Sixty-fifth Annual Assembly Journal of the Eastern Michigan ...

Sixty-fifth

Annual Assembly Journal

of the

Eastern Michigan District

Church of the Nazarene Session Held At

Flint Central Church of the Nazarene

Flint, Michigan

May 5- 6 2014

Dr. Jerry Porter Dr. W. Glen Gardner

General Superintendent District Superintendent

2014 ORDINATION CLASS

Left to right: Dr. Michael D. Kitsko, Jr., District Secretary, Dr. W. Glen Gardner, District Superintendent, Rev. Cynthia and Wayne Porter, Dr. Jerry Porter,

General Superintendent

Photo taken by: Josh Kennedy

SESSIONS OF THE EASTERN MICHIGAN DISTRICT ASSEMBLY

Host General District Host Number of District Membership Raised For All

Year Church Superintendent Superintendent Pastor Churches Secretary Purposes

1 1950 Pontiac First Williamson McGuire Johnson 60 Van Allen 4,799 $ 572,685* 2 1951 Pontiac First Powers McGuire Johnson 62 Van Allen 5,278 870,045*

3 1952 Pontiac First Benner McGuire Hutchinson 63 Van Allen 5,367 729,540*

4 1953 Pontiac First Young McGuire Hutchinson 63 Van Allen 5,341 737,547*

5 1954 Flint First Vanderpool McGuire Parrott 68 Van Allen 5,744 846,377*

6 1955 Flint First Powers McGuire Parrott 71 Van Allen 5,971 864,981*

7 1956 Detroit First Benner McGuire Martin 72 Van Allen 6,159 1,017,918*

8 1957 Pontiac First Williamson McGuire Hutchinson 74 Van Allen 6,335 955,951*

9 1958 Flint First Young McGuire Parrott 74 Van Allen 6,524 1,003,542*

10 1959 Detroit First Williamson McGuire Martin 75 Van Allen 6,557 1,043,210*

11 1960 Pontiac First Benner McGuire Van Allen 74 Van Allen 6,675 1,057,188

12 1961 Pontiac First Vanderpool McGuire Van Allen 75 Van Allen 6,747 1,042,744

13 1962 Flint First Powers Martin Wellman 76 Van Allen 6,857 1,164,553 14 1963 Howell Williamson Martin Raycroft 75 Van Allen 7,001 1,266,583

15 1964 Pontiac First Young Martin Van Allen 77 Van Allen 7,170 1,410,146

16 1965 Flint First Lewis Martin Freese 78 Van Allen 7,402 1,553,425

17 1966 Flint South Coulter Martin Gill 79 Van Allen 7,587 1,798,403

18 1967 Detroit First Benner Martin Armstrong 79 Van Allen 7,744 1,870,031

19 1968 Plymouth Lawlor Martin Moss 80 Van Allen 7,664 1,999,145

20 1969 Ferndale Young Martin Godman 80 Van Allen 7,881 2,049,444

21 1970 Ferndale Jenkins Martin Biscoe 79 Biscoe 7,937 2,189,748

22 1971 Flint First Lewis Martin Biscoe 78 Biscoe 8,166 2,295,107

23 1972 Flint First Coulter Martin Freese 78 Biscoe 8,116 2,604,496

24 1973 Flint First Lawlor Martin Freese 78 Biscoe 8,074 2,931,068 25 1974 Flint First Jenkins Martin Freese 79 Biscoe 8,396 3,171,565

26 1975 Flint First Stowe Martin Shoff 78 Biscoe 8,545 3,468,336

27 1976 Flint Central Greathouse Martin Andree 78 Biscoe 8,573 3,911,147

28 1977 Flint Central Coulter Martin Andree 78 Biscoe 8,667 4,243,460

29 1978 Flint Central Lewis Martin Andree 79 Powers 8,892 4,718,985

30 1979 Flint Central Strickland Martin Andree 81 Powers 8,937 5,071,660

31 1980 Flint Central Jenkins Gibson Woods 81 Powers 9,167 5,440,581

32 1981 Flint Central Stowe Gibson Woods 78 Powers 9,240 5,879,945

33 1982 Flint Central Greathouse Gibson Dace 82 Anthony 9,249 6,050,798

34 1983 Flint Central Greathouse Gibson Dace 83 Anthony 9,297 6,424,695

35 1984 Warren Woods Johnson Knight Mellish 83 Anthony 9,452 6,905,511

36 1985 Flint Central Johnson Knight Dace 83 Anthony 9,491 7,599,813

37 1986 Warren Woods Knight Knight Mellish 83 Anthony 9,628 7,785,430

38 1987 Flint Central Knight Knight Dace 83 Anthony 9,972 8,914,048

39 1988 Flint Central Strickland Knight Dace 83 Anthony 9,840 8,420,889

40 1989 Warren Woods Prince Knight Mellish 82 Anthony 9,946 9,543,206

41 1990 Flint Central Hurn Knight Spruce 85 Anthony 9,777 9,480,133 42 1991 Detroit First Hurn Knight Lewis 85 Anthony 9,912 9,491,221

43 1992 Warren Woods Stowe Knight Mellish 80 Anthony 10,127 9,841,909

44 1993 Flint Central Stowe Anthony Spruce 81 Sparks 10,122 10,285,923

45 1994 Detroit First Owens Anthony Lewis 81 Sparks 10,165 10,548,434

46 1995 Warren Woods Owens Anthony Mellish 81 Sparks 10,192 10,940,140

47 1996 Detroit First Johnson Anthony Irwin 81 Betz 10,320 11,521,694

48 1997 Warren Woods Porter Anthony Mellish 78 Betz 10,473 12,321,948

49 1998 Detroit First Knight Anthony Leth 75 Betz 10,557 14,292,338

50 1999 Flint Central Knight Anthony Raath 72 Betz 10,569 14,623,688

51 2000 Warren Woods Prince Anthony Reeder 73 Betz 10,881 16,180,657

52 2001 Detroit First Prince Anthony Leth 75 Betz 11,219 17,352,008

53 2002 Flint Central Cunningham Anthony Raath 72 Betz 11,414 17,416,348 54 2003 Warren Woods Cunningham Anthony Gocha 78 Betz 11,425 17,866,168

55 2004 Detroit First Diehl Anthony Blake 78 Betz 11,681 19,213,814

56 2005 Flint Central Diehl Anthony Gardner 77 Betz 11,794 14,921,166**

57 2006 Brighton Gunter Anthony Walls 77 Betz 11,990 19,169,339

58 2007 Detroit First Gunter Anthony Blake 76 Betz 12,445 20,093,025

59 2008 Flint Central Cunningham Anthony Gardner 72 Betz 12,528 20,592,625

60 2009 Flint Central Diehl Anthony Gardner 73 Betz 12,725 18,994,333

61 2010 Detroit First Porter Anthony Blake 73 Betz 12,311 17,282,011

62 2011 Flint Central Porter Anthony Gardner 69 Betz 12,519 16,962,101

63 2012 Flint Central Warrick Anthony Gardner 70 Betz 12,253 17,731,869

64 2013 Flint Central Warrick Anthony Gardner 68 Kitsko 12,221 17,354,405 65 2014 Flint Central Porter Gardner Prince 69 Kitsko 12,290 16,560,182

*Indicates total expenditures

** Indicates nine month church year

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CONTENTS

Page

I. Official Directory

A. District Officers 6

B. District Boards and Standing Committees 7

C. District Auxiliaries 9

D. Churches by Zone 11

E. Church Directory 12

F. Elders 82

G. Deacons 87

H. Licensed Ministers 88

I. Tenured Evangelist 90

J. Commissioned Evangelist 90

K. Registered Evangelist 90

L. Commissioned Song Evangelist 90

M. Registered Song Evangelist 90

N. Commissioned Minister of Christian Education 90

O. Commissioned Minister of Music 90

P. Ministers Serving Connectional Interests 90

II. General Information 91

III. Daily Proceedings 94

IV. Reports

A. District Officers

1. District Superintendent 102

2. Sunday School Ministries Chair 109

3. NMI President 110

4. NYI President 115

B. District Boards 116

C. Assembly Committees 124

V. Financial and Statistical

A. District Financial Officer 132

B. Sunday School Ministries Treasurer 136

C. Nazarene Youth International Treasurer 137

D. Nazarene Missions International Treasurer 138

E. Supplemental Statistical Report 139

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I. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

A. DISTRICT OFFICERS

General Superintendent—Dr. Jerry Porter, 17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lenexa, KS 66220

District Superintendent-- Dr. W. Glen Gardner (Kayla), 6391 Coconut, Grand Blanc, MI 48439

E-mail: [email protected] (o) 810-750-4080 (fax) 810- 519-4024 (cell) 810-964-9711 (h) 810-694-1967

Asst. Dist. Supt./Dist. Sec. (2013)- Dr. Michael D. Kitsko, Jr., 2237 Holly Tree Dr., Davison, MI 48423

E-mail: [email protected] (o) 810-750-4080 (fax) 810- 519-4024 (cell) 810-287-6901 (h) 810-654-9035

District Office Manager: Karla Coll, Office, P.O. Box 449, Goodrich, MI 48438-0449 E-mail: [email protected] or Website www.emdnaz.org (o) 810-750-4080 (fax) 810- 519-4024

District Superintendent Emeriti

Dr. Stephen T. Anthony, 8966 Championship Dr., Davison, MI 48423 810-964-7221

Dr. C. Marselle Knight, 4126 Sequoia Trail, Georgetown, TX 78628 512-869-5982

District Financial Officer: Kristen Bedell, P.O. Box 449, Goodrich, MI 48438-0449 810-736-8529

E-mail: [email protected]

(Make checks payable to: Eastern Michigan District; Send to: P.O. Box 449, Goodrich, MI 48438-0449)

SDMI Chairman – Dr. David Fulks, 2667 Spielman Hts. Dr., Adrian, MI 49221 517-265-2949

Email: [email protected]

NMI President – Cindy Wine, 8760 River Run Dr., White Lake, MI 48386 248-673-5911


NYI President – Jeff Tschetter, 9295 Canton Center Rd., Plymouth, MI 48170 734-673-1968 Email: [email protected]

Detroit Impact Director- Calvin Colbert, 13566 Penrod, Detroit, MI 48223 313-272-0004

Flint Eastside Mission – Roger Lutze, 620 S. Main St., Davison MI 48423 810-653-2755


Mission location: 1829 Delaware, Flint, MI 48506 810-767-5312

Mailing address: P.O. Box 90238, Burton, MI 48509

District Campground, Water’s Edge Camp & Conference Center 4171 Woodland Dr., Howell, MI 48855 517-546-9683; fax: 517-546-4410

Email [email protected] Website www.watersedgecamp.org

Executive Director of Water’s Edge Camp—Rob Lewis, 4171 Woodland Dr., Howell, MI 48855 517-546-9683

Email: [email protected] Cell Phone: 517-442-5188

Campground Office Administrator—Kim Lewis, 4171 Woodland Dr., Howell, MI 48855 517-546-9683


mailto:[email protected]



http://www.emdnaz.org/




mailto:jeff@plymouthnazarene.



http://www.watersedgecamp.org/



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B. DISTRICT BOARDS AND STANDING COMMITTEES

Advisory Board W. Glen Gardner, Chair, P.O. Box 449, Goodrich, MI 48438 (h) 810-694-1967 (o) 810-750-4080


Ordained Ministers: Term

Jeffrey Cardimen, 13795 S. Custer Rd., Dundee, MI 48131; 248-877-3266 2016


Alan Duce, 10272 Coachman Ct., Davison, MI 48423; 810-412-5107 2016


Fred Hall, 45206 Indian Creek Dr., Canton MI 48187; 734-453-1525 2015


Robert S. Prince, Jr., 6415 Wailer Court, Grand Blanc, MI 48439; (810) 235-5671 2017


Ben D. Walls, Sr., 3990 Beattie, Howell, MI 48843; 517-540-1392 2015


Dan Wine, 8760 River Run Dr., White Lake, MI 48386; 248-673-5911 2017


Lay Persons: Term

Gordon Horton, 2912 Wright St., Port Huron, MI 48060; 810-985-8422 2016


Linda Loudermilk, 6026 Stoney Point, Flint, MI 48506; 810-736-8909 2017


Steve Moore, 45608 Irvine Dr., Novi, MI 48374; 248-321-5401 2016


John Stottele, 980 Winchester Ave., Lincoln Park, MI 48146; 248-802-7652 2015


Mark Pennington, 11411 Deer Run, Morenci, MI 49256; 517-458-6450 2015


Eric Smith, 2328 Flagstone Flushing, MI 48433; 810-736-8531 2017


Board of Church Properties

(Term Expires 2016)

W. Glen Gardner, ex officio;

Ordained Ministers – Larry Crum, Mike Hefner, Scott Salo

Lay Persons – Gary Anscombe, Richard Dilts, Kevin Johnson, Ron Sharpe I

Board of Court of Appeals

W. Glen Gardner, ex officio; Ministers: Jeff Cardimen, Janice Duce

Laymen: John Q. Dickey Sr., Gordon Horton

Auditing Committee

Christy VanSteenburg, Chair; Vance Lane, Phil Puttney, Dean Weir, David White














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Board of Ministry

(Term Expires 2015)

W. Glen Gardner, Chair; Michael D. Kitsko, Jr., Secretary;

JoAnn Bastien, Terry Bate, David Bowser, Larry Crum, Alan Duce, Vince Flippo, David Fulks, Fred Hall, Deborah

Humphreys, Rob Lewis, Paul McNett, Gary Miller, Robert Moulding, Scott Salo,, Ben D. Walls, Sr., Dan Wine,

John O. Wright

NewStart Committee (Term expires 2015)

W. Glen Gardner, ex officio; S. Alan Duce, Chair; Steven Barkey, JoAnn Bastien, Jeff Crowder, Vince Flippo, Gary

Griffin, Fred Hall, Robert Hunter, Paul McNett, Scott Salo, Ron Sharpe II

District Finance Committee For Assembly 2014 W. Glen Gardner, ex officio; District Finance Officer; District Secretary, District Advisory Board, District NYI

President, SDMI Ministries Chair, District NMI President

Trustees to Olivet Nazarene University

W. Glen Gardner, ex officio

Ordained Ministers: Term Expires Fred Hall 2016

Dan Wine 2015

Ben D. Walls, Sr. 2017

Laymen: Mark Pennington 2017 Eric Smith 2016

Cristy VanSteenburg 2015

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C. DISTRICT AUXILIARIES

Board of Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries International

Ex officio member - Dr. W. Glen Gardner, P.O. Box 449, Goodrich, MI 48438 810-750-4080


Executive Council—Ministers

Chair – Dr. David Fulks (‘15), , 2667 Spielman Hts. Dr., Adrian, MI 49221 517-265-2949 Email: [email protected]

Jason Crum (’16), 3515 N. Belsay Rd., Flint, MI 48506 810-736-5249


Dr. Janice Duce (’17) 10272 Coachman Ct., Davison, MI 48423 810-412-5107


Josh Woods (’15), 5443 Ole Banner Trail, Grand Blanc, MI 48439 216-310-5785


Executive Council—Lay Persons

Phyllis Barkey (’16) 30921 Marrocco Dr., Warren, MI 48088 586-771-4259


Tina Moore (’17) 45608 Irvine Dr., Novi, MI 48374 248-374-1287

Email: [email protected] Kim Lewis (’15), 4171 Woodland Dr., Howell, MI 48855 517-546-9683


Executive Council—ex-officio Director of Children’s Ministries—Linda Loudermilk, 6026 Stoney Point, Flint, MI 48506 810-736-8909


Director of Adult Ministries— Andrew Jolly, P.O. Box 1025, Lapeer, MI 48446 810-664-4481


District NMI Officers

W. Glen Gardner, ex officio, P.O. Box 449, Goodrich, MI 48438-0449 810-750-4080


President: Cindy Wine, 8760 River Run Dr., White Lake, MI 48386 248-698-8976


Vice-President: Gary Griffin, 6336 Birch Meadow Lane, Fowlerville, MI 48836 517-304-5754


Secretary: Teri Dilts, 219 Edington Cir., Canton, MI 48187 734-981-5414

Email: [email protected] Treasurer: Catherine Clees, 2266 E. Carleton Rd., Adrian, MI 49221 517-902-7258


Prayer/Fasting: Kim Goodwin, 4202 S. Center Rd., Howell, MI 48855 517-546-7892


LINKS & Publicity: Lisa Jolly, 327 Mansfield Dr., Lapeer, MI 48446 810-664-2290


Global Awareness: Jan Fleming, 6175 Bethel Church Rd., Saline, MI 48176 734-429-3703


Global Awareness Awards: Tina Moore, 45608 Irvine Dr., Novi, MI 48374 248-374-1287


Deputation: Carolyn Dilts, 415 Pinehurst Dr., Canton, MI 48188 734-844-0052 Email: [email protected]

Children Director: Ellen Jacobs Easton, 15235 Troy Ave., Taylor, MI 48180 313-588-1168


Youth Director: Courtney Walls, 3302 Harrington Dr., Holly, MI 48442 810-597-9865


Medical Plan: Linda Hall , 45206 Indian Creek Dr., Canton, MI 48187 734-453-3462























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Work & Witness: John Stottele, 980 Winchester, Lincoln Park, MI 48146 248-802-7652


Compassionate Min.: Sandi Stewart, 1310 Maple Krest Dr., Flint, MI 48532 810-767-1655


Alabaster: Elaine Marquardt, 23410 E. Irwin, Armada, MI 48005 586-784-5838

Email: [email protected] World Miss. Broad: Gary Griffin, 6336 Birch Meadow Lane, Fowlerville, MI 48836 517-304-5754


Mission Call Coor.: Jandal Hefner, 11856 Meadowbrook Ln., Hartland, MI 48353 810-632-9411


Jesus Film Coordinator: Jan Fleming, 6175 Bethel Church Rd., Saline, MI 48176 734-429-3703


Zone Directors

Ann Arbor: Jan Fleming, 6175 Bethel Church Rd., Saline, MI 48176 734-429-3703


Detroit East: Elaine Marquardt, 23410 E. Irwin, Armada, MI 48005 586-784-5838

Email: [email protected] Detroit West: Tina Moore, 45608 Irvine Dr., Novi, MI 48374 248-374-1287


Flint: Kim Goodwin, 4202 S. Center Dr., Howell, MI 48855 517-546-7892


Lakes/Livingston: Jandal Hefner, 11856 Meadowbrook Ln., Hartland MI 48353 810-632-9411


Thumb: Nancy Ault, 200 Monroe St., Caro, MI 48723 989-672-6311


District NYI Officers

Ex Officio Member: Dr. W. Glen Gardner, P.O. Box 449, Goodrich, MI 48438 810-750-4080


President: Jeff Tschetter, 9295 Canton Center Rd., Plymouth, MI 48170 734-207-1543


Vice President/NYC: Michael Graham, 3352 W. Circle Dr., Adrian, MI 49221 517-263-6383


Secretary/EMD Scholarships: Karren Skrbec, 508 Seneca St., Tecumseh, MI 49286 517-815-1363


Financial Coordinator: Kristen Bedell, P.O. Box 449, Goodrich, MI 48438 810-750-4080


Bible Quizzing: Robert Flowers, 3112 North Shore Dr., Flint, MI 48504 810-235-1145

E-mail: [email protected] Fall Retreat: Matthew Phillips, 962 Panorama Dr., Milford, MI 48381 513-884-3125


Momentum/Celebrate Life: Doug & Kandra Hewett, 387 Robyn Dr., Canton, MI 48187 734-981-1291


Elected Students Rep: Rachel Tobey (Brighton)



















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D. CHURCHES

By Geographical Zone:

Ann Arbor Zone: Adrian First, Adrian Madison, Ann Arbor First, Bedford, Chelsea,

Dundee Community, Merritt Road, Monroe, Morenci, Ridgeway, Tecumseh

Detroit East Zone: Armada, Bethel, Bluewater, Detroit Grace, Hazel Park, Madison Heights, Metropolitan,

Orchard Ridge, Port Huron First, Troy, Warren Woods

Detroit West Zone: Allen Park, Crosswalk Community, Detroit First, Detroit New Hope,

Harvest Community, Plumb Line Community, Plymouth, Taylor

Flint Zone: Clio Community, Crossroads, Flint Abundant Grace, Flint Central, Flint East, Flint New Life, Flint South, Flint West, Flushing Community, Lapeer, Lindenwood, Richfield, Swartz Creek

Lakes Zone: Lake Louise, Rochester First, Silver Lake, Commerce, Williams Lake

Livingston Zone: Argentine, Brighton, Center Pointe Community, Fenton, Fowlerville, Highland, Holly,

Southwest

Thumb Zone: Bad Axe, Beulah, Caro, Cass City, Colling, Ellington, Filion, Gagetown, Imlay City, Millington,

Otter Lake, Sandusky, Vassar

Nazarene District Center

Water’s Edge Camp and Conference Center

4171 Woodland Dr., Howell, MI 48855

Phone: 517-546-9683

FAX: 517-546-4410


Website: www.watersedgecamp.org

Executive Director Water’s Edge Camp — Rev. Rob Lewis

Cell Phone: 517-442-5188

[email protected]


http://www.watersedgecamp.org/


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E. CHURCH DIRECTORY

ADRIAN FIRST Organized: 1921 (014-0020) Area Code 517

Location: 50 Industrial Drive, Adrian, MI 49221 517-263-1579

Fax: 517-263-5279 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.adrianfirst.org

Pastor: (02/06) K. David Fulks, Jr. (Melinda), 2667 Spielman Hts. Dr., Adrian, MI 49221 517-265-2949

Review Date: 01/16 Email: [email protected]

Asst. Pastor:

Janet Benjamin (Jon), 6395 W. Gorman Rd, Sand Creek, MI 49279 810-513-2219


Michael Dunson (Janice), 13637 Hodges Hwy., Jasper, MI 49248 419-779-4660


Michael Graham (Denise), 3352 W. Circle Dr., Adrian, MI 49221 517-263-6383


Music Dir.: Matt Johnson (send to church) 517-263-7362

SDMI Dir.: Jodi Schoonover, 305 North St., Morenci, MI 49256 517-401-0189

Children's Min. Dir.: Julie Gritzmaker, 4036 Horton Rd., Sand Creek, MI 49279 517-260-0312


NYI Min. Dir./Pres.: Cherilyn Waggoner, 974 Macon Hwy., Tecumseh, MI 49286 517-424-5951


Primetime Dir.: Dick & Rhea Butler, 428 Raisin River, Adrian, MI 49221 517-263-7362

Men’s Min. Dir.: Send to Church

Women's Min. Dir.: Janet Brion, 339 N. McKenzie St., Adrian, MI 49221 517-264-6217


NMI Pres.: Nancy Shipman, 1332 W. Beecher, Adrian, MI 49221 517-266-3230

Work & Witness Coord.: Paul Trinka, 910 Comstock, Adrian, MI 49221 517-263-1592

Camp Contact: Pastor Fulks

Church Board Sec.: Lyn Marks, 4671 S. Clubview Dr., Adrian, MI 517-204-4687


Church Treas.: Dennis Brainerd, 11498 Laird Rd., Brooklyn, MI 49230 517-467-7859



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ADRIAN MADISON Organized: 1954 (014-0010) Area Code: 517

Location: 3993 Treat Hwy., Adrian, MI 49221 517-263-6120

Pastor: (4/06) Terry Clees (Catherine), 2266 E. Carleton Rd., Adrian, MI 49221 517-265-3473

Review Date: 4/16 E-mail: [email protected]

Music Dir.: Keith Holloway, 4459 S. Adrian Hwy., Adrian, MI 49221 517-263-3152

SDMI Dir.: Dianna Holloway, 5585 S. Adrian Hwy., Adrian, MI 49221 517-263-2097


NYI Min. Dir./Pres.: Catherine Clees, 2266 E. Carleton Rd., Adrian, MI 49221 517-265-3473


Women's Min. Dir.: Dianna Holloway, 5585 S. Adrian Hwy., Adrian, MI 49221 517-263-2097


NMI Pres.: Devan DeLong, 8371 Jefferson St. Jasper, MI 49248 517-403-3798

Camp Contact: Catherine Clees 517-265-3473


Church Board Sec.: Roxann Holloway, 4459 S. Adrian Hwy., Adrian, MI 49221 517-263-3152


Church Treas.: Shelly DeLong, 8371 Jefferson, Jasper, MI 49248 517-436-6323







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ALLEN PARK Organized: 1933 (014-0150) Area Code: 313

Location: 10944 Reeck Rd., Allen Park, MI 48101 313-383-7610

FAX: 313-383-7610 Website: www.allenparknazarene.org

Pastor: (01/00) Robert McFarlane (Cheryl), 11029 Suffolk Dr., Southgate, MI 48195 734-287-8486


Asst. Pastor: Daniel (Shirley) Hesselrode, 4378 Fifth St., Ecorse, MI 48229 313-303-4190

Music Dir.: Ken Vance, 9396 Lincoln, Taylor, MI 48180 734-479-0410

Vis. Min.: Cheryl Jones, 13610 Cambridge #183, Southgate, MI 48195 734-365-4287

SDMI Dir.: Julie Szwed, 2189 Moran Ave., Lincoln Park, MI 48146 313-299-0679

Children’s Min.: Andrea McManus, 25811 Valley Creek Dr., Flat Rock, MI 48134 734-363-0303

NYI Pres: Lafon Vance, 90369 Lincoln, Taylor, MI 48180 734-479-0410

Men’s Min. Dir.: Matthew Szwed, 2189 Moran Ave., Lincoln Park, MI 48146 313-299-0679

Women's Min. Dir.: Linda Hutchinson, 7533 Grant Ct., Newport, MI 48166 734-915-0332

NMI Pres.: Milton Thompson, 9656 Elm, Taylor, MI 48180 313-420-9361

Camp Contact: Pastor McFarlane 734-250-2827


Church Board Sec.: Sandy Frahm, 5815 Miller Rd., Dearborn, MI 48126 313-582-8243

Church Treas.: Paul Askew, 8934 Lincoln, Taylor, MI 48180 313-291-3586

http://www.allenparknazarene.org/



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ANN ARBOR FIRST Organized: 1944 (014-0030) Area Code: 734

Location: 2780 Packard Rd., Ann Arbor, MI 48108 734-971-6723

FAX: 734-524-1456 Email: [email protected] Web : www.aanaz.com

Pastor: (11/09) Ann Salyer (Rodney), 20339 Plourde Circle, Chelsea, MI 48118 734-716-9978

Review Date: Appointed E-mail: [email protected]

Asst. Pastor: Annette Fraser (Robert), 7646 Grand St., Dexter, MI 48130 734-288-7534


John J. Posegay (Eimy), Marshall St., Ann Arbor, MI 48108 734-385-6597


SDMI Dir.: Judy Guezen, 1621 Baker, Dexter, MI 48130 734-635-6311


NYI Pres.: John J. Posegay, Marshall St., Ann Arbor, MI 48108 734-385-6597


NMI Pres.: Annette Fraser, 7646 Grand St., Dexter, MI 48130 734-288-7534


Camp Contact: Ann Salyer 734-716-9978


Church Board Sec.: Darlene Jones, 2010 Harding Ave., Ypsilanti, MI 48197 734-485-2287


Church Treas.: Dave Jones, 2010 Harding Ave., Ypsilanti, MI 48197 734-485-2287



http://www.aanaz.com/










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ARGENTINE Organized: 1939 (014-0040) Area Code: 810

Location: 16248 S. Seymour Rd., Linden, MI 48451 810-735-7118

(Mail: P.O. Box 608, Linden, MI 48451)

Fax: 810-735-7118 E-mail: [email protected] Web: facebook.com/acotn

Pastor: (09/12) Robert Lindsay, 3024 East Bay Dr., Fenton, MI 48430 810-513-5866

Review Date: Appointed Email: [email protected]

Music Dir.: Jim Ewers, 4208 Aster Blvd., Howell, MI 48843 517-546-0824


Children's Min. Dir.: Laura Miller, 15469 River Circle, Linden, MI 48451 810-360-5328

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.: Emily Miller, 15469 River Circle, Linden, MI 48451 810-360-5394


Women’s Min. Dir.: Ruth Steiner, 9248 Silver Lake Rd., Linden, MI 48451 810-735-5311

NMI Pres.: Jerrie Sargent, 9218 Silver Lake Rd., Linden, MI 48451 810-735-7349

Camp Contact: Robert Lindsay, 3024 E. Bay Dr., Fenton, MI 48430 810-513-5866


Church Board Sec.: Karen Jackman, 4021 Harwood Dr., Howell, MI 48855 517-618-7244


Church Treas.: Arlo Berry, 9140 W. Silver Lake Rd., Linden, MI 48451 517-735-9842







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ARMADA Organized: 2003 (014-0041) Area Code: 586

Location: 23155 E. Main St., Armada, MI 48005 586-255-2823

(Mail: P.O. Box 466, Armada, MI 48005) Website: www.armadanaz.com

Pastor: (07/09) Duane Leach (Cindy), 23810 E. Main St., Armada, MI 48005 586-255-2823


SDMI Dir.: Amy Levi, 19945 29 Mile Rd., Ray, MI 48096 937-776-2644

NYI Pres.: Janelle Fanelli (Send to church)

NMI Pres.: Jeanette McCracken, 74485 Burke St., Armada, MI 48005 210-478-1817

Church Board Sec.: Ron McLeod, 14031 Gilbert Rd., Allenton, MI 48001 810-395-2129

Church Treas.: Randy Mayer, 206 N. Main St., Capac, MI 48014 817-239-5060

http://www.armadanaz.com/


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BAD AXE Organized: 1951 (014-0050) Area Code: 989

Location: 1200 S. Thomas Rd., Bad Axe, MI 48413 989-269-8633

(Mail: 225 Weitzel Dr., Bad Axe, MI 48413) FAX: (989) 269-8633

Pastor: (11/05) William J. Thorn (Sandra), 225 Weitzel Dr., Bad Axe, MI 48413 989-269-8633


SDMI Dir.: Send to church

NMI Pres.: Sandy Thorn, 225 Weitzel Dr., Bad Axe, MI 48413 989-269-8633


Camp Contact: Sandy Thorn, 225 Weitzel Dr., Bad Axe, MI 48413 989-269-8633


Church Board Sec.: Veniece Mosey, 1494 Minnick Rd., Bad Axe, MI 48413 989-975-7006

Church Treas.: Leslie Maurer, 412 Cedar St., Bad Axe, MI 48413 989-269-8313 Email: [email protected]





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BEDFORD Organized: 1957 (014-0682) Area Code: 734

Location: 7866 Douglas Rd., Lambertville, MI 48144 734-847-6749

Website: bedfordnaz.org


Pastor: (10/98) Vince Flippo (Sonja), 7850 Douglas Rd., Lambertville, MI 48144 734-847-0254 Review Date: 10/16

Asst. Pastor: Brandon Baker (Tara), 2027 W. Samaria Rd., Temperance, MI 48182 419-460-2508


Rick Morris (Lindsay), 4805 Skelly, Toledo, OH 43623 419-377-0881


Dustin Pauken (Amy), 3043 Glenn, Toledo, OH 43613 419-344-9922


William Sligh (Alisha), 2018 Welker Ave. Toledo, OH 43613 419-508-9269


Music Dir.: Tara Baker, 2027 W. Samaria Rd., Temperance, MI 48182 419-410-8272


Children's Min. Dir.: Amy McMunn, 10027 Stevenson, Temperance, MI 48182 567-395-5013

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.: Joel Cossins, 3540 Butternut, Lambertville, MI 48144 734-224-4767






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BETHEL Organized: 1933 (014-0140) Area Code: 586

Location: 51850 North Ave., Macomb, MI 48042 586-598-8555

FAX : (586) 598-1860 E-mail : [email protected] Website : www.bethelmacomb.com

Pastor: (03/05) Paul T. Mabry (Carlyne), 48631 Boardwalk Dr., Macomb, MI 48044 586-948-8706


Asst. Pastor: Barbara Stewart, 32642 Creekview St., New Haven, MI 48048 586-270-6218



Primetime Dir: Karen Voth, 46882 Barbara, Macomb, MI 48044 586-247-6199

NMI Pres.: Barbara Stewart, 58523 Meadow Creek Blvd., Lenox, MI 48048 586-270-6218


Camp Contact: Pastor Mabry 586-598-1916

Church Board Sec.: Rose Faul, 49533 Lordstown Ct., Shelby Township, MI 48315 586-566-6767

Church Treas.: Wendy VanHowe, 47884 Racewood, Macomb, MI 48044 586-598-8990



http://www.bethelmacomb.com/





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BEULAH Organized: 1914 (014-0070) Area Code: 810

Location: 1247 N. Five Lakes Rd., Attica, MI 48412 810-743-2718

Website: www.beulahnazarene.org

Pastor: (6/12) Harold (Carolyn) Williams, 930 Alfalfa Lane, Lapeer, MI 48446 810-356-5157

Review Date: Appointed E-mail:

SDMI Dir.: Calvin Merillat, 111 Burnside Rd., North Branch, MI 48461 810-793-6111

NYI Min.Dir./Pres: Send to church

NMI Pres.: Carolyn Williams, 930 Alfalfa Lane., Lapeer, MI 48446 810-356-5157

Camp Contact: Send to Church

Church Board Sec.: Ellen Merillat, 111 Burnside Rd., North Branch, MI 48461 810-793-6111

E-mail:

Church Treas.: Susan Lobstein, 769 Columbiaville Rd., Columbiaville, MI 48421 810-793-7389


http://www.beulahnazarene.org/


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BLUEWATER Organized: 1938 (014-0480) Area Code: 810

Location: 111 West Blvd., Marine City, MI 48039 810-765-3080

Pastor: (8/11) William Whetstone (Angie), 7970 S. River Rd., Marine City, MI 48039 586-360-3492


SDMI Dir.: Jim Douglas, 108 N. Water St., Marine City, MI 48039 810-765-1155

NYI Min. Dir.:/Pres: Felicia Whetstone, 7970 S. River Rd., Marine City, MI 48039 586-360-3492

NMI Pres.: Barbara Thompson, 4693 Palms Rd., Casco, MI 48064 586-727-7407

Camp Contact: Pastor Whetstone

Church Board Sec.: Priscilla Manter, 5058 Booth Rd., China, MI 48054 810-765-4958

Church Treas.: Robert Kirby, 31595 Juniper Ln., Warren, MI 48093 586-978-8753


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BRIGHTON Organized: 1968 (014-0080) Area Code: 810

Location: 7669 Brighton Rd., Brighton, MI 48116 810-227-6600

FAX: 810-227-9780 E-mail: [email protected] Website : www.thenaz.org

Pastor: (05/88) Benjamin D. Walls, Sr. (Melanie), 3990 Beattie, Howell, MI 48843

517-540-1392


Asst. Pastors: Tim Wessel (Gina), 7591 Brighton Rd., Brighton, MI 48116 810-225-9064

Email:[email protected]

Gerald Earls, 536 N. Cedar, Fowlerville, MI 48836


Skate Park Director: Jason Fuller, 7679 Brighton Rd., Brighton, MI 48116


Celebrate Recovery Assistant Pastor: Megan Durand, 7792 Bent Grass Trail, Howell, MI 48843


Music Dir: Gina Wessel (Tim), 7591 Brighton Rd., Brighton, MI 48116 810-225-9064



Children's Min. Dir.: Jill Slater (Brian), 2890 Brighton Rd., Howell, MI 48843 517-548-5148


NYI Min. Dir.: Deb Winters, 4074 Timberview, Howell, MI 48843


Adult Min. Dir.: Linda Caswell (Steve), 1168 Equestrian Dr., South Lyon, MI 48178 248-866-4879


Men’s Min. Dir.: Chuck Wilks, 4366 Beck Rd., Howell, MI 48843 517-546-4101

Women's Min. Dir.: Darcy Wilbourn, 5870 Cedar Knoll Dr., Brighton, MI 48116 810-229-8599


NMI Pres.: Jim Burgess, 12277 Birchcrest Dr., Milford,


Work & Witness Coord.: Al Herndon, 3717 Curdy Rd., Howell, MI 48843


Camp Contact: Tim Wessel, 7591 Brighton Rd., Brighton, MI 48116 810-225-9064


Church Board Sec.: Vickie Kennedy (Bob), 10941 Nine Mile Rd. South Lyon, MI 48178


Church Treas.: Vance Lane (Andrea), 1152 Elk Run, Howell, MI 48843 517-540-1810


http://www.thenaz.org/














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CARO Organized: 1917 (014-0100) Area Code: 989

Location: 1494 Purdy Rd., Caro, MI 48723 989-673-6175

FAX: (989) 672-7670 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.caronazarenechurch.faithweb.com

Pastor: (01/99) Paul McNett (Susan), 75 Rodd Dr., Caro, MI 48723 989-673-2019


Asst. Pastor: Donald K. Ault (Nancy), 200 Monroe St., Caro, MI 48723 (Caro) 989-672-6311


SDMI Dir.: Carolyn Mulloy, 4209 S. Vassar Rd., Davison, MI 48423 810-742-5699

Adult Min. Dir.: Send to church

Women’s Min. Dir.: Judy Bouck, 325 Orchard St., Mayville, MI 48723 989-843-6338

NMI Pres.: Nancy Ault, 200 Monroe St., Caro, MI 48723 989-672-6311


Church Board Sec.: Jeannie Moakes 802 Gilford Caro, MI 48723 989-673-4996

Church Treas.: Judi Chambers, 1043 Agar, Caro, MI 48723 989-672-4720


http://www.caronazarenechurch.faithweb.com/




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CASS CITY Organized: 1924 (014-0110) Area Code: 989

Location: 6538 Third St., Cass City, MI 48726 989-872-2604

Pastor: (10/10) Gerald W. Harrington (Linda), 6532 Third St., Cass City, MI 48726 989-912-2077


Asst. Pastor: Judy Esckilsen, 4701 Hospital Dr., Cass City, MI 48726 989-912-2052


Music Dir.: Send to Church

SDMI Dir.: Linda Harrington, 6532 Third St., Cass City, MI 48726 989-912-2077


Children’s Min. Dir.: Linda Harrington, 6532 Third St., Cass City, MI 48726 989-912-2077

Email: [email protected] Adult Min. Dir.: Send to church

Women's Min. Dir.: Linda Harrington, 6532 Third St., Cass City, MI 48726 989-912-2077 Email: [email protected]

NMI Pres.: Judy Esckilsen, 6532 Third St., Cass City, MI 48726 989-872-5156


Camp Contact: Linda Harrington 989-912-2077


Church Board Sec.: Judy Esckilsen, 4701 Hospital Dr., Cass City, MI 48726 989-912-2052


Church Treas.: Linda Harrington, 6532 Third St., Cass City, MI 48726 989-912-2077











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CENTER POINTE COMMUNITY Organized: 1930 (014-0420) Area Code: 517

Location: 214 E. Brooks St., Howell, MI 48843 517-546-5500

FAX: 517-546-0119 E-mail:[email protected] Website: www.howellcpc.org

Pastor: TBA

Review Date: Appointed

Music Dir: Fred Girard, 422 McCarthy St., Howell, MI 48843 734-277-4008

SDMI Dir.: Jack Collett, 622 Fausett Rd., Howell, MI 48855 517-918-3058

Children's Min. Dir.: Pam Jaymes, 369 Princeton Dr., South Lyon, MI 48178 734-891-9606

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.: D.J. Tolentino, 5757 Argentine Rd., Howell, MI 48855 517-672-9210

Men’s Min. Dir.: James Ruddle, 5758 Mason Rd., Howell, MI 48836 810-225-2070

Women's Min. Dir.: Carol Ruddle, 5758 Mason Rd., Howell, MI 48836 517-294-4668

NMI Pres.: Heather Thompson 517-552-2458

Camp Contact:

Church Board Sec.: Send to church

Church Treas.: Send to church

http://www.howellcpc.org/

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CHELSEA Organized: 1996 (014-0112) Area Code: 734

Location: 12126 Jackson Rd., Dexter, MI 48130 734-475-2526

(Mail: PO Box 389, Chelsea MI 48118) Website: www.chelseanazarene.com

Pastor: (07/95) Jeffrey D. Crowder (Tammi), 1325 N. Freer , Chelsea, MI 48118 734-433-9780



Children’s Min. Dir.: Steve Mattison (send to church)

NYI Min. Dir.: Send to church

NMI Pres.: Yvonne McElrath, 313 Railroad St., Chelsea, MI 48118 734-475-3660


Camp Contact: Tammi Crowder 734-433-9780

Church Board Sec.: Cathy Shurmur, 8615 Dexter, Dexter, MI 48130 734-424-9463

Church Treas.: Matt Barnes 13243 Redmonds Hill Ct. Chelsea, MI 48118 734-433-1240


http://www.chelseanazarene.com/




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CLIO COMMUNITY Organized: 2006 (014-0122) Area Code: 810

Location: 8499 N. Dort Hwy. Mt. Morris, MI 48458 810-686-0332

(Mail : P.O. Box 551, Mount Morris, MI 48548) Website : www.clionaz.org

Pastor: TBD

Music Dir.: Doug Wirsing, 5101 Heartland Dr., Flint, MI 48506 810-736-8296

Church Board Sec.: Ashley Scaffede, 4472 Field Rd., Clio, MI 48420 989-326-1771

Church Treas.: Barb Barrell, 3344 E. Pierson, Flint, MI 48506 810-736-4574

http://www.clionaz.org/

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COLLING Organized: 1916 (014-0130) Area Code: 989

Location: 5061 N. Colling Rd., Unionville, MI 48767 989-674-2288

E-mail : [email protected]

Pastor: (02/13) Bradley (Patti) Petitt, 5063 N. Colling Rd., Unionville, MI 48767 989-673-2288


SDMI Dir.: Marie Thane, 4657 Hospital Dr., Cass City, MI 47726 989-872-3079

Children’s Min. Dir.: Kathy Prich, 2760 Cass St., Unionville, MI 48767 989-674-2949

NMI Pres.: Norma Fader, 470 W. Dickerson Rd., Unionville, MI 48767 989-673-4285

Camp Contact: Pastor Bradley Petitt 989-673-2288

Church Board Sec.: Marie Thane, 4657 Hospital Dr., Cass City, MI 47726 989-872-3079

Church Treas.: Kathy Prich, 2760 Cass St., Unionville, MI 48767 989-674-2949


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COMMERCE Organized: 1966 (014-0685) Area Code: 248

Location: 5236 Carroll Lake Rd., Commerce, MI 48382 248-363-7620

FAX: 248-508-6862 Email: [email protected] Website: www.commercenaz.com

Pastor: (09/10) Jonathan Hall (Amy), 2478 Horace St., West Bloomfield, MI 48324 248-469-5453

Review Date: 09/16

Asst. Pastor: Matthew Phillips, 962 Panorama Dr., Milford, MI 48381 513-884-3125


NMI Pres.: Shellie Ridgeway, 9250 Hickorywood St., White Lake, MI 48386 248-318-5194

Camp Contact: Send to church

Church Board Sec.: Shellie Ridgeway, 9250 Hickorywood St., White Lake, MI 48386 248-318-5194

Church Treas.: Alex Mandeville, 3775 Wild Oak Bend, Commerce, MI 48382 248-345-5597


http://www.commercenaz.com/


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CORNERSTONE (Inactive) Organized: 1961 (014-0045)

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CROSSROADS Organized: 2002 (014-0131) Area Code: 810

Location: 5366 S. State Rd. Goodrich, MI 48438 810-519-4023

Email: [email protected] Website: www.facebook.com/crossroadsnazarene

Pastor: (09/2011) Joshua Woods, 5443 Ole Banner Trail, Grand Blanc, MI 48439 216-310-5785

Email: [email protected] Review date: Appointed

SDMI: Send to church

NMI: Send to church

NYI: Send to church


Church Treasurer: Send to church


http://www.facebook.com/crossroadsnazarene


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CROSSWALK COMMUNITY Organized: 1934 (014-0710) Area Code: 734

Location: 38600 Palmer Rd., Westland, MI 48186 734-721-5545

FAX: 734-595-7349 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.crosswalknazarene.org

Pastor: (9/97) Garry Edwards, 38333 Laurenwood Dr., Wayne, MI 438184 734-595-7349


Asst. Pastor: Gracie Taylor (Tom), 746 S. Wildwood, Westland, MI 48185 734-721-8460


Carolyn Losey, 7402 Lacy Dr., Belleville, MI 48111 734-697-2439


Music Dir.: Jennifer Blackburn, 213 Aberdeen Ct., Belleville, MI 48111 734-325-2274

SDMI Dir.: Kristi Morkert, 38181 Overbrook, Westland, MI 48185 734-459-5798

Children's Min. Dir.: Send to Church

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.: Jennifer Blackburn, 213 Aberdeen Ct., Belleville, MI 48111 734-325-2274

Men’s Min. Dir.: Send to church

Women’s Min. Dir.: Kristi Morkert, 38181 Overbrook, Westland, MI 48185 734-459-5798

NMI Pres.: Carolyn Losey, (Send to church)

Camp Contact: Pastor Edwards 734-595-7349


Church Board Sec.: Jennifer Blackburn, 213 Aberdeen Ct., Belleville, MI 48111 734-325-2274

Church Treas.: Kristi Morkert, 38181 Overbrook, Westland MI 48185 734-459-5798


http://www.crosswalknazarene.org/





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DETROIT FIRST Organized: 1920 (014-0170) Area Code: 248

Location: 21260 Haggerty Rd., Northville, MI 48167 248-348-7600

FAX: 248-348-4637 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.dfcnazarene.org

Pastor: (08/12) Daniel Huckins (Pam), 25546 Bridle Path, Farmington Hills, MI 48335 248-893-7762


Executive Pastor: Cindy Porter (Wayne), 19911 Woodhill Dr., Northville, MI 48167 419-234-8210


Connections Pastor: Linda Bynum (Jim), 38631 Kingsbury, Livonia, MI, 48154 734-513-6852


Music Dir: Don St. John (Amy), 3002 Foxfire, Milford, MI 48380 734-564-2687


Children’s Pastor: Jessica Coulter, 19808 Irongate Ct., Northville, MI 48167 567-204-2199


Youth Pastor: Mark Coulter, 19808 Irongate Ct., Northville, MI 48167 614-204-6029


Pastor to College Students and Young Adults: Justin Huckins (Leah) (Send to church) 419-516-2103


NMI Pres.: Diane Witt-Kingsbury, 15410 Marilyn, Plymouth, MI 48170 734-420-2695


Camp Contact: Diane Witt-Kingsbury 734-420-2695

Church Board Sec.: Todd Henderson, 21555 Parkwood Ln., Northville, MI 48167 734-756-3815


Church Treas.: Send to church


http://www.dfcnazarene.org/









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DETROIT GRACE Organized: 1979 (014-0190) Area Code: 313

Location: 18020 Hoover, Detroit, MI 48205 313-527-4944

FAX: 313-469-1756

Pastor: (5/79) Robert Hunter (Vivian), 1745 Estates Dr., Detroit, MI 48206 313-872-5941


Music Dir: Troy Young, Send to church 313-433-3244


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DETROIT NEW HOPE Organized: 1982 (014-0194) Area Code: 313

Location: 7630 Southfield, Detroit, MI 48228 313-633-0852

FAX: 313-633-0854 E-mail: [email protected]

Pastor: (09/84) John O. Wright (Eunice), 42350 Hystone, Canton, MI 48187 734-981-3882


Asst. Pastor: Marie Williams, 17545 Sorrento St., Detroit, MI 48235


Camp Contact: Pastor Wright 734-981-3882


Church Board Sec.: LaTonya Bryant, 19900 Sussex, Detroit, MI 48227 313-310-7609

Church Treas.: Ellen Emerson, 16850 Glendale, Detroit, MI 48227





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DUNDEE COMMUNITY Organized: 2002 (014-0215) Area Code: 734

Location: 224 Riley St., Dundee, MI 48131 734-529-5047

FAX: 734-529-5047 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.dundeenaz.org

Pastor: (02/10) Jeffrey Cardimen (Erin), 13795 S. Custer Rd., Dundee, MI 48131 248-877-3266


Asst. Pastor: Kenneth Papenhagen II, 13789 S. Custer Rd. Dundee, MI 48131 734-846-8033


Music Dir.: Michael & Robin Callis, Send to church 419-450-0607

SDMI Dir.: Gwen McCloud, Send to church 734-674-6896

Children’s Min. Dir.: Erin Cardimen, Send to church

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.: Robin Callis, Send to church 419-699-2495

Women’s Min. Dir.: Send to church

NMI Pres.: Terry Potts, Send to church 734-735-7997

Church Board Sec.: Laura Papenhagen, Send to church 734-846-8032

Church Treasurer: Delight Shoemaker, Send to church


http://www.dundeenaz.org/



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ELLINGTON Organized: 1914 (014-0230) Area Code: 989

Location: 2545 Lazell Rd., Caro, MI 48723 989-673-3474

(Mail: 2545 Lazell Rd., Caro, MI 48723) Website : www.ellingtonnazarene.org

Pastor: TBD

SDMI Dir.: Mike Schmidt, 1549 Gracefern Dr., Caro, MI 48723 989-672-0335

Children’s Min. Dir.: Teri Pouliot, 331 W. Bush St., Caro, MI 48723 989-673-7884

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.: Faith Barriger, 1656 Timlick Rd., Caro, MI 48723 989-553-4432


NMI Pres.: Send to Church

Camp Contact: Sandi Comfort 989-673-3404

Church Board Sec.: Faith Barriger, 1656 Timlick Rd., Caro, MI 48723 989-553-4432

Church Treas.: Gail Rohlfs, 1685 W. Fairgrove, Caro, MI 48723 989-673-4820

http://www.ellingtonnazarene.org/

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FENTON Organized: 1993 (014-0246) Area Code: 810

Location: 11075 Runyan Lake Rd., Fenton, MI 48430 810-750-6544

FAX: (810) 750-8294 Website: www.fentonnazarene.org

Pastor: (05/13) Ron Sharpe, II (Leslie), 11075 Runyan Lake Rd., Fenton, MI 48430 810-750-6544


SDMI Dir.: Ellen Kissel, 7229 Theater Ct., Fenton, MI 48430


Youth Director: Ashley Law, Send to church

Worship Director: Andrew Frey, Send to church

NYI Min. Pres.: Lowell Lehner, 3575 Lovejoy Rd., Byron, MI 48418 810-266-4808


Women’s Min. Dir.: Sara Ebel, 490 North Rd., Fenton, MI 48430 810-348-5304

NMI Pres.: Lilnda MacDermaid, 10400 Circle J Dr., Fenton, MI 48430 810-750-4557

Church Board Sec.: Jim Huggins, 14146 N. Fenton Rd., Fenton, MI 48430 810-714-9174


Church Treas.: Doreen Ahern, 7400 Bennett Lake Rd., Fenton, MI 48430 810-735-5623


http://www.fentonnazarene.org/


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FILION Organized: 1955 (014-0260) Area Code: 989

Location: 3469 N. Van Dyke Rd., Filion, MI 48432 989-269-7839

(Mail: 1958 Pigeon Rd., Bad Axe, MI 48413)

E-mail: N/A

Pastor: (10/94) Donald F. Stroud (Debi), 1958 Pigeon Rd., Bad Axe, MI 48413 989-269-7839 Review Date: Appointed

SDMI Dir.: Kay Kettle, 3070 Sand, Port Austin, MI 48467 989-738-5730

Children's Min. Dir.: Debi Stroud, 1958 Pigeon Rd., Bad Axe, MI 48413 989-269-7839

NMI Pres.: (send to Church)

Camp Contact : Pastor Stroud 989-269-7839

Church Board Sec.: Steve Kettle, 2308 River Rd., Port Austin, MI 48467 989-738-6815

Church Treas.: Kay Kettle, 3070 Sand, Port Austin, MI 48467 989-738-5730

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FLINT ABUNDANT GRACE Organized: 1990 (014-0279) Area Code: 810

Location: G-3141 Herrick, Flint, MI 48532 810-422-9657

(Mail: P.O. Box 156, Flint, MI 48501)

Pastor: (5/96) Gregory Cavette (Sandra), 2050 Howard Ave., Flint, MI 48503 810-767-5314


SDMI Dir.: Kathy Thompson, 4091 E. Hill Rd., Grand Blanc, MI 48439 810-695-9812

NMI Pres.: (send to church)

Women’s Min. Dir.: Sandra Cavette, 2050 Howard Ave., Flint, MI 48503 810-813-8997


Men’s Min. Dir.: (send to church)

Camp Contact: Sandra Cavette 810-767-5314

Church Board Sec.: Kathy Thompson, 4091 E. Hill Rd., Grand Blanc, MI 48439 810-695-9812

Church Treas.: Kathy Thompson, 4091 E. Hill Rd., Grand Blanc, MI 48439 810-695-9812



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FLINT CENTRAL Organized: 1925 (014-0280) Area Code: 810

Location: 1261 W. Bristol Rd., Flint, MI 48507 810-235-5671

FAX: 810-235-0197 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.centralnazarene.com

Pastor: (11/2013) Robert S. Prince, Jr., 6415 Wailea Ct., Grand Blanc, MI 48439 810-235-5671


Asst. Pastor: Andrew Arp (Crystal) 1114 South Dr., Flint, MI 48503 810-569-5747


Andy Foster (Sarah), 4044 Grand Oaks Ct., Burton, MI 48519 913-689-9593


David Hintz (Nellinda), 4451 Wickfield, Flint, MI 48507 810-238-3291


John Mathias (Ginger), 1177 Butternut Ct., Fenton, MI 48430 810-444-1778


Gary Cousins (Gwen), 1303 Peachwood Dr., Flint, MI 48507 810-232-3559


Steve Gibson, 8326 Oxford Ln., Grand Blanc, MI 48439 810-603-1546 Email: [email protected]

Josh Kennedy, 5079 Woodstock Dr., Swartz Creek, MI 48473 810-240-9661


Cara Shonamon (Justin), send to church 810-235-5671


Matthew Soulia (Stephanie), 800 N. Leroy St., Fenton, MI 48430 618-974-0933


Celebrate Recovery Pastor: Dean Meadows, 2037 Tuscola St., Flint, MI 48503 810-348-0371


Music Dir.: John Mathias, 1177 Butternut Ct., Fenton, MI 48430 810-444-1778 Email: [email protected]

SDMI Dir.: Gary Cousins, 1603 Peachwood, Flint, MI 48507 810-232-3559


College & Career Dir.: Josh Kennedy, 4038 Carmanwood, Flint, MI 48507 810-240-9661


Men’s Min. Dir.: Mark Heidel, 12781 Grace Ct., Grand Blanc, MI 49439 810-694-1369

Women's Min. Dir.: Carol Crane, Send to church


NMI Pres.: Sandi Stewart, 1310 Maple Krest, Flint, MI 48532 810-964-9746

Church Board Sec.: Jim Stephenson, 5090 Prestonwood Ln., Flushing, MI 48433 810-487-1408

Church Treas.: Dean Weir, 7125 Calkins Rd., Flint, MI 48532 810-659-3593


http://www.centralnazarene.com/















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FLINT EAST Organized: 1940 (014-0290) Area Code: 810

Location: 3515 N. Belsay Rd., Flint, MI 48506 810-736-5249

E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.efnazarene.org

Pastor: (8/12) Jason Crum (Michelle), 3515 N. Belsay Rd., Flint, MI 48506 810-736-5249


Associate Pastor: Andrew D. Rice (Anne), 3515 N. Belsay, Fint, MI 48506 810-736-5249

Music Min.: Send to church

SDMI Dir.: Brett McCall, 2295 Valley Vista Dr., Davison, MI 48423 810-214-1698


Children's Min. Dir.: Gary & Linda Loudermilk, 6026 Stoney Point, Flint MI 48506 810-736-8909


NYI Min. Dir./Pres.: Becky Ford, 6258 Finch Ln., Flint, MI 48506 810-736-5007 Email: [email protected]

Youth Pastor: Send to church

Primetime Dir.: Connie Gray, P.O. Box 341, Genesee, MI 48437 810-640-1791


Men’s Min. Dir.: John Warner, 4293 Crosby Rd., Flint, MI 48506 810-736-9101


Women’s Min. Dir.: Diane Warner, 4293 Crosby Rd., Flint, MI 48506 810-736-9101


NMI Pres.: Beth Barker, 1199 Creekview Ct., Burton, MI 48509 810-742-2508

Church Board Sec.: Brian Tuttle, 5328 Dearing Dr., Flint, MI 48506 810-250-6050


Church Treas.: Michael Dunbar, 3541 Victoria Station, Davison, MI 48423 810-653-7580



http://www.efnazarene.org/










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FLINT NEW LIFE Organized: 2008 (014-0295) Area Code: 810

Location: 1829 Delaware, Flint, MI 48506 810-232-8081

(Mail: 3934 Herrick, Flint, MI 48532)

E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.newlifenazchurch.com

Pastor: (07/06) Robert Cattane (Christina), 3934 Herrick, Flint, MI 48532 810-232-8081 Review Date: Appointed E-mail: [email protected]

Children Min. Dir: Send to church

Women’s Min. Dir.: Christina Cattane, 3934 Herrick, Flint, MI 48532 810-701-4205


Camp Contact: Pastor Cattane 810-232-8081



Church Treasurer: Christy VanSteenberg, 3934 Herrick, Flint, MI 48532 810-265-4304


http://www.newlifenazchurch.com/




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FLINT SOUTH Organized: 1930 (014-0330) Area Code: 810

Location: 4075 E. Atherton Rd., Burton, MI 48519 810-742-6061

FAX: 810-742-7520 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.southflintnazarene.org

Pastor: (01/14) Robert Cattane (Christina), 3934 Herrick, Flint, MI 48532 810-232-8081


Music Dir.: Michael Brown, 1175 Alton Ave., Flint, MI 48507 810-845-1417


Christian Education Dir.: Nan Leffel, 1216 Catalina Dr., Flint, MI 48507 810-444-4616

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.: Lisa Coleman, 917 S. Ballenger Hwy., Flint MI 48532 810-449-9042

Primetime Dir.: Carol Blakemore, 3818 Circle Dr., Flint, MI 48507 810-743-3531


Men’s Min. Dir.: Dwayne Cross, 6009 Murray St., Grand Blanc, MI 48439 810-287-2050

Women’s Min. Dir.: Christina Cattane, 3934 Herrick, Flint, MI 48532 810-701-4205


NMI Pres.: Yvonne Atkinson, 3318 Irish Rd., Davison, MI 48423 810-653-0094


Church Board Sec.: Les Beals, 6284 Westview Dr., Grand Blanc, MI 48439 810-513-9023

Church Treas.: Nan Leffel, 1216 Catalina Dr., Flint, MI 48507 810-444-4616



http://www.southflintnazarene.org/






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FLINT WEST Organized: 1930 (014-0340) Area Code: 810

Location: 2254 S. Dye Rd., Flint, MI 48532 FAX: 810-732-4070 810-732-0480

E-mail: [email protected] Website : www.nexuslife.org www.facebook.com/westflintnazarene

Pastor: (12/00) David W. Bowser (Diane), 2211 Hinkley Ave., Flint, MI 48532 810-732-6888


Music Dir.: Billie Jo Simmons, G-3363 Arlene Ave., Flint, MI 48532 810-938-2425

Pastor of Visitation: Hugh Donnelly, 3347 McKeighan, Burton, MI48529 810-542-0018

SDMI Dir.: Send to Church

Children's Min. Dir.: Kurt Fredenburgh, 4308 W. Reid Rd., Swartz Creek, MI 810-733-7021

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.: Send to church

Youth Director: Chris Szumowicz, 2254 S. Dye Rd., Flint, MI 48532 810-813-4781

Men’s Min. Dir.: Tom Blythe, 189 Brookside Dr., Flushing, MI 48433 810-659-9425

Church Board Sec.: Tom Blythe, 189 Brookside Dr., Flushing, MI 48433 810-659-9425

Church Treas.: Billie Jo Simmons, G-3363 Arlene Ave., Flint, MI 48532 810-938-2425


http://www.nexuslife.org/

http://www.facebook.com/westflintnazarene


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FLUSHING COMMUNITY Organized: 2001 (014-0355) Area Code: 810

Location: 9500 W. Pierson Rd., Flushing, MI 48433 810-732-0282

(Mail: P.O. Box 264, Flushing, MI 48433)

E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.flushingcommunity.org

Pastor: (01/09) Terry Bate (Tammy), 188 Brookside Dr., Flushing, MI 48433 Review Date: 1/15 E-mail: [email protected] 810-247-4403

Asst. Pastors: Steve Close (Julia), 5115 Pinebrook Ct., Flushing, MI 48433 810-659-5424


Joel R. Heald (Emily), 2438 N. McKinley Rd., Flushing, MI 48433 810-766-1650


Darcy Smith (Eric), 2328 Flagstone, Flushing, MI 48433 810-410-8579


Mike DeVuyst (Dori), 472 Windy Bluff, Flushing, MI 48433 616-516-5144


Julia Close (Steve), 5115 Pinebrook Ct., Flushing, MI 48433 810-444-6263


Church Board Sec.: Matt Johnson, P.O. Box 264, Flushing, MI 48433 810-732-0282


http://www.flushingcommunity.org/







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FOWLERVILLE Organized: 2006 (014-0356) Area Code: 517

Location: 8040 Country Corner Dr., Fowlerville, MI 48836 517-223-7111

(Mail: 8040 Country Corner Dr., Fowlerville, MI 48836)

FAX: 517-223-7111 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.fowlervillenazarene.org

Pastor: (09/04) Gary Griffin (Joy), 6336 Birch Meadow Ln., Fowlerville, MI 48836 517-223-1074 Review Date: 9/17 Email: [email protected]

Asst. Pastor: Russell Greer (Melissa), 4271 Grace Ave., Howell, MI 48455 517-618-7111


Ralph Cawthra (Nicole), 4263 S. Center Dr., Howell, MI 48855 810-923-6315


Kenneth Sabotka, 8619 Swartz River Dr., Fowlerville, MI 48836 517-304-4765


Children Min. Dir.: Heather Kile, 6034 N. Burkhart Rd., Howell, MI 48855 810-691-8234

Youth Pastor: Ralph Cawthra, 4263 S. Center Dr., Howell, MI 48855 810-923-6315


NYI Pres.: Ron Brown, 570 E. Marr Rd., Howell, MI 48843 517-548-1833

Women’s Min. Dir.: Musette Collins, 6513 Barrie Cir., Brighton, MI 48114 810-225-2482

NMI Pres.: Katherine Chapman, 1326 DuFree Blvd., Howell, MI 48843 517-881-5500

Camp Contact: Pastor Griffin 517-304-5754

Church Board Sec.: Alice Miller, 4443 Marr Rd., Howell, MI 48855 517-546-0399

Church Treasurer: Musette Collins, 6513 Barrie Cir., Brighton, MI 48114 810-225-2482


http://www.fowlervillenazarene.org/


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GAGETOWN Organized: 1915 (014-0360) Area Code: 989

Location: 6609 Lincoln St., Gagetown, MI 48735 989-665-2635

(Mail: P.O. Box 147, Gagetown, MI 48735) Website: www.gagetownnazarene.com

Pastor: (03/12) Kyle Boils (Amanda), 4774 Gifford Rd., Gagetown, MI 48735 989-665-2635


Music Dir: Elizabeth Roemer, 8045 Bach Rd., Gagetown, MI 48735 989-665-2270


SDMI Dir.: Randy Howard, P.O. Box 175, Owendale, MI 48754 989-678-4495

Children's Min. Dir.: Angie Roemer, 9297 Sebewaing Rd., Sebewaing, MI 48759 989-883-2374

NYI Min. Pres.: Amanda Boils, 4774 Gifford Rd., Gagetown, MI 48735 989-665-2635

Women's Min. Dir.: Send to church

NMI Pres.: Jo Wehrman, 1075 Weeden Rd., Caro, MI 48723 989-673-0144


Camp Contact: Pastor Boils 989-665-2635


Church Board Sec.: Angie Roemer, 9297 Sebewaing Rd., Sebewaing, MI 48759 989-883-2374

Church Treas.: Jennifer McLaren, 3454 7th St., Owendale, MI 48754 989-678-4175

http://www.gagetownnazarene.com/




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HARVEST COMMUNITY Organized: 1943 (014-0460) Area Code: 313

Location: 571 New York St., Lincoln Park, MI 48146

Pastor: (10/10) Deborah Stottele (John), 980 Winchester, Lincoln Park, MI 48146 248-802-7652


Music Dir.: Scott Adkins

SDMI Dir.: Jim Pinson 313-386-0685

Children’s Min. Dir.: Rosemary Corbin 734-718-3025

NYI Pres.: Janet Fricke 734-624-9132

Adult Min. Dir.: John Stottele, 980 Winchester, Lincoln Park, MI 48146 248-802-7652

Prime Timer Dir.: Jim Pinson

NMI Pres.: Sherrie Defoe, 1574 Austin, Lincoln Park, MI 48146 313-971-4026

Camp Contact: Pastor Stottele, 980 Winchester, Lincoln Park, MI 48146 248-802-7652


Church Board Sec.: Sherrie Defoe, 1574 Austin, Lincoln Park, MI 48146 313-971-4026

Church Treas.: Brad Corbin, 30157 St., Flat Rock, MI 48134 734-379-7524



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HAZEL PARK Organized: 1928 (014-0390) Area Code: 248

Location: 696 E. Mahan, Hazel Park, MI 48030 248-542-1167

Pastor: (7/90) Michael Kempton (Sandy), 921 E. Coy Ave., Hazel Park, MI 48030 248-542-1514


SDMI Dir.: Kristine Kempton, 23376 Hoover St., Hazel Park, MI 48030 248-890-2141

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.: Sandy Kempton, 921 E. Coy Ave., Hazel Park, MI 48030 248-542-1514

NMI Pres.: Ed Duchanoy, 23833 Couzens, Hazel Park, MI 48030 248-819-7089

Church Board Sec.: Patty Newman, 653 W. Guthrie, Madison Heights, MI 48071

Church Treas.: Debbie Locke, 8401 Northfield, Oak Park, MI 48237 248-933-3835


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HIGHLAND Organized: 1921 (014-0400) Area Code: 248

Location: 1211 W. Livingston Rd., Highland, MI 48357 248-887-1402

Email: [email protected] Web: www.highlandnazarene.org

Pastor: (11/95) Michael Hefner (Jandal), 11856 Meadowbrook Ln., Hartland, MI 48353 810-632-9411


Children's Min. Dir.: Tina Bulloch, 11721 Dunham, Hartland, MI 48353 810-632-2092


http://www.highlandnazarene.org/


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HOLLY Organized: 2013 (014-0001) Area Code: 248

Location: 961 E. Maple, Holly, MI 48442 248-369-8614

E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.hollynaz.org

Pastor: (10/11) Benjamin B. Walls (Courtney), 3302 Harrington Dr., Holly, MI 48442 810-597-9865


Music Dir.: Rob Mouatt, 104 Sedum, Howell, MI 48843 517-483-3344


Children’s Min. Dir.: Diane Miller, 11955 Davisburg Rd., Davisburg, MI 48350 248-875-7105


NYI Pres.: Courtney Walls, 3302 Herrington Dr., Holly, MI 48442 810-624-7651


NMI Pres.: Kae Frederick, 2035 Grange Hall Rd., Fenton, MI 48430 248-887-8426 Email: [email protected]

Camp Contact: Pastor Ben Walls 248-369-8500


Church Board Sec.: Stephanie Oswald, 1011 N. Ortonville Rd., Ortonville, MI 48462 248-240-6626


Church Treasurer: Tim Kammer, 3424 Centennial Ln., Holly MI 48442 248-231-3218



http://www.hollynaz.org/








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IMLAY CITY Organized: 1955 (014-0440) Area Code: 810

Location: 404 N. Almont Ave., Imlay City, MI 48444 810-724-0848

(Mail: 404 N. Almont Ave., Imlay City, MI 48444)

E-mail: N/A

Pastor: (02/04) James A. Mellish (Mary), 5037 Lonsberry Rd., Columbiaville, MI 48421 810-656-4977 Review Date: Appointed E-mail: [email protected]


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LAKE LOUISE (Brandon Community) Organized: 1958 (014-0541) Area Code: 248

Location: 2300 S. Ortonville Rd., Ortonville, MI 48462 248-236-5141

E-mail: [email protected] Website : www.llcn.org

Pastor: (10/10) Matthew Bailey (Lindsay), 85 W. Seymour Lake Rd., Ortonville, MI 48462 810-931-9624 Review Date: Appointed Email: [email protected]

Asst. Pastor: Robert Flowers, 3112 North Shore Dr., Flint, MI 48504 810-577-7721


Pam Flowers, 3112 North Shore Dr., Flint, MI 48504 810-691-6791


Music Dir.: Kelli Parker 810-265-5044

Children’s Min. Dir.: Robert & Pam Flowers, 3112 North Shore Dr., Flint, MI 48504 810-577-7721

NYI Min. Dir./Pres: Brenda Mather (Send to church)

NMI Pres.: Donna Fadeley 248-627-2205

Camp Contact: Pastor Bailey 248-236-5141


Church Board Sec.: Jennifer Blimka 248-628-0541

Church Treas.: Pete Blimka 248-730-3605


http://www.llcn.org/



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LAPEER Organized: 1930 (014-0450) Area Code: 810

Location: 3521 Fort Knox Dr., Lapeer, MI 48446 810-664-4481

(Mail: P.O. Box 1025, Lapeer, MI 48446)

E-mail: [email protected] Website : www.lapeernaz.org

Pastor: (3/03) Andrew Jolly (Lisa), 327 Mansfield, Lapeer, MI 48446 810-441-0785 Review Date: 3/17 Email: [email protected]

Music Dir: Debra Sutherby, 2428 Yorkshire, Lapeer, MI 48446 810-667-9123


SDMI Dir.: Garry Tody, 115 Falling Leaf Dr., Lapeer, MI 48446


Children's Min. Dir.: Cherie Smith, 7444 N. Lapeer Rd., Fostoria, MI 48435 810-841-8102


NYI Min. Dir./Pres.: Elaine Grosskopf, 1145 Millington Rd., Mayville, MI 48744 989-843-7287 Email: [email protected]

NMI Pres.: Lisa Jolly, 327 Mansfield Dr., Lapeer, MI 48446 810-441-0786


Camp Contact: Pastor Jolly 810-441-0786


Church Board Sec.: David Wermuth, 894 Pauline Dr., Lapeer, MI 48446 810-538-0080


Church Treas.: Rick Smith, 3033 Bolton Rd., Lapeer, MI 48446 810-664-3866



http://www.lapeernaz.org/










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LINDENWOOD Organized: 1944 (014-0320) Area Code: 810

Location: 8410 S. Linden Rd., Swartz Creek, MI 48473-9112 810-655-8418

FAX: 810-655-5049 E-mail: [email protected] Website : lindenwoodnazarenechurch.com

Pastor: TBD

Review Date: Appointed

SDMI Dir.: Ray Blair, 5325 E. Britton, Bancroft, MI 48414 989-634-9723

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.: Sarah Holmes, 8410 S. Linden Rd., Swartz Creek, MI 48473 810-655-8418

Men’s Min. Dir.: Ray Blair, 5325 E. Britton, Bancroft, MI 48414 989-634-9723

Church Board Sec.: Lorelei Hosler, 3479 Piper St., Flint, MI 48504 810-789-3687

Church Treas.: Mary Anne Painter, 6491 Sun Valley, Grand Blanc, MI 48359


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MADISON HEIGHTS Organized: 1932 (014-0250) Area Code: 248

Location: 555 E. Thirteen Mile Rd., Madison Heights, MI 48071 248-585-5551

E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.mhnaz.org

Pastor: (4/01) H. Duane Nelson (Sherry), 2382 Newbedford Dr., Troy, MI 48085 248-528-3829


SDMI Dir.: Jacob Radke, 26370 Wolverine, Madison Heights., MI 48071 248-765-2585

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.: Colleen Radke, 26370 Wolverine, Madison Heights., MI 48071 248-709-3957

Women’s Min. Dir.: Sherry Nelson, 2382 Newbedford Dr., Troy, MI 48085 248-528-3829

NMI Pres.: Philip Schultz, 318 John R, #276, Troy, MI 48083

Work & Witness Coord.: Sherry Nelson, 2382 Newbedford Dr., Troy, MI 48085 248-528-3829

Camp Contact: Pastor Nelson 248-528-3829 Email: [email protected]

Church Board Sec.: Gary Bentley, 2704 Wisconsin, Troy, MI 48083 248-585-6284

Church Treas.: Kathryn Ableson, 8797 Woodside Dr., Oak Park, MI 48237 248-808-3154


http://www.mhnaz.org/



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MERRITT ROAD Organized: 1940 (014-0720) Area Code: 734

Location: 6560 Merritt Rd., Ypsilanti, MI 48197 734-482-1251


Pastor: (11/04) Debi Humphreys (Tom), 5695 Caren Dr., Ypsilanti, MI 48197 734-482-1251


Asst. Pastor: Tom Humphreys, 5695 Caren Dr., Ypsilanti, MI 48197 734-482-1251


Music Dir.: Send to church


Children’s Min. Dir.: Send to church

NYI Min. Dir.: Send to church


NMI Pres.: Jan Fleming, 6175 Bethel Church Rd., Saline, MI 48176 734-429-3703

Email: fleming6175@frontiercom

Camp Contact: Pastor Humphreys 734-482-1251


Church Board Sec.: Carolyn Garcia, 1170 Jay St., Ypsilanti, MI 48198 734-484-4391


Church Treas.: Kim Lewis, 4018 Harwood, Howell, MI 48855 517-618-7292








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METROPOLITAN Organized: 1927 (014-0220) Area Code: 586

Location: 18945 Frazho Rd., Roseville, MI 48066 586-778-5010

FAX: 586-778-5884 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.metronaz1.org

Pastor: (6/08) Robert Moulding (Joetta), 33041 Willow Ln., Fraser, MI 48026 586-296-7422


Music Dir.: Bryan Barrows, 30216 Blossom, Roseville, MI 48066 586-779-4319

SDMI Dir.: Judy Wilcox, 32803 Eiffel, Warren, MI 48088 586-202-3700

NYI Pres.: Kreston Vandermark, 21850 Brittany, Eastpointe, MI 48021 248-495-7349

Youth Director: Jared Byers, 26054 Belleair, Roseville, MI 48066 248-640-4863

Adult Min. Dir.: Chris Gerstenberger, 30375 Tennsessee, Roseville, MI 48066 586-596-4240

Primetime Dir.: Lois Eckhout, 26057 Parkington St., Roseville, MI 48066 586-771-6728

Women's Min. Dir.: Joetta Moulding, 33041 Willow Ln., Fraser, MI 48026 248-345-8406

NMI Pres.: Leanne Barrows, 30216 Blossom, Roseville, MI 48066 586-779-4319

Camp Contact: Pastor Moulding 586-296-7422


Church Board Sec: Judy Wilcox, 32803 Eiffel, Warren, MI 48088 586-202-3700

Church Treas.: Bob Kirby, 31595 Juniper Ln. Warren, MI 48093 586-978-8753


http://www.metronaz1.org/



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MILLINGTON Organized: 1920 (014-0490) Area Code: 989

Location: 8692 State St., Millington, MI 48746 989-871-311

(Mail: P.O. Box 316, Millington, MI 48746)

FAX: 989-871-3142 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.millnaz.com

Pastor: (12/04) Eric Slade (Suzette), P.O. Box 309, Millington, MI 48746 810-625-2552 Review Date: Appointed E-mail: [email protected]

Asst. Pastor: David Richey, 4368 Swaffer Rd., Vassar, MI 48768 989-871-9245


Suzette Slade, P.O. Box 309, Millington, MI 48746 810-624-2446

Music Dir.: Suzette Slade, P.O. Box 309, Millington, MI 48746 810-624-2446

SDMI Dir.: David Richey, 4368 Swaffer Rd., Vassar, MI 48768 989-871-9245

Children’s Min. Dir.: David Richey, 4368 Swaffer Rd., Vassar, MI 48768 989-871-9245

NYI Pres.: Suzette Slade, P.O. Box 309, Millington, MI 48746 810-624-2446

NMI Pres.: Sharayah Todd, 4770 Arbela Rd., Millington, MI 48746 810-569-1238

Camp Contact: Pastor Slade 810-625-2552


Church Board Sec.: Missy Canfield, 1207 E. Hurd Rd., Clio, MI 48420 810-919-2059

Church Treas.: Jean Richey, 6270 Janice Rd., Millington, MI 48746 989-871-4177



http://www.millnaz.com/





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MONROE Organized: 1954 (014-0500) Area Code: 734

Location: 3401 S. Custer Rd., Monroe, MI 48161 734-241-0753

FAX: 734-241-0748 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.monroenaz.com

Pastor: (03/14) Scott Salo (Kari), 3401 S. Custer Rd., Monroe, MI 48161 810-691-7938


Music Dir: Charles Ryder, 5131 Evergreen Dr., Monroe, MI 48161

SDMI Dir.: Tommy Sampsel, 22 E. Noble Ave., Monroe, MI 48161 734-621-3537


Primetime Dir.: Send to church

Women's Min. Dir.: Kellyanne Morgan, 914 Warerloo Ave., Monroe, MI 48161

Church Board Sec.: Jerry Ford, 15434 Parkwood Dr., Monroe, MI 48161 734-430-2677

Church Treas.: Sonya Sampsel, 22 E. Noble Ave., Monroe, MI 48161 734-731-4344


http://www.monroenaz.com/


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MORENCI Organized: 1926 (014-0520) Area Code: 517

Location: 751 N. Summit St., Morenci, MI 49256 517-458-7195


Pastor: TBD

Review Date: Email:

Asst. Pastor: Jane Ream (Richard), 6680 Tomer Rd., Clayton, MI 49235 517-436-3579


Dillan Ketcham, 807 Walnut Ct., Morenci, MI 49256 765-748-8236


Music Dir.: Dean Pennington, 9200 W. Yankee Rd., Morenci, MI 49256 517-458-6121


SDMI Dir.: Jane Ream, 6680 Tomer Rd., Clayton, MI 49235 517-436-3579


Children's Min. Dir.: Send to church

NYI Pres.: Dillan Ketcham, 807 Walnut Ct., Morenci, MI 49256 765-748-8236



Single Min. Dir.: Send to church

Men’s Min. Dir.: Barry Garrow, 418 Meadow Dr., Morenci, MI 49256

Camp Contact: Tracy Schell 517-458-1175

Work & Witness Coord.: Teda Pennington, 9200 W. Yankee Rd., Morenci, MI 49256 517-458-6121

Church Board Sec.: Keith Stowell, 302 Meadow Dr., Morenci, MI 49256 517-458-6307


Church Treas.: Keith Pennington, 500 Silver Creek Dr., Morenci, MI 49256 517-458-7167










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ORCHARD RIDGE Organized: 2005 (014-0548) Area Code: 586

Location: Sundays @ Duncan Elem School, 12700 29 Mile Rd., Washington, MI 48094 586-381-0070

Midweek Service: 51504 Danview Technology Ct., Shelby, Washington Township, MI 48094

Mail: 57416 Breckenridge Dr., Washington, MI 48094

E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.orcn.info

Pastor: (05/03) Steven Barkey (Sharon), 57416 Breckenridge Dr., Washington, MI 48094 586-992-8769


Music Dir: Enosh Fee, 1114 W. Vernon Dr., Flint, MI 48503 810-624-6928


SDMI Dir.: Doug Lutkenhoff, 66447 Autumn Hollow, Washington Township, MI 48095 586-243-9805

Children’s Min. Dir.: Sharon Barkey, 57416 Breckenridge Dr., Washington, MI 48094 586-381-1198



NMI Pres.: Debbie Claypool, 14896 Stoney Brook Dr., Shelby Twp., MI 48315 586-933-3274


Church Board Sec.: Frank Sandomierski, 40043 Aynesley, Clinton Twp., MI 48038 586-744-9701


Church Treas.: Cara Schweitzer, 21871 Town Gate Dr., Macomb Township, MI 48044 586-465-7337


http://www.orcn.info/






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OTTER LAKE Organized: 1944 (014-0550) Area Code: 810

Location: G-12351 E. Lake Rd., Otter Lake, MI 48464 810-793-6240


Pastor: (11/04) Louis Cook (Shelly), 5115 Wilson Rd., Columbiaville, MI 48421 810-577-1987

Review Date: Appointed E-mail: [email protected] 810-533-0148

Music Dir: Sally Morey, 5335 Vermilya Rd., Columbiaville, MI 48421 810-793-7560

SDMI Dir.: Rachel Wilson, 4182 Stanley Rd., Columbiaville, MI 48421 810610-1717

Children's Min. Dir.: Send to church


NMI Pres.: Send to church

Church Board Sec.: Pat Schenk, 9552 Boucher Rd., Otter Lake, MI 48464 989-795-9401 Email: [email protected]

Church Treas.: Pat Schenk, 9552 Boucher Rd., Otter Lake, MI 48464 989-795-9401






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PLUMB LINE COMMUNITY Organized: 2012 (014-0002) Area Code: 313

Location: 9435 Henry Ruff St., Livonia, MI 48150 313-550-4301

Email: [email protected] Website: www.plumblinenaz.org

Pastor: (9/10) JoAnn Bastien (Rob) 15669 Lenore, Redford, MI 48239 313-550-4301


Music Dir: Ron Kingsbury, Send to church

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.: Michael Bastien, Send to church

SDMI Chair: Jennifer Noricks, 8948 Denne, Livonia, MI 48150 734-525-2619

Camp Contact: JoAnn Bastien, 15669 Lenore, Redford, MI 48239 248-756-9651

Church Board Sec.: Jennifer Jones, 36540 Bobrich, Livonia, MI 48152 734-788-8877

Church Treas.: Larry Boulton, 33004 Scone, Livonia, MI 48154 734-522-5361 Email: [email protected]


http://www.plumblinenaz.org/



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PLYMOUTH Organized: 1933 (014-0560) Area Code: 734

Location: 45801 W. Ann Arbor Rd., Plymouth, MI 48170 734-453-1525

FAX: 734-453-4351 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.plymouthnazarene.com

Pastor: (07/98) Fred Hall (Linda), 45206 Indian Creek Dr., Canton, MI 48187 734-453-3462


Asst. Pastor:

Jeff Tschetter (Rachel), 9295 Canton Center Rd., Plymouth, MI 48170 734-673-1968


Norman Long (Marie), 45524 Woodleigh Way, Plymouth, MI 48170 734-451-0657


Worship Pastor: Heather Eastin, 115 Cherry Stone Dr., Canton, MI 48188 989-928-3989


Day School Dir./Prin: Pam Talbott 6363 Thornwood Dr., Belleville, MI 48111 734-699-8403 Email: [email protected]

Children's Min. Dir.: Tracy Stephens, 6535 Chirrewa St., Westland, MI 48186 734-837-8064


NYI Min. Dir./Pres.: Ernie Watson, 36221 Somerset, Westland, MI 48186 734-728-6038


Family Min. Dir.: Ginger Krappitz, 44019 Southampton Dr., Canton, MI 48187 734-459-4325


Women's Min. Dir.: Linda Hall, 45206 Indian Creek Dr., Canton, MI 48187 734-453-3462


Men’s Min. Dir.: Eddie Stogsdill, 103 Folis Ct. Canton, MI 48236 517-456-7651


NMI Pres.: Dawn Welton, 9300 Marilyn Ave., Plymouth, MI 48170 734-455-6158


Work & Witness Coord.: Richard Dilts, 415 Pinehurst Dr., Canton, MI 48188 734-844-0052


Camp Contact: Pastor Hall E-mail: [email protected] 734-453-3462

Church Board Sec.: Dan Berry, 46778 Grasmere Rd., Northville, MI 48167 248-449-2876


Church Treas.: Phil Putney, 39142 Donald St., Livonia, MI 48154 734-591-1530


http://www.plymouthnazarene.com/















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PORT HURON FIRST Organized: 1927 (014-0600) Area Code: 810

Location: 1923 Garfield St., Port Huron, MI 48060 810-982-9110

FAX: 810-982-9110 E-mail:

Pastor: (04/86) Keith A. Sparks, Sr. (Doris), 2204 Standish Ct., Port Huron, MI 48060 810-208-6800

Review Date: 04/14 Email : [email protected]

SDMI Dir.: Brian Thick, 549 Karla Ln., Marysville, MI 48040 810-364-4629

Children's Min. Dir.: Randy Poor, 1712 Jenks, Port Huron, MI 48060 810-985-6294

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.: Michelle Crerar, 8275 Rynn Rd., Avoca, MI 48006 810-334-2690

Primetime Dir.: Lou Nechita, 2928 Cooper, Port Huron, MI 48060 810-984-5079

Men's Min. Dir.: Send to church

Women’s Min. Dir.: Margo Wendell, 5126 Twin Lakes Dr., Kimball, MI 48074 810-985-5951

NMI Pres.: Butch Wendell, 5126 Twin Lakes Dr., Kimball, MI 48074 810-985-5951


Church Board Sec.: Margo Wendell, 5126 Twin Lakes Dr., Kimball, MI 48074 810-985-5951

Church Treas.: Renee Thick, 549 Karla Ln., Marysville, MI 48040 810-364-4629


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RICHFIELD Organized: 1916 (014-0620) Area Code: 810

Location: 7524 Mt. Morris Rd., Otisville, MI 48463 810-653-6218

FAX: 810-653-9374 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.richfieldnaz.com

Pastor: (3/09) S. Alan Duce (Janice) 10272 Coachman Ct. Davison, MI 48423 810-412-5107


Asst. Pastors:

Dr. Janice Duce (Alan), 10272 Coachman Ct., Davison, MI 48423 810-412-5107


Jerry Sipes (Janelle), 13527 Henderson Rd., Otisville, MI 48463 410-962-0035


Music Pastor: Jerry Sipes, 13527 Henderson Rd., Otisville, MI 48463 810-962-0035

Youth Director: Zac Caldwell, 7438 E. Mt. Morris Rd., Otisville, MI 48468 810-577-5426

SDMI Dir.: Randy Trumbo, 3275 S. State Rd., Davison, MI 48423 810-441-9456 Email: [email protected]

Children's Min. Dir.: Joy Burger, 630 9th St., Wyandotte, MI 48192 734-795-6160

NYI Pres.: Greg Austill, 1344 Winding Ridge, Apt. 3A, Grand Blanc, MI 48439 810-228-0310

Primetime Dir.: Chet Babcock, 10358 Clark Rd., Davison, MI 48423 810-653-8329

Men’s Min. Dir.: Randy Trumbo, 3275 S. State Rd., Davison, MI 48423 810-441-9456

NMI Pres.: Debbie Martin, 9367 N. State Rd., Otisville, MI 48463 810-241-9924

Work & Witness Coord: Gary Williams, 3600 Catlin Rd., Columbiaville, MI 48421 810-793-4312



Church Board Sec.: John Krist II, 5327 Rose Ln., Flint MI 48506

Church Treas.: Don Morey, 1175 Lempi Dr., Davison, MI 48423 810-653-5215


http://www.richfieldnaz.com/






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RIDGEWAY Organized: 1923 (014-0630) Area Code: 517

Location: 6886 Ridge Hwy., Britton, MI 49229 517-451-8530

(Mail: 6862 Ridge Hwy., Britton, MI 49229)


Pastor: (11/88) Ray R. Hansen (Judy), 6862 Ridge Hwy., Britton, MI 49229 517-451-4101 Review Date: 11/15 E-mail: [email protected]

Music Dir: Bev Craig, 12691 Ford Rd., Clinton, MI 49236 517-423-8207

SDMI Dir.: Tricia Steuwe, 6822 Ridge Hwy., Britton, MI 49229 517-759-6849

Children's Min. Dir.: Carrie Griffin, 12015 Ridge Hwy., Tecumseh, MI 49286 517-215-2180

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.: Barb Randolph, 3741 Gady Rd., Tecumseh, MI 49286 517-423-3708

NMI Pres: Nina Bower, 213 N. Main St., Britton, MI 49229 517-451-8240

Church Board Sec.: Bev Craig, 12691 Ford Rd., Clinton, MI 49236 517-423-8207

Church Treas.: Sam Bates, 162 College Ave., Britton, MI 49229 517-451-4515



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ROCHESTER FIRST Organized: 1922 (014-0640) Area Code: 248

Location: 1799 Walton Blvd., Rochester Hills, MI 48309 248-651-5744

FAX: 248-656-2029 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.rochesterchurch.org

Pastor: (06/94) Larry Crum (Ruth), 4813 Freer, Rochester Hills, MI 48306 248-535-2332


Asst. Pastor: Marshall Ruddle (Rachel), 177 Nesbit, Rochester Hills, MI 48309 248-321-7346


Children’s Min. Dir.: Ruth Crum, 4813 Freer, Rochester Hills, MI 48306 248-535-2332

NMI Pres.: Leona Cavanaugh, 177 Fontainbleau Ct., Rochester, MI 48307 248-608-4208

Camp Contact: Pastor Crum 248-535-2332


Church Board Sec.: Colleen Cleveland, 90 Wenonah Dr., Pontiac, MI 48341 248-333-7367

Church Treas.: Lisa Degner, 3725 Mountain Laurel Ct., Oakland Twp., MI 48363 248-693-9183


http://www.rochesterchurch.org/




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SANDUSKY Organized: 1948 (014-0660) Area Code: 810

Location: 71 N. Fulton St., Sandusky, MI 48471 810-648-3379


Pastor: (4/03) Vernon Hazzard II, 70 N. Fulton, St., Sandusky, MI 48471 810-648-3379


SDMI Dir.: Margaret Gerstenburger, 419 S. Townline Rd., Sandusky, MI 48471 810-648-3467

Camp Contact: Pastor Hazzard 810-648-3379


Church Board Sec.: Sue Smith, 4826 Shabbona Rd., Deckerville, MI 48427 810-376-4552

Church Treas.: Doug Particka, 4444 Frieburger Rd., Snover, MI 48472 810-672-9186





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SILVER LAKE Organized: 1934 (014-0580) Area Code: 248

Location: 520 W. Walton Blvd., Pontiac, MI 48340 248-875-7868

FAX: 248-332-1110 E-mail: [email protected]

Pastor: (05/07) Larry Bolling (DeLois) 518 Brady Ln., Pontiac, MI 48342 248-875-7868


SDMI Dir.: Pierre Stitt, 2030 Connoly Dr., Troy, MI 48098

Children’s Min. Dir.: Send to church


Primetime Dir.: Send to church


NMI Pres.: Delois Bolling 540 W. Walton Blvd., Pontiac, MI 48340 313-999-8488 E-mail: [email protected]

Camp Contact: Pastor Bolling 248-334-7505


Church Board Sec.: Daniel Rucker, 84 E. Newport, Pontiac, MI 48340

Church Treas.: Betty Stitt, 2030 Connoly Dr., Troy, MI 48098




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SOUTHWEST Organized: 1978 (014-0665) Area Code: 734

Location: 14555 Holmes Rd., Rte. 106, Gregory, MI 48137-0074 734-498-2682

(Mail: P. O. Box 74, Gregory, MI 48137-0074)

E-mail:

Pastor: (04/14) Joseph Dineen (Dawn)14555 Holmes Rd., Gregory, MI 48137 586-557-4900 Review Date: Appointed E-mail: [email protected]

Music Dir: William Bedell

SDMI Dir.: Jody Talbott, P.O. Box 78, Gregory, MI 48137 734-546-4134

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.: Duane Schoonover, 14600 Farnsworth Rd., Stockbridge, MI 49285 517-851-8619

NMI Pres.: Phyllis Showers, P.O. Box 329, Stockbridge, MI 49285


Church Board Sec.: Mike DeMint, 446 Orlando Dr., Gregory, MI 48137 734-498-2273

Church Treas.: Pam Sweet, 13926 M-52, Stockbridge, MI 49285 517-851-7586


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SWARTZ CREEK Organized: 1938 (014-0670) Area Code: 810

Location: 7154 S. Morrish Rd., Swartz Creek, MI 48473-7622 810-644-2300

E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.SCNazarene.org

Pastor: (01/92) Lawrence A. Gill (Stephanie), 7168 S. Morrish, Swartz Creek, MI 48473 810-635-2153


SDMI Dir.: Bob Goodwin, 4202 S. Center Dr., Howell, MI 48855 517-546-7892

Children's Min. Dir.: Traci Austin, 5262 S. Duffield Rd., Swartz Creek, MI 48473 810-621-5599

Adult Min. Dir.: Vivian Brophy, 12395 Old Miller Rd., Lennon, MI 48449 810-621-3360

Primetime Dir.: Beth Jacobs, 5080 Ray Rd., Linden, MI 48451 810-655-8356

Women's Min. Dir.: Melanie Ingison, 7397 Jennings Rd., Swartz Creek, MI 48436 810-655-2717

NMI Pres.: Kim Goodwin, 4202 S. Center Dr., Howell, MI 48855 517-546-7892

Camp Contact: Bob Goodwin 517-546-7892

Church Board Sec.: Kim Goodwin, 4202 S. Center Dr., Howell, MI 48855 517-546-7892

Church Treas.: Karen McGregor 6038 Westknoll Dr. Apt. #565, Grand Blanc, MI 48439 810-341-4009


http://www.scnazarene.org/


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TAYLOR (CTM) (014-0003) Area Code: 734

Location: 24356 Eureka Rd., Taylor, MI 48180 248-812-1404

Email:

Pastor: (07/11) Philip Easton (Ellen), 15235 Troy Ave., Taylor, MI 48180 313-588-1168


Church Secretary: Send to church

Church Treasurer: Send to church


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TECUMSEH Organized: 1955 (014-0680) Area Code: 517

Location: 1001 North Union, Tecumseh, MI 49286 517-423-4960

FAX: 517-423-6701 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.mytcon.com

Pastor: (6/10) Gary Miller (Pamela), 3204 Ives Rd., Tecumseh, MI 49286 517-424-6079


Asst. Pastor: Debbi Bain, 4704 Robin Hood Trail, Adrian, MI 49221 248-881-9827


Karren Skrbec (Mark), 508 Seneca St., Tecumseh, MI 49286 517-815-1363


Worship Pastor: Karen Wolfe, 72 Swan Lake Dr., Adrian, MI 49221 517-902-8650

SDMI Dir.: Deb Werner, 5350 Bent Oak Hwy., Adrian, MI 49221 517-605-0116

Children’s Pastor: Debbi Bain, 4704 Robin Hood Trail, Adrian, MI 49221 248-881-9827

NYI Min. Pres.: Caitlyn Wolfe, 1086 E. Chicago Blvd., Tecumseh, MI 49286 517-528-4787

NMI Pres.: Kay Wurm, 9103 N. Union St., Tecumseh, MI 49286 248-667-2882

Camp Contact: Send to Church 517-423-4960

Church Board Sec.: Julia Hall 9555 Ridge Hwy. Britton, MI 49229 517-451-5540


Church Treas.: Yvonne Trout, 9455 Britton Hwy., Tecumseh, MI 49286 517-451-9833



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THE WOODS Organized: 1964 (014-0707) Area Code: 586

Location: 14300 E. Thirteen Mile Rd., Warren, MI 48088 586-771-4821

FAX: 586-771-5030 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.thewoodschurch.org

Pastor: (07/13) David Hutsko (Dana), 14348 Alger Dr., Warren, MI 48088 586-944-8007


Asst. Pastor: Matt Ciaramitaro (Julie), 31605 Grove St., Fraser, MI 48026 586-360-5688


John MacDonald (Holly), 14394 E. 13 Mile Rd., Warren, MI 48088 586-596-0630


Jon Nicholas (Rachel), 14363 Alger Dr., Warren, MI 48088 586-864-3722


Lerrin Wentworth (Jen), 54151 Washington, Chesterfield, MI 48047 586-612-3155


Music Dir.: Jon Nicholas, 14363 Alger Dr., Warren, MI 48088 586-771-4821

Campus Pastor: Lerrin Wentworth (Jen) 54151 Washington, New Baltimore, MI 48047 586-612-3155

SDMI Dir./Small Group Dir.: Jenny Nitz, 28201 Armanda, Warren, MI 48088 586-876-3818

Childcare/School Dir./Principal: Beth Denhart, 46714 Creekside, Macomb, MI 48044 586-419-6281


Children's Min. Dir.: Tim Mach, 6351 Cherry Tree Ct., Rochester Hills, MI 48306 248-586-6146

NYI Min.Dir./Pres.: Matt Ciaramitaro, 31605 Grove St., Fraser, MI 48026 586-360-5688


Primetime Dir.: Jan Hudas, 34111 Coachwood, Sterling Hgts, MI 48313 586-978-8424


Single Adult Min. Dir.: David Hutsko (Dana), 14348 Alger Dr., Warren, MI 48088 586-944-8007


College Pastor: Matthew Kuretich, 24450 Eureka Ave., Warren, MI 48091 586-610-9229


Men’s Min. Pastor: Leslie Nelson, 43777 Gunnison, Clinton Twp., MI 48038 586-383-0050


Women's Min. Dir.: Cynthia Clark, 31662 Grove Street, Fraser, MI 48026 586-242-9625


NMI Pres.: Renee Rosolino, 33068 Willow Ln., Fraser, MI 48026 586-899-6257


Church Board Sec.: Bill Danforth, 14391 Four Lakes, Sterling Hgts., MI 48313 586-566-6437


Church Treas.: Alex Lowe, 14360 Alger Dr., Warren, MI 48088 248-302-8114 Email: [email protected]


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TROY Organized: 1948 (014-0060) Area Code: 248

Location: 6840 Crooks Rd., Troy, MI 48098 248-879-8888

FAX: 248-879-9157 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.troynaz.org

Pastor: (11/02) Dennis Wegner (Diane), 32501 Fruehauf, Fraser, MI 48026 586-294-8765


Associate Pastor: Mike Hoyle, 36033 Eaton Dr., Clinton Twp., MI 48307 586-792-3640

Music Dir.: Dennis Wegner 32501 Fruehauf, Fraser, MI 48026 586-294-8765


SDMI. Dir: Send to church

Children’s Min. Dir.: Wendy Williams, 17559 Adolph, Fraser, MI 48026 586-296-5392

NYI Min. Dir. Pres.: Lee Cole, 2540 Greenfield, Berkley, MI 48072 248-398-0827

Single Adult Min. Dir.: Linda Harmon, 35958 Foothill Dr., Sterling Heights., MI 48312 586-838-4193

Primetime Min. Dir.: Send to church

Women’s Min. Dir.: Diane Wegner, 32501 Fruehauf, Fraser, MI 48026 586-294-8765

NMI Pres.: Tom Field, 5626 Bingham Dr., Troy, MI 48085 248-879-1526

Camp Contact: Pastor Wegner 586-294-8765


Church Board Sec.: Carol Bowen, 8128 Constitution Blvd., Apt. 1, Sterling Hts., MI 48313 586-243-1145

248-879-1526

Church Treas.: Donna Munch, 6917 Donaldson, Troy, MI 48085 248-740-9619


http://www.troynaz.org/




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VASSAR Organized: 1924 (014-0700) Area Code: 989

Location: 3822 W. Saginaw Rd., Vassar, MI 48768 989-823-8697

(Mail: P.O. Box 207, Vassar, MI 48768)


Pastor: (12/78) David E. Wermuth (Eleanor), 5941 DuBois, Vassar, MI 48768 989-823-7789 Review Date: 12/17 Email: [email protected]

Music Dir.: Pat Cole, 7373 E. Coldwater Rd., Davison, MI 48423 810-653-1442

SDMI. Dir.: Clifton White, 7096 Oak Rd., Vassar, MI 48768 989-871-3876



Primetime Dir.: Mark & Marsha Sipes, 4333 W. Saginaw, Vassar, MI 48768 989-670-6751

Women’s Min. Dir.: Catherine Rowe, 6257 Hasco Rd., Vassar, MI 48768 989-823-8101

NMI Pres.: Pat Cole, 7373 E. Coldwater Rd., Davison, MI 48423 810-653-1442


Church Board Sec.: Margaret White, 7096 Oak Rd., Vassar, MI 48768 989-871-3876


Church Treas.: Linda Noyce 6272 Oak Ave. Vassar, MI 48768 989-823-8338







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WILLIAMS LAKE Organized: 1958 (014-0711) Area Code: 248

Location: 2840 Airport Rd., Waterford, MI 48329 248-673-5911

FAX: 248-673-5810 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.wlnazarene.org

Pastor: (04/93) Daniel J. Wine (Cindy), 8760 River Run Dr., White Lake, MI 48386 248-698-8976


Asst. Pastor: David Gerber (Ruth), 24 Hovey, Oxford, MI 48371 248-429-9372


Christine Bednarczyk, 590 Crescent Lk. Rd., Waterford, MI 48327 248-568-1387


Andrew Strombeck, 2850 Airport Rd., Waterford, MI 48329 248-673-5911

Worship Pastor: Donald Frey, 4462 Pine Creek Dr., Burton, MI 48519 810-742-4058

SDMI Dir.: Vikki Johnston, 3903 Baybrook, Waterford, MI 48329 248-320-9284

Day School Dir./Principal: Cindy Anderson, 2976 Havenwood Dr., White Lake, MI 48383 947-570-1989

Children’s Min. Dir.: Emily Grubbs, 2550 Liter, Orion, MI 48359 248-331-7358

NYI Min. Dir./Pres.: Cindy Dieck, 4177 South Shore Drive, Waterford, MI 48328 248-674-8311

Primetime Dir.: Don Rock, 144 Village Dr., White Lake, MI 48386 248-886-8106

Men’s Min. Dir.: Max Hancock, 3558 David K. Dr., Waterford, MI 48327 248-599-7310

Women's Min Dir.: Nancy Heathman, 3615 Mark Rd., Waterford, MI 48327 248-682-9650

NMI Pres.: Christine Bednarczyk, 590 Crescent Lk. Rd., Waterford, MI 48327 248-568-1387


Work & Witness Coord: Dave Clawson, 2758 Pinto Dr., Commerce, MI 48382 248-363-5168

Church Board Sec.: Tom Rolph, 2919 Lansdowne, Waterford, MI 48329 248-673-3539

Church Treas.: Jerry Blackburn, 1401 Hummer Lake Rd., Ortonville, MI 48462 248-627-4217


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F. ELDERS

CED – Christian Education Minister MIS – Missionary

CHP – Chaplain PAS – Pastor

DA – District Assignment PSV – Pastoral Service

DEA – Deaconess

DIA – District Interim Assigned RA – Retired, Assigned

DS – District Superintendent RU – Retired, Unassigned EDU – Education SEC – Song Evangelist, Commissioned

ESR – Evangelism Service, Retired SER – Song Evangelist, Registered

EVC – Evangelist, Commissioned SPC – Special Service/Interdenominational EVR – Evangelist, Registered STU - Student

EVT – Evangelist, Tenured TRF – In Process of Transfer

GA – General Church Assignment U - Unassigned

1975 EVT Adams, Michael D., 8174 Imber St., Orlando, FL 32825 (Plymouth) 407-864-3926 Email: [email protected]

1980 RU Alger, Wayne, 1256 W. Yale Ave., Flint, MI 48505 (Clio Community) 810-223-1926


1979 RA Anthony, Stephen T., 8966 Championship Dr., Davison, MI 48423 (Flint Central) 810-629-9339


2009 PSV-FT Arp, Andrew W., 1114 South Dr., Flint, MI 48503 (Flint Central) 810-569-5747


2011 U Arnold, Phillip F., 1708 Bell Ranch St., Brandon, FL 33511 (Ridgeway) 517-987-3161


1971 PSV-FT/RA Ault, Donald K., Jr., 200 Monroe St., Caro, MI 48723 (Caro) 989-672-6311

Email: [email protected] 1948 RU Ault, Elizabeth M., 200 Monroe St., Caro, MI 48723 (Caro) 989-550-1944

2011 PAS Bailey, Matthew D., 85 W. Seymour Lake Rd., Ortonville, MI 48462 (Brandon Community{Lake

Louise}) Email: [email protected] 810-931-9624

2006 PAS Barkey, Steven C., 57416 Breckenridge Dr., Washington, MI 48094 (Orchard Ridge) 586-992-8769


2007 PAS Bastien, Joann C., 15669 Lenore, Redford, MI 48239 (Plumb Line Community) 313-550-4301


2003 PAS Bate, Terry J., 188 Brookside Dr., Flushing, MI 48433 (Flushing Community) 810-247-4403


1992 RA Betz, Larry V., 2250 W. Cadmus Rd., Adrian, MI 49221 (Adrian First) 517-920-4885

Email: [email protected] 2001 RA Bixler, William C., 22777 Franz Rd. Apt. 5107, Katy, TX 77449 (Port Huron) 810-479-9404

1982 RU Bledsoe, Charles A., 2589 Wixom Rd., Commerce Township, MI 48382 (Williams Lake)

Email: [email protected] 248-894-9718

2011 PAS Boils, Kyle E., 4774 Gifford Rd., Gagetown, MI 48735 (Gagetown) 248-613-4341


2003 PAS Bolling, Larry, 518 Brady Ln., Pontiac, MI 48342 (Silver Lake) 248-875-7868


1986 PAS Bowser, David W., 2211 Hinkley Ave., Flint, MI 48532 (Flint West) 810-732-6888


1974 RA Bringardner, Stephen G., 9092 Stoneyfield Ct., Dexter, MI 48130 (Merritt Road) 734-426-2346


1990 RA Bruce, Richard M., 6400 Palmer Hwy., Britton, MI 49229 (Ridgeway) 517-673-8494













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2003 SPC Bryce, Margaret E., 20433 Foxboro St., Riverview, MI 48193 (Richfield) 810-338-2373


1984 RA Burdine, William M., 4285 Grace Ave., Howell, MI 48855 (Flint East) 810-552-2994


2007 RA Burton, June E., 9085 Del Rio, Grand Blanc, MI 48439 (Flint Central) 810-694-2969

Email: [email protected] 2013 PSV-PT Bynum, Linda A., 38631 Kingsbury, Livonia, MI 48154 (Detroit First) 734-558-8586


2010 PAS Cardimen, Jeffrey S., 13795 S. Custer Rd., Dundee, MI 48131-9789 (Dundee) 248-877-3266


1978 SPC Carr, John E., 5243 Dryden Rd., Dryden, MI 48428 (Crossroads) 586-909-0100


2011 PAS Cattane, Robert A., 3934 Herrick St., Flint, MI 48532 (Flint New Life) 810-232-8081


1998 PAS Cavette, Gregory L., 2050 Howard Ave., Flint, MI 48503 (Flint Abundant Grace) 810-767-5314


2012 PSV-PT Cawthra, Ralph D., 4263 S. Center Dr., Howell, MI 48855 (Fowlerville) 517-618-7339

Email: [email protected] 1980 RA Chandler, Robert A., 60 Hathaway St., Lot 39, East China, MI 48054 (Port Huron) 586-770-4888


2005 PAS Clees, Terry L., 2266 E. Carleton Rd., Adrian, MI 49221 (Adrian Madison) 517-265-3473


2006 RA Colliflower, Velvet L., 3552 Shelby St., Waterford, MI 48328 (Williams Lake)


1987 RA Comfort, Ronald E., 2837 E. Dutcher Rd., Caro, MI 48723 (Ellington) 989-798-8569


2005 PAS Cook, Louis H., 5115 Wilson Rd., Columbiaville, MI 48421 (Otter Lake) 810-577-1987


2012 PSV-FT Coulter, Jessica E., 19808 Iron Gate Ct., Northville, MI 48167 (Det. First) 567-204-2199 Email: [email protected]

2011 PSV-PT Cousins, Gary L., 1303 Peachwood Dr., Flint, MI 48507 (Flint Central) 810-232-3559


1999 RA Crawford, Arthur L., 4948 Birch Ridge Ln., North Branch, MI 48461 (Beulah) 810-688-2726


1995 PAS Crowder, Jeffrey D., 1325 N. Freer, Chelsea, MI 48118 (Chelsea) 734-433-9780


2013 PAS Crum, Jason N., 3515 N. Belsay Rd., Flint, MI 48506 (Flint East) 810-736-5249


1992 PAS Crum, Larry E., 4813 Freer, Rochester Hills, MI 48306 (Rochester First) 248-535-2332


2009 U dela Peret, Perlita, 1052 Yorick Path, Wixom, MI 48393 (Detroit First) 248-880-2253 Email: [email protected]

1986 U dela Peret, Rex Ray, 1052 Yorick Path, Wixom, MI 48493 (Detroit First) 248-807-3263


2012 PSV-PT Donnelly, Hugh S., 3347 McKeighan Ave., Burton, MI 48529 (Flint West) 810-743-2718


1989 PSV-FT Duce, Janice L., 10272 Coachman Ct., Davison, MI 48423 (Richfield) 810-412-5107


1989 PAS Duce, S. Alan, 10272 Coachman Ct., Davison MI 48423 (Richfield) 810-412-5107


1986 PSV-PT Dunson, Michael E., 13637 Hodges Hwy., Jasper, MI 49248 (Adrian First) 419-779-4660

Email: [email protected] 1995 PAS Easton, Philip A., 15235 Troy Ave., Taylor, MI 48180 (Taylor) 313-588-0791


1984 PAS Edwards, Garry W., 38333 Laurenwood Dr., Wayne, MI 48184 (Crosswalk Com.) 734-595-7349






























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2007 PSV-FT Esckilsen, Judith, 4701 Hospital Dr., Cass City, MI 48726 (Cass City) 989-912-2052


1989 PAS Flippo, O. Vincent, III, 7850 Douglas Rd., Lambertville, MI 48144 (Bedford) 734-847-0254


1988 PSV-PT Flowers, Robert A., 3112 North Shore Dr., Flint, MI 48504 (Brandon Community{Lake Louise})

Email: [email protected] 810-577-7721 2009 PSV-FT Foster, Andrew T., 4044 Grand Oaks Ct., Burton, MI 48519 (Flint Central)


1989 RA Franklin, James L., 6410 Crescent Rd., Howell, MI 48855 (Fowlerville) 517-618-7113


1973 PSV-FT Fraser, Annette F., 7646 Grand St., Dexter, MI 48130 (Ann Arbor First) 734-288-7534


2000 PSV-PT Frey, Donald E., 4462 Pine Creek Dr., Burton, MI 48519 (Williams Lake) 810-742-4058


1995 PAS Fulks, K. David, Jr., 2667 Spielman Heights Dr., Adrian, MI 49221 (Adrian First) 517-265-2949


1983 DS Gardner, W. Glen, II, 6391 Coconut, Grand Blanc, MI 48439 (Flint Central) 810-694-1967

Email: [email protected] 2000 PSV-PT/EVR Gerber, David J., 24 Hovey, Oxford, MI 48371 (Williams Lake) 248-429-9372


2009 PSV-FT Gibson, Steven W., 8326 Oxford Ln., Grand Blanc, MI 48439 (Flint Central) 810-603-1546


1986 PAS Gill, Lawrence A., 7168 S. Morrish Rd., Swartz Creek, MI 48473 (Swartz Creek) 810-635-2153


2013 U Gilroy, Luella M., 6400 McGuire, Fenton, MI 48430 (Highland) 810-355-5262


1987 U Gocha, Timothy A., 33417 Royal Park Dr., Fraser, MI 48026 (The Woods) 586-899-8417


2007 PSV-FT Graham, Michael A., 3352 W. Circle Dr., Adrian, MI 49221 (Adrian First) 517-263-6383 Email: [email protected]

2012 PSV-FT Greer, Russell G., 4271 Grace Ave., Howell, MI 48455 (Fowlerville) 248-660-4366


1996 PAS Griffin, Gary E., 6336 Birch Meadows Ln., Fowlerville, MI 48836 (Fowlerville) 517-223-1074


1974 PAS Hall, Frederick G., 45206 Indian Creek Dr., Canton, MI 48187 (Plymouth) 734-453-3462


2012 PAS Hall, Jonathan E., 2478 Horace, West Bloomfield, MI 48324 (Commerce) 248-469-5453


1972 PAS Hansen, Ray R., 6862 Ridge Hwy., Britton, MI 49229 (Ridgeway) 517-451-4101


1965 RA Hardyman, Earl R., 4244 S. Center Rd., Howell, MI 48855 (Fowlerville) 517-546-0491 Email:[email protected]

2010 CHP Harris, Doyle G., 4120 Danceglen Dr., Colorado Springs, CO 80906 (Morenci) 517-438-0216


1978 RU Harvey, Thomas A., 5252 N. Center Rd., Flint, MI 48506 (Richfield) 810-736-2976


2001 GA Hatcher, Rovina L., 3804 Winthrop Dr., Lexington, KY 40514 (Flint Central) 859-699-2623


2004 PAS Hazzard, Vernon H., II, 70 N. Fulton St., Sandusky, MI 48471 (Sandusky) 810-648-3379


2012 PSV-FT Heald, Joel R., 2438 N. McKinley Rd., Flushing, MI 48433 (Flushing Comm.) 810-766-1650

Email: [email protected] 1997 PAS Hefner, B. Michael, 11856 Meadowbrook Ln., Hartland, MI 48353 (Highland) 810-632-9411


1973 PSV-PT Hesselrode, Daniel E., 4378 Fifth St., Ecorse, MI 48229 (Allen Park) 313-303-4190




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2007 CHP Hittle, Stephen R., 9104 Luea Lane, Swartz Creek, MI 48473 (Flint Central) 810-280-8746


1997 U Holmes, Kenneth L., 8410 S. Linden Rd., Swartz Creek, MI 48473 (Lindenwood) 810-655-8418


1973 U Hoppe, Thomas P., 123 Sea Fern Ct., Leesburg, FL 34788 (Warren Woods) 586-219-1908


1997 PAS Huckins, Daniel J., 25546 Bridlepath, Farmington Hills, MI 48335 (Det. First) 248-893-7762


2007 PAS Humphreys, Deborah M., 5695 Caren Dr., Ypsilanti, MI 48197 (Merritt Road) 734-482-1251


1984 PSV-PT Humphreys, Thomas A., 5695 Caren Dr., Ypsilanti, MI 48197 (Merritt Road) 734-482-1251


1979 PAS Hunter, Robert E., Jr., 1745 Estates, Detroit, MI 48206 (Detroit Grace) 313-872-5941


1978 RA Hunter, Rosa L., 26620 Burg Rd. #303, Warren, MI 48089 (Detroit Grace) 586-427-4430

2009 PAS Hutsko, David J., 14348 Alger Ave., Warren, MI 48088 (Warren Woods) 586-944-8007


1993 U Jaymes, Jonathan E., 369 Princeton, South Lyon, MI 48178 (Center Pointe Comm.) 734-891-9606


1999 PAS Jolly, Andrew P., 327 Mansfield, Lapeer, MI 48446 (Lapeer) 810-441-0785


2007 RA Jones, Thurman E., Jr., 3309 Renault Dr., Flint, MI 48507 (Flint Central) 810-235-6951 1992 PAS Kempton, Michael, 921 E. Coy Ave., Hazel Park, MI 48030 (Hazel Park) 248-542-1514


1986 RU Kern, Henry W., 57300 Woodcreek, Lenox Township, MI 48048 (Bethel) 586-489-8991


1987 RA Kile, Edward A., 300 Maple Knoll Ln., Caro, MI 48723 (Ellington) 989-233-0682


1997 DA Kitsko, Jr., Michael D., 2237 Holly Tree, Davison, MI 48423 (Flint Central) 810-654-9035


1979 CHP Krumlauf, Dennis S., 4111 Lillian Hall Ln., Orlando, FL 32812 (Chelsea)

2009 PAS Leach, Duane O., 23810 E. Main St., Armada, MI 48005 (Armada) 586-255-2823

Email: [email protected] 1988 EVT/SEC Leckrone, Larry D., 6500 N. CR 825 W., Norman, IN 47264 (Morenci) 812-521-6500


1999 GA Lee, Mathew R., 3515 N. Belsay Rd., Flint, MI 48506 (Flint East) 810-845-9534


1991 DA Lewis, Robert W., 4018 Harwood, Howell, MI 48855 (Merritt Road) 517-618-7292


2009 PAS Lindsay, Robert S., 3024 E. Bay Dr., Fenton, MI 48430 (Argentine) 810-513-5866


2005 PSV-PT Long, Norman D., 45524 Woodleigh Way, Plymouth, MI 48170 (Plymouth) 734-451-0657


2012 U Lunsford, John Levi, 2925 Ashcroft Dr. Apt. 1, Dayton, OH 45431 (Flint Central) 248-924-8707

1990 PAS Mabry, Paul T., 48631 Boardwalk Dr., Macomb, MI 48044 (Bethel) 586-270-6218 Email: [email protected]

1974 RA MacDonald, David L., 1404 Melissa St., Frederick, OK 73542 (The Woods) 419-966-2677


2003 PSV-FT MacDonald, John, 14345 Alger Ave., Warren, MI 48088 (The Woods) 586-596-0630


2004 RA/PAS McFarlane,Robert K., 11029 Suffolk Dr., Southgate, MI 48195 (Allen Park) 734-287-8486


1988 PAS McNett, Paul M., 75 Rodd Rd., Caro, MI 48723 (Caro) 989-673-2019

























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2011 PAS Mellish, James A., 5037 Lonsberry Rd., Columbiaville, MI 48421 (Imlay City) 810-656-4977


2009 PAS Miller, Gary L., 3204 Ives Rd., Tecumseh, MI 49286 (Tecumseh) 517-424-6079


1985 RA Moorhouse, Clarence P., 4171 Genesee Rd., Flint, MI 48506 (Richfield) 810-736-1066

2013 PSV-PT Morris, Richard A., 4805 Skelly, Toledo, OH 43623 (Bedford) 419-450-8697 Email: [email protected]

1989 U Mosey, Roger A., 3200 Oak Beach Rd., Port Austin, MI 48467 (Bad Axe) 989-424-8099


1997 PAS Moulding, Robert H., 33041 Willow Ln., Fraser, MI 48026 (Metropolitan) 586-296-7422


1989 PAS Nelson, H. Duane, 2382 Newbedford Dr., Troy, MI 48085 (Madison Heights) 248-528-3829


2003 SPC Oyer, Chad E., 361 Pleasant St., Birmingham, MI 48009 (Metropolitan) 248-646-3372


2012 PSV-PT/CHP Papenhagen, Kenneth R., II, 13789 S. Custer Rd., Dundee, MI 48131 (Dundee)


2012 CHP Passmore, Guy L., Jr., 160 W. Ocean Ave., Norfolk, VA 23503 (Flint Central) 810-210-0020 Email: [email protected]

1994 PAS Petitt, Bradley A., 5063 N. Colling Rd., Unionville, MI 48767 (Colling) 989-674-2288


2014 PSV-FT Porter, Cynthia D., 19911 Woodhill Dr., Northville, MI 48167 (Det. First) 419-234-8210

Email: [email protected] 1991 PAS Prince, Jr., Robert S., 6415 Wailer Ct., Grand Blanc, MI 48439 (Flint Central)


2008 EVT Raeburn, Janet, 8070 Beechwood Blvd., Dexter, MI 48130 (Chelsea) 734-358-8606

Email: [email protected] 2008 EVT Raeburn, Stephen M., 8070 Beechwood Blvd., Dexter, MI 48130 (Chelsea) 734-358-8606


1964 RA Raycroft, Ray C., 4009 Bradley Ave., Howell, MI 48855 (Argentine) 517-546-8823


2006 RA/PSV-PT Ream, Jane A., 6680 Tomer Rd., Clayton, MI 49235 (Morenci) 517-436-3579


1983 RA Roat, Thomas W., Sr., 7418 Irish Rd., Otisville, MI 48463 (Richfield) 810-653-8663

2011 PSV-FT Ruddle, Marshall D., 177 Nesbit Ln., Rochester Hills, MI 48309 (Rochester First) 248-321-7346


2006 PAS Salo, Scott M., 13145 Grant Cir., Clio, MI 48420 (Monroe) 810-691-7938

Email: [email protected] 2011 PAS Salyer, Ann L., 20339 Plourde Circle, Chelsea, MI 48118 (Ann Arbor 1st) 734-716-9978


1989 PAS Sharpe, Ronald R., II, 9263 Marinus Dr., Fenton, MI 48430 (Fenton) 810-658-3762


2006 PAS Slade, Eric, P.O. Box 309, Millington, MI 48746 (Millington) 989-871-5001


1984 DA Slusher, Gary A., P.O. Box 1482, Dearborn, MI 48121-1482 (Det. New Hope) 734-395-9157


1995 RU Sommer, Russell R., 10282 Carriage Way, Davison, MI 48423 (Flint West) 810-531-1615


2012 SPC/PSV-PT Soulia, Matthew R., 800 N. Leroy St., Fenton, MI 48430 (Flint Central) 618-974-0933

Email: [email protected] 1975 RA/PAS Sparks, Keith A., Sr., 2204 Standish Ct., Port Huron, MI 48060 (Port Huron First) 810-208-6800


2010 PAS Stottele, Deborah R., 980 Winchester, Lincoln Park, MI 48146 (Harvest Community) 248-802-7652


1999 PAS Stroud, Donald F., 1958 Pigeon Rd., Bad Axe, MI 48413 (Filion) 989-269-7839

1986 U Swoveland, Robert G., 13156 Pace Cir., Port Charlotte, FL 33981 (Fenton) 810-597-9165



























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2009 PAS Thorn, William J., 225 Weitzel Dr., Bad Axe, MI 48413 (Bad Axe) 989-269-8633


1998 U Tobey, David L., 3112 Kneeland Cir, Howell, MI 48843 (Howell) 517-552-1079


1998 PSV-FT Tschetter, Jeffrey C., 9295 N. Canton Center Rd., Plymouth, MI 48170 (Plymouth)

Email: [email protected] 734-673-1968 2010 PAS Walls, Benjamin B., 3302 Harrington Dr., Holly, MI 48442 (Holly) 810-597-9865


1978 PAS Walls, Benjamin D., Sr., 3990 Beattie, Howell, MI 48843 (Brighton) 517-540-1392


2007 PAS Wegner, Dennis F., 32501 Fruehauf, Fraser, MI 48026 (Troy) 586-294-8765


2003 PSV-FT Wentworth, Lerrin, 54151 Washington St., Chesterfield, MI 48047 (The Woods) 586-612-3155


1969 PAS Wermuth, David E., 5941 DuBois Rd., Vassar, MI 48768 (Vassar) 989-823-7789


2013 PAS Whetstone, William B., 7970 S. River Rd., Marine City, MI 48039 (Bluewater) 586-360-3492

Email: [email protected] 2006 PAS/RA Williams, Harold G., 930 Alfalfa Ln., Lapeer, MI 48446 (Beulah) 810-356-5157

2007 PSV-FT Williams, Marie A., 17545 Sorrento St., Detroit, MI 48235 (Detroit New Hope) 313-903-7980


1956 RA Wilson, Stanley E., 5285 Vineyard Ln., Flushing, MI 48433 (Flushing) 810-853-7977


1981 PAS Wine, Daniel J., 8760 River Run Dr., White Lake, MI 48386 (Williams Lake) 248-698-8976


2010 RA Woodbury, Patricia C., 38578 Florence, Westland, MI 48185 (Detroit First) 734-721-7864


2008 RA Woodbury, Stephen, 38578 Florence, Westland, MI 48185 (Detroit First) 734-721-7864

Email: [email protected] 1956 RA Woods, Howard L., 11116 N. Bray Rd., Clio, MI 48420 (Flint First) 810-686-0554

1991 PAS Wright, John O., Jr., 42350 Hystone, Canton, MI 48187 (Detroit New Hope) 734-981-3882


G. DEACONS

2004 PSV-PT Bednarczyk, Christine M., 590 Crescent Lake Rd., Waterford, MI 48327 (Williams Lake)


2006 PSV-PT Benjamin, Janet M., 6395 W. Gorman Rd., Sand Creek, MI 49279 (Adrian First) 810-513-2219


1988 PSV-FT Close, Steven B., 5115 Pinebrook Ct., Flushing, MI 48433 (Flushing Community) 810-444-6179

Email: [email protected] 1986 EDU Decker Jr., Chester F., 42993 Nebel Trl., Clinton Township, MI 48038 (The Woods)


2010 U East, Melody R., 30140 Mirage Ct., Warren, MI 48093 (Troy) 313-530-0002


2013 PSV-FT Eastin, Heather R., 115 Cherry Stone Dr., Canton, MI 48188 (Plymouth) 989-928-3989


2000 PSV-PT Flowers, Pamela S., 3112 North Shore Dr., Flint, MI 48504 (Brandon Community{Lake Louise})


2006 PSV-FT Hintz, Clyde David, 4451 Wickfield Dr., Flint, MI 48507 (Flint Central) 810-238-3291 Email: [email protected]

1997 RU Lash, Sally L., 125 Arlene Ct., Whitelake, MI 48386 (Holly) 248-886-0928


2001 SPC Lutze, Roger E., 620 S. Main St., Davison, MI 48423 (Richfield) 810-653-2755



























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1994 PSV-FT Mathias, John E., 1177 Butternut Ct., Fenton, MI 48430 (Flint Central) 810-444-1778


1999 RA McMullen, Linda R., 6765 Harding St., Taylor, MI 48180 (Monroe) 313-247-6873


2009 PSV-FT Nicholas, Jonathan C., 14363 Alger Ave., Warren, MI 48088 (The Woods) 586-864-3722

Email: [email protected] 2004 SPC Pope, James D., 3509 Norwood Dr., Flint, MI 48503 (Flint Central) 810-444-2275


1994 RU Sexton, Patricia A., 191 Apollo Ave., Flushing, MI 48433 (Flint West) 810-487-9077


2000 PSV-FT Sipes, Jeremy T., 13527 Henderson Rd., Otisville, MI 48463 (Richfield) 410-962-0035


2011 PSV-PT Skrbec, Karren T., 508 Seneca St., Tecumseh, MI 49286 (Tecumseh) 517-815-1363


2006 CHP Smith, Eugene A., 12365 Richfield Rd., Davison, MI 48423 (Richfield) 810-836-2636


1989 PSV-PT Stewart, Barbara, 58523 Meadow Creek Blvd., Lenox, MI 48048 (Bethel) 586-270-6218

Email: [email protected] 1999 PSV-PT Taylor, Gracie, 746 S. Wildwood Ave., Westland, MI 48186 (Crosswalk Community)


H. LICENSED MINISTERS

2011 PSV-PT DC Bain, Deborah L., 4704 Robin Hood Tr., Adrian, MI 49221 (Tecumseh)

Email: [email protected] 248-881-9827 2011 PSV-FT EC Baker, Brandon B., 2027 W. Samaria Rd., Temperance, MI 48182 (Bedford)


2006 U EC Boccaccio Jr., Mark H., 21731 Hawthorn Ct., Macomb, MI 48044 (The Woods)


2010 PSV-PT EC Ciaramitaro, Matthew P., 31620 McNamee, Fraser, MI 48026 (The Woods)


2013 PSV-PT EC Close, Julia A., 5115 Pinebrook Ct., Flushing, MI 48433 (Flushing) 810-444-6263


2012 PSV-FT EC Coulter, Mark D., 21260 Haggerty Rd., Northville, MI 48167 (Det. First) 614-204-6029


2012 STU EC Crane, Aaron R., 586 Crediton, Lake Orion, MI 48362 (Williams Lake) 248-935-5582


2013 PSV-PT EC DeVuyst, Michael L., 472 Windy Bluff, Flushing, MI 48433 (Flushing) 616-516-5144


2010 PAS EC Dineen, Joseph, 14555 Holmes Rd., Gregory, MI 48137 (Southwest) 586-557-4900


2013 PSV-PT DC Durand, Megan A., 7792 Bent Grass Trail, Howell, MI 48843 (Brighton)


2011 PSV-PT EC Earls, Gerald, 536 N. Cedar Rd., Fowlerville, MI 48836 (Brighton) 810-599-9137


2007 SPC EC Gatlin, Dallas W., 5314 Wyndemere Sq., Swartz Creek, MI 48473 (Flint Central)


2005 PAS EC Harrington, Gerald W., 6532 Third St., Cass City, MI 48726 (Cass City)


2011 U EC Howard, Autumn D., 10474 W. Hill Rd., Swartz Creek, MI 48473 (Swartz Creek)


2012 PSV-PT EC Hoyle, Michael, 36033 Eaton Dr., Clinton Township, MI 48035 (Troy) 586-491-8318

























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2013 PSV-FT EC Huckins, Justin G., 21260 Haggerty, Northville, MI 48167 (Det. First) 419-516-2103


2012 PSV-FT EC Kennedy, Joshua, 5079 Woodstock Dr., Swartz Creek, MI (Flint Central) 810-240-9661


2009 PSV-FT EC Ketcham, Dillan, 807 Walnut Ct., Morenci, MI 49256 (Morenci) 765-748-8236


2011 U DC Kroll, Dorothy J., 4421 Lamson Dr., Waterford, MI 48329 (Williams Lake)


2010 PSV-PT EC Kuretich, Matthew W., 24450 Eureka Ave., Warren, MI 48091 (The Woods)


2013 STU EC Leffel, Amber J., One University Ave., #7544, Bourbonnais, IL 60914 (South Flint)


2013 PSV-PT DC Losey, Carolyn G., 7402 Lacy Dr., Belleville, MI 48111 (Crosswalk) 734-697-2439


2011 PSV-PT EC Meadows, Dean M., 2037 Tuscola St., Flint, MI 48503 (Flint Central) 810-348-0371


2011 PSV-PT EC Nelson, Leslie J., 43777 Gunnison, Clinton Township, MI 48038 (The Woods)


2010 PAS/PSV-PT EC Pauken, Dustin S., 3043 Glenn, Toledo, OH 43613 (Bedford)


2011 PSV-FT EC Phillips, Matthew A., 962 Panorama Dr., Milford, MI 48381 (Commerce)


2011 PSV-PT EC Posegay, John J., 2934 Marshall St., Ann Arbor, MI 48108 (Ann Arbor First)


2012 PSV-FT EC Rice, Andrew D., 1110 Chatwell Dr., Davison, MI 48423 (Flint East)


2010 PSV-PT EC Richey Jr., Paul David, 4368 Swaffer Rd., Vassar, MI 48768 (Millington)


2013 U EC Riddell, Mark D., 6865 Ardsley Dr., Canton, MI 48187 (Det. First) 734-718-6200


2013 PSV-PT EC Sabotka, Kenneth R., 8619 Swartz River Dr., Fowlerville, MI 48836 (Fowlerville)


2012 PSV-FT EC Shonamon, Cara D., 7014 Willis Dr., Pleasant Valley, MO (Flint Central)


2012 PSV-PT EC Slade, Suzette, 8700 State Rd., Millington, MI 48746 (Millington) 810-624-2446

2007 PSV-PT EC Sligh, William T., 2018 Welker Ave., Toledo, OH 43613 (Bedford) 419-508-9269


2013 PSV-PT EC Smith, Darcy J., 2328 Flagstone, Flushing, MI 48433 (Flushing) 810-410-8579


2013 PSV-PT EC St. John, Don K., 3002 Foxfire, Milford, MI 48380 (Det. First) 734-564-2687


2011 U DC Stewart, Sandra K., 1310 Maple Krest Dr., Flint, MI 48532 (Flint Central)


2012 PSV-FT EC Strombeck, Andrew, 2850 Airport Rd., Waterford, MI 48329 (Williams)

Email: [email protected] 248-673-5911, 269-352-2367

2006 PSV-FT EC Wessel, Timothy A., 7591 Brighton Rd., Brighton, MI 48116 (Brighton) 810-225-9064
























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2013 PSV-PT EC Wolfe, Karen R., 72 Swan Lake Dr., Adrian, MI 49221 (Tecumseh) 517-902-8650


2011 DA EC Womack, Todd Andre, 422 Chalmers St., Flint, MI 48503 (Flint Central) 810-234-8555


2011 PAS EC Woods, Joshua W., 5443 Ole Banner Trl., Grand Blanc, MI 48439 (Crossroads)


I. TENURED EVANGELIST

Adams, Michael D., 8174 Imber St., Orlando, FL 32825 (Plymouth) 407-864-3926


Leckrone, Larry D., 6500 N. 825 W., Norman, IN 47264 (Morenci) 812-521-6500


Raeburn, Janet, 8070 Beechwood Blvd., Dexter, MI 48130 (Chelsea) 734-358-8606


Raeburn, Stephen M., 8070 Beechwood Blvd., Dexter, MI 48130 (Chelsea) 734-358-8606 Email: [email protected]

J. COMMISSIONED EVANGELIST

K. REGISTERED EVANGELIST

Gerber, David J., 24 Hovey, Oxford, MI 48371 (Williams Lake) 248-709-7826


L. COMMISSIONED SONG EVANGELIST

Leckrone, Larry D., 6500 N. 825 W., Norman, IN 47264 (Morenci) 812-521-6500


M. REGISTERED SONG EVANGELIST

Horton, Gordon, 2912 Wright St., Port Huron, MI 48060 (Port Huron First) 810-985-8422


N. COMMISSIONED MINISTER OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

Dennis, Nancy, 5299 Drayton Rd., Clarkston, MI 48346 (Williams Lake) 248-623-0490

O. COMMISSIONED MINISTERS OF MUSIC

Bushey, Rodney, 4155 Brookstone Ct., Howell, MI 48843 (Detroit First) 517-546-9316

P. MINISTERS SERVING CONNECTIONAL INTERESTS

(SPC) Bryce, Margaret, 20433 Foxboro St., Riverview, MI 48193 (Richfield) 810-664-3457

(SPC) Carr, John, 5243 Dryden Rd., Dryden, MI 48428 (Crossroads) 586-909-0100

(DS) Gardner, Dr. W. Glen, 6391 Coconut, Grand Blanc, MI 48439 (Flint Central) 810-750-4080

(SPC) Gatlin, Dallas, 5314 Wyndemere Sq., Swartz Creek, MI 48473 (Flint Central) 810-655-2929 (CHP) Hittle, Stephen R., 342 North St., Yale, MI 48097 (Flint First) 810-280-8746

(DA) Kitsko Jr., Dr. Michael D., 2237 Holly Tree Dr., Davison, MI 48423 (Flint Central) 810-750-4080

(CHP) Krumlauf, Dennis, 1438 Fairgreen Rd., West Palm Beach, FL 33417 (Chelsea)

(DA) Lewis, Robert, 4018 Harwood, Howell, MI 48855 (Tecumseh) 517-546-9683











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(SPC) Lutze, Roger E., 620 S. Main St., Davison, MI 48423 (Richfield) 810-235-6951

(SPC) Oyer, Chad, 361 Pleasant St., Birmingham, MI 48009 (Metropolitan) 248-646-3372

(SPC) Pope, James, 3509 Norwood Dr., Flint, MI 48503 (Flint Central) 810-444-2275

(DA) Slusher, Gary, P.O. Box 1482, Dearborn, MI 48121-1482 (Detroit New Hope) 734-395-9157

(CHP) Smith, Eugene A., 12365 Richfield Rd., Davison, MI 48423 (Richfield) 810-836-2636

(SPC) Soulia, Matthew R., 800 N. Leroy St., Fenton, MI 48430 (Flint Central) 618-974-0933

II. General Information

A. RECEIVED ON TRANSFER

Elders:

Velvet L. Colliflower from South Central Ohio District

Rex dela Peret from Philippines Metro Manila District

Perlita dela Peret from Micronesia District

Andrew T. Foster from Kansas City District

(restricted – remove name from journal)

Robert S. Prince Jr. from Kansas City District

Licensed Ministers:

Andrew D. Rice from Indianapolis District

Cara D. Shonamon from Kansas City District

B. GRANTED TRANSFERS

Elders: James E. Fawcett to East Ohio District

Dennis A. Owens to Northwest Illinois District

Linda M. Stargel to North Carolina District

James M. VanderSchuur to North Central Ohio

Licensed Ministers:

Anna J. Good to Kansas City District

Joshua M. McLaren to Northwest District

Christen E. Sanders to Northeast Indiana District

C. ELECTED TO ELDER'S ORDERS

Cynthia D. Porter

D. REINSTATE TO ELDER’S ORDERS

John MacDonald

E. GRANTED RENEWAL OF MINISTER’S LICENSE

Deborah L. Bain, Brandon B. Baker, Mark Boccaccio, Jr., Matthew P. Ciaramitaro, Julia A.

Close, Mark D. Coulter, Aaron R. Crane, Michael L. DeVuyst, Joseph Dineen, Megan A.

Durand, Gerald Earls, Dallas W. Gatlin, Gerald W. Harrington, Autumn D. Howard, Michael

Hoyle, Justin G. Huckins, Joshua Kennedy, Dillan Ketcham, Dorothy J. Kroll, Matthew W.

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Kuretich, Amber J. Leffel, Carolyn G. Losey, Dean M. Meadows, Leslie J. Nelson, Dustin S.

Pauken, Matthew A. Phillips, Cynthia D. Porter, John J. Posegay, Andrew D. Rice, Paul David

Richey, Jr., Mark D. Riddell, Kenneth R. Sabotka, Cara D. Shonamon, Suzette Slade, William T.

Sligh, Darcy J. Smith, Don K. St. John, Sandra K. Stewart, Andrew Strombeck, Timothy A.

Wessel, Karen R. Wolfe, Todd Andre Womack, Joshua W. Woods

F. DROPPED FROM THE MINISTERIAL ROLL AS ELDER

P.L. Liddell (deceased)

G. DROPPED FROM MINISTERIAL ROLL AS LICENSED MINISTER

Edward A. Bambach – failure to apply

Julie M. Gritzmaker – requested to apply next year

Bethany F. Hanson – failure to apply

Thomas B. Minor – failure to apply

Daniel A. Pease – failure to apply

H. CHURCH NAME CHANGES Lake Louise Church of the Nazarene to Brandon Community Church of the Nazarene

I. CHURCHES DISORGANIZED:

Flint First

J. GRANTED RETIRED STATUS

June E. Burton (RA), Ronald E. Comfort (RA), Robert K. McFarlane (RA), Jane A. Ream

(RA), Keith A. Sparks Sr. (RA)

K. GRANTED SPECIAL SERVICE (SPC) STATUS Margaret Bryce, John Carr, Dallas Gatlin, Roger Lutze, Chad Oyer, James Pope, Matthew Soulia

L. JOURNAL CORRECTIONS

The District Advisory Board report to the District Assembly 2013 should have included the

organization of the Holly Church of the Nazarene on Sunday, April 21, 2013, at the District

Assembly.

Change Matthew W. Kuretich to Assigned (The Woods) – PSV-PT effective 2010

Change Leslie J. Nelson to Assigned (The Woods) – PSV-PT effective 2011

M. TRANSFER OF JURISDICTION

Thomas Travis, Michigan District

N. WHERE TO SEND MONIES

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Eastern Michigan District, Church of the Nazarene, P.O. Box 449, Goodrich, MI 48438 PLUS,

payment of all budgets AND have significant involvement in sponsoring a new church.

O. TOP AWARDS

Worship # Gain in Worship Flint Central 1382 Flushing 46

The Woods 1316 Plum Line 22

Brighton 799 Bluewater 17

Richfield 513 Argentine 14

Detroit First 417 Taylor 11

Williams Lake 358 Ann Arbor First 7

Adrian First 345 Chelsea 5 Plymouth 291

Flushing 287

Flint East 258

# Gain in Membership # New Nazarenes Flint Central 42 Flint Central 30 Holly 35 The Woods 30

The Woods 25 Brighton 24

Brighton 24 Flushing 21

Armada 18 Orchard Ridge 20

Flushing 16 Armada 19

Taylor 15 Detroit First 19

Plumb Line 13 Taylor 15

Holly 13

SDMI # Gain in SDMI The Woods 815 Metropolitan 68

Flint Central 493 Plumb Line 61

Williams Lake 352 Rochester 60

Brighton 321 Flint New Life 50

Detroit First 290 Detroit First 16

Richfield 252 Bluewater 14

Plymouth 209 Lapeer 13 Adrian First 196 Adrian First 11

Flint East 192 Taylor 11

Flint West 180 Dundee 10

Total Monies Raised Flint Central 2,503,180

The Woods 1,693,449

Brighton 1,520,258

Detroit First 1,016,464

Richfield 898,971

Williams Lake 619,691

Plymouth 579,323 Flint West 488,647

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Adrian First 453,672

Flushing 429,258

III. DAILY PROCEEDINGS Monday Afternoon, May 5, 2014

Prelude music was presented by the Olivetians of Olivet Nazarene University. The

Olivetians led the congregation in “The Comforter Has Come.”

Dr. Glen Gardner, District Superintendent, shared greetings with the assembly. Dr.

Gardner extended thanks to Flint Central Church of the Nazarene for their hospitality.

Dr. Gardner introduced General Superintendent, Dr. Jerry Porter. Dr. Porter shared his

greetings and then introduced Dr. John Bowling, President of Olivet Nazarene University. Dr.

Bowling shared devotions, “Pick A Number.” “My God will meet all your needs according to

his riches in Christ Jesus.” Philippians 4:19. What we see in these words: 1. These are words

filled with confidence; 2. These are words tested in crisis; 3. They are consistent – God is the

source. Dr. Bowling shared many numbers of groups of people impacted by those that believed

in these words. A video played of three Michigan people and their impact on others through

their belief in God and ONU. Dr. Brian Allen shared his greetings followed by music by the

Olivetians.

Dr. Jerry Porter, General Superintendent, stated that it is a privilege to be back on the

Eastern Michigan District. The Sixty-fifth District Assembly of the Eastern Michigan District

Church of the Nazarene at Flint Central Church of the Nazarene was called to order by Dr.

Porter. Dr. Porter congratulated Mrs. Cindy Wine, District NMI President for a great NMI

Convention.

Dr. Mike Kitsko, District Secretary, was called to organize the assembly. Nominating

Committee Partial Report No. 1 was presented and adopted. The voting bar was established and

all delegates were asked to seat themselves in it. Packets were distributed and Nazarene

Publishing House gift to pastors, “Folio – A Preaching Companion”. The hours of assembly

were given as 1:30-4:30pm Monday, May 5, 7:00pm Ordination Service, Monday, May 5;

Tuesday, May 6, 8:30am – adjournment. Special orders of the day were given as report from the

District Superintendent, 2:30pm, Monday. Greetings will be sent to: Dr. & Mrs. Marselle

Knight, Mrs. Evelyn Gibson, Dr. & Mrs. David Busic, Dr. & Mrs. Harold Graves.

Dr. Porter introduced Dr. John Seman, Dr. Wayne Brown & Dr. Jim Spruce. They all

gave greetings to the assembly introducing their wives.

Dr. Gardner presented new pastors to the district or in new assignments on the district

this year: Joe/Dawn Dineen (Southwest); Andrew/Ann Rice (Flint East Youth Pastor); Bob/Tina

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Cattane (Flint New Life & Flint South); Zac Caldwell (Richfield Youth Pastor); Scott Salo

(Monroe); Rob Prince (Flint Central); Matt Soulia (Flint Central/FORGE Flint); Andrew/Sarah

Foster (Executive Pastor Flint Central); Cara/Justin Shonamon (Flint Central Children’s Pastor);

Dean Meadows (Flint Central Pastoral Care/Celebrate Recovery).

Alternates were seated.

Dr. Porter introduced Dr. Glen Gardner, District Superintendent stating for his first report

at District Superintendent to the assembly. Dr. Gardner presented his 33rd report as pastor and

his first as District Superintendent to the Eastern Michigan District. Dr. Gardner shared the

promise he and Kayla were given as he was elected last year, Isaiah 43:19 “I will do a new

thing…”. Dr. Gardner shared everyone needs to be saved and sanctified – holy living is the way.

He gave five objectives for this new year: 1. New churches; 2. Natural church development

leading to healthy churches; 3. Pastoral Leadership; 4. Emphasis on New Generation; 5.

Missions. Dr. Gardner introduced several individuals working with the district to achieve these

goals: Rev. Joe/Pam Knight – training churches to minister to Hindu/Muslims & Buddhists;

Rev. Rex/Pearl Dela Peret – Ministry to Asian people on EMD; and shared he was speaking to

someone currently to help Minister to Hispanic people on EMD. Dr. Gardner expressed thanks

to Dr. David Bowser and his committee for all their hard work on the Ministry Assessment,

sharing that 502.1 of the manual states that it is the work of the church to prepare pastors.

Thanks was also expressed to Dr. Mike Kitsko (Assistant to District Superintendent), Karla Coll

(District Office Secretary), Rob Lewis (Water’s Edge Campground Executive Director), Kristen

Bedell (District Treasurer), and Flint Central Church of the Nazarene for both their send off and

the welcome to Rev. Rob Prince & family (Sr. Pastor), Chet Decker (HOPE Center Macomb),

and most of all to Kayla, his wife and friend. Dr. Gardner reminded the assembly that God has

not forgotten them or their church. He shared Isaiah 43:19 challenging the assembly: 1. God is

always up to something; 2. Pray for Holy Spirit revival; 3. Fields are ripe for harvest. Will you

go into the field?

Dr. Porter called for acceptance of the report. The report was received with unanimous

support and standing ovation!

Nominating Committee Report was presented and adopted.

Board of Tellers No. 1 was called to distribute ballot No. 1, Election of District Advisory

Board Members, ONU Trustees and SDMI board members.

Dr. Don Lain, Nazarene Foundation presented report and video.

Dr. Porter asked assembly to note the list of Memoirs.

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District Advisory Report was presented and adopted. Ministerial Support and

Benevolence Report was presented and adopted. Report of the Auditing Committee was

presented and adopted. Finance Committee Report was presented and adopted.

Dr. Porter presented Constitutional Amendments by the Twenty-Eighth General

Assembly for concurrence or non-concurrence by the Eastern Michigan District assembly

delegates: (NOTE: New text is underlined; brackets [ ] indicate text to be deleted.)

1. RESOLVED that a new paragraph be added to the Manual as follows:

Resolutions amending the Articles of Faith (paragraphs 1-22) shall be referred by the

General Assembly to the Board of General Superintendents for review by a study

committee, including theologians and ordained ministers, appointed by the Board of

General Superintendents that reflect the global nature of our Church. The committee

shall report, with any recommendations or resolutions, to the subsequent General

Assembly.

Approved with a unanimous vote.

2. RESOLVED that Manual paragraph 18, Article of Faith XIV, be amended as

follows: 18. We believe in the Bible doctrine of divine healing and urge our

people [to seek] to offer the prayer of faith for the healing of the sick. We also believe

God heals through the means of medical science. (2 Kings 5:1-19; Psalm 103:1-5;

Matthew 4:23-25; 9:18-35; John 4:46-54; Acts 5:12-16; 9:32-42; 14:8-15; 12:4-11; 2

Corinthians 12:7-10; James 5:13-16).


3. RESOLVED that Manual paragraph 27.1, item 5, be amended as follows:

27.1 First. By doing that which is enjoined in the Word of God, which is our rule of both

faith and practice, including: 3. Being courteous to all [men] people (Ephesians 4:32;

Titus 3:2; 1 Peter 2:17; 1 John 3:18). FURTHER RESOLVED that Manual paragraph

27.1 item 5, be amended as follows: 27.1 First. By doing that which is enjoined in the

Word of God, which is our rule of both faith and practice, including: 5. Seeking to do

good to the bodies and souls of [men] people; feeding the hungry, clothing the naked,

visiting the sick and imprisoned, and ministering to the needy, as opportunity and ability

are given (Matthew 25:35-36; 2 Corinthians 9:8-10; Galatians 2:10; James 2:15-16; 1

John 3:17-18).


4. RESOLVED that Manual paragraph 27.2, item #3, be amended as

follows: 27.2. Second. By avoiding evil of every kind, including: 3. Sexual

immorality, such as premarital, [or] extramarital, same sex relations [,]; perversion in any

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form [,] or looseness and impropriety of conduct (Genesis 19:4-11; Exodus 20:14;

Leviticus 18:2; 20:13; Matthew 5:27-32; Romans 1:26-27; 1 Corinthians 6:9011;

Galatians 5:19; 1 Thessalonians 4:3-7; 1 Timothy 1:10).


5. RESOLVED that a new paragraph be added to the Manual as follows: 18.1

We are agreed that there are three legislative entities in the structure of the Church of the

Nazarene; local, district, general. The regions serve as administrative entities for mission

strategy and implementation.


6. RESOLVED that Manual paragraph 30 be amended as follows: Article III.

District Assemblies 30. The General Assembly shall organize the membership of the

church into district assemblies, giving such lay and ministerial representation therein as

the General Assembly may deem fair and just, and shall determine qualifications of such

representatives, provided, however, that all assigned ordained ministers shall be members

thereof. The General [Assembly] Boundaries Committee shall [also] fix the boundaries

of assembly districts [, and]. The General Assembly shall also define the powers and

duties of district assemblies. (200-5.6)


7. RESOLVED that Manual paragraph 32 be amended as follows: Amendments

32. The provisions of this Constitution may be repealed or amended when concurred in

by a two-thirds vote of the General Assembly members present and voting, and when

concurred in by not less than two-thirds vote of all the Phase 3 and Phase 2 district

assemblies of the Church of the Nazarene. A majority vote is required on each

constitutional amendment item by any Phase 3 or Phase 2 district assembly. Either the

General Assembly or any Phase 3 or Phase 2 district assembly may take the initiative in

the matter of proposing such amendments. As soon as such amendments shall have been

adopted as herein provided, the result of the vote shall be announced by the Board of

General Superintendents, whereupon such amendments shall have full force and effect.


Kristen Bedell presented the Treasurer’s report. Report was adopted.

Chet Decker presented the Nazarene Theological Seminary report.

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Dr. Gardner held Missional Conversation 1 – Passionate Evangelism/Intentional

Discipleship with Rev. JoAnn Bastien, Rev. Joe Knight and Rev. Paul McNett. Discussion

surrounded walking along side people and showing God’s love with the goal that they will

eventually come to know Jesus Christ.

Dr. Kitsko reported on ballot No. 1, District Advisory Board – Term expires 2017 – (286

ballots, 1 invalid) Ministers: Bastien, JoAnn 109; Jolly, Andrew 87; Prince, Rob 193; Wine,

Dan 158. Elected are Rob Prince and Dan Wine. Lay Persons: Elson, Dean 94; Herndon, Al

55; Loudermilk, Linda 184; Smith, Eric 171. Elected are Linda Loudermilk and Eric Smith.

ONU Trustees – Term expires 2017 – Ministers: Prince, Rob 135; Walls Sr., Ben 146. Elected

is Ben Walls, Sr. Lay Persons: Dickey, Quen 106; Pennington, Mark 169. Elected is Mark

Pennington. SDMI Council – Term expires 2017 – Ministers: Barkey, Steve 122; Duce, Jan

125. Elected is Jan Duce. Lay Persons: Moore, Tina 166; Thick, Brian 99. Elected is Tina

Moore.

Dr. Kitsko announced reminder for all elders to meet for choir practice at 6:15 pm,

Ordination Service 7:00 pm; Assembly resumes at 8:30 am Tuesday.

Rev. Dan Wine adjourned the session with prayer.

Ordination Service

Monday Evening, May 5, 2014

Prelude music was presented by the Olivetians of Olivet Nazarene University.

Dr. Glen Gardner, District Superintendent, welcomed the assembly to the 65th Eastern

Michigan District Assembly but the 101st year for the Church of the Nazarene in Michigan. Dr.

Rev. John Mathias led the congregation in “And Can It Be”.

Dr. Lowell Matson, Nazarene Bible College, shared greetings and presented Dr. Stephen

T. Anthony the Minister of the Year Award.

Dr. Gardner presented Rev. June (Gary) Burton, Rev. Ron (Sandy) Comfort, Rev. Robert

(Cheryl) McFarlane, Rev. Jane (Richard) Ream, Rev. Keith (Doris) Sparks for retirement

thanking them each for their years of service to the Lord. Dr. Porter presented them with

retirement plaques.

Offertory was presented by the Olivetians, “Through the Fire”.

Rev. John Mathias led the congregation in “Called Unto Holiness” while Dr. Mike

Kitsko, district secretary, led the ordinand and her spouse into the sanctuary.

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Dr. Mike Kitsko presented the ordinand to Dr. Jerry Porter as qualified and board

recommended: Cindy Porter. Dr. Porter greeted the ordinand and shared the Examination of the

Ordinand sharing that God had ordained her.

A Responsive Reading was shared with leaders of each discipline: Congregation, Young

Persons, Elders/Deacons, Ordination Candidates/Licensed Ministers, and District Superintendent

and General Superintendent. Passages included: Isaiah 6:8, 2 Corinthians 6:6-7; Ephesians 4:4-

7, 11-13, 15-16; Philippians 1:9; 1 Timothy 1:12, 4:12-16; 1 Peter 5:1-4; Manual paragraph 401,

401.1, 401.2, 401.3a & b, 401.4a, 401.5, 401.6,

Rev.. John Mathias led the Elder Choir in “Preach the Word”.

Dr. Stephen T. Anthony led in prayer.

Rev. Gary Griffin sang “I Will Not Forget Thee”.

Dr. Jerry Porter presented a message he called Basic 101. “If I am lifted up I will lift up

all men”, stating “Jesus is the way to heaven.” (John 14:1-7 The Message) The Jesus way is not

only written in the Bible it’s also written in the very fiber of my life. Jesus is the way to

freedom. I embrace Jesus as the way for my life. Allow the Holy Spirit to embrace, transform

and guide you. Jesus tells us in John 14:15-18 you will never be alone again and in John 16:7,

13 you will never be lost again. Jesus is the Way!

Dr. Mike Kitsko escorted the candidate and spouse to the altar on the platform. Dr.

Porter charged the ordinand praying for the ordinand as the elders and deacons laid hands on her.

Dr. Porter awarded the ordinand with her certificate of ordination. Dr. Porter led the ordinand

and her spouse to the reception room as Dr. Gardner closed the service. The elders, deacons,

family members and congregation were dismissed to the reception to congratulate the ordinand.

The assembly was adjourned.

Tuesday Morning, May 6, 2014

Dr. Gardner opened this session of the assembly with greetings. Rev. Jon Nicholas led

the congregation in “Our God” and “Cornerstone”. Rev. Ann Salyer led in prayer.

Dr. Gardner held Missional Conversation 2 – Meaningful Worship with Rev. Jon

Nicholas and Rev. Heather Eastin. Worship is a lifestyle. It is obedience. We must live this

lifestyle. Worship is meaningful when we are transparent. People will see your joy and see

Jesus in you. Worship happens when lives are transformed.

Dr. Porter shared the M15 video encouraging all to attend, February 9-11, 2015, Kansas

City.

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Dr. David Fulks, SDMI Chairman, invited all to attend Love & Respect Seminar,

February 13-14, 2015, at Flint Central Church.

Rev. Jeff Tschetter, NYI President, shared the NYC video urging all to support teens

attending.

Rev. Rob Lewis, Water’s Edge Camp Executive Director, shared the report of the

campground.

Dr. Porter presented PALCON DVD, May 27-29, 2015 at ONU.

Dr. Porter presented the “Award of Excellence for NMI” to Dr. Gardner for the Eastern

Michigan District. Dr. Gardner congratulated Mrs. Cindy Wine, District NMI President, on her

excellent leadership.

Dr. Gardner recognized all churches whose budgets were paidn in full for the last ten

consecutive years: Adrian First, Ann Arbor First, Brighton, Caro, Cass City, Commerce,

Ellington, Fenton, Flint Central, Flushing, Fowlerville, Holly, Lapeer, Morenci, Otter Lake,

Plumb Line, Plymouth, Richfield, Ridgeway, Swartz Creek, Vassar, Williams Lake.

Dr. Gardner held Missional Conversation 3 – Purposeful Compassion with Rev. Roger

Lutze, Rev. Steve Gibson, Rev. Matt Soulia. Compassion is a choice, we choose to love. It is a

natural outflow of your life and a disciple of Jesus Christ. Compassion is sacrificing for the

Lord. Dr. Gardner closed the discussion by stating that he is hearing compassion is an everyday

lifestyle being purposeful.

Dr. Porter shared a message titled, Taking Responsibility for Results, Luke 19:12-26.

What are the results God wants from the Church of the Nazarene? From Eastern Michigan

District? Are you satisfied with the results on the Eastern Michigan District? 1. We will give an

accounting. 2. Faithfulness is not enough. 3. Fulfilling a role is not enough. 4. Fruit. 5.

Results – not just a role. 6. What if we are faithful to ineffective methods? 7. Repentance for

status quo. 8. When we move from our comfort zone we begin to feel fear. 9. Joshua 8:1, 10:8,

11:6. The Lord said, “Do not be afraid”, “Do not be discouraged”. 10. Double your group in

one year. 11. Double your group in six months. 12 Embrace multiplication methods. Dr.

Porter shared the many excuses that we use to not take responsibility. 1. Too many churches. 2.

Larger is better. 3. Too small to start a new work. 4. Not enough money. 5. Not enough

leaders. 6. Can’t release the leaders. 7. No building. 8. No theology college graduate. 9. Not

this year – manana. 10. We may fail. 11. Too much hard work and sacrifice. 12. What is in it

for me. By 2020 – Taking Responsibility for Results.

Dr. Gardner closed in prayer.

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Rev. Bill Weisman, Grace & Peace, presented a report and video. He stated that when

we are changed we can’t help but tell others. Prayer is the key to upon the gate. Our mission is

to make Christlike disciples. God is in a business of stretching us beyond what we can see.

Dr. Porter called for pastor’s reports to be given in zone break-outs. Dr. Kitsko gave

instructions for missional zone sessions. Pastor’s reports were received in zone break-outs.

Following break-outs, Dr. Porter called for motion to adjourn assembly. Dr. Porter

expressed appreciation to Dr. Mike Kitsko for his excellent work and motioned to allow the

district secretary and staff to edit and publish the minutes as needed. Motion adopted.

Dr. Gardner thanked Dr. Porter for his encouragement, support and a great assembly. Dr.

Gardner thanked Flint Central church and Rev. Rob Prince for their hospitality and work for the

assembly. Dr. Gardner asked for the newly elected District Advisory Board to meet at the front

following the installation service.

Dr. Porter shared that the Spirit of God is speaking to our hearts. These are the most

exciting years to serve God! Those receiving their first time District licenses as well as those

participating in the Assessment Center were called to the front for a challenge from Dr. Porter

and thank you for answering the call.

Rev. Rex Dela Peret closed the assembly in prayer. Assembly adjourned.

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IV. REPORTS - DISTRICT OFFICERS

A. District Superintendent Dr. Jerry and Toni Porter, Dr. Steve and Marilyn Anthony, Drs. John and Jill Bowling, Dr. Wayne and

Debbie Brown, Drs. John and Linda Seaman, Dr. Jim and Karen Spruce, Dr. Brian Allen, Dr. Ted and

Bev Lee, Delegates, friends and my wife Kayla. This is my first report to you as your District

Superintendent and my 33rd

report as a pastor in the Church of the Nazarene.

I have to tell you a story as we begin today. It will help you understand why Kayla and I were taken by

surprise at last year’s election. Two years ago, I couldn’t get elected third alternate delegate for General

Assembly. When people would say to me, “You’re going to be elected District Superintendent,” I would

thank them for their confidence and say to myself, “Ha, if they only knew.” Well it did happen and

overwhelmingly took both of us by surprise. But early in the first of last year, before the election, the

Lord began to prepare us for change. He gave us Isaiah 43:19, “See, I am doing a new thing! Now it

springs up; do you not perceive it? I am making a way in the desert and streams in the wasteland.” These

God breathed words have been our promise for this past year; “A new thing.” We have never questioned

our decision to serve you in this role. We feel as called to be here as we felt called to any church we

served through the years. Thank you for your confidence. Thank you for your overwhelming acceptance.

When I go to each church, I always say, “If Dr. Anthony were here, he would have called you by your

first name. I am here, and know very few of you by name. If you will be patient with us, maybe by the

time we’re done we will know most of your names as well.

I didn’t grow up in the Church of the Nazarene even though my family had a Nazarene background. I

visited a Nazarene church when I was 17 years of age. On the following Monday night the pastor called

on my home. He visited a 17-year-old teenager. Even though I was a Christian, the pastor asked me if I

had accepted Jesus into my life. That pastor took me into membership, then he gave me my first local

license. His name is Rev. Jim Spruce. I am indebted to Pastor Jim and Karen to this day for the love they

showed a teenaged kid a long time ago. I am a Nazarene by choice. But I am here because a local church

welcomed me with open arms, and a local pastor thought I was important enough to follow up on. My

personal journey is a long one, and we do not have time for that story today. Let me just say, “The church

has fed and clothed my family for 33 years. She has provided us with a place to call home and most of all

a place to serve the Lord who called us to this holy calling.” I love the church, and all she stands for. You

will never have to wonder if I am a Wesleyan. I believe that men and women, boys and girls need a

Savior, they are lost and they need to be redeemed by the blood of the Lamb. I also believe that men and

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women, boys and girls need more than salvation, they need a God who can cleanse their hearts and

Sanctify them through and through. Let no one leave wondering today if the new DS is a Nazarene. Kayla

and I have given our lives proclaiming the message of Holy living and a God who can make a holy life

out of people who surrender all that they are to the One who can restore His image in us.

It has been a defining year for me. I lost the role of Pastor in one sense but picked up the role of Pastor in

another sense. I went several weeks being called Dr. Gardner and not Pastor. That was a change. The

change has been good for me. I have been challenged and pulled in new ways, which have stretched me

for the Kingdom. I want to walk you through what this year looked like and where we’re headed in the

years to come.

I began the year by stating 5 objectives I hoped to tackle during the next couple of years. The five are:

1. New Churches

2. Natural Church Development Leading to Healthy Churches

3. Pastoral Leadership

4. Empowering a New Generation

5. Missions

Allow me these moments to talk about how we have tackled these objectives this year.

January 2013, God placed church planting on my heart while I did not know I was about to be elected to

this role. Dr. Bill Weisman, who is here today and will be sharing with us in this Assembly, taught a class

at Nazarene Theological Seminary on church planting. It looked easy enough I thought. I had no idea

what God had in mind! I took that class and came home trying to figure out how I was to do what God

was laying on my heart. I did not know that an election was about to change my life. Then after the

election, God laid more on my heart. He gave me a number of churches to be planted during my tenure as

District Superintendent. I’ve been told it is way out of line but I believe, I truly believe that this is “the

new thing” God has in mind. But let me first tell you some of the new things God is already putting in

place.

Dr. Joe Knight, who is the best authority we have in USA/Canada on the issue of reaching Buddhist,

Hindu and Muslims, is moving to our district. Joe and Pam have been pastoring for the past 13 years at

The International Church of the Nazarene in Grand Rapids, MI. About the time I started looking for

someone who could help us reach unreached Muslims, Buddhist and Hindus, Joe and I crossed paths. I

found out he was leaving his church to go full time Muslim outreach. He and Pam are presently in process

of moving to our district to help us train churches in reaching these people groups. They will help us find,

mentor and encourage Arab pastors who will help us plant churches reaching these people groups. They

will also be traveling across the US, and around the world, teaching and training as God opens doors. We

welcome Dr. Joe & Pam Knight to our district, partnering with Gary & Cheryl Slusher in taking the

Gospel to our world.

About the same time I began a conversation with Revs. Rex & Pearl dela Peret who had recently moved

to the United States from the Philippines. Pastor Rex & Pearl are in the process of developing a ministry

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to our Asian brother and sisters here on the Eastern Michigan District. They have served as Pastor,

Missionary, Church Planter and District Superintendent. We are so blessed to have them joining ranks

with us to take the Gospel to our world.

We are in conversation with a couple about moving to the Eastern Michigan District to help us begin a

church planting movement among the Hispanic people on our district.

We have no churches whose primary emphasis is reaching Muslim, Buddhist, Hindu, Asian or Hispanics

at this time. Can you imagine what it would be like to need interpreters at our District Assembly!

Wouldn’t that be amazing?

There is also Forge Flint being led by Rev Matt Soulia. Pastor Matt and his team have a passion for taking

the church to the city of Flint. If you haven’t heard about this you soon will. Along with the NMI

initiative to start a District Mission Partnership with the Islands of Trinidad and Tobago, we have some

big plans going on in our process of being the church in Eastern Michigan and taking the Gospel to the

world! God is doing a new thing!

You may be asking, “Why all the fuss about Church Planting?” Our District has been in decline

numerically and financially starting in 2008. We have experienced a decrease in attendance of 2,492

people in seven years. We have experienced a decline in giving from over $21 million to over $16,500,00

during the same time frame. Folks, we cannot keep this pace of decline. In the same time frame we took

in 3178 New Nazarenes. Obviously we have a huge back door problem. We’re taking in more New

Nazarenes than we lost yet our attendance is decreasing. I am not blaming anyone, we can all point to the

GM debacle, the economic erosion and the bankruptcy of the city of Detroit, but folks, there are still lost

people in your city and in your neighborhood and in your families. God wants to do a new thing on EMD!

This year our district showed 787 conversions and I say, “Praise the Lord.” We received 368 new

Nazarenes. But I believe with a movement of God we can reach far more than we ever dreamed or

thought for the Kingdom. God wants to do a new thing.

I want to personally thank every church which paid its 14% in full. I did this every year as a pastor. I

know it is not easy whether small church or large church. I know for some of you this was an off year. I

believe you will be back on track this year. But I am asking those of you who do not pay your 14% to

please, please make this a priority. I always told my boards that I did not have the right to preach on

tithing if our church wasn’t going to be faithful in its payment to others. I put a pencil to paper the other

day and realized that if every church on our district paid its 14% in full, we could lower the district from

4% to 3%. Until we all pay in full the amount will remain at 4% to help fund the mission. By the way, our

4% is one of the lowest in US/Canada. Thank you for your amazing support of the District!

I’m not scolding any one today. I’m just letting you know we cannot continue to go in this direction. It is

very obvious we NEED a solution. The answer seems simple: Help our existing churches learn how to

close the back door, begin a church planting movement on our district; and challenge our people to be

faithful givers of the money God allows us to have. Yet the answer is really this; a Holy Spirit anointed

revival that sweeps our district! Anything else will just be human effort. We’re called to make Christ like

Disciples in the Nations. The U. S. is a mission field, the third largest mission field in the world. You and

I are missionaries assigned to our local communities. We no longer just send missionaries; we are

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missionaries right where we live. Would you join me in praying for an authentic movement of the Spirit

of God on our district? It is the ONLY way we will rise to the needs all surrounding us!

This year as a District we paid our WEF in full plus some. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! But we did

not pay our Olivet and Pensions budget in full. Dr. Porter and Dr. Bowling, the District Advisory Board

has voted to finish paying Olivet and Pensions and Benevolence so we will be a 100% district this year.

Thank you to the DAB for your willingness to keep the mission alive and well.

I told you I felt God gave me a number for church planting. My friend Dr. Bill Weisman helped me

establish that number last fall. He and I were having this very conversation when I told him we needed a

church planting movement on our district. Here is what I shared with Dr. Weisman, “We need 20 new

churches in the next 10 years just to stay even with where we are today.” At the rate we’re decreasing, we

have no other option than to be serious about whatever it takes to reach lost people for Jesus Christ. BUT,

in order to get 20 new churches, because one out of every two churches planted doesn’t succeed, we

actually need to plant 40 churches in the next 10 years to get 20 new churches. SO, here is my crazy,

absurd, almost insane number that Dr. Weisman helped me with…….50. We need to plant 50 new

churches in the next 10 years. Someone told me I was crazy, and you know what, I think I am! Because I

am crazy enough to believe that 50 Churches of the Nazarene in Eastern Michigan is nothing if God is in

it! I believe God wants to do a new thing! We as a District Advisory Board have put together a plan on

how to resource this absurd idea. Today we’re not asking you for a dime, but we need your help. We need

every church on our district, no matter how big or how small, to look around your mission field. Look at

your community and ask yourself what can we do to take the message of Holiness to the each city, county

or state. Some of these plants will look different than anything we’ve ever done, but if God is in it,

nothing is impossible! Do you know that if every church started a new work somewhere in the next 10

years we would have 70? Do you hear it? 70 new church starts in the coming years! Do you get the idea

that I am pretty excited about all of this? God wants to do a new thing!

I do have to stop for a moment and repent of something. Ever think you would hear your DS say he

needed to repent? When I took the Church Planters Class I had to take the Church Planters Assessment

test for Dr. Weisman. I scored the highest he had ever seen on the assessment test. You may think that is a

good thing, but I stand here today and repent before you for not using the gifts God wired me with to

there fullest potential. Maybe some of you today have been sitting aside, knowing full well: God is calling

you to do something beyond yourself! Dr. Anthony, forgive me for not planting a church while pastoring

Central. I have asked God to forgive me, and I am declaring today that I plan to spend the next years

doing every thing I can to make a difference all across Eastern Michigan.

Pastor Vince Flippo and the Bedford Church caught the vision. Dustin Pauken, an associate at the

Bedford Church, has gone into Bedford and started Maranatha, a church that looks very different than a

typical church. Thank you Pastor Flippo, Pastor Pauken and the Bedford church. One down 49 to go to

meet the goal or one down and 69 to go if you catch my drift.

Dr. Warrick a couple of years ago preached a message and one of his points was this, “God is always up

to something.” I’ve not forgotten that message and I am telling you today “God is always up to

something.” Maybe that should be our theme for the next year, God is always up to something. Would

you pray and dream and cry out to God asking what you can do to enlarge the Kingdom? You’re going to

be hearing more about this church planting in the coming months and years.

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I want to take a moment and personally thank Dr. Steve Anthony. People say that Dr. Anthony makes

money in his sleep and that may be true. But what he did in his 21 years as DS was put us in a place

financially where we can take on this task, and with careful oversight, make sure that resources get placed

in the right direction. So, Thank you, Dr. Anthony for being tight, frugal, for loving God with all your

heart, soul, mind and strength, and for loving the Eastern Michigan District. Dr. Anthony has made my

transition the easiest it could be. He has been a tremendous support and help this year as I have frequently

called him for advice.

This year we also began a giant move in our process of our Board of Ministries’ responsibility of

assessing applicants for their first time District license. Tonight, you will notice we will not give out any

first time licenses. In October, we will take our first class of candidates and spouses through the Ministry

Assessment Center. Every pastor, along with their spouse who seeks to be licensed or ordained on our

district will be required to attend a weekend assessment to help them discover their readiness for pastoral

ministry through evaluation and assessment. The new manual is very clear about the call and qualification

of our pastors - “The Church of the Nazarene depends largely upon the spiritual qualifications, the

character, and the manner of life of its ministers.” (502.1) This is about creating an environment of

accountability, reinforce strengths, uncover concerns and produce recommendations regarding each

candidate’s next steps for ministry. It is about making sure the future of the Church has longevity and is

centered on the right things that make the Church of the Nazarene a Holiness Church. There will be

papers to write, spiritual tests to be taken, mentors to be found all in the process of making sure that our

pastors are the best pastors and have allowed themselves to be prepared to do the work they have been

called to perform. It is not another hoop to jump through; it is the work of the church to prepare its

pastors. You’ll hear about this in your Board meetings when you are called to recommend someone to the

assessment process. All pastors have been given a process form that tells them their role in getting a

candidate ready for and applying to the assessment process.

A BIG thank you goes to Dr. David Bowser and his committee who have worked and are still working to

make this process a life learning event for all of our candidates.

We brought in New Church Specialties and spent an entire day learning how to strengthen the local

church and being reminded that the harvest is in the field not in the barn. We learned what an Organic

Church might look like and how we can be proactive in reaching unreached people all across this district.

We offered all of our pastors this year the opportunity to go through strengths training. If your pastor or

pastors attended this two-day seminar they are all aware of their strengths and are learning how to do

what they do best. You see, part of my role as District Superintendent is making sure our pastors are

being trained, stretched, and challenged to grow.

That is why Pastors will soon be hearing about a gathering this year called Thinking on Thursdays.

Ministry in the 21st Century requires constant attention to the ongoing need to sharpen one’s ministry

skills. Beyond formal education models, there is an increasing need to offer continuing education formats

that allow serious leaders to increase their ministry effectiveness. Although one approach will not fit all

learners, an adaptive model featuring different formats will provide options for a wide range of learning

styles. This is an opportunity for your pastor or pastors to gather together with other pastors and listen to

the best people we can find across the US/Canada talk to us about The Church, Leadership, Culture,

Theology, Preaching and effectively Resourcing pastors.

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So as you can see, we have been busy and it has been a huge learning curve for me. I have been in 36 of

our churches this year and in 5 of our churches more than one Sunday. This means I still have 33

churches to visit, so the plan is to finish visiting all of our churches this year. I’ve driven over the district

and back, and over and back, then over and back again. I’ve visited with pastors, church boards; have

tried to be an encouragement to our pastors and churches this year. I know I still have a lot to learn and

am grateful that I have the opportunity to do this on the best district in the Church of the Nazarene the

Eastern Michigan District.

I have served on the Trustees Board for both Olivet Nazarene University and for Nazarene Theological

Seminary. I have loved serving for both of these institutions. Kayla and I love Olivet; it’s where we met.

Both of our kids are Olivet grads. We think it is not just the best of our Nazarene Universities but that

maybe ONU actually stands for Only Nazarene University. I also serve on the District Superintendents

Advisory Committee with Dr. Robert Broadbooks.

When I think about this past year, I have to thank some people for their relentless work in helping me

learn a new job. Without the help of Dr. Mike Kitsko I would be, in terms I grew up with, a lost puppy.

He isn’t just my right arm he has become a friend, a colleague, a person to bounce ideas off of. Mike is a

gift both to me, the district, and the Church of the Nazarene. I also want to thank Karla for putting up with

Mike and me. If you think Mike and I had a learning curve, Karla has had to learn to work with two

different people and their styles. Thank you Karla for a job well done. Thank you to Rev. Rob & Kim

Lewis for their relentless pursuit to make Waters Edge Camp the best place to be year round. We will

never know until eternity the impact Waters Edge Camp has had on the lives of people. This year’s camp

meeting promises to be a refreshing time for all who are present. Thank you Rob & Kim for all you do.

Also to Kristen Bedell who keeps all the books straight and does it with a smile as our District Treasurer.

I also need to thank Central Church of the Nazarene for letting me walk away from the people we loved

and pastored for nine years. You sent us off well and have welcomed Rev. Rob & Karla Prince with open

arms. Thank you for doing both and doing them very well.

I would be remiss if I did not thank the District Advisory Board for their work. They have been very

patient as I moved to the head of the table. What a strange feeling that was. You have been so easy to

work with and your support has been a tremendous blessing to me.

I also want to thank Rev. Chet Decker for not just his 36 years serving The Woods and his founding and

establishing Hope Center but for his amazing service to our District Advisory Board and the District

Missions Council. Rev. Decker has accepted the position of Dean of Administration for Nazarene

Theological Seminary. Please keep Chet and Vickie in prayer as they make this transition.

Lastly I want to thank Kayla. Probably the transition has been more difficult for her than for me. She is

the best part of my journey apart from Christ. She is my friend, my wife, and my partner. A man couldn’t

ask for anyone better to journey through life with. We also thank you for your prayers on behalf of our

children and grandchildren. I have to be honest, if God would allow us, we would sell everything we have

and move to a city on the other side of the world. Watch our grandsons grow up, help our daughter and

son-in-law reach people in one of the most volatile parts of the world. But that is not what God has called

us to do. So we humbly thank you for this opportunity to try to make a difference for people across

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Eastern Michigan.

Did you know that our anniversary date as a District is not really 65 years? This year, 2014 marks the

100-year anniversary of the Church of the Nazarene in Michigan. The mother district, Michigan District

is celebrating its 100 birthday this year. Even though we’re a different district, we celebrate as well. We

have churches on our district who were reaching lost people for the Kingdom when the original Michigan

District was organized in 1914. The Beulah and Ellington church were apart of that historic beginning

which means we share in that 100 year celebration.

So, 100 years has transpired since the Church of the Nazarene began to preach Scriptural Holiness in

communities across the state of Michigan. Now, we’re in a new year. And the next 100 years can be

better than the first 100 years. I think it is very significant that our one person being ordained this year is

Rev. Cindy Porter. Many of the early church pastors, church planters, and evangelists were women. May

tonight mark a new day on our district when we ordain Rev. Cindy Porter.

Every Monday I send out an email just for our pastors. I try to encourage and challenge them. I hope

together, we will look back someday and say this began the defining moment for the Eastern Michigan

District.

Dr. Porter asked the DSs of our region to preach their report, so here is my very short sermon:

Remember the verse I gave you from Isaiah 43:19, “See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do

you not perceive it? I am making a way in the desert and streams in the wasteland.” God has not forgotten

and is not giving up on Eastern Michigan. Though it may seem like a desert or a wasteland where you

serve, God is still on the throne and at work all around you. And maybe the key word in this verse for us

today is the word “NOW.” NOW God is at work, not yesterday or last year or ten years ago, NOW! So,

here are my three points: This maybe the shortest message I have ever preached…….

1. God is always up to something!

2. Pray for a Spirit-filled Revival in your heart, your church and across our district!

3. The fields are ripe for harvest; will you go into the fields?

Respectfully submitted,

W. Glen Gardner

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B. Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries International

Greetings! I am very glad to give my first report on behalf of your District SDMI Council. This

has been a good year for us and we are beginning to develop momentum for this coming year that I

believe will result in tangible benefits for the purpose of discipleship and spiritual nurture.

Items:

-We have restored the Ladies Tea at campmeeting which will lend support for interaction and fellowship

for the ladies of the district and will strengthen the ethos of camp-meeting.

-We also played a critical role for TEAM Day in Perry, MI and will be seeking to strengthen this venue

for future growth of discipleship and teaching.

-But our greatest endeavor will be the “Love & Respect Seminar” held at the Flint Central COTN on

February 13-14, 2015 (Valentine Weekend). We have decided to work towards the hosting of at least one

event each year that will have a positive affect on hundreds of individuals for the cause of discipleship

and spiritual growth. This seminar holds such promise. Marriage is the cornerstone of God’s society and

culture and marriage is under attack. Therefore, we are seeking to strengthen the marriage in a God-

honoring and practical way…the L&R seminar does just that! You need to make your plans now to

attend. You need to make plans now to promote this in your local church body. Personally speaking, this

is the best marriage seminar I have ever been to. I am positive that this seminar will be very beneficial to

strengthening the marriages in your church body and future marriages in your congregation. It is biblical,

humor-filled, practical, and it is does not eat men for breakfast.

Plan on attending or you will be sorry you missed it! I mean it! I’m not kidding! I’m really serious!

Don’t miss it!

Lastly, please take seriously these two questions: “Who are you discipling?” & “Who is discipling you?”

Without answers to those two questions, can we truly say we are fulfilling The Great Commission?


David Fulks, Jr, Chair

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C. Nazarene Missions International

Dr. Gardner, delegates and friends,

This is my 6th

report for the Eastern Michigan District Nazarene Missions International.

Dear family,

I Corinthians 9:19-23 The Message

Even though I am free of the demands and expectations of everyone, I have

voluntarily become a servant to any and all in order to reach a wide range of

people: religious, nonreligious, meticulous moralists, loose-living moralists, the

defeated, the demoralized-whoever. I didn’t take on their way of life. I kept my

bearings in Christ-but I entered their world and tried to experience things from

their point of view. I’ve become just about every sort of servant there is in my

attempts to lead those I meet into a God-saved life. I did all this because of the

Message. I didn’t just want to talk about it; I wanted to be in on it!

The theme for this year is Coloring Outside the Box. Included in your president and pastor

packets you will find a small box of crayons. Put this box somewhere in your office so that when

you see it you are reminded to think about missions. This box is a challenge to you to find

different and meaningful ways to share the gospel, to include people in the cause of world

mission and to gain a broader worldview.

We must meet the challenge Paul put before us in Scripture. By all means…save some. We

cannot continue to do what we have always done and expect different results!

What is the purpose of Nazarene Missions International or NMI? Why do we exist?

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First and foremost we exist to take part in making Christlike disciples in all nations. Our four

Core Values: Praying, Educating, Discipling and Giving; help define our mission statement. Our

structure of supporting our missionaries is one of the finest available.

Through the World Evangelism Fund the USA/Canada region raised $37,965,170 to support

field offices, hospitals, seminaries, schools and national districts. We take care of missionaries

by paying salaries, insurances, education of children, housing, etc. We take care of Field

Administration, which includes Compassionate Ministries, Education and NMI promotion along

with Office Administration and other Global Ministry Expenses. By providing the funds through

WEF our missionaries are able to concentrate more clearly on spreading the gospel and not so

much on raising their living expenses. We are the financial backbone for World Mission. This

is a great responsibility! It is also a great privilege! On the USA/Canada region, we also raised

$26,516,764 for approved mission specials.

We pray for our missionaries! We pray for the Persecuted Church! We pray that all men will

come to know Jesus. We pray for obedient hearts and willing hands and feet to do what God has

for us to do. We pray for the lost! We pray for our leaders. We pray for requests brought to us

by people living in various areas of the world.

We begin early to educate our people. There are opportunities for children, youth and people of

all ages to learn about missions first hand. Resources include Engage Magazine, Mission

Connection, the NMI website, reading books and Living Mission. We provide opportunities to

hear missionaries speak. It is often during one of these encounters, God calls the next generation.

As part of our plan we understand the importance of discipling our future mission leaders by

providing ministry opportunities for training. This can look different from church to church and

district to district. Coloring outside the Box allows us to find creative ways to show people how

to do missions. We must be careful not to only DO missions, although this is an important part

of God’s plan. We must be faithful to lead people to an encounter with Christ so that their lives

might be changed!

We are also involved with training pastors, drug rehab, human trafficking, providing clean water,

training families, providing child development centers, loving people, planting churches, using

technology in amazing ways, providing libraries, caring for the safety of our missionaries

This completes a cycle. All of these core values are important.

While there are many organizations that are worthy of our attention and participation in their

cause, we must not forget that our first allegiance is to Nazarene Missions. Our obligations are

great and God has called us through the Church of the Nazarene to be involved in His plan. We

partner with many organizations through Compassionate Ministries, Disaster Response, Jesus

Film Harvest Partners and many others working together to accomplish God’s Great

Commission. Prayerfully consider where you will invest your time, talent and finances.

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So how did Eastern Michigan Color Outside the Box?

This year we have been privileged to host:

1. Dan and Melody Anderson, Uganda.

2. Steve and Debbie Baker, Border Initiative along US and Mexico border

3. Barry and Charlie Carney, Paraguay

4. Anthony and Barbara Manswell, Trinidad

How exciting it was to hear about the work of God through the Church of the Nazarene. We

continue to honor our retired missionaries: Stanley Wilson, Laurence and Betty Faul, and Mrs.

Ault. Their sacrificial service allows us to look ahead with great expectations.

One of the most exciting events of the year was the General NMI Convention in Indianapolis this

past June. There were 11 regional sites located in other parts of the world that met

simultaneously with the majority of the delegates in Indy. They had opportunity to speak to

resolutions and vote in real time. This certainly reminded us that we are part of an international

church. We attended workshops (one was led by Carolyn Dilts) and networked with

missionaries. We even met up with a field director from the Philippines and were to deliver

computers via our Work and Witness Team. Thank you delegates

Most of our delegates attended a Jesus Film Harvest Partner World Banquet where we were

presented with the staggering results of this ministry. For every $3 spent one person comes to

Christ. What a great return on an investment! I have seen first-hand the power of God moving

through the crowd as they watched the gospel of Christ come alive to them in their own

language. Out of this event, our district council has decided to host a World Banquet on

Thursday, June 5, 2014 at the Sterling Heights Inn. I am still in need of some table hosts to help

us invite people to come to the banquet. There is no cost to attend the dinner, but it is a

fundraiser! All those attending will be asked to consider giving to JFHP. We also need guests-

you can sign up at the JFHP table in the foyer. Most of all, we need to have people pray for this

great event. This is one way we are going to Color Outside the Box.

The district presidents from ONU and MVNU regions met together this past February. This was

the first time that the 2 regions met together for this purpose. We grappled with issues that

included engaging the younger generation, giving of tithes and offering, providing alternate ways

to give, discussing our world view and how we fit into the larger picture, as well as sharing ideas

of what works and what doesn’t work on our district. We prayed for our beloved church and her

great mission.

What has Eastern Michigan done this year to Color Outside the Box? We are at 103.5% for

giving to the World Evangelism Fund! Praise the Lord!

Our World Evangelism Fund $866.911 that’s $73,389 less than last year

Mission Specials $368,394 that’s up $21,848 from last year. This includes

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Alabaster $34,767

World Mission Broadcast $6,408

Work and Witness $37,652

Compassionate Ministries $71, 142

Deputation $39, 821

Child Sponsorship $64,420

We also gave $3,500 for our Adult Project for Women in Africa to receive tools to turn small

loans into a means of providing for the families. Monies were raised for the youth (Africa Water

Wells) and children’s (Kontainers for Kids) projects. As part of our 100th

birthday celebration of

NMI, next year we will be working on three projects from three different world areas. We will

need to Color Outside the Box in order to accomplish our goals!!

We sent our first District Work and Witness Trip to the Philippines to work on the campus of

APNTS. The team was comprised of members from 5 churches. The Vassar church raised over

$2,000 so that John and Lilia Kern could visit Lilia’s home town in the Philippines. 400 people

were fed and given groceries, the Jesus Film was shown. People came to Christ. They colored

Outside the Box! Detroit First and Adrian went to Dominica. Williams Lake went to Cuba and

Warren Woods went to Cuba and Trinidad. We look forward to trips to Poland and Trinidad. A

study revealed that when people from a local church go on a mission trip, giving for missions

increases an average of 37%! Start coloring!

As a district council we are in the early stages of planning a partnership with Trinidad and

Tobago. A second vision tour is being planned for late August or September. We ask that you

would be in prayer for us as we seek God’s leadership in this joint venture.

We are making a concentrated effort to track children and youth who are called into ministry. I

have been able to meet and correspond with a number of people this year who are sensing God’s

call on their life. We have two young adults that are sponsors for high school youth going on a

Mission Immersion trip to Quito, Ecuador. They are Megan McLaren from Gagetown and Peter

Robinson from Detroit First. Hannah Taylor, a member of Flint Central and soon to be graduate

of Olivet will be a 4th grade teacher for the next two years at the West Nairobi School in Kenya.

Matt Lee has just returned from a year of service in Germany. I am sure there are more than I

have mentioned. Know that God is calling and we need to be in the business of helping them go!

We have continued to collect Crisis Care Kits, and School Pal-Paks. Thank you for your

generosity. You have made more pillowcase dresses and shorts of which many were taken to the

Philippines and Cuba. You have fed the hungry, paid utility bills for those in need, provided

clothes for families, collected gloves and hats for children, provided lunches and weekend meals

for children and their families through their schools, given Christmas presents to special kids,

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had fund raisers, silent auctions and dessert auctions to raise money to help meet the needs in

your communities. How many backpacks have been filled and distributed to children at the start

of the school year? Many worked on construction projects and yard work. Do you see any Colors

Outside the Box!

This is our third year for the M & M project. It continues to provide hands on opportunities to

mission and a face of love and generosity to communities. In the north we combined with Be the

Church under the direction of David Bowser and West Flint. There were 2 other sites that were

visited this year. We helped Hope Center tackle a cleaning project and we once again assisted a

community site in Adrian. Thanks to everyone who participated. You Colored Outside the Box!

Words cannot express how much I appreciate what you have done this past year through NMI for

Christ. It is because of your generosity with your time, talents and resources that we have been

able to accomplish what we have done together. Looking ahead let’s try to find ways to Color

Outside the Box! Let’s challenge our people to think of unique ways to reach our world for

Christ.

Thank you, Dr. Gardner, for your leadership and encouragement. Thank you for your passion

for missions. Thank you for your involvement with the district council.

Thank you District Council. You are wonderful examples of God’s grace. Thank you for

participating in this wonderful adventure called Nazarene Missions International. Thanks for

your passion. The council members this year have been Chet Decker, Teri Dilts, Catherine

Clees, Lisa Jolly, Carolyn Dilts, Linda Hall, John Stottele, Sandi Stewart, Gary Griffin, Tina

Moore, Jan Fleming, Kim Goodwin, Elaine Marquardt, Jandal Hefner, Nancy Ault, Courtney

Walls, and Ellen Easton.

Thank you, pastors and local presidents. Your work and sacrifice is noted and so very important.

We could not have done alone what we have accomplished together! You are amazing. This

year, let’s accept the challenge of thinking Outside the Box! By all means…save some!

While in Cuba this past February, a box was passed around during a youth service and our team

thought it was an offering box. So we gave an offering. In reality it was a valentine box and we

were supposed to put valentines in it. As it turned out, we gave $87 in the box! Little did we

know that God would take our mistake and make it into a miracle for a recently hired youth

pastor with no salary and no funds for ministry. Just that day, the young man and his pastor had

prayed for money so that he would have an income. This amount was over 6 month’s salary!

God clearly knew what He was doing even though we did not!!!

Christ is my Savior! I love Him. This year I want to be stretched into doing something new for

Him. I want to learn to Color Outside the Box as we work to accomplish great things for Eastern

Michigan and the World.


CINDY WINE, President

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D. Nazarene Youth International

Dr. Gardner & members of the of the Assembly,

Louis L’Amour said, “Too often. . .I would hear men boast of the miles covered that day, rarely of what

they had seen.” To me, part of a great adventure is who you travel with & as the EMD NYI district

president, I have been privileged to “travel” with some great people. We may not have climbed great

mountains this past year, but we have bonded as a district leadership & have set our sights on some new

“mountains” that we hope the district will get behind & support. One of our biggest goals is a youth

leaders retreat for the lay leaders on our district. The time & energy that given by “unpaid” youth

workers is so vital to the health of our district & the local church. We want them to know that & to

encourage them, equip them & support them in every way possible.

I would like to thank the following for their work on the district level: Michael Graham - Vice

President/NYC coordinator, Bob Flowers Quizzing, Kandra Hewett - MOMENTUM/Celebrate Life,

Karren Skrbec – District Scholarship/Family Camp, Matthew Phillips – Fall Getaway/Camp

Programming, Dillan Ketchum – Camp Programming, Ashley Law – NYI Convention, Andrew Arp,

Chris Szumowicz, Brandon Baker, Joel Heald, Andrew Strombeck – for their creative ideas &

involvement on the district level. We’ve added a few new youth pastors on the district & am looking

forward to putting them to “work” on the district level as well. Also, thank you to Rob Lewis at Water’s

Edge.

I would also like to thank all the lay-youth leaders on the district. Without you getting involved in the

lives of young people, this wouldn’t work.

As we move into 2014-2015, our goals are pretty much the same: to be relevant to the needs of the

churches on the district, to provide opportunities for EMD students to connect to each other & to Jesus. I

have that each youth group, whether tiny or huge, realizes that they are vital to the ministry of EMD NYI.

In conclusion, thank you to Dr. Gardner for his support & involvement in NYI. Thank you to the

Plymouth Church of the Nazarene for their support as well. To my family, Rachel, Seth, Hannah &

Abigail, thank you for seeing the big picture of ministry which takes me away from home quite a bit.

Please continue to pray for the young people of EMD & the leaders as we strive to point students to Jesus.

God bless.

.Respectfully submitted,

JEFF TSCHETTER, President

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V. DISTRICT BOARDS AND STANDING COMMITEES

A. District Advisory Board Your District Advisory Board has met in convened session (6) times this year carrying out the

work of district administration under the guidance of Dr. W. Glen Gardner, our District Superintendent, in

accordance with the duties as outlined in the Manual.

We recommend the following:

1. The renewal of license for the following licensed ministers who are serving as pastors: Joseph L.

Dineen, Gerald Harrington, Joshua Woods.

2. The following individuals to serve in pastoral appointments for 2014-15 :

Plumb Line Community - JoAnn Bastien, Silver Lake - Larry Bolling, Flint New Life - Robert

Cattane, Flint Abundant Grace - Gregory Cavette, Flint South – Robert Cattane, Otter Lake - Louis

Cook, Taylor - Philip Easton, Crosswalk Community - Garry Edwards, Southwest - Joseph

Dineen, Cass City - Jerry Harrington, Lindenwood - Kenneth Holmes, Merritt Road - Debi

Humphreys, Argentine - Robert Lindsay, Imlay City - James Mellish, Ann Arbor First - Ann

Salyer, Millington - Eric Slade, Harvest Community - Debbie Stottele, Filion - Donald Stroud, Bad

Axe - William Thorn, Bluewater - William Whetstone,Beulah - Harold Williams, Crossroads -

Joshua Woods, Lake Louise - Matt Bailey, Holly - Ben Walls.

3. That the following ordained elders, deacons, and licensed ministers be approved to serve in Special

Service/Interdenominational: Margaret Bryce, John Carr, Dallas Gatlin, Roger Lutze, Chad Oyer, James

Pope.

4. That the following church have their name changed :

Lake Louise Church of the Nazarene to Brandon Community Church of the Nazarene

5. That retirement status be granted to: Rev. June E. Burton, Rev. Ronald E. Comfort, Rev. Robert K.

McFarlane, Rev. Jane Ream, Rev. Keith A. Sparks, Sr.

6. Transfer of Jurisdiction: Thomas Travis from Michigan District

7. Reinstatement of Elder Credential: John MacDonald

8. Organize Holly Church of the Nazarene, April 21, 2013.

Respectfully Submitted,

GORDON HORTON, Secretary W. GLEN GARDNER, Chair

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B. District Board Of Ministry

Partial Report No. 1

We recommend that we receive the following by transfer:

Elders:

Velvet Colliflower from South Central Ohio District

Rex De la Peret from Micronesia District

Perlita De la Peret from Micronesia District

Andrew Foster from Kansas City District

Robert Prince from Kansas City District

Licensed Ministers:

Andrew Rice from Indianapolis District

Cara Shonamon from Kansas City District

We recommend that we grant the following transfers:

Elders:

James Fawcett to East Ohio District

Dennis Owens to Northwest Illinois District

Linda Stargel to North Carolina District

James VanderSchuur to North Central Ohio

Licensed Ministers:

Anna Good to Kansas City District

Joshua McLaren to Northwest District

Christen Sanders to Northeast Indiana District


We recommend that the following be granted elder’s orders: Cynthia D. Porter

We recommend that the following have their ordination credential reinstated following being

dropped from roll of elders: John MacDonald


1. We recommend the following as tenured evangelists: Janet Raeburn and Stephen Raeburn

2. We recommend the following as registered evangelist: David Gerber

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3. We recommend the following as commissioned song evangelists: Larry Leckrone

4. We recommend the following as registered song evangelist: Gordon Horton

5. We recommend the following as commissioned ministers of music: Rodney Bushey

6. We recommend the following ordained and licensed ministers be approved to serve in

connectional interest:

Gardner, W. Glen (elder DS) District Superintendent

Kitsko Jr., Michael D. (elder DA) Assistant District Superintendent

Harris, Doyle (elder CHP) military chaplain

Hittle, Steven (elder CHP) hospice chaplain

Krumlauf, Dennis, (elder CHP) military chaplain

Lewis, Robert, (elder DA) district assignment

Passmore, Guy (elder CHP) military chaplain

Slusher, Gary, (elder DA) district assignment

Smith, Gene, (deacon CHP) hospice chaplain

7. We recommend the following be granted renewal of district minister’s license: Deborah L.

Bain, Brandon B. Baker, Mark Boccaccio, Jr., Matthew P. Ciaramitaro, Julia A. Close, Mark D.

Coulter, Aaron R. Crane, Michael L. DeVuyst, Joseph Dineen, Megan A. Durand, Gerald Earls,

Dallas W. Gatlin, Gerald W. Harrington, Autumn D. Howard, Michael Hoyle, Justin G. Huckins,

Joshua Kennedy, Dillan Ketcham, Dorothy J. Kroll, Matthew W. Kuretich, Amber J. Leffel,

Carolyn G. Losey, Dean M. Meadows, Leslie J. Nelson, Dustin S. Pauken, Matthew A. Phillips,

John J. Posegay, Andrew D. Rice, Paul David Richey, Jr., Mark D. Riddell, Kenneth R. Sabotka,

Suzette Slade, Cara D. Shonamon, William T. Sligh, Darcy J. Smith, Don K. St. John, Sandra K.

Stewart, Andrew Strombeck, Timothy A. Wessel, Karen R. Wolfe, Todd Andre Womack, Joshua

W. Woods

8. We recommend the following be dropped from the roll of elders (deceased): P.L. Liddell

9. We recommend the following be dropped from the roll of licensed ministers:

Ed Bambach – failure to apply

Julie Gritzmaker – requested to apply next year

Beth Hanson – failure to apply

Thomas Minor – failure to apply

Daniel Pease – failure to apply

10. We recommend the following be granted retirement status: June Burton, Ronald Comfort,

Robert MacFarlane, Jane Ream, Keith Sparks

12. We recommend the following: to determine the eligibility for ordination the candidate must

meet the assignment requirements as stated in 2009-2013 MANUAL (elder par. 431.3 & deacon

par. 420.3). We further recommend that in order for a candidate to be considered “assigned” they

must have in writing the approval of the District Superintendent.

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Michael D. Kitsko, Jr., Secretary W. Glen Gardner, Chair

C. Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries International Board

The Eastern Michigan District Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries International Board

submit the following recommendations:

1. That Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries International will become a priority in every church

on the Eastern Michigan District as a primary means of evangelistic outreach, discipleship training, individual accountability, and personal encouragement, through the promotional efforts of the local

church board and the pastoral team.

2. That each church conduct Continuing Lay Training through the program developed by the International Church of the Nazarene, and that all CLT credits are reported annually to the district

Continuing Lay Training coordinator.

3. That each church strive to increase its responsibility list and attendance by at least five percent each year.

4. That each church develop a plan to pray each week for the ministry of the Sunday School and

Discipleship Ministries International and particularly for the persons on the responsibility list.

5. That each church prayerfully examine and implement creative ways to expand the influence of the local Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries International to win lost persons for Jesus Christ.

6. That every church use Nazarene Publishing House curriculum.

7. That every church develop and promote Children’s Ministries including: a. Caravan (Christian scouting program including Benson’s Buddies for preschool)

b. Children’s Church

c. Children’s Quizzing

d. Cradle Roll/Nursery (outreach to parents of babies) e. Junior Celebrate Life (talent competition)

f. Summer Ministries (Vacation Bible School or Family Adventure).

8. That every church develop and promote Youth Ministries including: a. Momentum and Celebrate Life (talent and athletic competition)

b. Nazarene Youth International

c. Teen Quizzing d. Teen Outreach ministries

9. That every church develop and promote Adult Ministries activities that foster spiritual growth in the

life of the individual and the group including:

a. Marriage and Family Ministries b. Men’s Ministries

c. Nazarene Motorcycle Fellowship (NMF)

d. Prime Time Ministries e. Recovery Ministries

f. Single’s Ministries

g. Women’s Ministries 10. That each church support the Eastern Michigan District summer camping program at Waters Edge

Campground. In addition we recommend that each church offer financial assistance to children and

teens who cannot otherwise afford to attend, so they can benefit from the summer camping ministry.

11. That each church develop plans to start a new Sunday School class or a new small group ministry this year.

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12. That each church support the Eastern Michigan District Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries

International program by paying their budgeted allocation in full by sending the allocated percentage of total tithes and offering received each week.

13. That each church regularly consult the Eastern Michigan District website (www.emdnaz.org) for

updates and information.

14. That each church be intentional in their accountability by: a. Timely reporting their monthly statistics to the district office;

b. Reporting all Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries International attendance and

enrollment numbers including all small group Bible study classes and outreach ministries regardless of the day or hour of the week that they meet;

c. Recognizing that such small groups are Sunday School and Discipleship Ministries International

classes if they teach an approved curriculum for not less than thirty minutes a week. d. Remembering that each person is to be counted only once each week regardless of the

number of times they attend any or all of the SDMI classes offered by the local

church.

15. That each church on the Eastern Michigan District send their leadership and ministry teams to participate in the All Michigan TEAM Day at Perry School Complex in Perry, Michigan in February

or March 2014.

16. That each church on the Eastern Michigan District adopt and implement a Child and Worker Protection Policy, which is designed to reduce child sexual abuse in the church. This is an essential

policy concern that has powerfully negative consequences for churches that seek to reach children

and teens but do not have a plan to protect them from sexual predators. A sample Child and Worker Protection Policy is available at www.emdnaz.org. Follow the link to Downloads. Material for

Nazarene Safe is available at www.nazarene.org.

17. That each church develop an intentional plan for making Christ-like disciples of every person in the

church, members and attendees alike. That this plan be an ongoing process that includes the five principles of making disciples:

a. Extraordinary Prayer and Fasting

b. The Authoritative Word of God c. The Anointing of the Holy Spirit

d. Genuine Accountability

e. Relational Multiplication (Win the Lost and Disciple Believers).


David Fulks, Chair



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D. NMI Council

The NMI District Council and the NMI Convention submit the following recommendations: 1. That each local NMI council promotes the quadrennial theme and that the yearly NMI theme is emphasized to challenge and motivate congregations to rejoice and be effective in communities, our nation, and around the world. 2. That each council member, locally and district, purchases a NMI Handbook for reference. 3. That pastors be encouraged to periodically emphasize missions in their messages. We recommend that NMI meetings be scheduled regularly as part of the local church services. 4. To enable our district to excel as a Mission Award district that each church strives to exceed their Mission Award requirements as follows: A. Mission Prayer Ministry (1) Prayer requests provided each month. Specific prayer times and/or a prayer chain are developed. The local council will develop a plan through which prayer becomes a vital part of the missions program. (2) That the Prayer Mobilization number (1-816-444-7729) be utilized. Remembering also that an Internet E-mail address of [email protected] can quickly keep a local church informed about needs and prayer requests. B. Global Awareness (1) The local council will utilize mission education resources in formats most applicable to the church. (2) Utilize World Mission DVD is available from the Global Ministry Center. (3) Objective – to inform people of the world’s needs and what the church is doing to meet those needs. Requirement – the church will use mission resources and participate in activities to develop global awareness. Such as adult mission education, youth mission education, and children’s mission education. Make NMI missions books/CDs available to the congregation. The number of books ‘read’ will be reported. Participate in mission service projects such as Work & Witness, Youth in Mission, NCM Centers, community projects or hands on mission activities such as Crisis Care Kits, School Pal-Paks, relief shipments, LINKS. Schedule one or more services with a mission speaker. Use multimedia mission resources such as the World Mission DVD and/or utilize missions publications and communications such as Mission Connection, Engage Magazine, Nazarene Compassionate Ministries magazine, Holiness Today, and missionary newsletters. C. Mission Involvement for Youth and Children (1) The church will provide in the regular missionary meeting and in specific mission activity (i.e. reading missionary books, Alabaster giving, youth or children project participation, etc.) opportunity for youth and children to be actively involved in missions.

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(2) We also urge every church to provide opportunity for its young people to respond to a call of full-time Christian service. (3) We would urge every church to provide opportunity for their young people to attend district functions (i.e.: TEAM Day) D. Mission Stewardship (1) We urge every church to participate in the following special offerings: [A] World Evangelism Broadcast, taken in June [b] Alabaster offerings, taken in February and/or September [c] Compassionate Ministries Sunday, in December [d] Missionary Care Offering (Memorial Roll, Distinguished Service, or special offering taken in May to cover expenses of both active and retired missionaries) [e] Adult project/youth project/children’s project 5. A continued, loving support of our LINKS district missionaries. 6. That each church strive to set a goal for missionary deputation love offerings following the guidelines set forth by the general church as follows: Sunday A.M. service--$400-$500 minimum; Sunday P.M. service--$250-$350 minimum; Weekday service-- $225-$325 minimum AND Weekend conference (Faith Promise) - $700-unlimited. Checks should be made payable to the Global Treasurer, Church of the Nazarene and given to the missionary. 7. That each zone director work closely with the local presidents and pastors on their zone in promoting the missionary program for the year. 8. That there is total participation in the following programs: District Convention in April/May TEAM Day in February/March 9. That each church utilizes the district mission flags by contacting the Williams Lake Church of the Nazarene at 248-673-5911.


TERI DILTS, Secretary CINDY WINE, President

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E. Nazarene Youth International Council

The Eastern Michigan District NYI Council submits the following recommendations for

consideration and implementation:

1. That the NYI programs (local & district) exalt Jesus Christ as the only hope for salvation.

2. That the NYI programs (local & district) function according to the purpose spelled out in the

constitution: “The purpose of NYI shall be to lead youth into a relationship with Jesus Christ as

their Savior and Lord, and to establish them as his disciples, characterized by a life of holiness

expressed through devotion, worship, fellowship, stewardship and witness.”

3. That each church organizes an active NYI regardless of its size.

4. That each local NYI strives to provide fellowship for early youth, senior youth, and young

adults through age 25.

5. That each local NYI are active in missions.

6. That the District NYI council actively organize and promote the following:

a. Summer youth camps & Family Camp at Water’s Edge.

b. Bible quizzing

c. Fall Getaway

d. MOMENTUM and Celebrate Life

e. EMD Scholarship

f. Nazarene Youth Conference

g. District NYI Convention

h. Student events at ONU

Special thanks to our DS, Dr. Gardner, for his support of NYI and to the District Council

members (Bob Flowers-quizzing, Mike Graham-NYI VP & NYC coordinator, Matt Phillips-Fall

Getaway, Karren Skrbec-EMD Scholarship & Family camp, Kandra Hewett-MOMENTUM &

Celebrate Life), and to all who support the ministry of the EMD NYI.


JEFF TSCHETTER, President

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VI. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES

Memoirs These individuals have been transferred from the church visible to the church

triumphant…

their presence and influence will be greatly missed.

Church Member Names Adrian First: Alberta Shipman, Mary Quigley, June Harvey, Becky Baran

Allen Park: Charles Rogers, Ruth Burton

Argentine: PL Liddell

Bethel: Gloria Swoveland

Beulah: Sharon Lamb

Blue Water: Ella Koloff

Brighton : Don Fink, Joyce Hetterich, Ken Johnson

Caro: Maxine Putnam, Donald McLeod

Cass City: Violetta Cope

Chelsea: Flo Kalmbach

Detroit First: Harriett Kranich, Alvera Lewis, Dick Cartwright, Gene Bosca,

Dorothy Mack, Eleanor Souder

Detroit Grace: Mickeal Turner, Keair Swift

Ellington: Kathy Montei, Jeanne McPhail, Cora Parrott

Filion: Genevieve Bowers

Flint Central: William Dodge, Ron Morse, Anna Faith Pierce, Glen McLane,

Sue Shuert, Helen Burger, Amy Mitchell, Robert Mowat

Flint East: Ronald Wharram

Flint New Life: Janine Nagy

Flint South: Arbie Ingram, Wannie (Emma) Gary

Flint West: Goldie Jones, Hazel McGriff, Cathy Bond

Highland: Hermina Festian

Holly: Judy Clark

Lake Louise: Virgil (Mike) Meyers

Lapeer: Dan Streeter

Madison Heights: Jerry Wallace

Merritt Road: Dave Mullins, Ruby Pinson, Joe Pinson

Millington: Beverly Miller

Monroe: Frank Quince

Otter Lake: Norene Holloway

Plymouth: Denise Stephens, Al Vail, Carol Prince

Richfield: Charles White, Patsy Thom, Rich Duffy, Joyce Herner,

Rosalie Moorhouse, Ed DeBoard

Ridgeway: Bill Raeburn, Wanda Cavin, Lee Spohr, Wilma Randolph

The Woods: Janet Kurth, Norman Rucker, Christopher Sessink

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Troy: Katie Kade, Rose Field, Evelyn Eddy, Wayne Moore

Vassar: Nancy Rose

Williams Lake: Velva Yovich, Plais Dennis, Jan McGinn, Cheri Surre,

Linda Hardenburg

B. Auditing Committee

The Eastern Michigan District Treasurer has reported that the audit of the records of the

treasurers of the district is in progress. However, the audit report completion is being delayed

because of the close proximity to April 15th

. The audit should be completed before July 31,

2014. The scope of the audit will include reviews of the records of the District Budget, the

Home Missions Budget, the District Center Budget, the Educational Budget, the Revolving Fund

Insurance, and Camp Meeting. These audit reports cover the fiscal year of March 1, 2013

through February 28, 2014.

Also, the accountant’s reports covering the fiscal year of March 1, 2012 through February 28,

2013 has been received with a favorable report given.


LAWRENCE A. BOULTON, Chair

C. Ministerial Support and Benevolence

We recommend that our local church boards continue to show appreciation to their pastor, full-

time associate, and assistants by:

1. Reviewing the pastor's and/or ministerial staff members' salary and cash benefits each

assembly year and that increases be given which reflect the cost of living, the minister's

experience, proficiency, and education. The following factors should be considered in the

review:

(a) These salaries to be given priority over all other local church expenses.

(b) That full-time ministers make a salary and benefits at least equal to the national

median family income, or median family income of the congregation. (this

calculation may be done by referring to the United States Bureau of Census,

Washington, D. C. Census is taken every 10 years; therefore add or subtract the

percentage of inflation or deflation.)

(c) That salaries reflect the economic situation of the congregation, the local

community, the ministers' experience and proficiency, the ministers' education, and

the scope and requirements of the individual church program.

2. We recommend in cases where a local church chooses a housing allowance that it shall

be high enough to permit investment in ownership. We further recommend that each

Church Board adopt a Housing Allowance policy which meets I.R.S. guidelines.

(a) If a parsonage is provided, the appreciation loss to the pastor should be

calculated over a 30-year period and the pastor should be compensated for years of

service to that local congregation through an annuity contract so that housing will

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be somewhat provided on retirement. We further recommend that a reasonable time

be allowed for this payment to the pastor.

(b) Recognizing that the Internal Revenue Service regulations cover both

"allowance for furnishing" and "utilities", we recommend that all utilities be paid

and that a monthly "furnishings" allowance be made.

(c) Recommend that a rider be included on the church insurance policy to include

the ministers' personal property.

3. That reimbursement be made at the maximum rate allowable by the I.R.S. ruling per

mile for business use of the minister's automobile, with a minimum of $100.00 per week.

Where feasible, it may be advisable that churches lease or purchase automobiles for their

pastors. We recommend the cost of operating an automobile for church business be

considered along with other church operational expense and not pastoral income or

benefits. Each church board must adopt an Employee Reimbursement Policy to meet

I.R.S. guidelines.

4. All the Social Security tax and Medicare tax of the minister's base salary and fair

rental value be paid by the local church.

5. That the pastor and/or ministerial staff members be provided hospitalization insurance

for themselves and their families.

6. That the incoming moving expenses of a new pastor and/or ministerial staff members

be paid by the church.

7. That each local Church Board provide a tax-free annuity (403b plan) for all full-time

pastoral staff, in addition to the present cash salary, in the amount equal to at least, but

not limited to, 5% (a minimum of $500.00 per year) not to exceed the maximum tax –

sheltered annuity presently allowable by law of the pastor’s annual cash salary, using the

Department of Pensions and Benefits, Supplemental Retirement Plan or equivalent. We

encourage pastors to check with the Department of Pensions and Benefits at the Global

Ministry Center for current regulations.

8. That each local church set up a scholarship fund for the pastor's children of college

age (and unmarried) who attend Nazarene schools or any other school approved by the

local church board. This scholarship is to be approximately 1% of the total church

income, with a minimum of $500 per child per year to be paid directly to his/her school.

We recommend the use of the Nazarene Foundation to fund this program.

9. That the pastor and/or ministerial staff member take at least one day a week as a

"Day off” and that on these days their ministerial duties be restricted to emergency

situations.

10. That the local church pays the expense of the ministers and spouses to church related

meetings such as District Assembly, Preachers/District Meetings, Pastor & Spouse

Retreat, Campmeeting, and General Assembly.

11. A paid vacation based on the minister's service in the Church of the Nazarene:

Under 5 years accrued 2 weeks

5-14 years accrued 3 weeks

15 years and over accrued 5 weeks

We recommend, that for good physical and mental health, time allotted for

vacation be taken. We also recommend that if the minister’s salary and benefits pay

period occurs while the minister would be on vacation, those salary and benefits be paid

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prior to the minister starting the vacation. If for an unforeseen reason a pastor and/or

ministerial staff member is unable to take their allotted time, their vacation time is non-

accumulative. Vacations are to run concurrent with the calendar year. When leaving a

church, unused vacation time is not to be reimbursed.

12. That each pastor and/or ministerial staff member be allowed a "study leave" with pay

for one week per year,(i.e., PALCON, etc.) In addition to this, a library fund of $250 per

year should be provided for the pastor to aid in study and sermon preparation.

13. That each pastor and staff member be encouraged to attend Eastern Michigan District

Campmeeting, and that the time spent is not to be considered as vacation time.

14. That each Church remembers to honor the pastoral staff and their families with

special expressions of appreciation on all appropriate days and occasions. A Christmas

gift, the equivalent of at least one week's salary, is recommended.

15. With October designated as “Pastor Appreciation Month”, it is recommended that all

churches plan a special time of recognition during this month to the pastor and pastoral

staff, showing appreciation for their leadership to the church.

16. We recommend that a Sabbatical leave be granted to the Senior Pastor after

completing each 7 full years of service at a local church. Guidelines for a Sabbatical can

be found at the Clergy Development website www.nazarenepastor.org

17. We recommend a copy of this committee report approved by the District Assembly

be posted on the District Website and forwarded to the church board secretary (for review

with the church board members) and pastor of each local church by June.

Evangelists

1. That we follow guidelines of the Department of Evangelism in regard to

evangelists' salaries and benefits as outlined in the REVIVALISM HANDBOOK

which can be found at the Evangelism Ministry website www.nazarenerevivalism.org

2. That a church canceling a meeting with a full-time commissioned evangelist within

3 months of a scheduled meeting follow the guidelines of the Revivalism Handbook in

compensating the Evangelist.

3. That the Nazarene evangelists and song evangelists be given preference and be

used by our churches.


GORDON HORTON, Chair

http://www.nazarenepastor.org/

http://www.nazarenerevivalism.org/

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D. Nominating Committee


W. Glen Gardner, District Superintendent, Chair; ordained ministers—Michael D. Kitsko, Jr.,

Chet Decker, Jr.; lay—Gordon Horton, Linda Loudermilk, Cindy Wine

Assembly officers: Treasurer – Kristen Bedell; Secretarial assistants: Recording secretary –

Kim Lewis; Journal secretary – Julie Kitsko; Election Secretary – Gary Cousins;

Pages - Matthew Bailey, Don Frey, Karen Wolfe


1. That the district secretary will serve as the secretary of the Nominating Committee.

2. An email was sent to all senior pastors asking for nominations to serve on the District

Advisory Board and as Trustees to Olivet Nazarene University.

3. That all individuals who are currently serving in elective positions be automatically re-

nominated for that position.

4. That all elections (unless otherwise required) be by plurality vote.

5. That (with the exception of yes/no ballots) twice the number of names to be elected

appear on all ballots.

6. In the event that some nominees decline or are unable to serve, those nominees receiving

the next highest number of votes will be automatically be nominated in their place.

7. The election of Advisory Board members (MANUAL 203.14; 221) with term to expire in

2017 ordained minister (elect two) —JoAnn Bastien, Andrew Jolly, Robert S. Prince, Jr.,

Daniel Wine; lay (elect two)—Dean Elson, Al Herndon, Linda Loudermilk, Eric Smith

8. The election of a trustee to Olivet Nazarene University, with term to expire in 2017,

ordained Senior Pastor (elect one): Robert S. Prince, Jr., Ben Walls, Sr.; lay (elect one):

Quen Dickey, Mark Pennington

9. Election of members to the SDMI Board: minister term to expire in 2017: (elect 1) Steve

Barkey, Janice Duce; lay term to expire in 2017: (elect 1)—Tina Moore, Brian Thick


We recommend the election of the following boards and committees:

1. Court of Appeals—W. Glen Gardner, ex officio, Ministers: Jeff Cardimen, Janice Duce

Lay Persons: John Q. Dickey, Sr., Gordon Horton

2. 2013 District Assembly Finance Committee (MANUAL 203.21)—Dr. W. Glen Gardner,

ex officio; District Financial Officer, District Secretary, District Advisory Board,

NewStart Committee Chair, District NYI President, District SDMI Chairman, District

NMI president

3. Auditing Committee: Christy VanSteenburg, Chair,; Vance Lane, Phil Puttney, Dean

Weir, David White

4. Church Properties Board (Term expires 2016)

W. Glen Gardner, ex officio;

Ordained Ministers – Larry Crum, Mike Hefner, Scott Salo

Lay – Gary Anscombe, Richard Dilts, Kevin Johnson, Ron Sharpe I


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MICHAEL D. KITSKO, JR., Secretary W. GLEN GARDNER, Chair

E. Finance Committee Report

We submit the following report:

1. We recommend all churches give emphasis to our MANUAL (2013-17), pg. 57 par.33.1,

which states, "Storehouse tithing is a scriptural and practical performance of faithfully and

regularly placing the tithe into that church to which the member belongs. Therefore, the

financing of the church shall be based on the plan for storehouse tithing, and the local church of

the Nazarene shall be regarded by all of it’s people as the storehouse. All who are a part of the

Church of the Nazarene are urged to contribute faithfully one-tenth of all their increase as a

minimum financial obligation to the Lord and freewill offerings in addition as God has

prospered them for the support of the whole church, local, district, educational, and general. The

tithe, provided to the local Church of the Nazarene, shall be considered a priority over all other

giving opportunity which God may lay upon the hearts of His faithful stewards, in support of the

whole church."

2. Further, on pg. 59, par. 34, the MANUAL (2013-17) states: " We direct our local churches

to elect as church officers active members of the local church who profess the experience of

entire sanctification and whose lives bear public witness to the grace of God that calls us to a

holy life; who are in harmony with the doctrines, polity, and practices of the Church of the

Nazarene; and who support the local church faithfully in attendance, active service, and with

tithes and offerings. Church officers should be fully engaged in “making Christlike disciples in

the nations.”

3. Further we recommend that all district pastors and staff be accountable of their tithes and

offerings to their local church board. This would include an annual review by the Treasurer or

Finance Chair of the giving of the Pastor and Staff members. The Treasurer or Finance Chair

would then give a report to the board. This should happen early in the new calendar year.

4. We recommend that Ministry Funds be based on Current Church Income. We further

recommend:

a.) Each church will be assigned a percentage of 14% of Raised for All Purposes (RAP).

b.) There will be no exclusions from Current Church Income except “In and Out” Funds,

World Evangelism Fund, and 10% Approved Specials.

c.) All Ministry Funds will be sent to the District Treasurer weekly or at another interval

approved by the District Superintendent. The District Treasurer will disburse funds on a

monthly basis

d.) Ministry Funds will be allocated as follows:

5.5 % - World Evangelism Fund

2.25 % - Pensions & Benefit Fund

2.25 % - Education Fund

4.0 % - District Fund (Includes Auxiliary Dues)

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e.) Churches not paying the approved percentage will be considered as receiving “Regular

Financial Assistance” and 2013-17 MANUAL paragraph 117 would apply. It states:

117 – “The pastor of a church that has been organized for less than five years, or had

less than 35 members voting in the previous annual church meeting, or is receiving

regular financial assistance from the district, may be appointed or reappointed by the

district superintendent, with the consent of the District Advisory Board.”

5. We recommend that legislation be considered by the District Board of Church Properties and

District Advisory Board to limit amounts to be borrowed by any local church not to exceed three

times the amount raised based on an average of the last three years and that this will include all

indebtedness of the local church. NewStart churches will be exempt from this policy. Further,

that the local church consult MANUAL (2013-17), pg. 103, par. 160ff, prior to hiring staff. We

further recommend:

(a) That all apportionment funds be paid in full.

(b) Only with approval of the District Superintendent in writing.

6. We recommend that all churches be given an Electronic Version of the District Journal.

7. We recommend the continuance of the Supplemental Life Insurance Plan for all ministers and

wives who qualify by the insurance company's policy of full-time employees, and that the local

church pay this premium through payment of district budget.

8. We recommend that the NMI, NYI and the SDMI share equally with the district for the cost

and maintenance of the district web site, or as determined by the District Superintendent and the

District Advisory Board.

9. We recommend that all funds received from the sale of church properties be segregated in a

separate account and only be used as defined in 2013-17 MANUAL paragraph 104.2 “A local

church which mortgages or sells real estate, or receives insurance claims on real estate, shall use

the proceeds only for the purchase or capital improvements of real estate, or to reduce other real

estate indebtedness. Only with the approval of the district superintendent and the District

Advisory Board shall any proceeds be used for other purposes.”

10. We recommend that adequate worker's compensation insurance be provided for all staff

members and employees of all churches.

11. We recommend that those attending District Board Meetings be reimbursed for travel

expense at the maximum rate allowable by I.R.S. ruling.

12. We recommend that the District Superintendent be granted vacation with pay according to

the policy as outlined in the Ministerial Support Report.

13. We recommend that each church observe and support Seminary Sunday, Bible College

Sunday, and Olivet Nazarene University Scholarship Day.

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14. We recommend that all churches operating a day care or school be required to submit an

annual financial report to the District Superintendent. The DS may request this report more often

in writing.

15. We recommend that Pastors of the local church receive a Christmas gift equal to one week

salary.

16. We recommend that remuneration for a full-time evangelist should follow the

recommendations of Evangelism Ministries, which is twice the weekly salary of the pastor for

each Sunday engaged, plus Social Security and at least a portion of travel expenses.

17. Recognizing the full-time minister's responsibility at retirement, we recommend that each

pastor and church participate in the 403(b) of the General Church. We further encourage

churches to participate in the Nazarene Retirement Benefit Programs for their pastors by:

a. Fully reimbursing Pastor's FICA liability (Social Security).

b. Encourage employee contribution for 3% or more of salary, which is always vested at

100%

1) Matching employer (church) contribution is encouraged.

2) Utilize Nazarene 403b plan.

c. Evangelists are eligible therefore we encourage each church to assist the Evangelist

with their retirement.

18. We recommend that our pastors and churches encourage their people to give under the

program of the general church and gift annuity agreements, life contracts, and bequests, and to

consider remembering some area of the Church of the Nazarene (i.e., general, local church,

missions, and educational institutions---Olivet Nazarene University, Nazarene Theological

Seminary, and Nazarene Bible College).

(District Administrative, Camp, Home Missions, SDMI, NYI, and NMI Budgets available upon

request)


JEFF CARDIMEN, Chair MICHAEL D. KITSKO, JR., Secretary

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VII. FINANCIAL and STATISTICAL

A. District

$ (Under)/Over

Actual Budget Budget

District Budget $469,459

$469,459

Previous year's budgets 3,028

3,028

Pastor's Retreat -

Total Revenues $472,487 $- $472,487

Campground Executive Director 74,191 65,800 8,391

Assistant District Superintendent

Annuity 3,700 7,757 (4,057)

Housing Allowance 20,000 36,000 (16,000)

Total Assistant DS 23,700 43,757 (20,057)

District Superintendent

Annuity 16,300 20,000 (3,700)

Housing Allowance 33,523 36,000 (2,477)

Social Security 14,153 13,000 1,153

Total District Superintendent 63,976 69,000 (45,138)

Employee Benefits

Christmas Bonus 4,250 5,000 (750)

Health/Life Insurance 39,978 32,000 7,978

Office Employee Social Security 1,168 1,500 (332)

Pastor's Life Insurance 9,827 8,500 1,327

Employee Bonus - 4,900 (4,900)

Workman's Comp Insurance - 500 (500)

Total Employee Benefits 55,223 52,400 2,823

Total District Benefits 142,899 165,157 (22,258)

Operations

District Office

Equipment 8,051 10,000 (1,949)

Insurance 1,411 1,400 11

Upkeep 1,040 4,000 (2,960)

Utilities 1,550 4,000 (2,450)

Total District Office 12,052 19,400 (7,348)

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District Operations

Advertising 303 400 (97)

Anthony Scholarship 15,000 -

Audit 345 400 (55)

Automobile Reimbursement 15,000 15,000 -

Board Expense 7,510 7,500 10

Christmas Banquet 293

293

Communications 7,350 7,000 350

Conferences 4,275 5,000 (725)

Contingency 4,962 5,000 (38)

Continuing Education (9) - (9)

District Assembly 6,445 6,000 445

Flowers/Gifts 1,381 1,500 (119)

General Assembly 7,511 3,500 4,011

Office Supplies 2,437 5,500 (3,063)

Pastors' Retreat 1,858 4,000 (2,142)

Postage 1,300 2,000 (700)

Professional Reimbursement-DS 11,347 14,000 (2,653)

Professional Reimbursement-

Assistant 14,916 16,000 (1,084)

DS Retreat 1,897 - 1,897

Web Site 407 600 (193)

Total District Operations 104,528 93,400 (3,872)

Salaries

District Secretary 3,025 3,300 (275)

DS

58,948 57,088 1,860

Assistant DS 24,033 21,700 2,333

Office Secretary 15,745 16,000 (255)

Treasurer 11,440 11,440 0

Treasurer Social Security 929 1,738 (809)

Webmaster 1,045 1,500 (455)

Total Salaries 115,165 112,766 2,399

Miscellaneous

Other 7,334 7,334

Total District Expenses 456,169 456,523 (55,468)

District Change in Net Assets $16,318 $(456,523) $417,019

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Home Mission

$ (Under)/Over


Home Missions Support and Revenues

Church Plant - Goodrich Church Contributions

$-

District budget received from previous year

-

Home Missions Budget Received -

Total Home Missions Revenues - - -

Home Missions Expenses 23,998

23,998

Church Planting Expense

-

Printing & Promotion

-

Resource & Educational

-

Training & Assessment 129 129

Total Church Planting Expense 24,127 - 129

Church Plants

New Churches Support 13,720 30,000 (16,280)

Holly 5,269 20,000 (14,731)

Crossroads 9,954 10,000 (46)

Compassionate Ministries

-

Ann Arbor Missionary 10,000

10,000

Detroit Impact 3,000 3,000 -

Flint Eastside 6,000 6,000 -

Flint Missionary 7,900

7,900

Miscellaneous

-

Silverlake 35,700

35,700

Unbudgeted 18,000

18,000

New Life Church 16,800 16,800 -

Total Compassionate Ministries 97,400 25,800 71,600

Total Home Missions Expenses 150,470 85,800 55,448

Home Missions Change in Net Assets $(150,470) $(85,800) $(55,448)

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Balance Sheet as of February 28, 2014

ASSETS

Current Assets

Checking/Savings

America's Christian Credit Union $81,263

Elga Credit Union 719,256

Fifth Third Bank 1,252

Foundation 787,229

Weslyan Investment Fund 158,134

Petty Cash 350

Total Checking/Savings

$1,747,484

Accounts Receivable

BCBS receivable

29,937

Budget Receivable

87,108

Property Insurance receivable

67,422

District Loans

Detroit Grace 28,069

Detroit New Hope 34,073

Harvest Community 22,520

Holly 83,809

Howell 501,940

People's Church of Holiness 146,004

Southfield Condo 24,768

Victorious Word 675,000

Total District Loans

1,516,183

Total Accounts Receivable

1,700,649

Total Current Assets

3,448,133

Fixed Assets

District Property**

Camp House Bresee 86,000

Detroit Impact Building 75,000

District Center 1,712,232

District Office 350,000

Flint Westgate Church 250,000

Flint Westgate Parsonage 125,000

Goodrich Office Renovations 74,904

Living Waters Properties 250,000

Total District Property

2,923,136

Equipment

Campground Equipment 215,000

Office Furniture & Equipment 20,000

Total Equipment

235,000

Total Fixed Assets

3,158,136

TOTAL ASSETS

$6,606,270

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B. SDMI

$ (Under)/Over


District Sunday School Budget

Received $16,188

$16,188

Team Day

-

Previous year's budget 104 104

16,293 - 16,293

Administrative & Promotion

Convention 2,636 3,500 (864)

Discipleship Trip

Scholarships - 3,000 (3,000)

Dearborn Mission-Arabic

People 2,500 2,500 -

General Convention 4,783 3,000 1,783

Meetings 518 500 18

Mileage 437 1,000 (563)

Stationery/Postage - 250 (250)

TEAM Day Event 835 1,500 (665)

Other - 250 (250)

Total Administrative & Promotion 11,709 15,500 (3,791)

Adult Ministries

Discipleship Tour - 2,000 (2,000)

Marriage Enrichment - 100 (100)

Men's Ministries - 100 (100)

Motorcycle Ministries - 50 (50)

Prime Time Ministries - 100 (100)

Recovery Ministries - 100 (100)

Women's Ministries - 400 (400)

Total Adult Ministries - 2,850 (2,850)

Children's Ministries

Adminstration - 500 (500)

Caravan - 750 (750)

Children's Church - 200 (200)

Children's Quizzing 881 1,500 (619)

Junior Celebrate Life - 200 (200)

Eastside Mission-Flint 503 500 3

Ministry Events - 500 (500)

Total Children's Ministries 1,384 4,150 (2,766)

13,093 22,500 (9,407)

Sunday School Change in Net Assets $3,200 $(22,500) $25,700

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NYI Support and Revenues

Bible Quizzing $1,121

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Previous year's budget 174

174

Momentum 5,760

5,760

NYI dues from Churches 26,980

26,980

Retreat 3,459

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Regional Celebrate Life 15,085

15,085

Youth Pastor's Retreat 360 360

Total Revenues 52,940 - 52,940

NYI Expenses

Direct Ministry

Bible Quizzing 2,501 2,000 501

Fall Retreat 4,593 1,750 2,843

Momentum 6,409 3,000 3,409

Nazarene Youth

Conference 3,500 3,500 -

Promotions - 500 (500)

Regional Celebrate Life 18,190 3,500 14,690

ONU Scholarship 2,750 2,000 750

TEAM Day 800 1,200 (400)

District NYI Convention 487 750 (263)

Youth Workers Retreat 716 716

Total Direct Ministry 39,947 18,200 21,747

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DP Expenses 1,758 4,000 (2,242)

Global NYI Convention 3,500 3,500 -

District Expenses 42 - 42

General Expenses 701 4,000 (3,299)

Regional Expenses 99 500 (401)

Total Indirect Ministry 6,101 12,000 (5,899)

Total NYI Expenses 46,047 30,200 15,847

NYI Change in Net Assets $6,892 $(30,200)


KRISTEN BEDELL, Treasurer

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C. NAZARENE MISSIONS INTERNATIONAL TREASURER


Catherine Clees, Treasurer

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408 4 0 0 4 13 7 0 6 399Adrian First1 345 0 0Dr. K. David Fulks Jr.

57 5 2 0 3 1 0 0 1 61Adrian Madison2 41 0 0Rev. Terry L. Clees

84 3 1 0 2 5 0 0 5 82Allen Park3 90 0 23Rev. Robert K. McFarlane

19 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 21Ann Arbor First4 33 0 19Rev. Ann L. Salyer

37 10 0 9 1 11 4 3 4 36Argentine5 53 0 1Rev. Robert S. Lindsay

85 1 1 0 0 19 0 0 19 67Armada6 61 0 0Rev. Duane O. Leach

30 0 0 0 0 4 4 0 0 26Bad Axe7 28 0 10Rev. William J. Thorn

151 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 151Bedford*8 171 0 46Rev. O. Vincent Flippo III

115 15 0 14 1 4 0 0 4 126Bethel9 109 0 0Rev. Paul T. Mabry

29 3 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 32Beulah10 16 0 13Rev. Harold G. Williams Sr.

43 2 0 1 1 6 2 0 4 39Bluewater11 58 0 0Rev. William B. Whetstone

63 7 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 70Brandon Community12 37 0 63Rev. Matthew D. Bailey

571 7 3 1 3 31 7 0 24 547Brighton13 799 0 292Rev. Ben D. Walls Sr.

74 2 0 0 2 2 1 0 1 74Caro14 86 0 8Rev. Paul M. McNett

14 3 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 17Cass City15 17 0 7Rev. Gerald W. Harrington

539 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 539Center Pointe Community16 0 0 0

26 3 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 29Chelsea17 80 0 1Rev. Jeffrey D. Crowder

88 2 2 0 0 8 6 0 2 82Clio Community18 55 0 0

58 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 57Colling19 56 0 17Rev. Bradley A. Petitt

137 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 138Commerce20 72 0 65Rev. Jonathan E. Hall

52 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 52Cornerstone21 0 0 0

55 6 0 6 0 5 2 2 1 56Crossroads22 16 0 45Rev. Joshua W. Woods

50 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 4 46Crosswalk Community23 51 0 13Rev. Garry W. Edwards

892 17 8 3 6 26 7 0 19 883Detroit First24 417 0 400Dr. Daniel J. Huckins

177 20 0 18 2 5 0 0 5 192Detroit Grace25 105 0 20Rev. Robert E. Hunter Jr.

62 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 60Detroit New Hope26 47 0 15Rev. John O. Wright Jr.

68 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 68Dundee Community27 42 0 37Rev. Jeffrey S. Cardimen

104 38 1 34 3 5 0 2 3 137Ellington28 97 0 0Rev. Ronald E. Comfort

143 0 0 0 0 4 4 0 0 139Fenton29 106 0 16Rev. Ronald R. Sharpe II

12 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 13Filion30 14 0 5Rev. Donald F. Stroud

35 20 0 20 0 5 0 0 5 50Flint Abundant Grace31 25 0 10Rev. Gregory L. Cavette

1,440 13 4 1 8 55 25 0 30 1,398Flint Central32 1,382 0 144Rev. Robert S. Prince Jr.

275 15 7 5 3 8 1 2 5 282Flint East33 258 0 0Rev. Jason N. Crum

0 118 118 0 0 0 0 0 0 118Flint First34 0 0 0

20 3 2 0 1 3 1 0 2 20Flint New Life35 109 0 0Rev. Robert A. Cattane

146 15 5 8 2 0 0 0 0 161Flint South36 74 0 51REV ROBERT CATTANE

174 2 0 0 2 5 5 0 0 171Flint West37 225 0 20Dr. David W. Bowser

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179 6 2 4 0 22 1 7 14 163Flushing Community38 287 0 2Rev. Terry Joe Bate

106 4 4 0 0 9 2 1 6 101Fowlerville39 126 0 16Rev. Gary E. Griffin

53 1 1 0 0 4 0 0 4 50Gagetown40 61 0 6Rev. Kyle E. Boils

28 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 26Harvest Community41 30 0 10Rev. Deborah R. Stottele

84 1 0 1 0 5 1 0 4 80Hazel Park42 34 0 42Rev. Michael Kempton

43 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 44Highland43 86 0 0Rev. B. Michael Hefner

39 5 2 2 1 40 27 10 3 4Holly44 75 0 0Rev. Benjamin B. Walls

26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26Imlay City45 26 0 0Rev. James A. Mellish

135 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 10 125Lapeer46 91 0 50Rev. Andrew P. Jolly

13 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 12Lindenwood47 16 0 0Rev. Kenneth L. Holmes

56 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 56Madison Heights48 62 0 13Rev. H. Duane Nelson

21 7 1 3 3 0 0 0 0 28Merritt Road49 11 0 7Rev. Deborah M. Humphreys

115 5 0 0 5 11 0 0 11 109Metropolitan50 126 0 3Rev. Robert H. Moulding

71 1 0 0 1 4 3 0 1 68Millington51 52 0 28Rev. Eric Slade

93 37 0 36 1 8 0 0 8 122Monroe52 124 0 0Rev. Scott Salo

131 0 0 0 0 8 0 3 5 123Morenci53 144 0 60Rev. Dennis A. Owens

102 15 0 15 0 20 0 0 20 97Orchard Ridge54 145 0 0Rev. Steven C. Barkey

59 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 7 52Otter Lake55 35 0 10Rev. Louis H. Cook

42 0 0 0 0 13 2 0 11 29Plumb Line Community56 62 0 5Rev. JoAnn C. Bastien

417 8 5 0 3 4 3 0 1 421Plymouth57 291 0 99Rev. Frederick G. Hall

101 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 99Port Huron First58 63 0 40Rev. Keith A. Sparks Sr.

781 30 22 2 6 13 5 0 8 798Richfield59 513 0 326Dr. S. Alan Duce

241 4 0 0 4 1 1 0 0 244Ridgeway60 168 0 8Rev. Ray R. Hansen

127 14 0 10 4 1 0 0 1 140Rochester First61 160 0 5Rev. Larry E. Crum

47 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 47Sandusky62 33 0 20Rev. Vernon H. Hazzard II

128 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 6 122Silver Lake63 51 0 0Rev. Larry Bolling

40 36 1 33 2 0 0 0 0 76Southwest64 43 0 14Rev. Joseph L. Dineen

174 0 0 0 0 10 2 0 8 164Swartz Creek65 128 0 36Rev. Lawrence A. Gill

26 0 0 0 0 15 0 0 15 11Taylor66 35 0 0Rev. Philip A. Easton

185 1 1 0 0 5 1 0 4 181Tecumseh67 133 0 50Rev. Gary L. Miller

1,513 5 2 0 3 30 0 0 30 1,488The Woods68 1,316 0 0Rev. David J. Hutsko

156 5 1 0 4 3 0 0 3 158Troy69 106 0 0Rev. Dennis F. Wegner

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Maranatha70 0 0 0Rev. Dustin S. Pauken

93 1 0 0 1 4 2 2 0 90Vassar71 73 0 25Rev. David E. Wermuth

414 22 8 9 5 8 2 2 4 428Williams Lake72 358 0 0Rev. Daniel J. Wine

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12,172 549 208 241 100 500 132 34

19 88 447 85 243 79 407 12,221

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Adrian First1 80 35 45 21 150 140 275 196 146 50 185 0 80 155 200

Adrian Madison2 65 6 24 3 45 21 134 30 30 18 56 0 3 57 0

Allen Park3 22 13 18 9 47 33 87 55 55 16 0 0 17 40 12

Ann Arbor First4 15 5 5 2 32 23 52 30 30 30 10 0 0 19 19

Argentine5 25 15 20 8 73 20 118 43 43 0 32 0 25 37 28

Armada6 70 7 20 16 60 16 150 39 19 22 40 0 24 85 0

Bad Axe7 6 0 2 1 25 17 33 18 18 0 0 0 3 27 0

Bedford*8 50 28 35 15 110 56 195 99 0 99 0 0 40 0 0

Bethel9 20 12 9 7 75 40 104 59 36 59 0 0 15 104 0

Beulah10 2 2 7 7 11 10 20 19 16 0 0 0 0 11 7

Bluewater11 20 6 15 8 130 45 165 59 32 30 20 0 10 43 0

Brandon Community12 10 7 15 7 30 12 55 26 0 26 12 10 15 63 0

Brighton13 250 78 375 71 600 172 1,225 321 126 172 0 0 50 200 0

Caro14 32 10 16 7 100 39 148 56 56 15 26 0 16 0 16

Cass City15 18 5 16 5 19 6 53 16 16 6 15 0 7 6 14

Center Pointe Community16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Chelsea17 15 12 15 9 30 10 60 31 31 0 45 0 19 40 0

Clio Community18 19 5 32 4 98 17 149 26 0 26 0 0 0 0 0

Colling19 12 4 9 3 65 18 86 25 23 2 34 0 9 41 0

Commerce20 38 12 21 13 35 30 94 55 30 25 25 0 25 127 37

Cornerstone21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Crossroads22 5 0 3 0 41 6 49 6 0 6 0 0 3 1 0

Crosswalk Community23 13 5 6 3 32 20 51 28 20 4 0 0 6 37 13

Detroit First24 136 40 60 35 305 215 501 290 195 95 0 90 66 325 0

Detroit Grace25 12 8 25 10 20 10 57 28 28 5 120 0 15 30 0

Detroit New Hope26 3 3 15 15 32 32 50 50 22 22 60 0 10 0 0

Dundee Community27 8 4 4 4 75 34 87 42 24 24 18 0 2 5 0

Ellington28 22 15 19 10 66 33 107 58 58 0 32 15 21 64 0

Fenton29 23 6 11 6 45 28 79 40 39 1 67 0 19 53 68

Filion30 7 0 0 0 27 10 34 10 10 0 0 0 0 0 0

Flint Abundant Grace31 0 5 2 2 18 18 20 25 12 10 4 5 6 0 4

Flint Central32 710 98 387 55 647 340 1,744 493 493 305 124 60 150 1,440 0

Flint East33 103 63 41 38 230 91 374 192 137 55 98 0 57 275 0

Flint First34 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Flint New Life35 50 30 40 20 50 25 140 75 0 25 0 0 0 0 0

Flint South36 10 7 4 4 40 40 54 51 48 0 0 0 7 146 0

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Flushing Community38 147 83 50 22 343 38 540 143 83 42 70 0 35 177 0

Fowlerville39 36 23 18 13 146 74 200 110 94 47 65 0 22 101 36

Gagetown40 24 10 16 7 45 45 85 62 38 26 50 0 16 53 15

Harvest Community41 10 7 2 2 33 14 45 23 15 8 22 0 3 16 8

Hazel Park42 16 3 15 3 25 5 56 11 11 11 12 0 10 12 6

Highland43 24 8 12 6 40 21 76 35 35 14 56 0 8 35 0

Holly44 30 14 15 13 73 34 118 61 9 25 0 12 14 39 0

Imlay City45 2 2 1 1 23 23 26 26 20 2 0 0 4 10 16

Lapeer46 20 23 15 5 151 48 186 76 75 15 52 0 10 97 0

Lindenwood47 0 0 0 0 12 16 12 16 11 0 0 0 0 12 0

Madison Heights48 26 11 16 6 32 16 74 33 30 12 30 0 20 47 15

Merritt Road49 0 0 2 0 27 9 29 9 9 8 0 0 0 27 0

Metropolitan50 30 18 30 16 120 105 180 139 139 20 80 0 36 108 0

Millington51 12 5 15 6 51 12 78 23 23 8 23 0 5 43 0

Monroe52 36 10 36 8 78 43 150 61 61 0 0 0 5 6 0

Morenci53 105 21 110 6 66 47 281 74 74 12 0 0 9 100 20

Orchard Ridge54 44 20 30 20 140 28 214 68 8 60 75 0 40 214 0

Otter Lake55 10 5 3 3 43 30 56 38 20 7 0 0 3 20 20

Plumb Line Community56 31 23 11 9 105 60 147 92 21 29 25 0 17 25 0

Plymouth57 80 71 37 32 199 106 316 209 189 112 85 0 58 219 75

Port Huron First58 25 10 23 11 70 31 118 52 52 28 21 0 18 22 10

Richfield59 149 52 69 23 382 177 600 252 215 236 0 0 86 781 0

Ridgeway60 35 7 23 7 84 46 142 60 60 0 0 0 29 93 34

Rochester First61 40 30 50 34 118 94 208 158 90 57 112 0 57 45 60

Sandusky62 3 3 5 5 18 16 26 24 24 0 0 0 0 29 7

Silver Lake63 5 5 7 7 9 9 21 21 13 7 0 0 0 0 0

Southwest64 8 7 13 12 21 19 42 38 38 0 32 8 14 26 14

Swartz Creek65 39 12 17 11 78 48 134 71 71 0 59 15 17 98 128

Taylor66 12 8 4 4 15 12 31 24 23 0 0 0 0 20 0

Tecumseh67 55 29 24 20 95 78 174 127 102 43 35 20 35 165 120

The Woods68 500 235 350 107 1,100 473 1,950 815 45 250 0 0 142 1,150 0

Troy69 30 45 40 45 40 65 110 155 55 0 60 40 30 0 0

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Vassar71 27 9 26 2 60 24 113 35 35 0 16 0 27 31 18

Williams Lake72 140 109 127 47 586 196 853 352 149 203 237 0 137 253 215

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1,235 7,685 1,657 275 2,365 2,480 3,860 6,264 14,313 3,786 7,980 964 2,578 1,514 3,755

3,988 1,886 2,739 1,090 8,197 4,521 14,924 7,497 4,849 3,030 3,180 474 2,525 7,649 1,114

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Adrian Madison2 45,942 2,180 1,423 100 3,703 892 1,585 0 1,585 892 50 942

Allen Park3 111,067 7,185 3,696 0 10,881 2,500 0 0 0 2,499 449 2,948

Ann Arbor First4 54,323 2,962 993 0 3,955 1,212 2,154 50 2,204 1,212 50 1,262

Argentine5 71,768 5,745 1,013 350 7,108 1,365 2,426 0 2,426 1,365 80 1,445

Armada6 113,686 7,427 1,642 1,973 11,042 2,748 4,418 20 4,438 2,748 20 2,768

Bad Axe7 41,845 1,918 140 0 2,058 785 1,194 100 1,294 784 142 926

Bedford*8 238,764 4,192 32,750 3,049 39,991 1,633 4,335 0 4,335 1,634 0 1,634

Bethel9 189,215 11,398 8,957 0 20,355 4,254 7,562 0 7,562 4,253 200 4,453

Beulah10 16,625 1,001 256 0 1,257 427 640 0 640 331 360 691

Bluewater11 41,825 2,169 394 0 2,563 888 1,578 0 1,578 887 0 887

Brandon Community12 90,539 5,600 887 0 6,487 1,963 3,621 0 3,621 2,264 32 2,296

Brighton13 1,349,993 70,158 12,384 0 82,542 26,678 47,427 26,678 74,105 26,677 100 26,777

Caro14 94,678 5,394 1,856 0 7,250 2,131 3,787 0 3,787 2,130 0 2,130

Cass City15 12,877 1,117 1,110 384 2,611 300 515 0 515 320 0 320

Center Pointe Community16 0 2,819 746 0 3,565 1,154 0 0 0 0 0 0

Chelsea17 153,520 8,444 5,039 300 13,783 3,455 400 555 955 3,455 300 3,755

Clio Community18 101,969 3,785 355 0 4,140 1,549 385 0 385 1,548 0 1,548

Colling19 74,094 4,491 1,749 0 6,240 1,736 2,964 0 2,964 1,667 0 1,667

Commerce20 129,785 10,293 1,976 2,000 14,269 2,722 4,510 0 4,510 2,537 0 2,537

Cornerstone21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Crossroads22 36,236 1,993 63 0 2,056 748 1,450 0 1,450 816 0 816

Crosswalk Community23 101,607 2,723 5,398 0 8,121 1,194 1,543 0 1,543 868 0 868

Detroit First24 1,016,464 56,147 30,260 0 86,407 11,410 20,283 0 20,283 11,409 0 11,409

Detroit Grace25 104,052 670 88 0 758 99 174 0 174 98 0 98

Detroit New Hope26 104,944 535 163 20 718 219 1,650 0 1,650 219 0 219

Dundee Community27 94,902 5,166 140 1,460 6,766 2,114 3,757 0 3,757 2,113 100 2,213

Ellington28 139,309 9,218 13,966 0 23,184 3,010 5,351 0 5,351 3,010 0 3,010

Fenton29 261,072 18,857 4,394 0 23,251 5,971 10,613 200 10,813 5,970 0 5,970

Filion30 32,773 245 50 0 295 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Flint Abundant Grace31 4,800 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Flint Central32 2,503,180 139,926 24,428 53,164 217,518 57,243 101,764 0 101,764 57,242 1,094 58,336

Flint East33 297,123 15,755 2,509 0 18,264 6,446 11,458 0 11,458 6,446 0 6,446

Flint First34 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Flint New Life35 22,159 1,220 327 0 1,547 500 901 0 901 500 0 500



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Flint West37 488,647 51,925 4,499 0 56,424 9,989 17,514 0 17,514 9,852 0 9,852

Flushing Community38 429,258 23,610 656 0 24,266 9,659 17,170 0 17,170 9,658 0 9,658

Fowlerville39 216,095 11,905 4,879 176 16,960 4,870 8,666 0 8,666 4,870 275 5,145

Gagetown40 75,695 4,054 3,234 400 7,688 1,638 2,912 0 2,912 1,638 0 1,638

Harvest Community41 78,276 4,765 1,572 178 6,515 1,877 2,421 0 2,421 1,362 0 1,362

Hazel Park42 32,534 1,580 838 0 2,418 647 1,132 0 1,132 637 0 637

Highland43 105,768 5,634 8,525 0 14,159 696 4,330 0 4,330 696 0 696

Holly44 121,343 6,565 1,520 250 8,335 2,627 4,668 0 4,668 2,626 0 2,626

Imlay City45 48,185 3,601 4,122 0 7,723 1,036 1,764 0 1,764 992 0 992

Lapeer46 152,099 12,287 3,006 0 15,293 3,325 4,501 0 4,501 2,532 0 2,532

Lindenwood47 15,236 593 5 0 598 243 431 0 431 243 0 243

Madison Heights48 91,000 4,775 1,088 0 5,863 1,851 3,362 0 3,362 1,891 0 1,891

Merritt Road49 62,264 4,014 2,423 0 6,437 1,401 2,491 0 2,491 1,401 280 1,681

Metropolitan50 167,782 8,830 2,901 0 11,731 3,574 6,352 0 6,352 3,573 0 3,573

Millington51 38,234 2,103 155 0 2,258 861 1,530 0 1,530 861 50 911

Monroe52 255,210 4,096 1,236 0 5,332 612 1,088 0 1,088 612 0 612

Morenci53 188,773 12,327 7,259 1,541 21,127 3,955 6,958 0 6,958 3,947 0 3,947

Orchard Ridge54 289,920 15,864 438 0 16,302 6,490 8,283 0 8,283 4,659 0 4,659

Otter Lake55 51,015 2,940 999 0 3,939 1,199 2,131 0 2,131 1,198 0 1,198

Plumb Line Community56 76,177 3,817 645 150 4,612 1,562 12,614 0 12,614 1,481 0 1,481

Plymouth57 579,323 29,337 22,600 170 52,107 12,016 20,876 450 21,326 11,743 0 11,743

Port Huron First58 137,371 7,539 681 0 8,220 3,084 4,366 500 4,866 3,084 0 3,084

Richfield59 898,971 49,515 21,049 0 70,564 20,134 35,793 0 35,793 20,133 1,250 21,383

Ridgeway60 138,701 8,335 2,221 0 10,556 3,121 5,548 0 5,548 3,121 0 3,121

Rochester First61 314,237 13,125 519 0 13,644 5,369 9,545 0 9,545 5,369 0 5,369

Sandusky62 48,390 3,412 637 50 4,099 697 1,239 0 1,239 696 0 696

Silver Lake63 79,157 4,123 208 0 4,331 1,687 3,013 0 3,013 1,687 0 1,687

Southwest64 82,793 4,698 1,668 300 6,666 1,840 3,078 0 3,078 1,840 0 1,840

Swartz Creek65 199,859 11,762 1,963 0 13,725 4,812 7,516 0 7,516 4,811 0 4,811

Taylor66 24,890 1,766 531 0 2,297 723 857 2,574 3,431 722 0 722

Tecumseh67 241,428 14,707 1,040 0 15,747 5,433 9,657 0 9,657 5,432 30 5,462

The Woods68 1,693,449 59,482 40,741 0 100,223 16,152 24,482 0 24,482 13,771 3,000 16,771

Troy69 183,269 5,893 1,049 0 6,942 2,411 4,286 5,268 9,554 2,411 100 2,511

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Vassar71 92,254 6,586 5,233 0 11,819 1,931 3,432 305 3,737 1,931 345 2,276

Williams Lake72 619,691 30,645 39,500 100 70,245 12,537 22,287 0 22,287 12,537 100 12,637

Eastern Michigan Supplemental 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18,559 0 18,204 355

16,550,829 311,565 8,557 303,008 574,731 36,700 538,031 310,503 1,341,397 66,115 394,508 880,774

17,246,501 939,324 371,227 83,698 1,394,249 338,363 623,020 6,740 629,760 328,021 6,330 334,351

(695,672) (58,550) 23,281 (17,583) (52,852) (27,860) (84,989) 29,960 (55,029) (25,013) 2,227 (22,786)Increase / (Decrease)

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Adrian First1 8,225 0 173,370 61,510 14,410 127,861 385,376 474,047 3,800,000 0 Yes

Adrian Madison2 1,350 4,092 10,000 12,672 500 1,500 30,114 37,236 200,000 26,836 No

Allen Park3 12,396 8,456 40,335 21,926 1,810 1,607 86,530 102,859 900,000 70,000 No

Ann Arbor First4 11,901 6,000 0 12,472 1,250 3,585 35,208 43,841 700,000 40,473 Yes

Argentine5 14,585 0 27,025 10,305 1,136 28,601 81,652 93,996 300,000 0 No

Armada6 11,606 17,791 24,246 43,143 1,746 5,362 103,894 124,890 250,000 193,637 Yes

Bad Axe7 6,592 0 200 17,537 1,113 6,995 32,437 37,500 300,000 0 No

Bedford*8 4,299 69,156 40,580 19,989 3,409 59,749 197,182 244,775 1,000,000 760,000 No

Bethel9 7,500 0 69,110 37,252 2,235 46,953 163,050 199,674 1,300,000 0 Yes

Beulah10 0 0 4,200 0 948 0 5,148 8,163 0 0 No

Bluewater11 11,107 5,544 12,100 0 197 5,441 34,389 40,305 500,000 68,000 Yes

Brandon Community12 1,429 17,375 18,000 6,500 98 5,625 49,027 63,394 1,100,000 0 Yes

Brighton13 229,086 265,085 521,456 101,852 37,842 562,909 1,718,230 1,928,332 5,100,000 1,900,000 No

Caro14 460 27,442 13,000 25,420 0 32,974 99,296 114,594 1,300,000 0 Yes

Cass City15 0 0 0 0 200 50 250 3,996 278,000 0 Yes

Center Pointe Community16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4,719 0 0 No

Chelsea17 5,634 27,927 46,700 36,100 1,259 14,132 131,752 153,700 600,000 300,000 Yes

Clio Community18 3,722 13,800 12,600 36,444 233 20,142 86,941 94,563 500,000 232,977 No

Colling19 6,407 0 40,198 0 3,430 0 50,035 62,642 850,000 0 Yes

Commerce20 24,266 0 65,342 2,293 1,258 9,731 102,890 126,928 1,250,000 0 No

Cornerstone21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Crossroads22 0 6,930 13,126 4,332 100 7,649 32,137 37,207 500,000 138,000 No

Crosswalk Community23 3,700 19,392 22,153 27,212 108 25,573 98,138 109,864 976,000 196,860 No

Detroit First24 185,816 79,057 413,354 167,527 0 0 845,754 975,263 7,136,045 379,851 No

Detroit Grace25 24,812 39,650 39,000 23,400 0 0 126,862 127,991 1,200,000 561,579 No

Detroit New Hope26 56,714 0 29,684 13,359 460 2,811 103,028 105,834 550,000 495,000 No

Dundee Community27 0 26,770 12,410 23,173 700 0 63,053 77,903 450,000 290,000 Yes

Ellington28 51,800 0 0 0 0 0 51,800 86,355 1,300,000 320,862 Yes

Fenton29 0 0 89,159 36,998 3,432 55,946 185,535 231,540 800,000 0 Yes

Filion30 1,690 1,944 0 15,463 337 15,290 34,724 35,019 150,000 4,647 No

Flint Abundant Grace31 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100,000 0 No

Flint Central32 115,300 622,000 540,258 305,963 17,434 722,439 2,323,394 2,758,255 7,500,000 6,143,224 Yes

Flint East33 74,384 26,468 54,628 37,103 2,661 75,927 271,171 313,785 3,511,000 392,345 Yes

Flint First34 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Flint New Life35 400 0 0 0 200 17,500 18,100 21,548 10,000 0 Yes


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Flint South36 9,318 7,500 28,672 33,785 95 0 79,370 101,325 750,000 94,656 Yes

Flint West37 51,263 51,900 104,260 43,629 8,879 53,723 313,654 407,433 1,300,000 277,000 No

Flushing Community38 0 58,018 72,302 130,529 30,025 12,991 303,865 364,618 1,260,368 561,359 Yes

Fowlerville39 0 43,518 61,455 58,108 24,278 77,189 264,548 300,189 1,213,487 678,573 Yes

Gagetown40 5,349 0 26,539 12,613 972 7,436 52,909 66,785 75,000 0 Yes

Harvest Community41 3,447 4,200 3,850 17,850 3,653 950 33,950 46,125 300,000 0 No

Hazel Park42 0 0 0 6,750 0 22,089 28,839 33,673 250,000 0 No

Highland43 0 0 8,756 19,436 3,097 40,776 72,065 91,946 950,000 0 No

Holly44 16,000 0 29,000 13,500 1,000 10,000 69,500 87,756 650,000 655,000 No

Imlay City45 2,200 0 18,550 12,022 1,171 14,688 48,631 60,146 250,000 0 Yes

Lapeer46 15,775 33,024 28,830 56,324 9,015 32,396 175,364 201,015 800,001 354,137 No

Lindenwood47 8,637 0 0 0 2,090 813 11,540 13,055 103,000 0 No

Madison Heights48 520 0 22,905 18,619 2,830 44,975 89,849 102,816 800,000 0 No

Merritt Road49 0 10,188 9,450 14,850 50 22,810 57,348 69,358 590,500 113,916 Yes

Metropolitan50 18,255 29,231 29,719 28,511 3,880 35,611 145,207 170,437 2,500,000 319,000 Yes

Millington51 300 0 14,710 0 200 17,193 32,403 37,963 1,000,000 0 Yes

Monroe52 8,440 70,236 17,154 35,363 649 77,896 209,738 217,382 1,500,000 892,090 No

Morenci53 70,087 0 74,065 27,871 2,131 79,830 253,984 289,971 1,100,000 0 Yes

Orchard Ridge54 45,400 0 109,000 25,000 12,000 46,181 237,581 273,315 400,000 0 No

Otter Lake55 57,656 0 1 17,388 4,800 12,469 92,314 100,781 350,000 0 Yes

Plumb Line Community56 8,000 10,000 24,360 11,713 650 28,057 82,780 103,049 300,000 88,138 No

Plymouth57 42,361 0 186,181 93,941 6,504 146,550 475,537 572,729 5,350,000 0 No

Port Huron First58 8,646 0 37,025 25,568 1,242 41,942 114,423 133,677 1,500,000 0 Yes

Richfield59 177,626 158,155 236,987 157,633 1,024 127,539 858,964 1,006,838 2,911,401 450,182 Yes

Ridgeway60 3,270 0 42,424 44,058 763 0 90,515 112,861 700,000 0 Yes

Rochester First61 55,367 65,840 54,840 32,100 12,401 17,070 237,618 271,545 3,300,000 775,000 No

Sandusky62 4,025 3,600 8,015 8,050 0 12,223 35,913 42,644 140,000 14,300 No

Silver Lake63 2,090 0 21,700 0 0 42,706 66,496 77,214 1,000,000 0 Yes

Southwest64 803 43,257 0 0 150 17,105 61,315 74,739 1,000,000 525,000 Yes

Swartz Creek65 18,715 14,181 36,708 22,340 500 79,477 171,921 202,785 870,000 56,000 Yes

Taylor66 0 21,624 0 0 0 0 21,624 28,797 300,000 0 No

Tecumseh67 7,049 53,796 51,238 58,944 2,497 34,207 207,731 244,030 1,200,000 279,096 Yes

The Woods68 100,611 167,436 589,859 200,830 6,023 545,284 1,610,043 1,767,671 5,000,000 2,200,000 No

Troy69 25,009 51,086 30,174 38,060 515 37,953 182,797 204,215 3,000,000 686,000 No

- Maranatha70 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No


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Vassar71 5,311 17,160 15,600 7,134 1,770 24,735 71,710 91,473 410,000 171,199 Yes

Williams Lake72 7,000 40,587 52,075 121,673 8,302 229,656 459,293 576,999 1,650,000 200,000 No

Eastern Michigan Supplemental 0 0 18,559 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

21,904,937 89,184,802 17,406,632 14,868,436 3,850,872 251,662 2,494,137 4,378,638 2,239,416 1,653,711

2,000,557 2,240,238 4,014,571 2,567,655 262,229 3,376,457 14,461,707 17,158,430 93,732,415 23,189,972

(346,846) (822) 364,067 (73,518) (10,567) 474,415 406,729 248,202 (4,547,613) (1,285,035)

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Supplemental Statistical Report2014

Eastern Michigan

1,562,698.00Value District Property

Value District Center

Value District Parsonage

585,660.00Indebtedness on District Property

May 20, 2014

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