Annual District Conference Journal 2016

Annual District Conference Journal - 2016

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2016District Conference Journal

andMinutes

of the

128th Annual Session

of the

Atlantic Districtof

The Wesleyan Church

Beulah Camp & Conference CenterBrowns Flat, NB

July 7, 2016

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TABLE OF CONTENTSAssistant Superintendent’s Report 39

Beulah Camp Financials 48

Camp Board Members 7

Caton’s Island Camp Financials 49

Children’s Ministries Report 41

Church/Pastor Directory 8

District Board of Administration Members (DBA) 7

District Board of Ministerial Development Members (DBMD) 7

District Board of Review Members 6

District Boundaries 4

District Conference 2016 & Agenda 31

District Directors 6

District Executive Officers 6

District Financials 51

District Superintendent Report 36

Evangelism & Church Growth Report 43

Evangelism & Church Growth Financials 50

Financial Summary & Treasurer’s Report 44

General Church Directory 5

Global Partners Report 42

JOY Ministry Report 42

Ministerial Appointments 26

Minutes of 2016 District Conference (Daily Proceedings) 32

Official Directory 4

Pastoral Placement 23

Personnel Directory 13

Revolving Fund Financials 47

Riverside Wesleyan Campground Report 43

Standing Rules 28

Statistical Report 53

United Stewardship Fund (USF) Report 45

United Stewardship Fund (USF) Assessments 46

Wesley Place Financials 52

Widows of Atlantic District Ministers 6

Zone Chairs and Churches Listing 7

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Atlantic District Boundaries Official Directory 2016 - 2017The Atlantic District shall include the Atlantic Provinces (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Prince Edward Island) and the State of Maine. Discipline 2403:1

Maine:Bangor - The RiverBealsCrystalEastonFort Fairfield - CommunityHoultonJonesportMonticello - CommunityPresque IsleScarborough - Coastal

New Brunswick:Black’s HarbourBlissfieldBrown’s Flat FellowshipFlorenceville-Bristol - TrinityFredericton - CorbettFredericton - CrosspointFredericton - JourneyGrand Bay-Westfield - River ValleyGrand Harbour - CentralHartlandHavelockHead of MillstreamLower BrightonLower HainesvilleMaple RidgeMiramichiMonctonNackawicNorth HeadNortonPerth-AndoverQuispamsis - Kings ChurchSaint John - First

Seal Cove SussexWoodstock

Newfoundland and Labrador:Mount Pearl - Solid Rock

Nova Scotia:AmherstBrazil LakeDartmouth - HillsideDigbyHalifax - Deep WaterHalifax - MetroHammonds Plains - CornerstoneHavelockIngomar - FaithKentville - New HopePort MaitlandShelburne - HopeTruro - ConnectionWest HeadWestchesterWood’s HarbourYarmouth

Prince Edward Island:Hampton - Island

District Office:1830 Mountain Road, Moncton, NB E1G 1A9506-383-8326 (O) www.atlanticdistrict.com506-383-8333 (F) [email protected]

District Camps: Beulah Camp229 Beulah Road, Brown’s Flat, NB E5M 2R5 506-468-2286 (O) 506-468-2004 (F)Rev. Bruce Cheney, Caretaker [email protected] 506-333-0827 (C)

Mr. Ron Bunn, Conference [email protected] 506-333-7363 (C) Caton’s IslandPO Box 408, Brown’s Flat, NB E5M 2S1 506-468-6262 (O) Dean Stephenson, Director 506-333-3426 (C)[email protected] 506-468-2759 (F) Riverside CampBlaine, ME Marilyn Bouchard, Contact Person 207-764-5187 (O)[email protected] 207-768-5738 (F)

The Wesleyan Church of Canada:Dr. HC Wilson, National Superintendent [email protected]#11 - 80 Mapleton Road, Suite 231 [email protected], NB E1C 7W8 506-855-6057 (O) 506-962-2263 (C)World Hope Canada: 210 Prescott Street , Unit 3A 877-482-1499 (toll free)Box 982, Kemptville, ON K0G 1J0 613-482-1499 (O)www.worldhope.ca 613-482-2026 (F)

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World Headquarters (317) 774-7900www.wesleyan.orgLocation Address - 13300 Olio Road, Fishers, IN 46037-7902Mailing Address - P. O. Box 50434, Indianapolis, IN 46250-0434

Wesleyan Publishing HouseOrders & Questions About Accounts 1-800-493-7539

General Superintendent: Dr. Wayne Schmidt [email protected] (317) 774-7338 Executive Director of Church Multiplication and Discipleship Rev. Anita Eastlack [email protected] (317) 774-3888 Executive Director of Communication and Administration Mrs. Janelle Vernon [email protected] (317) 774-7907 Executive Director of Education and Clergy Development Rev. Russell K. (Russ) Gunsalus [email protected] (317) 774-3914 Executive Director of Global Partners Dr. Dennis Jackson [email protected] (317) 774-7967 Chief Financial Officer Mr. Kevin J. Batman [email protected] (317) 774-3941 Denominational Publisher Mrs. Janelle Vernon [email protected] (317) 774-3853 Wesleyan Investment Foundation Dr. Craig A. Dunn, C. E. O. [email protected] (317) 774-7300 Wesleyan Pension Fund, Inc. Dr. Craig A. Dunn, C. E. O. [email protected] (317) 774-3954

General Church Directory College / University/ Seminary Houghton College (585)-567-9665 www.houghton.edu One Willard Avenue , Houghton, NY 14744

Indiana Wesleyan University (866) 468-6498 www.indwes.edu 4201 S. Washington Street, Marion, IN 46953

Kingswood University (506) 432-4400 www.kingswood.edu 26 Western Street, Sussex, New Brunswick, Canada E4E 1E6

Oklahoma Wesleyan University (918) 335-6856 www.okwu.edu 2201 Silver Lake Road, Bartlesville, OK 74006

Southern Wesleyan University (864) 644-5000 www.swu.edu 907 Wesleyan Drive, Central, SC 29630 Wesley Seminary at Indiana Wesleyan University (877) 673-0009 seminary.indwes.edu 4201 S. Washington Street, Marion, IN 46983

Other Denominational Directories Hephzibah Ministries, Inc General Director, Rev. C. K. Chitty (478) 477-3383 hephzibah.org 6601 Zebulon Rd., Macon, GA 31220-7606 Wesleyan Native Ministries General Director, Rev. Larry Salway (888) 719-4094 wesleyan.org/wnm 13300 Olio Road, Fishers, IN 46037

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District Board of Review District Directors

District Superintendent:Dr. H.C. [email protected] Rockley Lane, Moncton, NB E1G 0C5506-383-8326 (O) 506-962-2263 (C) 506-383-8333 (F) Assistant District Superintendent:Rev. Peter [email protected] Laird Avenue, Moncton, NB E1E 2P2506-383-8326 (O) 506-232-7453 (C) 506-383-8333 (F)

District Secretary:Rev. Scott [email protected] Greg Avenue, New Minas, NS B4N 4M9902-678-2222 ext. 11 (O) 902-365-3047 (F)

District Treasurer:Rev. Tim [email protected] Bennett Avenue, Moncton, NB E1E 4H3506-857-2293 (O) 506-232-2209 (C) 506-857-9016 (F)

Dr. Arthur Maxwell, ChairRev. Charles BainDr. David ClarkMrs. Irene FancyRev. Dale MacDonaldRev. John SymondsMr. Peter Wilcox

Alternates:Mr. Steve BitherRev. Wayne BriggsRev. Peter ThomasMr. Lawrence Farrell

District Executive Officers

JOY Ministry: Rev. Mel Norton151 Eastwood Drive, Woodstock, NB E7M 1P7506-328-2659 (H)

Children’s Ministry: Mrs. Linda Lamos403 Hampton Road, Quispamsis, NB E2E 4V5 506-847-5343 (O) 506-849-0267 (F)

Global Partners: Rev. Denn Guptill1215 Hammonds Plains Road, Hammonds Plains, NS B4B 2E1902-832-2222 (O) 902-832-2222 (F)

Youth Ministries: Rev. Dave Rowe43 Ridgeview Drive, Keswick Ridge, NB E6L 1R1506-639-3850 (C)

Widows of Atlantic District MinistersName Address City/Prov/St/Postal/Zip Phone

Bridgeo, Mary 32 Kinghorn Ave Brown’s Flat, NB E5M 2W1 506-468-2647Cameron, Ethel 225 Cedar Ave Fredericton, NB E3A 2C7 506-461-8944Corey, Mary 171 Connell Rd Woodstock, NB E7M 1K8 506-594-2745denHollander, Gerrie 108 Commercial St Berwick, NS B0P 1E0 902-375-2507Foote, Judy 1 Cedarwood Dr Saint John, NB E2K 2T4 506-636-9407Ingersoll, Evelyn 8 Squire Dr Quispamsis, NB E2G 2A7 506-847-1131Ingersoll, Kay 29-116 Sunset Dr Fredericton, NB E3A 1A3 506-206-2652Morehouse, Kay 1990 Main Shore Rd Sandford, NS B5A 5L1 902-742-9744 Myers, Shirley 68 Empire Loop Truro, NS B2N 7B5 902-843-9054Stevens, Merle R R #4, 485 Rockland Rd Hartland, NB E7P 1G3 506-375-6746Symonds, Debby 139 River Street Fredericton, NB E3A 8V5 506-450-9367

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District Boards and Committees 2016 - 2017

Ministerial:Dr. H. C. Wilson, ChairRev. Peter Moore, Vice-ChairRev. Bud Fancy - 2018Rev. Denn Guptill - 2019Rev. Tim Guptill - 2017Rev. Brent Ingersoll - 2017Rev. Matthew Maxwell - 2017Rev. Scott Prime - 2017

Lay: Mr. Kevin Campbell - 2017Mrs. Heidi Nelson - 2019Mr. Scott Richardson - 2018Mrs. Martha Trafton - 2017

District Board of Administration (DBA)

Executive CommitteeRev. Dale MacDonald, ChairRev. Greg Hanson, SecretaryDr. H. C. Wilson, District SuperintendentRev. Peter Moore, ADS

Central RegionRev. Mark BrewerMr. Doug IngersollRev. Evan OxnerRev. Rebecca PerryRev. Shawna RogersDr. Janet StarksDr. Mike TapperDr. Betty WeatherbyRev. Joel Wydysh

South RegionRev. Ken BanksRev. Jay GuptillRev. Rod GuptillRev. Sharon GuptillRev. Marilyn Mansvelt

North RegionMr. Lawrence FarrellRev. Neil HornerRev. Wayne RobertsonMrs. Debby Symonds

District Board of Ministerial Development (DBMD)

Rev. Peter Moore, ChairDr. H.C. Wilson, Ex-officioMrs. Jen AdamsRev. Bruce CheneyRev. Don IngersollMrs. Jean Irving, Lifetime HonouraryRev. Graham PerryRev. Robert TraftonMr. Ken Wright

Rev. Peter Moore, ChairDr. H.C. Wilson, Ex-officioMr. Ken BandyRev. Nicholas GrahamMrs. Liz HoytMr. Shane Hoyt Mrs. Jean Irving, Lifetime Honourary Mr. Dean StephensonMrs. Ruth Woodworth

Beulah Session Caton’s Island Session

Zone Chairs and Churches

CrystalEastonFlorenceville-BristolFort FairfieldHartland

HoultonLower BrightonMonticelloPerth-AndoverPresque Isle

Aroostook: Lic. Jamin Melanson 207-473-7322

Central New Brunswick: Rev. Ryan Farrell 506-575-8937BlissfieldFredericton - CorbettFredericton - CrosspointFredericton - JourneyLower Hainesville

Maple RidgeMiramichiNackawicWoodstock

Central Nova Scotia/PEI: Rev. Denn Guptill 902-832-2222AmherstDartmouthHalifax - Deep WaterHalifax - Metro Hammonds Plains

HamptonKentvilleTruroWestchester

Down East: Rev. Steve Sinclair 207-990-1711Bangor - The RiverBeals

JonesportScarborough

Southern New Brunswick: Rev. Graham Perry 506-634-8900Black’s HarbourBrown’s Flat Grand BayGrand HarbourHavelockHead of MillstreamMoncton

NortonNorth HeadQuispamsisSaint John Seal CoveSussex

Southern Nova Scotia: Rev. Shawn Craven 902-837-4796Brazil LakeDigbyHavelockIngomarPort Maitland

ShelburneWest HeadWood’s HarbourYarmouth

The Rock: Rev. Stuart Marples 709-747-3799Mount Pearl

District Camp Boards

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Church-Pastor Directory 2016-2017AMHERST, NS6 Maltby Court, Amherst, NS B4H 2L6 902-667-9126www.amherstwesleyan.com Evan Oxner, Pastor BANGOR, ME - THE RIVER146 Center Street, Bangor, ME 04401 207-990-1711www.rcwonline.org Steve Sinclair, Lead Pastor Rich Thomas, Pastor of Children & Community Connection

BEALS, MEPO Box 166, Beals, ME 04611 207-497-2262 Nick Wilson, Pastor

BLACK’S HARBOUR, NB676 Main Street, Black’s Harbour, NB E5H 1C1 506-456-2144 Greg Card, Pastor

BLISSFIELD, NB10758 Route 8, Blissfield, NB E9C 1Y9 In the Hands of the DBA

BRAZIL LAKE, NS873 Brazil Lake Road, Brazil Lake, NS B4A 5N3 902-761-2566 Kevin Myers, Pastor

BROWN’S FLAT, NB9 Bethel Avenue, Brown’s Flat, NB E5M 2T9 506-468-2152 Wayne Briggs, Pastor

CRYSTAL, ME360 Winding Hill Road, Island Falls, ME 04747207-463-2105 Peter Main, Retired Volunteer (Supply)

DARTMOUTH, NS - HILLSIDE50 Ritcey Crescent, Cole Harbour, NS B2W 6J8 902-434-6333www.hillsidewesleyan.com Jay Guptill, Lead Pastor Sharon Guptill, Pastor of Worship & Discipleship Michael Zottarelli, Pastor of Connections

DIGBY, NS84 Victoria Street, PO Box 1326, Digby, NS BOV 1AO 902-245-4634 Andrew Maves, Lead Pastor Tim Long, Minister of Youth

EASTON, ME210 Center Road, Box 15, Easton, ME 04740207-488-6874 Tony Stevens, Pastor

FLORENCEVILLE-BRISTOL, NB - TRINITY7 Kirk Street, Florenceville-Bristol, NB E7L 2G9506-392-6963 Ben Medel, Lead Pastor Bayley Medel, Worship Leader

FORT FAIRFIELD, ME - COMMUNITYPO Box 202, 9 Wesleyan Drive, Fort Fairfield, ME 04742207-473-7322 Jamin Melanson, Pastor FREDERICTON, NB - CORBETT AVE.55 Corbett Avenue, Fredericton, NB E3A 3X3 506-472-0044 Troy McKnight, Lead Pastor R.T. Benson, Pastor Emeritus Matthew Fahringer, Pastor of Student Ministries

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HALIFAX, NS - METRO21 Roxham Close, Halifax, NS B3S 1G2902-443-2161 Kevin Wilson, Lead Pastor Mike Savary, Youth Pastor Anton Topilnyckyj, Pastor of Discipleship & Prayer HAMMONDS PLAINS, NS - CORNERSTONE1215 Hammonds Plains Rd, Hammonds Plains, NS B4B 2E1 902-832-2222www.cornerstonewesleyan.ca Denn Guptill, Lead Pastor Deborah Gilbert, Missions Pastor Stefan Gilbert, Assistant Pastor Mike Kneebone, Administrator Marilyn Mansvelt, Family Care Pastor Mike White, Assistant Pastor

HAMPTON, PE - ISLANDPO Box 4915, Crapaud, PE COA 1JO 902-658-2588www.iwcpei.ca Joel Wydysh, Pastor

HARTLAND, NBPO Box 852, 115 Somerville Road, Hartland, NB E7P 3K4 506-375-4896 David Wilcox, Pastor

HAVELOCK, NB1984 Route 885, Havelock, NB E4Z 5M7506-534-8253 Glen McVicar, Pastor

HAVELOCK, NS5507 Route 340, Weymouth, NS BOW 3TO902-837-4796www.havelockwesleyan.ca Shawn Craven, Pastor Tracy Marr, Student Ministries Pastor

FREDERICTON, NB - CROSSPOINT4 Coronation Court, Fredericton, NB E3A 4K4506-452-7110www.crosspointchurch.ca Mark Brewer, Lead Pastor Jamie Cambers, Assistant Pastor Natalie Estey, Children’s Pastor David Rowe, Assistant Pastor John Sherwood, Youth Pastor FREDERICTON, NB - JOURNEY131 Duncan Lane, Fredericton, NB E3B 7S2 506-458-9232www.journeyonline.ca Matthew Maxwell, Lead Pastor Matt Palmer, Worship Arts & Youth Pastor Kathy Shanks, Family Life Pastor Scott Wood, Outreach & Evangelism Pastor

GRAND BAY-WESTFIELD, NB - RIVER VALLEY45 Ridge Way, Grand Bay - Westfield, NB E5K 1Y9 506-738-3669 David McElhinney, Lead Pastor John McElhinney, Pastor Emeritus Dan McGuire, Financial Stewardship Pastor Shawna Rogers, Assistant Pastor

GRAND HARBOUR, NB - CENTRAL1212 Route 776, Grand Manan, NB E5G 1G1506-662-3646 Steve Brown, Lead Pastor Caleb Richardson, Pastor of Youth & Family Ministries

HALIFAX, NS - DEEP WATER 5657 North Street, Halifax, NS B3K 1N3 902-406-0990www.deepwaterchurch.com A. J. Thomas, Lead Pastor Stewart W. Steeves, Pastor Emeritus Bradford Rogers, Assistant Pastor for Spiritual Formation & Leadership & Volunteer Development Kelly Thomas, Assistant Pastor for Administration, Communication & Communication

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MAPLE RIDGE, NB1125 Route 605, Maple Ridge, NB E6E 1W5506-463-8144 Nick Graham, Lead Pastor Mike Agrell, Family Life Pastor

MIRAMICHI, NB52 Nelson Street - Highway 126, Miramichi, NB E1N 6A1506-622-7845 Ron & Karen Purdy, Co-Pastors

MONCTON, NB945 St. George Blvd., Moncton, NB E1E 2C9 506-857-2293www.monctonwesleyan.com Tim Guptill, Lead Pastor L.D. Buckingham, Pastor Emeritus Dale Betts, Executive Pastor William Brownlee, Principal, Moncton Christian Academy Andrew Donovan, Pastor of Youth & Young Adults Shane Grant, Pastor of Communications Liz Hoyt, Children’s Pastor Mike Tapper, Pastor of Connections David Way, Pastor of Care MONTICELLO, MEBox 186, 11 Church Street, Monticello, ME 04760207-538-9762 Jason Rooney, Pastor

MOUNT PEARL, NL - SOLID ROCK111 Park Avenue, Mount Pearl, NL A1N 1J6709-747-3799www.solidrockwesleyan.ca Stuart Marples, Lead Pastor Ryan Tarrow, Satellite Pastor

NACKAWIC, NB475 Otis Drive, Nackawic, NB E6G 1C7 506-575-8937 Ryan Farrell, Pastor

HEAD OF MILLSTREAM, NB2317 Rte 880, Head of Millstream, NB E4G 1R2506-433-1761 Vince Robertson, Pastor

HOULTON, MEPO Box 1146, 18 Kelleran Street, Houlton, ME 04730 207-532-9056www.houltonwesleyan.org Wayne Robertson, Lead Pastor Matt Blackford, Student Ministries Pastor Mel Norton, Assistant Pastor

INGOMAR, NS - FAITHRR 3, 164 Black Point Road, Ingomar, NS BOT 1EO902-637-3710 Brad Eisan, Lead Pastor Tracey Eisan, Assistant Pastor

JONESPORT, MEPO Box 2, 143 Main Street, Jonesport, ME 04649207-497-2225 Andrew Phillips, Pastor

KENTVILLE, NS - NEW HOPEPO Box 903, 7054 Chester Avenue, Kentville, NS B4N 4H8 902-678-2222www.nhwchurch.ca Scott Prime, Lead Pastor Jedie Elliott, Assistant Pastor Joey Millington, Pastor of Youth Lauren Millington, Pastor of Children Sharon Simoneau, Pastor of Outreach & Missions

LOWER BRIGHTON, NB5862 Route 105, Lower Brighton, NB E7P 1A3 506-375-6421 Jacob Ebbett, Pastor

LOWER HAINESVILLE, NB468 Central Hainesville Road, Lower Hainesville, NB E6E 1B8 506-463-8309 Scott Lewis, Pastor

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Linda Lamos, Children’s Pastor Jay Muir, Worship Pastor Josiah Swim, Assistant Pastor John Symonds, Assistant Pastor

SAINT JOHN, NB - FIRST399 Boars Head Road, Saint John, NB E2K 5C1506-634-8900www.sj1.ca Graham Perry, Lead Pastor J. A. MacKenzie, Pastor Emeritus Rebecca Perry, Assistant Pastor Walter Perry, Visitation Pastor Dan Young, Worship Pastor

SCARBOROUGH, ME - COASTAL260 U.S. Route 1, Scarborough, ME 04074207-885-5820www.coastalchurchmaine.com David Zigler, Lead Pastor

SEAL COVE, NB1900 Route 776, Grand Manan, NB E5G 3H2506-662-8112 Ward McComiskey, Pastor Gene Hudson, Pastor Emeritus

SHELBURNE, NS - HOPE1531 Lake Road, Shelburne, NS B0T 1W0902-875-1210 Carl & Evelyn Brewer, Co-Pastors

SUSSEX, NB280 St. George Street, Sussex, NB E4E 1G6506-433-3500www.swc.ca Don Ingersoll, Lead Pastor Steve Bean, Assistant Pastor Natasha Dongell, Director of Worship Andrea Gunter, Pastor of Family Life & Special Projects Janet Ingersoll, Administrative Assistant Bradford Jordan, Student Ministries Pastor Emily Pickert, Assistant Pastor Rob Trafton, Minister of Pastoral Care

NORTH HEAD, NB172 Route 776, Grand Manan, NB E5G 1A3506-662-3137 Stephen Bradley, Pastor

NORTON, NB676 Route 124, Norton, NB E5T 1R5506-839-2324 Mark Cooney, Pastor

PERTH-ANDOVER, NB1177 West Riverside Drive, Perth-Andover, NB E7H 5G6 506-273-6561 Reg Thomas, Lead Pastor Dan Burman, Youth Pastor PORT MAITLAND, NS3276 Hwy 1, Port Maitland, NS B5A 5T3 902-649-2337 Barry Vernon, Pastor

PRESQUE ISLE, MEPO Box 763, 387 Centerline Road, Presque Isle, ME 04769 207-764-5187www.piwc.org Bud Fancy, Lead Pastor Darren Bonville, Pastor of Assimilation Bernard Brown, Pastor of Seniors Ministry Jeremy Hale, Pastor of Worship Arts Debbie Rooney, Pastor of Children’s Ministries David Sylvain, Pastor of Student Ministries

QUISPAMSIS, NB - KINGS CHURCH332 Hampton Road, Quispamsis, NB E2E 4S9 506-847-5343www.kingsvalley.ca Brent Ingersoll, Senior Pastor Del Heiney, Executive Pastor Dan Lamos, Associate Pastor Andy Broad, Student Ministries Pastor Kari Broad, Assistant Children’s Pastor Seth Fancy, Lead Pastor, Kings Church HRM A.J. Guptill, Technical Director Greg Hanson, Assistant Pastor

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TRURO, NS - CONNECTION38 Pleasant Street, Truro, NS B2N 3R7 902-893-9521www.connectionchurchtruro.ca Ken Banks, Pastor Lisa Gervais, Assistant Pastor

WEST HEAD, NS Box 111, 12 Woodland St., Clark’s Harbour, NS BOW 1PO 902-745-2228www.westheadchurch.com Douglas Tatton, Pastor

WESTCHESTER, NSP O Box 28, 4609 Wentworth-Collingwood Road, Westchester Station, NS BOM 2AO902-324-2507 Linda Fillmore, Pastor

WOOD’S HARBOUR, NS7225 Hwy 3, Wood’s Harbour, NS BOW 2EO902-723-2963www.whwc.ca Rod Guptill, Pastor

WOODSTOCK, NB340 Lockhart Mill Road, Jacksonville, NB E7M 3S4 506-328-3263www.woodstockwesleyan.org Dale MacDonald, Lead Pastor Neil Horner, Associate Pastor

YARMOUTH, NSPO Box 337, 70 Haley Road, Yarmouth, NS B5A 4B3 902-742-7323www.yarmouthwc.com A. J. Plaizier, Lead Pastor Karl Gorman, Pastor Emeritus Tom Cann, Assistant Pastor David Hockley, Community Pastor Allison Jacobson, Children’s Pastor

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Personnel Directory

Last Name First Name Spouse Email Address Telephone Address City Prov. / State Postal/ Zip Ordination Date

Adams Judy Wayne [email protected] 902-895-1079 2004 Prince Street Truro NS B2N 1K3 2000

Agrell Mike Kate [email protected] 506-324-4778 1125 Route 605 Maple Ridge NB E6E 1W5 2009

Bagley Milton Patsy [email protected] 506-738-2511 1 Longwood Drive Grand Bay/Westfield NB E5K 2R7 1954

Bagley Robert Brenda [email protected] 864-324-1734 PO Box 50434 Indianapolis IN 46250 1979

Bain Charles Ruby [email protected] 506-874-3459 3291 Main Street Salisbury NB E4J 2L1 1963

Banks Ken April [email protected] 902-956-1485 52 Deblyn Avenue Brookfield NS B0N 1C0 1995

Bean Steve Maggie [email protected] 506-435-1830 280 St. George Street Sussex NB E4E 1G6 1999

Benson Cameron Ginnie [email protected] 615-974-1755 518 Brennan Lane Franklin TN 37067 1982

Benson Roosevelt Grace 506-472-7410 91 Sunset Drive, #22 Fredericton NB E3A 1A2 1950

Bickford Jason Jennifer [email protected] 506-647-4473 10 Meenan's Cove Road Quispamsis NB E2E 1M7 1997

Biggar John Heather [email protected] 506-343-2281 84 Jean Street Saint John NB E2J 1J9 1992

Blackford Matthew Ashley [email protected] 207-532-9056 21 High Street, Apt 201 Houlton ME 04730

Blaikie Jason Christine [email protected] 616-772-4969 PO Box 50434 Indianapolis IN 46250 2011

Blinn Wayne Grace [email protected] 506-323-0443 120 East Irish Settlement Road Irish Settlement NB E7M 4Y8 1969

Bonville Darren Cheryl [email protected] 207-468-7991 32 State Street Presque Isle ME 04769

Bradley Brian Brenda [email protected] 506-375-6096 520 Main Street Hartland NB E7P 2N5 1981

Bradley Stephen Heather [email protected] 506-660-1205 172 Route 776 Grand Manan NB E5G 1A3 1974

Branscombe Tim Holly [email protected] 506-321-0654 183 Hanna Road Westport ON K0G 1X0 2005

Brewer Carl Evelyn 902-875-1210 54 Evergreen Street Fredericton NB E3B 6N4 1996

Brewer Evelyn Carl 902-875-1210 54 Evergreen Street Fredericton NB E3B 6N4 1999

Brewer Mark Elizabeth [email protected] 506-471-3025 86 Route 628 Penniac NB E3A 8X3 2006

Briggs Wayne Pat [email protected] 506-651-3590 9 Bethel Avenue Browns Flat NB E5M 2T9 1969

Broad Andy Kari [email protected] 506-647-0581 11 Tagish Road Quispamsis NB E2E 6C2 2012

Brown Bernard Jean [email protected] 207-540-6500 6 Harvest Meadows, Apt #3 Fort Fairfield ME O4742 1958

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Personnel Directory


Brown Steve Tanya [email protected] 506-469-5136 1280 Rte 776 Grand Manan NB E5G 1G3 1984

Brown Velda 787-720-3876 Box 1489, Wesleyan Academy Guaynabo PR OO970

Brownlee Willie Gail [email protected] 506-857-2293 945 St George Boulevard Moncton NB E1E 2C9 1989

Bubar Harold Daphne [email protected] 506-815-0155 127 McKay Loop Road Pennfield NB E5H 2L1 1992

Buckingham L. D. Lois [email protected] 506-227-6886 44 Camelot Moncton NB E1A 6P2 1962

Burbury William Wilma [email protected] 352-442-0597 8176 Peace Avenue Brooksville FL 34601 1957

Burman Daniel [email protected] 506-273-6561 42A Terrace Street Perth-Andover NB E7H 4Z1

Cambers Jamie Catherine [email protected] 506-292-0221 60 Lombardi Lane Fredericton NB E3A 1N9 2015

Campbell Garry Joanne [email protected] 506-273-8247 28 Victoria Street Perth-Andover NB E7H 5C7 1994

Cann Thomas Jessica [email protected] 902-742-7323 P O Box 337 Yarmouth NS B5A 4B3 2014

Canney Ben Sarah [email protected] 506-435-2509 3 Micheal Street Sussex Corner NB E4E 2V1 2005

Card Greg Angie [email protected] 506-609-0830 674 Main Street Black's Harbour NB E5H 1C1 1987

Cheney Bruce Roxie [email protected] 506-333-0827 1 Hebron Avenue Browns Flat NB E5M 2V9 1984

Churchill Gary Debbie [email protected] 506-622-0126 47 Sherwood Drive South Esk NB E1V 4N3 1976

Clark Darren Janel [email protected] 506-738-2981 6 Rideau Street Saint John NB E2M 6X8 2005

Clark Janel Darren [email protected] 506-608-0800 6 Rideau Street Saint John NB E2M 6X8 2004

Collins David Trista [email protected] 207-272-5281 126 Forbes Lane Windham ME 04062 2001

Collins Trista David [email protected] 207-272-5281 126 Forbes Lane Windham ME 04062 2001

Cooney Mark Karen [email protected] 506-567-9358 82 Riverside Dr. E. Norton NB E5T 1C3 1992

Corey Amy [email protected] 506-875-1884 8 Birksdale Drive Salisbury NS E4J 1Z7 2010

Craven Shawn Michelle [email protected] 902-837-8298 4473 Highway 340 Weymouth NS B0W 3T0 2000

DenHollander John Cindy [email protected] 902-789-3300 63 James Street Prospect Bay NS B3T 1Z6 1979

Dongell Brent Natasha [email protected] 506-435-4467 55 Summit Avenue Sussex NB E4E 5L2 2010

Dongell Natasha Brent [email protected] 506-567-0780 55 Summit Avenue Sussex NB E4E 5L2 2016

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Personnel Directory


Donovan Drew Amy [email protected] 506-857-2293 149 Ayer Avenue Moncton NB E1C 8H1 2000

Ebbett Jacob Nikki [email protected] 506-324-3399 5862 Route 105 Lower Brighton NB E7P 1A3 2014

Eisan Bradley Tracey [email protected] 902-635-1398 6340 Shore Road Port Saxon NS B0T 1W0 2016

Eisan Tracey Bradley [email protected] 902-579-1395 6340 Shore Road Port Saxon NS B0T 1W0 2016

Elliott Jedie [email protected] 902-300-5948 10 Bonavista Avenue New Minas NS B4N 4H9 2016

Elliott Stephen Helen [email protected] 506-512-0780 44 Wesley Drive Sussex NB E4E 5Z8 1985

Emmett Storer Wilma [email protected] 585-567-4574 7373 Park Drive Houghton NY 14744 1961

Fahringer Matt Ashlei [email protected] 506-472-0044 26 Watters Drive Fredericton NB E3A 3T1

Fancy Bud Irene [email protected] 207-227-6139 PO Box 1330 Presque Isle ME 04769 1975

Fancy Seth Leanne [email protected] 506-645-8982 332 Hampton Road Quispamsis NB E2E 4S9 2008

Farrell Ryan Maridel [email protected] 506-575-8837 16 Mclaren Crescent Nackawic NB E6G 1C7 1998

Fillmore Linda Sterling [email protected] 902-324-2507 4609 Wentworth-Collingwood, Box 28 Westchester Station NS B0M 2A0 2005

Flewelling Terry Carolee [email protected] 859-858-0933 414 Epworth Avenue Wilmore KY 40390 1991

Forbes Randall Alma [email protected] 506-433-6775 154 Maple Avenue Sussex NB E4E 2N3 2009

Gavel Kenneth Eileen [email protected] 506-433-3620 26 Western Street, P O Box 5125 Sussex NB E4E 5L2 1978

Gervais Lisa [email protected] 506-432-0194 38 Pleasant Street Truro NS B2N 3R7

Gidney Natalie Rolly [email protected] 902-837-7556 4746 Highway 1, Box 277 Weymouth NS B0W 3T0

Gilbert Deborah Stefan [email protected] 902-818-3365 246 Innovation Drive, #109 Bedford NS B4B 0G4 2016

Gilbert Stefan Deborah [email protected] 902-817-8770 246 Innovation Drive, #109 Bedford NS B4B 0G4 2016

Gilles Carl Maya [email protected] 418-932-5632 14 Route 132 Gascon PQ G0C 1P0 2005

Gorman Karl Helene [email protected] 902-742-7500 29 Collins Street Yarmouth NS B5A 3E1 1955

Gorveatte Kenneth Anne [email protected] 352-593-5202 7478 Epworth Drive Brooksville FL 34601 1960

Gosman Neville Donna [email protected] 506-434-3501 225 Quirk Road Wards Creek NB E4E 4P1 1995

Graham Nick Elizabeth [email protected] 506-476-8064 1125 Route 605 Maple Ridge NB E6E 1W5 2005

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Grant Shane Nathalie [email protected] 506-432-1298 308 Lonsdale Drive Moncton NB E1G0A8 2013

Green David Kerry Ann [email protected] 506-622-4699 1423 Route 11 Brushton NY 12916 1995

Guptill Denn Angela [email protected] 902-818-8770 78 Kingswood Drive Hammonds Plains NS B4B 1K4 1986

Guptill Jay Sharon [email protected] 902-880-7101 34 Deerbrooke Drive Dartmouth NS B2V 1W3 1987

Guptill Rod Joy [email protected] 902-320-5000 7169 Hwy 3 Lr Woods Harbour NS B0W2E0 1983

Guptill Sharon Jay [email protected] 902-402-5767 34 Deerbrooke Drive Dartmouth NS B2V 1W3 2015

Guptill Tim Gayla [email protected] 506-232-2209 87 Bennett Avenue Moncton NB E1E 4H3 1994

Hale Jeremy Heather [email protected] 207-212-2319 721 E. Presque Isle Road Caribou ME 04736

Hanson Gregory Shera [email protected] 506-608-0871 9 Chilkoot Ct Quispamsis NB E2E 6C2 1997

Hayes Peter Cathy [email protected] 506-292-0392 PO Box 50434 Indianapolis IN 46250 2005

Heiney Del Melissa [email protected] 506-343-6260 332 Hampton Road Quispamsis NB E2E 4S9

Hicks Leslie Aline 506-756-4219 PO Box 2053 Havelock NB E4Z 6H3 1951

Higgs Kendra Jonathan [email protected] 506-609-1874 39 Kenmore Trail West Quaco NB E5R 0B5 2012

Higle David Jane [email protected] 317-515-7871 18893 Course View Road Noblesville IN 46060 1983

Hockley David Amy [email protected] 902-635-2222 46 Huntington Street Yarmouth NS B5A 2S3 2013

Horner Neil Heidi [email protected] 506-324-0146 340 Lockhart Mill Road Jacksonville NB E7M 3S4 2003

Hoyt Jeffrey Elizabeth [email protected] 506-232-0382 42 Vine Avenue Moncton NB E1E 1J9 2002

Hoyt Tyler Annette [email protected] 902-210-2050 8 Bible Camp Road RR#1 Malagash NS B0K 1E0 2006

Hudson Gene [email protected] 506-607-0721 73 Red Point Road Grand Manan NB E5G 4J1 1962

Hughes Jeffery Sarah [email protected] 506-229-2135 15 Hemmingway Lane Riverview NB E1B 0C4 2004

Ingersoll Brent Melanie [email protected] 506-647-6606 29 Lake Road Quispamsis NB E2E 4P9 2008

Ingersoll Dana Tavie [email protected] 902-675-3869 1261 Kingston Road Kingston PE C0A 1H0 1999

Ingersoll David Genevieve [email protected] 506-343-3089 2 Baker Avenue Brown's Flat NB E5M 0B3 1973

Ingersoll Don Janet [email protected] 506-567-0728 15 Carriage Drive Upper Coverdale NB E1J 2A9 1980

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Ingersoll Perry Jean [email protected] 506-468-1910 11 Jericho Avenue Brown's Flat NB E5M 0B2 1967

Jeffries Katherine Tim [email protected] 506-839-2663 380 Mercer Settlement Rd. Norton NB E5T 1V8 2010

Johnson Betty Ronald [email protected] 902-814-2234 87 Dresden Way Debert NS B0M 1G0 2006

Johnston Lona 506-472-1628 9 Collett Court Fredericton NB E3A 4G3 1984

Jordan Bradford [email protected] 506-962-5057 149 Ronald Avenue Moncton NB E1G 2V8

Keith Brenda Greg [email protected] 506-434-5589 4 Sunset Ct. Smiths Creek NB E4G 2T9

Kent Oland [email protected] 506-468-2895 172 Beulah Road Brown's Flat NB E5M 2R4 1958

Lamos Dan Linda [email protected] 506-650-2600 403 Hampton Road Quispamsis NB E2E 4V5 1986

Lamos John Jesse [email protected] 506-609-2111 403 Hampton Road Quispamsis NB E2E 4V5

Lennox Stephen Eileen [email protected] 506-432-0070 26 Western Street, PO Box 5125 Sussex NB E4E 5L2 1983

LeRoy David Joanne [email protected] 506-866-3055 240 Rennick Road Moncton NB E1G 4X9 1975

Lewis Scott Sharon [email protected] 506-471-9914 435 Central Hainesville Rd Lower Hainesville NB E6E 1B9 1990

Long Tim Julie [email protected] 902-247-2836 RR1 Sandy Cove Digby County NS B0V 1E0 2015

MacDonald Dale Sherry [email protected] 506-323-0596 340 Lockhart Mill Road Jacksonville NB E7M 3S4 1983

MacDougal Donnie Stephanie [email protected] 506-324-4683 16 Briggs Road Lindsay NB E7M 5M9 2009

MacKenzie Jack Charlene [email protected] 506-642-4166 300 Boars Head Road, #124 Saint John NB E2K 5C2 1957

MacKinnon Gerald Kaye [email protected] 352-796-8751 8064 John Drive Brooksville FL 34601 1958

Macumber Murray Sandra [email protected] 506-871-4241 117 Summit Avenue Sussex NB E4E 1A7 1996

Main Peter Joan [email protected] 207-694-3881 360 Winding Hill Road Crystal ME 04747

Mansvelt Marilyn Chris [email protected] 902-880-4343 52 Crestfield Drive Hammonds Plains NS B4B 1E9 1988

Marples Stuart Kellie [email protected] 709-364-6178 111 Park Avenue Mount Pearl NL A1N 1J6 1984

Marr Tracy Heidi [email protected] 902-841-1491 3964 Patrice Road, RR2 Weymouth NS B0W 3T0

Maves Andrew Allyson [email protected] 902-247-1363 8 Belair Digby NS B0V 1A0 2000

Maxwell Arthur Sherry [email protected] 506-567-9319 585 South Canaan Road Coles Island NB E4C 2S6 1977

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Maxwell Matthew Suzanne [email protected] 506-471-9720 34 Oakland Farm Lane New Maryland NB E3C 2L8 1997

McComiskey Ward Elaine [email protected] 506-662-5706 1896 Route 776 Grand Manan NB E5G 3H2 1987

McCrea-MacCallum Sheila Ken [email protected] 902-853-6523 PO Box 697 Alberton PE C0B 1B0 1963

McDowell Rob Julie [email protected] 902-864-3059 21 Aspen Court Lower Sackville NS B4C 1E5 2002

McElhinney David Carolyn [email protected] 506-647-0640 10 Birchee Drive Grand Bay/Westfield NB E5K 1Y9 1978

McElhinney John [email protected] 506-653-7179 10 Birchee Drive GrandBay/Westfield NB E5K 1Y9 1959

McGuire Elwood Rachel [email protected] 506-650-3202 33 Glenview Drive Saint John NB E2H 2R5 1992

McKnight Troy Theresa [email protected] 506-897-2786 105 Wiggins Drive Fredericton NB E3A 5N7 2001

Jeremy Mina [email protected] 506-847-4447 123 Neck Road Quispamsis NB E2G 1K9 2004

McVicar Glen Eleanor [email protected] 506-750-0050 4547 Route 880 Havelock NB E4Z 5K5 1996

Medel Bayley Ben [email protected] 506-245-1546 7 Kirk Street Florenceville/Bristol NB E7L 2A5

Medel Ben Bayley [email protected] 506-245-1546 7 Kirk Street Florenceville/Bristol NB E7L 2A5 2013

Melanson Frank Carolyn [email protected] 902-843-2242 88 Kaulback Street, Apt 2 Truro NS B2N 3M6 1989

Melanson Jamin Naomi [email protected] 207-540-8056 9 Wesleyan Street Fort Fairfield ME 04742

Millington Joseph Lauren [email protected] 902-300-5380 7-59 Hillside Avenue, Box 3613 Wolfville NS B4P 2A9

Millington Lauren Joseph [email protected] 902-221-7137 7-59 Hillside Avenue, Box 3613 Wolfville NS B4P 2A9

Moore Peter Ellen [email protected] 506-232-7453 47 Laird Avenue Moncton NB E1E 2P2 1995

Moore William Joyce [email protected] 506-474-0362 205 MacDonald Avenue Fredericton NB E3A 2H5 1991

Morgan William [email protected] 506-447-8580 120 Sunset Drive Apt 8 Fredericton NB E3A1A3 1951

Mullen Laurence Vesta [email protected] 585-567-8886 9875 Seymour Street Houghton NY 14744 1953

Murray Brian Darlene [email protected] 506-392-1801 2263 Route 560 Lakeville NB E7K 3G2 1984

Myers Kevin Laura-Lee [email protected] 902-740-5510 873 Brazil Lake Road Brazil Lake NS B4A 5N3 2004

Nace Tanya Jonathan [email protected] 317-376-2974 827 Enterprise Way Maryville TN 37801 2008

Norton Mel Sandra [email protected] 506-328-2659 151 Eastwood Drive Woodstock NB E7M 1P7 1972

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Personnel Directory


Oicle Amanda B. J. [email protected] 902-789-6773 45 Valleyfield Road Dartmouth NS B2W 1N6

Otis Ed Marilyn [email protected] 506-435-1800 2 Jock's Lane Norton NB E5T 1B5 2000

Oxner Evan Heidi [email protected] 902-397-1901 24 Clinton Street Amherst NS B4H 1K3 2013

Palmer Larry Becky [email protected] 207-769-2216 PO Box 2 Presque Isle ME 04769 1998

Palmer Matthew Laura [email protected] 506-449-3111 30 Hannah Crescent Fredericton NB E3A 0H4 2011

Peed Bill (William) Marrilee [email protected] 506-433-8612 76 Riverview Avenue Sussex NB E4E 1A2 1979

Perry Graham Rebecca [email protected] 506-654-7837 395 Boars Head Road Saint John NB E2K 5C1 2005

Perry Rebecca Graham [email protected] 506-245-1401 395 Boars Head Road Saint John NB E2K 5C1 2006

Perry Walter Margo [email protected] 506-468-1119 265 Beulah Road Brown's Flat NB E5M 2R5 1971

Phillips Andrew Tammie [email protected] 207-512-6718 4 Arks Street, Box 2 Jonesport ME 04649 1999

Pickert Emily [email protected] 506-435-4376 10 Elm Street Sussex NB E4E 1E5

Plaizier A .J. Julia [email protected] 902-774-1800 PO Box 337 Yarmouth NS B5A 4B3 2008

Prime Scott Shari [email protected] 902-670-7807 PO Box 903 Kentville NS B4N 4H8 1994

Purdy Karen Ron [email protected] 506-626-2554 74 Elizabeth Street, #73 Miramichi NB E1V 1W2

Purdy Ron Karen [email protected] 506-626-2554 74 Elizabeth Street, #73 Miramichi NB E1V 1W2

Rhyno D. Scott Elizabeth [email protected] 317-995-3119 PO Box 50434 Indianapolis NB 46250 2008

Richardson Caleb Jerusha [email protected] 506-662-3646 94 Ingalls Head Road Grand Manan NB E5G 3G2 2016

Riley Jim Debbie [email protected] 506-472-1989 125 Crockett Street Fredericton NB E3A 4H2 1987

Robertson Dale Sherry [email protected] 902-748-0111 2345 Highway 334 Arcadia NS B0W 1B0 1991

Robertson Karen Vincent [email protected] 506-738-2981 48 Valley Road Kars NB E5T 2X3

Robertson Vincent Karen [email protected] 506-485-2919 48 Valley Road Kars NB E5T 2X3 2012

Robertson Wayne Brenda [email protected] 207-694-0243 PO Box 1146 Houlton ME 04730 1983

Robinson Todd Karen [email protected] 506-262-7531 84 Fisher Ave Fredericton NB E3A 4J2 2002

Rogers Bradford Ashley [email protected] 902-329-5683 43 Lovell Lane Halifax NS B3R 0A2

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Personnel Directory


Rogers Shawna Mike [email protected] 506-647-0635 3 Farry Cove Lane Saint John NB E2M 6V5 2002

Rooney Debbie Stephen [email protected] 207-488-6843 461 Center Rd Easton ME 04740 2012

Rooney Jason Emily [email protected] 207-488-6115 PO Box 333 Easton ME 04740

Ross Mike Tracy [email protected] 506-639-3850 1739 Lorneville Road Lorneville NB E2M 7K4 2000

Rowe David Vicki [email protected] 506-999-2284 45 Ridgeview Drive Keswick Ridge NB E6L 1R1 2000

Sabine Kirk Virnna [email protected] 506-434-2356 PO Box 5125, 26 Western Street Sussex NB E4E5L2 1997

Saunders Lindsey [email protected] 506-432-4400 PO Box 5125, 26 Western Street Sussex NB E4E 5L2

Savary Michael Emily [email protected] 902-488-7162 59 Brentwood Avenue Timberlea NS B3T 1E5

Shanks Kathy Randy [email protected] 506-238-1346 756 Irvine Street Fredericton NB E3A 3C5

Sherwood John Kelsey [email protected] 506-476-5630 4 Coronation Court Fredericton NB E3A 4K4 2016

Simoneau Sharon Dan [email protected] 902-840-0027 PO Box 701 Greenwood NS B0P 1N0

Sinclair Stephen Nancy [email protected] 207-944-8688 46 Fifth Street Bangor ME 04401 1992

Smith Gaile Roger [email protected] 902-648-0015 Box 613 Yarmouth NS B5A 4B6 2000

Spearman Doug Marlene [email protected] 207-934-0983 2 Banks Brook Road Old Orchard Beach ME 04064 1977

Stairs Arnold [email protected] 902-213-0811 1 Millbrook Drive Stratford PE C1B 1X7 1949

Starks Janet Richard [email protected] 506-432-4400 291 Parleeville Road Norton NB E5T 1V1 1987

Starks Richard Janet [email protected] 506-839-2747 291 Parleeville Road Norton NB E5T 1V1 1983

Steeves Stewart Phyllis [email protected] 506-651-9051 11 McDonald Avenue Browns Flat NB E5M 2V5 1956

Stehouwer Martin [email protected] 506-261-9655 1073 McLeod Hill Road McLeod Hill NB E3G 6H8

Steppe Jon Melody [email protected] 317-517-0548 2132 Clearwater Way Elgin IL 60123 1991

Stephens Erin Jon [email protected] 902-818-6384 105 Poplar Drive Dartmouth NS B2W 2K7 2007

Stephens Jon Erin [email protected] 902-818-6384 105 Poplar Drive Dartmouth NS B2W 2K7 2002

Stevens Tony Teena [email protected] 207-551-0777 PO Box 202 Easton ME 04740

Stewart Connie Duane [email protected] 902-843-0828 143 Oakwood Drive Truro Heights NS B6L 1N3 2004

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Personnel Directory


Sylvain David Casey [email protected] 207-764-5187 PO Box 763 Presque Isle ME 04769

Symonds John Willo Ann [email protected] 506-343-0635 1 Kinghorn Ave Browns Flat NB E5M2T7 1983

Tapper Mike Kristy [email protected] 506-232-4730 6 Courteney Street Moncton NB E1C 9L2 2000

Tarrow Gabrielle Ryan [email protected] 709-689-0178 27 Tree Top Drive St. John's NL A1H 1A2

Tarrow Ryan Gabrielle [email protected] 709-689-0178 27 Tree Top Drive St. John's NL A1H 1A2 2010

Tatton Doug Rose Mary [email protected] 902-233-9953 5 Knowles Street, Box 111 Clarks Harbour NS B0W 1P0 1978

Thomas A. J. Kelly [email protected] 902-406-0990 418 Sheppards Run Beechville NS B3P 2G7 2003

Thomas Peter Janet [email protected] 506-472-7044 106 Jacob Street Fredericton NB E3G 0M7 1971

Thomas Reginald Kelly [email protected] 506-273-3188 1177 W Riverside Drive Perth-Andover NB E7H 5G6 1984

Thomas Richard Janice [email protected] 207-949-6725 4 Williams Street Bangor ME 04401 2007

Thompson Mark Vicki [email protected] 506-324-4394 3 Green Street Bristol NB E7L 2J1 1997

Thompson Walter Karen [email protected] 423-278-8750 110 Oliphant Drive Greeneville TN 37745 1964

Topilnyckyj Anton Louise [email protected] 902-220-8593 27 Loppie Close Beechville NS B3T 2G4 2016

Topilnyckyj Louise Anton [email protected] 902-220-8593 27 Loppie Close Beechville NS B3T 2G4 2014

Trafton Brittany Scott [email protected] 506-435-2424 241 Magnolia Avenue Sussex NB E4E2A1 2013

Trafton Robert Marti [email protected] 506-434-1445 115 Pleasant Avenue Sussex NB E4E 1X9 2005

Vernon Barry Melissa [email protected] 902-749-6745 3276 Highway 1 Port Maitland NS E5M 2P1 2004

Way David Deborah [email protected] 506-232-7000 268 Glencairn Drive Moncton NB E1G 3W 2003

Wheaton Mark Jane [email protected] 506-328-9915 2306 Route 550 Bloomfield NB E7K 1N4 1984

White Mike Nicki [email protected] 902-865-6053 54 Loggen Road Lower Sackville NS B4E1V7 1992

White Robin [email protected] PO Box 50434 Indianapolis IN 46250 2010

Whittey Frederick Lilyan [email protected] 902-670-6906 18 Greg Avenue New Minas NS B4N 4M9 1959

Whittier Frederic Melissa [email protected] 506-609-3494 1283 Manawagonish Road Saint John NB E2M 3X8 2001

Wilcox David Dawn [email protected] 506-324-3180 79 High Street Hartland NB E7P 2L3 1987

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Williams Mark Karen [email protected] 506-470-9288 662 Route 628 Durham Bridge NB E6C 1K2 2003

Wilson H C Gloria [email protected] 506-962-2263 8 Rockley Lane Moncton NB E1G 0C5 1973

Wilson Kevin Bev [email protected] 902-443-2161 21 Roxham Close Halifax NS B3S 1G2 1991

Wilson Nick Brenda [email protected] 207-530-0567 PO Box 166 Beals ME 04611 2016

Wood Scott Ruth [email protected] 506-451-5547 453 Westmorland Street Fredericton NB E3B 3M8 2014

Worth Mark Stephanie [email protected] 506-832-4480 17 Vaughn Drive Nauwigewauk NB E5N 6T9 2003

Wurnig Jeremy Karly [email protected] 902-817-9989 3-2440 Agricola Street Halifax NS B3K 4C2 2015

Wydysh Joel Vicky [email protected] 902-315-3464 1058 Route 10, RR1 Borden-Carleton PE C0B 1X0 1994

Young Kenneth Susan [email protected] 506-433-4275 25 Elm Street Sussex NB E4E 1E4 1987

Zigler David Laura [email protected] 317-292-3373 415 South Street Gorham ME 04038 2013

Zottarelli Michael Ashley [email protected] 902-830-0437 62 Grove Avenue Beaver Bank NS B4G 1B7 2010

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District Board of Administration onPastoral Placement 2016 - 2017Amherst Evan Oxner

Bangor - The River Steve Sinclair - Lead Pastor Richard Thomas - Pastor of Children & Community Connection Beals Island Nick Wilson

Black’s Harbour Greg Card

Blissfield In the Hands of the DBA

Brazil Lake Kevin Myers

Brown’s Flat Wayne Briggs

Crystal Peter Main - Retired Volunteer (Supply)

Dartmouth - Hillside Jay Guptill - Lead Pastor Sharon Guptill - Pastor of Worship & Discipleship Michael Zottarelli - Pastor of Community Connections

Digby Andrew Maves - Lead Pastor Tim Long - Minister of Youth

Easton Tony Stevens Florenceville-Bristol - Trinity Ben Medel - Lead Pastor Bayley Medel - Worship Pastor

Fort Fairfield Jamin Melanson

Fredericton - Corbett Troy McKnight - Lead Pastor R.T. Benson - Pastor Emeritus Matthew Fahringer - Pastor of Student Ministries

Fredericton - Crosspoint Mark Brewer - Lead Pastor Jamie Cambers - Assistant Pastor David Rowe - Assistant Pastor John Sherwood - Youth Pastor

Fredericton - Journey Matthew Maxwell - Lead Pastor Matt Palmer - Pastor of Worship Arts & Connections Kathy Shanks - Family Life Pastor Scott Wood - Outreach & Evangelism Pastor

Grand Bay-Westfield - River Valley David McElhinney - Lead Pastor John McElhinney - Pastor Emeritus Dan McGuire - Financial Stewardship Pastor Shawna Rogers - Assistant Pastor Grand Harbour - Central Steve Brown - Lead Pastor Caleb Richardson - Pastor of Youth & Family Ministries

Halifax - Deep Water A.J. Thomas - Lead Pastor Stewart W. Steeves - Pastor Emeritus Bradford Rogers - Assistant Pastor for Spiritual Formation & Leadership & Volunteer Development Kelly Thomas - Assistant Pastor for Administration, Communication & Connection Halifax - Metro Kevin Wilson - Lead Pastor Mike Savary - Youth Pastor Anton Topilnyckyj - Pastor of Discipleship & Prayer

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Lower Brighton Jacob Ebbett

Lower Hainesville Scott Lewis

Maple Ridge Nick Graham - Lead Pastor Mike Agrell - Family Life Pastor

Miramichi Ron & Karen Purdy - Co-pastors

Moncton Tim Guptill - Lead Pastor L.D. Buckingham - Pastor Emeritus William Brownlee - Principal, Moncton Christian Academy Andrew Donovan - Pastor of Youth & Young Adults Shane Grant - Pastor of Communications Mike Tapper - Connection Pastor David Way - Pastor of Care

Monticello Jason Rooney

Mount Pearl - Solid Rock Stuart Marples - Lead Pastor Ryan Tarrow - Satellite Pastor

Nackawic Ryan Farrell

North Head Stephen Bradley

Norton Mark Cooney Perth-Andover Reg Thomas - Lead Pastor Dan Burman - Minister of Youth

Hammonds Plains - Cornerstone Denn Guptill - Lead Pastor Deborah Gilbert - Missions Pastor Stefan Gilbert - Assistant Pastor Marilyn Mansvelt - Family Care Pastor Mike White - Assistant Pastor

Hampton - Island Joel Wydysh

Hartland David Wilcox

Havelock, NB Glen McVicar

Havelock, NS Shawn Craven - Lead Pastor Tracy Marr - Student Ministries Pastor

Head of Millstream Vince Robertson

Houlton Wayne Robertson - Lead Pastor Mel Norton - Assistant Pastor Matt Blackford - Student Ministries Pastor Ingomar - Faith Brad Eisan - Lead Pastor Tracey Eisan - Assistant Pastor

Jonesport Andrew Phillips

Kentville - New Hope Scott Prime - Lead Pastor Jedie Elliott - Assistant Pastor Joey Millington - Pastor of Youth Lauren Millington - Pastor of Children Sharon Simoneau - Pastor of Outreach & Missions

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Truro - Connection Ken Banks - Lead Pastor Lisa Gervais - Assistant Pastor

West Head Douglas Tatton

Westchester Linda Fillmore

Wood’s Harbour Rod Guptill - Pastor Woodstock Dale MacDonald - Lead Pastor Neil Horner - Associate Pastor Yarmouth A.J. Plaizier - Lead Pastor Karl Gorman - Pastor Emeritus Tom Cann - Assistant Pastor David Hockley - Community Pastor

Port Maitland Barry Vernon

Presque Isle Bud Fancy - Lead Pastor Darren Bonville - Pastor of Assimilation Bernard Brown - Pastor of Seniors Ministry Jeremy Hale - Pastor of Worship Arts Debbie Rooney - Pastor of Children’s Ministry David Sylvain - Pastor of Student Ministry

Quispamsis - Kings Church Brent Ingersoll - Senior Pastor Del Heiney - Executive Pastor Dan Lamos - Associate Pastor Seth Fancy - Lead Pastor, Kings Church HRM Andrew Broad - Student Ministries Pastor Greg Hanson - Assistant Pastor John Symonds - Assistant Pastor Saint John - First Graham Perry - Lead Pastor J.A. MacKenzie - Pastor Emeritus Rebecca Perry - Assistant Pastor Walter Perry - Visitation Pastor Scarborough - Coastal David Zigler

Seal Cove Ward McComiskey Gene Hudson - Pastor Emeritus

Shelburne - Hope Carl Brewer & Evelyn Brewer - Co-pastors

Sussex Don Ingersoll - Lead Pastor Steve Bean - Assistant Pastor Natasha Dongell - Director of Worship Bradford Jordan - Youth Pastor Emily Pickert - Assistant Pastor Robert Trafton - Minister of Pastoral Care

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Atlantic District Board of AdministrationOn Ministerial Appointments 2015-2017

I. Ordained Ministers

A. Appointed Ordained Ministers1. District Service

2. Pastoral and Local Service

Mike AgrellKen BanksStephen BradleyCarl BrewerEvelyn BrewerMark Brewer M. Wayne BriggsAndrew BroadSteve BrownWilliam BrownleeJamie CambersThomas CannGreg CardMark CooneyShawn CravenNatasha DongellAndrew DonovanJacob EbbettBradley EisanTracey EisanJedidiah ElliottBud FancySeth FancyRyan FarrellLinda FillmoreDeborah GilbertStefan GilbertNick GrahamShane GrantDenn GuptillJay Guptill

Rod Guptill Sharon GuptillTim GuptillGreg HansonDavid HockleyNeil HornerBrent IngersollDonald IngersollDan LamosScott LewisTim LongDale MacDonaldMarilyn MansveltStuart MarplesAndrew MavesMatthew MaxwellWard McComiskeyDavid McElhinneyDan McGuireGlen McVicar Ben MedelKevin MyersMel NortonEvan OxnerMatthew PalmerGraham PerryRebecca PerryWalter PerryAndrew PhillipsA. J. PlaizierScott Prime

5. Chaplains

6. Interchurch Service

Caleb RichardsonVince RobertsonWayne RobertsonShawna RogersDavid RoweJohn SherwoodSteve SinclairJohn SymondsMichael TapperRyan TarrowDouglas TattonA. J. ThomasReginald Thomas

Richard ThomasAnton TopilnyckyjBarry VernonDavid Way Mike WhiteDavid WilcoxKevin WilsonNick WilsonScott WoodJoel WydyshDavid ZiglerMichael Zottarelli

3. Evangelistic ServiceA. Associate General Evangelists

4. Denominational Service

B. General Church Service

C. Missionaries

D. Educators

Robert BagleyJason BlaikieZachCarl Gilles

Peter HayesWilliam PeedRobin White

Brent Dongell Stephen Elliott Kenneth Gavel Stephen Lennox

Kirk SabineJanet Starks Brittany Trafton

Judy AdamsJohn den Hollander, Jr.

Doug SpearmanPeter Thomas

David Higle Scott Rhyno

Brian BradleyBen CanneyTerry FlewellingNeville GosmanTyler Hoyt Dana Ingersoll

Don MacDougalJeremy Tanya NaceJon Steppe Connie Stewart Ken Young

H. C. Wilson - District SuperintendentPeter Moore - Assistant District Superintendent

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Matthew BlackfordMatthew FahringerLisa Gervais J. J. Gorveatte Del HeineyBradford Jordan Tracy Marr Bayley Medel Jamin MelansonJoey Millington

Lauren MillingtonEmily PickertKaren PurdyRon PurdyJason RooneyKathy ShanksSharon SimoneauTony StevensBenjamin Wade

Jason Bickford John BiggarTim BranscombeHarold BubarDarren ClarkJanel Clark Jeff HoytJeff HughesKathy JeffriesFrank Melanson

Brian MurrayEd OtisLarry Palmer Todd RobinsonMichael Ross Richard StarksElizabeth StewartMark ThompsonMark Wheaton Mark Williams

Steve BeanDavid CollinsTrista CollinsAmy CoreyDavid GreenDavid W. LeRoy

Dale RobertsonJason VienneauFred WhittierMark WorthJeremy Wurnig

Milton Bagley Charles BainRoosevelt BensonWayne BlinnBernard BrownWilliam BurburyGary ChurchillStorer EmmettKarl GormanKenneth GorveatteLeslie HicksGene HudsonDavid IngersollPerry IngersollLona JohnstonOland Kent

Jack MacKenzieGerald MacKinnonMurray Macumber Arthur MaxwellSheila McCrea-MacCallumJohn McElhinneyWilliam MooreWilliam MorganLaurence MullenGaile SmithArnold StairsStewart SteevesErin StephensJon StephensWalter ThompsonFred Whittey

7. Special ServiceCameron BensonL. D. BuckinghamBruce Cheney

Randy Forbes Rob McDowell

B. Retired Ordained Ministers

C. Reserve Ordained Ministers

D. Ordained Ministers on Educational LeaveKendra Higgs

E. Ordained Ministers Without Appointment

F. Ordained Ministers in Process of District Transfer

Duane Brown to South CoastalMichael Fearnley to East MichiganBetty Johnson from Iowa Minnesota

G. Ordained Ministers in Process of Denominational TransferNathan Adams from the Church of the NazarenePaul Cook to Florida Conference of the United Methodist ChurchTroy McKnight from the Evangelical Missionary Church of Canada

II. Commissioned Ministers

A. Pastors Robert Trafton B. Other Appointments C. Commissioned Ministers Without Appointment D. In Process of District Transfer

E. In Process of Denominational Transfer

F. Retired Commissioned Ministers Garry Campbell

III. Licensed MinistersA. Pastors

B. Other AppointmentsLindsey Saunders - Educator

C. In Process of District Transfer

D. In Process of Denominational Transfer

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V. Lay Workers

A. Commissioned Special Workers Debbie Rooney

B. Commissioned Special Workers in Process of Transfer

C. Licensed Special Workers Louise Topilnyckyj

D. Commissioned Lay Missionaries

E. Supply Pastors Peter Main (Retired Volunteer)

IV. Ministerial StudentsJosiah AlexanderDaniel AndersonDarren BonvilleDaniel BurmanMike ChapmanSeth CooneyAlecia DaCruzNatalie GidneyLucas GuptillJeremy Hale Brenda KeithJohn LamosDaniel MansveltNathan Maskery

Amanda OickleKaren RobertsonBradford RogersTyler Sears Michael SavaryRob Sellen Martin StehovwerDavid SylvainGabrielle TarrowAaron TaylorKelly ThomasJordan VioletteAustin White

LauraBrenda BagleyChristine BlaikieVelda Brown Beth Churchill

Robin ChurchillMaya Gilles Cathy HayesAlicia RobertsonDawn Wheaton

Atlantic District of The Wesleyan Church Standing RulesA. Principles

1. The ministers and laypersons of the Atlantic District are and shall continue to be committed to holy living and heart purity. Only those actions and attitudes that speak the mind of Christ should be evidenced among us.

2. The ministers and lay persons of the Atlantic District are and shall continue to be committed to a spirit of unity and brotherhood that, in the spirit of Christ, transcends the consideration of personal bias based on history, geography, or tradition.

3. The ministers and lay persons of the Atlantic District are and shall continue to be committed to Kingdom building through evangelism and discipleship. Our program and budgets shall reflect our high priority to winning the lost and discipling new converts.

B. District Conference Matters

For a more complete overview of the duties and powers of the district conference, please see paragraphs 1075-1180 in the 2012 Discipline of The Wesleyan Church.

1. The Atlantic District fiscal year shall be from May 1 to April 30.

2. Local churches are encouraged to give reasonable financial assistance to their delegates and pastor when representing them at annual conference sessions.

3. District Board of Administration Members-at-Large Election The District Board of Administration shall consist of twelve members, namely, the District Superintendent, the Assistant District Superintendent, the District Secretary, the District Treasurer and eight (8) members-at-large. In electing members-at-large, while being free to vote for any nominee, the conference delegates shall be requested to consider election so as to provide for provincial/state representation and lay/clergy parity according to the following formula which reflects our relative strength within each geographic entity.

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Maine 1 lay and 1 clergy New Brunswick 2 lay and 2 clergy Nova Scotia/Newfoundland & Labrador/Prince Edward Island 1 lay and 1 clergy

4. District Board of Administration Staggered Terms and for Members-at-Large All members-at-large shall be elected for 3-year terms. Members may succeed themselves at the conclusion of a 3-year term if nominated and elected. Should a vacancy occur during any 3-year term, such vacancy shall be filled by the DBA in accordance with existing Discipline provisions.

5. Camp Board The Camp Board shall consist of membership both full and honourary as appointed by the DBA upon the recommendation of the District Superintendent who shall serve as Chair or appoint another to do so. The DBA shall determine the structure and scope of authority of this advisory board.

6. Officer and Department Head Elections The District Conference shall elect only those officers and boards as required by the Discipline or the District with the District Board of Administration authorized to fill all other positions. (The District Conference will elect the District Superintendent, District Secretary, District Treasurer, District Board of Administration Members-at-Large, and General Conference delegates.)

7. Year End Fund Transfers The strength and interdependence of our various district ministries are both recognized and celebrated. At the conclusion of each fiscal year, funds will be transferred upon the recommendation of the District Superintendent and ratified by the DBA, that will maximize our Kingdom impact, contribute to ministry stability and consider our historic camping ministries and the twin priorities of church planting and church health

C. District Ministerial Matters

1. All ministers of the Atlantic District are expected to attend the

District Conference, the Ordination Service, and the annual Ministerial Convention. Satisfactory reason for any absence shall be provided to the District Superintendent.

2. All ministers are expected to support the district camping program and to share in the work of the camp(s) as assigned.

3. Each pastor when leaving a church, will provide for the incoming pastor a data base/information packet containing information as full and complete as possible on the pastoral charge.

D. Local Church and Pastoral Matters

For a more complete overview of pastoral responsibilities and local board of administration duties, please see paragraphs 750-782 in the 2012 Discipline of The Wesleyan Church.

1. Pastoral recall votes shall be routinely conducted during the first two weeks of March. The meeting for an initial pastoral call will routinely be conducted anytime after the middle of March. Any pastor wishing to announce a resignation prior to March 1 may do so only after receiving the approval of the District Superintendent.

2. The tenure of an outgoing pastor shall end on the second Sunday in July and the pastoral change shall routinely take place on the following Monday.

3. Churches calling a new pastor shall pay moving expenses and related costs such as immigration expenses and travel.

4. Each pastor shall be entitled to a minimum vacation per year with pay in accordance with years of service in the ministry according to the following formula: 1 - 5 years service – 14 days not to exceed 2 Sundays 6 - 10 years service – 21 days not to exceed 3 Sundays 11+ years of service – 28 days not to exceed 4 Sundays Any year of service for which a pastor is entitled to vacation is calculated from the anniversary date of the first Sunday of employment. Vacation time is fully earned upon completion of each year of service. If a pastor leaves a church prior to the anniversary date, vacation will be given on a pro-rata basis. When a pastor leaves a church at the customary time of pastoral change, the

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g. If the learning experience component is an informal one to be pursued in a retreat setting, the Atlantic District will make accommodations at Beulah Camp available at no cost to the pastor during the sabbatical leave, subject to prior bookings. In the summer months, this could include the Evangelists Cottage, and year round in the Hotel or Heritage Hall.

h. The LBA of any church having long-term staff pastors are encouraged to consider a sabbatical leave for such staff pastors in harmony with the general provisions of this resolution

Revised by the 2015 District Conference

church he/she has been serving is responsible for vacation time for that conference year. No church should at any time be expected to provide vacation time in the same year for both an outgoing and incoming pastor.

5. Up to ten days including one Sunday per year are available to staff, solo and lead pastors for conference attendance, professional development, and shared ministry experience. Staff pastors must have the approval of their lead pastor and solo and lead pastors must confer with their LBA. These are to be considered minimums and may be increased by local leadership as deemed appropriate

6. Pastors should inform the vice-chair of the local board of administration of any plans to be absent from the pastoral charge for more than three consecutive days.

7. Sabbatical Leave:a. A sabbatical leave, with pay, of up to 30 consecutive days

not to include more than four Sundays, and in addition to regular vacation is available to any solo or senior pastor after completing seven years of ministry or any multiple thereof in the current place of appointment.

b. The specific timing of the sabbatical leave must be mutually agreed upon between the pastor and the LBA in consultation with the District Superintendent.

c. The church is responsible for any cost incurred in filling the pulpit during the sabbatical leave.

d. The pastor is responsible to spend a significant portion of the sabbatical leave involved in a learning experience either formal or informal. The details of the learning experience component of the sabbatical leave are to be provided by the pastor to the LBA and District Superintendent when the dates of the sabbatical leave are being set.

e. The pastor is responsible to file a report of the learning experience component of the sabbatical leave with the LBA and District Superintendent upon completion of said leave.

f. If the learning experience component is in a formal setting, the LBA is requested to give consideration to assisting the pastor in the cost of attending such.

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WELCOMEto the

128thAnnual Session

of the

ATLANTIC DISTRICT CONFERENCEof

THE WESLEYAN CHURCH

Beulah Camp GroundsBrowns Flat, NB

July 7, 2016

Dr. H. C. Wilson, General ChurchRepresentative & District Superintendent

District Conference AgendaAtlantic District of The Wesleyan Church128th Annual ConferenceJuly 7, 2016 - Beulah Tabernacle, Brown’s Flat, New Brunswick

Wednesday, July 6 8:30 to 10:00 PM Delegate Registration at District Office

Thursday, July 78:30 AM Delegate Registration at District Office9:00 to 10:15 Welcome and Introductions Prayer Call to Order Roll Call by Registration Set Conference Bar Approve Agenda Establish Hours of Sittings Appointment of Tellers and Conference Committees District Board of Ministerial Development Report Reports: • District Superintendent • Assistant District Superintendent • District Treasurer Elections: • District Secretary & District Treasurer • District Board of Administration Members-at-Large NS/PEI10:30 Morning Service12:15 PM Dinner1:30 General Conference Report & Memorials3:00 Educational Institutions Focus3:30 The Wesleyan Church of Canada Approved District Directors Reports Reviewed District Board of Administration Report: Pastoral Placements Ministerial Appointments Other Business4:30 Adjournment

Note: Various guests will be presented to the District Conference from time to time during the proceedings.

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Daily ProceedingsThe One Hundred and Twenty-eighth Conference of the Atlantic District of The Wesleyan Church convened in the Tabernacle of Beulah Camp, Browns Flat, New Brunswick, on July 7, 2016 at 9:00 A.M.

Prayer:Rev. Nick Wilson, Pastor of Beals Island Wesleyan Church (State of Maine), opened the 128th Atlantic District Conference with prayer.

Welcome:District Superintendent, Dr. HC Wilson, extended a warm welcome to all delegates attending the 128th Atlantic District Conference.

Call to Order:The Chair, Dr. HC Wilson, called the 128th Atlantic District Conference to order, offering a brief historical snapshot concerning salvations, baptisms and significant blessings in the life of the Atlantic District over the past 100 years.

Roll Call:Roll call for the Conference was taken by pre-registration. One hundred and forty-three Ministerial Delegates registered along with one hundred and nine Lay Delegates, for a total of two hundred and fifty-two Conference Delegates.

Organization Matters:District Secretary, Rev. Scott Prime, moved the following organizational matters:

1. That the Conference Bar be established as the first thirteen rows of the centre section in the Tabernacle, together with the platform area, public address and multi-media area, tellers table, and

2. That the agenda circulated in the delegates’ packets serve as the guide for the day’s proceedings, and

3. That the sessions be governed by the hours of sitting as indicated in the agenda, and

4. That the Tellers’ Committee consist of Sharon Simoneau (Chair), Joseph Millington, Lauren Millington, Karen Purdy, Michael Savary, Fred Whittier and others that may be appointed by the Chair.

Motion carried.

District Board of Ministerial Development Annual Report:Rev. Greg Hanson, Secretary of the District Board of Ministerial Development,

presented the following report to the 2016 Atlantic District Conference.

Rev. Hanson moved that the following individuals become Ordained Ministers in The Wesleyan Church in accordance with Article 3070 of The Discipline of The Wesleyan Church 2012:

Lic. Natasha Dongell Lic. Stefan Gilbert Lic. Brad Eisan Lic. Caleb RichardsonLic. Tracey Eisan Lic. John SherwoodLic. Jedidiah Elliott Lic. Anton TopilnyckyjLic. Michael Fearnley Lic. Nick WilsonLic. Deborah Gilbert

The candidates were individually approved by a resounding voice vote from the Conference Delegates.

Motion carried.

Recommend that the following be granted standing as a Licensed Minister: Matt Blackford Joey Millington Matt Fahringer Lauren MillingtonJoel Gorveatte Karen Purdy Bradford Jordan Ron Purdy Bayley Medel Bradford Rogers

Recommend that the following have their standing as a Licensed Minister Renewed:

Lisa Gervais Jason RooneyDel Heiney Kathy ShanksTracy Marr Sharon SimoneauJamin Melanson Tony StevensEmily Pickert

Recommend that the following be granted standing as a Ministerial Student:

Josiah Alexander Daniel Mansvelt Austin White Daniel Anderson Nathan MaskeryDan Burman Tyler SearsMike Chapman Martin StehouwerSeth Cooney Gabrielle TarrowAlecia DaCruz Aaron TaylorJohn Lamos Kelly Thomas

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anointing.

Report accepted.

(The District Superintendent’s Full Report will be included in the 2016 District Journal)

Assistant District Superintendent’s Report:

Rev. Peter Moore, Assistant District Superintendent, presented a report highlighting his involvement in the life of the Atlantic District. The report covered, Church Planting, Beulah/Caton’s Island, other duties assigned, Edgett Memorial Boardroom, THRIVE DBMD Workshops and Discipleship Ideation Resource.

(The Assistant District Superintendent’s Full Report will be included in the 2016 District Journal)

District Treasurer Report:

Rev. Tim Guptill, District Treasurer, presented the Annual District Treasurer’s Report highlighting five specific items from the 2016 Year-End Fiscal Overview Report and drawing attention to the following funds: Operating Fund, Evangelism & Church Planting, Beulah Camp, Caton’s Island, Wesleyan Place and Revolving Fund. The overview provided Conference Delegates with a helpful review of the District’s financial position concerning the 2015-16 Fiscal Year.

Conference delegates were also directed to the United Stewardship Fund (USF) Final Report from the 2015-16 Fiscal Year.

It was moved and seconded to accept the District Treasurer’s Report.

Report accepted.

(The District Treasurer’s Full Multi-Page Report will be included in the 2016 District Journal)

Election of District Board of Administration Members:

Dr. Wilson presented a Ballot to the 2016 District Conference. The Ballot included election of a District Secretary (one year term), District Treasurer (one year term), one Clergy (three year term) and one Layperson (three year term) from the Province of Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island &

Recommend that the following have their standing as a Ministerial Student Renewed:

Darren Bonville Lindsey SaundersNatalie Gidney Michael SavaryJeremy Hale Rob SellenBrenda Keith David SylvainJarrett O’Donnell Jordan VioletteAmanda Oicle Benjamin WadeKaren Robertson In Process of District Transfer:

Rev. Betty Johnson from Iowa Minnesota DistrictRev. Greg Card from the Shenandoah DistrictMichael Fearnley to the East Michigan DistrictNicolas Guptill (MS) to the Shenandoah DistrictRev. Erin Stephens to the Chesapeake DistrictRev. Jon Stephens to the Chesapeake District

In Process of Denominational Transfer:

Rev. Nathan Adams from the Church of the NazareneRev. Troy McKnight from the Evangelical Missionary Church of CanadaRev. Paul Cook to the Florida Conference of the United Methodist Church

Annual Service Reports have been received and presently are under review with a final report to be filed with the District Board of Administration in November.

Report accepted. District Superintendent Report:

Dr. HC Wilson presented the 2016 District Superintendent’s Report to the Atlantic District Conference. In the report, Dr. Wilson titled the past twelve months as the “un” year. The District witnessed events and happenings that were: unforeseen, understated, unexcelled, unreal, unexpected, unheard of, unwilling to accept, unsurpassed, unparalleled, unusual, unbelievable, unanticipated, unpleasant, unprecedented & unselfish.

Dr. Wilson mentioned the unwarranted blessings of Mrs. Gloria Wilson (spouse), Rev. Peter Moore (Assistant DS), Karrilee Bremner (Office Administrator), District Board of Administration and God’s direction/

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2016 General Conference Memorials:Dr. Wilson offered a brief overview to Conference Delegates on the procedures surrounding Constitutional Memorials passed by the 2016 General Conference and the need for District Conference approval. In order for a Constitutional Memorial to pass a two-thirds majority is needed from the General Conference and a two-thirds aggregate vote from all District Conferences.

The following Memorials were read, reviewed, discussed and voted on:

Memorial # 54 - Constitution: Doctrine of SinBallots Cast - 244 Affirmative Yes - 240 Negative No - 4 Spoiled Ballots - 0

Memorial # 60 - Constitution: Amendment Regarding Marriage & Divorce Ballots Cast - 247 Affirmative Yes - 244 Negative No - 3 Spoiled Ballots - 0

Memorial # 63 - Constitution: Gender Diversity & ExpressionBallots Cast - 248 Affirmative Yes - 245 Negative No - 2 Spoiled Ballots - 1

Memorial # 67 - Constitution: Amendment Regarding Marriage & FamilyBallots Cast - 242 Affirmative Yes - 238 Negative No - 3 Spoiled Ballots - 1

Prior to the reading of Memorial 68, Dr. Wilson directed all Conference Delegates to preview a video offering an overview on the present structure/philosophy of membership in The Wesleyan Church and the necessity for change through Memorial 68.

Memorial # 68 - Constitution: Conditions of MembershipBallots Cast - 249 Affirmative Yes - 235 Negative No - 11 Spoiled Ballots - 3

Memorial # 64 - Constitution: MembershipBallots Cast - 248 Affirmative Yes - 219 Negative No - 29 Spoiled Ballots - 0

Hephzibah Home:Dr. Wilson introduced Rev. CK Chitty, CEO of Hephzibah Ministries in Macon, Georgia. Rev. Chitty brought greetings on behalf of the children’s home at Hephzibah, a 100-year-old ministry to orphans and underprivileged children. This year the Hephzibah Ministry will minister in a variety of ways to almost

Newfoundland/Labrador.

Election of the DBA Members proceeded according to The Atlantic District of The Wesleyan Church Standing Rules, Section B, Numbers 3&4, Page 27 as recorded in The Atlantic District Journal, 2015.

Election of District Secretary: Election of District Treasurer:Name placed in nomination: Name placed in nomination:Rev. Scott Prime Rev. Tim GuptillBallots cast - 244 Ballots cast - 241Required to elect - 123 Required to elect - 121Rev. Scott Prime re-elected Rev. Tim Guptill re-elected

Election of Nova Scotia/Prince Edward Island/Newfoundland & Labrador Members at Large:

Name placed in nomination for Minister & Lay DBA Representative:Rev. Denn Guptill - Clergy Heidi Nelson - LayBallots cast - 242 Ballots cast - 237Required to elect - 122 Required to elect - 119Rev. Denn Guptill re-elected Mrs. Heidi Nelson re-elected

The Chair reminded all Conference Delegates of the importance in returning promptly at 1:30pm for the afternoon session.Morning Session Adjourned at 10:15am.

Second Business Session July 7, 2016 @ 1:30pm

The District Conference reconvened at 1:30 P.M. with a call to order from Dr. HC Wilson.

The afternoon session of the 2016 Atlantic District Conference opened with prayer.

General Church Representative:Dr. Wilson welcomed Rev. Dennis Jackson to the podium. Rev. Jackson brought greetings on behalf of the newly elected General Superintendent, Dr. Wayne Schmidt. Rev. Jackson highlighted several initiatives taking place in the first 100 days following the 2016 General Conference of The Wesleyan Church. In conclusion, Rev. Jackson challenged Conference Delegates to pray for General Superintendent, Dr. Schmidt and The Wesleyan Church.

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2016 General Conference in Buffalo, NY to receive their Medallion from the General Superintendent:

Rev. Gary Churchill Rev. David LeRoyRev. Bud Fancy Rev. Arthur MaxwellDr. Kenneth Gavel Rev. David McElhinney Rev. Don Ingersoll Rev. Doug Tatton

The Wesleyan Church of Canada Approved:Dr. H C Wilson reported that the 2016 General Conference of The Wesleyan Church in Buffalo, NY unanimously passed Memorial 450 officially establishing the Canadian National Conference of The Wesleyan Church and that Dr. HC Wilson would be serving as the National Superintendent for a two-year term. The appointment of Dr. Wilson as National Superintendent was announced immediately after the passing of Memorial 450.

District Directors Reports:The following reports were included in the delegates’ packets and adopted by the Conference.

(Note - All Full Reports will be incorporated in the 2016 District Journal)

District Director of Evangelism & Church Growth - Rev. AJ ThomasDistrict Director of Global Partners Report - Rev. Denn GuptillDistrict Director of JOY Ministry Report (BYF) - Rev. Mel NortonRiverside Wesleyan Campground Report - Rev. Bud Fancy

Reports accepted.

Pastoral Appointments:Dr. Wilson called on District Secretary, Rev. Scott Prime, for the reading of the 2016-2017 District Pastoral Placements. A motion to adopt the report as read was moved and seconded, with freedom given to the District Secretary to make any corrections or additions following the 128th District Conference. The entire edited report will be included in the 2016 District Journal.

Motion carried.

Ministerial Appointments: The Conference Delegates agreed to dispense with the reading of the report from the District Board of Administration on Ministerial Appointments for the District Year 2016-2017 and agreed to approve the report as prepared.

The report will be incorporated in the 2016 District Journal.

1,000 children. Rev. Chitty offered thanks to all Conference Delegates for their continuing support and prayer.

Gideons Canada: Dr. Wilson welcomed Mr. Brian Cawthra, Maritimes Regional Facilitator for The Gideons Ministry of Canada. Mr. Cawthra gave a brief overview on new and exciting initiatives the Gideons Ministry of Canada are involved in and how the Ministry is focusing on both the local and global community. The Gideons Ministry of Canada has a high priority to partner with any and all willing local churches. Global Partners:Dr. Wilson invited Rev. Dennis Jackson to the podium. Rev. Jackson briefly explained the mission work of The Wesleyan Church and how Global Partners is thriving and advancing the Kingdom of God around the world. A hearty thank you was offered to Conference Delegates on the continuing financial and prayer support given to GP.

Educational Institution Focus:Dr. Michael Jordan, Dean of the Chapel at Houghton College, Houghton, NY, brought greetings on behalf of President Mullen and the College. Dr. Jordan thanked delegates for supporting higher education and Houghton College. Dr. Steve Lennox, President of Kingswood University, extended greetings to Conference Delegates through a pre-recorded video, offering a brief overview on the importance of Kingswood University. Immediately following the video Rev. Brittany Trafton, Director of Enrolment, brought personal greetings to the Conference on behalf of Kingswood University. Kingswood University is a great place to train and mature workers for the Harvest. Rev. Trafton offered a heartfelt thanks to the Conference Delegates for supporting Kingswood financially and through prayer. Special Recognition to Years of Service:Dr. Wilson presented several Ministers with a 50 Year Service Medallion from The Wesleyan Church. The following Ministers were unable to attend the 2016 General Conference in Buffalo, NY to receive their Medallion from the General Superintendent:

Rev. R.T. Benson Rev. William MorganDr. William Burbury Rev. Walter ThompsonRev. Perry Ingersoll Rev. Fred Whittey

Dr. Wilson presented several Ministers with a 40 Year Service Medallion from The Wesleyan Church. The following Ministers were unable to attend the

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Motion carried.

Adjournment:

Dr. Wilson adjourned the 128th Atlantic District Conference at 4 pm with Dr. Steve Elliott offering prayer.

Respectfully submitted,Rev. Scott N. PrimeDistrict Secretary

Greetings to the 128th annual conference of our district. I am very pleased that you are a part of the significant proceedings of this day.

This has been what I am calling the “un” year. The year saw events and happenings on our district that were: unforeseen, understated, unexcelled, unreal, unexpected, unheard of, unwilling to accept, unsurpassed, unparalleled, unusual, unbelievable, unanticipated, unpleasant, unprecedented, unselfish - but before we go there, please consider:

For a total of 15 years it has been my responsible privilege to report to this district conference as your DS. What an honour this has been and I am pleased to bring you this report this year. Thanks in advance for your undivided attention as I undertake the sharing of this report. This has been an unusual year in many ways and I will seek to unpack highlights in the next several minutes.

Our tribal ranks were thinned this year and the population of heaven increased by the promotion to glory of three who held credentials with us - Rev. Hazen Ricker and Rev. Ron Morehouse, both of whom served so long and so well and were faithful servants of the God Most High. At the opposite end of the life cycle, we were shocked by the sudden death of Matthew Pass, a Ministerial Student of our district who passed away while working an internship as a Kingswood student. We were also deeply saddened by the untimely death of Lindsay Ingersoll, beloved daughter of Rev. Don and Janet Ingersoll.

We extend once again our sincere sympathy to these families in their time of loss. Please join me now in a moment of silence as we remember these who have gone on and to show our support and love to the loved ones who mourn.

Fifty years ago this month, the Alliance of the Reformed Baptist Church - now this District Conference - voted by a margin of 128-25 to merge with the Wesleyan Methodist Church of America. By this action, our future was positively altered forever and joining a larger more international group was, in my estimation, the most significant decision made by the Reformed Baptist’s in their history, other than the action that gave the movement its birth in 1888. Hats off to H R Ingersoll who, as Alliance Superintendent, led us through this epic decision that brought to us unseen and unanticipated positive consequences and unlocked sweeping opportunities of ministry.

District Superintendent’s Report 2016

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We celebrate the appointment and/or deployment of new Global Partners missionaries this past year with Robin and Beth Churchill going to Haiti, Luke and Megan Adams to Czech Republic, Zach and Laura to the Nune people, and Peter and Kathy Hayes to Cambodia.

When these new folk are added to our existing GP missionary group, I believe it leaves the Atlantic District with the most missionaries appointed by Global Partners from any district in the North American church. Put another way, if every district in North America sent missionaries at the rate that God is blessing through our district - one missionary appointed for every 383 people in average attendance - GP would have circa 600 long-term missionaries under appointment. Unexcelled.

Our two Bangor churches voted 100% to merge and form The River Church - A Wesleyan Fellowship and the three churches on Grand Manan voted by 94%+ to merge and form The Lighthouse - A Wesleyan Fellowship. Unbelievable.

The Yarmouth church voted to call A J Plaizier as their new Lead Pastor by a vote of 251 - 0 and on an extended call right out of the starting gate. Unparalleled.

Kings Church baptized 123 converts during the year - a new single church record for a single year in our history. Unsurpassed.

Our ordination class of this year of 11 candidates, which includes two married couples, is believed to be the largest in our district history. Unusual.

Carl and Evelyn Brewer moved to Shelburne, reopened the church, remodelled, repaired and redecorated the church and moved in to actually live in the facility. The parsonage was redecorated and rented to assist in operational costs. All of this without receiving any salary and they saw the average attendance go from 0 to 34 while paying off thousands of dollars of church debt. Unprecedented.

I was invited to preach the installation sermon as Connie Stewart was officially inducted as pastor of the Truro Heights Baptist Church. A Wesleyan preaching at a Baptist installation service. Unheard of.

The Maple Ridge Church has cared for Pastor Nick Graham and his family through nearly three years of ill health that included two liver transplants in ways that are nothing short of incredible. With full salary and benefit payment, parsonage provision and total support, the Ridge has set a new standard that we all deeply respect. Unswerving care.

Thrive - a program to enhance the ministry skills and effectiveness of those who are soon to be or were recently ordained was launched during the year. Great group involved in the initial training sessions with very effective teaching and the high value of coaching highlighted. Hats off to Peter for leading this charge to see the District Board of Ministerial Development actually involved in the development of ministers. Unwilling to merely hope for continued development.

Our church plant in the St. John’s area - Prodigal Church - is receiving $8,000 plus coaching as gifts from C2C, the church planting thrust of the Mennonite Brethren Church. Unselfish.

Churches including Woods Harbour, Fredericton Journey, Digby, Kings Church and perhaps others have opened their arms and their resources to welcome Syrian refugees this year. Unto the least of these.

The district was able to discontinue the long-standing subsidy to Beulah and in addition the camp provided financial support to both church planting and church health initiatives this year - first time ever. Amazing. Unreal.

Ten churches have now experienced a Maximizing Impact weekend with five more scheduled for this new year. Unleashing potential.

The keys to the discontinued church at Lower Sackville were handed to Kings Church in support of their MOVE initiative which includes a vision for multiple church plants in major population centres across Atlantic Canada including the Halifax area. Unprecedented journey into uncharted waters.

The faithful and long term service of Charles and Ruby Bain made the provision of the Lower Sackville property to Kings Church possible. Without their sacrificial service, this could not have happened. One plants, another waters and God gives the increase. Unselfish service.

On Easter weekend, our attendance of 17,000+ saw 3 churches over 1,000, 8 churches over 500 and 21 churches over 200 - all new records. Unexcelled.

For the church year under review, the number of people saved was up; the number baptized was up; total income was up; Global Partners support was up; the number of satellite campuses was up; the number of missionaries appointed was up; USF dollars received was up and average attendance was up. Unending praise for Kingdom progress.

We have five churches now served by ordained couples either as co-pastors

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or in a staff relationship - Brewers at Shelburne Hope; Purdys at Miramichi; Eisans at Ingomar Faith; Gilberts at Hammonds Plains Cornerstone, and Guptills at Dartmouth Hillside. Uncommon but a positive shared ministry model.

Woodstock had the highest attendance - 425 - in the 33 years Pastor Dale MacDonald has served there. On a Sunday this spring, they rented three individual theatres and showed the full length movie Risen to the adults and the Jesus Film for Kids to the kids. High impact. Unfettered from tradition.

In our DBMD interviews, we encountered one staff pastor who is reading the entire New Testament every month during 2016. Unwilling to be Biblically illiterate.

We engaged IDE, a Moncton based development and engineering firm to assist us in the preparation of a first-ever Master Plan for the future development and use maximization of Beulah Camp and Conference Centre, especially in light of the amazing gift of the Heartland properties from Mrs. Jean Irving. Unwilling to squander stewardship of this great kingdom asset.

On Saturday of this week, on Catons Island we will dedicate the new washroom/shower/laundry facility along with its largest-on-the-island meeting space. A true game changer in our facility development on Catons. There have been very generous donations to help make this possible and Dean Stephenson deserves great credit for sticking with the dream for this facility until it became a reality. Kudos also to Peter for his high energy involvement when wearing his Executive Director of Camping hat. Unswerving determination.

Average attendance barriers broken last year - Digby and Kentville New Hope broke the 200 average barrier, Fredericton Corbett broke the 300 average barrier and Kings Church broke the 1,200 average barrier. The top five churches in raw number attendance growth were - Kentville New Hope - 25; Fredericton Corbett - 30; Shelburne Hope - 34; Presque Isle - 70; Kings Church - 202. Onward and upward.

The top five churches in percentage attendance growth were - Havelock NB - 15%; Kings Church - 20%; Port Maitland - 43%; Head of Millstream - 45%; Shelburne - un…unable to calculate.

Our delegates to the recent General Conference were among the youngest in terms of average age and more gender diverse than ever. Since I was not

there as a district delegate but rather in my capacity as a member of the General Board, my age was not included in the district delegate total - which, I must say, really helped to lower the number. Unashamed of my white hair.

The support of my wife for more than 50 years of marriage is a blessing beyond measure. The privilege of working with all of you is just that, a privilege. The timely counsel of our DBA; the seemingly endless capacity for quality work and positive attitude exhibited by Karrilee in our office, and the powerful and positive synergy of working with Peter make the job both an honour and a responsible privilege. The sense of the Master’s direction and anointing make possible what otherwise would be foolhardy. Unwarranted blessings.

And now we face forward. This is a day of the uncomfortable, the unavoidable and the unprecedented. The issues surrounding human sexuality; the matter of physician assisted termination of life; the role of the church in responding to the refugee crises in the world; the scourge of human trafficking; the growing number of “nones”; the declining cultural influence of many churches, combine to place both societal and governmental pressure on the church - pressures that are uncomfortable, unavoidable and unprecedented.

But these realities cannot remain unanswered or be answered in ways that reflect unkind and unChristlike attitudes, actions, pronouncements and preaching. We must be uncompromising on Biblical truth and unapologetic without being unnecessarily harsh, judgemental or offensive.

And now we face forward. This is a day of ministry potential where the unparalleled, the untapped and the unimagined knock on the door of our vision. While our commitment to the core message of the gospel is unswerving, uncompromising, unrelenting and unbending, the incredible opportunities and variety of conduits for ministry in our time and place are unparalleled, untapped and to an earlier generation would have truly been unimagined.

But these opportunities must always be Biblically anchored and centered on the message and person of the Master. He may use us - I pray it will be so - to unlock a sweeping movement of His Spirit in our land - a movement that is unimagined, even by the most dedicated and visionary among us.

And now we face forward. The recent General Conference approved a change in status for The Wesleyan Church of Canada by elevating us to

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an Established National Conference. What does this mean? It means that we remain a part of the world wide fellowship of Wesleyans but with an increased responsibility to make a difference in our national culture. It heightens our responsibility to be salt and light in our own Jerusalem. More about all of this following a combined meeting of the two Canadian DBA’s in November. Uncharted waters.

And now we face forward. I was first elected as your DS twenty years ago in 1996. After serving you for 11 years, I accepted the position as General Director of Global Partners where I served for 5 years and “retired” in 2012, returning home with ongoing involvement on a part-time basis with The Wesleyan Church of Canada.

In 2013, after David LeRoy was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, I was asked by the DBA and General Superintendent to serve in an interim role as DS and then in 2014 was elected by you to a four-year term. That term expires in two years from now in 2018. However, today I am providing notice that I will be stepping down from the DS position one year from now in 2017. To serve you in this capacity has been a marvellous opportunity. I will have much more to say about that next year, God permitting.

Please be in prayer as the DBA and the General Superintendent work together to present a candidate to you next year for consideration as your next DS. Unknown only to us.

And now we face forward……….

Respectfully submitted,

H C WilsonJuly 2016

John Wesley once preached, ““Every one, though born of God in an instant, yet undoubtedly grows by slow degrees.” I am thankful for both of these Kingdom truths in my life and in the eternal impact this is bringing through our churches. This has been both a year of celebrated transformation and a year of intentional, incremental steps forward in advancing the Church. The following highlights in my leadership portfolio give expression to this healthy reality in our district.

Church Planting

In November, the district hosted a Church Planter Assessment week which was led by Jesse Pratt of CMAD in coordination with the Central Canada District. Four couples were assessed and our district team now includes three of our own pastors trained as assessors. This collaborative event gave our Canadian districts a taste of a greater degree of cross pollination in the pending birth of the Established National Conference of The Wesleyan Church of Canada. Upon This Rock continues to move forward as the district partners with Solid Rock Wesleyan (St. John’s) under the leadership of Stuart Marples. This year saw the recruitment and relocation of Ryan & Gabrielle Tarrow as the first Satellite Pastor in the UTR initiative. Weekly team meetings for Prodigal Church began in January with the first preview service in March. As each preview service provides a stronger base for this growing congregation, weekly services are expected to launch publicly in the early fall. The response of churches on the floor of District Conference 2015 was a celebration of ownership that a ratio of one evangelical church for every 6,800 residents of the Avalon Peninsula is simply not enough. The UTR vision includes the launch of two more satellites in the next four years.

Multiply Atlantic has not yet occurred at the time of writing for this report, but has been an encouraging intersection of Atlantic denominations in our shared mission to see more churches reproduced and planted. There are currently about 60 registrants who will be spending three days at Kingswood University on June 21-23 in one of two course tracks through the Dynamic Church Planter Institute in Church Planting Essentials or Churches Planting Churches. This includes representation from Wesleyans, Nazarenes, Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada, Convention of Atlantic Baptists, Canadian National Baptist Convention, Mennonite Brethren, Church of God in Christ, and several nondenominational churches. It has been a personal highpoint

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to work with Chad MacDonald (C2C Regional Director) as he leads our executive planning team for this first-of-its-kind event.

Beulah Camp

Jim Collins would be proud of our camping bus. We have the right people in the right seats. Our team of full-time and part-time employees is operating at a very high level under the capable leadership of our Caretaker, Bruce Cheney, and our Conference Coordinator, Ron Bunn. Their incredible work ethic and constant desire to tweak and improve the operations of Beulah Camp is both noteworthy and admirable. The Beulah Session of the Camp Board meets quarterly and we are making measurable progress in our work with the Moncton-based engineering firm, IDE, contracted to provide oversight and expertise in the creation of a Master Site Plan for the long-term development of Beulah Camp. We continue to see increases in our off-season rental usage and in the interest and participation of our annual camp.

Caton’s Island

Last summer the district camps held on Caton’s Island yielded 175 commitments to Christ. As Dean Stephenson completed his 20th year as Director of the island, we experienced our best financial year on record. The team of approximately 40 volunteer and paid staff who serve under his leadership are the happy beneficiaries of a leader who highly values the growth and development of his team. Caton’s Island is known as a place where you will not only grow spiritually as a camper but you will grow in your leadership as a member of staff. The Caton’s Island Session of the Camp Board meets semi-annually and has identified the core components of a 2025 vision for the expansion of capacity and impact. The cornerstone facility required for this expansion will be dedicated on Saturday, July 9th as the new washroom building is completed in June. This building triples the available washrooms, showers and laundry facilities and provides a new second floor indoor meeting space that is the largest of its kind on the island. This makes the capacity required for the numerical growth of the 2025 vision possible. The quality skills of a team of people who have worked together to see this project through will be evident to all who carefully inspect this building. It will stand the test of time as it raises a new standard of workmanship for future development.

“Other duties as assigned”

All good baritone leaders are ready to step up to the plate as needed to reduce the load of responsibility borne by those we serve to free them up for leadership at a higher level. After five years together at GP as Director

of Operations and now two years here as his Assistant DS, Dr. HC & I enjoy a rhythm that allows him the freedom to punt small or significant items my way on a regular basis. Our DS is a master of empowering delegation – always available for feedback and support, but never micromanages. This kind of trust-based environment is heaven on earth for a baritone leader. This aspect of serving with our DS has included items such as chairing Local Church Conferences, meeting with Local Boards of Administration, serving on the Maximizing Impact Team for six weekends, serving as MI Coach for three churches (Fort Fairfield – Community, Halifax – Metro, & Houlton), and providing direction for pastoral transitions as assigned.

Edgett Memorial Boardroom

It was a learning curve this year to oversee the completion of the new Edgett Memorial Boardroom at the District Office. This executive modern space is designed to invite collaborative and creative leadership opportunities for the various district boards and affinity groups. It was a much bigger job than anticipated but resulted in a rewarding outcome that will serve our district leadership for years to come.

THRIVE DBMD Workshops

For many years there have been ongoing conversations in our DBMD about how we can provide a developmental investment for the new ministers in our tribe. It seems a common experience that once a minister is ordained, they are left on their own to contextualize ministerial training in the early years of service. THRIVE is an intentional attempt to address this gap in our ministerial development. This year the DBA approved a four-year pilot of the THRIVE DBMD Workshops which launched this year. Eleven coaches were trained over two days under the leadership of Chris Williams (College Wesleyan Church) who spearheaded the creation of the Wesleyan Coach Network. They were joined by 21 licensed or recently ordained ministers from our district to take part in the first of four 24-hour THRIVE DBMD Workshops. This workshop was skillfully led by Dr. Dan Poff (Terry T. Munday Endowed Chair of Life Calling @ IWU) and provided a deep dive into the understanding of vocational calling and how spiritual gifts and leadership style are embraced in ministry through one’s unique personality traits. The Grip-Birkman Inventory provided a personalized 75 page report for each participant and was the basis for the majority of the workshop material. Each participant is now being coached for six one-hour sessions over the coming months as they seek to understand and apply insights gleaned during the first THRIVE Workshop. Jay Guptill is serving as the THRIVE Coach Coordinator. Approximately 50% of the cost of this pilot is subsidized by the Division of Education & Clergy Development and the Atlantic District. Each

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year new licensed ministers will join this cohort of learners as they enter a four-year rotation to begin prior to ordination with completion 2-3 years after. A great step forward for our Atlantic Tribe which may in time become a template used by other districts as we grow stronger together.

Discipleship Ideation Resource

Another significant out-of-pattern area of growth this year was the comprehensive process of the Discipleship Ideation exercise for all of our churches in the creation of a Local Church Engagement Directory. It has been encouraging to hear from so many of our pastors about the benefits this assignment has had for their local context. We look forward to the shared learning that comes from leaning into the tribe as we rise to the challenges of making disciples in an ever-changing context of ministry.

It is a joy to serve at the pleasure of our District Superintendent. Dr. HC is an amazing steward of his high-octane gift-mix, capacity & experience. Frankly, it’s a good day when I can keep up with his dust cloud. Every day provides opportunity to watch and learn from a man who remains at the top of his game and continues to influence not only the development of our district, but our denomination as well. I am honoured to resource his leadership as we meet each week to prayerfully address the pressing matters at hand and seek the Spirit’s wisdom in the important, non-urgent items for consideration.

On an average week Karrilee Bremner does the work of two and half people. Her administrative contribution to district operations is an unequaled gift from the Lord which benefits all our churches. Her positive and enthusiastic spirit of Christ-like service is both uplifting and contagious.

As our district tribe pursues greater faithfulness and fruitfulness by His Spirit in our churches, let us lean into this challenge of C.S. Lewis, “The perfect church… would be one we were almost unaware of. Our attention would have been on God.”

With His hope,

Rev. Peter T. Moore

Children’s Ministry Leaders gathered during Beulah Camp 2015 for an afternoon of connecting, sharing resource ideas, and encouraging one another from 2-3:30 with Victor Somers from Awana Atlantic. Free resources were shared and taken home for leaders in the local churches.

Online ministry resources and ideas are shared on the Atlantic District Children’s Ministry Facebook page. Churches are encouraged to make contact and partner with other Wesleyan Churches to share ideas and resources.

On-site ministry training opportunities were provided through several Children’s Ministry Huddles in October (Moncton Wesleyan) and June (New Hope Wesleyan). Thank you Liz Hoyt and Lauren Millington for hosting and for your excellent leadership!

Thank you to the Children’s Ministry leaders and pastors on our district who are willing to host a Huddle, so that others may be encouraged and equipped. For more information concerning the Atlantic District Huddle, to register volunteers or host a Huddle, please contact Linda Lamos [email protected]

“Local Church! You have the opportunity to change the way families see the church by changing the way you see the family.” - Reggie Joiner

“High capacity leaders are never attracted to a low commitment culture. Empower the leader. Expect more, not less.” - Carey Nieuwhof

Respectfully Submitted,

Linda LamosDistrict Director of Children’s Ministries

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Thank you for the privilege of being able to serve again this year as your District Director of Global Partners.

This year I have continued to maintain the GP Atlantic Website as a central point for accessing information about our various Atlantic District Missionaries.

I have been in communication with a majority of the mission personnel from the Atlantic District as well as those serving with World Hope Canada. My desire is to be able to serve as their liaison as needed on the district.

In September I was able to attend the Amplify conference in Grand Rapids Michigan, it was a great opportunity to connect with staff from Global Partners as well as some of our personnel from the field.

We were disappointed when the trip for training Pastors in Ghana and Burkina Faso had to be cancelled because of logistical issues on the field. Had the trip gone ahead, our schedule had us teaching in Ouagadougou on the day of the ISIS bombing. A reminder again that short term trips can have perils, even in relatively stable countries.

I am always encouraged by the number of local churches around our district who send teams to countries around the world. This represents literally hundreds of volunteers raising their own funds and often giving up vacation time to serve people they have never met before and will probably never meet again, all to impact the Kingdom.

GP-Atlantic would love to partner with local churches in the adventure - if you are planning a short term trip this year please contact me, we can provide resources as well as promote your trip through GPAtlantic.ca.

I look forward to continuing to serve both the district and our GP personnel in this capacity.


Rev. Denn Guptill

District Director of Global PartnersJOY - Just Older Youth! Within every Wesleyan Church on the Atlantic District there is a gold mine of gifts, talents, experience, wisdom and service in the persons of our seniors (55 & Up). I count it a blessing and privilege to be one of this select group and to give leadership to our Annual JOY Ministry Weekend at Beulah Camp.

On August 14-16, 2015, 108 of our JOY Ministry Participants registered at Beulah Camp for a fun filled weekend. The weather was perfect again this year, the food was plentiful & delicious, the music was ‘right on pitch’ & inspiring and the preaching Spirit-touched.

Shared/alternate preaching took place with Revs. Jay & Sharon Guptill, who also led us in worship and provided the special music too. What a unique and pleasant experience to have this talented couple lead us throughout the weekend. The WORD was shared very powerfully and the music was heartwarming indeed.

Pastor Kathy Shanks, Journey Wesleyan, Fredericton, NB with the help of Dave & Cathy Calhoun entertained us Friday evening with a truly authentic The Price Is Right Show!!

Saturday afternoon was free time with supper at 4:30 and a full evening to go – Worship Service, God Is Not Dead, newly released Christian Movie and then off to the dining hall for a ‘Make Your Own Sundaes.’

I extend a sincere thanks to my willing volunteers who helped with registration, and power point & sound & several other behind the scene areas (Jim & Anne MacNeill). Special thanks to our treasurer, Mr. Lawrence Farrell, layman at Woodstock Wesleyan Church and Ron & Gloria Bunn who cared for the housing matters.

Please NOTE this year’s JOY Ministry Weekend is August 26-28, 2016 with worship leader, Pastor Mark Cooney, Lead Pastor at Norton Wesleyan Church, some ‘surprise speakers’ and Dr. Steve Lennox, President Kingswood University (BBC), Sussex, NB, for our final service on Sunday Morning.

Just remember someday you will be old enough to join us – JOY, Oh Bliss!


Rev. Mel Norton

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Riverside camping season was a very satisfying experience for those of us who have followed Riverside throughout the years. Beginning with Elementary Camp and running through Sr High and Jr High camps there was a great sense of anticipation and excitement. Services were bathed in the presence of the Spirit and there were numerous decisions for Christ and others who stepped deeper into their faith walk. There were also several who responded to a call to fulltime service, including 2 counsellors, one of whom spent the year at Kingswood. As usual, much of the impact of Riverside comes in the fellowship and activities that occur on the grounds, and this was a banner year for that. Much thanks to our camp directors; Debbie Rooney (Elementary), Dave Sylvain (Jr High) and Dave Rowe (Sr High), who all have a passion for Christian camping and for Riverside.

I also want to mention the large group of volunteers who helped with camp cleanup, the counsellors who went way beyond expectations and those that lent their music skills to our evening adult camp. Rev. Dave Zigler did an outstanding job with unique, thought provoking messages throughout the 5 nights of adult camp. Let me also say that the camp cooks (all returning this summer) produced some of the greatest feasts for our campers, with all kinds of special treats such as chocolate-dipped, frozen bananas, homemade pizza, fresh baked cinnamon rolls and homemade ice cream.

Riverside Report

It has been my privilege to serve with our Assistant DS Peter Moore this year in my role as District Director of Evangelism and Church Growth. I have consulted with Peter on several aspects of our district church planting strategy in general. as well as specific projects and initiatives, including the Upon This Rock initiative in Newfoundland.

The highlight of the year for me was our first on-district church planter assessment centre offered in partnership with our friends from the Central Canada District and Jesse Pratt from Headquarters. This initiative was an important and successful step forward in our efforts to implement the best church planting practices that will increase our effectiveness in this import work.


Rev. A.J. Thomas

District Director of Evanglesimand Church Growth

Financially this has been a banner year for the camp as well. Many have stepped forward to make sacrificial commitments and we finished the year with $35,000+ in our accounts. Total donations were close to $42,000, certainly a record year for those who can remember back over Riverside history. Plans are underway for several changes which will have been completed by the time you receive this. We have added a GAGA pit (come find out for yourself) and are now adding a “low level” ropes course for activities. Sr High camp will have two college teams from Houghton and Kingswood and Jr High will have Kingswood. Elementary camp has secured two commercial-size inflatables, a bounce house and a giant slide. There is much anticipation as we expect God to move in us in a special way at Riverside 2016. There is room for you if you love a great time and long to know Jesus better.

Finally, a major concern for some time has been the deteriorating condition of the hotel foundation, a major project that had long needed attention. Thanks to the generosity of a local businessman and a number of volunteers, we were able to repair the wall and secure the future of the hotel for many years going forward. As well, extensive repair of our entrance road, flag poles reset and other parts of the grounds were attended to. With this unexpected windfall we had sufficient funds to put a metal roof on both the hotel and boys dorm and make several other improvements. There were many positive comments from both adults and campers at the new improvements. This year we are redoing the foundation on our kitchen area and giving the tabernacle a whole facelift. We rejoice in the place God has given us to minister here, it is a faithful saying to state that each year His Spirit rests mightily on Riverside.

Camp info for 2016 : July 11-15 - $115(US), $175(Can) July 17-23 - $190(US), $210(Can) July 24-30 - $180(US), $200(Can)


Rev. Bud Fancy

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Atlantic District FY16 Year-EndFiscal OverviewThe overview that follows provides a snapshot of our district financial position at the end of FY16. The detailed line by line reports have been reviewed and approved by the DBA. Our fiscal statements are reviewed each year by Stevenson and Associates whose offices are in Riverview, NB.

We first introduced this summary overview style of reporting three years ago and it met with very positive response. Detailed copies of the financial statements will be made freely available to any delegate who desires a copy. However, since many have found the multi-page listing of detailed data to be too much information, unhelpful, or a bit overwhelming, we are once again utilizing a modified approach this year.

The full multi-page report will appear in the District Journal.

A Handful of Highlights

1. USF collection reached a new all-time high of $1,071,000.2. The payment rate for USF also reached an all-time high of 96.4%.3. The combined income for Beulah and Catons reached another high

of just under $1,200,000. Offerings at Beulah topped $58,000 and donations to Catons designated for completion of the washroom facility exceeded $109,000.

4. The operating fund which includes USF, missions giving, church planting donations, insurance premiums and other revenue streams is at record levels and brushed $2,100,000 for the first time.

5. Total flow of funds through the district office through the year for all purposes exceeded $3,500,000.

Operating Fund

Total Revenue $2,087,859 Total Expenses $2,079,799 Surplus $8,060

This was a very encouraging year fiscally. This was the first year that the operating fund carried for the entire year the weight of our new structure with both a DS and ADS. At year-end, we were able to see $40,000 transferred to church planting reserve, $20,000 to church health reserve, $20,000 to Canadian Conference reserve and $10,000 to auto purchase reserve.

During the year, we supported Kingswood University at $12,500, Catons Island and Riverside Camp at circa $17,000. For the first time, Beulah Camp did not receive any direct subsidy from the district, and in fact Beulah contributed financially to both church planting and church health. Beulah directly feeding Great Commission fulfillment - what an exciting new model.

Total Operating Fund cash reserves at year-end were slightly in excess of $451,000. Of this amount, $100,000 represents restricted funds realized from the sale of property that can only be expended for real estate acquisition. An additional contingency/emergency reserve of $100,000 is also part of the above total.

Evangelism and Church Planting

Total Revenue $160,594 Total Expenses $160,212 Surplus $382

Of the income received for the year, more than $42,000 represented designated donations and the remainder was transferred from reserves. These dollars funded our first multi-day Church Planter Assessment held here at Beulah; contributed significantly to Bangor Pathway; shared costs for Upon This Rock and contributed to Maximizing Impact. Total cash reserves for church planting/church health at year-end were just over $164,000.

This year was the second year of intentional cash burn as we invested significantly in church planting and church health initiatives.

Beulah Camp

Total Revenue $748,042 Total Expenses $743,555 Surplus $4,487

We experienced a very positive fiscal year at Beulah with lot holders responsibly caring for their lot fees. Offerings increased by some $4,000 over the previous year and topped $58,000. Total cash reserves at year-end were just over $144,000 including $48,000 of restricted funds required by governmental regulations for a wastewater system maintenance reserve and a wharf maintenance grant.

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Catons Island Total Revenue $444,481 Total Expenses $443,427 Surplus $1,054

Catons camper registration fees hit a new high of more than $192,000. Total cash reserves at year-end were $64,300. Essentially all reserves are committed to the construction costs of the new building on the Island, which is nearing completion and will be dedicated later this week. Over $109,000 in designated donations was received for the washroom project.

Wesleyan Place

Total Revenue $104,668 Total Expenses $101,399 Surplus $3,269

A very significant renovation and expansion to our office suite was completed this year without incurring any debt. This project has greatly increased the functionality of our space and provided us with an excellent board and small conference facility. This was possible, in part, by a generous naming gift in memory of Dean Edgett, made by his family. All of our remaining units are presently rented - to a barber, a hair dresser and a Christian counsellor. Total cash reserves at the end of the year were some $18,000.

Revolving Fund

The Revolving Fund has year-end assets of slightly in excess of $25,000 of which $18,000 is out on loan. These funds were utilized for ongoing costs at Shelburne Hope and are being reduced at present.

Overall Summary

Total Revenue All Sources $3,545,644 Total Expenses $3,528,392 Surplus $17,252

June 2016

Church % Paid Assessment Amt. Paid Amt. Due

Amherst, NS 124% 12,364.00 15,364.00 -3,000.00

Brazil Lake, NS 103% 9,663.00 10,000.00 -337.00

North Head, NB 102% 7,662.00 7,792.00 -130.00

Fredericton-Crosspoint, NB 101% 49,597.00 50,000.00 -403.00

Digby, NS 101% 16,157.00 16,272.00 -115.00

Fort Fairfield, ME 101% 2,231.00 2,262.00 -31.00

Dartmouth, NS 100% 26,977.00 27,000.00 -23.00

Black's Harbour, NB 100% 13,012.00 13,021.00 -9.00

Ingomar, NS 100% 6,955.00 6,960.00 -5.00

Truro, NS 100% 13,351.00 13,356.00 -5.00

Mount Pearl, NL 100% 12,536.00 12,540.00 -4.00

Beals, ME 100% 5,325.00 5,328.00 -3.00

Perth-Andover, NB 100% 14,007.00 14,010.00 -3.00

Florenceville-Bristol, NB 100% 13,258.00 13,260.00 -2.00

Houlton, ME 100% 32,926.00 32,928.00 -2.00

Kentville, NS 100% 27,671.00 27,672.00 -1.00

Bangor-Pathway, ME 100% 1,870.00 1,870.00 0.00

Brown's Flat, NB 100% 8,999.00 8,999.00 0.00

Crystal, ME 100% 3,036.00 3,036.00 0.00

Fredericton-Corbett, NB 100% 27,378.00 27,378.00 0.00

Fredericton-Journey, NB 100% 48,644.00 48,644.00 0.00

Grand Bay-Westfield, NB 100% 13,515.00 13,515.00 0.00

Grand Harbour, NB 100% 17,699.00 17,699.00 0.00

Halifax-Deep Water, NS 100% 27,384.00 27,384.00 0.00

Halifax-Metro, NS 100% 10,950.00 10,950.00 0.00

Hammond's Plains, NS 100% 41,356.00 41,356.00 0.00

Hampton, PE 100% 8,832.00 8,832.00 0.00

Hartland, NB 100% 17,441.00 17,441.00 0.00

Havelock, NS 100% 14,220.00 14,220.00 0.00

Head of Millstream, NB 100% 2,189.00 2,189.00 0.00

Jonesport, ME 100% 5,065.00 5,065.00 0.00

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Lr. Brighton, NB 100% 7,335.07 7,335.07 0.00

Maple Ridge, NB 100% 17,488.00 17,488.00 0.00

Miramichi, NB 100% 7,992.00 7,992.00 0.00

Moncton, NB 100% 139,932.00 139,932.00 0.00

Monticello, ME 100% 3,289.15 3,289.15 0.00

Nackawic, NB 100% 10,826.00 10,826.00 0.00

Presque Isle, ME 100% 81,011.00 81,011.00 0.00

Quispamsis, NB 100% 97,460.00 97,460.00 0.00

Saint John, NB 100% 21,768.00 21,768.00 0.00

Seal Cove, NB 100% 9,402.00 9,402.00 0.00

Sussex, NB 100% 33,224.00 33,224.00 0.00

West Head, NS 100% 14,905.00 14,905.00 0.00

Woods Harbour, NS 100% 13,327.00 13,327.00 0.00

Woodstock, NB 100% 36,333.00 36,333.00 0.00

Yarmouth, NS 100% 45,044.00 45,044.00 0.00

Bangor-River City, ME 83% 9,618.00 8,020.00 1,598.00

Scarborough, ME 29% 12,388.00 3,540.00 8,848.00

Lr. Hainesville, NB 22% 3,991.00 870.00 3,121.00

Norton, NB 16% 6,888.00 1,136.00 5,752.00

Westchester, NS 16% 3,117.00 504.00 2,613.00

Easton, ME 10% 10,473.00 1,000.00 9,473.00

Port Maitland, NS 8% 6,910.00 545.00 6,365.00

Havelock, NB 2% 5,034.00 100.00 4,934.00

Blissfield, NB 0% 1,027.00 0.00 1,027.00

Assessment 1,111,052.22

Total Amount Due 39,658.00

Total Amount Paid 1,071,394.22

April 30th, 2016

Church Total Assessable USF Assessment Monthly payment

Amherst $124,610 $12,461 $1,038

Bangor The River $143,020 $14,302 $1,192

Beals $47,150 $4,715 $393

Black's Harbour $123,969 $12,397 $1,033

Blissfield $10,272 $1,027 $86

Brazil Lake $104,001 $10,400 $867

Brown's Flat Fellowship $90,887 $9,089 $757

Crystal $34,887 $3,489 $291

Dartmouth Hillside $295,814 $29,581 $2,465

Digby $173,930 $17,393 $1,449

Easton $81,609 $8,161 $680

Florenceville-Bristol Trinity $130,963 $13,096 $1,091

Fort Fairfield Community $46,432 $4,643 $387

Fredericton Corbett Avenue $306,158 $30,616 $2,551

Fredericton Crosspoint** $508,771 $50,789 $4,232

Fredericton Journey $481,128 $48,113 $4,010

Grand Bay-WestfieldRiver Valley

$146,332 $14,633 $1,220

Grand Harbour Central $200,186 $20,019 $1,668

Halifax Deep Water $329,549 $32,955 $2,746

Halifax Metro $112,037 $11,204 $934

Hammonds PlainsCornerstone

$407,571 $40,757 $3,396

Hampton Island $78,908 $7,891 $658

Hartland $167,373 $16,737 $1,395

Havelock NB $61,848 $6,185 $515

Havelock NS $111,749 $11,175 $931

Head of Millstream $27,520 $2,752 $230

Houlton $357,820 $35,782 $2,982

Ingomar Faith $70,764 $7,076 $590

Jonesport $55,152 $5,515 $460

Kentville New Hope $296,973 $29,697 $2,475

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Lower Brighton $76,861 $7,686 $641

Lower Hainesville $32,534 $3,253 $271

Maple Ridge $162,883 $16,288 $1,357

Miramichi $84,672 $8,467 $706

Moncton** $1,463,205 $132,056 $11,005

Monticello $36,520 $3,652 $304

Mount Pearl Solid Rock $119,290 $11,929 $994

Nackawic $99,637 $9,964 $830

North Head $72,921 $7,292 $608

Norton $65,719 $6,572 $548

Perth-Andover $129,096 $12,910 $1,076

Port Maitland $46,799 $4,680 $390

Presque Isle** $899,223 $85,930 $7,161

Quispamsis Kings Church** $1,222,201 $112,776 $9,398

Saint John First $223,220 $22,322 $1,860

Scarborough CoastalCommunity

$129,399 $12,940 $1,078

Seal Cove $77,674 $7,767 $647

Shelburne* $22,348 $559 $47

Sussex $359,865 $35,987 $2,999

Truro Connection $143,147 $14,315 $1,193

West Head $130,998 $13,100 $1,092

Westchester $40,993 $4,099 $342

Wood's Harbour $140,133 $14,013 $1,168

Woodstock $362,324 $36,232 $3,019

Yarmouth** $514,575 $51,312 $4,276

TOTALS $11,783,620 $1,148,751 $95,732

* Church with adjusted USF assessment due to ‘church plant’/relaunch** Churches with adjusted USF assessment due to income in excesss of $500K

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ASSETSCurrent Assets

Chequing/Savings101 · Bank of Nova Scotia 7,054.13

Total Chequing/Savings 7,054.13

Total Current Assets 7,054.13

Other Assets160 · Due from Churches

169 · Shelburne - Hope 18,000.00

Total 160 · Due from Churches 18,000.00

Total Other Assets 18,000.00

TOTAL ASSETS 25,054.13

LIABILITIES & EQUITYEquity

3000 · Equity 25,054.13

Total Equity 25,054.13

TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 25,054.13

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Accounts ReceivableBeulah Taxes -306.81Beulah Trailer/RV Park -474.50125 · Lot Leases -1,392.33

Total Accounts Receivable -2,173.64


Fixed Assets175 · Beulah Camp Facilities 3,663,651.11

Total Fixed Assets 3,663,651.11

TOTAL ASSETS 3,805,689.17

LIABILITIES & EQUITYLiabilities

Current LiabilitiesOther Current Liabilities

150 · Loan to district -279,500.00205 · Prepaid Taxes 43,570.87

Total Other Current Liabilities -235,929.13

Total Current Liabilities -235,929.13

Long Term Liabilities180 · WIF WW Loan 539,994.56200 · WIF Loan 765,948.02

Total Long Term Liabilities 1,305,942.58

Total Liabilities 1,070,013.45

Equity201 · Special Project Reserve 25,000.00203 · Youth Tabernacle Fund 21,889.85211 · Heartland Maintenance 28,405.00214 · Beulah Advance Reserve 2,000.00215 · John Donald Payable 27,000.00216 · Contingency 10,000.00218 · Property/Maint Reserve 27,997.34219 · Master Site Development Reserve 15,000.00225 · Wharf Reserve 7,456.95250 · Wastewater System Reserve 40,884.70275 · Beulah Net Fixed Assets 2,533,070.03

290 · Transfer to (from) reserves -7,704.00299 · Retained Earnings 136.07Net Income 4,539.78

Total Equity 2,735,675.72

TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 3,805,689.17

8:13 PM Atlantic District - Beulah Camp 2016-08-22 Balance Sheet Cash Basis As of 30 April 2016

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35,226.25725 · Designated Transfer

Total Expense 743,554.50

Net Income 4,539.78

May '15 - Apr 16

Income300 · Cottage Taxes 104,316.77305 · Lot Lease 222,346.52307 · Lot Transfer 300.00309 · Lot Purchase 10,000.00310 · Beulah Rooms 21,070.18312 · Trailer Park 52,335.04315 · Laundromat 1,161.27319 · Food Service O� Season 27,496.55320 · O� Season Operations 37,193.83321 · Brown's Flat Fellowship 73,665.40322 · Hotel Food Service 28,968.71323 · BFWF - Other 24,893.45325 · Donations Designated 29,599.92

330 · Donations Undesignated 3,103.09333 · District Ministries 3,865.61335 · O�erings 58,024.06

345 · HST Rebate 12,820.70360 · Interest 556.76365 · Memorabilia 65.00366 · Day Like No Other 670.00375 · Miscellaneous 2,056.78381 · Special Project 8,240.00

383 · Transfer from Equity 21,683.62395 · Government Grants 3,661.02

Total Income 748,094.28

Gross Pro�t 748,094.28

Expense500 · Salaries 52,596.85

515 · Honoraria Comm Chair 2,800.00520 · Bene�ts 19,407.58

526 · Blue Cross 3,940.00530 · Taxes 109,929.23

550 · Guest Honoraria & Travel 9,544.93555 · Honorarium - Summer Sundays 500.00560 · O�ce Supplies 966.89572 · Vehicles/Travel/Fuel 9,501.08580 · Utilities 77,490.34

600 · Hotel Food Services 32,524.79

603 · BFWF Expenses 31,076.06

604 · Food Services O� Season 23,732.28607 · BFWF - Transfer Other 24,893.45620 · Maintenance/Repairs 68,332.58621 · Operations 36,667.79622 · Equipment Expense 37,492.25623 · Promotions 2,001.60625 · Children's Ministry 2,197.34630 · Youth Ministry 316.45650 · Insurance 24,176.00

666 · Day Like No Other E 1,888.17690 · WIF Mortgage 112,800.00692 · Bank Charges 157.06695 · Transfer Funds 0.00698 · Misc expense 1,475.74700 · Special Projects 21,919.79

Atlantic District - Beulah Camp Pro�t & Loss

May 2015 through April 2016

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Fixed Assets175 · Catons Island Facilities

1751 Catons Purchase 350,000.001752 Choate Dining Hall 100,000.001753 Directors Home 35,000.001754 Staff Dorms 12,000.001755 McCrea Chapel 50,000.001756 Camper Dorms 30,000.001757 Irving Camp 400,000.001758 · Washrooms/Chapel 175,000.00

Total 175 · Catons Island Facilities 1,152,000.00

Total Fixed Assets 1,152,000.00

TOTAL ASSETS 1,216,321.54

LIABILITIES & EQUITYLiabilities

Long Term Liabilities2300 · Wesleyan Investment Loan 19,759.37

Total Long Term Liabilities 19,759.37

Total Liabilities 19,759.37

Equity310 · Special Projects Reserve 48,876.94314 · Catons Haiti Camp Reserve 12,003.88325 · Pool Reserve 1,187.98375 · Net Assets - Catons F Assets 1,132,240.63399 · Net Assets - Unrestricted 1,198.81Net Income 1,053.93

Total Equity 1,196,562.17

TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 1,216,321.54

8:16 PM Caton's Island 2016-08-22 Balance Sheet Cash Basis As of 30 April 2016

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May '15 - Apr 16

Income400 · Registration Fees 192,082.13401 · Registration HST 24,970.70405 · Donations Undesignated 1,445.00410 · Donations Designated 109,420.62

415 · Rentals/Retreats 31,585.00430 · Canteen Revenue 23,103.71432 · Memorabilia Revenue 3,842.00435 · Camper CD 3,010.00445 · HST Rebate 9,472.40475 · Miscellaneous 525.90476 · Counsellor Gratuity 10.00490 · Transfer from Reserves 25,191.23491 · Transfer from District 12,500.00495 · Government Grants 7,322.00



520 · Benefits 5,007.46

530 · Staff Training 7,084.11

560 · Office 1,939.72565 · Petty Cash 0.00570 · Fuel/Travel 9,604.99580 · Utilities 19,154.20

600 · Food Service 46,613.80601 · Operations 2,286.70602 · Medical Supplies 304.22610 · Special Projects 109,032.16

615 · Programming 4,400.80620 · Maintenance/ Repairs/Equipment 43,467.48645 · Canteen 18,765.43647 · Memorabilia 5,063.07650 · Promotion 5,016.80656 · Payroll Expenses 0.00660 · Insurance 21,371.25685 · Speakers/Musicians 2,905.33690 · Receiver General - HST 14,982.42692 · Bank Charges 453.32693 · WIF Payments 1,380.00


Net Income 1,053.93

8:15 PM Caton's Island 2016-08-22 Profit & Loss Cash Basis May 2015 through April 2016

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50

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Chequing/Savings101 · Chequing-BNS 164,152.73





210 · Church Planting Reserve 142,355.21212 · Church Health Reserve 20,000.00250 · Retained Earnings 1,415.10Net Income 382.42



8:19 PM Atlantic District - E&CG 2016-08-22 Balance Sheet Accrual Basis As of 30 April 2016

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May '15 - Apr 16

Income300 · Contributions-Undesignated 200.00

310 · Contributions-Designated 41,495.44

395 · USF Transfer 102,000.00397 · Church Health/MI 16,898.80


Expense615 · Church Growth Training 6,290.33620 · Church Planter Assessments 8,080.90650 · Church Planting Projects 134,177.13

675 · Renewal/Multi-site Ch Projects 10,963.46

699 · Expenses-Other 700.00


Net Income 382.42

8:18 PM Atlantic District - E&CG 2016-08-22 Profit & Loss Accrual Basis May 2015 through April 2016

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51

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Chequing/Savings101 · Chequing-BNS 403,388.54105 · BNS GIC 48,070.41


Other Current AssetsUndeposited Funds -3,235.00

Total Other Current Assets -3,235.00


Fixed Assets175 · Fixed Assets 520,300.00

Total Fixed Assets 520,300.00



200 · Equity 8,683.87201 · Contingency 100,000.00205 · Auto Reserve 21,954.86209 · Global Projects Reserve 8,055.38212 · Equipment Reserve 7,000.00215 · Ministry Affirmation/Gathering 13,398.23220 · Property Acquisition Reserve 100,000.00225 · Reserve Funds 95,078.72227 · CMASH - GPHN 3,530.44228 · Cdn National Conference Reserve 20,000.00271 · Wesleyan Place 449,013.00275 · District Fixed Assets 128,222.91

299 · Retained Earnings 4,355.54Net Income 9,231.00



7:59 PM Atlantic District The Wesleyan Church 2016-08-22 Balance Sheet Cash Basis As of 30 April 2016

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May '15 - Apr 16

Income300 · Contributions-Undesignated 6,392.00

310 · USF 1,060,117.28

320 · World Missions-Global Partners 509,824.82

330 · World Missions Projects 75,278.90

335 · Hephzibah 2,600.00

336 · Global Project 955.00337 · Women's Ministries 1,044.00

338 · WW - HQ 1,742.45342 · Kingswood 50.00380 · Insurance Income 328,535.08

385 · District Events 4,978.21

391 · US Exchange 44,013.35392 · Interest Income 2,563.58393 · Misc Income 1,311.96394 · HST Rebate 4,351.72399 · Special Projects Transfer 630.77400 · Transfer from TWCC 30,000.00410 · World Hope 14,641.16

4999 · Uncategorized Income 0.00

Total Income 2,089,030.28


510 · Payroll Expenses/Bene�ts 120,017.34

530 · O�ce Operations 42,071.74

550 · Travel 30,369.49

557 · Public Relations 9,124.26

560 · District Seasonal Residence 1,895.71

575 · District Journal 950.00580 · Boards/Committees 14,073.15

590 · District Conference 1,905.34600 · Conferences 13,212.90

610 · Ministerial Training 1,649.90

612 · Ministerial Counseling 1,652.28

615 · Literature 2,352.82620 · Benevolence 1,494.36630 · Insurance 334,617.82

635 · General Church 1,193,712.99

695 · Govt fees 846.00696 · Professional Fees 7,367.19

698 · Bank Charges 613.38699 · Misc Expense 404.266999 · Uncategorized Expenses 0.00720 · Ministry Support 129,815.95

740 · Transfer to Auto Reserve 10,000.00760 · General Transfer 0.00

Atlantic District The Wesleyan Church Pro�t & Loss

May 2015 through April 2016

Total Expense 2,079,799.28

Net Income 9,231.00

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Chequing/Savings101 Bank of Nova Scotia 18,057.94





299 Retained Earnings 14,788.38Net Income 3,269.56



8:20 PM Wesleyan Place 2016-08-22 Balance Sheet Cash Basis As of 30 April 2016

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May '15 - Apr 16

Ordinary Income/ExpenseIncome

300 Rentals 44,344.20

340 HST Rebate 1,144.85350 District Transfer 20,000.00360 Transfer fr Equity 27,979.70375 Miscellaneous 11,200.00


Expense525 Utilities 7,307.00

560 Property Taxes 20,543.37565 Receiver General - HST 2,232.64580 Repairs and Maintenance 7,918.73

595 Office Renovations 63,397.45


Net Ordinary Income 3,269.56

Net Income 3,269.56

8:20 PM Wesleyan Place 2016-08-22 Profit & Loss Cash Basis May 2015 through April 2016

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53

Church Name 1. Student Total Last Yr

2. Student Add This Yr

3. Student Trans Community

4. Student Trans Covenant

5. Student Removed

6. Student Total This Yr

7. Community Total Last Yr

8. Community Received

9. Community Student

10. Community Trans Covenant

11. Community Removed

12. Community Total This Yr

13. Covenant Total Last Yr

AWC 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 0 0 0 1 16 64

Bangor - Pathway 1 0 0 0 0 1 15 0 0 0 1 14 51

Bangor - River City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 27

Beals 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 37

Black's Harbour 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 0 0 0 0 14 77

Blissfield 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8

Brazil Lake 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 50

Brown's Flat Fellowship 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 46

Crystal 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26

Dartmouth- Hillside 0 0 0 0 0 0 51 7 0 0 0 58 42

Digby 0 0 0 0 0 0 85 11 0 0 2 94 51

Easton 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 36

Florenceville-Bristol - Trinity 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 61

Fort Fairfield - Community 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 21

Fredericton - Corbett Avenue 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 2 0 0 0 16 155

Fredericton - Crosspoint 0 0 0 0 0 0 60 0 0 0 0 60 118

Fredericton - Journey 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 1 0 0 0 7 249

Grand Bay-Westfield - River Valley 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 0 0 11 0 30

Grand Harbour - Central 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 68

Halifax - Deep Water 0 0 0 0 0 0 47 15 0 3 1 58 32

Halifax - Metro 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 1 0 1 0 13 21

Hammonds Plains - Cornerstone 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 41

Hampton - Island 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 76

Hartland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 74

Havelock - NB 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30

Havelock - NS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 54

Head of Millstream 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19

Houlton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 143

Statistical Report of Churches

54

Statistical Report of ChurchesChurch Name 1. Student Total

Last Yr2. Student Add

This Yr3. Student Trans

Community4. Student Trans

Covenant5. Student Removed

6. Student Total This Yr

7. Community Total Last Yr

8. Community Received

9. Community Student

10. Community Trans Covenant

11. Community Removed

12. Community Total This Yr

13. Covenant Total Last Yr

Ingomar - Faith 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32

Jonesport 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 39

Kentville - New Hope 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 54

Lower Brighton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32

Lower Hainesville 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8

Maple Ridge 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 76

Miramichi 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32

Moncton 0 0 0 0 0 0 198 0 0 0 0 198 760

Monticello 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13

Mount Pearl - Solid Rock 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 10 30

Nackawic 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26

North Head 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60

Norton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 39

Perth-Andover 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 76

Port Maitland 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 20

Presque Isle 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 246

Quispamsis - Kings Church 0 0 0 0 0 0 71 21 0 0 0 92 86

Saint John - First 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 0 0 0 6 8 150

Scarborough Coastal Community 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 7 0 0 0 8 56

Seal Cove 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 63

Shelburne - Hope 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Sussex 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 213

Truro - Connection 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 57

West Head 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 57

Westchester 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 2 0 1 0 16 12

Wood's Harbour 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 72

Woodstock 2 0 0 0 0 2 23 4 0 0 0 27 237

Yarmouth 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 365

Totals 5 0 0 0 1 4 676 71 0 6 22 719 4615

55

Church Name 14. Covenant Received

15. Covenant Trans Other

16. Covenant Trans Denom

17. Covenant Student

18. Covenant Community

19. Covenant Remove Dth

20. Covenant Remove Trans

21. Covenant Remove Denom

22. Covenant Remove Voluntary

23. Covenant Remove Epulsion

24. Covenant Total Remove

25. Covenant Total This Yr

26. Total All Members

AWC 0 2 0 0 0 2 6 0 0 0 8 58 74

Bangor - Pathway 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 0 11 0 17 34 49


Beals 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 35 37

Black's Harbour 0 0 0 0 0 2 7 0 0 0 9 68 82

Blissfield 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 7 7

Brazil Lake 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 2 49 50


Crystal 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 4 0 6 23 23


Digby 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 62 156

Easton 3 6 0 0 0 1 0 0 8 0 9 36 37









Halifax - Metro 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 21 34


Hampton - Island 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 76 76

Hartland 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 76 76

Havelock - NB 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 30 30

Havelock - NS 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 57 57


Houlton 0 0 2 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 3 142 142


56

Statistical Report of ChurchesChurch Name 14. Covenant

Received15. Covenant Trans

Other16. Covenant Trans

Denom17. Covenant

Student18. Covenant Community

19. Covenant Remove Dth

20. Covenant Remove Trans

21. Covenant Remove Denom

22. Covenant Remove Voluntary

23. Covenant Remove Epulsion

24. Covenant Total Remove

25. Covenant Total This Yr

26. Total All Members

Ingomar - Faith 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 29 29

Jonesport 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 39 39


Lower Brighton 0 2 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 3 31 31


Maple Ridge 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 78 78

Miramichi 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 35 35

Moncton 2 0 0 0 0 4 2 2 0 0 8 754 952

Monticello 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 13


Nackawic 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26 26

North Head 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 62 62

Norton 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 40 40

Perth-Andover 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 74 74

Port Maitland 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 21 22

Presque Isle 6 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 254 254


Saint John - First 3 4 0 0 0 10 4 1 70 0 85 72 80


Seal Cove 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 61 61

Shelburne - Hope 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 11

Sussex 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 215 215


West Head 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 3 55 55

Westchester 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 3 11 27

Wood's Harbour 1 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 73 73

Woodstock 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 5 232 261

Yarmouth 5 1 2 0 0 8 0 0 79 0 87 286 286

Totals 84 49 8 0 6 61 39 9 185 0 294 4471 5194

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Church Name 27. Avg Worship Attend

28. Avg Child Ss

29. Avg Youth Ss

30. Avg Adults Ss 31. Total Avg Ss 32. Persons

Saved33. Persons Sanctified

34. Persons Baptized 35. Infant Dedicated 36. Declared

Ministry Missions 37. Women Ministry 38. Students Wesleyan

39. Students Other

AWC 84 6 0 3 9 0 0 0 2 0 20 2 4

Bangor - Pathway 55 9 0 0 9 1 0 0 1 1 6 0 5


Beals 29 0 0 6 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

Black's Harbour 90 13 3 14 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Blissfield 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Brazil Lake 60 5 4 36 45 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


Crystal 35 2 2 12 16 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


Digby 201 48 12 50 110 7 8 6 1 1 26 0 1

Easton 51 5 4 8 17 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 2









Halifax - Metro 74 22 0 0 22 3 0 6 0 0 8 0 2


Hampton - Island 42 8 2 0 10 2 0 0 2 2 12 0 2

Hartland 114 42 14 42 98 1 4 0 1 0 15 1 4

Havelock - NB 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 1 0

Havelock - NS 76 6 10 9 25 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 4


Houlton 285 40 8 20 68 12 0 8 2 0 15 2 8


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Statistical Report of ChurchesChurch Name 27. Avg Worship

Attend28. Avg Child Ss

29. Avg Youth Ss

30. Avg Adults Ss 31. Total Avg Ss 32. Persons

Saved33. Persons Sanctified

34. Persons Baptized 35. Infant Dedicated 36. Declared

Ministry Missions 37. Women Ministry 38. Students Wesleyan

39. Students Other

Ingomar - Faith 30 4 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Jonesport 48 15 6 10 31 0 0 0 0 0 14 0 1


Lower Brighton 46 11 6 10 27 7 0 0 0 0 14 0 0


Maple Ridge 142 0 0 15 15 11 0 3 2 0 0 0 8

Miramichi 53 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

Moncton 1243 152 58 0 210 125 0 67 10 1 360 2 12

Monticello 22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1


Nackawic 57 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 3

North Head 41 5 1 20 26 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

Norton 39 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 8 12 5

Perth-Andover 83 7 0 70 77 0 0 0 0 0 24 1 2

Port Maitland 36 4 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Presque Isle 639 50 63 165 278 22 15 20 2 5 175 5 19


Saint John - First 190 25 0 12 37 7 0 4 6 0 35 3 4


Seal Cove 36 0 0 16 16 0 0 0 1 0 24 0 0

Shelburne - Hope 34 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Sussex 268 33 0 20 53 4 0 3 0 0 30 4 10


West Head 63 38 7 40 85 0 0 0 0 0 24 1 0

Westchester 27 0 0 12 12 1 2 0 0 0 15 0 0

Wood's Harbour 89 18 4 20 42 10 2 2 0 0 14 1 3

Woodstock 240 0 0 0 0 15 0 11 1 0 0 0 8

Yarmouth 423 53 0 0 53 21 0 28 5 0 0 2 7

Totals 9148 946 261 545 1855 678 36 349 93 22 1582 48 291

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Church Name 40. Child Discipleship

41. Youth Discipleship

42. Adult Discipleship 43. Future Use 44. Value

Church45. Value

Parsonage 46. Indebtedness 47. Assessable Tithes 48. Assessable Ss 49. Assessable

Adult50. Assessable

Youth 51. Assessable Child 52. Assessable Women

AWC 30 20 150 0 2106688 0 105355 112564 0 0 0 0 0

Bangor - Pathway 12 6 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


Beals 0 3 71 0 950000 99201 31188 46365 785 0 0 0 0

Black's Harbour 45 7 0 0 675000 70000 0 114447 289 0 0 0 0

Blissfield 0 0 0 0 85000 0 0 10272 0 0 0 0 0

Brazil Lake 55 9 22 0 600000 150000 0 94609 2122 0 2505 0 0


Crystal 0 0 0 0 62019 51117 0 33811 1076 0 0 0 0


Digby 58 49 68 0 340000 0 0 171380 0 0 0 2550 0

Easton 15 4 20 0 325000 100000 0 81609 0 0 0 0 0









Halifax - Metro 26 20 54 0 0 310000 0 111362 0 0 0 675 0


Hampton - Island 20 30 60 0 150447 0 0 78908 0 0 0 0 0

Hartland 60 24 200 0 1555000 0 0 165373 0 0 625 1375 0

Havelock - NB 24 17 46 0 437000 200000 13000 53379 0 0 977 524 65

Havelock - NS 75 37 115 0 1422487 100000 374031 111749 0 0 0 0 0


Houlton 100 120 300 0 927000 0 46000 353668 4152 0 0 0 0


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Statistical Report of ChurchesChurch Name 40. Child

Discipleship41. Youth

Discipleship42. Adult

Discipleship 43. Future Use 44. Value Church

45. Value Parsonage 46. Indebtedness 47. Assessable

Tithes 48. Assessable Ss 49. Assessable Adult

50. Assessable Youth 51. Assessable Child 52. Assessable

Women

Ingomar - Faith 4 1 30 0 151500 146200 10178 68433 0 0 0 0 1231

Jonesport 45 17 50 0 444000 190000 0 53626 793 0 0 0 0


Lower Brighton 25 15 64 0 230000 85000 0 73350 702 52 700 1779 278


Maple Ridge 39 18 153 0 733000 150000 0 162434 409 0 40 0 0

Miramichi 12 6 14 0 941331 0 219148 80561 0 0 1750 0 0

Moncton 700 391 550 0 11402888 0 4699256 1463205 0 0 0 0 0

Monticello 5 1 35 0 113000 0 0 36520 0 0 0 0 0


Nackawic 12 9 18 0 10300 75000 0 99637 0 0 0 0 0

North Head 10 5 40 0 250000 100000 0 71014 1907 0 0 0 0

Norton 1 3 75 0 660000 125000 0 65469 0 0 0 0 0

Perth-Andover 40 2 45 0 700000 100000 0 126866 315 0 0 0 0

Port Maitland 5 0 30 0 125000 81700 0 46799 0 0 0 0 0

Presque Isle 165 117 1400 0 2500000 0 92891 897275 0 0 1065 858 25


Saint John - First 0 35 50 0 1900000 170000 0 223060 160 0 0 0 0


Seal Cove 0 0 0 0 750500 84000 0 77195 479 0 0 0 0

Shelburne - Hope 0 0 0 0 252000 67200 0 22348 0 0 0 0 0

Sussex 50 35 261 0 2600000 0 296311 359865 0 0 0 0 0


West Head 50 11 50 0 987473 200557 0 123530 4141 0 80 235 200

Westchester 0 0 2 0 39100 58200 0 23912 269 109 0 0 36

Wood's Harbour 24 8 35 0 750000 85000 0 118348 0 180 0 0 0

Woodstock 100 125 300 0 1882601 150000 1021168 344188 0 0 0 0 0

Yarmouth 0 0 211 0 2025217 0 0 509817 0 0 3330 279 0

Totals 3494 1787 9213 0 53352832 2915918 12109806 10232254 13189 2172 10230 9474 1928

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Church Name 53. Assessable Other

54. Total Assessable 55. Global Partners 56. Heart Of

Ministries 57. Hephzibah 58. Wesleyan Native 59. Easter Offering 60. Youth

Registration 61. Dba Projects 62. District Church Plant

63. Total Non-assessable 64. Total Income 65. Grants

AWC 12046 124610 4690 0 0 0 0 0 15168 0 19858 144468 0

Bangor - Pathway 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


Beals 0 47150 562 0 0 0 3000 0 20300 0 23862 71012 0

Black's Harbour 9233 123969 2135 0 0 0 0 1000 0 0 3135 127104 0

Blissfield 0 10272 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10272 0

Brazil Lake 4765 104001 11765 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11765 115766 0


Crystal 0 34887 455 0 0 0 0 360 0 0 815 35702 0


Digby 0 173930 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 173930 0

Easton 0 81609 433 0 0 0 0 0 5100 0 5533 87142 0


Fort Fairfield -Community 0 46432 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 46432 0







Halifax - Metro 0 112037 1920 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1920 113957 0


Hampton - Island 0 78908 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 78908 0

Hartland 0 167373 3819 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3819 171192 0

Havelock - NB 6903 61848 935 0 0 0 0 0 11913 0 12848 74696 0

Havelock - NS 0 111749 6377 0 0 0 0 1755 51960 280 60372 172121 0


Houlton 0 357820 44418 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 44418 402238 0


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Statistical Report of ChurchesChurch Name 53. Assessable

Other54. Total

Assessable 55. Global Partners 56. Heart Of Ministries 57. Hephzibah 58. Wesleyan

Native 59. Easter Offering 60. Youth Registration 61. Dba Projects 62. District Church

Plant63. Total Non-

assessable 64. Total Income 65. Grants

Ingomar - Faith 1100 70764 671 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 671 71435 0

Jonesport 733 55152 2531 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2531 57683 0


Lower Brighton 0 76861 5220 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5220 82081 0


Maple Ridge 0 162883 14574 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14574 177457 0

Miramichi 2361 84672 1998 0 0 0 0 0 20265 0 22263 106935 0

Moncton 0 1463205 124875 0 2000 0 0 0 514174 0 641049 2104254 0

Monticello 0 36520 721 0 0 0 0 165 0 0 886 37406 0


Nackawic 0 99637 3000 0 0 0 0 0 2500 0 5500 105137 0

North Head 0 72921 13228 0 100 0 0 0 1478 0 14806 87727 0

Norton 250 65719 3250 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3250 68969 0

Perth-Andover 1915 129096 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 129096 0

Port Maitland 0 46799 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 46799 0

Presque Isle 0 899223 35759 0 0 0 0 10046 0 0 45805 945028 0


Saint John - First 0 223220 10293 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10293 233513 0


Seal Cove 0 77674 2760 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2760 80434 0

Shelburne - Hope 0 22348 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22348 0

Sussex 0 359865 17602 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17602 377467 0


West Head 2812 130998 300 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 300 131298 0

Westchester 16667 40993 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40993 0

Wood's Harbour 21605 140133 9760 1182 0 0 0 0 0 500 11442 151575 0

Woodstock 18136 362324 24802 0 0 0 0 0 88304 1000 114106 476430 0

Yarmouth 1149 514575 39384 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 39384 553959 0

Totals 136428 10045810 634913 0 3797 0 3000 23062 705010 18077 1370257 11416067 45250

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Church Name 66. Borrowed Money 67. Property 68. Day Care

Retirement Income 69. Wills 70. Interest 71. Total Other Non-assessable

72. Grant Total Income 73. Pastor Salary 74. Pastor Pension 75. Pastor Housing 76. Pastor

Allowances77. Ast Pastor

Salary78. Ast Pastor

Pension

AWC 0 0 0 0 0 0 144468 19028 4514 12986 13917 0 0

Bangor - Pathway 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


Beals 0 0 0 0 0 0 71012 11400 0 0 902 0 0

Black's Harbour 0 0 0 0 0 0 127104 21420 3213 7739 5282 0 0

Blissfield 0 0 0 0 0 0 10272 2700 0 0 1500 620 0

Brazil Lake 0 0 0 0 0 0 115766 30401 4727 3150 9732 0 0


Crystal 0 0 0 0 0 0 35702 3900 0 3876 3900 0 0


Digby 0 0 0 0 181 181 174111 31350 5657 10800 9660 37860 4416

Easton 5000 0 0 0 0 5000 92142 26529 2857 6472 5394 0 0









Halifax - Metro 0 0 0 0 214 214 114171 41274 5200 4301 7671 5200 0


Hampton - Island 0 0 0 0 0 0 78908 23850 4302 12000 1760 0 0

Hartland 0 0 0 0 0 0 171192 69601 0 0 0 0 0

Havelock - NB 22000 0 0 0 0 22000 96696 17671 2965 1809 0 0 0

Havelock - NS 0 0 0 0 0 0 172121 54054 4596 12809 9829 0 0


Houlton 0 0 0 0 0 0 402238 105555 10321 0 61850 0 0


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Statistical Report of ChurchesChurch Name 66. Borrowed

Money 67. Property 68. Day Care Retirement Income 69. Wills 70. Interest 71. Total Other

Non-assessable72. Grant Total

Income 73. Pastor Salary 74. Pastor Pension 75. Pastor Housing 76. Pastor Allowances

77. Ast Pastor Salary

78. Ast Pastor Pension

Ingomar - Faith 0 0 0 0 0 0 71435 30040 830 6404 1400 0 0

Jonesport 0 0 0 0 0 0 57683 23670 0 0 0 0 0


Lower Brighton 0 0 0 0 0 0 82081 21548 2950 2662 4418 0 0


Maple Ridge 0 0 1942 250 3 2195 179652 42427 5121 4626 40 40024 4683

Miramichi 0 500 0 0 0 500 107435 29518 3894 7360 6329 0 0

Moncton 0 181826 643329 0 3027 828182 2932436 1197290 84485 0 68050 0 0

Monticello 0 0 0 0 12 12 37418 19500 0 8700 500 0 0


Nackawic 0 0 0 0 0 0 105137 31186 4500 10669 12270 0 0

North Head 0 0 0 0 0 0 87727 22680 4498 3599 8140 0 0

Norton 9625 0 0 0 0 9625 78594 21309 3911 6081 11549 0 0

Perth-Andover 0 0 0 0 0 0 129096 29070 4582 4339 300 3775 557

Port Maitland 0 0 0 0 8 8 46807 13759 2523 3183 6125 0 0

Presque Isle 0 0 0 0 0 0 945028 48870 8402 21320 18983 136899 0


Saint John - First 0 1732 0 0 0 1732 235245 36214 3822 15794 0 30680 2990


Seal Cove 0 0 0 0 0 0 80434 42833 5195 4412 5722 0 0

Shelburne - Hope 0 1500 0 5000 0 6500 28848 0 0 0 1984 0 0

Sussex 0 800 0 0 172 972 378439 0 0 0 0 119599 0


West Head 0 0 0 0 0 0 131298 32000 2688 4487 4202 0 0

Westchester 0 0 0 0 0 0 40993 13723 0 5693 0 0 0

Wood's Harbour 0 0 0 0 0 0 151575 31500 4500 0 9868 24000 0

Woodstock 0 1960 0 0 0 1960 478390 107120 16286 33070 11820 0 0

Yarmouth 0 32955 0 0 0 32955 586914 99615 10150 27615 10019 0 0

Totals 36625 638024 1288721 105250 5587 2119285 13535352 2830218 271608 387224 427188 973790 84584

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Church Name 79. Ast Pastor Housing

80. Ast Pastor Allowances 81. Missionaries

82. Non-wesleyan Missions

83. Benevolences

84. Paid Indebtedness 85. Paid Property 86. Paid

Expenditures 87. Total Paid 88. Usf 89. Pd Multiplication

90. Pd Wesleyan Native 91. Pd Hephzibah

AWC 0 0 4690 2190 1295 7824 0 52172 118616 15364 0 0 0

Bangor - Pathway 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


Beals 0 0 600 0 160 7643 18177 26246 65128 5328 0 0 0

Black's Harbour 0 0 4013 0 659 0 0 0 42326 13021 0 0 0

Blissfield 0 0 0 0 500 0 0 2500 7820 0 0 0 0

Brazil Lake 0 0 11765 0 405 0 6445 40694 107319 10010 0 0 0


Crystal 0 0 455 910 3167 0 0 13792 30000 3036 0 0 0


Digby 9700 8325 1440 0 5473 0 28241 46000 198922 16152 0 0 0

Easton 0 0 0 833 1560 724 3331 34997 82697 1000 0 0 0









Halifax - Metro 0 0 1200 984 1200 0 0 39185 106215 10944 0 0 0


Hampton - Island 0 0 0 0 1300 0 0 0 43212 8832 0 0 0

Hartland 0 0 6875 1646 1333 0 0 51970 131425 17441 900 0 0

Havelock - NB 0 0 710 0 0 9000 0 30546 62701 100 0 0 0

Havelock - NS 0 0 6657 0 3213 30470 14092 39079 174799 15410 0 0 0


Houlton 0 0 46898 0 0 38881 26584 63789 353878 32989 0 0 0


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Statistical Report of ChurchesChurch Name 79. Ast Pastor

Housing80. Ast Pastor

Allowances 81. Missionaries82. Non-

wesleyan Missions

83. Benevolences

84. Paid Indebtedness 85. Paid Property 86. Paid

Expenditures 87. Total Paid 88. Usf 89. Pd Multiplication

90. Pd Wesleyan Native 91. Pd Hephzibah

Ingomar - Faith 0 0 793 0 601 5064 330 0 45462 7037 0 0 0

Jonesport 0 0 2531 0 0 0 0 22927 49128 5065 0 0 0


Lower Brighton 0 0 5220 5090 3196 0 0 13134 58218 8003 0 0 0


Maple Ridge 6900 327 11416 1256 8322 0 0 37986 163128 17488 3158 0 0

Miramichi 0 0 1998 460 508 20472 0 27129 97668 7992 0 0 0

Moncton 0 0 134731 44223 25374 514174 0 1481307 3549634 139932 0 0 2000

Monticello 0 0 0 0 1351 0 1115 1634 32800 3500 0 0 0


Nackawic 0 0 3000 13110 2500 0 0 21796 99031 10826 0 0 0

North Head 0 0 13206 0 500 0 0 33099 85722 7792 0 0 100

Norton 0 0 3250 0 313 794 0 21003 68210 1136 0 0 0

Perth-Andover 900 0 2400 0 1000 0 9345 42257 98525 14010 0 0 0

Port Maitland 0 0 1270 650 355 0 0 0 27865 195 0 0 0

Presque Isle 69880 48953 35759 98312 16901 100829 0 261763 866871 81011 0 0 0


Saint John - First 0 0 10293 1840 0 0 25433 86473 213539 21768 0 0 0


Seal Cove 0 0 2160 0 2062 0 0 15797 78181 9402 0 0 0

Shelburne - Hope 0 0 0 1400 0 3068 2000 14169 22621 0 0 0 0

Sussex 0 0 17602 11635 0 43860 0 164142 356838 33224 0 0 0


West Head 0 0 4700 5294 3539 0 0 66287 123197 13953 0 0 0

Westchester 0 0 720 0 745 0 0 16047 36928 504 0 0 0

Wood's Harbour 400 3940 9760 6315 2660 0 0 39421 132364 13857 0 0 0

Woodstock 0 0 24802 8500 9137 94620 23414 63745 392514 36333 0 0 0

Yarmouth 0 0 39388 9746 9875 73240 0 141292 420940 45044 0 0 0

Totals 281650 192966 639808 275806 309511 1946469 364205 5437496 15038690 1073194 8258 0 3548

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Church Name 92. Pd Not Listed

93. Total Pd District Church 94. Grand Total Pd 96. Satellite

Campuses

AWC 0 15364 133980 0

Bangor - Pathway 0 0 0 0

Bangor - River City 0 11072 111560 0

Beals 0 5328 70456 0

Black's Harbour 0 13021 55347 0

Blissfield 0 0 7820 0

Brazil Lake 0 10010 117329 0

Brown's Flat Fellowship 64292 73291 111816 0

Crystal 0 3036 33036 0

Dartmouth- Hillside 1000 28000 375488 1

Digby 0 16152 215074 0

Easton 0 1000 83697 0

Florenceville-Bristol - Trinity 0 13260 135254 0

Fort Fairfield - Community 250 2466 32219 0

Fredericton - Corbett Avenue 1000 29036 367593 0

Fredericton - Crosspoint 4000 54000 452219 0

Fredericton - Journey 0 48648 563667 0

Grand Bay-Westfield - River Valley 0 14642 173550 0

Grand Harbour - Central 0 19699 199305 0

Halifax - Deep Water 0 27384 351347 1

Halifax - Metro 0 10944 117159 0

Hammonds Plains - Cornerstone 3350 44706 741558 2

Hampton - Island 0 8832 52044 0

Hartland 0 18341 149766 0

Havelock - NB 0 100 62801 0

Havelock - NS 0 15410 190209 0

Head of Millstream 0 2189 47291 0

Houlton 0 32989 386867 0


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Statistical Report of ChurchesChurch Name 92. Pd Not

Listed93. Total Pd

District Church 94. Grand Total Pd 96. Satellite Campuses

Ingomar - Faith 0 7037 52499 0

Jonesport 0 5065 54193 0

Kentville - New Hope 0 27672 346405 0

Lower Brighton 289 8292 66510 0

Lower Hainesville 0 870 36034 0

Maple Ridge 0 20646 183774 0

Miramichi 890 8882 106550 0

Moncton 0 141932 3691566 0

Monticello 0 3500 36300 0

Mount Pearl - Solid Rock 1000 13540 190305 1

Nackawic 0 10826 109857 0

North Head 0 7892 93614 0

Norton 0 1136 69346 0

Perth-Andover 0 14010 112535 0

Port Maitland 0 195 28060 0

Presque Isle 0 81011 947882 0

Quispamsis - Kings Church 0 97464 2260549 3

Saint John - First 0 21768 235307 0

Scarborough Coastal Community 0 3540 349986 0

Seal Cove 0 9402 87583 0

Shelburne - Hope 0 0 22621 0

Sussex 0 33224 390062 0

Truro - Connection 0 14556 174137 0

West Head 0 13953 137150 0

Westchester 0 504 37432 0

Wood's Harbour 2050 15907 148271 0

Woodstock 2000 38333 430847 0

Yarmouth 0 45044 465984 0

Totals 80121 1165121 16203811 8

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