farra, Paul D. Ferguson, Felipe A. Ferreira, Christopher L. Fleece, Roland C. Folk, Mark D. Fonner, Herbert L. Grate, Bruce C. Gutridge, Sean M. Hampton, Lawrence W. Harris Jr., Joshua R. Huff, Jonathan R. Hughes, James A. Humphrey, Shannon R. Hutchison, J. Mikeal Lanning, Heather L. Malott, Chad D. McKenzie, Jamie S. McRill, David W. Morrison II, Leonard K. Myers, James W. Planck, Calebb A. Proehl, Christiane C. Robison, James Rose Jr., Bradley D. Seaburn, Anthony S. Smith, N. Frank Stidham, John Owen Stotts, Brian L. Taylor, Joshua M. Whiteside, [Deacon Candidates] Andrew D. Aaron, Melissa S. Scott, Pamela D. Stewart, Jason C. Stone, Kenneth M. Williams, Benjamin L. Windoffer [Licensed Minister Candidates] Lonnie J. Aleshire Sr., James L. Black, Jamie L. Carden, Janet J. Walker

J. MINISTER’S LICENSE NOT RENEWED

Having not been renewed: G. Michael Keaton, Kristafall L. Miller Having not reapplied: Jordan Kennedy, Patrick M. Mann, Kyle L. Wadlington, Peter C.

Capocciama, J.D. White

I. CHURCHES DISORGANIZED Fountain of Hope Community

J. JOURNAL CORRECTIONS

Joshua R. Huff’s year of first district license should have been listed as 2007 in the 2012 journal. He also should have been listed in the General Information and Ministerial Credentials Board Report sections of the 2011 journal as having transferred from Southwestern Ohio District and should have been listed as a Licensed Minister in the 2011 journal.

The journal correction made in the 2012 journal regarding Wesley B. Frederick should be disregarded. His role codes were correctly recorded in the 2006-2011 journals and no correction was needed.

Kelly R. Daniels’ role code in the 2012 journal should have been PSV-PT instead of U.

Gregory B. Rosser’s role code in the 2012 journal should have been PSV-PT and his local church membership should have been listed as Obetz.

K. WHERE TO SEND MONIES All General Funds—Global Treasury Services, Church of the Nazarene, P. O. Box 843116,

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Kansas City, MO 64184-3116 (World Evangelism Fund, Mission Specials, Pensions & Benefits)

District Unified (District, Home Missions, Logan Conference Center, Sunday School, NYI, NMI

Lifeline) and Education (MVNU) – Carl Styers, 44 Zellers Lane, Pataskala, OH 43062

Camp Meeting Funds – Rev. John Remmenga, P.O. Box 69, Grove City, OH 43123

District Children’s Camp – Kim Bobb, 6000 Johnstown Rd., New Albany, OH 43054

Nazarene Theological Seminary Offering: Nazarene Theological Seminary, 1700 East Meyer

Blvd, Kansas City, MO 64131

Nazarene Bible College Offering: Nazarene Bible College, 1111 Academy Park Loop, Colorado

Springs, CO 80910-3704

III. OUTLINE FOR MINISTRY PREPARATION

NOTE: This outline has been prepared to aid the ministerial student and his/her pastor in understanding the overarching process and procedures for ministerial preparation. This outline is NOT exhaustive, and it does NOT contain everything the student and pastor will need to know/do. To ensure full compliance with all processes and procedures required by the district and the denomination, the student and pastor MUST follow the steps of this Outline in coordination with knowing and closely following the Handbook and Sourcebook described in steps 1a and 1b below.

1. REGISTERING YOUR CALL 1a. Candidate – Download and thoroughly review a copy of the Handbook for Christian

Ministries available on the denomination’s website www.nazarenepastor.org/clergyeducation. (Click on “District Resources,” then on “Handbook for Christian Ministries.”) It will be your responsibility to know and closely follow the directions outlined therein. Additionally, you will need to check the website at least annually for updates.

1b. Pastor – Download and thoroughly review both a copy of the Handbook and the Sourcebook for Ministerial Development, available on the web as noted above. It will be your responsibility to know and closely follow these directions, and shepherd your ministerial student through the processes outlined therein. Check the website at least annually for updates.

1c. Candidate – Register your call to ministry according to Handbook instructions using the proper form entitled “Registration of My Call to Ministry.” Send copies of the completed form to your local pastor, the Secretary of the District Ministerial Studies Board (DMSB), your District Superintendent, and to the general church office of Clergy Development.

2. OBTAINING A LOCAL LICENSE (Manual 428)

2a. Candidate – Meet with the pastor or his/her appointee to discuss local licensing. 2b. Candidate – Obtain an “Application for a Local Minister’s License” from your pastor,

complete it, and submit it to him/her.

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2c. Board – Maintain a file on the candidate in which is placed all applications, forms, and related documents.

2d. Pastor – Submit a “Local/District Minister’s License Candidate Form” for background check against the Church of the Nazarene Ministerial Database to the DMCB Secretary. The form will be forwarded to the General Secretaries office and returned to the district office who will notify the pastor if the form was cleared or flagged. This is not a criminal background check. A criminal background check is also recommended prior to issuing a Local License. (Copies of these forms should be kept and sent to the DMCB when applying for a district license.)

2e. Pastor – Recommend candidate to Local Church Board. 2f. Board – Interview and approve candidate to receive a local minister’s license. 2g. Pastor – Mail copy of the Interview Guidelines to the District Superintendent. 2h. Pastor – Enroll candidate with the DMSB to pursue the District Course of Study (COS). To

do so, the pastor must obtain the Enrollment Form entitled “Student Information/Registration Sheet” from the DMSB Secretary and submit the student’s completed form to the DMSB Secretary, along with the pastor’s letter of recommendation that the student be enrolled in the Central Ohio District’s COS. WHEN ANY INFORMATION ON THE STUDENT’S ENROLLMENT FORM (“Student Information/Registration Sheet”) CHANGES, IT IS ALWAYS THE STUDENT’S RESPONSIBILITY TO IMMEDIATELY OBTAIN AND SUBMIT AN UPDATED FORM TO THE DMSB SECRETARY, AND TO VERIFY THAT SUCH UPDATE HAS BEEN RECEIVED AND PROCESSED BY THE DMSB SECRETARY. FAILURE TO DO SO MAY RESULT IN THE STUDENT BEING DROPPED FROM ACTIVE ENROLLMENT IN THE COS, INABILITY TO RECEIVE CRITICAL DISTRICT CORRESPONDENCE, AND DISQUALIFICATION FOR RECEIVING OR RENEWING A DISTRICT LICENSE AT THE NEXT DISTRICT ASSEMBLY.

2i. Church – Present candidate with a local minister’s license during a Local Covenant Service. 2j. Pastor – The pastor (or his/her appointee) of the church where the local minister is

licensed is responsible to give continued encouragement to the candidate and to guide him or her in pursuing the COS.

2k. Candidate – Provide your pastor and the DMSB Secretary with a transcript or a letter from the Nazarene college/university or seminary where you are enrolled that affirms your academic progress each district assembly year. If you are pursuing your educational preparation for ministry through non-Nazarene schools, you will need to provide transcripts and course descriptions. NO TRANSCRIPTS POSTMARKED AFTER JANUARY 15 WILL BE CONSIDERED FOR ACADEMIC PROGRESS DURING THAT ASSEMBLY YEAR UNLESS THE CANDIDATE HAS RECEIVED PRIOR WRITTEN APPROVAL FROM THE DMSB SECRETARY.

A Local Minister’s License is good for one year and can be renewed by the Local Church Board upon the recommendation of the pastor (Manual 428.3). The license cannot be renewed after two years without the written approval of the District Superintendent if the Local Minister has not completed at least two courses in the COS (Manual 428.4).

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3. OBTAINING A DISTRICT LICENSE (Manual 429) 3a. Candidate – Must have served the church holding a Local Minister’s License for one full

year (Manual 428.5). 3b. Candidate – Must have completed the ministerial study requirements (Manual 429.1,

429.2): completion of not less than seven (7) courses of the COS; or, if enrolled in a Nazarene college/university or seminary with a course of study for ministry that has been validated by the General Board, completion of one-fourth of the school’s validated course of study.

3c. Candidate – Meet with the pastor or his/her appointee to discuss district licensing. 3d. Candidate – Obtain an “Application for a District Minister’s License” from your pastor,

complete it, and submit a copy to him/her and to the Secretary of the District Ministerial Credentials Board (DMCB). The “application” sent to the DMCB Secretary must be postmarked on or before the application deadline published at district assembly and in the District Journal.

3e. Candidate – Obtain the form “Recommendation for a District Minister’s License” (yellow form) from your pastor, complete it, and submit a copy to him/her for your Local Church Board to approve.

3f. Church – Approve the candidate and send the completed “Recommendation for a District Minister’s License” (yellow form) to the DMCB Secretary.

3g. Candidate – Contact the DMCB Secretary in writing to request an interview for a District License at the annual joint meeting of the DMCB and DMSB.

3h. Candidate – Continue to pursue COS, and provide your pastor and the DMSB Secretary with a transcript or a letter from the Nazarene college/university or seminary where you are enrolled that affirms your academic progress each district assembly year. If you are pursuing your educational preparation for ministry through non-Nazarene schools, you will need to provide transcripts and course descriptions. NO TRANSCRIPTS POSTMARKED AFTER JANUARY 15 WILL BE CONSIDERED FOR ACADEMIC PROGRESS DURING THAT ASSEMBLY YEAR UNLESS THE CANDIDATE HAS RECEIVED PRIOR WRITTEN APPROVAL FROM THE DMSB SECRETARY.

A District Ministerial License is good for one year. To be eligible for license renewal, a candidate must: properly submit transcripts verifying the completion of at least two (2) courses in the COS during the assembly year; submit an “Application for a District Minister’s License” to his/her pastor and to the DMCB Secretary postmarked on or before the deadline published at district assembly and in the District Journal; be recommended by his/her Local Church Board, which sends the completed “Recommendation for a District Minister’s License” to the DMCB Secretary; and the candidate must Contact the DMCB Secretary in writing to request an interview for a District License at the annual joint meeting of the DMCB and DMSB.

4. ORDINATION (Manual 430 and 431) “No one has a “right” to ordination. Ordination comes at the invitation of the church, not at the initiation of the candidate. Each District Board of Credentials and Studies should carefully monitor the process of preparation, nurture, guidance, encouragement, and where necessary, the confrontation of candidates. The granting of a district license is not a promise of future

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ordination. However, licensees should be given loving guidance and clear expressions of the board’s expectations for ordination. Again, the meeting of certain criteria does not guarantee ordination. “Fitness for ministry” has no scientific measure. It requires careful, prayerful, relational guidance and evaluation for a person to be thoroughly nurtured and genuinely prepared to be ordained as an elder or deacon.

No ritual will have a more lasting impact on the future of the Church of the Nazarene than the service of ordination. The future of the church lies in the hands of its elders and deacons. Where the journey toward ordination is managed with prayerful, careful, and Spirit-led participation by both the candidates and the district boards, the church is blessed, the lost are given hope, and the Kingdom marches on!” *Written by Dr. Jesse C. Middendorf, General Superintendent in the September 2012 District Connections Newsletter To qualify for ordination on the South Central Ohio District you must have the following completed: (These requirements include those found in Manual paragraph 430 for Deacons and Manual 431 for Elders as well as requirements specific to the SCO District as adopted by the District Ministerial Credentials and Studies Boards in February 2013) 4a. Candidate – Must hold a district license on the SCO District for not less than one year. 4b. Candidate – Attend the district Ministry Assessment Weekend. The Ministry Assessment

is attended upon invitation of the DMCB and DMSB. It is our goal that District Licensed Ministers will attend the assessment weekend during their first 2 years of holding a license however priority will be to those closest to meeting the requirements of applying for ordination. Prerequisite for attending is completion of “Manual” and “History and Polity” courses from the Course of Study.

4c. Candidate – Graduate from a validated Course of Study (Manual 430.3 & 431.3) by January 15, 2013 and within ten (10) years from the granting of his/her first District License. All transcripts must be sent to the Ministerial Studies Board Secretary postmarked on or before January 15, 2013. Contact Rev. Walter Gessner, 3095 Maysville Pk., Zanesville, OH 43701; E-mail: [email protected]; Phone: 740-452-5510.

4d. Candidate – One year of mentoring under an ordained elder. Please contact Dr. Jim Miller with any questions. All mentors must be approved. E-mail: [email protected]; Phone: 740-453-4010.

4e. Meet all requirements of in-service time, etc… according to Manual paragraph 430.3 for Deacons or 431.3 for Elders. These are MINIMUM requirements. These requirements are summarized below but please read the paragraph in the Manual to make sure that all qualifications are met.

1. Candidate – Must currently hold a district license and have at one time held a district license for not less than three consecutive years

2. Church – Must be recommended for renewal of district license by local church or the DAB.

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3. Candidate – Must have been an “assigned” minister not less than three consecutive years full-time. “In the case of part-time assignment, it should be understood that there should be an extension of the consecutive years of in-service time.” (Manual 430.3 &431.3) The SCO DAB has adopted the policy that at least 5 consecutive part-time assignment years be the required MINIMUM. District journals will serve as the official record of assigned ministry time.

4. Candidate – Must currently be “active” in an assigned ministry 5. Candidate – Any disqualifications or barriers removed

Definitions (Manual 435 with [ ] added):

Active—fulfilling an assigned role. Assigned—The status of a member of the clergy who is active in one of the roles

listed in paragraphs 404-425. [Assigned Pastoral Service/Staff ministry positions must be approved by both the local church board and the district superintendent. Other assigned roles may also require appropriate approval.]

Clergy – elders, deacons, and licensed ministers [Lay Ministers (Manual 402) and Local Licensed Ministers (Manual 428) are not considered “clergy” and thus are not considered “assigned” making time served in these positions not eligible toward the required in-service time.]

PLEASE NOTE: The following forms are available on the district website under “Resources”: Application for Local Minister’s License Application for Minister’s License (District) Recommendation to the District Assembly

IV. DAILY PROCEEDINGS

Thursday Evening Celebration Service, April 11, 2013 Call to worship was led by the Pickerington Choir. The General Superintendents greeted the assembly through video, first sharing

Scripture and then sharing this year’s theme, “We are better together.” District Superintendent, Rev. Trevor Johnston, gave words of welcome to the 70th

District Assembly of the South Central Ohio District. Cathy Manson, the praise team, and choir from Pickerington led in song. Dr. Eugenio Duarte, Presiding General Superintendent, was delayed because of the

storms and although he was in route, Dr. Henry Spaulding would bring the evening’s message. Rev. Johnston also introduced Dr. Lambert as the representative from Nazarene Theological Seminary and Dr. Spaulding, President of MVNU.

Heather Green from South Point Church blessed the congregation by singing Waiting Here for You.

Dr. Spaulding then brought our evening message. He shared how we are debtors to those who came before us. He also shared that we can develop the habit of living our life in

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such a way that openness characterizes our debt to one another and says to the world we know we are better together. God created us in His image, an image of communion with one another, just as the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are in communion. Ephesians 5:1 says “Follow God’s example, therefore, as dearly loved children.” It is love and being imitators of the one who calls us that enables us to live in conscious debt to one another.

Rev. Johnston followed Dr. Spaulding’s message by reminding us that it is not about us, our church, our buildings – it’s about resourcing each other to grow the Kingdom – setting aside our agenda for God’s agenda. It’s about being proud of what God can do through us, not what we can do for Him. The cross is empty. The sacrifice Jesus Christ made for us, we should be willing to make for Him, so that all those who are yet to be forgiven in South Central Ohio will be forgiven as they see that the fruits of our lives are a fragrant offering to God.

He shared that tomorrow we would hear “our” report – not “Pastor Trevor’s” report – about what God is doing through us all over this district to see His will done.

Dr. Duarte closed our service with a benediction. Friday Morning Business Session, April 12, 2013

The 70th District Assembly of the South Central Ohio District Church of the Nazarene was opened in worship at 8:30 a.m. led by Les Claxon from the Cornerstone Church.

Rev. Johnston led in prayer, sharing several prayer requests, thanking God for His presence and praying for Dr. Duarte and his wife, Teresa Marie, who stayed in Kansas City due to illness.

The video greetings from the General Superintendents were again presented to the delegation.

Cornerstone Church shared in song with Love Came Down and We are Yours. Dr. Duarte then greeted the assembly. He spoke of lighthouses and their purposes. He

told a story of a young boy named Bebe who took a small flashlight out to help his father find his way to shore because there were no tall lighthouses.

He shared Hebrews 13:7-8: “Remember believers who spoke the word of God to you. Consider the outcome of their way of life and imitate their faith.” Vs. 8 says clearly the faith we are to imitate: “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, and today, and forever.” He does not change. We may need to change things around us, we may need to change the strategy, methodology, or structure. We may have to change the systems. We may need to replace the tools we use, but please do not change Jesus. Dr. Duarte stated he has heard about the Church in some places where people are not sure what is happening with the Church, that they say the Church is no longer what it used to be because we have changed a lot of things. We have changed the way we do some things and hopefully those changes will pay off, but we cannot change Jesus Christ. And so we will not change who He is for the Church, what He does for the Church. We will not change who we are as a denomination in terms of what we believe. We continue to tell everyone that there is light, that Jesus Christ is the light. He then posed the question of how were we going to do that?

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He shared the story of a man he met in Brazil who shined his light by telling his personal testimony and after choosing Jesus and hearing of the way Jesus changed other’s lives like his through missions, made the decision that he was going to contribute to the mission of the Church of God through the Church of the Nazarene so others like him would also be changed. The pastor of that church said that to this day this man, Nelson, is one of the most faithful givers to the World Evangelism Fund in our church. His was a very small contribution, like Bebe’s small light. It doesn’t look like a tower – it’s not a tower, but our little with someone else’s little can make us greater than we are when we try to do things by ourselves. We are better together. Dr. Duarte then admonished us, saying: Brothers and sisters – Jesus is light -- the light that you and I have to share with the world. The apostle Paul says about Jesus in 2 Corinthians 4:6: “For God, who said, “Let light shine out of darkness, made his light shine in our hearts to give us the light of the knowledge of God’s glory displayed in the face of Christ.” Is He shining through you? Is He shining through the Church of the Nazarene? Will He shine only when we have big towers or is he using the small light like Nelson’s and Bebe’s to make a difference? He uses big and small lights, but He does use us all together. Together we do much, much better -- not just when we give our money but when we put our hearts together, our minds together, when we do things together, when we complement each other. That is the way God builds his church. And that has been the way God has done his mission by using everyone, by putting us all together. Better together has been the mantra of the Church of the Nazarene for a hundred years. We come together and serve together. Let’s come together as the people of God and be what God wants us to be – the light to the world – together. All of our little ones together will accomplish much.

Dr. Duarte concluded in prayer of thanksgiving and for God’s continued touch on our lives to enable us to see that He trusts us to help others know Him to be the light that shines. He prayed for God’s blessing as we go into business today.

Dr. Duarte referred to the delegate package and brought the assembly’s attention to the booklet “Together We Are.” He expressed his gratitude to District Secretary, Rev. Jeffery Gray, for all the work he had done and to Rev. Johnston for his leadership.

Dr. Duarte declared the assembly opened and asked Rev. Gray to lead us in the organizational part of the gathering.

Assembly Organization: Rev. Gray organized the assembly, setting forth the assembly personnel, assembly times, setting the voting area, and calling for the seating of alternates. The meeting times were announced and the Special Order of the Day was set: District Superintendent’s report at 9:30 a.m.; Ordination Service at 7:00 p.m. this evening; MVNU Report at 2:45 p.m.; and NTS report at 3:30 p.m. Recommendation was made to send greeting to the following: Mrs. Maria Teresa Duarte, Mrs. Linda Jordan, Dr. and Mrs. Rogers, missionaries from our district; missionaries with parents in Central Ohio and our LINKS missionaries. Motion was made and seconded to accept the assembly organization. All voted in favor and the motion was carried.

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Rev. Gray directed the assembly’s attention to one more item of business regarding the report of the Ministerial Credentials Board. Two changes were read and a call for a motion was made to approve Item 1 of the Ministerial Credentials Board report to officially make those persons a part of the assembly. Motion made and seconded to approve Item 1 of the report. No questions or discussion. All voted in favor and the motion was approved.

Dr. Duarte recognized Mrs. Mary Johnston and then introduced the presentation of Rev. Johnston’s report.

Report of the District Superintendent. Rev. Johnston then gave his report. (See Report on page 81) Video presentations of Heaventrain, Children’s Ministries, New Albany, Darby Creek, and the District Ministry Center were made and new lead pastors were introduced.

Dr. Duarte made some comments regarding Rev. Johnston’s report and thanked him for his heart, leadership, and the way he served the Lord in his office. Mrs. Johnston was then escorted to the platform and presented with a corsage by Mrs. Karen Percell. Rev. and Mrs. Johnston shared a few words of thanks and encouragement.

Dr. Duarte introduced the Nominating Committee Report. Rev. Gray pointed out that the recommendations of the Nominating Committee included a recommendation that elections shall be by plurality rather than majority.

Partial Report No. 1 – Nominees for District Advisory Board and Mount Vernon Nazarene Trustees would be contained on Ballot #1; Partial Report No. 2 – Camp Meeting Trustees and District Sunday School & Discipleship Ministries Board would be contained on Ballot #2. Partial Report No. 3 was for appointments of members to the Ministerial Credentials Board, Ministerial Studies Board, District Court of Appeals, Mission Strategy Team, and Logan Conference Center Board. The final report was for appointed committees of the District Assembly Finance Committee, Pastoral Support and Ministerial Benefits, and Auditing Committee. Motion made to accept the reports of the Nominating Committee. Motion was seconded. All voted in favor and the motion was adopted.

Board of Tellers #1 was called forward to distribute and collect Ballot #1. Prayer was offered by Rev. Gray prior to the voting. The ballots were then collected. Rev. Gray declared the ballot closed.

Report of Ballot #1 – District Advisory Board (Elected for a three-year term are bolded). Elders: Wendell Brown – 209; Ann Forbes – 135; Chad Garinger – 114; Jarrod Spalding – 202. Laypersons: Alun Armstrong – 136; Tim Barlow – 185; Charlie Brisker – 206; Carly Sparrow – 124.

Mount Vernon Nazarene University Trustees (Elected for a three-year term are bolded). Clergy: Kevin Myers - 161; Steve Suttles - 180. Layperson: Earl Driggs – 162; Chris Weghorst – 231.

Board of Tellers #2 was called forward to distribute and collect Ballot #2. Report of Ballot #2 - Camp Meeting Trustees (Elected for a four-year term are bolded).

Clergy: Doug Downs – 142; Chad Garrringer – 104; Jeff Gray – 242; Shannon Hutchison – 183.

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Sunday School Board (Elected for three-year term are bolded). Elders: Wayne Searls – 120; Mike Vallangeon – 220. Layperson: Damaris Mosley – 189; Judy Woltz – 140.

Pastor’s Report Videos from Columbus Northwest and The Plains-Athens Community. Treasurer’s Report. Carl Styers came forward to give the treasurer’s report. Rev. Gray

called our attention to the various financial pages from our packet and in the booklet and stated that we would approve all financials together. He advised that the books were still at the auditors because of the date falling so close to tax season. Those audits were expected back by May 10 and the District Advisory Board will receive those reports.

Carl Styers presented the treasurer’s report. The floor was opened for questions. There being none, all voted in favor of accepting the treasurer’s report and same was approved.

Dr. Duarte noted that several of our churches had made significant improvement in their contribution to WEF and that there was a 1.6% growth district wide to the contribution to WEF. Gratitude was expressed to all of the churches for their contribution to WEF. He shared that we continue to be able to do better as a denomination through WEF because of the faithfulness of our local churches. Appreciation was expressed to Carl Styers.

Pastoral Support and Ministerial Benefits and Finance Committee Reports. Motion received from the floor to receive these two reports. Motion was seconded and the floor was opened for questions. No questions were presented. Mr. Styers made some comments regarding the reports, noting that a 3% raise was granted to the staff, the first in several years. All voted in favor of adopting the reports and the reports were adopted.

Chester and Gallipolis were added to the list of churches in the handbook that paid all ministry funds in full.

Pastor’s Report Videos from Columbus West Broad and Pataskala. Ministerial Credentials Board Report. Rev. Gray noted several corrections that needed

made. Motion to adopt this report (except for Item 1 which was approved in the morning session), second made. No questions from the floor. All voted in favor of adopting the balance of the Ministerial Credentials Board Report and the report was adopted.

Rev. Gray shared several announcements. The Memorial Roll was presented via PowerPoint and read aloud by Rev. Tom Gates

from Logan. Rev. Gates then offered a prayer of thanks for these who have lived the Christian life and have gone on ahead of us.

The assembly was dismissed for lunch at 11:40, to reconvene at 1:45. Friday Afternoon Business Session, April 12, 2013

The assembly reconvened at 1:50. District Advisory Board Report. Corrections to the report in the handbook were read.

Motion and second to adopt. Floor opened for discussion. No questions were presented. All voted in favor of adopting the report. The report was adopted.

Ministerial Studies Board Report. This report shows those that are active or inactive in the course of study toward ordination – categorized by deacon and elder. Rev. Johnston

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publically thanked Rev. Walt Gessner for his service as secretary. The records and grids are all up to date regarding ministerial studies students. Motion and second made to adopt the report. Floor opened for questions. All voted in favor of adopting the report.

Mention was made that the pastor’s packet contained an updated “Outline for Ministry Preparation” which should answer questions for anyone inquiring about district licensing or ordination. A policy has been enacted that all newly licensed local ministers need to have an internal background check done through the General Secretary’s Office. The General Secretary needs to check all names prior to the issuing of a local license by any church. One other change that was made this year is that in order for someone to be eligible for ordination on the South Central Ohio District, they need to hold a district license on this district for at least one year.

Pastor’s Report Videos from Jackson and Minford. The Jackson church has a brand new congregation meeting in downtown Jackson called SWITCH. That makes #5 in the new works that were started this year.

Dr. Duarte then presented a training workshop on what the Church of the Nazarene stands for, how they are intentionally expressing that mission cross culturally, and how the structure of the Church of the Nazarene makes us interdependent on one another through mutual support, sharing of resources, and collaboration. Following his workshop, there were several questions from the floor which Dr. Duarte and Barb Hart, secretary of the District Advisory Board, addressed based on the question.

The assembly expressed their gratitude to Dr. Duarte for the things that he shared with a round of applause.

Pledge envelopes for the District Ministry Center were collected. Pastor’s Report Video from Rutland. Mount Vernon Nazarene University Report. Dr. Spaulding, President of MVNU, came

forward to share what was happening on our regional university campus. The report was accepted by a round of applause.

Rev. Gray directed our attention to pages 21-26 to several written reports. SDMI, District Mission Strategy Team, Camp Meeting Board and Logan Conference Center Board. After a time of review, a motion and second was made to adopt the reports. Floor opened for questions. There was one question asked and answered regarding service times on Sunday for camp meeting. Thereafter, all voted in favor to adopt the reports. The reports were thus adopted.

Video Pastor’s Reports from Oak Hill and Chillicothe. Rev. Wendell Brown and Rev. Zach Carpenter presented the Serve Conference. Rev. Jason Knight shared the ministry of Fresh Ground London UK. He shared pictures

and visions from the UK and talked about the Work & Witness Trip next March 2014. Video Pastor’s Reports from Pickerington and Gallipolis.

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Nazarene Theological Seminary Report. A presentation via PowerPoint from Nazarene Theological Seminary was shown and then we heard from Dr. Jerry Lambert, representative of NTS. He expressed NTS’s gratitude and appreciation of the South Central Ohio District because of their support. He thanked us for sending them our students and for taking up the seminary offerings as they help keep tuition low for the seminary students. He then shared some of the attributes of NTS. The assembly received the report with a round of applause.

Rev. Gray read the Layperson of the Year description in anticipation of awarding it. The recipient this year of the Layperson of the Year award was Mrs. Wanda Rowe from the Waverly church. Mrs. Rowe was escorted to the front of the auditorium by her pastor, Rev. Lawrence Harris.

Church-Type Mission Video Reports. There are also written reports at the back of our handbook. – Foundation of Hope, Lower Lights Ministry, The Potter’s House.

Rev. Gray reported that we have 297 ministers on our district (215 ordained elders, 15 ordained deacons and 67 licensed ministers). Senior Pastors submitted online Annual Pastors Reports which have been audited and other ministers submitted a written report. He also asked for a motion to accept these reports and to allow the district secretary to supervise the editing and printing of the minutes and to include corrections from previous years. Motion was made, seconded and unanimously approved.

Rev. Gray expressed thanks to those who assisted in the assembly and shared the following announcements: Ordination service at 7:00 p.m. tonight with retiring ministers and those receiving their first district license being recognized; minister’s choir to meet and practice following this session led by Rev. Zach Carpenter; SDMI Board meeting right after this session down front; pastors should pick up the gift from Nazarene Publishing House and gift from Rev. Johnston of a CD from General Superintendent Middendorf on the theme “Better Together”.

Dr. Duarte asked for a motion to adjourn with the closing of the ordination service this evening. Motion made, seconded and carried.

Adjourned at 4:41 p.m. Friday Evening Ordination Service, April 12, 2013

The service was opened with music from Pickerington Praise Band, I Am Yours. Rev. Johnston welcomed us to the last part of the 70th District Assembly of the South

Central Ohio District. The Pickerington Praise Band led by Cathy Manson continued leading us in worship,

singing All Because of Jesus and Glorious Day. Dr. Duarte made opening remarks, reminding us all of the Statement of Purpose and the

reason we are ordaining tonight. He shared that when he met with the Ordinands earlier in the day, one question he asked them was “Are you in this for life?” They answered “We are in ministry for life.”

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The Ordinands were then led into the sanctuary by Rev. Jeffery Gray to our marching song “Holiness Unto the Lord.” Rev. Gray then presented the Ordinands to Dr. Duarte.

Scripture Reading: Ephesians 4:1-7 and 11-16, read by Rev. Jim Lanning. Reading from the Manual by Rev. Walter Gessner. Rev. Johnston led us in the Apostles Creed and prayed for the Ordinands. Recognition of Retired Ministers: Rev. Josephus A. Foster, Rev. Wesley B. Frederick, Rev.

Charles F. Lane, Rev. Chilik Lee, Rev. Tekie Mabrahtu, Rev. Jeffrey S. Sparks. Recognition and Challenge to Newly Licensed Ministers: Phillip W. Amburgey, James A.

Alexander, II, Lesley T. Claxon, Aaron W. Cordell, Kimberly M. Flynn, Calvin E. Green, Douglas F. Dahms, John M. Keating, Rachel Kuhn, Kauri Ledford, Josiah J. Mosley, Luke S. Sargent, Jeremy A. Schinkle, Kyle Somerfeldt, David W. Tripp, Matthew A. Walls, Patrick M. Williams.

The Elder’s Choir led by Rev. Zach Carpenter sang Great I Am with a reading by Rev. Wendell Brown.

Cathy Manson brought special music, Give Me Jesus. Dr. Duarte presented the ordination message, reminding the Ordinands and all those in

attendance that the faith life is a race, a race of endurance, but a race where God is present. He reminded us of the “cloud of witnesses” that have gone on before. There will be obstacles, but we need to pursue holiness and make sure we are doing the Holy Spirit update.

He then offered the following prayer: “Father, I thank You for these wonderful four people you have chosen, called, set aside, saved, sanctified, called into ministry. They have followed You. The cloud of witnesses has been watching them for years. Some of those are very close to them – parents, friends, church members, and some are not so close but yet they have had a chance to watch their walk with You. Tonight You give us the opportunity to celebrate their lives and Your calling upon them. We trust You will touch them in a special way tonight. We trust they will not forget this time just as they will not forget the day they were saved, the day they were sanctified, the day they were called and decided to say ‘yes’ to You. May You keep them safe, may You keep them under Your eyes, may Your powerful hands be over them at all times. We pray and ask this in the wonderful name of our Lord and our Savior Jesus Christ. Amen.”

The Ordinands were then called to the platform and knelt at the altars. Dr. Duarte administered the rite of ordination and a significant elder in the Ordinands’ lives prayed for them:

As Elders: Helen Dianne Chapman-Pettit (prayer by Rev. Jean Waters), Daniel Aaron Fulton (prayer by Rev. Robert Fulton), Bryan Ray (& Heather) Malott (prayer by Rev. William Hill); Teresa Ann (& Timothy) Page (prayer by Rev. Rob Paugh).

Dr. Duarte presented each Elder with their Certificate of Ordination. He made some comments regarding the certificate and that his prayer is that God would help them throughout their journey—that they will always be blessed as they look at their certificate and remember that God is always faithful and they have also been faithful. As he handed each one

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their certificate, he made a request: At any time in their journey, if they feel or realize they do not deserve this certificate, they will return it to the church. His prayer is that day will never come, that God will help them all the way.

The new Ordinands were then presented to the Assembly. Rev. Mike Williams from Mount Vernon Nazarene University presented the statue “The

Calling” to each of the Ordinands on behalf of the university. The District Superintendent followed by the elders passed by the Ordinands with congratulations. The assembly was also invited to do so.

Rev. Gray then led the newly ordained Elders out and the service was concluded in postlude by the Pickerington Praise Team.

DR. EUGENIO DUARTE, General Superintendent REV. JEFFERY J. GRAY, District Secretary CATHY GESSNER, Recording Secretary

V. REPORTS

A. DISTRICT OFFICERS

1. District Superintendent

On behalf of the South Central Ohio District it is my honor to welcome Dr. Eugenio Duarte to our seventieth Annual District Assembly. This is Dr. Duarte’s second year of jurisdiction with us as we partner together in Kingdom work here on the South Central Ohio district and around the globe. Please convey, Dr. Duarte, our ongoing prayers and support for our Board of General Superintendents and for all those who both represent and serve us at our Global Ministry Center in Lenexa, Kansas.

As Nazarenes, we continue to seek how we can be more effective and more efficient in answering our Lord’s call to “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all things that I have commanded you; and lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the age”. (Matthew 28:19 and 20)

Thanks are also due to the pastors and staff, here at our Grove City church, for all their work which allows us the use of their wonderful facility for this assembly.

Mary and I would also like to take a moment to express appreciation for our retired District Superintendent and wife Dr. and Mrs. Rogers, for their ongoing prayers and support. The home-goings of Dr. and Mrs. Lambert in 2012 touched us all. Their faith and assurance in God’s saving grace and the Lord’s Call to holy living through the constant infilling of the Holy Spirit, was a wonderful testimony to all of us who spent some time around them.

Mrs. Linda Jordan sends you her greetings from her new home in Portage, Indiana, where she moved last year to be closer to two of her three married children and their families.

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Our district secretary will be sure to send our greetings to all of our former leaders from this district assembly.

------------------------------------------- Dr. Duarte, delegates, members, pastors, and friends of this assembly; I bring to you my

fifth report as district superintendent of the newly named South Central Ohio District. Mary and I continue to rejoice in the great faithfulness of God as He continues to call people to Himself through the pastors and people all across this great district.

We are also pleased to have Dr. Spaulding, President of Mount Vernon Nazarene University, and some of his staff with us for this occasion.

Our ongoing support of our regional educational institution is vital if we are to continue to provide quality education in a holiness context for future generations. Today’s technology is allowing South Central Ohio District to partner in new ways with our regional university. Our office is a regular venue for Master of Ministry students on Mondays as they take classes through online video streaming with professors from Mount Vernon. With the recent approval of the M.Div. degree from Nazarene Theological Seminary being offered through MVNU, we now have several pastors enrolled in this additional graduate program also. Our district continues to offer to underwrite 25% of each credit hour in these graduate programs for all active pastors in ministry on our district. The district office is also available for teaching classes in the new Certificate of Ministry Preparation classes which are now designed in an online format.

Let’s also welcome Dr. Jerry Lambert who is here today representing Dr. David Busic, President of Nazarene Theological Seminary.

This new calendar year has also brought change directly into the district office. Mrs. Pam Masters, a member of our Reynoldsburg church family, has joined my staff as the new office manager. She came in at a very busy time of the year and I know she would appreciate all of your ongoing prayers and words of encouragement as she continues to “learn the ropes”.

Rev. Bill Vinson, my Administrative Assistant and Multicultural Ministries Director, continues the journey with me. As has been the case for the last couple of years, a new binder filled with information to help new pastors who join our district ministry team is now available, and will be updated as necessary with tools for ministry on our district. If you are a new pastor on the district since last assembly and have not yet received your binder, please see Pastor Bill during this assembly to pick it up.

Pastor Bill’s report as Multicultural Ministries Director is in your delegate’s packet. I do, however, want to introduce to you three of our newest pastors on the district who, like me, were born outside the United States of America:

1. Rev. Nelson Valencia, a Nazarene pastor and elder from El Salvador has now joined our

team in Columbus, Ohio for the specific purpose of planting an Hispanic ministry in the

Cooke Road area and on the west side of the city.

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2. We have also added to our team a Nazarene elder from the Horn of Africa who arrived in Columbus Ohio as part of a U.S. refugee resettlement program in that part of the world. He will soon be able to begin a creative access type ministry to his fellow countrymen through our district multicultural ministry.

3. Our Soh Mang Korean congregation welcomed their new pastor Rev. Eun Ho Kim on Easter Sunday this year. Pastor Eun’s wife and three children will be joining him here in Columbus at the end of the current school year. His eldest daughter is a senior in high school. Our district leadership team is both diverse in gifts and talents, yet united in their goal

of providing excellence in leadership and servant-hood. Carl Styers our district treasurer, Rev. Jeff Gray, our district secretary, Rev. Jim Lanning, our Mission Strategy Team chairman, John Grimm, President of our Logan Conference Center Board, Mike Percell who heads up the mentoring program for new pastors on our district, Bob Shoultz, chairman of Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries Board, Betty Neighborgall, our district Nazarene Missions International President, Mike Rogers, who has served faithfully for this past year as our district Nazarene Youth International President, and so many others too numerous to mention in this report are the people who make South Central Ohio such a great family. Thank you every one of you for your partnership together in the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

As always, you will hear the report of our district treasurer a little later today. You will also find a ministry summary page for each local church in your delegate’s booklet. Let me once again say how proud and humbled I am to see all the extra efforts made by so many churches this past year in stepping up to the plate in a year of continuing to struggle out of the economic downturn. You are saying by your giving, “We believe in what God wants to do through the Church of the Nazarene at the local, district, regional and global levels”.

At the recent District Superintendents’ Conference in Jacksonville, Florida, General Superintendent Dr. Jesse C. Middendorf brought a message from Philippians 2:1-5 entitled ‘Better Together’. I am so convinced that this is the message God would have us hear in South Central Ohio, that I have purchased a copy for every lead and associate pastor here at the assembly today. Please see Pastor Bill Vinson for your copy.

I am pleased to announce that in the church year just ended, we experienced the highest rate of participation in Funding the Mission in over ten years! As I said in last year’s report to this assembly, this change to percentage funding is a more equitable and a more closely biblical model of giving that will help further advance our financial partnership as a connectional church in the years to come. It really does give each church on the district the same opportunity to be fully invested in the mission of making Christ-like disciples in the nations throughout south central Ohio and around the world. Let us pray that next year we will have every congregation participating.

And...while we’re talking about being better together; I wanted you to know that Heaventrain has arrived in Columbus as of last Sunday afternoon!

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VIDEO CLIP #1 HEAVENTRAIN Thanks to the vision of Pastor Julie Stevens, the children’s pastor at our Columbus Shepherd church, and those that came on board to form her team from Cooke Road, Lifepoint, Reynoldsburg, and Whitehall, a new extension of the 32-year-old Heaventrain ministry in Cleveland, Ohio has been birthed right here in our state capital. Heaventrain is a “church on wheels” that visits children and families weekly on Saturdays. This brightly painted, transformed bus is simply a tool to reach families right where they are… High energy worship and teaching strive to share God’s Story. The goal is to build relationships and connect families to nurturing churches and organizations. Discipleship is a priority. Heaventrain Columbus will hit the streets in our city on April 20. More information is available at www.HeaventrainColumbus.org.

Pastor Julie’s prayer request for the district family is: “God has brought the pieces together over the past year and a half so we have this tool available in Columbus. Please join us in praying that we will be in tune to God’s Spirit and follow His lead as His vision continues to unfold.”

Despite the ongoing financial challenges of the American economy in 2012, we have continued to provide professional counseling services of up to $500 per pastoral family when the need arises. We love and appreciate all our pastoral families. This fund has been a very concrete way for us to say to them that we not only care, but also to help them in this very sensitive area of need.

Our district children’s’ ministries continue to expand under the direction of Rev. Kim Bobb and her team from across the district. This video clip captures some of the excitement and joy of those who are a part of this vital ministry... VIDEO CLIP #2 CHILDREN’S MINISTRIES

This past year we added three members to the Mission Strategy Team that are responsible for helping guide strategy for future church planting initiatives across our district. Pastors Steve Suttles, Jarrod Spalding and Jack Johnson meet with the MST every other meeting to share progress on these initiatives.

Pastors Larry McNutt and Josh Porterfield led our New Albany church in their launch of the church plant in Johnstown last fall with Pastor Josh as the campus pastor. VIDEO CLIP #3 NEW ALBANY

We are also creating new types of partnerships between existing congregations which are providing opportunities for the sharing of resources, both human and material, to enhance ministry outreach in the communities they serve. This in turn, enlarges vision and creates new growth for the congregations involved.

Darby Creek Church of the Nazarene is a great example of what can happen when people come together around a central vision for reaching the lost in their communities by working together in ministry. This new multi-site church is made up of three congregations in three different communities on the west side of Franklin and Pickaway counties. The Lead

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Pastor is Steve Suttles, who is currently also the campus pastor at the Southwest Community site. There are two other Campus Pastors; Chad McKenzie at Darbyville and Patrick Williams at Darbydale. Pastor Chad Johnson serves as Executive Pastor for all three sites. VIDEO CLIP #4 DARBY CREEK MULTI-SITE

Last year the USA/Canada Strategy office approved a new, more relevant designation for new works that are being birthed all over the North American continent. PAC stands for “parent affiliated congregation”. I am also very pleased to announce to you this year, that there are four new works already in operation on our district: Church at the Creek and Blacklick are both affiliated with our Reynoldsburg Church of the Nazarene. Element Unplugged, which meets at the Café belonging to our Whitehall church on Yearling Rd in Whitehall, is a joint effort between the Reynoldsburg and Whitehall congregations under the leadership of Matt Walls. This is a very effective recovery ministry that is expanding almost month on month as it reaches out to people dealing with dependencies through sharing with them the love of God, the promise of Hope and a helping hand to get them to that place in their lives. A new Hispanic outreach ministry is hosted by our Cornerstone church in Wheelersburg and is now a PAC (parent affiliated congregation) also.

The Logan Conference Center is operating in the black for the second year in a row, and is proud to announce the opening of the new District Ministry Center on the conference grounds as of this month! Already several district events are scheduled for there in this current church year:

1. The NAZSAFE workshop with Leslie Hart sponsored by our Global Ministry Center on

Saturday, April 20th.

2. Our Pensions and Benefits Workshop for pastors, church treasurers and church

leaders, with Don Walters and his team also from our Global Ministry Center in

Lenexa on Thursday, May 9th.

3. Camp Meeting in July.

4. The first SDMI Convention on the district for several years in the fall with Dr. Woodie

Stevens just to mention a few!

VIDEO CLIP #5 DISTRICT MINISTRY CENTER The Logan Conference Center board also decided that any Nazarene church group from

our district that would be interested in reserving the facility for a ministry event or a retreat can do so during this first year for free! You can contact Pam Masters in the district office for scheduling.

So far you have raised $305,000 of the $500,000 with $195,000 still needed during this church year. We are well over half way there...let’s make it all the way for God’s glory! Pastors, you will find a pledge envelope in your delegate’s packet. Please find that envelope before the end of this morning’s business session and if your local church has not already taken their offering for the district ministry center project, ask the Lord how much He would want you to

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pledge in behalf of your church to this project in the coming months. Then, fill the card out and make sure it gets in the offering plates that will be passed at the beginning of the afternoon session. Thank you in advance!

The District Mission Strategy Team continues to meet six to eight times each year to discuss the vision for the district and to address any and all ideas that might be helpful to creating a climate of unity as well as church health and growth. You can read the full report of the chairman of this team, Rev. Jim Lanning, in your delegate’s booklet. Each member of the team has a passion to see churches and pastors thrive in their particular ministry setting.

Over this past church year the Mission Strategy Team has been called on to assist and advise or support approximately 22 churches on the district, as well as meeting with the 14 pastors who are appointed on the district. These pastoral evaluations are done each year prior to the district assembly for pastors who are appointed rather than elected to their current positions. This is done in order to comply with the direction given in the Manual of the Church of the Nazarene (117, 208.17). Recommendation for renewal of these pastors is then given to the District Advisory Board for approval and then to the District Assembly.

My quarterly meetings with our district NMI, NYI and SDMI presidents continue to be a time I greatly look forward to. Several months ago, we invited Bob Shoultz, chairman of our District SDMI board to join the conversation. We are beginning to develop new insights into how these three ministries can better complement each other in developing Christ-like disciples here on the district and around the world.

We had six couples and three singles complete this year’s Ministerial Assessment Weekend at Deer Creek Lodge at the end of October 2012. Once again, the time spent with these men and women called into pastoral ministry, was very rewarding, both spiritually and professionally. This important time together allows for the candidates themselves to get to know each other better in the contexts of ministry case studies, personality profiles and ordination requirements they have to work through together. The weekend also results in new friendships with some of their colleagues, and an opportunity to become better integrated into the South Central Ohio ministry team.

Pastor Bryan Malott of our Oak Hill congregation has taken on the assignment of Men’s Ministry Director. I am anxious to see what his report will be for next year’s assembly delegates!

With Pastors Teresa Page and Ann Forbes now heading up Women Clergy Ministry, I believe the 41 women clergy on our district can look forward to new opportunities to fellowship and learn together.

I continue to hold pastors’ round-tables with our pastors across our district three times a year. This calendar year, the February and September gatherings focus on the book SHIFT. All pastors and associate pastors should have received this book as a gift to you from the district. In February we were challenged by the first section of the book dealing with the necessity of finding the holy core in the leadership team of the church and an honest examination of the

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quality and priority of prayer in the life of the local pastor. In the fall we will be challenged again by the examples in the book of congregations who have successfully made the SHIFT as the authors put it, from passive to active disciples and disciple-makers. I know of several of our pastors who are actually taking their church boards/leadership teams, through the book also.

I am asking every lead pastor and staff to prepare a plan for spiritual and numerical growth for their local church and to send a copy to the district office by the fall round-table. The May round table is a one day event on May 9th that will be held at our new District Ministry Center in Logan. The Pensions and Benefits Office will be with us to help pastors and congregations with all aspects of financial health in the life of both a congregation and a pastor’s family.

I continue to encourage all pastors and associate pastors to make these roundtables a priority on your calendars. Some districts actually make these a requirement.....

I also want to thank the district advisory board for granting me a four week sabbatical last August which I spent in England, visiting family, preaching in some of our Nazarene churches and doing personal study at Nazarene Theological College in Manchester.

I conducted 12 pastoral reviews, chaired 59 board meetings in various churches across the district as well as the roundtable meetings and workshops. I preached 41 times and worshipped with 61 of our congregations during the church year.

Several of our pastors have asked for and are being granted retirement status at this assembly: Rev. Josephus Foster

Dr. Wesley Frederick Rev. Charles Lane Rev Chilik Lee Rev. Tekie Mabrahtu Rev. Jeff Sparks

We will recognize these men at this assembly during this evening’s ordination service. Last, but not at all least, I would like to introduce to the district family our 9 new lead

pastors who have joined us in ministry this year: Rev. Jim and Erica Planck Chesapeake Rev. Eun Ho and Ji Hee Kim Columbus Soh Mang Rev. Patrick and Kandi Williams Darby Creek – Darbydale campus Rev. Penny Edwards Faith United campus in Ironton Dr. Doug and Sherry Downs Gallipolis Rev. Brian and Marta Taylor Hanging Rock campus Rev. Joshua and Melanie Porterfield New Albany – Johnstown campus Revs. Brian and Kelly Daniels Portsmouth First Rev. Gary and Brenda Henry Sunrise

In conclusion, as we look forward to all that God has planned for us as a district family in

this church year, let us be reminded of Paul’s prayer for the Christians in Rome in Romans 15

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verse 5: “May the God of steadfastness and encouragement grant you to live in harmony with

one another, in accordance with Christ Jesus, so that together you may with one voice glorify

the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ.”

Respectfully submitted,

TREVOR JOHNSTON, District Superintendent

2. District NMI President

Pastor Trevor, Council, Delegates, Pastors and Friends: It is an honor and privilege for me to give my fifth annual report as your District NMI

President. Fulfilling our mission of praying, discipling, giving, and educating would not be possible without the hard work and support of our district council and zone coordinators. I would like to introduce them to you. Please stand as I mention your name and remain standing: Jean Watters, Vice President; Ed Myers, Secretary; Kyle Sharp, Treasurer; Tron Emptage, Praying Team Leader; Rachel Kuhn, Discipling Team Leader; Paul Ondera, Giving Team Leader; Carol Lee Carpenter, Educating Team Leader; and, our Zone Coordinators are Karen Frey, Circleville Zone; Rene Johnson, Columbus East Zone; Gerri Nugent, Columbus West Zone; Gara Adkins, Ironton Zone; Heather Malott, Jackson Zone; Becky Todd, Logan Zone; Terry Schmelzenbach, Marietta Zone; Sharon Harmon, Meigs-Gallia Zone; Mary Dorfe & Evelyn Sidle, Newark-Zanesville Zone; and, Jean Watters, Portsmouth Zone. Please join me in showing your appreciation to all of these.

In fulfilling the global mission, NMI added 9,207 members, an increase of 0.9%, and added 507 local churches which is an increase of 3.2%. These increases give us a total of 25% more members and 50% more local NMI churches.

Radical Rehab is our home-district Work & Witness team. Teams worked in the Nelsonville area on various projects including building a much needed handicap ramp for a disabled person. We also had team members that worked on our Logan Conference Center grounds helping in a variety of areas.

Our District Children’s Rally was held the same day as Radical Rehab with Sheila Hall, former missionary to Costa Rica, and her daughter as our speakers. There were 65 in attendance. Presidents, please check your packets for information as we are making some new and exciting changes for this year’s Children’s Rally.

Our children and teens raised $3,913.82 for Compassion 575 which exceeded the goal of $3,500.00. We are so blessed that our children and teens are involved in the mission.

Good reports came from our fall Missions Tour last September with Gary & Penny Sidle from Zambia and Kent & Kathleen Pelton from Thailand.

October was the month that CCK’s and School Pal-Paks were collected at the Logan Conference Center from our district and several other districts on our region. These were taken to the warehouse in Pennsylvania where they were immediately shipped to New Jersey for Hurricane Sandy victims. What incredible timing – but then isn’t our God’s timing always perfect? Our warehouse was virtually emptied so we need your help this year more than ever!

In November, we had our second annual District NMI Presidents Retreat. It was a great time of fun, fellowship, renewal and learning experience with Martha Bean the Indianapolis

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District President and also a Global Council Member. Presidents, you will not want to miss this year’s retreat which will be on November 23rd – please note the date change and put it on your calendar now!

We just concluded our spring zone rallies last month with Missionary Rev. Monte Cyr of the Mesoamerica Region. He took us on a tour of the 30 countries in that region including Cuba. Did you know that we have over 100 churches in Cuba and the country is opening up for Nazarene work & witness teams with 25 already scheduled?

Our district Work & Witness to London was postponed until spring, 2014. We are honored to have with us, Pastor Jason Nike and his wife, Laura, from London. He is the coordinator for the Fresh Grounds project over there along with Bill Vinson coordinator from this side of the pond.

I would be remiss if I did not share God’s power vividly displayed in my own life through major surgery on my back February 1st of this year. I was told by the surgeon that the healing would be a long process including wearing a big brace for several months. Two days before our spring rallies began, I went for my five week check-up, the surgeon said, “Betty, you are almost totally completely healed. No brace is needed.” That could only have been through the power of prayer! Thanks to all of you who were praying for me.

As we close 2012-13 thanking God for all the amazing work that has been done through His power; and, begin a new year, let’s remember that Acts 4:33 says, “With great power, the disciples continued to testify to the resurrection of the Lord Jesus and much grace was upon them all.” We MUST continue to “go in His power” and make disciples of all nations.


BETTY NEIGHBORGALL, District NMI President

3. District Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries Chairman

SDMI LEADERSHIP TEAM Rev. Trevor Johnston, District Superintendent, ex-officio

Betty Neighborgall, NMI President, ex-officio Robert L. Shoultz, Sunday School Chairman

Rev. Kim Bobb, Children's Director Dr. James Miller, Adult Director

Mike Rodgers, NYI President Nelson Sharp, CLT Coordinator

Carl Styers, Treasurer

ELECTED BOARD MEMBERS Rev. Wes Frederick – Term expires 2013

Sue Pyles – Term expires 2013 Rev. Jack Johnson – Term expires 2014

Rebecca Hutchison – Term expires 2014 Rev. Mike Percell – Term expires 2015 Melissa Barlow – Term expires 2015

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The mission of SDMI is to carry out the Great Commission to children, youth, and adults

in preparation for a lifetime of Christian Holiness. The purpose is:

Teach the Word of God until pupils are sanctified wholly and maturing in Christian Discipleship.

Help Christians mature spiritually by involving them in soul winning ministries, reaching and teaching others to be disciples and make disciples of Jesus Christ.

Identify and visit unchurched people, inviting them to enroll in a class or small group and attend regularly. The mission of your South Central Ohio SDMI board is to equip the local church to fulfill

its mission in connecting and discipling children, teens, and adults to a lifetime of Christian Holiness.

Every church is challenged to make appropriate attendance counting of those involved in weekly Sunday School, small group ministry, and/or Bible study. If there are questions about who should or shouldn’t be counted, please contact your district SDMI Chair.

Each local church is encouraged to have one person responsible for making sure accurate counting is completed and month end attendance reporting be submitted to the District Office on Monday following the last Sunday of each month. Our goal is to be a 100% district in attendance reporting as this is important to the general church in having accurate counts of those being discipled through the weekly study of God’s Word.

In reporting attendance averages, the following guidelines apply: No one individual is counted more than once each week. The group meets weekly (location, time, and day of week, doesn’t matter) Study approved curriculum (with Pastor’s approval) Attendance is taken

------------------------------------------- Dr. Duarte, Rev. Johnston, Sunday School board, delegates, and friends of the

Seventieth South Central Ohio District Assembly. As I present my nineteenth report as your SDMI chair, I begin to reflect on our ever

changing fast pace society today and realize the challenges we face to be effective as Christ’s Disciples. With the hi-tech communications and many other things that fill people’s lives, we must adapt our methods of reaching and influencing people to give their heart to Christ.

Many of the methods, programs, activities and other things we’ve done in the past must adapt to find ways to use the technology of today to reach lost people for Christ. Several years ago, my team and I realized the way we developed programs, meetings or conferences to help the local church fulfill their mission had to change. The shotgun approach to say “come to this conference or training, we have just what you need” may have only applied to a very few as we realized each church’s training needs are different. As a result, we developed a strategy to have the local church tell us what their training or workshop needs were and develop that training specifically for that church. Our workshop and training leader, Rev. Mike Percell, has done a fantastic job in helping us in those areas.

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Several general workshop sessions were completed at South Zanesville, Reynoldsburg, Jackson, and Plymouth Heights. Mike Rodgers, our NYI President, and I held joint presentations at these locations for churches in their area to attend as we focused on discipleship and leadership training.

As I’ve shared in the past, my life was personally changed when as an 10 year old, in an un-churched family, I was introduced to Christ by a faithful Sunday School teacher who went out of her way to invite me to her class, even picking me up every Sunday, helping me realize Christ died for me and understand that God had a plan for my life. Thank God for faithful Sunday School teachers who are still today going out of their way to connect children, teens, and adult to Christ helping them to realize he has a plan for their life.

My greatest fear is there are hundreds and thousands of boys and girls in all our neighborhoods that couldn’t even tell you who Jesus is today. Unless we go, make the connection, and share the good news of the Gospel will we ever be able to make the difference in those lives that are lost.

Our challenge is that every church in South Central Ohio will actively pursue the development of SMALL GROUP BIBLE STUDIES and/or SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES to expand their opportunity to reach more of the lost in their communities. The days of thinking they will come because our doors are open are long gone.

It doesn’t matter what time of the day or day of the week these classes take place. Just maybe some of our church members would be willing to start a small group Bible study in their home as an opportunity to introduce their neighbors to Christ. Rev. Kim Bobb, our Children’s Director is passionate about the continuing development of opportunities to minister to and lead children to a relationship with Christ. Children’s camps have grown so much under her leadership that she now offers camps for different age groups so no child will miss out on the blessings that camp can be to help them understand God’s love and plan for their salvation through Christ. In addition, Children Quizzing has exploded as we’re seeing more and more churches being involved in the quizzing program with success.

Dr. Jim Miller, our Adult Ministries direction has continued to work to expand ministry opportunities for adult ministries. Thanks to the dedicated efforts of Sue Pyles, who heads up both Women’s Ministry as well as Prime Time Ministry, is doing a fantastic job in both areas. We’re also excited to see that Rev. Bryan Malott assumed the leadership of Men’s Ministry and is preparing to give that work a wonderful kick start to bring men together from all over the district.

Last church year 19 churches were presented growth awards. This church year, 22 churches will be honored for growth in both attendance and enrollment. Those churches are:

HONOR SCHOOLS (5% to 24% growth) Columbus Shepherd-Rev. Sam Barber, Pastor

Cornerstone -Rev. Garry Proehl, Pastor Lifepoint-Rev. Brad Kochis, Pastor

Lower Lights Community-Rev. Mike Vallangeon, Pastor Marietta First-Rev. Terry Schmelzenbach, Pastor

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Nelsonville-Rev. Ed True, Pastor New Albany First-Rev. Larry McNutt, Pastor New Boston First-Rev. James Patrick, Pastor

Newark First -Rev. Wes Humble, Pastor Reynoldsburg-Rev. Marty Dennis, Pastor

Waverly-Rev. Lawrence Harris, Pastor

SUPERIOR SCHOOLS (25% to 49% growth) Chillicothe Westside-Rev. Jerry Carpenter, Pastor

Circleville First-Rev. Wendell Brown, Pastor Coal Grove-Rev. Jeff Canfield, Pastor

Columbus Cooke Rd.-Rev. Christopher Fleece, Pastor Jackson First-Rev. Wayne Searls, Pastor

Plymouth Heights-Rev. Andrew Ramey, Pastor Point Rock-Rev. Lloyd Grimm, Pastor

Rutland-Rev. Ann Forbes, Pastor Syracuse-Rev. Shannon Hutchison, Pastor

Westerville-Rev. Mark Ledford, Pastor

EXCEPTIONAL SCHOOLS (50% plus growth) Portsmouth First-Rev. Brian Daniels, Pastor

Congratulations to all award winning churches. Growth award certificates will be

available for churches to pick up at district assembly at the Sunday School table. Dr. Woody Stevens, our General SDMI Director, will be with us on November 16 as the key speaker at our Sunday School convention. It will be held at the Logan Conference Center in the new Sprung building. We encourage all churches to register early for this exciting “GIDDY-UP GO” discipleship ministry experience. All Sunday School and Small Group leaders, with Pastors and staff are encouraged to plan to attend. Registration opportunities will be available soon.

As the General SDMI Ministries has encouraged everyone to ENGAGE THE WORD 2013, we hope all churches are participating to asking all members to be challenged to begin a yearlong Bible reading program to read the entire Bible through in a year. Filling our minds with God’s Word will reveal multiple benefits for all believers as the Holy Spirit will help recall what you’ve read when the need or situation a rises for you to defy Satan’s evil schemes or be a witness for the Lord.

Some important dates of events to put on your calendar for the remainder of this year: April 7 – May 12 = Sunday School emphasis, Baptizing: Immersing believers with a Biblical understanding of Discipleship April 20 - Nazarene Safe Training Day at Logan Conference Center May 5 - Baby Day May 19 - Pentecost Sunday. Every church take an offering for World Literature

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June 9 - Children’s week June 19-22 - SDMI convention in Indianapolis June 22 - Children’s World Bible Quiz at Indianapolis July 29 - Free Webinar: Embracing Individuals going through Divorce September 29 – November 10 = Engage the Word – Better together through prayer and

the Word October 17-19 - Come to the Fire Conference at Holland, Michigan December 8 - American Bible Society Offering Amidst all the strife and whoopla the world is throwing at people today; the church and

Sunday School are needed now more than ever to make every effort to go out of their way to make connection with the un-churched and help them realize God loves them and has a plan for their lives. HOW WILL THEY KNOW IF WE DON’T GO TELL THEM? The challenge is that we’ll all put on our thinking caps and find new and innovative ways to make connections with the lost and help them see Christ as the answer. Let’s not be so proud that we refuse to go to those who are making it happen and learn from them so we too can make a difference for Christ in our communities. Remember, Jesus taught, “you will be my disciples” who are to share the good news of the Gospel.


ROBERT SHOULTZ, Chairman

4. District NYI President

This is my second report as South Central Ohio’s District NYI President. As you know disciples are but pilgrims on a journey, followers of Jesus Christ, students’ of a Master Teacher. The more I continue on this journey the more I come to understand that I am continually being shaped by God Ephesians 2:10 For we are God’s workmanship Created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do. I’m continually being shaped by his spirit, molded in His love and equipped to follow His Call. When I was elected to this role of leadership I never said what’s in it for me, but only how can I serve. I don’t do what I do to please my fellow man but to love, serve, and please my Heavenly Father. 1 Corinthians 10:31 “So whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.” Jesus himself came to serve and not to be served. He came to love, forgive, heal, and teach. I’m not saying I’m Jesus because none of us are. There is only one true all-knowing supreme triune God. Our lives are meant to reflect His, to be modeled after His example. We are always being shaped and should be imitators of Christ. Ephesians 5:1-2 (the message) “watch what God does, and then you do it, like children who learn proper behavior from their parents. Mostly what God does is love you. Keep company with him and learn a life of love. Observe how Christ loved us. His love was not cautious but extravagant. He didn’t love in order to get something from us but to give everything of himself to us. Love like that. Live a life of Love.” This is our call. To follow hard after Jesus, be shaped by Him and teach others to do the same.

Being shaped by Jesus does not only mean being shaped in His quiet presence, though it’s one of the best places to be. We are also shaped through our experiences and interactions

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with other people. We have numerous youth pastors, NYI presidents, adult volunteers across Ohio. God has used these people to love the students of South Central Ohio and these same adults and students have ministered to me. I cannot minister to all of our students alone. I’m so thankful God has gifted us with a great NYI leadership to handle this task together.

God also shapes us through the circumstances we go through. This year I’ve found myself in the midst of some new circumstances praying with other youth leaders: ▪ facing tough times ▪ Discerning God’s will and direction for their lives ▪ and others celebrating as they’ve answered God’s Call to go and serve elsewhere. I’ve even found myself sharing my story with teenagers, facilitating meetings, organizing training sessions, and working with the leaders of other branches of ministry. These circumstances have also shaped me.

The mission for our district NYI remains to make Christ-like disciples. It’s my desire to see the students on our district embrace this shaping process becoming more and more like Jesus. Our vision to accomplish this mission is KNOW, GROW, AND GO! This mission is carried out through the district events we organize, and the regional events we encourage our students to participate in. We are currently on a five year theme rotation with this year’s theme being worship.

Our first District event of the year occurs in January and is our KNOW event - our District Winter Retreat. The following is taken from our winter retreat letter written by Jarrod Spalding. “This years’ retreat theme, Encounter, Our goal this year was to give students an opportunity to ENCOUNTER Christ on their own terms. Yes, we still provided great programming that was accessible to both the newcomer and the veteran of Winter Retreat, but we also offered something new. Each person was given a draw string bag and a journal. We saw the journal used to mark the ENCOUNTERS students had with Christ. We gave them plenty of opportunities to have these ENCOUNTERS. Brooklyn and Coy Lindsey shared with us in our worship gatherings as we ENCOUNTERED Christ specifically- the body of Christ, Christ in the world, and how others ENCOUNTER Christ in us. Our worship experiences included services designed by Anthony Mako from the ground up. He worked with all our tech and sound crew to make sure each moment of the service created opportunities for the students to have an ENCOUNTER with Christ. This theme continued into our small group times where each group had the opportunity to take part in ENCOUNTER stations. These stations were designed by our friends from Newark Nazarene as a way for each student to work through what they’ve learned in worship and small groups. Our programming was adjusted to reflect an intentional goal of helping students ENCOUNTER Christ and not just a good weekend. We contracted with Sports Ohio to use their facility on Saturday night and Magic Mountain on Sunday night. We also revamped our afternoon activities at Heartland to be more engaging for everyone.” Much thanks to Jarrod (Lead Pastor at Dayspring) for his many years of service as our District Winter Retreat Director and his team. His team has consisted of Scott Jones, Carrie Spiagi, John Walder and many others. Thanks for doing such an amazing job. Tons of work, late night hours, and lunch meetings go into planning a weekend like this. Countless hours to see that our students are shaped into Christ - like followers.

Our next District experience takes place in March with the purpose of GROWing students in their faith - District Blast. This year’s District Blast event was a back to basics approach to

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what it truly means to Build Leaders and Share Talents. James W. Smith Director of Admissions and Student Recruitment at Mount Vernon Nazarene University brought the word to us. “The Carried” was brought in to minister to us through worship. Jonathon Hughes from Logan and Randy Nelson from Gloryland teamed together to assure Blast would take place and did an awesome job.

July sees our last District event of the year which is identified as our Grow and Go event - Summer Camp. This year we have an exciting change to this experience. In years past we’ve held camp at OCU, it’s taken on different forms. In 2011 it was shortened to a weekend to complement NYC. Last summer we were back at OCU collaborating with another denomination, creating a rather unique leadership conglomeration. Last year’s camp theme was RADICAL- Inviting our students to have a Radical faith and a RADICAL approach to sharing the gospel with others. Brad Stacy and His wife did an amazing job of ministering to us through the Word in each of our service gatherings. Many times we read Romans 12 together, being reminded time and time again how God wants to transform us and invites us to lay our lives down before Him. The MNVU Music and Ministry team (Transformed) did a phenomenal job of leading us in to the inner courts of worshiping our Lord. Summer camp 2013 takes on a new look and feel. We‘re partnering with North Central Ohio to create one of the best summer camps we’ve ever had. Because of the size of our group we looked for a facility that was not only affordable, but one that could house more people. We looked into several places before deciding to go with Camp Cotubic. This is the same location children’s camp is held. Our Summer Camp experiences have always been very powerful times of connecting with God’s presence and where lives are changed. We want to continue this tradition of connecting with God, providing our students with times of fun, fellowship, community, and life change. This year’s Summer Camp will take place July 1-5th. I’m hoping to see all of you there! Josh Porterfield has served as our summer camp director for the past several years. So thankful to Josh for his leadership, his passion for summer camp, and his love for teenagers.

In closing- let me remind you to Stop and Pray, choose God as your Guide and Go in His Power.

Humbly submitted, MICHAEL RODGERS, District NYI President

B. DISTRICT BOARDS AND COMMITTEES

1. District Advisory Board

[Also serves as Properties Board]

The District Advisory Board of the South Central Ohio District submits the following report. The board met as called during the year by the District Superintendent. It transacted such business as was referred to it with effective deliberation.

The following transfers were received during the year: Ordained Elders: Creative Access Pastor from Horn of Africa, Douglas M. Downs from

East Ohio, Mark A. Dupler from Central Florida, Johh H. Euton from Eastern Kentucky, Cynthia K. Stiverson from North Central Ohio

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Licensed Ministers: [Elder Candidate] James L. Black from East Ohio, Aaron M. Chelikowsky from Kansas, James W. Planck from Arizona, Anthony S. Smith from Kentucky

The following transfers were sent during the year: Randall W. Crisp to Eastern Kentucky, Eric R. Folk to Mid Atlantic, Scott C. Jones to

Maine, Paul D. Merritt to Mid Atlantic, Shane K. Hostutler to West Virginia North, Carl “Rob” Paugh Jr. to Northwestern Ohio, David G. Woods to Virginia

The following were dropped from the roll of elders: Having deceased: Joseph E. Coniglio, Ronald A. Hill, James L. Honaker, J. Wilmer

Lambert, Paul A. Pugh, Dwight E. Shirey Having been removed, due to having united with another denomination: Claire L.

Blanchett Having surrendered credential: Kip L. Miller The following be dropped from the roll of deacons: Having deceased: Zane Kesselring The following be dropped from the roll of licensed ministers:

Transferred to another district: [Elder Candidate] Darlene Kinney to East Ohio Having not been renewed: G. Michael Keaton, Kristafal Miller Having not reapplied: [Elder Candidate] Jordan Kennedy, Patrick M. Mann, Kyle L.

Wadlington, [Deacon Candidate] Peter C. Capocciama, [Licensed Minister Candidate] J.D. White

The following appointments were approved for the coming year: Chesapeake, James Planck; Chester, Warren Lukens; Cols. Cooke Road, Christopher Fleece; Darby Creek - Lead Pastor 3 campuses, Steve Suttles; Dresden, James Chuvalas; Grace Community, David Albert; Lancaster Gateway, Jim Lanning; McArthur, Bill Roth; Oak Hill, Bryan Malott; Point Rock, Lloyd Grimm; Pomeroy, Bill Justis; Portsmouth First, Brian Daniels; Rarden, Jason Koch; Syracuse, Shannon Hutchison; The Plains Athens, Sean Hampton; Thornville, McKinley Brown; Toboso, William Jones.

Permission granted for the following to work in ministries other than the Church of the Nazarene:

Calvin A. Alexander- Pastor, Miller Memorial United Methodist Church Sam F. Bradley – Visitation Minister, Cornerstone United Methodist Church John R. Cadwell – Pastor, Dutch Run Trinity United Church of Christ Danny R. Campbell – Pastor, Cotties Corner Community Church Renee W. Carden – Youth Mentoring Coordinator, Lower Lights Ministries James A. Chuvalas – Professor, Ohio Christian University Delbert W. Dixon Jr. – The Willard Gospel Tabernable Timothy W. Eades – Administrator, Ohio Christian University Robert Lee Fannin – Youth Pastor, Reynoldsburg Christian & Missionary Alliance Church Lowell P. Ford – Pastor, Wayside Chapel Herman M. George – Supply pastor, Safe Harbor Country Church Paul M. Hocutt Jr.– Associate Pastor for Seniors, Lighthouse Memorial Church Richard C. Humphrey – Pastor, Hopewell Free Methodist Church

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Rachel Kuhn – Extreme Nazarene Ministries Mary Lavender – Sunday School Teacher, Syracuse Mission George Leatherwood – Pastor, Ellabell United Methodist Church in Ellabell, GA Earl Scott Mann – Pastor, Burlington Wesleyan Independent Church Jason Mossman – Faculty, Indiana Wesleyan University Douglas Moyer – Co-Pastor, St. John Mennonite Chapel Francis M. Newman - Pastor, Bear Creek United Methodist Church Richard D. Patmore – Pastor, Kingston United Methodist Church Jeffrey S. Sparks – Affiliate Faculty Member, Ohio Christian University Anthony Smith – Staff Chaplain, Grant Medical Center Timothy N. Throckmorton – Pastor, Crossroads Church of Christ in Christian Union SPC Requests approved Mark Grizzard-Pastor, Loudsville United Methodist Church in Cleveland, GA Jonathan D. Roe – Mission Increase Foundation

We recommend the following ministers to receive retirement status: [Elders] Josephus A. Foster, Wesley B. Frederick, Charles F. Lane, Chilik Lee, Tekie Mebrahtu, Jeffrey S. Sparks

Approved: A Resolution of Amendment to the Articles of Incorporation New Logo for South Central Ohio District Dayspring Community Church: Replace 2 AC units, carry out blacktop repairs, replace

carpet in church. To grant a sabbatical for up to five weeks for Pastor Trevor. To hire M&D Blacktop Company to repair the district office parking lot. Authorized a loan to Marietta First. This loan will be at 3% and will run concurrent with

their other loan and be subject to the same terms. Columbus West Broad was given approval to proceed with plans to build. To allow Hebron to add a “welcome center” to their facility. By consensus let the district records reflect the closing of Fountain of Hope Church at

the end of its current lease (in November) and Pastor Foster’s retirement Approval for Cornerstone to purchase four separate pieces of property, upgrade air

conditioners, recondition hallways, and refinance the current mortgage. Approval for district to purchase/install the R-22 heating/air conditioning system in the

church building on Sunbury Road that is being rented by the Korean congregation. To have Carl Styers write a letter to Wesleyan Investment Foundation stating that the

DAB will not be able to co-sign for loans for our district churches. This is the result of a letter sent to our churches from WIF.

Approval of South Point church request to sell old church building. To add Cathie Cherry to Logan Conference Center Board Approval of Reynoldsburg church board restructuring Approval of Belpre church board restructuring

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Approval of recommendations and requests as follows from District Secretary & DMCB: o Recommendation for renewal of district minister's license for district licensed

Senior Pastors. o Approve Rev. Josephus Foster to be "District Assigned" for his work at Fountain of

Hope compassionate Ministry Center until his retirement in April 2013. o For district licensed ministers serving in a part-time assignment (PSV-PT) that five

consecutive part-time assignment years be the required minimum to meet their in-service time for ordination.

o Establish the following policy not to accept unassigned credentials being transferred into the district & policy about returning unassigned credentials. "The SCO District policy regarding transfers of ministers into our district is that we will not receive the transfer of ordained elders, deacons, of district licensed ministers who are not currently assigned on the SCO District. For filed credentials we will not restore credentials to an unassigned status unless arrangements have been made to begin an assignment or to transfer the credential to another district."

The District Christmas Dinner this year will be held at the District Ministry Center at the Logan Conference Center.

Respectfully submitted, BARBARA K. HART, Secretary TREVOR JOHNSTON, Chairman

2. Ministerial Credentials Board

We, the board of Ministerial Credential, respectfully submit the following recommendations to the 2013 District Assembly. 1. The following transfers be received:

Ordained Elders: Creative Access Pastor from Horn of Africa, Douglas M. Downs from East Ohio, Mark A. Dupler from Central Florida, John H. Euton from Eastern Kentucky, Cynthia K. Stiverson from North Central Ohio Licensed Ministers: [Elder Candidate] James L. Black from East Ohio, Aaron M. Chelikowsky from Kansas, James W. Planck from Arizona, Anthony S. Smith from Kentucky

2. That the following be elected to Elders Orders: H.Dianne. Chapman-Pettit, Daniel A. Fulton, Bryan Malott, Teresa A. Page

3. That the following be granted Renewal of District Ministers License: [Elder Candidates] Mark R. Bales, Daphne A. Berry, H. Dianne Chapman-Pettit, Aaron M. Chelikowsky, Carlos E. De La Cruz, Paul E. Czarniecki, Sarah J. Dupray, J. Ryan Etterling, Benjamin A. Evans, Donald E. Fairchild, Robert L. Fannin, Gregory W. Farra, Paul D. Ferguson, Felipe A. Ferreira, Roland C. Folk, Christopher L. Fleece, Mark D. Fonner, Daniel A. Fulton, Herbert L. Grate, Bruce C. Gutridge, Sean M. Hampton, Lawrence W. Harris Jr., Joshua R. Huff, Jonathan R. Hughes, James A. Humphrey, Shannon R. Hutchison, J. Mikeal Lanning, Bryan R. Malott, Heather L. Malott, Chad D. McKenzie, Jamie S. McRill, David W. Morrison II, Leonard K. Myers, Teresa A. Page, James W. Planck, Calebb A. Proehl, Christiane C. Robison, James Rose Jr., Bradley D. Seaburn, , Anthony S. Smith, N. Frank Stidham, John Owen Stotts, Brian L. Taylor, Joshua M. Whiteside, [Deacon Candidates] Andrew D. Aaron, Melissa S. Scott, Pamela D. Stewart,

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Jason C. Stone, Kenneth M. Williams, Benjamin L. Windoffer [Licensed Minister Candidates] Lonnie J. Aleshire Sr., James L. Black, Jamie L. Carden, Janet J. Walker

4. That the following be granted District Ministers License: [Elder Candidate] Lesley T. Claxon, Aaron W. Cordle, Calvin E. Green, John M. Keating, Rachel Kuhn, Kauri Ledford, Jeremy A. Schinkle, Kyle Somerfeldt, David W. Tripp, Matthew A. Walls, Patrick M. Williams [Deacon Candidate] Philip W. Amburgey, [Licensed Minister] James A. Alexander II, Douglas F. Dahms, Kimberly M. Flynn, Josiah J. Mosley, Luke S. Sargent

5. That the following ministry role certification be approved: Chaplain: Mark B. Arni Commissioned Evangelists: Jerry R. Boggs, Cynthia K. Stiverson Registered Evangelists: Sam F. Bradley, Lawrence Sullivan Commissioned Song Evangelists: Jerry R. Boggs, Don Gessner, Shirl Gessner Evangelism Service Retired: David E. Brownfield, William G. Hill, Douglas M. Moyer, David J. Myers, Herbert L. Rogers Special Service/Interdenominational Calvin A. Alexander- Pastor, Miller Memorial United Methodist Church Sam F. Bradley – Visitation Minister, Cornerstone United Methodist Church John R. Cadwell – Pastor, Dutch Run Trinity United Church of Christ Danny R. Campbell – Pastor, Cotties Corner Community Church Renee W. Carden – Youth Mentoring Coordinator, Lower Lights Ministries James A. Chuvalas – Professor, Ohio Christian University Delbert W. Dixon Jr. – The Willard Gospel Tabernable Timothy W. Eades – Administrator, Ohio Christian University Robert Lee Fannin – Youth Pastor, Reynoldsburg Christian & Missionary Alliance Church Lowell P. Ford – Pastor, Wayside Chapel Herman M. George – Supply pastor, Safe Harbor Country Church Paul M. Hocutt Jr.– Associate Pastor for Seniors, Lighthouse Memorial Church Richard C. Humphrey – Pastor, Hopewell Free Methodist Church Rachel Kuhn – Extreme Nazarene Ministries Mary Lavender – Sunday School Teacher, Syracuse Mission George Leatherwood – Pastor, Ellabell United Methodist Church in Ellabell, GA Earl Scott Mann – Pastor, Burlington Wesleyan Independent Church Jason Mossman – Faculty, Indiana Wesleyan University Douglas Moyer – Co-Pastor, St. John Mennonite Chapel Francis M. Newman - Pastor, Bear Creek United Methodist Church Richard D. Patmore – Pastor, Kingston United Methodist Church Jeffrey S. Sparks – Affiliate Faculty Member, Ohio Christian University Anthony Smith – Staff Chaplain, Grant Medical Center Timothy N. Throckmorton – Pastor, Crossroads Church of Christ in Christian Union SPC Requests approved by the DAB and BGS Mark Grizzard-Pastor, Loudsville United Methodist Church in Cleveland, GA Jonathan D. Roe – Mission Increase Foundation

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6. That the following be granted retirement status: [Elders] Josephus A. Foster, Wesley B. Frederick (retroactive to 4-20-2012), Charles F. Lane, Chilik Lee, Tekie Mebrahtu, Jeffrey S. Sparks

7. The following be dropped from the roll of elders: Having transferred to another district: Randall W. Crisp to Eastern Kentucky, Eric R. Folk to Mid Atlantic, Scott C. Jones to Maine, Paul D. Merritt to Mid Atlantic, Shane K. Hostutler to West Virginia North, Carl”Rob” Paugh Jr. to Northwestern Ohio, David G. Woods to Virginia Having deceased: Joseph E. Coniglio, Ronald A. Hill, James L. Honaker, J. Wilmer Lambert, Paul A. Pugh, Dwight E. Shirey Having been removed, due to having united with another denomination: Claire L. Blanchett Having surrendered credential: Kip L. Miller

8. The following be dropped from the roll of deacons: Having deceased: Zane Kesselring

9. The following be dropped from the roll of licensed ministers: Transferred to another district: [Elder Candidate] Darlene Kinney to East Ohio Having not been renewed: G. Micheal Keaton, Kristafal Miller Having not reapplied: [Elder Candidate] Jordan Kennedy, Patrick M. Mann, Kyle L. Wadlington, [Deacon Candidate] Peter C. Capocciama, [Licensed Minister Candidate] J.D. White

During the 2012-2013 Church year the credentials board recommended and submitted 11 recommendations for removal of divorce as a barrier to district licensing and future ordination to the Board of General Superintendents.

Respectfully Submitted, JEFFERY J. GRAY, Secretary TREVOR JOHNSTON, Chairman

3. Ministerial Studies Board

Reporting for the Course of Study will be made in three categories: Active, Inactive, and Graduated. Those who have been newly enrolled and/or who have successfully completed and reported two courses in the Course of Study are listed as active. Those who have not successfully completed and reported two courses are listed as inactive. Those who have completed an approved Course of Study and satisfied all competencies are listed as graduated. If all enrollment paperwork has not been received, these are considered not yet enrolled and are not included in this report. Those who have been transferred are noted at the report’s end.

Deacon: Active: Christiane Robison, Anita Walker, Benjamin Windoffer Inactive: Jordan Chapman, Kyle Woods

Elder: Active: Andrew Aaron, Brad Adkins, James Alexander II, Lonny Aleshire, Phil Amburgey,

Joseph Asbury, Mark Bales, Daphne Berry, James Black, Joyce Burns, Jamie Carden, Lesley Claxon, Aaron Cordle, Paul Czarniecki, Douglas Dahms, Sarah Dupray, Joseph Etterling, Greg Farra, Paul Ferguson, Felipe Ferreira, Chris Fleece, Kimberly Flynn,

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Roland Folk, Mark Fonner, Mark Hansher, Lawrence Harris, John Keating, Michael Keaton, Rachel Kuhn, James Mikeal Lanning, Kauri Ledford, Heather Malott, Cynthia McCorkle, Jamie McRill, David Morrison, Luke Sargent, Jeremy Schinke, Frank Stidham, Jason Stone, David Tripp, Kyle Wadlington, Matthew Walls, Bryan Weaver, John D. White

Inactive: Brandon Brinkman, Butler B’ynote’, Carlos DeLaCruz, Jordan Kennedy, Patrick Mann, Jacob Marburger

Graduated: Aaron Chelikowsky, Ben Evans, Sean Hampton, Jonathan Hughes, John Kohr, Bryan Malott, Teresa Page, James Plank, Melissa Scott, Brian Taylor, Janet Walker

Transferred: Darlene Kinney to East Ohio District Files have been updated. Grids have been forwarded to each student upon receipt of

their transcripts. DMSB mentor/encourager teams were not reinstituted, but are slated to be reinstituted next year.

Respectfully submitted, WALTER N. GESSNER, Secretary JAMES A MILLER, Chairman

4. Camp Meeting Trustees Board

We had another great Camp Meeting in 2012 on the South Central Ohio District. Dan Bohi started the week off with anointed preaching and the power of the Holy Spirit was present! We watched many people respond to the invitations and receive spiritual help. Dr. Chic Shaver closed out the week with powerful, anointed messages. Again, the response was overwhelming. God helped us much during the 10 days of camp meeting. Bob and Becky Gray led the worship with a very keen awareness of the direction in which the Holy Spirit wanted us to go. They were a great blessing to us. We had Three Bridges in concert on the second Sunday. They helped us worship with wonderful uplifting songs of praise. It was a great time in the Lord! We also praise God for all the people who gave financially and helped us reach our goal. Financially, Camp Meeting is in the black. God has blessed us more than we could ever ask or imagine. We give Him all the glory! We also want to thank all our camp workers who helped and served this past year. May God richly bless you for your service to His kingdom! I want to say a special thanks to Rodney, Miriam and Andrew Kuhn. They did much work to prepare the Logan Conference Center for Camp meeting and were very helpful to us. We thank God for our entire team of people including the camp board who have a passion for Camp Meeting and understand it’s value in today’s culture.

For 2013, Dr. Michael Benson and Dr. Bob Broadbooks will be our speakers. Rev. Jeff Gray will head up the music. Jeff is coordinating with churches across our district to lead worship every night. We are thrilled about having services in the new District Ministry Center for the first time. We praise God for blessing us with this new permanent structure at the Logan Conference Center. One change this year will be two service times on Sunday. One at 3 PM and the other at 6 PM. All other services begin at 7:00 p.m. with a morning Bible study each weekday at 10:00 a.m. I believe God wants to bring revival to our churches. We need His presence and glory for which there is no substitute! Our desire is that Camp Meeting will be a time of revival, refreshing, and renewal for our people and that they will go back to their

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churches energized and ready to serve Christ. Please pray for Camp Meeting 2013 as we anticipate a moving of the Holy Spirit on the South Central Ohio District!

Camp Meeting Board Financial Report

January 1 – December 31, 2012

RECEIPTS YEAR TO DATE Offerings & Pledge Payments $ 48.924 Miscellaneous Office $ 2,795 TOTAL $ 51,719 DISBURSEMENTS Administration $ 26,700 Workers $ 16,713 Snack Stand $ 3,115 Payroll $ 712 Utilities $ 376 Insurance $ 290 TOTAL $ 47,906 EXCESS OF RECEIPTS OVER DISBURSEMENTS $ 3,813 CASH BALANCE – DECEMBER 31, 2010 $ 54,198 CASH BALANCE – DECEMBER 31, 2011 $ 58,011 TOTAL CASH AVAILABLE $ 58,011

Respectfully submitted, MARK CLINGAN

5. Logan Conference Center Board

This is an exciting time for South Central Ohio Nazarenes as we complete our new ministry center building in the beautiful Hocking Hills. We wish to reflect on all that has been accomplished during the past twenty-three years as God has richly blessed our efforts. Many thousands of hours have gone into planning, development, construction and, of course, prayer during this time. Here is a brief history:

1990, Announcement that district ministry center will be moved from Morse Road. 1990-1992, Logan selected as site and 850+ acres are purchased. 1992-1997, Land development, utilities, roads, bridge, parking lot, tent pad, restrooms. 1998-1999, 17 new private owner cabins, 12 cabins moved from Morse Road. 2000, RV park on the banks of the Hocking River. 2001, City water and sewer in exchange for 50 acres for industrial park. 2005, Three-unit apartment building with walk-out basement conference room. 2007, Ten rental cabins. 2010, Shelter house. 2011, Shower house/restroom building in RV park. 2013, New ministry center building!

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We are so thankful that we now have a facility that can be used on a year round basis. To help acquaint our district family to the new ministry center, we are making it available free of charge through February 28, 2014, for church, zone and district events. Please call Pam Masters at the district office to schedule your event, (614)539-6812.

We are pleased to introduce our new treasurer and our new board member. Lisa Fluhart, CPA, recently joined us as treasurer. Lisa attends our Circleville church where her husband, Mike, is school administrator of the church’s New Hope Christian Academy. Cathie Cherry recently joined us as a board member. Cathie attends our Pickerington church and is also a member of the District Advisory Board. And, we certainly appreciate the six plus years of dedicated service of outgoing treasurer and board member, Sherry Everidge, wife of Chillicothe First pastor, Rev. Jason Everidge.

Please visit www.sconaz.org and click on the LCC link for directions to the conference center and for information regarding cabin, apartment and RV lot rentals during the ten days of camp meeting. And once you’re on the LCC page, you can click on “CabinsInHocking.com” to learn about renting our beautiful cabins, apartments and RV lots throughout the year (or simply enter www.CabinsInHocking.com into your web browser). You may make reservations (except for the ten days of camp meeting) by calling (740)331-4840 or by emailing [email protected] – always ask for the Nazarene discount!

Thank you for your prayers and financial support as we continue to develop this magnificent property.

Respectfully submitted, JOHN GRIMM, LCC President

6. District Mission Strategy Team

The District Mission Strategy Team is a vision casting/problem solving group of pastors and lay leaders from nearly every part of the South Central Ohio District. We have worked together with our District Superintendent to assist pastors and churches to find and to follow God’s will for; “Making Christ-like Disciples in the Nations.” During the church year we have made the emphasis for our churches to fast and pray for God’s direction in catching the vision to become missional in focus and outreach. Prior to our district camp meeting we sent out a notification to the churches to fast and pray for the 40 day period preceding our camp meeting services.

The members of the team are Pastors Bill Vinson, Larry McNutt, Mark Clingan, Wendell Brown, Kevin Meyers, Marty Dennis, Mike Percell, Steve Suttles, Jim Lanning and lay representative Cathy Manson. This team consists of people with expertise in finance, ministry development, spiritual formation, team building as well as many other areas to help pastor and churches to succeed. In the past church year we have started working together with a group of church planters: Pastors Jack Johnson, Jarrod Spaulding and Steve Suttles to develop new churches in at least three locations currently with the possible addition of three more locations during the church year.

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The motivating force behind the commitment of this is a passion for reaching lost people for Christ and making disciples by building a strong spiritual network of churches throughout the district. This would mean that churches would help other churches in sharing resources, praying for one another and becoming unified in purpose and mission.

We assisted, assessed and/or advised approximately 26 churches and 20 pastors or prospective pastors for our district. Sometimes the members of the team may not exactly agree on how to address an issue or situation. However, once a consensus is reached, we are on board 100% in moving forward.

We would like to thank the District Advisory Board, our District Superintendent, the district office staff and many pastors who have given us assistance in fulfilling the vision of the Mission Strategy Team throughout the year. We are looking forward to serving the churches and pastors of our district in the new church year.

We encourage every member on the district to make every effort to gather a team of prayer partners to pray and fast on a regular basis that God would move on the South Central Ohio District in a great spirit revival for 2013-2014.

Respectfully submitted, JIM LANNING, Mission Strategy Team Leader

7. Central Ohio Multicultural Outreach Board

DIVERSITY REALLY DOES MATTER TO GOD --- AND TO US HERE IN SOUTH CENTRAL OHIO! Although official census figures reveal that our North American communities are more

culturally and ethnically diverse than ever before in our history, many of the communities across our district still find it extremely challenging to build relationships with people from backgrounds different from their own. Since the biblical mandate clearly focuses on a global harvest, the need for a vibrant multi-ethnic district ministry plan continues to guide my energies and commitments. It is my privilege to give you my fourth report as your district director for multicultural ministries.

Central Ohio Multicultural Outreach or COMO is an official non-profit corporation in the State of Ohio that exists to assist our local church congregations in a variety of diversity-driven ministry endeavors. The executive board leaders are Rev. Bill Vinson, Executive Director; Rev. Janet Walker, Secretary and Grant Specialist; Rev. Mike Durst, Latin American Outreach, Ohio Benefits Bank advisor and Treasurer; Rev. Jim Rose, Cross-Cultural American Outreach; Asian Outreach (vacant at this time); Rev. Chris Fleece, Muslim Outreach; Rev. Vera Davis, District Multicultural Missionary; and Rev. Felipe Ferreira, Ministry Representative for Generation Y (also known as “Millennials”-- Born between 1980 to 2000; about 80 million strong; grew up with school shootings, 9/11, Hurricane Katrina, & Iraq War; plagued with high levels of student debt; proficient with technology, often called “Digital Natives”; one major characteristic is that this is the first generation in American civilization that intentionally celebrates diversity; over 76% of this group is highly motivated to serve society).

The COMO mission is to: “promote and create cross-cultural linkages within our Nazarene community throughout Central Ohio that express our unconditional commitment to developing strong ministry avenues for making Christ-like disciples in the nations.”

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I have the privilege of serving with a great team (listed above) who are faithful in their commitment to promote healthy diversity and provide holistic models of multicultural outreach to our district family. Spreading the fragrance of Jesus through deeds of intentional consecration and acts of selfless, authentic servant evangelism has produced the following highlights and developments:

We have worked in harmony to equip the Hilliard, Pickerington and Whitehall congregations through an interactive 10-week educational training that we have labeled “BLENDED” (developed and taught by Pastor Vera Davis) which attempts to better equip both congregations and people for maximum diversity development and outreach mentality…

We have labored persistently to develop a strategy plan for Latino Ministry focused on bringing a Nazarene elder, Rev. Nelson Valencia from El Salvador, to our district for the specific purpose of planting a Hispanic ministry in the Cooke Road area as well as helping to resource Hispanic outreach efforts in the West Broad area of Columbus; Pastor Mike Durst continues to work diligently to secure the immigration visas and finalize this significant step of faith for our district…

We have continued to emphasize the value of congregations all across our district becoming officially recognized by the Faith-based Initiatives Division in the Governor’s Office as Ohio Benefits Banks…

We have strategized to develop a fresh commitment to establishing a viable campus ministry to The Ohio State University student body (and others in this age group) living in the heart of our capital city…

We have worked to develop a unified ministry interest in making a deliberate attempt to service the pressing needs of the 2,800 plus individuals who make up the homeless community in the greater Columbus area; the dream of creating a HOPE CENTER that specializes in ministry to this target audience continues to be pursued…

We have established educational resources for training those churches and local members who desire to become intentional in both understanding and outreach to the Muslim community in the greater Columbus area and surrounding communities --- building BRIDGES to this unique people group is becoming an exciting ministry challenge…

We have continued to offer guidance to the Whitehall Church specifically in creating a partnership with a group of Ethiopian believers who regularly participate in worship services and have a home Bible study…

We are continuing to improve the ministry efforts to the Arab, Korean, Somali, Ethiopian, and African American minority groups in the greater Columbus area…

We have witnessed the closing of our only African-American church as a result of the pastoral retirement of Rev. Josephus Foster – “Bro. Joe” will continue to promote the ministry efforts of the compassionate ministry center known as Fountain of Hope Community which he founded over 20 years ago…

We have been challenged to embrace the Somali immigrant and refugee population of over 45,000 people who are currently living in the Columbus metropolitan area (arriving

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at a clip of over 200 immigrants per month) making our state the second largest Somali population in the entire United States…

We have realized that since 2009, the U.S.A. has resettled almost three times as many refugees as all the rest of the countries in the industrialized world combined --- therefore, people groups like the growing component of Cuban-Haitian asylum seekers populating in the Northland community of Columbus are challenging us to refocus on the extreme need for developing many satellite centers for teaching English as a Second Language…

We are seeking to establish a spirit of solidarity among our district Nazarene Compassionate Ministry Centers as they seek to broaden the effectiveness of outreach ministry across each of our district zones…

We were privileged to host a multicultural awareness weekend featuring Dr. Tom Nees that serviced over forty of our district pastors and laypersons under the topic: “DIVERSITY MATTERS”…

In closing, I want to single out one additional significant development that took place on our district this past year. Back in the fall, I received a very disturbing e-mail that attempted to describe the plight of a Nazarene pastor who had come to Columbus under the refugee relocation initiative. After several fruitful years of ministry in the Horn of Africa, this pastor and his family were transplanted to our front porch thanks to tax dollars not World Evangelism Fund giving. The Nazarene grapevine delivered this good news and the Nazarene family responded to this traumatic situation with generosity and love. We were able to completely furnish their new apartment with everything from underwear to flatware. The Cooke Road Church was also used by God in a powerful way to minister to this family during the beginning days of this new chapter in the story of their walk with God. Today, this pastor is completing his obligations to our government in fulfillment of the relocation initiative and soon will be in a position to begin a creative access type ministry to his fellow countrymen through our district multicultural ministry. It will take on the likeness of the first-century gathering of believers as well as reflect the creativeness of the underground church in modern-day persecution. Only God will know for sure the extent of this ministry effort since security concerns will keep us from openly sharing the developments and full impact of this ministry in any public forum.

Please join us in praying for God to honor the efforts of COMO as we seek to advance the gospel.

Entirely His and respectfully yours, BILL VINSON, District Assistant and Director of Multicultural Ministries

C. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES

1. Finance

The stewardship of the local church is a very sacred responsibility that requires administration. As a part of denominational organization, the church then must embrace the total program of the Church of the Nazarene.

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Just as individuals are instructed by the Word to tithe their resources, so a local church should set aside a portion of its income to share with others. Some of our churches have found by tithing their income besides their special giving, they are able to pay their ministry funds in full.

Each pastor and church board should make adequate plans to underwrite their commitments to others in full. The Finance Committee recommends that each church participate in Funding the Mission by making monthly or weekly payments in 2013-2014. Underwriting of commitments to others is defined as the local church’s giving to support the ministry of the church on a District and General level and to support the efforts of Mount Vernon Nazarene University to provide Christian education for our constituency.

During the 2012-2013 church year, 95% of the churches on the district made contributions to the District Unified Ministry Fund. The churches of our district are commended for this outstanding level of participation.

We recommend that 100% payment toward Funding the Mission be the goal of every church. To achieve this will require careful planning and constant monitoring of the church’s financial resources. The district has personnel available to come to any church to give financial guidance when requested.

Therefore, we your Finance Committee, submit the following recommendations: 1. That each local church establish and monitor a local operating budget for each church

year. The budget should clearly present the pastor’s compensation, benefits and reimbursed expenses and other church expenses as well as projected income. A copy of the annual budget should be submitted to the district treasurer no later than March 31st for the current church year.

2. Counting and accounting for monies a. That, in counting and accounting for all monies received and disbursed by the local church, the provision of the 2009-2013 Manual, pars. 129.21-129-22 be observed. In no case should a person serve as treasurer of a local church who is not willing to conform to the position of the Manual. b. Also, that all treasurers’ books and records of the church be open to the pastor at all times; whereas, the treasurer’s records are the property of the church, that they be filed with the church office each year following the audit. c. All local auxiliary funds “NYI, SDMI, NMI, Flower Funds, etc.” are to be accountable to the church board / treasurer with monthly or quarterly reports. Churches are strongly encouraged to consolidate all funds into one unified treasury. d. When payment has been approved by the church board, the payment should be made at that time and for the purpose designated. e. Furthermore, in the handling of all funds for future expansion and building development, that such funds be kept in a separate bank account and that no withdrawals be made without two or more signatures.

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f. We further recommend that the church board arrange for auditing/examining of all treasurers’ books in harmony with the Manual, par. 129.23 within 90 days after end of church year. g. We recommend in keeping with the Manual that only tithing church members be nominated for positions on the local church board. h. Many areas of the finances of the local church are regulated by the IRS. Because US tax laws are voluminous and complex, those charged with oversight of the finances of the local church must be knowledgeable of federal, state and local tax laws and operate in compliance with them. Resources are available to help the local church treasurer, finance committee, pastor and other responsible parties, operate in compliance with the tax laws. Local churches are encouraged to use these resources and develop procedures and systems that are in compliance with governmental regulations. A list of current resources is available from the district office. Also, IRS publications are available which provide guidance for churches.

3. Funding the Mission a. Allocations: Responding to requests from pastors, laity and district superintendents, in 2010 the Church of the Nazarene adopted a new philosophy of funding the global ministries of the denomination. The plan is called “Funding the Mission”. Under this plan, every local church worldwide is challenged to give at least 5.5% of its income to the World Evangelism Fund (WEF). In the US, churches give another 2.25% to pensions (P&B) to fund retirement benefits for retired pastors, 2.25% for their regional university or college, as well as funding their district ministries, which for South Central Ohio is 5.0%. Funding the Mission percentage of church income:

World Evangelism (WEF) 5.50% Pensions and Benefits (P&B) 2.25% Regional University (MVNU) 2.25% District Unified Ministry Fund (DUMF) 5.00% Funding the Mission allocations are a percentage of current church income. Church

income is any donation received by the church that qualifies as a charitable contribution. All donations that qualify to appear on a charitable contribution receipt are included in church income. This includes non-cash donations of $5,000 or more. This plan for funding the mission applies to all churches, including new start churches. Note: Amounts contributed to WEF and Mission Specials are excluded from total income prior to application of the allocation percentages. This calculation is available online (see the following paragraph).

More information, including FAQ’s and examples, is available at www.fundingthemission.org. Also available at this site is the “Reporting Application”, an online tool designed to assist local churches with tracking their progress toward full

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payment of their allocation for funding the mission. Online payments of WEF and P&B can also be made through this website. b. Rare Circumstance Adjustment: Unusual circumstances that are clearly outside the church’s normal activity will be considered for an adjustment to church income. The adjustment should be requested during the affected assembly year and approved by the district superintendent and District Advisory Board. Upon district approval, a leadership team at the Global Ministry Center will consider the request based on the circumstances, church-giving patterns, and history of denominational faithfulness. A Rare Circumstance Adjustment Application is available at www.fundingthemission.org.

4. That the amount of the District Unified Ministries Fund allocation be set at 5.0%. The amount budgeted for district operations is as follows:

DISTRICT OPERATIONS

2012-2013 2013-2014 District Superintendent Cash Salary Salary $55,294 $57,421 Housing Allowance 40,000 40,000 District Superintendent Benefits Social Security/Medicare 13,261 16,184 Health Benefits/Dental 30,600 32,800 Life Insurance 3,600 3,600 Annuity 12,000 13,200 Administrative Assistant Cash Salary* Salary (50%) 15,300 16,227 Housing Allowance (50%) 13,500 13,500 Administrative Assistant Benefits* Social Security/Medicare (50%) 4,116 4,868 Health Insurance/Dental (50%) 17,000 18,125 Annuity (50%) 2,100 2,100 *50% from District Projects/Church Planting District Office Secretary Salary 32,960 31,616 Temporary Office Help 400 0 Office Cleaning 3,000 3,000 Payroll Taxes 3,800 3,800 District Operations District Secretary 1,800 2,400 District Treasurer 7,500 7,500 District Supt. Auto Expense 15,000 15,000 Adm. Assist. Auto Expense 5,500 6,000

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Administration 69,100 69,150 District Office Utilities 5,000 5,000 District Office Security Service 700 700 District Office Lawn Care/ Snow Removal 5,500 5,500 District Office Building Maintenance 2,000 2,500 Technology Support Services 6,500 6,500 District Office Taxes/Insurance 1,200 14,500 Telephone 5,500 5,000 District Legal Counsel 2,500 3,000 District Meetings 5,000 7,000 District Journals 1,000 1,100 Pastor’s MVNU Master’s Assistance 1,500 3,000 Pastoral Care Fund 2,500 2,000 Work and Witness Trip 2,000 2,000 Ministerial Assessment 6,000 5,000 Retired DS’s Retreat 500 500 Logan Conference Center Cabin Maintenance1,000 500 Transfers to General Assembly Fund 6,000 6,000 $400,231 $426,291

DISTRICT PROJECTS / CHURCH PLANTING (FORMERLY HOME MISSION FUND)

District Projects/ Church Plants $155,000 $170,000

LOGAN CONFERENCE CENTER FUND Logan Conference Center $110,000 $110,000

DISTRICT S.D.M.I. MINISTRIES FUND Proposed Ministry Fund 2012-2013 2013-2014 Administration $5,225 $5,425 Children’s Quizzing 1,700 2,500 Children’s Camps 2,500 2,500 Children’s Ministries 1,000 1,000 Children’s Revivals 1,500 1,600 Children’s Honorariums 1,900 1,900 Adult Ministries 3,600 3,800 General Convention 3,000 3,000 General SDMI Meetings 1,500 1,000 Scholarship Fund 1,000 1,000 Total $22,925 $23,275

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DISTRICT NYI MINISTRIES FUND Proposed Ministry Fund 2012-2013 2013-2014 Administration $6,000 $4,000 Zone Activities 4,000 3,000 Teen Bible Quizzing 1,800 800 BLAST 500 250 District Impact Team 1,500 1,500 District Convention 0 1,150 MVNU Scholarship 2,500 2,500 General Convention 2,500 2,500 Camp Meeting 500 0 Summer Camp 0 4,000 Miscellaneous 200 0 Regional Dues 500 500

$20,000 $20,200

DISTRICT NMI MINISTRIES FUND Proposed Ministry Fund 2012-2013 2013-2014 Audit of Treasurer 500 500 Christmas Fund all Missionaries 1,500 1,500 Christmas/Dist Missionaries 400 400 District NMI Convention 3,400 3,400 General Convention Delegate Exp. 5,000 5,000 General NMI Meetings 300 2,100 Honorariums 2,000 2,000 Meals Meetings 250 0 Mileage-Meetings 1,500 0 Miscellaneous 400 400 Radical Rehab Community Service 500 500 Radical Rehab Children 500 500 Postage & Office Expense 550 500 President’s Reimbursement 1,000 1,000 Regional Dues 0 0 Work & Witness/District 2,500 2,500 Youth & Missions 0 0 Scholarships 1,200 1,200 Zone Missionary Tour 3,000 3,000 $24,500 $24,500

5. That the District Unified Ministries Fund receipts be allocated as follows:

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% of total Amount DISTRICT OPERATIONS 61.855% $561,063 DISTRICT PROJECTS/CHURCH PLANTING 18.742% $170,000 LOGAN CONFERENCE CENTER 12.127% $110,000 DISTRICT S.D.M.I. MINISTRIES 2.370% $ 21,500 DISTRICT NYI MINISTRIES 2.205% $ 20,000 DISTRICT NMI MINISTRIES 2.701% $ 24,500 TOTAL 100.000% $907,063(1) (1) Estimated

6. That all treasurers of district auxiliaries and the Logan Conference Center submit a monthly or quarterly report to the district superintendent. 7. That each church shows its support of our Seminary and Bible College by receiving a generous offering on the date designated for each institution, or include these items in the annual local budget. We further recommend: 8. That each church cover the cost of the pastor’s and full-time associate pastor’s health insurance and provide payment equal to 100% of the pastor’s and full-time associate’s Social Security. 9. That the minimum amount of two copies of the district assembly journal be sent to each church that has not placed an order for same before the close of the District Assembly, the price to be $10.00 per copy; and that complimentary copies be sent by the District Secretary to all retired elders, evangelists and missionaries who are members of the district and request a copy. 10. That each church be instructed to remit all amounts for Funding the Mission on a monthly or weekly basis. The first payment should be made no later than March 31. Regional University (MVNU) and District Unified Ministries Fund monies should be sent to the District Treasurer: Mr. Carl Styers, 44 Zellers Lane, Pataskala, Ohio 43062 or paid electronically through the district website at www.sconaz.org. Payments for the World Evangelism Fund (WEF) and Pensions & Benefits (P&B) should be made payable to the General Treasurer and sent to P.O. Box 843116, Kansas City, MO64184 or paid electronically at www.fundingthemission.org. 11. That a contribution equal to 100% payment of the Social Security rate be allowed the evangelist on the offering given him by a local church. We recommend the payment to the full-time evangelist be at least twice the pastor’s total weekly compensation, plus housing, meals, and the evangelist’s travel to the community. 12. That recognition be given to the full-time minister’s economic needs at retirement and that each pastor and church participate in the tax-sheltered annuity program, as recommended by the general church; and that consideration be given to other qualified staff members where possible.

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13. That each church be instructed to care for the expense of the pastor and spouse and each full-time associate pastor and spouse and representatives attending zone and district meetings, including Pastors and Spouses Retreat. 14. That each church be encouraged to accumulate a minimum of $600 per year to care for the expense of the pastor and spouse to attend the General Assembly. 15. That every year, each local church issue a required Form W-2 to each of its employees, including all ministerial employees. Ministerial employees are senior pastors who are ordained or district licensed ministers, and staff members who are ordained or district licensed ministers and are performing ministerial or administrative duties. This includes deacons. 16. That the local churches be reminded that a portion of the pastor’s total support may be designated as a housing and/or parsonage furnishing allowance and is tax-deductible when so used. This applies to the district employees who are elders also. Seminars will be made available, upon request, to the District Office by any church board and pastor to explain the advantages of the pastoral family owning their own home instead of a church owned parsonage. 17. Pastor’s Vacation and Sabbatical

a. That the pastor’s vacation time shall be based on the following formula: (a) at least two weeks for full-time pastors serving the denomination for up to 5 years; (b) at least three weeks for full-time pastors serving the denomination for 6 to 10 years; (c) four weeks for pastors serving the denomination for 11 to 14 years; (d) five weeks for pastors serving denomination for 15 or more years. However, vacation time should not be accrued without the prior agreement of the pastor and the church board. b. That after each successive six years of service to the same local church, pastors be granted a sabbatical of a minimum of 4 to 6 weeks with pay. This sabbatical is to be for personal and professional growth and shall be in addition to any vacation time due the pastor. c. That the district superintendent and administrative assistant be granted vacation with pay and sabbatical on the same basis as our pastors.

18. That the District Advisory Board be authorized to arrange, adopt and negotiate rates for the group insurance program. 19. That reimbursement for mileage for all district job-related events shall be set at 90% of the current IRS established reimbursement rate. 20. That the district underwrite 25% of the Master of Ministry or Master of Divinity Program tuition cost at MVNU for any of our pastors and associate pastors. We further recommend that the local church match the district’s 25% contribution for this MVNU Master’s Ministry Program.

Respectfully submitted, TREVOR JOHNSTON, Chairman CARL R. STYERS, Secretary

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2. Memoirs 2012-2013

Elders: Joseph E. Coniglio, Ronald A. Hill, James L. Honaker, J. Wilmer Lambert, Paul A. Pugh, Dwight E. Shirey

Deacons: Zane Kesselring Belpre: Robert Edward Wingrove Chesapeake: Ada Chandler, Ronald Combs, Bill Elkins Sr. Chesterhill: Maxine Jones Chillicothe First: Harry Smith, James A. Dennis Chillicothe Westside: Grace Frey, Larry Lump, Ron Pierce Circleville First: Cora Flaker, Fred Overly Columbus Cooke Road: Pauline Frederick, Mike Kuhn, Joann Meek, Faye Thorton Coal Grove: Dixie Rigsby, Juanita Bentley, George Morgan Columbus First: Gwynn “Mac” McClatchey, Lynda Penwell, Norma Clark Columbus Northwest: Rev. J. Wilmer Lambert, Willard “Bill” Biggs, Ferne Myers, Dorothy Jean

Parren, Raymond Wright Columbus Shepherd: Rev. Dwight E. Shirey, George Curnutte, Norma Fenster, Columbus West Broad: Rev. Ronald Hill, Juanita Maxwell, Ardella Sowers Columbus Whitehall: Alice Hicks, Al Hughes Cornerstone: Cliff Price Gallipolis First: Cathy Wray, Lucy Earwood Gloryland: Mary Coakley, Delories Wittman Grace Community: Mary Ann Novick Grove City: Ralph Sandlin, Reese Grimm, Don Reinhart, Leo Baugess, David Moore, Herman

Phillips, Delores Hateley, Fred Woodworth, Opal Forrester Hebron: Dorothy Bullock, Patricia Ford Hilliard: Rev. Joseph Coniglio, John Houghton, Ellen Mahone, Charlie Edwards Ironton Faith United: Harold Ratliff Ironton First: Nancy Huff, Jack Woodburn Jackson First: Patsy Lemon, Evelyn Morris Lancaster Gateway: Rev. Paul A. Pugh, Naomi Carpenter Logan: Carolyn McLaughlin, Lenora Danielson Lower Lights Community: James Stewart, Loretta Goin Marietta First: Rev. Zane Kesselring, Denver Bonnette, Virginia Hodge, Letitia Kampmeier,

Todd Edgar McArthur: Charles Waldron McConnelsville: Richard K. Murphey Middleport: Johnnie H Nash Nelsonville: Don McCollister New Albany First: Katie Miller

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New Boston: Alma Goddard, Elwood Turner Newark: Nancy Malarky Obetz: Raymond Weil, Dot Snyder, Don Bowling, Guy Lawson, Pauline McClary, Pataskala: Ruth Chafins Plymouth Heights: Tony Kerns, Romona Blevins, Sanford Cooper, Paul Henson, Elisabeth

Poplin Pomeroy: Marion Rizer Portsmouth First: Lula Sally, Anne Saunders Portsmouth Sciotoville: Naomi Fowler, Jan Fugate Rarden: Faye Newman, June Blackburn Reedsville Fellowship: Lawrence Balser Roseville: Virgil Delong, Doris Mahanon Rutland: George Oliver Grate, Leafy Marie Chasteen, Dixie Ruth Carson Sayre South Zanesville: Tom Wilson, Martin Schneider The Plains-Athens Comm.: Evagene Risely, Gary Williams Thornville: Tom Scarberry Wellston: Jean Matteson Westerville: Myrtle Lillian Ewing Zanesville First: Rodney Satterfield, John Stotts, Virgil Sceenes, Norman Stephenson Zanesville Northside: Rev. Jim Honaker, Doris Zakany

Respectfully submitted, JEFFERY J. GRAY, District Secretary

3. Pastoral Support and Ministerial Benefits

The Holy Bible specifies the concept and procedures for the support of our ministers, and the Church of the Nazarene follows these precepts. Your Committee on Pastoral Support and Ministerial Benefits, being aware of the many demands and sacrifices inherent with the Christian ministry, believe that our pastors should be relieved of the unnecessary burdens of financial support so that they may devote their entire effort to the work of the Kingdom and the divine calling for which they have been set apart.

The committee has established ten recommendations that serve as a minimum guide for local churches. The committee recommends the following action by the church board: 1. Complete an annual review of the local Pastor’s salary package. A cost of living increase

should be the very minimum consideration. Merit increases for service given should be over and above cost of living adjustments.

2. Provide for the cost of group health insurance benefits for your parsonage family. Contact the District Office for details on the group plan available.

3. An annual review be made of benefits available to the minister, such as an adequate housing allowance, Social Security, life insurance, a tax-sheltered annuity, and participation in the district health insurance program which is a Health Savings Account. IRS requires

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the amounts of housing allowance and health savings accounts to be designated in advance by action of the church board. Excellent and regularly updated brochures on these subjects are available through the Pensions and Benefits Services USA at General Headquarters.

4. An adequate reimbursement program to reimburse your minister for auto and professional expenses incurred in the administration of the local church (IRS requires this be adopted by the church board at the beginning of the church year). Finance seminars can be made available through this committee, to provide the local church or pastor additional information on IRS regulations that pertain to record keeping requirements and payment method of reimbursements.

5. Allocate the time off and underwrite the expense for the pastor and spouse to attend all assemblies, conventions, and retreats that are sponsored by our district. Funds should also be allocated on a regular basis to assist your parsonage family to attend General Assembly.

6. Establish a policy to insure adequate vacation time for your pastor and family, based on tenure in the ministry and other years of service to the church combined; and after each successive six years of service to the same local church, the pastor be granted a paid sabbatical of a minimum four to six weeks. Details on the vacation formula and the sabbatical are provided as recommendations of the district Finance Committee report. The Pastor’s time in attending camp meeting, assemblies, conventions, and retreats sponsored by our district or general church are not to be counted as vacation. Each local board should fill out the new district form (contact district office for copy of form) for their pastor outlining the salary, benefits, reimbursements, vacation, and other support policies to avoid misunderstanding by either party.

7. Love offerings and other spontaneous expressions of love and appreciation for the parsonage family occur regularly in the church. Remember your pastor and his spouse have been set aside, by God, for special service and He is pleased by your attentiveness to their needs.

8. Encourage your Pastor to continue his or her pastoral studies, formal or independent, by tuition assistance and/or a liberal book reimbursement program.

9. We remember our evangelists with our prayers and by special gifts at Christmas, plus adequately compensate them for services provided according to the standards recommended by the Department of Evangelism.

10. That each local church adopt the guidelines in the Finance Committee report relating to these recommendations. Doing so will reap manifold benefits for the local church and adequately care for His chosen spiritual leaders.

We recommend this report be adopted by the District Assembly and a copy be sent to each local church board secretary.

Respectfully submitted, ROBERT L. SHOULTZ, Chairman PAM CUNNINGHAM, Secretary

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VI. MINUTES OF THE CONVENTIONS

A. NYI CONVENTION

April 6, 2013 Mike Rodgers welcomed everyone at 11:25am Josh Porterfield spoke about Summer Camp 2013 – The SCO and NCO Districts are

combining at Camp Cotubic, July 1-5, 2013. Cost is $200 (discounted at $160 for early registration and at $150 for registering on 4/6/13); a video was shown.

John Hughes spoke about Regional B.L.A.S.T. at MVNU. Jared Spaulding spoke about Winter Retreat 2013. Mike Rodgers introduced Jason Nike to discuss the London Work & Witness trip in

spring 2014. Jason spoke about their church and missions. Getting to know people personally (building relationships) instead of “selling” Jesus to people. He told a story about Amy who attends their church – her life was a mess, she had turned to drugs and was promiscuous but once she had a child it made her want to turn her life around. She wanted to teach her children good morals, so wanted to take them to church. The Point Loma choir students came on a trip and put on a free concert. Amy heard this and was so touched that she has been attending the church ever since. She dedicated her life to the Lord and was baptized and is finishing up schooling to become a mid-wife. Jason also shared about the vision of teams coming to London.

Mike Rodgers introduced Carla Sunberg to speak about missions. Carla shared that God uses every one of us in His Kingdom. She shared about living in former Soviet Union for 13 years. She shared several stories of people who came to know Jesus and are making a difference for him. She shared from Ephesians 5:11-16 that we must be careful how we live and that we have power in Christ and can make a difference and change the world.

Mike Rodgers prayed and dismissed for lunch at 12:15pm. Mike Rodgers welcomed back everyone at 12:40pm. Pastor Trevor Johnston gave

instructions for ballots being passed out and instructions for voting. Josh Porterfield had Biographical Sketches of those nominated passed out. Motion made for accepting the staff of tellers and recording secretary. Motion was seconded and carried unanimously.

First ballot was distributed; voting instructions were given. Josh Porterfield gave definitions of a majority and plurality. Motion was made for those elected to be declared by plurality instead of majority vote. The motion was seconded and carried unanimously. Voting commenced. Tellers collected the ballots.

Second ballot was distributed; voting instructions were given. Motion was made for those elected to be declared by plurality instead of majority vote. The motion was seconded and carried unanimously. Voting commenced. Tellers collected the ballots.

Josh Porterfield made announcements regarding upcoming events, MVNU scholarship, and IMPACT team information. Pastor Trevor announced two other scholarship opportunities for those with plans in missions at MVNU.

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Josh Porterfield introduced Joe Buxie for the treasurer’s report and teen quizzing report. Joe shared that it was a positive year financially where the goal to break-even was met. He asked for questions regarding finances. He also shared that the district funds quizzers to attend events and encouraged churches to form quizzing teams if not already. Motion made to accept treasurer’s report. Motion was seconded and carried unanimously.

Josh Porterfield distributed the Secretary’s report and highlighted his responsibilities, thanked president Mike Rodgers, discussed number of nominations, and thanked everyone for the opportunity to serve.

Pastor Trevor announced the results of the 1st ballot: 105 ballots cast (those elected are bolded) President – Dave Gray: 99; Vice President – Calebb Proehl: 42, Drew Aaron: 15, Randy Nelson II: 13, Rachel Ramey: 32; Treasurer – Joe Buxie: 42, Eric Clark: 22, Josh Huff: 37

Secretary – Josh Porterfield: 61, Brad Crumbacher: 23, Carrie Spiaggi: 21 Motion made to accept the reports in the handbook; motion was seconded and carried

unanimously. Video was shown about the Heaventrain ministry. It will be starting in Columbus. Julie

Stevens, Children’s Pastor at the Columbus Shepherd church can be contacted for more information.

Mike Rodgers and Josh Porterfield dismissed everyone for a short break. Motion made to end the business portion of NYI meeting; motion was seconded and carried unanimously.

Results of the 2nd ballot: 99 ballots cast (those elected are bolded) College & Career Reps – Ben Evans: 68, Gary Webb: 43, Emalee Dunkle: 14, Jawn Virden: 25, Rachel Hulse: 36;

Senior Youth Reps – Sara Adkins: 66, Maddie Cogan: 51, Kaylen Welding: 32, Steven Suttles: 26, Bryanna Williamson: 10; Early Youth Reps – Nate Dupray: 72, Kimmy Carroll: 46, Korin Bosworth: 43, James Suttles: 24

MICHAEL RODGERS, President JOSH PORTERFIELD, Secretary

RYAN PRICE, Recording Secretary

B. NMI CONVENTION 70th Annual NMI Convention April 6, 2013

Circleville Nazarene We Are On Mission

Call to Worship. Welcomes from NMI President Betty Neighborgall and NYI President Mike Rodgers were

given followed by a greeting from host pastor, Rev. Wendell Brown. Rev. Trevor Johnston also greeted the convention and led an opening prayer.

Worship in song led by Jeff Linker and the Columbus Shepherd Church. Introduction of our speakers, Revs. Chuck and Carla Sunberg was given by Betty

Neighborgall.

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The morning message was brought by Rev. Chuck Sunberg, I Will Build My Church – On A Mission. He shared from Matthew 16:14-18, Jesus is the one who is going to build the church. God is going to use us to build His church as His hands and His feet. “I will build my church” means I want people to know it is me that is building my church. Understanding that it is God that builds his church will take a weight off your shoulders. In America are we too comfortable. Are we stuck on red, are we too cautious? We should be on green – I will build my church. “I will build my church and the gates of hell will not prevail” means I have you covered. Live the way I need you to live. You have to be open to God and say Here I Am use me. Serving God is not business as usual. God is still a God of Miracles. We need to renew our commitment to Him and Say Here I am God Use Me. We have our limitations but that is why God called us because it is He who will build his church.

Prayer and Offering by Rev. Larry McNutt. Offertory by Jeff Linker. Pastor Trevor introduced Pastor Jason and Laura Nike from Fresh Ground Ministries in

London, England. Pastor Jason opened with video. He shared about recent riots that destroyed their town but the church was untouched. The community is struggling with divorce, abortion, suicide, and people who are desperate for Jesus. God has given them a vision – they needed to change and adapt if there would be a hope to get God’s message to the dark and savory places of the community. We had to think outside of the church walls and find new ways to connect with a post Christian society. We needed new ways to connect with new individuals. We needed to build new relationships. God is calling us to find new ways, to bring fresh new ways, and to break new ground to share Christ.

Pastor Trevor followed up with an announcement about the Work and Witness trip to London, March 21-29, 2014. Cost will be $2,200-$2,400 per person.

The District Impact Team led by Rev. Todd Barlow performed a skit, A call to be different in our world.

The NYI & NMI split then into their separate groups for their business sessions. Betty called the 70th Annual NMI Convention to order and welcomed missionaries,

dignitaries, including Lola Brickey Regional Representative, who were present. Betty called for a motion to authorize the secretary to organize the convention. Motion

was made, seconded and carried. Rev. Myers announced the voting area and moved that alternates be seated without the reading of names and that these names be checked for accuracy. Motion seconded and carried. Betty asked the secretary to read the names of the convention helpers who were recording secretary Rev. Toni Miller, pages Rev. Chad Garinger and Tron Emptage, and head teller Rev. Gerri Nugent. With no objections these were appointed. Rev. Myers called the Board of Tellers. Betty called for adoption of the two ballots, adopted. Ballots were distributed and then collected following voting.

Memorial Roll Presentation was given by Paul Ondera and Rev. Jim Lanning. Carnations placed in vases by family members in honor of loved ones. Rev. Lanning then led in prayer.

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A video was played in honor of Ron Pierce and the Distinguished Service Award was presented to Ron’s family by Betty.

Rev. Jean Watters shared about our LINKS Families, sharing that the table tents showed our assigned missionaries and shared letters from LINKS missionaries.

Treasurers Report was presented by Kyle Sharp Rev. Julie Stevens welcomed Rev. Phil Batten from Cleveland Heaventrain Ministries to

share about Heaventrain Ministries. Heaventrain Columbus begins April 20. The Cooke Rd., Whitehall, Reynoldsburg, & Gahanna churches are sponsor churches

Pastor Trevor then dismissed for lunch. ---------------------------

Call to worship by Jeff Linker The joint ministry President’s reports for NYI and NMI were presented by Betty & Rev.

Rodgers through a skit as they tried to “find their mission”. (See Report on pages 88 & 93) Pastor Trevor then called for a motion to approve the reports. Motion, second, and carried.

Pastor Trevor read the results of the ballots: For NMI Secretary for a 2 year term: Total 285 cast, Ed Myers, 278 – yes; NMI Council Members Elected – Carol Lee Carpenter, Tron Emptage, Deanna Gingerich, Terry Schmelzenbach, & Jean Watters; NYI President: Dave Gray 99 ballots cast. Unanimously elected.

Pastor Trevor then received an offering to show appreciation for our Missionary President.

Rev. Rodgers introduced a teen from his youth group, Kaylen Welding, who gave her testimony of her call to missions. Pastor Trevor then offered an NMI MVNU Missions scholarship to Kaylen.

Rev. Zach Carpenter led in worship with a challenge to finish the day strong. Betty Neighborgall introduced our afternoon speaker, Dr. Carla Sunberg, Are you my

neighbor? Local, Global and Everything In-Between. Dr. Sunberg read parts of Dr. Suess – Mulberry Street asking if God has given you a

mission to find your vision. We all have been given a precious heritage in our holiness

tradition. We need to know His transforming message. What is our responsibility with what

God has placed in our hands as stewards with His message? It is not our place to hold onto it.

What are we going to do with the message that God wants us to take out to others? I have

given you what I have given you so you can make a difference in this world. Use it to make a

difference in this world. Sometimes we ask God to give us a vision and we ask God to show us

our mission and then we go home and we have someone who bursts our “bubble”…What do

you see on your street? What do you see on South Central Ohio? What do you see going on

around your globe? Maybe it is time to take a stand and say I am going to take a stand with

the mission God has called me. What is the mission God is calling you to?

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Pastor Trevor gave a call to the mission. Have you felt God tugging at your heart? Maybe you want to say “God, here I am send me”, or “God, I need a vision from you and I am willing to place my feet into the plan and go”. Dr. Carla Sunberg prayed with people who responded to God’s calling.

Pastor Trevor then called for the installation of New Council Members and led in prayer for both the newly elected NMI and NYI Councils.

Closing Announcements were given by Betty and the conventions were adjourned.

BETTY NEIGHBORGALL, President REV. ED MYERS, Secretary

REV. ANTONIA MILLER, Recording Secretary

VII. FINANCIAL AND STATISTICAL

A. TREASURER’S REPORT

South Central Ohio District Church of the Nazarene Statement of Cash Receipts and Disbursements

March 1, 2012 through February 28, 2013

% of time elapsed 100.0% GENERAL FUND

% of

Year to Date

Budget Budget

Balance Forward $ (27,416.87)

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Receipts:

District Unified Ministry Fund 2012-13 $ 631,372.64

$ 892,063 70.8

District Unified Ministry Fund 2011-12

64,986.01

- -

Education Fund (MVNU) 2012-13

270,116.46

- -

Education Fund (MVNU) 2011-12

32,285.46

- -

Denominational Funds

35,481.54

- -

Interest

21.35

- -

Insurance - Health/Dental

88,515.87

- -

District Meetings

14,741.50

- -

District Journals

1,390.00

- -

Assessment Weekend

2,126.00

- -

Miscellaneous

57,170.33

- -

Pass Through Receipts

70,632.35

- -

Total Receipts $ 1,268,839.51

Disbursements:

Education Fund (MVNU) $ 302,401.92

$ - -

Transfer to District Projects/New Starts

120,999.40

155,000 78.1

Logan Conference Center

85,868.12

110,000 78.1

SSDMI

16,782.24

21,500 78.1

NYI

15,612.45

20,000 78.1

NMI

19,114.86

24,500 78.0

Denominational Funds

35,481.54

- -

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District Superintendent:

Salary

55,294.00

55,294 100.0

Housing Allowance

40,000.00

40,000 100.0

Social Security/Medicare

13,261.00

13,261 100.0

Health/Dental Insurance

34,868.20

30,600 113.9

Life Insurance

3,600.00

3,600 100.0

Annuity

12,000.00

12,000 100.0

Administrative Assistant:*

Salary (50%)

15,300.00

15,300 100.0

Housing Allowance (50%)

13,500.00

13,500 100.0

Social Security/Medicare (50%)

4,116.00

4,116 100.0

Health/Dental Insurance (50%)

18,081.76

17,000 106.4

Annuity (50%)

2,100.00

2,100 100.0

*50 from District Projects / New Starts

Office Secretary Salary

34,610.70

32,960 105.0

Temporary Office Help

0.00

400 0.0

Office Cleaning

2,670.00

3,000 89.0

Payroll Taxes

3,715.86

3,800 97.8

District Secretary Stipend

1,800.00

1,800 100.0

District Treasurer Stipend

7,500.00

7,500 100.0

District Supt. Auto Expense

13,227.74

15,000 88.2

Admin. Assistant Auto Expense

7,785.77

5,500 141.6

Administration (See Page 2)

56,007.83

69,100 81.1

District Office Utilities

4,367.52

5,000 87.4

District Office Security Service

600.90

700 85.8

District Office Lawn Care / Snow Removal

5,692.96

5,500 103.5

District Office Building/Property Maintenance

13,466.00

2,000 673.3

Technology Support Services

5,588.00

6,500 86.0

District Office Taxes / Insurance

56,484.86

1,200 4,707.1

Telephone

4,162.30

5,500 75.7

District Legal Counsel

612.50

2,500 24.5

District Health/Dental Insurance

67,393.78

- -

District Meetings

22,585.27

5,000 156.9

District Journals

1,085.70

1,000 (30.4)

MVNU Master's Program Tuition Assistance

5,072.25

1,500 338.2

Pastoral Care Fund

0.00

2,500 0.0

Work and Witness Trip

80.00

2,000 4.0

Ministerial Assessment

3,052.36

6,000 15.4

Retired DS's Retreat

0.00

500 0.0

Logan Conference Center Cabin Expense

407.36

1,000 40.7

Pass Through Expenditures

71,166.95

- -

Total Disbursements $ 1,197,518.10

725,231

Transfers to General Assembly Fund

6,000.00

6,000 100.0

Balance at February 28, 2013 $ 37,904.54

(1) Budget for this item is the amount in excess of cash received.

Percent spent reflects total expenditures less cash received.

ADMINISTRATION EXPENSE

% of

Year to Date

Budget Budget

Dist. Supt. Travel/Entertainment $ 7,066.62

$ 8,000 88.3

Admin. Assistant Travel/Entertainment

1,051.97

1,000 105.2

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Dist. Supt. Professional Expense

579.50

1,000 58.0

Office Expense

7,744.16

6,000 129.1

Postage

2,152.29

2,100 102.5

Office Equipment

2,233.32

3,100 72.0

Computer and Software

3,537.42

2,500 141.5

Flowers and Gifts

2,082.33

2,000 104.1

Meals and Mileage (Boards & Committees)

6,064.53

5,500 110.3

Advisory Board Retreat

168.32

3,000 5.6

Audit Fees

2,400.00

2,500 96.0

Liability Insurance

2,739.82

4,500 60.9

Conference Registrations and Expenses

4,576.57

8,000 57.2

Ministerial Studies Board Expense

0.00

800 0.0

District Assembly Expense

8,364.40

12,000 69.7

Christmas Gifts

2,283.96

3,500 65.3

Miscellaneous

2,962.62

3,600 82.3

Total – Administration $ 56,007.83

$ 69,100 81.1

DISTRICT PROJECTS / CHURCH PLANTING

% of

Year to Date

Budget Budget

Balance Forward $ 85,063.85

Receipts:

Engage $ 0.00

$

Hamden Property Sale

1,200.00

- -

Miscellaneous

6,400.60

- -

Total Receipts $ 7,600.60

Transfers from General Fund $ 120,999.40

$ 155,000 78.1

Transfers from Athens Property Sale

30,000.00

30,000 100.0

Interest Transfers From Revolving Fund $ 10,694.05

- -

Disbursements:

Evangelism and Church Growth $ 2,059.67

$ - -

Church Planting Training

757.98

- -

District Projects / Church Planting

83,545.80

Multi-Cultural Ministries

3,022.72

- -

MCM – Director

Salary

15,300.00

15,300 100.0

Housing Allowance

13,500.00

13,500 100.0

Social Security/Medicare

4,116.00

4,116 100.0

Health/Dental Insurance

18,081.88

17,000 106.4

Annuity

2,100.00

2,100 100.0

Mileage

5,432.84

- -

MCM - Davis

Salary

17,900.00

16,900 105.9

Housing Expense

3,574.92

- -

Mileage

529.47

- -

Other Expenses

0.00

- -

COMO

5,747.48

19,600 29.3

Engage Projects

4,501.55

- -

Miscellaneous

13,424.89

- -

Total Disbursements $ 193,595.20


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REVOLVING FUND

% of

Year to Date

Budget Budget


Receipts:

Loan Receipts (Principal and Int):

Columbus Cross Pointe $ 11,000.00

$ 12,000 91.7

Darbydale

27,040.02

36,805 73.5

Dresden

1,000.00

1,000 100.0

Ironton Faith United

5,000.00

5,000 100.0

Lancaster Gateway

6,180.00

6,180 100.0

Lifepoint

21,000.00

21,000 100.0

Lower Lights

5,000.00

- -

Marietta First

15,686.52

11,829 132.6

Pollywogs Daycare

9,878.54

3,810 259.3

Portsmouth West

13,800.00

12,575 109.7

Rutland

6,508.48

6,408 101.6

Toboso

1,113.12

1,113 100.0

District Office Copier

2,233.32

2,233 100.0

Investment Interest

6,427.48

- -


Disbursements:

Miscellaneous

745.00

- -

Revolving Fund Loans and Grants

143,465.62

- -

Athens Sale Transfer to Dist. Proj./New Starts

30,000.00

30,000 100.0

Interest Transfers to Dist. Projects/New Starts

10,694.05

- -



PASTORS' DISASTER RELIEF FUND

% of

Year to Date

Budget Budget


Receipts:

Contributions $ 0.00

-

Total Receipts $ 0.00

Disbursements:

Miscellaneous $ 0.00

-


GENERAL ASSEMBLY FUND

% of

Year to Date

Budget Budget


Receipts:

Investment Interest $ 1.67

-


Transfers from General Fund $ 6,000.00

$ 6,000 100.0

Disbursements: $ 0.00

-

Balance at February 28, 2013 $ 22,072.06 DISTRICT TAPE MINISTRY

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% of

Year to Date

Budget Budget


Receipts:

Tape Sales $ 1,049.00

-


Disbursements:

Miscellaneous Expenses $ 4,077.60

-


LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT FUND

% of

Year to Date

Budget Budget


Receipts $ 0.00

- -


Disbursements:

Recruitment

0.00

- -

Ernesto Ferreira Prayer Summit

0.00

- -

Training Scholarships

0.00

- -

Miscellaneous Expenses

1,346.54

- -

Total Disbursements: $ 1,346.54

- -


LOGAN CONFERENCE CENTER

% of

Year to Date

Budget Budget


Receipts:

Contributions $ 92,528.94

$ - -

Property Sale

148,514.62

- -

Miscellaneous

1,254.19

- -


Disbursements:

Shower and Shelter Houses $ 220.70

$ - -

Sprung Structure

547,790.21

500,000 109.6

Miscellaneous

297.00

- -


Balance at February 28, 2013 $ (94,817.13)

RECAP

Fund Balances:

02/28/2013

General Fund $ 37,904.74

District Projects / Church Planting

60,762.70

Revolving Fund

796,472.91

Logan Conference Center

(94,817.13)

Pastors' Disaster Relief Fund

2,835.16

General Assembly Fund

22,072.06

District Tape Ministry

1,115.18

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Leadership Development Fund

42,463.08

Total $ 868,808.70

Funds on Deposit:

02/28/2013

District Funds/District Projects-New Starts/ Comp. Min./Logan Conference Center

Chase Bank – Checking $ (5,609.78)

Heartland Bank – Checking

20,096.62

Total - Dist. Funds/HM/Comp. Min. $ 14,486.84

Revolving Fund:

America's Christian Credit Union $ 217,684.36

Chase Bank Savings

26,588.62

The Citizens Bank of Logan

105,612.98

Morgan Stanley - Money Market

226,764.76

Wesleyan Investment Foundation

255,052.26

Total - Revolving Fund $ 831,702.98

General Assembly Fund:

PNC Bank – Savings $ 22,618.88

Total Funds on Deposit $ 868,808.70

B. INDEPENDENT AUDITOR’S REPORT

To the Audit Committee The South Central Ohio District Church of the Nazarene 5004 Hoover Rd., PO BOX 279 Grove City, Ohio 43123 We have audited the accompanying financial statements of the South Central Ohio District Church of the Nazarene (a nonprofit organization), which comprise the statements of revenue, expenses, and cash balances-cash basis for the year ended February 28, 2013, and the related notes to the financial statements. Management’s Responsibility for the Financial Statements Management is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of these financial statements in accordance with the cash basis of accounting as described in Note A; this includes determining that the cash basis of accounting is an acceptable basis for the preparation of the financial statements in the circumstances. Management is also responsible for the design, implementation, and maintenance of internal control relevant to the preparation and fair presentation of financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error. Auditor’s Responsibility Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audit. We conducted our audit in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States of America. Those standards require

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that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free from material misstatements. An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. The procedures selected depend on the auditor’s judgment, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the financial statements, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, the auditor considers internal control relevant to the entity’s preparation and fair presentation of the financial statements in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity’s internal control. Accordingly, we express no such opinion. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of significant accounting estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the financial statements. We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion. Opinion In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material respects, the revenue, expenses, and cash balances-cash basis of the South Central Ohio District Church of the Nazarene for the year ended February 28, 2013, in accordance with the cash basis of accounting as described in Note A. Basis of Accounting We draw attention to Note A of the financial statements, which describes the basis of accounting. The financial statements are prepared on the cash basis of accounting, which is a basis of accounting other than accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America. Our opinion is not modified with respect to that matter. Reynoldsburg, Ohio April 30, 2013

SOUTH CENTRAL OHIO DISTRICT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE SUMMARY OF ALL ACCOUNTS

(EXCLUDING CHILDREN'S CAMPS AND DISTRICT CAMP MEETING) STATEMENT OF REVENUE, EXPENSES AND CASH BALANCES-CASH BASIS

Year Ended February 28, 2013 RECEIPTS Total Receipts $1,794,043 DISBURSEMENTS Total Disbursements 2,098,413 EXCESS OF DISBURSEMENTS OVER RECEIPTS ( 304,370) CASH BALANCE-February 29, 2012 1,265,475 CASH BALANCE-February 28, 2013 $ 961,105 CASH BALANCE REPRESENTED BY: Central Ohio District $ 37,106 Home Missions Revolving Fund 831,703 Nazarene Missions International 25,772 Sunday School Ministries 25,518 Nazarene Youth International 41,006 TOTAL FUNDS ON DEPOSIT $ 961,105

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GENERAL FUND STATEMENT OF REVENUE, EXPENSES AND CASH BALANCES-CASH BASIS

Year Ended February 28, 2013 RECEIPTS District budget(unified) $ 696,359 MVNU educational budget 302,402 Insurance-health/dental 88,516 LCC property sales 148,515 LCC contributions and other 93,783 District projects 7,601 District meetings and journals 16,131 Miscellaneous 57,170 Denominational/other 38,657 Pass through 70,632 Interest 23 TOTAL RECEIPTS 1,519,789 DISBURSEMENTS Logan conference center 86,275 LCC improvements 548,308 Salaries and benefits 205,868 MVNU educational budget 302,402 Home missions/district projects 193,595 Insurance-health/dental/life 123,944 District meetings and journals 23,671 Administration 167,996 Sunday School ministries 16,782 NYI 15,612 NMI 19,115 Denominational/other 49,110 Pass through disbursements 71,167 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 1,823,845 EXCESS OF DISBURSEMENTS OVER RECEIPTS ( 304,056) TRANSFER FROM REVOLVING FUND 13,324 CASH BALANCE-February 29, 2012 327,838 CASH BALANCE-February 28, 2013 $ 37,106 CASH BALANCE REPRESENTED BY: Checking accounts-Heartland & Chase Banks $ 14,487 Savings account-PNC Bank ** 22,619 TOTAL FUNDS ON DEPOSIT $ 37,106 **Reserved for General Assembly

HOME MISSIONS REVOLVING FUND

STATEMENT OF REVENUE, EXPENSES, AND CASH BALANCES-CASH BASIS Year Ended February 28, 2013

RECEIPTS District loan receipts $ 125,440

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Interest and dividends 6,428 TOTAL RECEIPTS $ 131,868 DISBURSEMENTS Revolving loans and grants 143,466 Misc. 745 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 144,211 EXCESS OF DISBURSEMENTS OVER RECEIPTS ( 12,343) TRANSFER TO GENERAL FUND ( 13,324) CASH BALANCE-February 29, 2012 857,370 CASH BALANCE-February 28, 2013 $ 831,703 CASH BALANCE REPRESENTED BY: Wesleyan Investment Foundation 255,052 Money market-Morgan Stanley 226,765 Certificate of deposit-Citizens Bank 105,613 Savings/certificate-America’s Christian C.U. 217,684 Savings-Chase bank 26,589 TOTAL FUNDS ON DEPOSIT $ 831,703

NAZARENE MISSIONS INTERNATIONAL STATEMENT OF REVENUE, EXPENSES AND CASH BALANCES-CASH BASIS

Year Ended February 28, 2013 RECEIPTS District $ 18,906 Other 24,223 Interest 10 TOTAL RECEIPTS $ 43,139 DISBURSEMENTS District and other 35,642 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 35,642 EXCESS OF RECEIPTS OVER DISBURSEMENTS 7,497 CASH BALANCE-February 29, 2012 18,275 CASH BALANCE-February 28, 2013 $ 25,772 CASH BALANCE REPRESENTED BY: Savings account-JP Morgan Chase Bank $ 12,079 Checking account-JP Morgan Chase Bank 13,693 TOTAL FUNDS ON DEPOSIT $ 25,772

SUNDAY SCHOOL MINISTRIES

STATEMENT OF REVENUE, EXPENSES AND CASH BALANCES- CASH BASIS

Year Ended February 28, 2013 RECEIPTS Budget $ 16,035 Interest 2 TOTAL RECEIPTS $ 16,037

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DISBURSEMENTS Adult ministries 946 Children’s quizzing 2,175 Children’s camp and revivals 4,100 Children’s ministries-other 2,201 Administration 3,579 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 13,001 EXCESS OF RECEIPTS OVER DISBUSSEMENTS 3,036 CASH BALANCE – February 29, 2012 22,482 CASH BALANCE – February 28, 2013 $ 25,518 CASH BALANCE REPRESENTED BY: Checking account-Huntington National Bank $ 15,729 Savings account-Huntington National Bank 9,789 TOTAL FUNDS ON DEPOSIT $ 25,518

NAZARENE YOUTH INTERNATIONAL STATEMENT OF REVENUE, EXPENSES AND CASH BALANCES-CASH BASIS

Year Ended February 28, 2013 RECEIPTS Youth Budget $ 14,917 Camps, retreats 50,116 Blast 11,203 Quizzing 4,578 Miscellaneous 2,396 TOTAL RECEIPTS 83,210 DISBURSEMENTS Camps, retreats, convention 55,565 Blast 10,034 Bible quiz 6,382 Administration 3,719 Missions 1,702 Regional dues, misc, zone 3,344 Impact team 968 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 81,714 EXCESS OF RECEIPTS OVER DISBURSEMENTS 1,496 CASH BALANCE-February 29, 2012 39,510 CASH BALANCE-February 28, 2013 $ 41,006 CASH BALANCE REPRESENTED BY: Checking account-Citizens Bank $ 33,506 Certificate of deposit-Chase Bank 7,500 TOTAL FUNDS ON DEPOSIT $ 41,006

NOTES TO STATEMENT OF REVENUE, EXPENSES, AND CASH BALANCES-CASH BASIS

February 28, 2013 NOTE A-SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES

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Basis of Presentation The financial statements presented include the general cash accounts of the Central Ohio District Church of the Nazarene. The statements do not include restricted accounts not under the responsibility of the general Church. All accounts presented are cash basis only and reflect revenues when received rather than earned and recognize expenses when paid rather than incurred. Expense Allocations All expense categories represent actual costs paid. Since funds audited are for the general operation of the Church, no allocations are made to other financial programs within the District. Donated Services A large number of individuals contributed significant amounts of time to the activities of the District without compensation. The financial statements do not reflect the value of those contributed services. Although clearly substantial, no reliable basis exists for determining an appropriate valuation. Income Tax Status The District is exempt from Federal income tax under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, and, therefore, has no provision for Federal income taxes. In addition, the Church qualifies for the charitable contribution deduction under Section 170(6)(1)(A) of the Internal Revenue Code. Revenue Recognition Unless specifically restricted by the donor, all contributions are considered to be available for unrestricted use. NOTE B-INFORMATION ABOUT FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS WITH OFF-BALANCE SHEET RISK AND FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS WITH CONCENTRATIONS OF CREDIT RISK At February 28, 2013, the District maintained cash balances of $481,817 that were not insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. NOTE C-SUBSEQUENT EVENTS Subsequent events have been evaluated through April 30, 2013 which is the financial statement issuance date.

INDEPENDENT AUDITOR’S REPORT

FOR LOGAN CONFERENCE CENTER, INC.

To the Board of Directors Logan Conference Center, Inc. 30682 Chieftain Drive Logan, Ohio 43138 We have audited the accompanying statement of the Logan Conference Center, Inc., which comprises the statement of revenue, expenses, and cash balance-cash basis, for the year ended December 31, 2012, and the related notes to the financial statement. Management’s Responsibility for the Financial Statement Management is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of the financial statement in accordance with the cash basis of accounting as described in Note A; this includes determining that the cash basis of accounting is an acceptable basis for the preparation of the financial statement in the circumstances. Management is also responsible for the design, implementation, and maintenance of internal control relevant to the preparation and fair presentation of a financial statement that is free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error. Auditor’s Responsibility Our responsibility is to express an opinion on the financial statement based on our audit. We conducted our audit in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States of America. Those standards require

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that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statement is free from material misstatement. An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the financial statement. The procedures selected depend on the auditor’s judgment, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the financial statement, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, the auditor considers internal control relevant to the entity’s preparation and fair presentation of the financial statement in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity’s internal control. Accordingly, we express no such opinion. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of significant accounting estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the financial statement. We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion. Opinion In our opinion, the financial statement referred to above presents fairly, in all material respects, the revenue, expenses, and cash balance-cash basis of the Logan Conference Center, Inc. for the year ended December 31, 2012, in accordance with the cash basis of accounting as described in Note A. Basis of Accounting We draw attention to Note A of the financial statement, which describes the basis of accounting. The financial statement is prepared on the cash basis of accounting, which is a basis of accounting other than accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America. Our opinion is not modified with respect to that matter. Reynoldsburg, Ohio April 30, 2013

LOGAN CONFERENCE CENTER, INC. STATEMENT OF REVENUE, EXPENSES AND CASH BALANCE-CASH BASIS

Year Ended December 31, 2012 RECEIPTS Central Ohio District support $ 83,079 Lodging income 83,914 Hunting income 13,649 Private cabin income 11,032 Other income 10,172 TOTAL RECEIPTS 201,846 DISBURSEMENTS Wages and payroll taxes 55,832 Benefits 7,137 Office and administrative 7,244 Utilities and other services 25,657 Insurance 7,660 Property taxes 27,254

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Maintenance and equipment 27,964 Housekeeping 3,111 Miscellaneous 5,368 Income tax 2,698 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 169,925 EXCESS OF RECEIPTS OVER DISBURSEMENTS 31,921 CASH BALANCE-December 31, 2011 31,730 CASH BALANCE-December 31, 2012 $ 63,651 CASH BALANCE REPRESENTED BY: Checking account-Citizens Bank $ 63,651 TOTAL FUNDS ON DEPOSIT $ 63,651

NOTES TO STATEMENT OF REVENUE, EXPENSES, AND CASH BALANCE-CASH BASIS December 31, 2012

NOTE A-SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES Basis of Presentation All accounts presented are cash basis only and reflect revenues when received rather than earned and recognize expenses when paid rather than incurred. Expense Allocations All expense categories represent actual costs paid. Funds audited are for the general operation of the Logan Conference Center, Inc. As a result, there are no expense allocations. Donated Services A large number of individuals contributed significant amounts of time to the activities of the Logan Conference Center, Inc. without compensation. The financial statement does not reflect the value of those contributed services. Although clearly substantial, no reliable basis exists for determining an appropriate valuation. Income Tax Status The Logan Conference Center, Inc is taxed as a for-profit corporation. Revenue Recognition Unless specifically restricted by the donor, all contributions are considered to be available for unrestricted use. NOTE B-SUBSEQUENT EVENTS Subsequent events have been evaluated through April 30, 2013 which is the financial statement issuance date.

C. COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET

SOUTH CENTRAL OHIO DISTRICT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET (unaudited) ASSETS

February 28, 2013

February 29, 2012

Current Assets:

Cash:

Central Ohio District

$ 37,106

$ 327,838

Revolving Fund

831,703

857,370

Nazarene Missions International

25,772

18,275

135

Nazarene Youth International

41,006

39,510

Sunday School Ministries

25,518

22,482

Central Ohio District Camp Meeting

42,398

57,903

ING USA Annuity and Life Ins. Co.

0

56,189

Total Cash

$ 1,003,503

$ 1,379,567

Accounts Receivable

$ 162

$ 250

Prepaid Expense

21,283

25,382

Total Current Assets

$ 1,024,948

$ 1,405,199

Notes Receivable:

Darbydale

251,587

261,249

Dresden

0

1,000

Lancaster Gateway

19,495

25,000

Lifepoint

93,816

113,510

Lower Lights Ministries

0

5,000

Marietta First

148,409

83,266

Portsmouth First

124,000

107,500

Ricky L. Shoemaker (Portsmouth West)

21,827

33,863

Rutland

35,272

41,374

Toboso

0

1,304

Rev. Trevor Johnston (Parsonage)

3,000

10,000

Rev. William Vinson (Parsonage)

4,500

7,500

Rev. Brad Kochis (Parsonage)

25,000

25,000

Total Notes Receivable

$ 726,906

$ 715,566 Property and Equipment (1)

Retreat Center - Logan, OH

$ 4,141,587

$ 3,742,300

District Office

600,000

600,000

District Equipment

25,000

25,000

Columbus King Ave. Property

2,160,000

0

Columbus Sunbury Road Property

750,000

750,000

Columbus Maize Road Property

45,000

45,000

Total Property and Equipment

$ 7,721,587

$ 5,162,300 TOTAL ASSETS

$ 9,473,441

$ 7,283,065

LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCE

February 28, 2013

February 28, 2012

Current Liabilities:

Accounts Payable

$ 22,492

$ 8,692

Payroll Taxes Payable

270

120

Total Current Liabilities

$ 22,762

$ 8,812

Long-Term Liabilities:

$ 0

$ 0

TOTAL LIABILITIES

$ 22,762

$ 8,812

Fund Balance

Central Ohio District

$ 8,484,282

$ 6,278,713

Revolving Fund

831,703

857,370

Nazarene Missions International

25,772

18,275

Nazarene Youth International

41,006

39,510

Sunday School Ministries

25,518

22,482

136

Central Ohio District Camp Meeting

42,398

57,903

TOTAL FUND BALANCE

$ 9,450,679

$ 7,274,253

TOTAL LIABILITIES & FUND BALANCE $ 9,473,441

$ 7,283,065

Includes Estimates

(1) Estimated fair market value

D. SUPPLEMENTAL STATISTICAL REPORT

Value District Property $7,721,587 Debt on District Property $0 Minister Counts Number of Elders 215 Number of Deacons 15 Number of Licensed Ministers 66

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39 72 2 67 3 2 2 0 0 109Chesapeake2 60 0 3

17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17Chester3 27 0 4Rev. Warren K. Lukens

35 2 1 0 1 3 0 0 3 34Chesterhill4 16 0 12Rev. Kristafal L. Miller

194 8 2 4 2 5 0 0 5 197Chillicothe First*5 79 0 101Rev. Jason Everidge

64 4 0 1 3 3 2 0 1 65Chillicothe Westside6 61 0 14Rev. Jerry L. Carpenter

624 8 3 3 2 75 6 1 68 557Circleville First7 802 0 80Rev. Wendell D. Brown

58 7 2 2 3 5 2 0 3 60Coal Grove8 42 0 8Rev. Jeff C. Canfield

72 17 4 10 3 4 2 0 2 85Columbus Cooke Road9 40 0 36Rev. Christopher L. Fleece

102 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 101Columbus Crossroads Community10 135 0 0Rev. Robert W. McCorkle II

51 6 2 2 2 2 1 0 1 55Columbus First11 45 0 6Rev. Josh T. Lively

74 0 0 0 0 11 0 0 11 63Columbus Korean Soh Mang12 43 0 0

247 25 0 22 3 4 3 0 1 268Columbus Northwest13 210 0 0Rev. Robert A. Morrison

750 19 13 3 3 22 2 4 16 747Columbus Shepherd14 601 0 0Rev. Samuel S. Barber

262 3 0 0 3 4 0 2 2 261Columbus West Broad15 79 0 160Rev. Wayne F. Beard

110 170 4 164 2 11 5 0 6 269Columbus Whitehall16 95 0 26Rev. Jack R. Johnson Jr.

286 6 5 0 1 36 0 4 32 256Cornerstone*17 336 0 286Rev. Garry A. Proehl

154 2 0 2 0 12 6 3 3 144Darby Creek Southwest Campus18 125 0 38Rev. Steven C. Suttles

43 146 0 146 0 0 0 0 0 189 - Darby Creek Darbydale Campus19 52 0 0Steve Suttles

9 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 7 - Darby Creek Darbyville Campus20 14 0 2Pastor Chad McKenzie

228 1 1 0 0 8 5 0 3 221Dayspring21 100 0 138Rev. Jarrod Spalding

76 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 76Dresden22 16 0 31Rev. James A. Chuvalas

0 104 5 94 5 0 0 0 0 104Fountain of Hope Community23 0 0 0

371 14 9 3 2 12 3 0 9 373Gallipolis First24 198 0 210Rev. Douglas M. Downs

259 4 0 2 2 9 2 0 7 254Gloryland25 178 0 50Rev. Mark Douglas Clingan

212 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 213Grace Community26 89 0 88Rev. David J. Albert

Roland Folk

2,741 38 13 16 9 60 11 5 44 2,719Grove City27 2,916 0 0Dr. Mark L. Fuller

63 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 66Hanging Rock28 26 0 36

107 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 109Hebron29 94 0 35Rev. William R. VanMeter Jr.

130 9 3 2 4 14 5 0 9 125Hilliard30 178 0 18Rev. Kevin R. Meyers

Rev. Malcolm R. Schoener

61 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 63Ironton Faith United31 36 0 31

355 3 1 0 2 8 7 0 1 350Ironton First32 203 0 202Rev. Robert D. Hale

154 4 1 1 2 18 4 0 14 140Jackson*33 174 0 26Rev. Wayne L. Searls

26 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 28Lancaster Gateway34 37 0 6Rev. James T. Lanning

162 2 0 2 0 18 0 0 18 146Lifepoint*35 498 0 22Rev. Brad A. Kochis

* Sponsored New Church this Year

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309 13 5 6 2 9 2 0 7 313Logan36 231 0 0Rev. Thomas L. Gates II

80 7 2 3 2 20 4 0 16 67Lower Lights Community37 137 0 6Rev. Michael W. Vallangeon

344 6 0 2 4 29 2 0 27 321Marietta First38 215 0 69Rev. Terry L. Schmelzenbach

36 2 1 0 1 2 1 0 1 36McArthur39 30 0 13Rev. William H. Roth

29 11 2 8 1 0 0 0 0 40McConnelsville40 31 0 1Rev. Dale Edward Campbell

46 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 47Middleport41 39 0 0Rev. Daniel A. Fulton

179 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 179Minford42 192 0 100Rev. Mark R. Bales

117 5 0 4 1 5 0 0 5 117Nelsonville43 72 0 0Rev. Edward E. True Jr.

563 1 0 0 1 12 5 0 7 552New Albany First*44 334 0 202Rev. Larry W. McNutt

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Johnstown45 0 0 0Rev. Joshua A. Porterfield

150 5 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 155New Boston First46 70 0 70Rev. James G. Patrick

394 5 1 2 2 5 0 0 5 394Newark First47 1,039 0 65Rev. Wesley E. Humble

45 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 44Oak Hill48 50 0 10Rev. Bryan R. Malott

264 7 0 1 6 11 2 0 9 260Obetz49 134 0 0Rev. Jay E. Schlenker

168 3 2 0 1 7 3 0 4 164Pataskala50 167 0 28Rev. Gary D. Reiss

270 2 2 0 0 17 4 0 13 255Pickerington51 386 0 50Rev. Philip Manson Jr.

136 111 1 105 5 15 5 0 10 232Plymouth Heights52 166 0 12Rev. M. Andrew Ramey

25 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 7 18Point Rock53 27 0 0Rev. Lloyd D. Grimm Jr.

44 1 0 0 1 3 0 0 3 42Pomeroy54 30 0 0Rev. William D. Justis

91 3 0 1 2 5 3 0 2 89Portsmouth First55 74 0 52Kelly Rena Daniels

Rev. Brian D. Daniels

42 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 42Portsmouth Rosemount56 43 0 0Rev. Bobby L. Taylor

76 5 2 0 3 6 0 0 6 75Portsmouth Sciotoville57 85 0 6Rev. Chad M. Garinger

68 2 0 0 2 19 0 0 19 51Rarden58 48 0 27Rev. Jason R. Koch

45 12 3 7 2 0 0 0 0 57Reedsville Fellowship59 70 0 0Rev. Russell A. Carson

404 0 0 0 0 19 2 0 17 385Reynoldsburg*60 338 0 160Rev. Martin D. Dennis

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Blacklick61 0 0 0Rev. Arvin Singh

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Church at the Creek62 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Element Unpluged63 0 0 0Matthew Walls

40 4 2 0 2 1 0 0 1 43Roseville64 40 0 3Rev. Kip Miller

41 3 0 0 3 1 0 0 1 43Rutland65 51 0 5Rev. G. Ann Forbes

170 8 4 4 0 2 0 0 2 176South Point66 155 0 18Rev. Charles F. Lane

130 2 0 0 2 5 2 1 2 127South Zanesville67 121 0 31Rev. Walter N. Gessner

63 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 65Sunrise68 37 0 30

41 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 3 38Syracuse69 42 0 12Rev. Shannon R. Hutchison

35 2 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 36The Plains-Athens Community70 58 0 16Jaime L. Hampton

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34 90 4 85 1 4 2 0 2 120Thornville Community71 32 0 9Rev. Kenny Brown


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66 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 66Toboso72 24 0 31Rev. William J. Jones

145 4 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 149Waterford73 90 0 75Rev. Karl E. Kesselring

31 2 0 2 0 2 1 0 1 31Waverly74 26 0 0Rev. Lawrence W. Harris Jr.

149 1 0 0 1 2 2 0 0 148Wellston75 134 0 35Rev. James A. Griffith

524 4 1 2 1 15 3 0 12 513Westerville76 294 0 0Rev. Mark J. Ledford

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Williamsport77 0 0 0

141 3 1 0 2 3 1 0 2 141Zanesville First78 104 0 26Rev. Steven M. Dupler

106 3 0 2 1 9 1 2 6 100Zanesville Northside79 80 0 0Dr. James A. Miller

0South Central Ohio Supplemental 0 0 0 0

456 14,275

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13,841 1,036 111 801 124 602 115 31

73 227 731 163 553 181 897 14,275

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Belpre1 35 12 17 12 140 24 192 48 0 48 44 0 20 15 0

Chesapeake2 31 22 20 10 70 32 121 64 64 41 42 6 10 39 25

Chester3 16 4 0 0 40 18 56 22 22 0 12 0 3 10 6

Chesterhill4 5 5 0 0 9 9 14 14 5 5 9 0 0 0 0

Chillicothe First*5 35 8 63 11 139 53 237 72 51 43 75 0 25 37 25

Chillicothe Westside6 28 11 18 5 58 48 104 64 64 20 30 0 5 39 5

Circleville First7 444 180 157 92 1,668 320 2,269 592 515 209 253 105 180 624 0

Coal Grove8 19 13 16 8 100 85 135 106 44 62 67 12 14 55 0

Columbus Cooke Road9 20 12 3 1 36 20 59 33 10 20 0 0 0 36 0

Columbus Crossroads Community10 0 0 0 0 0 20 0 20 0 20 83 0 26 4 0

Columbus First11 12 7 8 6 19 13 39 26 11 15 0 0 8 29 0

Columbus Korean Soh Mang12 4 4 4 4 10 10 18 18 18 8 0 0 0 0 0

Columbus Northwest13 57 21 30 12 126 81 213 114 114 0 275 0 34 247 0

Columbus Shepherd14 381 233 145 62 265 98 791 393 295 98 0 0 140 752 0

Columbus West Broad15 25 10 13 2 70 36 108 48 48 20 37 0 6 262 25

Columbus Whitehall16 44 19 28 7 58 31 130 57 57 8 60 0 7 110 0

Cornerstone*17 22 22 26 26 96 96 144 144 0 144 93 0 56 286 0

Darby Creek Southwest Campus18 60 27 25 12 110 53 195 92 92 0 40 0 30 154 0

- Darby Creek Darbydale Campus19 12 8 7 7 43 52 62 67 17 17 45 0 8 43 0

- Darby Creek Darbyville Campus20 0 0 0 0 8 8 8 8 8 0 0 0 0 0 4

Dayspring21 53 24 9 7 59 43 121 74 0 59 40 0 18 90 0

Dresden22 8 3 8 1 26 9 42 13 12 0 17 0 0 76 3

Fountain of Hope Community23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Gallipolis First24 45 28 30 13 150 78 225 119 119 15 90 0 45 181 0

Gloryland25 19 12 12 9 59 57 90 78 78 15 88 0 35 79 0

Grace Community26 25 23 23 11 92 50 140 84 55 20 57 0 15 121 49

Grove City27 631 172 1,182 816 1,558 1,194 3,371 2,182 260 1,086 187 0 190 2,719 0

Hanging Rock28 6 6 2 2 18 18 26 26 12 19 0 0 2 29 4

Hebron29 10 6 10 6 44 28 64 40 40 8 60 18 7 47 34

Hilliard30 78 45 35 20 92 78 205 143 55 67 0 0 27 131 40

Ironton Faith United31 14 12 1 4 26 15 41 31 26 6 75 0 0 15 0

Ironton First32 51 28 30 29 140 65 221 122 106 53 55 10 45 100 0

Jackson*33 72 34 35 19 93 67 200 120 106 14 0 0 35 75 60

Lancaster Gateway34 15 7 2 2 57 14 74 23 21 2 47 0 0 20 0

Lifepoint*35 180 98 70 31 280 180 530 309 98 180 116 0 65 58 0

Logan36 35 16 40 18 130 72 205 106 100 16 120 0 60 309 0

Lower Lights Community37 38 24 20 11 80 40 138 75 68 52 73 45 34 80 57



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McArthur39 8 4 12 1 58 9 78 14 9 13 40 0 3 36 18

McConnelsville40 1 1 2 2 24 16 27 19 19 0 0 0 2 29 0

Middleport41 7 7 0 0 29 20 36 27 27 0 25 0 0 3 0

Minford42 30 27 35 20 60 50 125 97 92 25 95 0 25 121 28

Nelsonville43 65 32 44 14 75 26 184 72 41 31 67 0 44 52 43

New Albany First*44 94 40 66 23 165 118 325 181 104 77 121 0 60 563 0

- Johnstown45 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

New Boston First46 18 11 11 9 58 24 87 44 44 0 90 0 12 50 0

Newark First47 432 143 198 80 1,335 288 1,965 511 399 288 0 0 198 394 82

Oak Hill48 25 22 25 18 15 10 65 50 50 50 78 0 25 2 48

Obetz49 30 17 30 17 121 55 181 89 89 0 25 15 55 128 47

Pataskala50 38 20 34 13 120 67 192 100 92 8 133 0 40 140 0

Pickerington51 150 90 97 20 397 84 644 194 194 194 270 0 97 270 116

Plymouth Heights52 28 29 4 4 107 84 139 117 117 0 125 0 90 166 0

Point Rock53 6 4 4 1 28 14 38 19 19 0 0 0 0 13 3

Pomeroy54 15 8 8 6 53 27 76 41 41 17 62 0 10 23 0

Portsmouth First55 45 25 15 10 120 75 180 110 44 44 0 0 20 91 0

Portsmouth Rosemount56 8 5 4 4 35 31 47 40 34 0 0 0 4 20 8

Portsmouth Sciotoville57 24 11 29 8 71 33 124 52 52 6 50 0 32 124 0

Rarden58 25 19 19 12 59 42 103 73 73 11 0 0 20 0 0

Reedsville Fellowship59 20 20 2 1 48 34 70 55 55 15 40 0 1 45 38

Reynoldsburg*60 76 22 61 22 178 100 315 144 109 35 110 40 61 404 0

- Blacklick61 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

- Church at the Creek62 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

- Element Unpluged63 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Roseville64 25 12 15 3 50 17 90 32 32 0 0 0 6 6 0

Rutland65 26 26 10 10 29 29 65 65 39 18 100 0 12 35 30

South Point66 22 15 35 24 72 57 129 96 96 51 83 35 46 176 0

South Zanesville67 45 14 15 6 70 42 130 62 50 12 118 0 12 130 20

Sunrise68 13 8 13 4 49 26 75 38 38 0 50 0 4 7 0

Syracuse69 28 13 20 17 64 24 112 54 22 32 68 13 32 6 0

The Plains-Athens Community70 14 9 7 7 43 23 64 39 15 24 10 0 6 16 0

Thornville Community71 22 11 8 5 46 16 76 32 26 0 14 0 12 9 0

Toboso72 2 0 0 0 38 17 40 17 17 12 0 0 0 12 4

Waterford73 60 15 20 15 65 27 145 57 57 25 45 10 20 0 0

Waverly74 37 24 26 16 46 44 109 84 64 45 37 0 12 5 0

Wellston75 46 24 24 15 101 73 171 112 112 30 75 40 24 100 0



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Williamsport77 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Zanesville First78 24 14 62 12 67 24 153 50 32 18 57 0 57 43 26

Zanesville Northside79 58 16 36 19 96 35 190 70 70 23 35 0 18 106 0

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948 11,065 2,359 349 4,423 3,568 5,235 8,748 17,726 4,999 10,336 1,783 3,188 1,966 4,202

3,684 1,940 2,441 1,163 9,682 5,580 15,807 8,683 6,483 3,023 4,160 485 2,422 10,709 959

518 26 747 620 654 (581) 1,919 65 (1,248) 545 263 (136) (63) 356 (11)

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Belpre1 85,689 4,420 1,232 0 5,652 1,819 4,288 0 4,288 1,935 0 1,935

Chesapeake2 53,081 1,427 90 0 1,517 1,088 1,144 0 1,144 1,088 0 1,088

Chester3 23,162 1,193 2,234 0 3,427 491 1,159 0 1,159 580 0 580

Chesterhill4 15,678 407 170 0 577 109 58 0 58 21 0 21

Chillicothe First*5 66,271 238 1,545 250 2,033 87 408 1,225 1,633 100 0 100

Chillicothe Westside6 89,674 5,077 1,749 50 6,876 1,985 4,356 0 4,356 1,985 25 2,010

Circleville First7 1,096,386 56,759 8,380 0 65,139 23,344 51,877 0 51,877 23,344 0 23,344

Coal Grove8 53,437 2,828 795 0 3,623 1,161 2,582 1,315 3,897 1,149 0 1,149

Columbus Cooke Road9 58,455 813 1,200 466 2,479 351 2,770 0 2,770 1,247 0 1,247

Columbus Crossroads Community10 215,761 12,143 0 0 12,143 5,180 10,788 0 10,788 4,855 0 4,855

Columbus First11 43,733 2,201 1,038 0 3,239 926 2,007 0 2,007 25 50 75

Columbus Korean Soh Mang12 67,700 0 0 0 0 0 500 0 500 0 0 0

Columbus Northwest13 811,013 41,425 57,590 0 99,015 17,100 37,800 3,000 40,800 17,100 0 17,100

Columbus Shepherd14 1,020,160 52,380 34,453 0 86,833 21,428 47,617 0 47,617 21,428 0 21,428

Columbus West Broad15 221,577 11,458 3,133 100 14,691 4,676 10,405 0 10,405 4,682 25 4,707

Columbus Whitehall16 132,221 6,995 3,093 0 10,088 2,761 6,136 0 6,136 2,761 0 2,761

Cornerstone*17 346,041 19,165 1,101 0 20,266 8,206 17,141 0 17,141 11,372 0 11,372

Darby Creek Southwest Campus18 154,021 7,923 4,698 0 12,621 3,254 7,230 0 7,230 3,253 0 3,253

- Darby Creek Darbydale Campus19 95,193 5,365 635 0 6,000 2,335 4,921 40 4,961 2,235 0 2,235

- Darby Creek Darbyville Campus20 32,040 1,755 688 0 2,443 678 1,460 0 1,460 669 0 669

Dayspring21 198,793 9,197 1,415 0 10,612 3,758 9,494 0 9,494 4,288 0 4,288

Dresden22 16,280 799 113 0 912 301 580 0 580 259 0 259

Fountain of Hope Community23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Gallipolis First24 308,525 16,015 2,758 100 18,873 6,583 14,626 20 14,646 6,583 0 6,583

Gloryland25 244,756 12,716 930 0 13,646 5,225 11,610 1,000 12,610 5,225 0 5,225

Grace Community26 107,945 2,831 1,491 0 4,322 1,166 1,922 0 1,922 1,060 0 1,060

Grove City27 4,405,573 131,210 108,277 0 239,487 70,004 17,029 0 17,029 9,389 0 9,389

Hanging Rock28 30,352 1,257 446 0 1,703 518 1,033 0 1,033 355 0 355

Hebron29 114,439 5,920 3,339 0 9,259 2,422 5,350 1,372 6,722 2,421 0 2,421

Hilliard30 266,615 13,672 5,045 0 18,717 5,593 12,426 25 12,451 5,592 25 5,617

Ironton Faith United31 84,852 3,381 2,237 0 5,618 1,188 2,323 0 2,323 744 0 744

Ironton First32 233,424 12,118 1,335 0 13,453 4,978 11,301 1,000 12,301 5,085 0 5,085

Jackson*33 191,507 9,848 3,496 0 13,344 4,033 9,012 300 9,312 4,333 200 4,533

Lancaster Gateway34 46,684 3,712 365 0 4,077 1,200 2,340 0 2,340 1,093 100 1,193

Lifepoint*35 538,110 24,224 200 0 24,424 9,910 22,022 4,000 26,022 9,910 0 9,910



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Lower Lights Community37 172,573 8,947 7,378 0 16,325 3,582 8,629 0 8,629 3,883 0 3,883

Marietta First38 403,543 20,702 50,099 0 70,801 8,500 18,850 0 18,850 8,500 100 8,600

McArthur39 62,529 3,207 1,633 0 4,840 1,321 2,934 0 2,934 1,320 0 1,320

McConnelsville40 61,702 5,131 1,714 0 6,845 1,292 3,341 0 3,341 1,289 0 1,289

Middleport41 54,512 3,303 879 0 4,182 1,231 2,512 0 2,512 1,137 0 1,137

Minford42 161,340 8,284 2,999 0 11,283 3,412 7,505 25 7,530 3,412 0 3,412

Nelsonville43 79,543 1,085 3,077 0 4,162 0 500 0 500 500 0 500

New Albany First*44 632,315 32,792 6,002 0 38,794 13,475 30,135 6,293 36,428 13,474 100 13,574

- Johnstown45 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

New Boston First46 89,723 4,634 1,207 200 6,041 1,914 4,486 0 4,486 1,889 0 1,889

Newark First47 1,041,439 26,695 5,215 0 31,910 4,913 32,665 0 32,665 9,346 0 9,346

Oak Hill48 50,098 2,350 216 0 2,566 973 2,157 0 2,157 966 0 966

Obetz49 243,132 13,370 9,516 0 22,886 5,171 11,493 0 11,493 5,171 0 5,171

Pataskala50 336,680 17,469 2,427 0 19,896 7,173 16,025 0 16,025 7,134 0 7,134

Pickerington51 703,148 36,079 27,337 0 63,416 14,823 32,939 0 32,939 14,822 0 14,822

Plymouth Heights52 183,253 9,489 2,263 0 11,752 3,898 8,661 0 8,661 3,883 0 3,883

Point Rock53 50,163 2,601 1,996 510 5,107 1,077 2,447 0 2,447 1,251 30 1,281

Pomeroy54 27,124 906 819 0 1,725 357 1,712 250 1,962 0 0 0

Portsmouth First55 56,423 1,518 507 0 2,025 481 0 0 0 0 0 0

Portsmouth Rosemount56 61,679 3,185 2,720 0 5,905 1,314 2,908 61 2,969 1,313 0 1,313

Portsmouth Sciotoville57 150,431 7,168 13,195 0 20,363 2,939 6,503 0 6,503 2,927 200 3,127

Rarden58 55,975 2,840 940 0 3,780 1,167 1,288 0 1,288 0 0 0

Reedsville Fellowship59 98,094 5,079 700 44 5,823 2,081 4,627 432 5,059 2,083 0 2,083

Reynoldsburg*60 521,239 24,179 1,470 0 25,649 9,030 24,700 0 24,700 11,250 200 11,450

- Blacklick61 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

- Church at the Creek62 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

- Element Unpluged63 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Roseville64 34,250 0 1,162 0 1,162 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Rutland65 97,973 5,567 1,990 0 7,557 2,134 4,376 0 4,376 1,974 0 1,974

South Point66 330,483 16,563 1,570 0 18,133 6,987 14,356 20 14,376 6,460 200 6,660

South Zanesville67 144,161 5,323 1,344 108 6,775 2,177 6,567 0 6,567 2,954 0 2,954

Sunrise68 62,067 1,962 0 0 1,962 227 408 0 408 323 0 323

Syracuse69 35,906 686 446 0 1,132 786 635 0 635 271 0 271

The Plains-Athens Community70 55,298 4,290 2,702 0 6,992 1,124 2,498 0 2,498 1,124 0 1,124



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Thornville Community71 43,766 1,118 26 0 1,144 529 1,769 0 1,769 0 0 0

Toboso72 22,892 392 865 0 1,257 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Waterford73 127,316 2,300 200 0 2,500 1,765 2,215 0 2,215 0 0 0

Waverly74 45,227 2,360 2,725 0 5,085 982 2,144 0 2,144 965 0 965

Wellston75 232,778 12,090 1,877 0 13,967 4,959 11,269 1,403 12,672 4,959 200 5,159

Westerville76 728,557 36,041 8,213 0 44,254 14,744 32,765 0 32,765 14,744 0 14,744

Williamsport77 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Zanesville First78 172,728 6,429 1,677 0 8,106 281 4,180 0 4,180 1,881 0 1,881

Zanesville Northside79 116,661 4,090 1,325 0 5,415 2,514 2,244 0 2,244 1,156 0 1,156

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19,358,897 295,032 3,505 291,527 686,946 22,673 664,273 350,451 1,280,030 1,828 439,377 838,825

19,619,409 729,692 456,890 14,683 1,201,265 310,170 636,234 10,934 647,168 296,536 7,191 303,727

(260,512) 109,133 (17,513) (12,855) 78,765 40,281 28,039 11,739 39,778 (5,009) (3,686) (8,695)Increase / (Decrease)

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Belpre1 3,048 0 20,181 7,263 731 41,212 72,435 86,129 505,770 0 Yes

Chesapeake2 715 0 19,500 4,539 600 22,890 48,244 53,081 250,000 0 No

Chester3 0 0 10,400 0 0 13,712 24,112 29,769 175,000 0 Yes

Chesterhill4 0 0 0 12,000 0 5,853 17,853 18,618 75,000 0 No

Chillicothe First*5 3,000 1,200 23,750 3,339 2,000 26,678 59,967 63,820 990,000 0 No

Chillicothe Westside6 1,185 0 25,711 24,579 404 19,621 71,500 86,727 625,000 0 Yes

Circleville First7 96,087 1,888,703 272,844 178,856 60,635 343,824 2,840,949 3,004,653 5,103,263 1,788,601 Yes

Coal Grove8 0 6,385 0 21,800 929 17,148 46,262 56,092 924,000 13,200 Yes

Columbus Cooke Road9 6,848 0 18,739 1,200 1,670 5,558 34,015 40,862 891,800 0 No

Columbus Crossroads Community10 52,624 0 53,773 54,474 6,618 15,010 182,499 215,465 113,000 0 Yes

Columbus First11 0 0 25,577 18,200 316 39,380 83,473 89,720 0 0 No

Columbus Korean Soh Mang12 12,000 0 33,600 0 0 21,600 67,200 67,700 0 0 No

Columbus Northwest13 23,843 229,374 188,092 117,773 19,532 194,588 773,202 947,217 6,850,000 1,234,000 Yes

Columbus Shepherd14 200,736 150,624 379,255 137,730 12,532 109,487 990,364 1,167,670 5,700,000 2,623,381 Yes

Columbus West Broad15 17,000 0 11,196 14,604 2,865 53,740 99,405 133,884 80,000 0 Yes

Columbus Whitehall16 15,292 28,000 23,210 10,700 252 72,914 150,368 172,114 1,500,000 169,657 Yes

Cornerstone*17 19,380 51,329 149,786 54,000 132 56,405 331,032 388,017 2,000,000 495,002 Yes

Darby Creek Southwest Campus18 5,754 0 28,850 18,635 1,366 50,720 105,325 131,683 1,314,000 0 Yes

- Darby Creek Darbydale Campus19 0 34,185 9,611 15,532 6,372 31,683 97,383 112,914 666,060 253,550 Yes

- Darby Creek Darbyville Campus20 3,497 0 0 7,527 250 8,669 19,943 25,193 500,004 0 Yes

Dayspring21 65,483 113,353 65,143 240 3,102 80,586 327,907 356,059 2,700,000 1,266,519 No

Dresden22 1,090 1,000 4,850 0 0 8,697 15,637 17,689 109,600 0 Yes

Fountain of Hope Community23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Gallipolis First24 16,493 33,362 28,502 55,660 4,255 150,797 289,069 335,754 3,140,000 61,096 Yes

Gloryland25 0 22,835 87,338 33,650 591 74,129 218,543 255,249 2,151,931 371,051 Yes

Grace Community26 18,295 15,606 6,608 29,000 0 32,369 101,878 110,348 675,000 384,000 No

Grove City27 400,809 623,831 473,218 316,127 5,758 2,457,887 4,277,630 4,613,539 11,784,570 8,010,000 No

Hanging Rock28 2,872 0 5,831 363 0 12,023 21,089 24,698 185,000 0 No

Hebron29 6,291 0 46,718 13,532 100 22,821 89,462 110,286 490,000 0 Yes

Hilliard30 1,394 27,320 53,432 97,674 1,033 43,375 224,228 266,606 420,000 191,745 Yes

Ironton Faith United31 17,354 0 7,500 7,220 979 34,533 67,586 77,459 531,000 0 No

Ironton First32 16,922 0 57,800 23,617 8,723 83,645 190,707 226,524 2,000,000 0 Yes

Jackson*33 0 47,244 15,176 37,333 454 60,463 160,670 191,892 1,200,000 4,100 Yes

Lancaster Gateway34 3,400 6,180 24,750 2,000 0 10,551 46,881 55,691 410,000 0 Yes

Lifepoint*35 12,063 21,000 169,066 51,303 12,874 126,923 393,229 463,495 2,000,000 50,750 Yes


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Logan36 20,134 119,830 54,436 63,354 10,983 70,397 339,134 399,855 3,500,000 948,000 No

Lower Lights Community37 1,444 0 25,357 53,828 18,083 45,807 144,519 176,938 439,000 0 Yes

Marietta First38 28,404 18,563 128,870 71,589 1,129 31,255 279,810 386,561 1,500,000 150,758 Yes

McArthur39 0 0 13,700 4,800 511 21,287 40,298 50,713 280,224 0 Yes

McConnelsville40 1,759 0 19,157 2,900 2,035 21,440 47,291 60,058 525,000 0 Yes

Middleport41 0 0 12,900 3,675 646 21,684 38,905 47,967 300,000 0 Yes

Minford42 21,771 35,457 34,076 18,000 1,578 38,972 149,854 175,491 925,000 404,046 Yes

Nelsonville43 832 5,805 33,077 2,600 0 30,245 72,559 77,721 600,000 31,119 No

New Albany First*44 10,495 113,705 68,432 137,546 8,519 208,929 547,626 649,897 3,700,000 1,329,573 Yes

- Johnstown45 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

New Boston First46 3,467 0 24,200 9,157 0 39,017 75,841 90,171 500,000 0 Yes

Newark First47 172,742 38,964 297,602 240,089 20,151 195,320 964,868 1,043,702 3,591,000 477,606 No

Oak Hill48 0 0 4,500 18,000 0 13,493 35,993 42,655 300,000 0 No

Obetz49 1,819 69,175 38,805 66,171 1,236 64,200 241,406 286,127 2,125,000 915,435 Yes

Pataskala50 0 73,645 64,893 59,897 10,618 115,311 324,364 374,592 2,750,000 527,073 Yes

Pickerington51 58,504 97,638 131,197 105,025 16,831 152,654 561,849 687,849 4,250,000 2,875,000 Yes

Plymouth Heights52 6,500 56,339 24,200 26,700 3,000 49,519 166,258 194,452 1,800,000 337,472 Yes

Point Rock53 12,560 0 0 9,625 0 13,559 35,744 45,656 65,000 0 Yes

Pomeroy54 3,521 3,360 2,458 15,693 200 14,463 39,695 43,739 50,000 23,229 No

Portsmouth First55 3,641 25,614 7,050 0 1,401 810 38,516 41,022 195,770 203,190 No

Portsmouth Rosemount56 9,461 0 7,350 8,050 2,272 28,287 55,420 66,921 186,000 0 Yes

Portsmouth Sciotoville57 3,341 0 36,600 22,712 1,085 62,548 126,286 159,218 750,000 0 Yes

Rarden58 0 0 500 21,710 1,501 23,974 47,685 53,920 300,000 0 No

Reedsville Fellowship59 20 19,523 19,994 16,190 450 29,379 85,556 100,602 550,000 219,922 Yes

Reynoldsburg*60 12,897 78,837 126,237 68,771 11,740 196,756 495,238 566,067 2,000,000 398,945 No

- Blacklick61 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

- Church at the Creek62 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

- Element Unpluged63 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Roseville64 0 0 23,000 7,000 3,500 0 33,500 34,662 180,000 0 No

Rutland65 5,186 0 4,003 17,630 564 57,246 84,629 100,670 460,000 0 No

South Point66 35,081 96,298 22,546 15,946 3,338 81,224 254,433 300,589 1,550,000 830,507 No

South Zanesville67 910 24,877 15,573 41,478 689 50,381 133,908 152,381 950,000 245,185 No

Sunrise68 0 0 18,000 0 0 33,283 51,283 54,203 460,000 0 No

Syracuse69 0 11,265 6,150 4,000 883 18,151 40,449 43,273 250,000 121,780 No

The Plains-Athens Community70 20,997 25,941 11,163 25,503 1,018 10,689 95,311 107,049 1,500,000 224,935 Yes


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Thornville Community71 1,315 17,194 0 9,800 25 8,948 37,282 40,724 250,000 66,000 No

Toboso72 0 2,420 10,400 0 0 10,124 22,944 24,201 218,000 16,835 No

Waterford73 106,838 0 20,250 45,973 1,254 52,260 226,575 233,055 500,000 0 No

Waverly74 0 15,309 0 9,850 456 14,420 40,035 49,211 175,000 162,337 Yes

Wellston75 17,567 40,426 21,443 51,938 1,782 54,363 187,519 224,276 400,000 40,000 Yes

Westerville76 0 239,116 139,345 104,283 147 111,012 593,903 700,410 5,600,000 3,397,628 Yes

Williamsport77 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Zanesville First78 6,241 33,761 40,899 35,004 2,259 50,966 169,130 183,578 750,000 240,000 No

Zanesville Northside79 290 14,659 32,980 21,162 538 0 69,629 80,958 140,000 21,000 No

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31,124,227 100,624,992 22,147,751 19,535,292 6,391,864 285,495 2,806,119 3,881,350 4,579,252 1,591,212

1,728,686 3,102,326 3,545,648 3,619,544 221,910 6,044,662 18,262,776 20,725,106 107,487,981 33,103,867

(137,474) 1,476,926 335,702 (813,425) 63,585 347,202 1,272,516 1,422,645 (6,862,989) (1,979,640)

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SOUTH CENTRAL OHIO DISTRICT - Church of the Nazarenenazarene.org/sites/default/files/doclib/dj2013/South Central Ohio... · SOUTH CENTRAL OHIO . DISTRICT . ... Rev. Trevor Johnston,