THE CONFERENCE
JOURNAL
North Carolina Annual Conference
Raleigh Area
of
The United Methodist Church
Southeastern Jurisdiction
Successor to
The North Caiolilna Conference, Methodist Protestant Church, 1828-1939
The North Carolina Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1837-1844
The North Carolina Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, South, 1845-1939
Blue Ridge -Adantic Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1879-1939
Eastern District, North Carolina- Virginia Conference, Central Jurisdiction,
The Methodist Church, 1940-1967
being
The Fortieth Session of The United Methodist Church and the One
Hundred Eighty- Third Session of the oldest constituent member Conference of United Methodism
in the North Carolina Conference
June 11 -14,2008
Alfred W Gwinn, Presiding Bishop
James L. Bryan, Conference Secretary
Produced, Compiled and Edited by:
James L. Bryan
Composition and Desktop Publishing in The United Methodist Building by:
Shannon Medlin
Cover Design by: Rick Clayton, Pastor, Hayes Barton UMC and
Jeff McCauley, Graphic Artist, Raleigh, NC
Printed by: Malloy, Inc., Ann Arbor, Michigan
Alfred W. Gwinn, Jr.
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2008 NORTH CAROLINA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
...in the Ltfx of God
"Lift high the cross, the love of Christ proclaim till all the world adore his
sacred name." United Methodists from across the North Carolina Conference
gather for a third year in Greenville. Delegates and clergy sing the hymns of faith,
worship by the waters of baptism and at Table. The conference conducts
appropriate business, adopts resolutions, and makes appointments. During the
gathered time delegates and participants experience the witness of God's
incredible love lived out in local congregations. The Church celebrates its witness
offaithfuldiscipleshipand its vision to move to all corners of the world.
The Cross lifted high in each session reminds us of our call to be an "Acts
2 Church": Radical Hospitality, Passionate Worship, Intentional Spiritual
Formation, and Risk-Taking Mission and Ministry to the World. The Church meets
to affirm our connection in mission and ministry in offering Christ. The scriptures
shape us as a people and propel us forward for the work of building God's
kingdom.
This is the last year of our Quadrilateral theme: in the light of God. In
previous years the focus has been: Worshipping, Walking, and Working.
Witnessing. ..in the Light of God is the fourth year theme. Placing this in
Wesley's Quadrilateral -what experiences give evidence of the Holy Spirit working
in our lives, in our churches, in our conference?
The conference gathers under the Cross, lifting it high as the proclamation
of faith, the pathway of service. While we gather, the Cross and the flame mark
the location of hundreds of United Methodist Churches scattered throughout the
conference. We depart empowered to take back to those places of service a
renewed spirit of offering the high calling of God in our lives.
Table of Contents
Section I: Conference Officers and Related Ministries
A Cabinet Directory 8
B. Conference Officers 10
C. Methodist Building Staff Directory 12
D. Conference Related Ministries 16
E. Cabinet, Certificates of Ordination and Photos 21
Section II: Conference Organization
A 2008 Annual Conference Organization and Personnel 25
B. Quadrennially Elected Ministries
Conference Boards & Agencies 26
a. Connectional Table 26
b. Outreach Ministries Team 26
c. Christian Formation Team 27
d. Leadership Team 29
e. Stewardship Team 31
f. Nominees to Jurisdictional Pool 33
C. 2008-2009 District Officers and Committees 34
Alphabetical Rolls
1. Lay Members - 2008 Annual Conference 38
2. Conference Clergy and Diaconal Directory 59
Section III: Conference Proceedings
A Conference Officers, Cabinet, and Staff 230
B. 2008 Program - Daily Agenda 232
C. 2008 Conference Guest Speakers/Leaders 236
D. Rules of Order and Procedure 238
E. Daily Minutes of Conference Proceedings 247
F. Business of the Conference (Disciplinary Questions) 270
G. 2008-2009 Appointment List 316
Section IV: Legislation and Reports
Proposed Revision to Conference Connectional Table 342
Communications Circle 345
Archives and History, Commission on 345
Episcopal Circle 347
Christian and Interfaith Unity Council 347
Congregational Development, Commission on 348
District Superintendents, Report of 349
Monitoring and Accountability 358
Mission Development Circle 358
2009 Advance Specials 360
Church and Society, Commission on 368
Disaster Recovery Ministries/M.E. R.C.I 369
Evangelism, Commission on 370
Hispanic Ministries Team 371
Table of Contents cont.
Missions Team 373
Multicultural Ministries 374
Peru Covenant, Task Force on 375
United Methodist Women 377
Spiritual Formation and Leadership Circle 378
Campus Ministry 378
Children's Ministry Team 382
Christian Educators Fellowship 383
Clergy Care, Committee on 383
Clergy Counseling and Consultation, Commission on 385
Conference Relations, Committee on 386
Continuing Education, Committee on 387
Enlistment, Committee on 389
Itinerant Clergy Moving Expense, Committee on 390
Laity, Commission on 392
Lay Ministries of the Year 393
Ministerial Education Fund, Committee on 394
North Carolina Pastors' School and Duke Divinity School Convocation395
Older Adult Ministries, Committee on 396
Ordained Ministry, Board of 397
Psychological Testing and Background Checks, Committee on 399
Residency in Ordained Ministry, Committee on 399
Safe Sanctuaries 401
Sexual Ethics Support Team 401
United Methodist Youth 402
Worship, Commission on 403
Resource Ministries Circle 404
Disability Concerns, Committee on 405
Equitable Compensation, Commission on 406
Incapacity, Joint Committee on 410
Insurance, Committee on 413
Partners in Caring, NC Conference 419
Pensions, Board of 420
United Methodist Foundation 445
Trustees, Board of 448
Finance and Administration, Council on 452
Section V: - Miscellaneous Reports
2007 Compensation of Clergy in Extension Ministries 470
Academy for Leadership Excellence 472
Disciple Bible Outreach 473
Drew Theological Seminary 474
Duke Divinity 476
Table of Contents cont.
Goldlen Cross 478
Methodist Home for Children 479
Southeastern Jurisdiction 480
Statisticians Report 481
Resolutions 484
Section VI: Historical Records
A Memorial Service Bulletin 491
B. Memoirs 494
C. Roll of Deceased 503
D. Historical Statement 506
Section VII: Pastoral and Diaconal Rolls
A Alphabetical Roll - Pastoral Records 510
B. Alphabetical Roll - Diaconal Ministers 588
C. Chronological Roll of Full Connection Pastors 590
D. Spouses of Deceased Pastors 606
Section VIII: Finacial Reports and Local Church Statistics 61 3
NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
ORGANIZATION AND DAILY AGENDA
• CONFERENCE CABINET, EXTENDED CABINET
• METHODIST BUILDING STAFF DIRECTORY
• CONFERENCE RELATED MINISTRIES
• CERTIFICATE OF ORDINATION AND PHOTOS
CONFERENCE CABINET
resident bishop: Alfred (Al) Wesley Gwinn Jr.
DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENTS
burlington: william h. gattis (bill) • 3143 brycewood pl. • burlington nc 2721 5
336.584.7959 • email: bgattis@nccumc.org • fax: 336.585.0260
administrative assistant: sharon smith
durham: gray h. southern • 522 s. duke st. • durham nc 27701
919.682.6439 • email: grays@nccumc.org • fax: 919.956.9172
administrative assistant! jeanne rouse
elizabeth city: r. carl frazier • p.o. box 1 662 • elizabeth city, nc 27906
252.335.2415 • email: cfrazier@nccumc.org • fax: 252.335.5127
administrative assistant! julie o'conner
fayetteville: sam wynn '1911 raeford rd. • fayetteville, nc 28305
910.263.8111 • email: swynn@nccumc.org • fax: 910.485.2778
administrative assistant: donna werner
goldsboro: charles m. cook (chuck) • p.o. box 1 516 • goldsboro, nc 27533
919.734.5324 -email: cook@nccumc.org -fax 91 9.734.2677
administrative assistant: gina harr
greenville: elizabeth h. hood (beth) • 31 3 clifton st. • a-2 • greenville, nc 27858
252.756.3918' email: bethhood@nccumc.org • fax 252. 321. 8787
administrative assistant: barbara matthews
NEW BERN:
dennis m. goodwin • 1 329 glenburnie rd. • new bern, nc 28562
252.635.9704 • email: dgoodwin@nccumc.org • fax 252.635.9706
administrative assistant! sue eubanks
raleigh: timothy j. russell (tim) • p.o. box 1 0955 • raleigh, nc 27605
91 9.834.51 00 • email: trussell@nccumc.org • fax 91 9.834. 1 1 06
administrative assistant: lou ann allred
rockingham: leonard e. fairley • p.o.box 1588 • laurinburg, nc 28353
910.276.6641 -email: lfairley@nccumc.org- fax 91 0.276.8672
administrative assistant: sara cameron
rockymount: samuel d. mcmillan iii (mack) • 3621 sheffield dr. • rocky mount, nc 27803
252. 443. 5540 • email: smcmillan@nccumc.org • fax 252. 443. 3620
administrative assistant: fran stafford
sanford: stephen c. compton (steve) • 503 carthage st., ste 301' sanford, nc 27330
91 9.775.7041 • email: scompton@nccumc.org • fax 91 9.774.6558
administrative assistant: peggy hendley
wilmington: e. powell osteen • 2201 lynnwood dr. • wilmington, nc 28403
91 0.762.0400 • email: posteen@nccumc.org • fax 91 0.763.8043
administrative assistant: jeanne scott
Extended Cabinet
Paul L. Leeland
assistant to the bishop & director of ministerial relations
p.o. box 10955 • raleigh, nc 27605
email: pleeland@nccumc.org • telephone: 919. 832.9560 • ext. 246
or 1.800.849.4433 • fax 919.834.7989
Carol W. Goehring
executive director, conference connectional ministries
p.o. box 10955 • raleigh, nc 27605
email: cgoehring@nccumc.org • telephone: 919.832.9560 • ext. 249
or 1.800.849.4433 • fax 919.834.7989
Christine C. Dodson
treasurer-business manager - pensions officer
p.o. box 10955 • raleigh, nc 27605
email: christine@nccumc.org • telephone: 919.832.9560 • ext. 235
or 1.800.849.4433 • fax 919.834.7989
Irene Brownlee
executive director, academy for leadership excellence
p.o. box 1 0955 • raleigh, nc 27605
email: ibrownlee@nccumc.org • telephone: 919.832.9560 • ext. 299
or 1.800.849.4433 • fax 919.834.7989
Emily Innes
conference lay leader
1012 cedarhurst drive • raleigh, nc 27609
email: emilyinnes@nccumc.org • telephone: 919.376.0321
Conference Officers
Alfred W. Gwinn Jr., Resident Bishop
p.o. box 10955 • raleigh, nc 27605
email:bishopgwinn@nccumc.org • telephone: 919. 832.9560 • ext. 242
or 1.800.849.4433 • fax 919.832.4721
Paul L. Leeland
assistant to the bishop & director of ministerial relations
p.o. box 10955 • raleigh, nc 27605
email: pleeland@nccumc.org • telephone: 919. 832.9560 • ext. 246
or 1.800.849.4433 • fax 919.834.7989
Carol W. Goehring
executive director, conference connectional ministries
p.o. box 1 0955 • raleigh, nc 27605
email:cmsmith@nccumc. org 'telephone: 919.832.9560' ext. 249
or 1.800.849.4433 • fax 919.834.7989
Christine C.Dodson
treasurer-business manager - pensions officer
p.o. box 1 0955 • raleigh, nc 27605
email:christine@nccumc.org • telephone: 919.832.9560 • ext. 235
or 1.800.849.4433 • fax 919.834.7989
James L. Bryan
conference secretary
p.o. box 1 0955 • raleigh, nc 27605
email:jlbryan@nccumc. org 'telephone: 919.832.9560 • ext. 223
or 1.800.849.4433 • fax 919.834.7989
George D. Speake
conference statistician
114 church street' henderson, nc 27536-4227
email:gspeake(5)nccumc.org • telephone: 252.438.8791
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Ivanna Cole
conference controller
p.o. box 1 0955 • raleigh, nc 27605
email: icole@nccumc.org • telephone: 919.832.9560 • ext. 230
or 1.800.849.4433 • fax 919.834.7989
Emily Innes
conference lay leader
1012 cedarhurst drive • raleigh, nc 27609
email: emilyinnes@nccumc.org • telephone: 919.376.0321
Ann Davis, President
united methodist women
1101 N. Overlook Trail • greenville, nc 27858
EMAIL: ARDAV1S9@SUDDENLINK.NET • TELEPHONE: 252.756.6371
Barry Merrill, President
united methodist men
p.o. box 597 • Princeton, nc 27569 • telephone: 919.936.3073
Will Doyle, President
united methodist youth
1110 Barrow Nook Court • Apex, NC 27502
email: kcoole@nc.rr.com • Telephone: 919.362.4547
Wilson Hayman
chancellor
p. o. box 10096 • raleigh, nc 27605 • telephone: 919.783.6400
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United Methodist Building Staff Directory
All Offices:
1.800.849.4433 or 919.832.9560 or FAX 919.834.7989
Bishop's Office
FAX: 919.832.4721
alfred w. (aljgwinn, bishop, raleigh area • email bishopgwinn@nccumc.org ext. 242
sandy smith, administrative assistant
email: smsmith@nccumc. org Ext. 242
Ministerial Relations Office
tba, assistant to bishop
email: Ext. 246
robbie barrett, administrative assistant
email: rwbarrett@nccumc.org Ext. 245
linda bourey, administrative assistant
email: lcbourey@nccumc.org Ext. 244
Conference Connectional Ministries
carol w. goehring, executive director
email: cgoehring@nccumc.org Ext. 249
conference connectional table • disaster response • higher education ministries
nominations • worship • disability concerns • merci
linda harris, administrative assistant /office manager
email: leeharris@nccumc.org Ext. 247
director of lay speaking • criminal justice & mercy ministries • lay speaker training • evangelism
tba, hispanic/latino ministries
email: Ext. 266
linda smith, design works
email: lsmith@nccumc.org Ext. 238
web design • printing • publishing
laura bailey, director, media center
email: llbailey@nccumc.org Ext. 264
christian education • media center • archives/history • older adult ministries
steve taylor, director, missions & justice ministries
email: staylor@nccumc.org Ext. 257
board of missions (loans) • church & community grants • church & society • mission development
• peru covenant • project agape • zoe
home phone: 910.671.8635
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becky bie6ger, administrative assistant
email: beckybiegger@nccumc.org Ext. 256
sue ellen nicholson, director, children, youth & young adult ministries
email: senicholson@nccumc.org Ext. 253
children's ministry team • conference youth events • youth service fund • campus ministries
robin harry, administrative assistant
email: rharry@nccumc.org Ext. 252
wilburn l. (bill) norton, jr., director, communications, advocate editor
email: bnorton@nccumc.org Ext. 263
home phone: 919.851.6005
communications • stewardship • web administrator • laity • united methodist women
lawrence e. (larry) johnson, director, multicultural ministries
email: ljohnson@nccumc.org Ext. 255
monitoring & accountability • multicultural ministries • christian unity
uinted methodist men
leeanne thornton, administrative assistant
email: lbthornton@nccumc. org Ext. 258
MERCI
676 COMMUNITY DRIVE • GOLDSBORO, NC • 27530
1-888-440-9167 • FAX 919. 739.9124
jim huskins, director
email: jhuskins@nccumc.org
dondi byrd, business manager
email: dondibyrd@nccumc.org
ann huffman, volunteer coordinator/casework supervisor
email: ahuffman@nccumc.org
joey williford, construction supervisor
email: jwilliford@nccumc.org
Conference Secretary's Office
james l. (jerry) bryan, conference secretary
email: jlbryan@nccumc.org Ext. 223
shannon medlin, administrative assistant
email: smedlin@nccumc.org Ext. 222
annual conference • book of reports • conference directory • conference journal • clergy
address changes
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Camping Office
wray stephens, executive director • email wray@ncumcamps.org
po box 726 • fuquay-varina, nc • 27526 • 91 9. 552.4673
loretta keshler, administrative assistant
email: loretta@ncumcamps.org
Congregational Development Office
TBA
email: @nccumc.org Ext. 250
church planning/research • clergy/staff leader development • congregational development • new
church development '$10 club
nancy koontz, administrative assistant
email: nkoontz@nccumc.org Ext. 254
Academy for Leadership Excellence
irene brownlee, executive director
email: ibrownlee@nccumc.org Ext. 299
shannon williams, interim director of development
email: swilliams@nccumc.org Ext. 231
Treasurer's Office
christine dodson, cpa, conference treasurer
email: christine@nccumc.org Ext. 235
robbie barrett, administrative assistant - pensions
email: rwbarrett@nccumc.org Ext. 245
katherine bell, accounts payable specialist
email: kbell@nccumc.org Ext. 285
accounts payable
joanna cafferty, pension program administrator
email: jcafferty@nccumc. org Ext. 225
pensions • insurance
ivanna cole, conference controller
email: icole@nccumc.org Ext. 230
apportionments • financial reports
diana hunter, receipts accountant
email: drhunter@nccumc.org Ext. 232
labels • loans receivable • remittances
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ellen picket, receptionist/administrative assistant
email: epicket@nccumc.org Ext. 0
chrisy powell, property manager/ncc pact program administrator
email: cpowell@nccumc.org Ext. 234
financial reports • property management • board of trustees • property and casualty insurance
alison smith, office manager
email: awsmith@nccumc.org Ext. 233
cfa • moving expenses • payroll
caroline thornton, benefits manager
email: caroline@nccumc.org Ext. 228
group insurance administrator • equitable compensation emerging church • golden cross
disbursements • ministers' transition fund
jennifer walls, assistant controller
email: jwalls@nccumc.org Ext. 229
financial reporting • account reconciliation & review
tables i, ii, and iii data
kelly young, accounts receivable specialist
email: kyoung@nccumc.org Ext. 316
pensions • insurance
Information Technology Office
douglas ward, director of information technology
email: DWARD@NCCUMC.ORG Ext. 227
United Methodist Foundation, Inc.
91 9.836.0029 or 1 .800.555.471 8 • FAX: 919. 836.0092
I. LYNN JAMES, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR • EMAIL: UAMES@NCCUMC.ORG
JAMES G. (JIM) MENTZER, DIRECTOR OF PLANNED GIVING • EMAIL: JMENTZER@NCCUMC.ORG
GINA SCHWENN, CONTROLLER • EMAIL: VLSCHWENN@NCCUMC.ORG
KIM SMITH, OFFICE MANAGER • EMAIL: KMSMITH@NCCUMC.ORG
SHANE OXENDINE, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT • EMAIL: S0XENDINE@NCCUMC.ORG
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Conference Related Ministries
Camps
Wray Stephens - Executive Director, P.O. Box 726, Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526
Telephone: (919)552-4673 e-Mail: wray@ncumcamps.org
Chestnut Ridge: Rhonda Parker, Center Director, 4300 Camp Chestnut Ridge Road,
Efland, NC 27243, Telephone: (919) 338-2820 FAX: (919)563-2836
e-Mail: rhonda@campchestnutridge.org
Don Lee: John A. Farmer, Manager/Director, 315 Camp Don Lee Road,
Arapahoe, NC 28510, Telephone: (252)249-1106 or 800-535-5475 FAX: (252)249-0497
e-Mail: john@donleecenter.org
Rockfish: Gene Joiner, Center Director, 226 Camp Rockfish Rd., Parkton, NC 28371,
Telephone: (866) 762-3474 or (910)425-3529 or FAX: (910)875-6177,
e-Mail: gene@rockfishoutdoorcenter.org
Colleges
Bennett College: Julianne Malveaux, President, 900 E. Washington St.,
Greensboro, NC 27401 Telephone: (336)273-4431
Duke University: Richard H. Brodhead, President, Duke University, Durham, NC 27706
Telephone: (919)684-2424 or FAX: (919)684-3050
Greensboro College: Craven Williams, President, 815 W. Market St.
Greensboro, NC 27401-1875 Telephone: (336)272-7102
High Point University: Nido R. Qubein, President, 833 Montlieu Ave.
High Point, NC 27262-3598 Telephone: (336)841-9000
Louisburg College: Rodney S. Foth, President, 501 N. Main Street,
Louisburg, NC 27549, Telephone: (919)497-3201 or FAX: (919)496-7141
Methodist University: M. Elton Hendricks, President, 5400 Ramsey Street,
Fayetteville, NC 28311, Telephone: (910)630-7005 or 1-800-488-7110
or FAX: (910)630-7683
North Carolina Wesleyan College: Stanley Caine, President
3400 North Wesleyan Boulevard, Rocky Mount, NC 27804, Telephone: (252) 985-5100
or 1-800-488-6292 or FAX: (252)977-3701
College Related Ministries
United Methodist Campus Ministers in North Carolina:
A & T State University: Sadye Joyner Milton, 913 Buford Street, Greensboro, NC 27401
Office: (336)273-5691 FAX: (336)273-6121, e-Mail: smilton@triad.rr.com
Appalachian State University: Brad Farrington, 461 Howard Street, Boone, NC 28607
Office: (828) 264-9606, FAX: (828)278-0499, ore-Mail: brad@charterinternet.com
Bennett College: Natalie McLean, 900 E. Washington St., Greensboro, NC 27401,
Office: (336)273-4431, FAX: (336)272-7143, e-Mail: nmclean@bennett.edu
Brevard College: Shelly Webb, 400 N. Broad St., Brevard, NC 28712, Office: (828)883-
8292, FAX: (828)884-3790, e-Mail: webbsf@brevard.edu
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Duke University: Jennifer Copeland, P.O. Box 90974, Durham, NC 27708-0974 Office:
(919)684-6735, FAX: (919) 681-8660, e-Mail: jenny.copeland@duke.edu
East Carolina University: Scott Wilkinson, P.O. Box 8245, Greenville, NC 27835
Office: (252)758-2030, FAX: (252)830-9527, e-Mail: swilkinsonecu@suddenlink.net
Greensboro College: Robert Brewer, 815 W. Market St., Greensboro, NC 27401-1875,
Office: (336)272-7102, FAX: (336) 271-6634, e-Mail:rbrewer@gborocollege.edu
High Point University: Harold Warlick, University Station, High Point, NC 27262, Office:
(336)841-9241, FAX: (336)841-4599, e-Mail: hwarlic@highpoint.edu
Louisburg College: Gloria Harris, 501 N. Main St., Louisburg, NC 27549
Office: (919)497-3231, FAX: (919)496-7141, e-Mail:gholloway@louisburg.edu
Methodist University: Michael Safley, 5400 Ramsey St., Fayetteville, NC 28311
Office: (919)630-7000, e-Mail: msafley@methodist.edu
North Carolina Central University: Michael Page, PO Box 19353, Durham, NC 27707,
Office: (919)530-5263, FAX: (919) 560-5263, e-Mail: mdelanopage@aol.com
NC State University (Raleigh Wesley Foundation): Kirk Oldham, 2503 Clark Avenue,
Raleigh, NC 27607 Office: (919)833-1861, e-Mail: raleigh-wesley@nccumc.org
Pfieffer University: Chris Hughes, PO Box 960, Misenheimer, NC 28109
Office: (704)463-1360, FAX: (704)463-1363, e-Mail: campusministries@pfeiffer.edu
UNC-Asheville: Jennifer Martin, 24 Hyannis Dr., Asheville, NC 28804
Office: (828)250-3842, e-Mail: umcm@unca.edu
UNC-Chapel Hill: Jan Rivero, 214 Pittsboro, Chapel Hill, NC 27516
Office: (919)942-2152, FAX: (919)942-2328, e-Mail: wesleyunc@bellsouth.net
UNC-Charlotte: Steve Cheyney, PO Box 562776, Charlotte, NC 28256, Office:
(704)549-8291, FAX: (704)549-1202, e-Mail: scheyney@uncc.edu
UNC-Greensboro: Butch Sherrill, PO Box 26170, Greensboro, NC 27402-6170
Office: (336)334-5119, FAX: (336)334-3499, e-Mail: hdsherri@uncg.edu
UNC-Pembroke: Dufrene Cummings, 100 Breece St., Pembroke, NC 28372-9659,
Office: (910)521-8197, e-Mail: dcummings@nccumc.org
UNC-Wilmington: Kevin Hay, PO Box 3292, Willmington, NC 28406, Office: (910) 799-
8497, FAX: (910)799-8497, e-Mail: uccmwil@yahoo.com
Wesleyan College: Barry Drum, 3400 North Wesleyan, Rocky Mount, NC 27804,
Office: (252)985-5100, e-Mail: bdrum@ncwc.edu
Western Carolina University: Jay Hinton, PO Box 2345, Cullowhee, NC 28723, Office:
(828)293-9214, FAX: (828)293-9214, e-Mail: jay@wcuwesley.com
Wake Forest Wesley Foundation: Larry Jones, PO Box 7433, Winston-Salem, NC
27109, Office: (336)758-5019, e-Mail: joneslv@wfu.edu
Winston-Salem State University: Pamela Blackstock, PO Box 7433, Winston-Salem,
NC 27109, Office: (336)334-3421, e-Mail: pamelablackstock@yahoo.com
Institutions and Ministries
United Methodist Retirement Homes: Jonathan Erickson, Corp. Exec. Dir., 2600
Croasdaile Farm Parkway, Suite A-500, Durham, NC 27705-3153, Telephone: (919)
384-3000 or FAX: (919)384-3400
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Croasdaile Village: Howard DeWitt, Executive Director, 2600 Croasdaile Farm Parkway,
Durham, NC 27705, Telephone: (919)384-2000 or FAX: (919)384-2480
Cypress Glen Retirement Community: Laurie Stallings, Executive Director,
100 Hickory Street, Greenville, NC 27858, Telephone: 1-800-669-2835
FAX: (252)830-0411
Quail Haven Village: Randy Kropp, Executive Director, 155 Blake Boulevard,
Pinehurst, NC 28374, Telephone: (910)295-2294 or FAX: (910)295-2379
Wesley Pines Retirement Community in Lumberton: Wade Rozier, Executive Director
1000 Wesley Pines Road, Lumberton, NC 28358, Telephone: (910)738-9691
or FAX: (910)738-8905
The Asbury Homes, Inc.: Lisa Hayes, Exec. Dir., 1008 Pireway Rd., Tabor City, NC
28463, (910) 617-5095
Golden Cross: Richard C. Vaughan, Director, PO Box 776, Shallotte, NC 28459-0776,
(910) 754-4840, e-Mail: rvaughan@nccumc.org
Methodist Home for Children: Bruce E. Stanley, President, PO Box 10917, Raleigh, NC
27605, (919) 833-2834 or FAX (919) 755-1833
Missions
Church & Community Worker (GBGM Missionary): Gary Locklear, Rockingham
District Native American Cooperative Ministry, 667 Locklear Rd., Pembroke, NC 28372
Telephone: (910)522-0670, e-Mail: glocklear1@intrstar.net
Church & Community Worker (GBGM Missionary): Alexandria Jones, National Farm
Worker Ministry, 4907 Garrett Rd., Durham, NC 27707
Telephone: (919)489-4485, e-Mail: ajones@nfwm.org
Church & Community Worker (GBGM Missionary): Shirley Townsend Jones,
Bennettsville-Cheraw Area Cooperative Ministry, P.O. Box 397,
Bennettsville, SC 29512, Telephone: (803)479-4895
Conference Missionary Secretary: Bill Haddock, 3300 N. Kerr Ave.
Wlmington, NC 28405, Telephone: (910)762-2583, e-Mail: revbillh@nccumc.org
Other Related Missions
Peru Covenant Task Force: Lucho Reinoso, Chairperson, 5941 E. Main St., Bailey, NC
27807, Telephone: (252)235-6256, e-Mail: reinosol@nccumc.org
Prison MATCH of NC, Inc.: Joan Purcell, Executive Director, P.O. Box 14469,
Raleigh, NC 27620-4469, Telephone: (919)828-4767 or FAX: to "Attention MATCH"
(919)733-8031
Project AGAPE, Armenia: David Haley, Chair, 1407 S. Tarboro St., Wilson, NC 27893,
Telephone: (252)237-3709, e-Mail: dhaley@nccumc.org
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Stewardship Services
Board of Missions, Inc. (Church Loans): Samuel W. Loy, President, 301 Fairfax St.,
Clinton, NC 28328-2114, Telephone: (910) 592-4195 or e-Mail: samloy@nccumc.org
Steve Taylor, Executive Secretary or Becky Biegger, Corporate Secretary., P.O. Box
10955, Raleigh, NC 27605, Telephone: (919)832-9560, 1-800-849-4433 or FAX:
(919)834-7989 e-Mail: staylor@nccumc.org or beckybiegger@nccumc.org
Commission on Stewardship (Consulting Services): W.L. (Bill) Norton, Connectional
Ministries Staff Representative, P.O. Box 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605, Telephone:
(919)832-9560, 1-800-849-4433, FAX: (919)834-7989 or e-Mail:bnorton@nccumc.org
Duke Endowment (Church Grants): W. Joseph Mann, Director, Rural Church Division,
100 N. Tryon St., Suite 3500, Charlotte, NC 28202-4012, Telephone: (704)376-0291,
FAX: (704) 376-9336 or e-Mail: jmann@tde.org
The United Methodist Foundation, Inc.: W. Daniel Pate, President, P.O. Box 1669,
Pinehurst, NC 28370, Telephone: (919)295-2161
I. Lynn James, Executive Director, Planned Giving, P.O. Box 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605,
Telephone: (919)836-0029, 1-800-555-4718 or FAX: (919)834-7989
e-Mail: ijames@nccumc.org
James G. Mentzer, Director, Planned Giving, P.O. Box 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605,
Telephone: (919)836-0029, 1-800-555-4718 or FAX: (919)834-7989
e-Mail: jmentzer@nccumc.org
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Extended Conference Cabinet
Front Row L-R: (SA) Milton Gilbert, (GO) Chuck Cook, Bishop Gwinn, Back Row L-R : (BU) Bill Gattis, (RA) Ned Hill, (FA) Carol Goehring, (EC) Belton
Joyner, Irene Brownlee, (GR) Beth Hood, Charles M. Smith, Christine Dodson, (RM) Bill Simpson, (Wl) Tim Russell, (DU) Gray Southern, (NB)
Dennis Goodwin i Emily Innes, Paul Leeland, (RO) Leonard Fairley, Steve Compton
Conference Cabinet
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Front Row L-R: (SA) Milton H. Gilbert, (GO) Chuck Cook, Bishop Gwinn
Back Row L-R :(BU) Bill Gattis, (FA) Carol Goehring, (RA) Ned Hill, (GR) Beth Hood,
(EC) Belton Joyner, (RM) Bill Simpson, (Wl) Tim Russell, (DU) Gray Southern, (NB) Dennis Goodwin, (RO) Leonard Fairley, Paul Leeland
C E RT I F I C AT E S O F ORDINATION
This is to certify that I, Alfred W. Gwinn, one of the bishops of The United Methodist Church at the
Greenville Convention Center in Greenville, North Carolina on June 1 1 , 2008 did ordain Elders as
follows:
Cheryl Wynn Brown
LuAnn Herring Charlton
Thurman Adair Horney, Jr.
Fred Douglas Johnson
Heather Heinzman Lear
Donna McClain Thompson
This is to certify that I, Alfred W. Gwinn, one of the bishops of The United Methodist Church at the
Greenville Convention Center in Greenville, North Carolina on June 1 1 , 2008 did ordain Deacon as
follows:
Jo Elaine Harris
This is to certify that I, Alfred W. Gwinn, one of the bishops of The United Methodist Church at the
Greenville Convention Center in Greenville, North Carolina on June 1 1 , 2008 did commission as
Probationary Members in preparation for the order of Elder or Deacon as follows:
Benjamin David Alexander
Owen Edwards Barrow
Christie Ann Burley
Laura Autry Dunlap
Davd Alan Foushee
Ronald Edward Gurganus
Gertrude Brenda Willis Jones
Jessie Shuman Larkins
Harold Cleveland May m
Mary Frances McClure
Ellen Margaret McCubbin
Martha Ann Kimball McLean
Hannah Pinckney McManus
Courtney Michel Randall
Vermel Harrison Taylor
Douglas Jay Wagner
Nancy McGee Willard
Lisa Naa-Shormey Yebuah
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ELDERS IN FULL CONNECTION
DEACON IN FULL CONNECTION
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PROBATIONARY MEMBERS
2008 RETIREES AND SPOUSES
Front L-R: Bill Switzer, Maryellen Phelan Switzer, Carolyn Cummings -Woriax,
Milton Gilbert, Lucretia Gilbert, Virgil (Butch) Huffman Second Row L-R:
Coleen Armistead, Barbara Smith, Glenn Everett Back Row L-R: Leonard
Doucett, Ralph Stewart, Joe Motley, Glenn Edgerton, Bill Simpson, Roger
Armistead, Charles Michael Smith, Clark Barfield
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NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION
• CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION AND PERSONNEL
• CONFERENCE BOARDS AND AGENCIES
• DISTRICT OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES
• 2008ANNUALCONFERENCELAYMEMBERS
• CONFERENCE CLERGY AND DIACONAL DIRECTORY
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2008 conference organization and personnel
Annual Conference Program, Committee on
Area Bishop Alfred W. Gwinn, Jr.
Conference Lay Leader Emily Innes
Conference Secretary James (Jerry) L. Bryan
District Superintendent, Host District Milton Gilbert, Sanford District
Executive Director, Connectional Ministries Charles Michael Smith
President, UMM Barry Merrill
President, UMW Ann Davis
President, UMYF Will Doyle
Ex-Officio
Assistant to the Bishop Paul L. Leeland
Annual Conference Music Coordinator Brent Hubbell
Assistant Conference Secretary Stephen (Steve) N. Little
Associate Director for Communications/Stewardship Wilburn L. (Bill) Norton, Jr.
Chairperson, Board of Worship Johnnie Wright
Conference Theme/Schedule Coordinator Richard T. Clayton
Conference Treasurer Christine Dodson
At Large LaNella Smith
Lay Leader, Host District Ted Thomas
Head Ushers Clergy: Jerry Schronce, Jim Whittaker;
Lay: Tanya Alvord, Harry Sugg
Memoirs, Committee on The Conference Secretary and the Cabinet
Minutes, Committee on Gayla E. Collins, Chairperson;Eldrick R.Davis,
Roderic L.Mullen
Registration of Delegates, Committee on Ray T. Gooch, Chairperson
Resolutions & Reference, Committee on Alan P. Swartz, Chairperson;
Clerical: Steven A. Hickle, Milford Oxendine, Jr.; Conference Lay Leader; Confernce
UMW President; Conference UMM President
Tellers
Chief Clerical Teller F. Bruce Allen
Chief Lay Teller Anna Gail Workman
District Clerical Lay
Burlington Scott Finicum Shelia Greeson
Durham Pam Gilliam Barbara Knopp
Elizabeth City John Dutton Charlie Morris
Fayetteville Garry McCaffery Jerline Miller
Goldsboro Ed Drew Keith Stewart
Greenville William Price Bill Waller
New Bern Kent Smith Ann kelsey
Raleigh Rhonda Maurer Carlin Johnson
Rockingham Diana Killian Jackie Rentz
Rocky Mount Kris Williams Fred Hight
Sanford Chuck Plowman Carol Thomas
Wilmington Linda Taylor Jim Bliss
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CONFERENCE BOARDS AND AGENCIES
Structure Review Team
Outreach Ministry Team Representative, Leadership TeamRepresentative, Christian Formation
Team Representative, Stewardship Team Representative, Bishop, Executive Director of
Connectional Ministries, Conference Lay Leader, At Large: 2006-Delores Langley, 2006-Richard
Clayton
Conference Connectional Table
Bishop, Representative from the following. CUIC [Edgar Dejesus], Church & Society [Brian
Wingo], Communications [Taylor A tills], Conference Staff Relations [Marty Hunicutt] ,
Congregational Development [Gary Alfred], CF&A [Danny Allen], Education & Nurture
[Susan Hobbs], Evangelism [Carol Dean], Board of Institutions, Missions [Sam Loy],
Multicultural & Racial Mnistires [Marcus Singleton], Ordained Ministry [Ray Broadwell],
Pensions & Past Service Liability [Don Phillips], Spiritual Life [LuAnn Charlton], Stewardship
[Gypsie Murdaugh], Trustees [Cashar Evans] At Large Alembers: 2005-Alan Sasser, 2005-
Thomas M Greener, 2006-Melba McCallum, 2008-Woo-IL (Paul) Lee, 2008-Laura Early,
2008-Timothy Reaves, 2008-Trish Archer, 2008-Ben Alexander, 2008-Eldnck Davis, 2008-
Grace Hackney, 2008-Edgar Dejesus, 2008-Charles Moseley, Ex-officio with vote: Conference Lay
Leader, United Methodist Men President, United Methodist Women President, United
Methodist Youth President, Assistant to Bishop, Conference Treasurer, Director of Congrega-
tional Development, District Superintendent, Exec. Director of Connectional Ministries, Voice
without Vote: Directors on CCT Ministries Staff
Outreach Ministry Team
Steve Taylor; CCT Members-at-Large: Paul Lee, Grace Hackney, Laura Early; Other Members:
Sam Loy [Chair, Board of Missions], Tom Starnes [President, UMM], Ann Davis [President,
UMW] Paul Dunham [Communications]
MISSIONS
BU:2004-Terry L. Huffines, DU:2008-Jay Davis, EC:2008-Greg Barnck, FA:2005-Michael L.
Hale, GO:2008-Ron Rivenbark, GR2007-Robert Lee Fletcher, NB:2008-Conme Stutts,
RA2005-Jo Elaine Harris [Vice Chair], RO:2004-Lawrence Dye, RM:2008-Kris Williams,
SA:2006-Patncia Sykes, WL2004- William A. Haddock, Jr.; At Large Members: 2008-Sam Loy
[Chair], 2008-Luis Reinoso, 2008-Barbara Anderson Melvin; One GBGM Representatives,
Dir. Robeson County Center, UMW Ed. Interpretation, Dir. VIM, Dir. Golden Cross,
MERCI Director, Conference Mssion Sec, Disaster Response Chair/Rep., Disabilities (Special
Needs) Chair/Rep., Disciple Bible Outreach Mins. Chair/Rep., Criminal Jusitice & Mercy
Mnis. Chair/Rep., 2 Missionary/ Church & Community Workers, ZOE Director, Society of
St. Andrew Rep., Stop Hunger Now Rep., Project Agape Chair, Peru Covenant Chair,
Yokefellows Rep., Kairos Prison Min. Rep., Refugee & Immigration Chair/Rep.
MERCI
2006-Jay Locklear, 2006-Rick Moser, 2006-Suzanne Cobb [Chair], 2006-Tom Blalock, 2007-
Julio Alverez [Vice Chair], 2007-Ronald Cromartie, 2008-William A. Olsen [Secretary], 2008-
Hal Denny, 2008-Priscilla Fulcher, 2008-Randy Maynard; Ex-officio with vote: Trustees Repre-
sentative, UMM Representative, UMW Representative, Exec. Director of Connectional
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Ministries, Goldsboro District Superintendent, Conference Controller; Ex-officio without vote:
MERCI Director, CFA Representative, Business Manager
DISASTER RESPONSE DISTRICT COORDINATORS
BU-John Woodard, DU-William Marvin Budzinski [Chair], EC-Hal Denny, FA-James E.
Bailey, GO-David Adams, GR-Cliff Harvell [Vice Chair], NB-Rick A. Moser, RA-John Roger
Christman, RO-Tommy Le"wis, RM-Roger E. Cope, SA-Thomas A. Simpson, Wl-Steve Hall,
Bill Gross [UMVIM], Phil Platter [UMM], Executive Director of Connectional Ministries
REFUGEE & IMMIGRATION
2007-Luis Felipe Reinoso, 2008-JoAnna Cafferty [Vice Chair], 2008-Rosanna C. Panizo-
Valladares [Chair], 2008-Connie Stutts, 2008-Penny Thompson, 2008-Lynne Alanweiler
[Secretary], 2008-Leo (Leon) Reich
BOARD OF INSTITUTIONS
2002-Colleen Bush, 2002 -Tom Newman, 2005-Beth Norris, 2005-Charles Foskey, 2005-Gayla
E. Collins, 2007-Cheryl Lawrence, 2007-NeU Andrews, 2007-Dons Bluitt, 2007-Sandy Scarlett,
2008-Robbie Lowry, 2008 -W Joseph Mann, 2008-Damel Earnhardt, 2008-Milton Gilbert,
2008-William C. Simpson, Jr.; Ex-Officio with vote: Conference Chancellor, Ex-Ojficio without
vote: UMRH Director, MHC Director, UMF Director, Methodist University President, NCW
College President, Louisburg College President, Asbury Homes Director, Assistant to the
Bishop
Christian Formation Team
Carol Goehring, CCT Members-at-Large: Charles Moseley, Tim Reaves, Terry Hunt; Other
Members: Carol Dean [Chair, Evangelism], Brian Wingo [Chair, Church & Society], Gary
Alfred [Chair, Congregational Development], Susan Hobbs [Chair, Education & Nurture],
LuAnn Charlton [Chair, Spiritual Life]
EVANGELISM
2003-Toni L. Wood, 2004-J. Neal Salter, Jr. [Vice Chair], 2004-Tom Walden, 2004-Olivia
Dowdy Brown, 2004-Jerry W. Cribb, 2004-Terry Hunt, 2005-Eddie Hill, 2005-Carol Dean
[Chair], 2005-Matt Evans, 2008-Brenda Brown, 2008-Pandora Cummings, 2008-Terry A.
Hobbs [Secretary], 2008-Yuko MiUer, 2008-WiUiam Howard Altaian, Jr., 2008-Thurman
Horney, 2008-Jerry Jackson; Ex-officio without vote: GBOD Representative
CHURCH & SOCIETY
2004-Carolyn Pilgrim, 2004-David Harvin, 2005-Wray Stephens, 2005-Jesse C. Staton, Jr.,
2008-Bill Cottingham, 2008-Mary Armstrong [Vice Chair], 2008-Brian Wingo [Chair], 2008-
Enc Lindblade [Secretary], 2008-Christi Dye, 2008-K. Meredith Faggart, 2008-Sharon
Cummings, 2008-James Malloy; Ex-officio with vote: UMW Social Action Coordinator, GBCS
Rep, Peace with Justice Coordinator, UMY Representative, Cabinet Representative, Leonard
Fairley
CONGREGATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
2004-Daniel Pantoja, 2004-Kevin Baker, 2004-Gary Alfred [Chair], 2004-Carlin Johnson [Vice
Chair], 2008-James Henderson, 2008-Thomas W Newman [Secretary], 2008-William Craig
Ham, 2008-Chang Bae Kim, 2008-Fedelia Locklear, Cabinet Representative
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C0NGREGAT10NALDEVEL0PMENT FUND
Class of 2006-2010: 2005-M. Claire Clyburn McKeown, 2004-Roger Honbarrier; Class of
2007-2011: 2004-L. Merritt Jones, 2004-Robin Cummings; Class of 2008-2012: 2008-Sharon
Strother, [Secretary /Treasurer]; 2008-Gary Pratt [Vice President], Cong. Dev. Commission
Rep., Gary Alfred; Roger Honbarrier, President
EDUCATION & NURTURE
Youth Representative, Young Adult Representative, Older Adult Representative, Higher
Education and Campus Ministry Representative, Children's Mininstry Representative,
Archives & History Representative, Media Center Committee Representative, Camp and
Retreat Ministries Representative
CHILDREN'S MINISTRY
2003-Amy Staley [Chak], 2004-Bienda Wilson, 2007-Allison Brady Hocutt, 2008-Brenda Blown
[Secretary], 2008-Ricliard Booker, 2008-Robiri Marley [Vice Chair], 2008-Mamie Alley, 2008-Toiii
Wood, 2008-Oliiida Edith Salazar-Veliz, UMW Representative
SAFE SANCTUARIES
Dorothy Funkhouser [Chair], Cynthia Powell, Donna Pinckney, ]ay Locklear, ]immie Shuler,
]ohn Hughes, Mary ]ane Wilson-Parsons, Randy Smith, Toni Wood, Rob Phillips
OLDER ADULT MINISTRY
2003-Damel P. Jones, 2003-Jerry Bryan, 2003-Robert Kenneth Eldredge, 2004-Michael A.
Davis [Vice Chair], 2004-Susan Hobbs, 2005-Harold D. Salmon, 2005-Judy Stephens, 2005-
Mary Beth Pugh, 2008-Juanita Staples [Secretary], 2005-Nina Paul Vinson [Chair], Cabinet
Representative, Board of Laity Representative
HIGHER EDUCATION & CAMPUS MINISTRY
2004-Henry Jarre tt, 2004-Eddie Hill, 2005-Cherilyn Heggen Peay, 2006-Nicholas (Nick)
Didow, 2007-Ben Adams, 2007-Reginald Ponder, Sr., 2008-Howard Emory Anderson, 2008-
William Braswell, 2008-Carl Hammett King, 2008-Hyung Kim, 2008-Ron Singletary; Seven
(7) Campus Ministers, Six (6) College Presidents, Dean Duke Divinity School, GBHEM
Representative, Exec. Director Connectional Mnistries, Director of Young Adult Ministries,
Cabinet Representative
MEDIA CENTER
Cabinet Representative, Laity Representative, Leadership Academy Representative, CCT
Representative, Formation Team Representative
ARCHIVES & HISTORY
2004-Jane Greeson, 2005-Mildred Swain, 2005-Beverly S. Pierpoint, 2007-Jack Benfield, 2008-
John K. Bergland, 2008-Dennis Lamm, 2008-Martha Moye, Conference Historian, Conference
Secretary, President, Historical Society
SPIRITUAL LIFE TEAM
2008-Dennis Adams, 2008-Lib Campbell [Vice Chair], 2008-Gayle Felton, 2008-Judith S.
Stephens [Secretary], 2008-James R. Sanderson, 2008-Delores Langley, 2008-Janet Locklear,
2008-LuAnn Charlton [Chair]
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WORSHIP
2005-E. Ray Brooks, 2005-Kwan Seok Kim, 2005-MoUy Link Shivers, 2008-WiUiam Bill
Weisser [Chair], 2008-Cleve May [Secretary], 2008-David Hutchins, 2008-David Jack Beck,
2008-Diane Christianson, 2008-Felicia Locklear, 2008-Lisa Yebuah, 2008-Susan Southern [Vice
Chair], FUMMWOA President, Executive Director Connectional Ministries
Leadership T eam
Laura Bailey, CCT Members-at-Large: Eldrick Davis, Trish Archer, Ben Alexander; Other
Members: Marcus Singleton [Designee, Alulticultural & Racial Ministries], Emily Innes [Chair,
Board of Laity], Ray Broadwell [Designee, Board of Ordained Ministries], Edgar Dejesus
[Chair, Christian Unity & Interreligious Concerns], Marty Hunicutt [Chair, Conference-Staff
Relations]
ACADEMY FOR LEADERSHIP EXCELLENCE
Larry Coats, Barbara Mulkey, Robin Cummings, Roger Elliott, Ken Eudy, Norris Tolson
MULTICULTURAL MINISTRIES
2008-Ismael Ruiz Millan, 2008-Sadot Mendez, 2008-Marcus Singleton [CCT Rep.], 2008-
Chanequa Walker Barnes [Vice Chair], 2008-Mike Eubanks, 2008-Linda Richardson, 2008-
Roberta Brown [Secretary], 2008-Terry Michael Williams [Chair], 2008-Kum Namkung, 2008-
Sang Seon V a.rk; At Large: 2008-Chris Kudza Chikoore, 2008-E. Ray Brooks
HISPANIC/LATINO
2004- Alma Ruiz Milan [Secretary], 2004-Sadat Mendez [Vice Chair], 2005-Luis Felipe Reinoso,
2006-Kevin Baker, 2006-Carmen Casillas [Chair], 2006-Ismael Ruiz Millan, 2008-Terry
Williams, 2008-Daniel Pantoja
STRENGTHENING the BLACK CHURCH
2004-Dwayne Alston, 2008-James Henderson, 2008-Loletha Porter, 2008-Marcus Singleton,
200-J. Michael Eubanks, 2008-Dayatra Brown, 2008-Chanequa Walker Barnes
NATIVE AMERICAN MINISTRY
2005-Roberta Brown [Vice Chair], 2006-Robert L. Mangum, 2008-Shirley Townsend Jones,
2008-Darlene Jacobs [Secretary], 2008-Ray Brooks, 2008-Larry Chandler, 2008-Sylvia Collins
Ball, 2008-Gary Wayne Locklear [Chair]
ASIAN MINISTRY
2008-Sang Park, 2008-Kum Namkung; 2008-Yuko Miller, 2008-11 Mung Yim, 2008-Seong il-
Eom
MONITORING & ACCOUNTABILITY
BU-2008-Donme L.Jones, DU-2008-Chanequa Walker-Barnes, EC-2005-Mary Jane Wilson
Parsons, FA-2008-Harry Miller [Secretary], GO -200 8 -Edward Raymond Drew [Vice Chair],
GR-2008-William Edward Price [Assistant Secretary], NB-2005-Patty Stricklin, RA-2008-
Edward Nicholas Priestaf, RO-2008-Janet Cummings Locklear, RO-2008-Annie Fairley, RM-
2008-Woo-IL (Paul) Lee, RM-2008-Seong-IL Eom, SA-2008-James Edward Malloy, SA-2008-
David Banks, WI-2008-Carolyn Hankins; Ex-qfficio with vote: Representative GCRR, Represen-
tative GBM COSROW
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NOMINATIONS
Bishop, Ministry Cabinet, 2005-Pat McGhee, 2005-Edgar Dejesus, 2008-Terry Hunt, 2008-
Felicia Locklear, 2008-Beth Norris, 2008-Charles Astrike, 2008-Cashar Evans, 2008-Duane
Partin, 2008-Kent Smith, 2008-Duncan McMiUan, 2008-Rosanna C. Pamzo-VaUadares, 2008-
Grace Hackney, 2008-Marshall Old, President UMM, President UMW, President UMY
BOARD OF LAITY
12 District Lay Leaders, Conference UMW President, Conference UMM President, Conference
UMY President, Conference Director of Lay Speaking Ministries, At Large: Conference UMW,
Conference UMM, Conference UMY, Conference Lay Leader
BOARD OF ORDAINED MINISTRY
2008-Colleen Astrike, 2008-Valerie Ballance, 2008-Robert E. Bergland, 2008-Allen Bingham,
2008-Manlyn Boyce, 2004-Eston Brinkley, 2008-Ray Broadwell [Vice Chair], 2008-Ralph
Bro"wn, 2008-David Bro"wnlee, 2008-Jesse Brunson, 2004-Joseph Callahan, 2005-John Check,
2008-Edgardo Colon-Emeric, 2008-Francis Daniel, 2008-Joyce Day, 2008-Mike Frese [Secre-
tary], 2008-Grier Garrick, 2008-Irene Gattis, 2008-Ray Gooch, 2006-Charlene Pierce Guider,
2008-Ken Hall, Jr., 2004-Regina Henderson, 2008-Ned Hill [Chair], 2008-Elizabeth Hood,
2004-Alvin M. Home, 2008-Randy Innes, 2008-Richard C. Jackson, 2005-Damel P. Jones,
2008-Andrew Keck, 2008-Sam Lewis, 2008-Trip Lowery, 2002-Gloria McAuley, 2008-Steve
McElroy, 2008-Ken McLean, 2004-Homer Morris, 2008-Kong Namkung, 2005-Keith Nanney,
2008-Marshall Old, 2008-William (Bill) Presnell, 20080-Liz Roberts, 2008-Charles Russell
2008-Timothy Russell, 2008-Jeff Severt, 2008-Judi Smith, 2005-Bruce Stanley, 2008-Jonathan
E. Strother, 2008-Catherine Thompson, 2008-Donna Thompson, 2001-Denise Conner
Waters, 2008-Woody Wells, 2004-Andrea Woodhouse, Cabinet Representative
SEXUAL ETHICS
2008-Fred Hight, 2008-Sandra Ray, 2008-Chanequa Walker-Barnes, Three Clergy selected by
BOM
CLERGY COUNSELING and CONSULTATION SERVICES
Term Expire 201 2: Regina Dickens, Pat McGhee; Term Expire 2011: Mary Susan Fulghum, Sid
Huggins; Term Expire 201 0: Brenda Walton, Robert Wallace; Term Expire 2009: Beth Norris,
James C. Lee
ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW
Johnnie Wright, Trish Archer, Ed Alorrison, Alternates: Don Phillips, Laura Hays Mitchell
CONFERENCE RULES
2005-Jane Johnson, 2005-Bob Guthrie, 2008-Charles K Moseley, 2008-Jerline Miller, 2008-
Thomas M. Greener, 2008-Darlene Demby, 2008-Robert Deese, Ex-ojjicio with Vote: Confer-
ence Parliamentarian, Conference Secretary
INVESTIGATION
Clergy: 2008-Kenneth Locklear, 208-William (Bill) Weisser, 2008-Eldrick Davis, 2008-David
Banks; Laity: 2008-Beth Frazier, 2008-Norns Tolson, 2008-Gary Lopp;A/ternates-C/ergy: 2008-
Susan Pate Greenwood, 2008-Arnold Gene Cobb, Jr., 2008-Jonathan David Jeffries, 2008-
Taylor Mills, 2008-William W Braswell; Alternates-Eaity: 2008-Louisa Locklear, 2008-Barbara
A. Melvin, 2008-Dick Douglas, 2008-Lee WaUace, 2008-Jeanne Rouse
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DIACONAL MINISTRY COMMITTEE ON INVESTIGATION
Principals: Sue Ellen Nicholson, Anna Gail Workman, Margaret Anne Biddle, Stan Belyeu, 3
Clergy in Full Connection: Para Drake, William Simpson, David Wade; Clergy Alternates: William
Snotherly, Dennis Adams, Thomas Holtsclaw, Stuart Milton, Haywood Smith; Lay Alternates:
Small, Thomas Walden, Jo Ann Barbour, Judy Faggart, Ted Thomas
CHRISTIAN UNITY & INTERRELIGIOUS CONCERNS
2003-Larry Chandler, 2003-Laurie Hays Coffman, 2005-Carolyn Roy, 2006-Edgar De Jesus
[Chair], 2008-David C. Wade, 2008-Para L. Drake, 2008-Bryan Faggart [Vice Chair], 2008-
Loletha Porter, 2008-Jerry Schronce, 2008-Linda Raim, 2008-Mary McDonald, 2008-Cheryl
Wyatt, 2008-Karl Grant, 2008-Dorathy Chance
NC COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
F. Belton Joyner, William E. Braswell, William C. Simpson, Jr., Darlene Jacobs, Paul
Stallsworth, Paul Chitnis, David Banks, Randy Innes, Resident Bishop, Exec. Director of
Connectional Ministries, Four members of CUIC
CONFERENCE STAFF RELATIONS
2005-Luis Felipe Reinoso, 2008-Jerline C. Miller [Vice Chair], 2008-Lou Davis [Secretary], 2008-
Gary Wayne Locklear, 2008-Marty Hunicutt [Chair], 2008-Roger Elliott, Cabinet Representa-
tive, Bishop, Conference Lay Leader, Council on Finance & Administration Rep., Exec.
Director of Connectional Ministries, Conference Treasurer, Director of Ministerial Relations,
Conference Secretary, United Methodist Foundation Director
EPISCOPACY
2004-Dons Bluitt, 2004-Edna Cummings, 2008-Gene Cobb, 2008-Terry Hunt, 2008-Linda
Taylor, 2008-Carlin Johnson, 2008-Charles Astrike, 2008-Don Curtis, 2008-Cashar Evans,
2008-Mark Miller, 2008-Mary Susan Fulghum, SEJ Representative, Lay, SEJ Representative,
Clergy, Conference Lay Leader, ConferenceYouth President
Stewardship Team
Bill Norton, CCT Members-at-Large: Tom Greener, Alan Sasser, Melba McCallum; Other
Members: Danny Allen [Chair, Conference Finance & Administration], Gypsie Murdaugh
[Chair, Stewardship], Don Phillips [Chair, Board of Pensions], Cashar Evans [Chair, Board
of Trustees], Taylor Mills [Chair, Communications]
COUNCIL ON FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION
2002-Susan Pate Greenwood, 2002-Sylvia Harriss, 2003-Chris Miller, 2004-Danny Allen
[Chair], 2004-Karen H. Whitaker, 2004-Paulette Ealey, 2005-Larry Robinson, 2006-Albert
Shuler, 2006-David Clift, 2006-Rachel Moser, 2006-Richard T Clayton, 2006-William Inabmt,
2008-Bob Bauman, 2008-Charles Astrike, 2008-Cynthia Walker, 2008-Gurney Hunt, 2008-
Herbert Lowry, 2008-James P. "Pat" Harrell, 2008-Louis M. Jones, Jr., 2008-Robert C. Frazier,
Sr., 2008-Shelia Ahler, Ex-officio without vote: Exec. Director of Connectional Ministries,
Bishop, Conference Treasurer
RESOLUTIONS AND REFERENCE
4 Lay Persons, Conference UMW President, Conference UMM President, Conference Lay
Leader, Conference Youth Legislative Affairs Representative, 3 Clergy Persons: Alan Swartz, Ben
Sims, Charles M Smith
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EQUITABLE COMPENSATION
2006-Patrick Mann, 2008, LaNella Smith, 2008-Para Drake [Chair], (Membership more than 200)
2008-Ann Faust [Vice Chair], 2008-Donme L. Jones, (Membership less than 200) 2004-Snodie
Wilson, 2005-Johnnie Wright, 2008 -Vermel Taylor [Secretary], Cabinet Representative
STEWARDSHIP
2003-Benjamin N. Sims [Vice Chair], 2004-Polly Lewis, 2007-Gypsie Murdaugh [Chair], 2008-
Bonnie Block Francis [Secretary], 2008-Jimmy Owens, 2008-LaNella Smith, 2008-Duane
Partin, 2008-Kim Lamb, 2008-Mark Johnson, 2008-Bill Carter, Assistant to Bishop
INTINERANT CLERGY MOVING EXPENSE
2004-Jane Johnson [Chair], 2008-Demse Baker, 2008-Sylvia Collins BaU [Vice Chair], 2008-
Susie Mills, 2008-A1 Hocutt [Secretary], 2008-William Price, 2008-T.R. Miller, Equitable
Compensation Representative, Director of Ministerial Relations, Conference Treasurer,
Council on Finance and Administration Rep.
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
2003-Alan Swartz [Chair], 2003-Todd Krueger [Secretary], 2008-Elizabeth Oxendine, 2008-
Andrew Keck, 2008-George Speake, Conference Treasurer, Assistant to Bishop, Exec. Director
of Connectional Ministries
PENSIONS & PAST SERVICE LIABILITY
2001-James Donald Phillips [Chair], 2001-H. Gray Southern, 2002-Charles K. Morrison,
2002-Charles Smith, 2003-Annette Wright [Secretary], 2004-James G. Mentzer, [Vice Chair],
2004-H. Sidney Huggins III, 2004-Dave Adams, 2005-Dwayne Alston, 2005-George A.
Jones, 2005-G Rosser Carter III, 2005-Larry Dempsey 2006-Benjamin McCallum, 2008-
Oliver Ethendge, 2008-Pandora Cummings, 2008-Robert Deese, 2008-David Dobbs, 2008-
Steve Thomas; Ex-ojjicio without vote: Cabinet Representative, Conference Treasurer/Pension
Officer, Director of Ministerial Relations, Benefits Consultant
INSURANCE
Laity-3 persons (elected by Board of Laity), Board of Pensions - 2 persons, Board of Pension
Chairperson, Joint Committee on Incapacity - 2 persons, Ordained Ministry - 2 persons,
Golden Cross, At Large - 5 persons: 2004-Joe Casteel, 2004-H. Gray Southern, 2004-James G
Mentzer, 2008-Gypsie Murdaugh, 2008-Tina Reaves, Ex-officio without vote: Director Ministerial
Relations, Treasurer/Pension Officer, Conference Controller, Conference Benefits Manager,
Benefits Consultant
TRUSTEES
2002 -Bill Blount, 2002-Cashar Evans [Trustees], 2003-Jack L. Hunter, 2003-Susan Gira, 2004-
Robert E. Smith [Secretary], 2005-Melba McCallum [Vice Chair], 2005-Laura Little, 2006-Nell
Laton, 2007-Alex J. Edmonds, 2008-Kenneth Locklear, 2008-Richard Stone, 2008-Lmda
Taylor, Ex-officio without vote: Conference Treasurer, Cabinet Representative
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EPISCOPAL RESIDENCE
Episcopacy Committee Chairperson, Council on Finance and Administration Chairperson,
Conference Treasurer, Board of Trustees Chairperson
APPEALS FOR CHURCH LOCATIONS AND BUILDINGS
2004-Carol Dean, 2008-Chris Adylett, 2008-Jeff Lechy, 2008-John Upton, 2008-Laird Sager
COMMUNICATIONS
2004-Taylor Mills [Chair], 2004-Paul Dunham [Secretary], 2008-Stuart Milton, 2008-Joe M.
Parker [Vice Chair], 2008-Sharon Upchurch, 2008-Cheryl Lawrence, 2008-Elizabeth Oxendine,
Executive Director of Connectional Ministries, Advocate Representative, Information
Technology Representative
NOMINEES TO THE JURISDICTIONAL POOL
In addition to members of the General Conference delegation the following person are
nominated to the Jurisdictional Pool for membership on General Boards and Agencies:
CLERGY
Laurie Hays Coffman, Charles Cook, Regina Henderson, Samuel D McMillan III, Timothy
Reaves
LAYWOMEN
Irene Brownlee, Annie Fairley, Darlene Jacobs, Jimmie Shuler, LaNella Smith
LAYMEN
Emory Anderson, Rick Hebert, Sam Isley, Patrick Mann, Tom Walden
YOUTH
Will Archer, Sarah Bergland, Courtney Jennings, Ali Santiago, Mary Gray Southern
YOUNG ADULT
Emily Farnell, Laura Lord, Duncan McMillan, Esther Namkoong, Caleb Parker
OLDER ADULT
Dan Jones, Jeanne Rouse, Charles Michael Smith, Lynn Smith
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
Eileen Bisgrove, Susan Harsh-Cafferty, Bonnie Jones, Jerline Miller, Ed Morrison
RACIAL/ETHNIC PERSONS
AFRICAN-AMERICAN
Dwayne Alston, Gloria McAuley
ASIAN-AMERICAN
Edgar Dejesus, Won Namkoong
HISPANIC
Edgardo Colon-Emeric, Cookie Santiago
NATIVE-AMERICAN
Kenneth Locklear, Robbie Lowry
PACIFIC ISLANDERS
Konenerio Apisai
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District Officers and Committees
BURLINGTON DISTRICT
Lay Leader: JoAnn Barbour
Committee on District Superintendency:
Karen Angel, JoAnn Barbour-Lay Leader, Ron Barrett, Linda Baucom, Bonnie Brewer,
Renee Burnette, Ken Hall, Jr. -Chair, Phil Isaacs, Kara Roberts, Alan Sasser, Norm
Strickland
Committee on Ordained Ministry:
Bill Gattis; JoAnn Barbour, Carl Belcher, Bonnie Francis, Rich Greenway-Chair, Grace
Hackney, Ken Hall, Jr., Al Home, Terry Huffines, Donnie Jones, Andy Keck, Delores
Langley, Joe Laton, Joy MacVane, Stuart Milton, Marshall Old, Lee Pittard, Cynthia Powell,
Molly Shivers
Board of Church Location and Building:
Bill Gattis; Kenneth Aldridge, Margaret Boulware, Louise Carter, David Grissom, Cindy
Lister-Chair, Jack Page, Jr., Diane Schmidt, Bob Self, Steve Smith
Board of Trustees:
Paula Andris, Richard Dodson, Gary Harris, Pat Lopp, Mike Loy, Jeanne Neal, Neal
Salter, Rachel Vogler, Herman Ward-Chair
DURHAM DISTRICT
Lay Leader: LaNella Smith
Committee on District Superintendency:
Gray Southern, DS; 2009: Tom Loftis-Chair, Pat McGee, Paula Pittard, Marilyn Shipman-
Secretary; 2010: Kevin Baker, Bud Budzinski, Leonard Doucette, Barbara Rice, LaNella
Smith; 2011: Don Davis, Duke Lackey
Committee on Ordained Ministry:
Gray Southern, DS; 2009: Bill Boykin, Tom Holtsclaw, Cheryl Lawrence; 2010: Gene
Cobb-Chair, Ken McLean; 2011: Edgardo Colon-Emeric, Carol Dean, Tom Greener-
Registrar; Lay Observers: 2009: Lucy Lincoln; 2010: Aaron Duncan, Gloria McAuley;
2011: LaNella Smith
Board of Church Location and Building:
Gray Southern, DS; Stewart Crank-Chair, Steve Simmons, Norma Walters; 2010: Tom
Greener, Joe Jernigan, Bob Kretzu; 2011: Chris Brasier, Christoph Imlay, Jeff Lecky
Board of Trustees:
Gray Southern, DS; 2009: Dennis Shipman; 2010: Kathy Bradley, Ramona Cook, John
Dermott, Pat Hawkins-Chair; 2011: Stoney Bradsher, Russell Odom, Harvey Tippett
ELIZABETH CITY DISTRICT
Lay Leader: John Guard
Committee on District Superintendency:
Carl Frazier-DS; 2009: Tony Perry, Susan Small, Arthur Warren; 2010: Jim Huskins,
Charles Morris, Anita Swenson; 2011: Mike Askew, M.L. "Punk" Daniels; John Guard-
District Lay Leader; Leah Cribb and Mike Frese-named by DS
Committee on Ordained Ministry:
Carl Frazier-DS; Tracy Clayton, Jerry W Cribb, Laura Early, Pat Harrell, Teresa Holloway,
Charles McKenzie, Beverly Small, Jimmie Wlliams, Scott Wilson-Parsons, Ray Wttman
Board of Church Location and Building:
Carl Frazier-DS; Maria Garcia, Warren Heitzenrater, Teresa Holloway, Charles Morris,
Laird Sager-Chair, Ray Tavenner
Board of Trustees:
Ginnie Crocker, Oliver Ethridge-District Treasurer, Al Gesler, Jim Huskins, Marvina Mann,
Charles Moseley, Chris Perry, Sandra Ray, Branch "Chip" Vincent Ill-Chair, Ray Wittman
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FAYETTEVILLE DISTRICT
Lay Leader: Colleen Astrike
Committee on District Superintendency:
2008-09: Ruth Crumley, Harry Miller, Randy Smith; 2009-10: Deborah Bethea, Donna
Fowler-Marchant, Michael Hale; 2010-11: Dan Etzler, Melinda Ivey, Bob Nelson; Ex-officio:
Colleen Astrike-District Lay Ldr., Luke Patterson-UMYF President
Committee on Ordained Ministry:
Sam Wynn; 2008-09: Raz Autry, Kong Namkung, Richard Upchurch; 2009-10: Rose
Conner, Rod Mullen, Alice Smith; 2010-11: Regina Henderson, Dennis Lamm, Dennis
Sheppard-Chair; Members of Conference Board of Ordained Ministry: Bill Snotherly
Board of Church Location and Building:
Sam Wynn; 2008-09: Jim Kizer, Julie Rufenacht; M.J. Weeks; 2009-10: Don Butler, Nan
Eubanks, Samuel Loy; 2010-11: Charles Astrike, Ron Matthews
Board of Trustees:Sam Wynn; 2008-09: Hazel Hall, Richard Perry, Woodrow Wells; 2009-
10: Richard Jackson, Helen McDonald, Jo Warren; 2010-11: Jim Goodman, Larry Myrick,
Linda Richards
GOLDSBORO DISTRICT
Lay Leader: Keith Stewart
Committee on District Superintendency:
Charles Cook, DS; Mary Ann Brown, Bill Charlton, Ed Drew, Sue Guy, Luanne Johnson,
Deborah Marm, Keith Stewart, Henry Swanzey, Shirley Ward, Ross Wilson-Chair, Joey
Yow
Committee on Ordained Ministry:
Charles Cook, DS; Dennis Draper, Judy Drye, David Harvin, Tom Hoogerland, Homer
Morris, Judi Smith, Rick Ward-Chair, Jim Wlliams; Lay Observers: Barbara Bolding,
Cathy Moran-Penuel, Ross Wilson
Board of Church Location and Building:
Charles Cook, DS; 2007-08: McGee Creech, Jerry Mitchell, Preston Smith; 2008-09:
David Hollowell, Neal Wngfield, Wlliam Wnslow; 2009-10: Bud Flanner, Bill Franklin,
Marilyn Hroza
Board of Trustees:
Charles Cook, DS; Pat Anthony, Martin Armstrong, Harold Brashear, Lillian Bridgers, Bill
Broadaway, John Cooper, Sandy Marley, Marie Smith, Ernie Wlkinson-Chair
GREENVILLE DISTRICT
Lay Leader: Ed Mann
Committee on District Superintendency:
Dennis Adams-Chair, Danny Allen, Ferrell Blount, Johnny Branch, Ann Davis, Susan
Everette, Connie Mozingo, Ed Mann-Lay Leader, George Mewborn, William Rasberry
Committee on Ordained Ministry:
Beth Hood; Joyce Day, Dennis Levin, Tom Newman, Carolyn Pilgrim, Caswell Shaw,
Albert Shuler, Haywood Smith-Chair, Stephen Stutts; Lay Observers: Becky Seymour,
Catherine Thompson
Board of Church Location and Building:
Beth Hood; 2008-09: William Blount, Jim Wlson; 2009-10: Bruce Akers, Bobby Fletcher,
Dennis Levin-Chair, Todd Skinner;
2010-2011: Vito Bisogno, Carolyn Pilgrim, Leroy Whitfield
Board of Trustees:
Beth Hood; 2008-09: Jim Batchelor, Laura Little-Vice-chair, Jim Wlson; 2009-10: Robert
Fletcher, Mitchell Jones-Chair, John Morgan-Treasurer; 2010-2011: Richard Cannon,
Chet Harrison, Barbara Smith
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NEW BERN DISTRICT
Lay Leader: Patty Stricklin
Committee on District Superintendency:
Laity: Rick Davis, Chip Olmstead, Sue Redfearn, Patty Stricklin; Clergy: Walter Graves,
Eric Lindblade, Susan Pate-Greenwood-Chair, Charles Pollock
Committee on Ordained Ministry:
Dennis Goodwin; Clergy: John Check, Eldrick Davis, Susan Lindblade, Rachel Moser,
Charlene Pierce-Guider, Paul Stallsworth; Laity: Sandra Croom, Bill Dickinson, Grier
Garrick, Lindsey Wyatt
Board of Church Location and Building:
Dennis Goodwin-Chair; Clergy: Penny Dollar Farmer, Paul Harris, Eric Lindblade, Bud
Morton, Charlene Pierce-Guider; Laity: Gary Barker, George Byrd, Nancy Dixon, Tripp
Eure, Dana Outlaw
Board of Trustees:
Clergy: Chris Aydlett, Charlene Pierce-Guider, Ben Sims, Charles C. Smith, Joe
Stallings; Laity: Frank Court, Bill Darner, Beth Henderson, Jimmy Hicks-Chair, Donna
Taylor
RALEIGH DISTRICT
Lay Leader: Carlin Johnson
Committee on District Superintendency:
2008-09: Richard Clayton-Chair, Brian Wiggs, Jim Williford; 2009-10: Carolyn Best,
Darlene Demby, Greg Wallace Jenny H. Wilson; 2010-11: Ray Broadwell; ex-officio Paul
Leeland (Bishop's representative)
Committee on Ordained Ministry:
Timothy J. Russell; Representative from Conf. Bd. of Ordained Min.: Bruce E. Stanley;
Clergy: Anne W Ahl, Patricia Lykins, Glenn E. Mason-Chair, Kelli Walker-Jones, Ben
Williams, Johnnie L. Wright; Laity: Rich Bowlin, Carlin Johnson, Sam Lewis
Board of Church Location and Building:
Timothy J. Russell; 2008-09: Merritt Jones-Chair, Doug Lain, Shelley Foley; 2009-10:
Gary E. Allred, Jim Irby, Debbie Matthis; 2010-11: Bill Ferrell, Kimberly S. Lamb
Board of Trustees:
Timothy J. Russell, 2008-09: Jay Brown, Elaine Lilliston, Gigi Nelson; 2009-10: Sally G
Bates-Chair, Sarah Carter, Gene Lowrimore; 2010-11: George E. Marshall, Randy
Maynard,
ROCKINGHAM DISTRICT
Lay Leader: Ruth Dial Woods
Committee on District Superintendency:
Sylvia Collins-Bell, Charles Buie, Diana Killian, Panthia Locklear-Chair, Allyn McLean,
James Oxendine, Sandra Nanney, Adolph Smith, Mike Sweatt, Earline Waddell, Ruth
Dial Woods
Committee on Ordained Ministry:
Leonard E. Fairley; Ann Giles Benson, Randy Blanchard, Ray E. Brooks, Ralph Brown,
Jesse Brunson, Wlliam Cummings, Dora Dorsey, Diana Killian, Bill James Locklear,
Kenneth Locklear, Keith Nanney, Robert Ray, Jimmie Tatum, Wlliam Taylor, Jay Winston;
Lay Observers: Mabel Cummings, Jeff Maidment, Leslie Womack, Melba McCallum
Board of Church Location and Building:
Leonard E. Fairley; 2007-08: Terrence Hunt, Murry McKeithan, Wlliam Taylor; 2008-09:
Jimmy Cummings, Jesse Lamm, Scooter Jordan; 2009-2010: Claude Fulghum, Ben
McCallum
Board of Trustees:
2007-08: Dianne Honeycutt, Charles C. McLeod, Maureen Regan; 2008-09: Harry
Armstrong, Chris Boutselis, Doug Trask; 2009-2010: Mary Armstrong; Ex-officio: DS-
Leonard Fairley, District Treasurer - Robby Lowry
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ROCKY MOUNT DISTRICT
Lay Leader: Phyllis Jacobs
Committee on District Superintendency:
2008-09: James D. Bell, D. Douglas Jessee, Luis F. Reinoso; 2009-10: Regina
Dickens, David P. Haley, William E. Holliday; 2010-11: Robert E. Bergland, Fred M. Hight
Ill-Chair, William M. Presnell, Sis Thompson
Committee on Ordained Ministry:
Samuel D. McMillan III; 2008-09: Robert E. Bergland-Chair, Robert Frazier-Lay, Daniel P.
Jones, Stanley A. Lewis, Jr.; 2009-10: David P. Haley, Milton T. Mann-Secretary, William M.
Presnell, Luis F. Reinoso; 2010-11: Wayne M. Hicks- Vice-Chair, D. Douglas Jessee,
James Reavis, Kris D. Williams
Board of Church Location and Building:
Samuel D. McMillan III.; 2008-09: Douglas W Billups-Secretary, Ann Collier, Daniel
Vaughan; 2009-10: Roger D. Cope, Stanley A. Lewis, Jr. -Chair, J. William (Bill) Tyson, Jr.;
2010-11: William E. Holliday, Thomas Morris, Charles B. Owens
Board of Trustees:
2008-09: W. B. Bullock, Richard Hunter, Sis Thompson, Don Wilis; 2009-10: Charles
Flowers-Treasurer, Velna Hux, Betty Poplin; 2010-11: Sylvia Harriss, W T (Billy) Lamm
Ill-Chair, Walter Linville, Taylor Oakes
SANFORD DISTRICT
Lay Leader: Randy Hussy
Committee on District Superintendency:
2008: Ray Gooch-Chair, Travis Owen, Ted Thomas; 2009: Ken Davenport, Nancy
Willard; 2010: Virginia Horner, Raymond Sproles, Lynn Thigpen
Committee on Ordained Ministry:
Steve Compton, DS; David Banks, Richard Farmer, Ray Gooch, Herbert Lowry, Jr., Talton
Madison, Jr., Won Namkoong, Robert O'Keef, Charles Plowman, Mike Sykes, Bobby
Tyson, Jr.
Board of Church Location and Building:
Clergy: Steve Compton, DS; David C. Foushee, Wlliam Mitchell, Jr., Thomas Simpson,
Mike Sykes; Lay: John D. Dixon, Jr.-Chair, J.R. Holt, Raymond Sproles, Jr.,
Board of Trustees:
Steve Compton, DS; 2008: Earl Connelly-Chair, Jimmy Garner; 2009: Doug Byrd, George
Palmer; 2010: Rossie Lindsey, Charlene Ray, Frank Thigpen, Deborah Wlkins
WILMINGTON DISTRICT
Lay Leader: Linda Ingraham
Committee on District Superintendency:
2009: Bob Bauman-Chair, Shirley Hough, Ellen Parker; 2009-10: Matt Collins, Beverly
Fitzgerald, Rich Vaughan; 2010-11: Bill Braswell Florence Marlowe, Hayes Perry, Bill
Triplett
Committee on Ordained Ministry:
Powell Osteen; 2010: Ron Gooding, PD. Midgett, Jack Ruth, Jerome Smith, Linda Taylor;
2011: Bill Altman, Bill Braswell-Registrar, Gerald Cain, Doug Currin, Laura Mitchell, Skip
Williams; 2012: Patricia Archer-Chair, David Benson, Joe Casteel, Francis Daniel, Clyde
Denny, Joe Nemec, Tim Reaves, Hope Vickers, Andrea Woodhouse
Board of Church Location and Building:
Powell Osteen-Chair; 2009: Bill Cohen, Bob Hankins, Patrick Sinclair; 2010: Bill Adams,
Steve Calarco, Trudy Wilder; 2011: Bob Enorimous, E.J. Highsmith, Carmen Nunalee
Board of Trustees: 2009: Dan Biser, Diana Corbett-Chair, Lynn Wall; 2010: Al Marshburn,
Karen, Traina, Hope Vickers; 2011: Ramie Cushman, Jack Ruth, Bill Turner
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2008 Annual Conference Lay Members
Norma Aaron 2070 Seven Lakes South, Seven Lakes, NC 27376
Ben Adams 105 West Rose St., Smithfield, NC 27577
Bertha Adams PO Box 182, Trenton, NC 28585
Carol Adams 125 Bartow Drive, Manteo, NC 27954
Donnie Adams 109 Samantha Dr., Garner, NC 27529
Hazel Adams 2303 Pine Needles Road, Goldsboro, NC 27534
Holland Adams 109 Samantha Dr., Garner, NC 27529
William J. Adams 125 Bartow Drive, Manteo, NC 27954
Wanda Aheron 6409 Belle Crest Dr., Raleigh, NC 27612
JoyAlford PO Box 40001, Raleigh, NC 27629
Carolyn Allen 2546 Lovette Lane, Graham, NC 27359
Jean Allen 51 Deer Path Lane, Kitty Hawk, NC 27949
Kay Allen 2532 Woods Lane, Graham, NC 27253
Mike Allen 175 Clearview PT. Drive, Mt. Gilead, NC 27306
LouAnn Allred PO Box 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605
Ernie Allsbrook P. O. Box 1806, Smithfield, NC 27577
Margo Allsbrook P O. Box 1806, Smithfield, NC 27577
Bob Alverson 2330 Venie Street, Burlington, NC 27215
MeganAlvord 2452 Emerson Cook Rd., Pittsboro, NC 27312
Tanya Alvord 2452 Emerson Cook Rd., Pittsboro, NC 27312
Ken Ambrose 301 E Vance St., Williamston, NC 27892
Bill Amerson 70 Wndsong Drive, Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870
Barbara Anderson 28 Deer Lake Trail, Wendell, NC 27591
Gene Anderson P.O. Box 280, Biscoe, NC 27209
Jim Anderson 81102 Alexander Dr., Chapel Hill, NC 27517
Judy Anderson 240 Randolph Pines Rd., Enfield, NC 27823
David Andrews 2080 Hwy 41 West, Trenton, NC 28585
Franklin Andrews 899 Stroud Road, Trenton, NC 28585
Nell Andrews 2523 University Station Rd., Durham, NC 27705
Pamela Dodson Andrews 5019 Glenn Dodson Road, Hillsborough, NC 27278
Ed Angel 158 S. Macon Dr., Littleton, NC 27850
MattAngel 6258 Park Springs Rd., Pelham, NC 27311
Mary Ellen Appleman 147 Three Chopt Rd., Littleton, NC 27850
Alice Arledge 206 Braxlo Lane, Wlmington, NC 28412
Mary Armstrong 9301 Johns Road, Laurinburg, NC 28352
Christine Arnold 212 Iron Creek Drive, Washington, NC 27889
Sherry Ashley 2705 Whippoorwill Trail, Mebane, NC 27302
Beth Ashline 213 Hidden Forest Rd., Louisburg, NC 27549
Charlie Astrike 5407 Tar Heel Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28314
Colleen Astrike 5407 Tarheel Drive, Fayetteville, NC 28314
Carol Austin 147 Glenwood Drive, Hubert, NC 28539
Dianne Austin 6424 Wynbrook Way, Raleigh, NC
Ed Austin 6424 Wynbrook Way, Raleigh NC 27612
Pat Bacheler 120 Christopher Dr., Clayton, NC 27527
Bobby Rex Bailey 606 Meadowbrook Rd., Kenly, NC 27542
Laura Bailey PO Box 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605
Burney Baker PO Box 361, Colerain, NC 27924
Catherine Baker P.O. Box 361, Colerain, NC 27924
Duncan Baker 5955 S. Old Carriage Road, Rocky Mount, NC 27803
Fletcher Baker 1010 Pine Valley Rd., Jacksonville, NC 28546
Jesse Baker 112 Pebble Brook Ct, Rocky Mount, NC 27804
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Martha Ann Baker 1176 Acorn Hill Road, Hobbsville, NC 27919
Richard Baker 575 St. Stephens Church Road, Rockingham, NC 28379
George Balch 4204 Phillipi Chruch Rd., Raeford, NC 28376
Barton Baldwin 212 Ramblewood Dr., Mount Olive, NC 28365
Carey Baldwin 200 East Temple Avenue, Rockingham, NC 28379
JoAnn Barbour 3324 Osceola Rd., Elon, NC 27244
Dorothy Barefoot 80 Boykin Rd., Clinton, NC 28328
Richard Barefoot 4013 DeRose Ct, Fayetteville, NC 28311
Gail Barrett 4042 Kelly Dr., Durham, NC 27707
Charles Barrow 734 SE Third St., Snow Hill, NC 28580
Angela Basnight P. O. Box 1304, Manteo, NC 27954
Anna Basnight PO Box 1304, Manteo, NC 27954
McCoy Baugham 209 Bryan Town Rd., Rich Square, NC 27869
Mike Beasley 506 S. 10th St., Erwin, NC 28339
Gail Beck 2759 Clearwater Ct. SW, Supply, NC 28462
Jaqulin Bednarczyk 7606 Mallow Rd., Wilmington, NC 28411
David Bell 1100 Brooks Dairy Rd., Roxboro, NC 27574
Theron Bell P.O. Box 1059, Robbins, NC 27325
Violette Bell 1100 Brooks Dairy Rd.RoxboroNC27574
Lee Bellamy 315 Forest Hill Avenue, Rocky Mount, NC 27804
Stan Belyeu 107 Lendl Ct., Cary, NC 27511
E. Rebecca Bennett 1200 Lake Royale, Louisburg, NC 27549
Mamie Whitley Bennett 681 Poole's Mill Rd., Jackson Springs, NC 27281
Ann Benton 1171 New Hope Rd., Hertford, NC 27944
Jane Benton 5865 Old Hwy 74, Chadbourn, NC 28431
Jackie Berry 230 NC Hwy 343 S, Camden, NC 27921
Carolyn Best 103 Argonne Dr., Durham, NC 27704
Bill Betterton 4569 Indian Springs Rd., Seven Springs, NC 28578
Margaret Anne Biddle PO Box 10917, Raleigh, NC 27605
Bill Billings 412 Dunblane Way, Fayetteville, NC 28311
Cynthia Billings 412 Dunblane Way, Fayetteville, NC 28311
Doris Black 5200 Baywood Forest Dr., Knightdale, NC 27545
James Blackman 4071 Waccamaw Shores Road, Lake Waccamaw, NC 28450
Eugene Blackwelder 636 Peele's Chapel Rd., Laurel Hill, NC 28351
Sandy Blake 2740 Hwy 53 W, Burgaw, NC 28425
Brenda Blalock 7434 NC 157W, Rougemont, NC 27572
Charles Blalock 7434 NC 157 W, Rougemont, NC 27572
James Bliss 5012 Barefoot Drive, Wilmington, NC 28403
Ernie Block 4423 Deborah Court, Wlmington, NC 28405
Judy Block 4423 Deborah Court, Wlmington, NC 28405
Wynona Blount 5326 Rodwell Rd., Fayetteville, NC 28311
Ferrell Blount, III P. O. Box 850, Bethel, NC 27812
Allen Boggs 1701 Pine Street, Tarboro, NC 27886
Patty Boggs 1701 Pine Street, Tarboro, NC 27886
Charles Bordeaux 203N.6th St., Carolina Beach, NC 28428
Jim Borrell 116 Steeplechase Way, Southern Pines, NC 28387
Paul Boswell 2417 Blanche Dr., Burlington, NC 27915
Lorre Bowen 102 Lake View Lane, Washington, NC 27889
Marilyn Boyce 618 Main St. Ext., Swansboro,NC28584
Lee Boyd 198 Morris Dr., Spring Lake, NC 28390
Kate Boyette 408 Boyettee St., Hamlet, NC 28345
Jim Brack 916 Belhaven Dr., Cary, NC 27513
Jimmy Bradshaw 7214 Morrow Mill Road, Chapel Hill, NC 27516
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A.L. Bradsher 947 Old Salem Road, Roxboro
Joann Bradsher 947 Old Salem Road, Roxboro
Lawrence Brame Jr 280 Kelly Rd., Henderson
David Bratton 2702 East Tower Court, Newport
Coke Braxton 5690 Bearcreek Rd., Fayetteville
Juanita Braxton 3075 Braxton Lane, Snow Camp:
Chassity Brewer 169 Beaver Run Dr., Wagram
Jim Brewer 2204 Carroll Dr., Elon
Mary Bridges P. O. Box 76, Lemon Springs
Jane Briggs 6915 Innesbrook Way, Bahama
Joanna Bright 373 Walter Bright Rd., Sanford
Sharon Brignon 5258 Snow Camp Road, Graham
Katie Brinkley 5730 Market Street, Wlmington
Joe Brinson 497 Haw Branch, Richlands
Frankie Brock 2003 Wrench Road, Godwin
Emily Brooks 306 Mt. Vernon Drive, Wilson
Pat Brooks 10021 David Stone Drive, Chapel Hill
Keith Browder 206 Robinson Ave., Roanoke Rapids
Ashley Brown 4628 Fisk Ct, Raleigh
Becky Brown 3037 Wynntree Ridge Way, Raleigh
Bobbie Brown 292 Chebistal Dr., Grifton
Liz Brown P.O. Box 1352, Wrightsville Beach
Marjorie Brown PO Box 218, Rose Hill
Mary Louise Brown 4004 Amstel Ct., Elizabeth City
Neal Brown P.O. Box 702, Plymouth
Irene Brownlee 300 Cedar Trail Lane, Apex
Doris Brunson 909 McGirts Bridge Rd., Laurinburg
William H.Bryan 701 Hillcrest Street, Mount Olive
Billie Bryant 2885 Christian Light Road, Fuquay-Varina
Ray Bryant 2885 Christian Light Road, Kipling
John Buck 6384 Fairway Dr., Grifton
Rose Buck P.O. Box 1012, Four Oaks
WB. Bullock PO Box 7812, Rocky Mount
Linda Bunch 209 White's Landing Road, Edenton
Paula Bunch 410 Nelson Neck Rd., Sea Level
Carroll Bundy 617 New Hope Road, Hertford
Barbara Bynum 912 W. Pope Street, Dunn
Carroll Byrd 506 W Pearsall Street, Dunn
PatByrd 2091 Saunders Rd., Stem
Patsy Byrd 2091 Sanders Rd., Stem
Ron Byrd 104 Foxcroft Ln., Durham
Dale Byrns 35 Kristopher Woods Drive, Youngsville
Gerald Cain 11672 NC 242 N., Elizabethtown
Christine Callis 2195 Satterwhite Point Rd., Henderson
Sara Cameron 1623 Howell Rd., St. Pauls
Betty Jean Capps 2129 NC HWY 43, Warrenton
Clinton Capps 2129 NC HWY 43, Warrenton
David Capps 241 Ferry Road., Hertford
Carolyn Carden PO Box 7117, Ocean Isle Beach
Denise Carman 117 Little Meadow Rd., Pittsboro
Gail Carr 51 Deer Path Lane, Kitty Hawk
Charles Carraway 975 Hwy 123-S, Hookerton
Daniel Carraway 209 Country Club Lane, Newport,
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Nelda Carroll 102 Elm St., Oxford, NC 27565
John Carson 2258 Pathway Dr., Chapel Hill, NC 27516
Louise Carter 4166 Salem Church Rd., Haw River, NC 27258
Jim Carver 3552 Bainford Drive, Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526
James Caulder PO Box 56, McColl, SC 29570
JoeCavalluzzi 4148 Buckhorn Rd., Sanford, NC 27330
Martha Caves 4404 Burlington Rd., Roxboro, NC 27574
Dorathy Chance 3014 Coxindale Dr., Raleigh, NC 27615
Jim Chavis 452 Graham Bridge Rd., Rockingham, NC 28379
Charles Chewning PO Box 250, Franklinton, NC 27525
Carolyn Chilton 516 Camp Springs Rd., Reidsville, NC 27320
Paul Chitnis 810 Northampton Drive, Cary, NC 27513
Suvas Chitnis 810 Northampton Drive, Cary, NC 27513
Byung Oh Choi 8621 Wheeling Dr., Raleigh, NC 27615
Jerry Christian 102 Mill Place, Goldsboro, NC 27534
Hal Clark 359 Lake Road, Newport, NC 28570
Jewel Clark 770 Driftwood Dr., Graham, NC 27253
Kathleen Clark 3668 Burney Ford Road, Clarkton, NC 28433
Alexanne Clarke 5133 Newlands Rd., Columbia, NC 27925
Carolyn Clay PO Box 7153, Rocky Mount, NC 27804
Janie Clayton 424 Roy Carver Road, Semora, NC 27343
Jim Clifford 122 Waccamaw Drive, Hertford, NC 27944
Marge Clifford 122 Waccamaw Drive, Hertford, NC 27944
Anne Cloe PO Box 535, Aulander, NC 27805
J. Michael Clyburn 501 N. Main St., Louisburg, NC 27549
Sandy Coats 1421 Moringsdale Dr., Raleigh, NC 27609
Lewis Cockerill 1338 Old Bramble Lane', Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526
Sara Cockerill 1338 Old Bramble Lane, Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526
Bonnie Cohen 3639 Windsor Dr., Franklinton, NC 27525
Judy Cohoon 114 Nautical Ln., Currituck, NC 27929
Ray Cohoon 114 Nautical Ln. .Currituck, NC 27929
Ivanna Cole PO Box 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605
Charlie Coleman 6511 US Hwy 158 E, Leasburg, NC 27291
Marvin E. Coleman Post Office Box 3, Jackson, NC 27845
Frances Collier PO Box 47, Linden, NC 28356
Hazel Collier 2122 Dusty Hill Road, Conway, NC 27820
Maxine Colston 143 W Palmer Ave., Raeford, NC 28376
Penny Cooley PO Box 24, Fremont, NC 27830
Janette M.Cooper 2739 Knowles Street, Raleigh, NC 27603
Susan Coore PO Box 343, Vass, NC 28394
Jackie Copeland 3037 Redwood Rd., Durham, NC 27704
Rachel Corbett 146 Propeller Point, Leland, NC 28451
Kathy Costin 312 Blackmore Lane, Warsaw, NC 29398
Howard Cox 1736 Love Joy Road, Troy, NC 27371
Sharon Cox 119 W Lake Dr., Broadway, NC 27505
Don Craft 516 N. Pembroke Ave., Ahoskie, NC 27910
Glenda Crane 406 Carter Rd., Elizabeth City, NC 27909
Pat Craven 306 Palm St., Hamlet, NC 28345
Gay Crews 2696 Hwy 15, Creedmoor, NC 27522
Leah Cribb 141 Meekins St., Manteo, NC 2754
Tom Crumpler 105 Tranquility Ct, Beaufort, NC 28516
Debbie Cullers 624 Bowls Rd., Mt. Gilead, NC 27306
Mabel M.Cummings 209 W L. Moore Road, Maxton, NC 28364
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Fred D' Ignazio 600 Samara St., Apex
Jane Dailey 1914 Dartmouth Dr., Durham
Elizabeth Dale 142 Holly Circle, Henderson
Tim Dallas 7415 Lebanon Road, Mebane
Kay Damren P.O. Box 984, Robersonville
Carol Daniels PO Box 340, Ellerbe
Flo Daniels 3325 NC Hwy 306 S, Grantsboro
Marjorie Daniels P.O. Box 157, Falcon
Roy Daniels 1257 Toxey Rd., Elizabeth City,
James Darnell 291 Deep Creek Rd., Hertford
Shirley Davenport 10842 Newland Rd., Creswell
Amy Davis 1009 Live Oak St., Beaufort
Ann Davis 1101 N Overlook Dr., Greenville
Barbara Davis PO Box 1108, Yanceyville
David Davis 349 Clayton Pait Rd., Bladenboro
Don Davis 381 Badger Cr., Roxboro
Edna Davis PO Box 24, Harkers Island
Emily Davis 214 S. 2nd St., McDonald
Sandy Davis 1342 Paynes Tavern Road, Roxboro
Susan H. Davis 5296 N Hwy 117, Pikeville
William Clarence Davis 514 West Main St., Mt. Olive
Dave Davison 1296 Milton Welch Road, Cameron
Clinton Dawkins 402 Grouse Run, Raeford
Wiley Dawson 4855 Bryan-Hardy Road, La Grange
Gary Day 2978 Cedar Island Rd., Cedar Island,
Wayne Deal 6468 Water's Edge Dr., Rocky Mount
Kay Deans 2151 Kittrell Rd., Kittrell
Aggie Deese 106 W. Smith St., Maxton
Darlene Demby 152 Red Lake Street, Garner,
Priscilla Denning 627 N. Mineral Springs Rd., Durham
Ralph Denning 3212 Purland Drive, Raleigh
Billie Denny 85 Poteskeet Trail, Southern Shores
Coleman Dew 3904 Dan Rrive, Hamer,
James Dial 7564 Deep Branch Road, Pembroke
Alton Dickens 105 woodland Road, Roanoke Rapids,
Eleanor Dickens 168 Monroe Dickens Road, Kittrell
Greg Dickerson 106 Belgrade Ext Road, Maysville
Pam Dickerson 291 Steed Dickerson Rd., Henderson
Nick Didow 117 Springhill Forest Rd., Chapel Hill
Amanda Dixson 7028 Holman Mill Road, Snow Camp
Christine Dodson PO Box 10955, Raleigh
Rebecca Dodson 606 Trail Three, Burlington
Anne Doern 213 Canal Ave. W., Sunset Beach
Ken Doern 213 Canal Ave. W., Sunset Beach
Chuck Dolese 104 Plantation Rd., Clayton
John Donoghue P.O. Box 416, Columbia
Evelyn Doughtie 401 Sunset Ave., Roanoke Rapids
Carthenia Douglas 13820 Heritage Rd., Laurinburg
David Douglas 303 Hinson Court, Jacksonville
Linda Douglas 303 Hinson Court, Jacksonville
Donald Winfred Dowless 641 Greenswamp Rd. N., Bolton
Will Doyle 1110 Barrow Nook Court, Apex
Joyce Draughon PO Box 1282, Dunn
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David Dunn 101 Madison Ave., Rockingham, NC 28379
Susan Dunnagan 705 Harold Drive, Durham, NC 27712
Warren Dunshee 2915 Chason Rd., Parkton, NC 28371
Addie Durham 289 Indian Bluff Dr., Arapahoe, NC 28510
Ronald Durham 1358 Greenwood Dr., Burlington, NC 27217
Lonna Durrence 1551 Shadylawn Drive, Burlington, NC 27215
Syd Dursse 315 Gentry Lane, Hillsborough, NC 27278
Paulette Ealey 1711 Nutley Drive, Fayetteville, NC 28303
Stacey Eason 5262 US Hwy. 70 E, Princeton, NC 27569
Nancy Eckert 609 Sycamore St., Weldon, NC 27870
Dana Eddings 27 Glen Haven West, Washington, NC 27889
Alexander J. Edmonds 101 Dogwood Circle, Hampstead, NC 28443
Rebecca A. Edmonds 101 Dogwood Circle, Hampstead, NC 28443
James Edwards 2258 S Cokesbury Rd., Henderson, NC 27537
Tanya Durham Edwards 103 Woodberry Forest, Pittsboro, NC 27312
Donna Egley 2690 Bella Coola Road, Lake Waccamaw, NC 28450
Grant Egley 2690 Bella Coola Road, Lake Waccamaw, NC 28450
Donna Elium 1012 Prologue Rd., Durham, NC 27712
Jacob Elliott 818 N. Main St., Raeford, NC 28376
Tim Elliott 2026 Quail Circle, Creedomoor, NC 27522
Jim Ellis 24284 Hoffman Rd., Laurel Hill, NC 28351
June Ellis 24284 Hoffman Rd., Laurel Hill, NC 28351
Robert Elmore 92 West Cornwalis Street, Pittsboro, NC 27312
Jen Esham PO Box 310, Ocracoke, NC 27960
John Eubanks 345 Gatewood Drive, New Bern, NC 28562
Betty Evans 523 Forest Hill Drive, Goldsboro, NC 27534
Cashar W Evans 69 Poteskeet Trl., Kitty Hawk, NC 27949
Charlotte Evans 753 North Main St., Roxboro, NC 27573
Donald Evans 930 Brookside Drive, Wilson, NC 27893
Al Everett 6604 Wndingwood Lane, Wlmington, NC 28411
Annie L. Fairley PO Box 185, Maxton, NC 28364
Kathleen Fann 8959 Minnie-Hall Road, Roseboro, NC 28382
Mary Farmer 771 Farmer Road, Blanch, NC 27212
Emily Farnell 1103 South Walnut Drive, Smithfield, NC 28352
Jean Farrar 552 Farrar Road, Lillington, NC 27546
Kitsey Farrior 507 N. Duplin St., Wallace, NC 28466
Michie Faulconer 929 Bexhill Court, Greenville, NC 27858
Ann Faust 1005 Cedarhurst Dr., Raleigh, NC 27609
Hobie Fazenbaker 41 Ridge View Drive, Cameron, NC 28326
Henry Ferrell 2010 Fern Drive, Greenville, NC 27858
Martha Ferrell 2010 Fern Drive, Greenville, NC 27858
Hain Ficken 124 Qual Drive, Dudley, NC 28333
Amber Fields 5970 Mt. Harmony Church Rd., Rougemont, NC 27572
Linda Fields 140 St. Andrews Ln., Siler City, NC 27344
Wilson Fisher 7910 Troy Fisher Road, Fayetteville, NC 28312
Michael Fitch PO Box 129, Avon, NC 27915
Barbara Flake 4030 Staton Mill Road, Robersonville, NC 27871
Joan Fletcher 21 Cotswald PI., Durham, NC 27707
Marion Fletcher 32 Shadow Drive, Wispering Pines, NC 28327
Julia Flickinger 804 Bynum Ave., Maysville, NC 28555
Lee Floyd 2601 Quaker Creek Drive, Mebane, NC 27302
Harry Foard PO Box 40, Columbia, NC 2792
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Margret Foote 150 Beamon Road, New Bern, NC 28562
Pat Ford 14401 Possum Track Road, Raleigh, NC 27614
Harry Fornarotto 5801 Farmwood Loop, Wilson, NC 27896
Mary Forrest 112 Holly Ridge Lane, Mebane, NC 27302
Shirley Foushee 511 Parham Rd., Roxboro, NC 27574
AlFox 72 Poteskeeet Trail, Southern Shores, NC 27949
Connie Fox 72 Poteskeeet Trail, Southern Shores, NC 27949
Anne Frana 302 Forest Rd., Oxford, NC 27565
Bonnie Francis 942 Northwyck Dr., Whitsett, NC 27377
Paul Francis 942 Northwyck Drive, Whitsett, NC 27377
Betty Franklin 301 Holland Hill Dr., Goldsboro, NC 27530
Marjorie Frye 1303 US 220 Alt South, Biscoe, NC 27209
Peggy Fulcher 104 Buckingham Dr., Winterville, NC 28590
Priscilla Fulcher 3811 Old Hillsborough Road, Mebane, NC 27302
Margaret Fuller 2100 Ann Street, Raleigh, NC 27608
Donna Fullwood P.O. Box 10565, Southport, NC 28461
Betty Fuqua 1915 Fairview Way, Greenville, NC 27858
Sandra H. Gabor 1017 Fearrington Post, Pittsboro, NC 27312
John Galloway 8367 S NC 87, Snow Camp, NC 27349
Jimmy Gard 120 Russell Drive, Hertford, NC 27944
James Gardner 3710 Sharpsburg Loop Rd., Wilson, NC 27893
Dot Garner 116 Garner-Britt Drive, Robbins, NC 24325
Jimmie Garner 116 Garner-Britt Drive, Robbins, NC 27325
Peggie Garner P.O. Box 391, Sneads Ferry, NC 28460
Robert Garrison 3724 Carnegie Lane, Raleigh, NC 27612
Marvin Gaster 711 Ceder Lane, Sanford, NC 27332
Irene Gattis 101 Adams Way, Chapel Hill, NC 27516
Rita Gibson 158 Bass Hollow Lane, Rockingham, NC 28379
Dee Gidney 2302 Thunder Rd., Durham, NC 27712
Jean Gill 4057 Rockwell Road, Oxford, NC 27565
Lucille Gillespie 205 Roy Jones Lane, Clinton, NC 28328
Emily Gillis 6509 Hunters Lane, Durham, NC 27713
Therese Gilmore 362 Lee's Chapel Road, Pollocksville, NC 28573
George Girdwood 330 McFayden Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28314
Suzanne Glapion 417 Sierra Dr., Wilmington, NC 28409
Danny Glascock P.O. Box 75, Fair Bluff, NC 28439
Steve Glass 108 Forest Hills Ct, Cary, NC 27511
Charlene Gooden 340 Johnson Road, Elizabethtown, NC 28337
Ronald Gooden 340 Johnson Road, Elizabethtown, NC 28337
Ralph Gordon 202 Dublin Woods Dr., Cary, NC 27513
Carl Gore 140 Chadwick Avenue, Wilmington, NC 28401
Connie Gorham 810 Beechtree Drive, Nashville, NC 27856
Mae Goss 405 Taylor Street, Wndsor, NC 27983
Joseph Grady 734 Stokes Gooding Rd., Kenansville, NC 28349
Lloyd Graham 158 Loop Rd., Bolton, NC 28423
Ann Grant 2218 Primrose Lane, Kinston, NC 28504
Christine Grant 206 Lake Pines, LaGrange, NC 28551
Brenda Grantham 5412 Maxwell Road, Autryville.NC 28318
Tom Graves 1608 Jarvis St., Raleigh, NC 27608
Jane Gray P.O. Box 292, Wanchese, NC 27981
Mary Gray PO Box 1103, Buxton, NC 27920
WB. Greene P. O. Box 186, Robbins, NC 27325
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Willard Greenup 9909 County Home Road, Ayden, NC 28513
Jane Greeson 1816 Bedford Road, Rocky Mount, NC 27801
Sheila Greeson 4093 Salem Church Rd., Haw River, NC 27258
Everett Griffin 200 Summer Tree Court, Clinton, NC 28328
Joyce Griffin 1411 Island Creek Road, Pollocksville, NC 28573
Virginia Grissom 5395 NC Hwy 39 S, Henderson, NC 27536
Paul Gross 9096 Chantilly Rd., Spring Hope, NC 27882
Owain Gruwell 2660 Boone Rd., Elm City, NC 27822
Rosemary Gruwell 2660 Boone Rd.,Elm City, NC 27822
Lynn Guerrant 9 Abingdon Way, Durham, NC 27713
Howard Guidry Halifax StreetLittletonNC27850
Carolyn H. Gurganus 2017 Deer Trail, Clayton, NC 27527
Fran Guthrie 519 May Farm Rd., Pittsboro, NC 27312
Ray Guthrie 519 May Farm Rd., Pittsboro, NC 27312
Robert Guthrie P.O. Box 7, Morehead City, NC 28557
Joyce Gutuza 107 N. Driver St., Durham, NC 27703
William Haddock 1845 NC Hwy 118, Vanceboro, NC 28586
Betty Hall 6167 N NC Hwy 87, Gibsonville, NC 27249
Hazel Hall 4307 Coolidge St., Fayetteville, NC 28311
Mabel Hall Post Office Box 1023, Roseboro, NC 28382
Novella Hall 3797 Carroll Store Road, Autryville, NC 28318
Roland Hall Post Office Box 1023, Roseboro, NC 28382
Ukie Hallman 979 Clarence McKeithan Road, Sanford, NC 27330
Steve Hamstead 765 Pinepoint Road, Greenville, NC 27834
Donna Haney 12054 Cooper Rd., Nashville, NC 27856
Leora Hansley 279 Curt Holland Rd., Stella, NC 28582
Dean Hardison 577 Summerlin Crossroad Rd., Keanansville, NC 28349
Brenda Hardy 132 Duckview Trail, Washington, NC 27889
Carol Hardy 1420 Pine Valley Road, Fayetteville, NC 28305
Joyce W.Hardy 4342 W Church St., Farmville, NC 27828
Cynthia Harper PO Box 552, Hatteras, NC 27943
Carroll E. Harris P O Box 10, Macon, NC 27551
Ed Harris 2501 Ferguson Rd., Raleigh, NC 27612
Jim Harris 4605 Fairport Road, Oxford, NC 27565
Nancy Harris 3221 N. Pitt St., Farmville, NC 27828
Pam Harris 2501 Ferguson Rd., Raleigh, NC 27612
Reid Harris 108 West Chruch Street, Seaboard, NC 27876
Roy Harris 2025 Nottingham Dr., Burlington, NC 27215
Sue Harris 143 Air Base Rd., Atlantic, NC 28511
Tina Harris PO Box 85, Pittsboro, NC 27312
Anne Harrison 8433 Wyndbridge Dr., Apex, NC 27539
Barbara Jean Harrison 4980 Wayne Memorial Dr., Goldsboro, NC 27534
Eva Lou Harrison 113 Hawthorne Drive, Elizabeth City, NC 27909
Perry Harrison P. O. Box 68, Pittsboro, NC 27312
Talmadge Harrison 4980 Wayne Memorial Dr., Goldsboro, NC 27534
Henry Harriss 135 Swan Lane, Angier, NC 27501
Pat Harriss 135 Swan Lane, Angier, NC 27501
Betsy Harrold 504 Cashwell Place, Goldsboro, NC 27534
Mike Harrold 504 Cashwell Place, Goldsboro, NC 27534
Tommy Hart Sr P.O. Box 92, Hoffman, NC 28347
Mary Standi Hartsell 2828 Roseland Road, Aberdeen, NC 28315
Mary Catherine Hatcher 312 Hickory Dr., Clayton, NC 27520
Teresa Hathcock 4045 Canal St., Linden, NC 28356
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Linda Hawkins 420 Graham Bridge Rd., Rockingham, NC 28379
Lucy Hawkins 307 Oaks Lane, Timberlake, NC 27583
Terri Hawkins 468 Haywood Cemetery Road, Ellerbe, NC 28338
Wilson Hayman 2527 White Oak Rd., Raleigh, NC 27609
Henry Dean Haywood 2472 Colington Road, Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948
Cappye Headman 252 Willowood Dr., Henderson, NC 27536
John Luther Headman 252 Willowood Dr., Henderson, NC 27536
Carol Heath P.O. Box 454, Bayboro, NC 28515
Eva Mae Heath 275 East Mae St., Burgaw, NC 28425
Rick Hebert 112 Jamestown Rd., Greenville, NC 27858
Cynthia Heintz 1774 Pleasant Grove Rd., Baldenboro, NC 28320
David Heinze 102 Sugar Maple Drive, Kennette Square, PA 19348
Karen Henderson 566 Bermuda Road, Danville, VA24540
Len Henderson 25 Queens' Grant Circle, Shallotte, NC 28470
Gail Hendricks 206 Watson Lake Dr., Broadway, NC 27505
Howard Henninger 409 County Line Rd., Tyner, NC 27980
Karen Henzel 135 NW21st, Stoak Island, NC 28465
Joyce Herring 1555 Watery Branch Rd., Dunn, NC 28334
Terry Herring 370 Herring's Chapel Road, Burgaw, NC 28425
Betty Walker Hester 2110 Woodland Drive, Henderson, NC 27536
Greg Hewett 1674 Village Point Rd. SW, Shallotte, NC 28470
Sarah Hiatt 1645 Midland Rd., Southern Pines, NC 28387
Charles Hickman 109 Captains Walk Road, Blounts Creek, NC 27814
Ed Hicks 30 River Gorge Run, Rougemont, NC 27572
Fred Hight 1201 Branch Street, Wilson, NC 27893
Sanda Hight 1201 Branch St., Wilson, NC 27893
Ann W. Hill 419 Highway 24, Morehead City, NC 28557
Charles M. Hill 419 Highway 24, Morehead City, NC 28557
Frederick Hill 3073 Cornwallis Rd., Garysburng, NC 27831
Jimi Hill 2290 Hugo Rd., Kinston, NC 28501
Jo Ann Hill 10835 NC Hwy 55 West, Dover, NC 28526
Rudy Hillmann 8508 Burnside Dr., Apex, NC 27502
Fay Hines 1507 Stricklands Xroads Rd., Four Oaks, NC 27524
James Hinson 1591 US Hwy 1 South, Rockingham, NC 28379
Ada Hinton 255 Oak Grove-Mt. Zion Road, Roxborom, NC 27574
Charles Hobbs 21013 NC Hwy 87 E, Riegelwood, NC 28456
Barbara Hobby 4069 Bass Mountain Road, Graham, NC 27349
Shanetta Hodge 4529 Ruby Rd., Fayetteville, NC 28311
Laila Holden PO Box 694, Supply, NC 28462
James Holder PO Box 496, Mamers, NC 27552
Matthew Holliday 25858 Highway 64, Jamesville, NC 27846
Louise Holloman PO Box 35, Harrellsville, NC 27924
JoAnne Hollowell 4193 Suttontown Road, Faison, NC 28341
Ann Holmes 700 America Dr., Selma, NC 27576
Mary Jo Hooks P O Box 301, Fremont, NC 27830
Betty Hopper 3357 Salem Church Road, Goldsboro, NC 27530
Bob Home 214 W 19th St., Lumberton, NC 28358
Pat Home 214 W 19th St., Lumberton, NC 28358
Shirley Hough PO Box 592, Elizabethtown, NC 28337
Becky House 3915 Alameda, Durham, NC 27704
Steve Howell 467 James Massey Rd., Pleasant Hill, NC 27866
Tom Hrzoa 1647 White Flash Rd., Mt. Olive, NC 28365
Camille Hubbard PO Box 84, Gaston, NC 27832
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Dorothy Hubbard 1805 Cool Springs Rd., Sanford
Raymon Hubbard 2150 Winter Garden Lane, Bolivia
Billy Hudson 1535 Five Bridge Rd., Clinton
Willard Huff 6047 Dolphin Drive, Oriental
Glenn Humbert P.O. Box 2032, Shallotte
Melody Humphreys PO Box 87133, Fayetteville
Dave Hunt 4405 Oaksong Drive, Greenville
Paula Hunt 719 Brookfield Drive, Pembroke
Sandra Hunt 61 McKensie Street, Lumberton
Mary Lang Hunter 210 Plummer St., Warrenton
Chuck Hutchings P.O. Box 686, Candor,
Elizabeth Hutchins 2811 Canal St., Wilson
Maudeileen Huxhold 8231 Allyn's Landing Way, Raleigh
Mary Ann Inabnit 2074 Edgewood Ave., Burlington
Prudence Inderbitzen P. O. Box 432, Linden
Emily Innes 1012 Cedarhurst Dr., Raleigh,
Mary Irving P.O. Box 416, Plymouth
Betty Isaacs 5287 Lindley Mill Rd., Graham
Samuel W. Isley 1422 Mordecai Dr., Raleigh
Craig Jackson 105 Valley Rd., Mt. Olive
Helen Ruth Jackson 962 NC 111 South, Goldsboro;
Darlene Jacobs PO Box 67, Lake Junaluska
Phyllis Jacobs 104 Juniper Court, Rocky Mount
Lynn James 1707 Sutton Drive, Raleigh
Page Jarman 118 Pine Cone Lane, Beaufort
Donald Jarvis 3709 Sawyers Mill Dr., Apex
Kenneth Jeffries 140 Moncure School Rd., Moncure
Tom Jeffries 13005 Hanford Ct, Raleigh
Polly Jenkins 403 Ryan Road, Cary
Courtney Jennings 62 N Bellaire Court, Clayton
Jane Jernigan 3707 Creekside Circle, Wilson,
Betsy Johnson 435 Riverside Dr., New Bern
Carlin Johnson 4129 Summer Ridge Court, Apex
Jane Johnson 856 Knollwood Falls Rd., Mebane
Jeri Johnson 4069 Hall Street, Hope Mills
Jesse Johnson 6701 S. NC 49, Burlington
Jo Johnson 714 Club Knolls Rd., Mount Olive
Joe Johnson 1810 River Dr., New Bern
Marilyn Johnson 1408 Kimberly Rd., New Bern
Peggy Johnson 6701 S. NC 49, Burlington
Bill Jones PO Box 10001, Nags Head
Dale Jones 10189 NC Hwy 304, Bayboro
Doris Jones PO Box 265, Holly Springs
Dot Jones 113 Buttress Dr., Fuquay-Varina
Ed Jones 114 Green Turtle Lane, Carolina Beach
Hiram Jones 11340 Lytch Drive, Laurinburg
Inez Jones 7518 Beverly Drive, Fayetteville
Jessie Rose Jones 500 Smith Chapel Road, Mount Olive
Kirk Jones 3002 Camelot Drive, Kinston
Linda Jones 201 Erik Drive, Goldsboro
Nanette Jones 3002 Camelot Drive, Kinston
Paul Jones PO Box 1013, Grandy,
Peggy Jones 11340 Lytch Drive, Laurinburg,
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NC 27804
NC 27605
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Clay Jordan PO Box 574, Vanceboro, NC 28586
Mac JordanNC27253
Wade Jordan P. O. Box 89, Blounts Creek, NC 27814
Donald Joyner 6496 West Mount Road, Rocky Mount, NC 27801
Joan Joyner 4194 NC 27 W, Lillington, NC 27546
Mike Judy 4592 Emmaus Church Road, Seven Springs, NC 28578
Jan Julien 1313 Carlton Street, Clayton, NC 27520
Bonnie Justice 4012 Mt. Hermon Rock Creek Rd., Graham, NC 27253
Luellen Kaign 505 Trail Three, Burlington, NC 27215
Linda Karriker 2409 Flint Hill Rd., Troy, NC 27371
MaryKeeter 16895 Justice Brance Road, Littleton, NC 27850
Ann Kelsey 1814 Tryon Rd #A, New Bern, NC 28560
John Kelso 590 W. Chicago Avenue, Pinebluff, NC 28378
Daniel K.Kern PO Box 500, Star, NC 27356
Bill Kessinger 118 Blue Water Court, Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870
AllieKey 1703 McCallum Rd., Candor, NC 27229
Nancy Keziah 528 Palmer Dr., Southport, NC 28461
Rita Kight 345 Trotman Rd., Camden, NC 27921
Rachel Pope Kilpatrick 5838 Garland Hwy., Clinton, NC 28328
Alan King 101 Tealbrier St., Burgaw, NC 28425
Betty King 2497 Poor Rd., Hobgood, NC 27843
Linda King 906 King Rd., St. Pauls, NC 28384
Janice Kinney 10800 Galand Ct, Raleigh, NC 27615
Billy Kirby P.O. Box 788, Supply, NC 28462
Connie Kirby 4914 Mandel Road, Durham, NC 27712
Gretta Kirby 1701 Stanbury Rd. SW, Supply, NC 28462
Diane Kirkman 20416 US Highway 64 W., Siler City, NC 27344
Jim Kiser 5123 Woodrun on Tillery, Mt. Gilead, NC 27306
Jodie Kiser 5123 Woodrun on Tillery, Mt. Gilead, NC 27306
Barbara Knopp 4110 Berini Dr., Durham, NC 27705
Wlliam Knox 1901 Market St., Wlmington, NC 28403
Lyn Koehnline 117 Ann Lane, Chapel Hill, NC 27516
Jan Koot 9908 Huntwyck Dr., Raleigh, NC 27603
Greg Kornegay P. O. Box 220, Benson, NC 27504
Doris Krauss 80 Hunterfield Lane, New Bern NC 28560
Ted Kunstling 500 Spring Valley Drive, Raleigh, NC 27609
Connie Landen 201 York Rd., Greenville, NC 27858
Joey Landry 112 Tiverton Woods Dr., Holly Springs, NC 27540
John Lane Jr P.O. Box 12, Gatesville, NC 27938
John Lane 230 Winding Ridge Dr., Cary, NC 27518
Jamie Lang PO Box 457, Snow Hill, NC 28580
Lib Lange 205 Poplar Dr., Elizabeth City, NC 27909
Paul Lange 205 Poplar Dr., Elizabeth City, NC 27909
Bryan Lassiter 302 Masonic Ave., Cedar Point, NC 28584
James Lassiter 761 Mudham Road, Wendell, NC 27591
Judy Lassiter 761 Mudham Road, Wendell, NC 27591
Barbara Latimore PO Box 2452, Pembroke, NC 28372
Denise Lawson 4711 Buckhorn Rd., Efland, NC 27243
Barbara Layton P. O. Box 161, Stedman, NC 28391
Margaret Leak 848 Liberty Circle, Rockingham, NC 28379
Randy Leak 848 Liberty Circle, Rockingham, NC 28379
Janet Leary 1079 New Ditch Farm Rd., Grantsboro, NC 28529
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Jimmy Ledbetter 5821 Timber Ridge Drive, Raleigh,
Christopher Lee 6972 New Britton Hwy E, Whiteville
Murrie Lee 214 Robert E. Lee Drive, Wilmington
Teresa Lee 214 Robert E. Lee Drive, Wilmington
Tony Leesnitzner 4526 Minnis Drive, Hillsborough,
Harry Leete 1199 Wise-Five Forks Road, Macon
Beverly Leggett 102 Morehead, Washington,
Nan Leggett 1211 Pinckney Street, Whiteville
Vivian Leichliter 13000 Debra Dr., Laurinburg
Anita Lewis 614 Marshallberg Road, Smyrna
Joe Lewis PO Box 460, Bell Arthur
Kirby Lewis 102 Kiernan Choice, Cary:
LaVohn Lewis 6179 Old Raleigh Rd., Sims
Loretta Lewis 497 Daugherty Road, Dover,
Michelle Lewis 3578 Moriah Rd., Rougemont
Sam Lewis 2108 Ridge Rd., Raleigh
Steve Lewis 706 Noconia PI., Fuquay-Varina
Helen Little 2252-B Peele Road, Clayton
Jeanette Little 5217 Pine Tree Lane, New Bern
Laura J. Little 217 King George Rd., Greenville
Marsha LiVecchi 3005 Lautenberg Ln., Willow Springs
Wayne Liverman 2035 Edenton Street, Kill Devil Hills
Ann Locklear 1175 Hasty Rd., Maxton
Gary W. Locklear 667 Locklear Road, Pembroke
Gerald Locklear 107 Bea-Anna Lane, Rowland
Joy B. Locklear P. O. Box 454, Pembroke
Garland Loftin 2596 Copeland Farm Rd., Kinston
Hugh Loftin 123 South Oak Street, Efland
Martha Loftin 121 Cardinal Drive, Wake Forest
Don Logner 6117 Oakley Road, Cedar Grove
Celest Long PO Box 247, Littleton
Willis Long 112 Cassedale Drive, Goldsboro,
Johnny Lorbacher P.O. Box 850, Pittsboro
Laura Lord 861 NC Hwy 561, Louisburg
Gene Lowrimore 1007 Indian Trail, Raleigh
Earl Lowry 62 Clifford Rd., Red Spring
Tom Loy 10013 Sycamore Rd., Raleigh
Elvia Lucas 3103 Fieldstream Dr., Wilson
Kay Lucas 104 Weston Ridge Run, Garner.
Ken Lymaster 197 Galloway Jones Road, Maysville
Joe Lyndon 506 November Drive, Durham
Raye Lyndon 506 November Drive, Durham
Chris Lyons 1209 Middle Road, Fayetteville
Pat Lyons 1209 Middle Road, Fayetteville
Alice MacCue 145 Lynch Point Rd., Macon
Hannah Malcolm PO Box 518, Broadway
Dora Ann Maness PO Box 713, Carthage
Lula Mangum 603 Snow Hill Road, Durham
Ed Mann 404 Crestline Blvd., Greenville
Patrick Mann 104 Taylor Lane, Morehead City,
Ada Lou Manning 1861 Holly Springs Church Road, Williamston
Emily Manning 3801 White Oak River Rd., Maysville
enda Marlowe 410 Country Ln., Pelham
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NC 27609
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Al Marshburn 2142 Pleasant Grove Church Rd., Bladenboro
Ann B. Mason 215 Creek Road, Beaufort
Mattie Mason 701 Edgewood Drive, Murfreesboro
Jean Mathews 211 Silvercliff Trail, Cary:
Margie Matis PO Box 584, St. Pauls
Will Matthews 8477 Stoney Hill Church Rd., Bailey,
Charles Mayes 142 Pate St., Lumberton
Clayton Maynor PO Box 3786, Pembroke
Martha Mayo PO Box 4, Conetoe
Tommy McArthur 278 Linda Lane, Clinton
Gloria McAuley 2309 Wintergreen Place, Durham
Hazel Ford McCall Post Office Box 2451, Lumberton
John Pat McCall P. O. Box 148, Stedman
Barry McCallum 2137 Vale Ct, Winterville
Benjamin McCallum Jr PO Box 1781, Rockinghanr
Dick McCallum PO Box 494, Carrboro
Melba McCallum PO Box 1781, Rockingham
Betty S. McConnell 1444 Hwy. 73 W, Jackson Springs
Almarie McCrery PO Box 295, Colerain
Clarissa McDaniel P. O. Box, 216, Garland
Eddy McDonald 1425 US 421 N, Lillington
ElnoraMclver 769 Beach Orchard Rd., Sanford
Louis Mclver 422 Sugar Road, Laurinburg
Linda McKeel 6809 Skeeter Pond Road, Grifton
Trula McKeithan P.O. Box 443, Red Springs
Carol McLean 403 Sound View Ct, Cape Carteret
Eugene McLean 867 McDonald Church Road, Rockingham,
Paul McLean 14 Monford Court, Cameron
Albert Huckabee McLellan 1856 Bethesda Churcdh Rd., Orrum
Kathy McLendon 55 Pool Rock Shores Lane, Henderson
Angus McLeod 231 Maplewood Lane, West End
Charles McLeod 20480 Harrison Rd., Laurinburg,
Lizzy McManus 104 Brannon Court, Chapel Hi
Samuel McMillan 1703 Anita Drive, Laurinburg
Anne B. McNair 14960 Mill Stone Dr., Laurinburg
Minnie McPherson 5137 Woodrun on Tillery, Mt Gilead
Pat McPherson 5137 Woodrun on Tillery, Mt. Gilead
Joyce McRoy 4651 E. 10th Street, Greenville
MaryMeece PO Box 3165, Topsail Beach
Myra Meekins 214 Bayview Drive, Stumpy Point
Dee Melvin 7545 Boyces Landing Road, Wade
Donald Melvin 1821 Stetson Lane, Fayetteville
Debbie Menard 8013 Blalock Rd., Bahama
Paul Menard 8013 Blalock Road, Bahama
Sandra Mendell 3109 US 13 N., Goldsboro
Susan Merrell 2225 Hwy. 101, Beaufort
Barry Merrill 505 South Walnut Street, Princeton
Hilda Merrill 1601 Jupiter Hills Circle, Wlmington
JoeyMerritt 3209 Waycross Road, Magnolia
George Mewborn III PO Box 5, Snow Hill
Bill Miller 432 South Main St., Warrenton
Chris Miller 1229 Green Tee Lane, Rocky Mount
Eric Miller 1229 Green Tee Lane, Rocky Mount
NC 28320
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Joe Miller PO Box 833, Princeton
Michael Miller 271 White Farm Rd., Oriental
Shelby Miller 176 Woodlawn Heights, Raeford,
William Milliken 1635 Shallotte Point Loop Rd. SW, Shallotte
Norma Mills 322 Lochside Drive, Cary
Carolyn Minnich 500 Beaumont Lane, Pittsboro
John Mitchell 622 Wimbleton Drive, Raleigh
Kathy Mitchell 304 Glasgow Lane, Greenville
Kathy Mitchell 6720 Lackey Rd., Staley
Vera Mitchell 124 Lauren Lane, Camden
Connie Modlin 4517 Valley Forge Road, Durham
Jim Modlin 4517 Valley Forge Road, Durham
Agnes Moore P. O. Box 8, Red Oak
Brooks Moore PO Box 133, Stantonsburg
Frank Moore 606 Coharie Lane, Clinton
Margaret Moore 250 S. Estes Drive #62, Chapel Hill
Page Moore 109 Asheford Lane, Roanoke Rapids:
Vernon Moore 538 Tarleton Ave., Burlington
Joseph Morgan 105 Woodland Street, Dudley
Cathy Morris 320 Caratoke Hwy., Moyock
Sue Morris 303 South Boddie Street, Nashville
Terry Morris 3549 Parker Farm Rd., Mebane
Virginia Morris 8350-A Newsome Mill Road, Lucama
Jackie Morrow 39 Home Port Lane, Gates
Ann Morse 29 Hutchinson Road, Southern Pines
Benny Morse Jr 29 Hutchinson Road, Southern Pines
Peggy Moseley 1101 West Queen St., Edenton
Sarah Myatt 6922 Tom Woody Rd., Snow Camp
Wlson Nave 2001 Windsong Rd., Sanford
Beverly Naylor 2901 Church Road, Clinton
Suzanne Nelson 105 Dogwood Trail, Elizabeth City,
Ben Neville Jr PO Box 27, Whitakers
H.D. Newbern 7519 Caratoke Highway, Powells Point
Walter B. Newman P.O. Box 106, Norlina
Sarah Newsome 404 Walnut St., Hamlet
Sue Ellen Nicholson PO Box 10955, Raleigh
Karen Nielsen 2314 Haw River Hopedale Rd., Burlington
Kathrine Noel 5128 Lucy Averette Road, Oxford
Patrick Noel 5128 Lucy Averette Rd., Oxford
Billie Nolds 3201 Old Ingold Trail, Snow Camp
Beth M. Norris 4714 Ludwell Branch Court, Raleigh
Patricia Norris 191 Blalock Dairy Road, Roxboro
Betsy Norton 145 Partridge Rd., Wilmington
Wlburn L. Norton 6352 Deerview Dr., Raleigh
Peggy Norton-McCallum 1522 Clermont Rd., Durham,
Raymond Oakes 800 Fairlane Drive, Grifton
Tacoma O'Connor 1432 Kirkwood Dr., Durham
Cecil Odom 1520 Creel Road, Mount Olive
Laverne Olrogge 5073 Stokestown-St. Johns Rd., Ayden
Stephanie O'Neal P.O. Box 208, Rodanthe
Carolyn Ormond 352 North Fallsview Lane, Wake Forest
Charlotte Overaker 2618 Pleasant Green Rd., Durham
NC 27569
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NC 28470
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NC 27851
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NC 28345
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Ron Overaker 2618 Pleasant Green Rd., Durham, NC 27705
Ray Owen 90 Moody Road, Henderson, NC 27537
Mary Owens 1111 Spring Valley Lake Rd., Henderson, NC 27537
Tim Owens 6335 Bridgersville Rd., Elm City, NC 27822
Janet Owle 212 Edgebrook Drive, Pikeville, NC 27863
Steve Owle 212 Edgebrook Drive, Pikeville, NC 27863
James AOxendine PO Box 2484, Pembroke, NC 28372
Monty Oxendine 656 Wire Grass Rd., Lumberton, NC 28358
Alicia Page 11537 Hwy 41 S, Fairmont, NC 28340
Robert F. Page 4401 Wingate Drive, Raleigh, NC 27609
Vickie Pait 210 Anderson Street, Whiteville, NC 28472
Dianne Parker 1353 Packing Plant Rd., Smithfield, NC 27577
Gloria Parker 3684 HWY 24, Newport, NC 28570
Ivy Parker 111 Shady Creek Trail, Cary, NC 27513
Mack Parker 2204 Laurel Valley Way, Raleigh, NC 27604
Susan Parker 3904 Sunningdale Way, Durham, NC 27707
Carl Paschal PO Box 1589, Kenly, NC 27542
Eddie Paschal 5594 Carbonton Rd., Sanford, NC 27330
David Pate 1997 Hooks Road, Fremont, NC 27830
Luke Patterson 2009 Crossway, Fayetteville, NC 28304
Patricia Patton 1656 Moore Town Rd., Walstonburg, NC 27888
Tom Pauling 3010 Fern Dr., Greenville, NC 27858
C.J. Pearce 4939 NC Hwy 39 S, Henderson, NC 27536
Joe Pearce 934 North Main Street, Louisburg, NC 27549
Carroll Pearsall 782 Fertilizer Rd., Riegelwood, NC 28456
Darnell Peed PO Box 456, Aurora, NC 27806
Ellie Peek 3605 St. Marks Rd., Durham, NC 27707
Mary Peele 438 Yeopim Rd., Edenton, NC, 27932
David Pendergrass 221 Devonshire Ln., Wilmington, NC 28409
Irvin Pennabaker 301 Durant Drive, Fayetteville, NC 28304
Ted Penny 220 Sheriff Johnson Road, Coats, NC 27501
Joan Pepper 1204 East Oak Drive, Durham, NC 27712
Angie Perry 4882 Strickland Rd., Bailey, NC 27807
Earl L Perry P.O. Box 145, Harrellsville, NC 27942
Heather Perry 4034 Mitchell Rd., Middlesex, NC 27557
Pauline Evans Perry 1304 Rollover Ck. Rd., New Bern, NC 28562
Ruth Petrie 114 N McLean, Cary, NC 27513
Doris Petty 1928 US 70 E, Hillsborough, NC 27278
Jean D. Phillips 251 Old Plank Rd., Robbins, NC 27325
Tim Pickett 138 Stonebridge Trail, Havelock, NC 28532
J.O. Pierce 105 Loblolly Drive, Plymouth, NC 27962
Billy Eugene Pike Sr 429 Herman Lane Rd., Stantonsburg, NC 27883
Mary Piland 12158 US 158 HWY, Conway, NC 27820
Georgia Pilkington 305 South Rogers Dr., Smithfield, NC 27577
Davey Pittard 60 Trail Two, Burlington, NC 27215
Paula Pittard 311 28th St., Butner, NC 27509
Bill Pointer 12683 NC Hwy 119 N, Semora, NC 27343
Jane M. Ponder 607 S. Chestnut St., Henderson, NC 27536
CharlesPonton 4534 Noland Dr., Wilmington, NC 28405
Maxine Poole PO Box 237, Biscoe, NC 27209
Dennis Poteat 904 Glenwood Ave., Raleigh, NC 27605
Tom Potter 600 Lancaster Road, Pikeville, NC 27863
Lois Powers 150 Merrymount Rd., Boydton, VA23917
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Ruth Price 205 Rowe Avenue, Wilson, NC 27893
Carol Pridgen 704 Greenridge Road, Snow Hill, NC 28580
Ray Pridgen 704 Greenridge Road, Snow Hill, NC 28580
Edith Proctor 4700 Temperance Hall Rd., Elm City, NC 27822
Frankie Pulley 5008 Deep Cedar Dr., Wendell, NC 27591
Teresa Pulley 5008 Deep Cedar Dr., Wendell, NC 27591
Mary Louise Purcell 468 Alford L. Road, Rowland, NC 28383
Ercel Quick 18320 Snead's Grove Rd., Laurinburg, NC 28352
Linda Raim 101 Braeburn Circle, Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870
Ronnie Raper 249 Keeter Barn Rd., Souht Mills, NC 27976
Carl Ratcliff 6205 NC Hwy 119 N, Leasburg, NC 27291
Mary Ray 2303 McKinney St., Burlington, NC 27217
Sandra Ray 100 Pinewood Drive, Camden, NC 27921
Margie Raymond 859 MacFarland Road, Broadway, NC 27505
Roy Raynor P O Box 368, Garner, NC 27529
Sandra Reaves 122 Forest Oaks Dr., Durham, NC 27705
Tina Reaves PO Box 96, White Oak, NC 28399
Fax Rector 415 Oak Street, Chadbourn, NC 28431
Sue Redfearn PO Box 1538, Swansboro, NC 28584
Anton Reid 1389 US Hwy 401 S, Warrenton, NC 27589
Steve Reim 112 St. Andrews Circle, New Bern, NC 28562
Jackie Rente 13097 Highway 71 North, Red Springs, NC 28377
Edna Reynolds 406 Elaine Place, Garner, NC 27529
Pawlik Richard 608 Ashland Dr., Mebane, NC 27302
Sheila Richardson 126 Plumgrove Ln., Garner, NC 27529
Doug Richmond 1328 Kingston Ridge Rd., Cary, NC 27511
Ruth Rickenbacher 109 Couples Lane, New Bern, NC 28560
Lauren Riddick 110 Marsh Road, Washington, NC 27889
Stephen Riddle 6113 Chowning Ct, Raleigh, NC 27612
Ann Ridge 502 Huffmantown Rd., Richlands, NC 28574
Christine Riley 2969 Pattie Boone Rd., Nashville, NC 27856
Ken Ripley PO Box 185, Spring Hope, NC 27882
Cindy Rivenbark PO Box 307, Magnolia, NC 28453
Mary Sue Roach 409 Lake Road, Hertford, NC 27944
Susan Robbins 200 Raccoon Road, Willard, NC 2847
Bill Roberson Seven Lakes, NC 27376
Claiborne Roberts 4124 Claiborne's Road, Mebane, NC 27302
Ann Robinson 2801 Graham Dr., Kinston, NC 28504
Claire Robinson 1171 NC Hwy 731 E, Candor, NC 27229
Lucille Robinson 954 Heaven Street, Norlina, NC 27563
Barbara Robl 707 Broad St., Wilson, NC 27893
Janet Rocap 102 Brush Stream Dr., Cary, NC 27511
Betty Jo Rodgers PO Box 1119, Oriental, NC 28571
Dorothy Rogers 812 Trail One, Burlington, NC 27215
Dorothy Rogers 107 W Whittaker St., Clayton, NC 27520
Mike Rogers 812 Trail One, Burlington, NC 27215
Rita Rogers 1296 White Smith Rd., Pittsboro, NC 27312
Harold Rogerson 5301 Riley's Ridge Road, Hillsborough, NC 27278
Jeanette Roller 503 Cherry St., Hamlet, NC 28345
Randy Roller 503 Cherry St., Hamlet, NC 28345
Ray Root 176 Paul Brisson Road, Bladenboro, NC 28320
Terry Rose 919 Second Street, Manteo, NC 27954
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Peggy Rouse 2334 Paul's Path Rd., Kinston, NC 28504
Linwood Rowe 4564 Rains Crossroad Rd., Princeton, NC 27659
Michael C. Rowland 185 Blues Siding Rd., Carthage, NC 28327
Patricia Russell 1511 Red Mountain Road, Rougemont, NC 27572
Jimmy Sanders 203 Farina Dr., Havelock, NC 28532
Maylene Sanders 5230 US 701S, Four Oaks, NC 27524
Jerry Ann Sandlin PO Box 846, Beulaville, NC 28518
Mary Alice Saunders 212 William Dr., Candor, NC 27229
Deanna Schmidt 111 Deerwood Trail, Havelock, NC 28352
Richard Schmits 115 Vance Phillips Rd., Warsaw, NC 28390
Paul Scholl, Jr 423 Old Charlotte Road, Rockingham, NC 28379
Jean Seabrooke 9401 Jenmar Drive, Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526
Jerry L. Seaman 600 Valley Rd., Sanford, NC 27330
Robert Self 1949 Belmont-Alamance Rd., Burlington, NC 27215
Doug Sessoms 988 Fields Road, Tar Heel, NC 28392
Ben Seymour 2833 Gladstone Drive, Raleigh, NC 27610
Mike Shaffer 2409 Kelly Road, Apex, NC 27502
Fred Shank 4800 Salem Ridge Rd., Holly Springs, NC 27540
Erwin Sharp 824 Helm Drive, New Bern, NC 28560
Robert Sharpe 916 Ravenwood Dr., Raleigh, NC 27609
Grace Shaw 484 Huffmantown Rd., Richlands, NC 28574
Linda Lee Shaw 1086 Silver Spoon Road, Evergreen, NC 28438
Ed Shearin 31 Warren Ave., Louisburg, NC 27549
Marvin Shebester PO Box 66, Swepsonville, NC 27359
Chris Sheffield 1186 Cotton Creek Rd., Biscoe, NC 27209
Anne Shepard P. O. Box 236, Halifax, NC 27839
Glenda Sherrill 437 Wregrass Road, Rockingham, NC 28379
Dennis Shipman 814 Bent Creek Rd., Bahama, NC 27503
Bill Shuler 5105 Deer Lake Trail, Wake Forest, NC 27587
Jimmie B. Shuler 329 Mary Lee Court, Winterville, NC 28590
Susan Shumate 105 Pointe Place, Hillsborough, NC 27278
Frances Shutt 2205 Barfield Ct, Raleigh, NC 27607
Alma Sigora 6056 Hobgood Rd., Rougemont, NC 27572
Doris Simon 104 Trout Ct., Grandy, NC 27939
Art Simpson 27 Wood Run, Sanford, NC 27332
Georganna Simpson 27 Wood Run, Sanford, NC 27332
Ann Simril PO Box 413, Vanceboro, NC28586
AlyceSingletary 2744 W. Parkton Tobemory Rd., Parkton, NC 28371
Katie Singletary 2744 W. Parkton Tobemory Rd., Parkton, NC 28371
Jeannie Skane 123 S. 29th St., Wlmington, NC 28403
Jim Skane 123 S. 29th St., Wlmington, NC 28403
Flora Slate 2965 Wedgeview Rd., Fayetteville, NC 28306
David Sluder 55-C Dogwood Ct., Asheville, NC 28805
Charles Smith 2206 Parham Drive, Wilmington, NC 28403
James Russell Smith 1366 Doolittle Mill RoadConwayNC27820
Jay Smith 723 North Forty Road, Morehead City, NC 28557
Joe Smith 2016 Orange Chapel, Chapel Hill, NC 27516
Kay Smith 1808 Fearing Ave., Elizabeth City, NC 27909
Kerry Smith 662 West Beaufort Road, Beaufort, NC 28516
LaNella Smith 1215 Shady Lane, Durham, NC 27712
Lois Smith 2390 Rocky Fork Church Rd., Sanford, NC 27332
Michael Smith 7728 Eunice Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28306
Pat Smith 1366 Doolittle Mill Road, Conway, NC 27820
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Penny Smith 299 Morris Marina Road, Atlantic, NC 28511
Randy Smith 270 Sam Mc Gougan Gin Rd., Lumber Bridge, NC 28357
Sue Hardy Smith 362 Alexander Rouse Road, Kinston, NC 28504
Tony Smith 662 West Beaufort Road, Beaufort, NC 28516
Young Ja Son 3718 Buffaloe Rd., Raleigh, NC 27604
Mary Gray Southern 5 Timbeercreek Ct, Durham, NC 27712
Deb Sparrow 952 E. Main St., Belhaven, NC 27810
Myra Spell 290 Capps Bridge Rd., Princeton, NC 27569
Carol Spencer 108 Gablewood Ln., Holly Springs, NC 27540
Jane Spicer 101 Pelican Point Road, Wilmington, NC 28409
Thompsie Spillman 4730 Black Mountain Path, Raleigh, NC 27612
AvaSpivey 2684 Deep River Rd., Sanford, NC 27330
Raymond Sproles 606 Wildwood Rd., Aberdeen, NC 28315
James Staalduinen 3363 Brick Kiln Rd., Greenville, NC 27858
Cecil Stackhouse 1010 W. Driftwood Dr., Siler City, NC 27344
Marjorie Stackhouse 1010 W. Dliftwood Dr., Siler City, NC 27344
Grace Stafford 410 W. Noble St., Louisburg, NC 27549
Annette Stallings 103 Hillside Ct., Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870
Dick Stallings P.O. Box 307, Pinetops, NC 27864
Jessie Stalnaker 1595 N. Moore Rd., Robbins, NC 27325
Albert Stanley Jr P.O. Box 305, Four Oaks, NC 27524
Joe Stanley P.O. Box 70, Cluster Springs, VA24535
Vivian Stanley PO Box 70, Cluster Springs, VA24535
Kay Stark 6639 Horner Siding Rd., Oxford, NC 27565
Fred Stenholm 2225 Pintail Court, Greenville, NC 27834
Keith Stewart PO Box 128, Fremont, NC 27830
Perry Stewart P.O. Box 371, Pinehurst, NC 28374
Rosa Mae Stewart PO Box 1103, Laurel Hill, NC 28351
SteveStewart 1661 Helen St., Creedmoor, NC 27522
Karen Stogner 2210 Holland Ave., Burlington, NC 27217
Keith Stolarick 1200 Swallow Ct., Raleigh, NC 27606
Bill Stone 355 Vinegar Loop Road, Tabor City, NC 28463
Hugh Stone 5180 Big Woods Road, Chapel Hill, NC 27517
Sharon Stone 3001 Omah St., Durham, NC 27705
Joe Stoner 3945 Sweetbriar Drive, Wilmington, NC 28403
Anne Strickland 1931 Shell St., Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870
Bobby Stricklin 217 Sweetbriar Lane, Havelock, NC 28532
Patty Stricklin 217 Sweetbriar Lane, Havelock, NC 28532
Brenda M. Strong 412 Middlebury Place, Fayetteville, NC 28303
Iris Strother 138 Filly Run Lane, Carthage, NC 28327
PattSturdivant 3867 Crawford Dairy Rd., Chapel Hill, NC 27516
Sam Sugg 825 Holt Dr., Raleigh, NC 27608
Gay Sullivan 827 Bethel Church Road, Mt. Olive, NC 28365
Robert Sullivan PO Box 837, Carthage, NC 28327
Carolyn Sutton 4900 Cypress Shores Dr., New Bern, NC 28562
Jack Sutton 1453 New Hope Rd., La Grange, NC 28551
Stanley Dwight Sutton 1832 Sutton Short Cut Road, La Grange, NC 28551
Mildred Swain Fairlane Rd Plymouth, NC 27962
Stephanie Swain 18420 NC HWY. 32 N., Roper, NC 27970
Marna Sweeley 6820 Thames Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28306
Clay Swenson 1305 Queensbury CircleDurhamNC27713
Bobby Swink P.O. Box 41304, Fayetteville, NC 28309
Suzanne Swygert 376 Bay St., Fuquay- Varina, NC 27526
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Jean Tart 3542 Reedy Prong Church Road, Dunn
Genette Tate 345 Maxwell Mill Rd., Pink Hill
Anne Tavenner 300 Pocahontas Trail, Edenton
Elizabeth Taylor 399 Herman Taylor Rd., Faison
Keywanna Taylor 406 Linden Avenue, Fairmont
Marie Taylor 4368 Darrooch Rd., Lillington
Ophelia Taylor 1310 Briarwood Drive, Wilson
Steve Taylor 410 W. 18th Street, Lumberton
Michelle Taylor-Skipper 1704 Sherbrooke Cr., Laurinburg
Sue Teachey 410 E. Southerland Street, Wallace
Gail Terwilliger 1813 Sunneyside Circle, Fayetteville
Frank Thigpen P.O. Box 1034, Pinehurst
Grace Thigpen 501 N. Front St., Pink Hill
Carol Lynn Thomas 390 Pine Vista Drive, Pinehurst
Freeman Thomas 141 Wright Lane, Rockingham
Steve Thomas Sr 3741 Harrisburg Dr., Fayetteville
Ted Thomas PO Box 1435, Pinehurst
Toni Thomas 544 Farmview Drive, Fayetteville
Jeannie D. Thompson 4447 Prospect Rd., Maxton
Kristi Thompson 572 White's Crossing Lane, Whiteville
Linda Thompson 354 Poole's Mill Rd., Jackson Springs
Pat Thompson 508 Jefferson Dr., Roxboro
Robert Thompson 3210 Hamlin Rd., Durham
Cheryl Thornton 6651 Morningside Rd., Fremont
MayThurber 585 Manson-Drewry Road, Manson
Susan Tibbs 1909 Fenton St., Rockingham
Allen Till 8412 Kempton Rd., Raleigh
Sonja Tilley 2700 Little River Church Rd., Hurdle Mills
Jacob Tobias 105 Clubstone Lane, Cary
Connie Todd 7279 Red Hill Rd., Whiteville
Gene Todd 120 Phillips Road, Scotland Neck
Nannette Todd 120 Phillips Road, Scotland Neck
Dot Torrans 379 Beasley-Torrans Rd., Warsaw,
Shirley Townsend-Jones 6202 Gaddy's Mill Road, Maxton
Bill Triplett 1928 Lebanon Church Road, Clarendon
Mary K. Tripodi 101 Pickett Lane, Pittsboro
Melody Troncale 353 Beaumont Lane, Pittsboro
Elaine Truckner 1214 Virgina Ave., Durham
Wlliam (Sam) True PO Box 71, Pleasant Hill
Trudie Turner 125 Aberdeen Lane, Jacksonville
Candice Tynes 67 Crocker Rd., Smithfield
Barbara High Tyre P.O. Box 116, Red Oak
Fredda Umphlett 5800 Heatherbrook Circle, Raleigh
Debra Upchurch 5217 Penny Road, Raleigh
Richard Upchurch 5905 Lake Terrace Ct, Fayetteville
Mary Urban 4900 Roxboro Rd., Durham
Jenny Uzzell 721 Chadwick Shores Dr., Sneads Ferry,
Josie Van Dyke 908 Laurens Way, Knightdale
Marilyn Van Niel 1406 Santa Lucia Drive, New Bern
James Van Staalduinen 3363 Brick Kiln Rd., Greenville
Wayne Vanderburg 105 Portsmith PI., Chapel Hill
Danny Vaughn 61 Tombstone Drive, Roxboro
Sharon Vessey P.O. Box 1218, Elizabeth City
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NC 27932
NC 28341
NC 28340
NC 27546
NC 27896
NC 28358
NC 28352
NC 28466
NC 28305
NC 28370
NC 28572
NC 28374
NC 28379
NC 28306
NC 28370
NC 28311
NC 28364
NC 28472
NC 27281
NC 27573
NC 27704
NC 27830
NC 27553
NC 28379
NC 27613
NC 27541
NC 27518
NC 28472
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NC 27874
NC 28398
NC 28364
NC 28432
NC 27312
NC 27312
NC 27705
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NC 28540
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NC 27612
NC 27606
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NC 27704
NC 28460
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Kerry Vitkus 1716 Maizeville Lane, Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526
Charlotte Wade 311 Allen's Way, Kittrell, NC 27549
Earle Wade P.O. Box 344, Morehead City, NC 28557
Malachi Wade 5505 Nix Rd., Fayetteville, NC 28314
Brenda Wagner 1 Pinecrest Parkway, Wilmington, NC 28401
Jo Wainright 1605-1 Willoughby Park, Wilmington, NC 28412
Tom Walden 8333 Zebulon Rd., Youngsville, NC 27596
Dorothy Walker 3101 Chestnut Ridge Church Rd., Efland, NC 27243
Ronald Walker 1882 Park Springs Rd., Providence, NC 27315
Webester R. Walker 590 South Sixth St., Aurora, NC 27829
Raymond D. Wall P. O. Box 1934, Rockingham, NC 28380
Bob Wallace 4805 Cornoustie Court, Holly Springs, NC 27540
Greg Wallace 5809 Dutch Creek Drive, Raleigh, NC 27606
Betty Waller 4108 Robinwood Drive, Kinston, NC 28504
Tommy Walters 1754 Riverside Drive, Hillsborough, NC 27278
Gail Ward 1014 Highway 55 West, Mt. Olive, NC 28365
Gail Ward 3305 Lebanon Church Road, Clarendon, NC 28432
LS. Ward 1888 NC Hwy. 39 N., Louisburg, NC 27549
Lindsey Ward 1888 NC Hwy. 39 N., Louisburg, NC 27549
Brona Warner 6062 Midus Street, Hope Mills, NC 28348
Donald Warren 470 Lennox Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28303
Margaret Warren 116 Landfall Ct, Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870
Gina Watlington PO Box 1027, Yanceyville, NC 27379
Betty Lou Watson 117 Bryce Creek Lane, Fayetteville, NC 28303
William Watson 1881 Gola Drive, Fayetteville, NC 28301
Judy Way 1919 Broadway Dr., Graham, NC 27253
Max Way 1919 Broadway Dr., Graham, NC 27253
Katie Weaver 119 Center Dr., Hampstead, NC 28443
Lee Weaver 127 Bluegrass Dr., Warrenton, NC 27589
Bill Webb 3510 Long Ridge Rd., Durham, NC 27703
Bobbie Weeks 3412 Providence PI., Wnterville, NC 28590
Elleze Weeks 725 Ridge Drive, Goldsboro, NC 27530
Melvin Borden Weeks 725 Ridge Drive, Goldsboro, NC 27530
Becky Weisiger 2602 Burtus Dr., Goldsboro, NC 27534
Henry Wentz 2333 Airline Dr., Raleigh, NC 27607
Carol Heath West PO Box 454, Bayboro, NC 28515
Charlotte West 115 Penny Lane, Cary, NC 27511
G W WestJr 708 Nicholson Street, Clinton, NC 28328
Sarah West 708 Nicholson Street, Clinton, NC 28328
Marsha Whaley PO Box 936, Rose Hill, NC 28458
Frank White 2004 Buckskin Drive, Clayton, NC 27520
Jaye White 1008 Clarendon St., Fayetteville, NC 28305
Phillip Whited 63 Byrd Road, Mebane, NC 27302
Jennifer Whitehurst 113 Brown Street, Washington, NC 27889
Tom Whitlock PO Box 15, Gibson, NC 28343
Doretha Whitted 117 Millers Cemetery Road, St. Pauls, NC 28384
Kay Wilkins 6595 Carbonton Rd., Sanford, NC27330
Cyrus Willcox 1192 Kelly Plantation Road, Carthage, NC 27327
David Willett 5463 South Plank Road, Cameron, NC 28326
Dave Williams 1408 Knollwood Dr., Wilson, NC 27896
Jean Williams 1554 Quarter Road, Swan Quarter, NC 27885
Larry Williford 305 1/2 W. Greene St., Snow Hill, NC 28580
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Betty Wilson 303 Gold Leaf Farm, Ellerbe, NC 28338
James Wilson 1693 Andrews Chapel Rd., Roseboro, NC 28382
Janet Wilson 202 S. Pine St., Benson, NC 27504
Sandra Wilson 8916 Six Forks Road, Raleigh, NC 27615
Snodie Wilson PO Box 246, Kenansville, NC 28349
Michelle Windham 4594 US Hwy 258, Farmville, NC 27828
lola Wnesett 412 W Main St., Rowland, NC 28383
Ethel Winslow 116 Howell's Lane, Hertford, NC 27944
Linda Winstead 1308 Maple Avenue, Apex, NC 27502
Mose Wiseman 5413 Buckwood Dr., Apex, NC 27539
Betty Wlson 303 Gold Leaf Farm, Ellerbe, NC 28338
Anita Wolfe 20 Cole Circle, Franklinton, NC 27525
Steve Wolford 1979 Fairforest Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28304
Leslie Womack 10760 Taylor Rd., Laurinburg, NC 28532
Martha Woodall 127 Rex Noble Road, Deep Run, NC 28528
Linda Woodard 2119 Irvin Circle, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Tony Woodard PO Box 224, Pine Level, NC 27568
Ruth Woods PO Box 84, Pembroke, NC 28372
Judy Eason Wooten P.O. Box 328, Stantonsburg, NC 27883
Anna Gail Workman 2114 US Hwy 70, Mebane, NC 27302
Justin Wrenn 325 Vance Academy Rd., Henderson, NC 27537
Shelby Wrenn 6 Wrenn Way, Louisburg, NC 27549
Annette Wright 1212 Deboy Street, Raleigh, NC 27606
Bryant Wright 376 N. Chavis Road, Kittrell, NC 27544
Lois Wright 926 W Markham Ave., Durham, NC 27701
Cheryl Wyatt 3920 NC Hwy 55 West, Cove City, NC 28523
KatherineWyatt 312 Forest Glen Lane, Pollocksville, NC 28573
Lindsey Wyatt 3920 NC Hwy 55 West, Cove City, NC 28523
Joy Yarnall 105 Caymus Ct, Cary, NC 27519
Kwaku Yeboah 2297 Highway 24, Cameron, NC 28326
Brenda D. Yert 289 Stephen Way, Belhaven, NC 27810
Frank Young 270 Tast Dr., Wendell, NC 27591
Jon Young 890 Smith Farm Road, Havelock, NC 28532
Patricia Young 270 Tast Dr., Wendell, NC 27591
Ted Zeller 514 N Carr St., Mebane, NC 27302
Rick Zigler 1401 Live Oak Parkway, Wilmington, NC 28403
Jerry Zima 574 Rhodestown Road, Jacksonville, NC 28540
Marge Zima 574 Rhodestown Road, Jacksonville, NC 28540
Eileen Zischkau 730 Lewis Rd. NE, Leland, NC 28541
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North Carolina Conference Clergy
Adams, Dennis Marion [Dennis] (Lee) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Greenville) St. James -Assoc.
Home: 102 Dellwood Dr, Greenville, NC 27858-5405
(252) 355-7480
"Office: 2000 E 6th St, Greenville, NC 27858-2915
(252) 752-6154 (f) (252) 752-9539
Email: dadams@nccumc.org
Adams, James David [Dave] (Barbara) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Goldsboro) Whitley Memorial
*Home: 105 W. Rose St., Smithfield, NC 27577
(919) 989-7773
Office: 300 Wilson Mills Rd., Smithfield, NC 27577
(919) 934-8834
Email: daveadams@nccumc.org
Adams, William Frazier [Bill] (Dana) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Wesley Memorial - Associate
*Home: 409 Arbor Way, Wlmington, NC 28409-5725
(910) 799-4194
Office: 1401 S. College Rd., Wilmington, NC 28403-5104
(910) 791-4092 (f) (910) 791-2329
Email: wadams@nccumc.org
Ahl, Anne W. [Anne] (Chris) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Fuquay-Varina: First
Home: 1668 Lake Glen Drive, Fuquay-Varina, NC 27562
(919) 557-9107
"Office: P.O. Box 126, Fuquay Varina, NC 27526
(919) 567-8384 (f) (919) 567-1678
Email: anneahl@nccumc.org
Aills, Lovell R. [Lovell] (Barbara) {Retired Full Elder}
(Sanford)
*Home: #8 Piney Point, Whispering Pines, NC 28327-9475
(910) 949-3632
Email: laills@nccumc.org
Aitken, P. Wesley [Wesley] (Ruth) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: 1829 Front St, Apt E - 2, Durham, NC 27705
(919) 309-9652
Email: waitken@nccumc.org
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Alexander, Benjamin [Ben] (Sarah) {Probationary Elder}
(Burlington) Front Street -Assoc.
Home: 326 Oakland Dr., Burlington, NC 27215
(336) 584-9439
"Office: P.O. Box 2597, Burlington, NC 27216
(336) 227-6263 (f) (336) 227-7905
Email: balexander@nccumc.org
Alexander, Frank L. [Frank] (Millie) {Retired Other Full Member}
(Elizabeth City) Albemarle
*Home: 2946 Ambrose Road, Creswell, NC 27928
(252) 797-7503
Office: 2946 Ambrose Road, Creswell, NC 27928
Email: falexander@nccumc.org
Alexander, Gayle T. [Gayle] (Kathryn) {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington)
*Home: 1880 Brookwood Ave., Apt. 120, Burlington, NC 27215
(336) 570-8520
Email: galexander@nccumc.org
Alexander, Jr., J. C. [J. C] (Sue) {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington)
*Home: 3705 Ben-Mil Court, Franklinton, NC 27525
(919) 528-8136
Email: calexander@nccumc.org
Allen, Danny G [Danny] (June) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Greenville) Washington: First
Home: 7860 Broad Creek Road, Washington, NC 27889
"Office: P.O. Box 715, Washington, NC 27889
(252) 946-3311
Email: dallen@nccumc.org
Allen, Frank Bruce [Bruce] (Susan) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) Trinity: Elizabethtown
*Home: 2106 Second Avenue, Elizabethtown, NC 28337
(910) 862-3654
Office: P.O. Box 759, Elizabethtown, NC 28337
(910) 862-3706
Email: fallen@nccumc.org
Allen, IV, William Henry [William] (Stuart) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Leave of Absence
*Home: 10825 Leslie Dr, Raleigh, NC 27614
(919) 847-4595
Email: whaiv@nccumc.org
Allen, Willie F. [Willie] (Alice Faye) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Mishop Springs
*Home: 1359 Owen Hill Rd., Elizabethtown, NC 28337
(910) 866-4453
Office: 2756 Pine Log Rd., Whiteville, NC 28472
Email: wallen@nccumc.org
Alliger, Julia Ellen [Julia] (John E. Ducker) {Probationary Elder}
(Burlington) Eno
Home: 430 Charlie Monk Road, Hurdle Mills, NC 27541
(919) 906-1378
"Office: 903 Eno Street, Hillsborough, NC 27278
(919) 732-3868
Email: jalliger@nccumc.org
Allred, Gary E. [Gary] (Lou Ann) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Holland's
Home: 104 Ryder Cup Circle, Raleigh, NC 27603
(919) 801-0157
"Office: 9433 Ten Ten Road, Raleigh, NC 27603-8423
(919) 772-5294 (f) (919) 772-0754
Email: gary@hollandsumc.com
Allred, Susan Lutz [Susan] {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington)
*Home: Croasdaile Vil-Friendship #126, 2600 Croasdaile Farm Pkwy, Duham, NC
27705
(919) 384-2313
Email: sallred@nccumc.org
Alston, Dwayne D. [Dwayne] (La'Quita) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) John Wesley
Home: 2115 Clinchfield Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28304
(910) 485-3662
"Office: 616 Cumberland St., Fayetteville, NC 28301
(910) 483-5052 (f) (910) 483-2727
Email: dalston@nccumc.org
Altman, Jr., William Howard [Bill] (Ruth) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wlmington) Riegelwood: Wesley
Home: 114 Green Rd., Riegelwood, NC 28456
(910) 655-3348
"Office: P.O. Box 116, Riegelwood, NC 28456-0116
(910) 655-4793
Email: baltman@nccumc.org
Amon, John David [Dave] (Linda) {Student Local Pastor}
(Rocky Mount) Warren Charge
"Home: 3199 US Hwy 401 S, Henderson, NC 27537
(252) 492-0771
Office: 3199 US Hwy 401 S, Henderson, NC 27537
(252) 492-0771
Email: jdamon@nccumc.org
Anderson, Austin [Austin] (Margaret) {Interim Supply}
(Rocky Mount) Sharon
"Home: 293 Fairfield Dr., Rocky Mount, NC 27804
(252) 443-3499
Office: 585 Gibbs Ave., Hollister, NC 27844
(252) 586-4797
Email: aanderson@nccumc.org
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Andrews, Jr., John C. [John] (Nancy) {Retired Full Elder}
(Goldsboro)
*Home: 214 Lanefield Rd., Warsaw, NC 28398
(910) 293-2888
Email: jandrews@nccumc.org
Angel, Karen Baker [Karen] (Matt) {Probationary Elder}
(Burlington) Bethel-Locust Hill
*Home: 6258 Park Springs Rd., Pelham, NC 27311
(336) 388-2489
Office: 6258 Park Springs Rd, Pelham, NC 27311
(336) 388-2489
Email: kangel@nccumc.org
Archer, Patricia H. [Trish] (Noah) {Deacon in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) Wilmington: Pine Valley
*Home: 384 Semmes Dr., Wlmington, NC 28412
(910) 452-1654
Office: 3788 Shipyard Blvd., Wilmington, NC 28403
(910) 791-0353 (f) (910) 452-4583
Email: parcher@nccumc.org
Argo, D. Anthony [Tony] (Karen) {Deacon in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) FA: Haymount- Deacon
Home: 610 Greenwood Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28305
(910) 485-7419
"Office: 1700 Fort Bragg Rd, Fayetteville, NC 28303-6800
(910) 484-0181 (f) (910) 484-9805
Email: aargo@nccumc.org
Arledge, Alice [Alice B.] (Denton) {Diaconal Minister}
(Wilmington) Personal Leave
*Home: 206 Braxlo Lane, Wilmington, NC 28409
(910) 791-2416
Email: aarledge@nccumc.org
Arledge, Nathan [Nathan] {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Durham) Aldersgate - Assistant
Home: 1818 Grande Oaks Place, Durham, NC 27712
(919) 943-6797
"Office: 1320 Unstead Rd., Durham, NC 27712
(919) 477-0509
Email: narledge@nccumc.org
Armistead, Roger Addison [Roger] (Diane) {Retired Full Elder}
(Fayetteville) Mamers Charge
*Home: 6134 Old 421 N., Lillington, NC 27546
(910) 814-0739 (f) (910) 814-0739
Office: P.O. Box 545, Mamers, NC 27552
(910) 814-0739 (f) (910) 814-0739
Email: rarmistead@nccumc.org
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Armstrong, Edward P. [Ed] (Sarah) {Retired Full Elder}
(New Bern)
*Home: 229 Sarahs Circle, New Bern, NC 28562-7313
(252) 633-3465
Email: earmstrong@nccumc.org
Armstrong, III, R. Martin [Martin] (Eleanor) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) New Hope
Home: 204 Bayleaf Drive, Goldsboro, NC 27534-9469
(919) 778-3801
"Office: 200 E. New Hope Road, Goldsboro, NC 27534
(919) 778-1124 (f) (919) 778-1124
Email: marmstrong@nccumc.org
Ashburn, Matthew Reeves [Matt] {Probationary Elder}
(Raleigh) Edenton Street-Assoc.
*Home: 2124 Cowper Dr., Raleigh, NC 27608
(919) 782-9508
Office: 228 West Edenton Street, Raleigh, NC 27603
(919) 832-7535
Email: mashburn@nccumc.org
Asher, James [Jim] (Yvonne) {Full Member of Other Denomination}
(New Bern) Verona
*Home: 104 Caswell Court, Jacksonville, NC 28546
(910) 577-7110
Office: 110 Town Point Rd., Jacksonville, NC 28540
(910) 347-7201
Email: jwasher@nccumc.org
Askew, Michael P. [Mike] (Cindy) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Elizabeth City) North Gates
Home: 900 NC Hwy 37N, P.O. Box 38, Gates, NC 27937
(252) 357-1620
"Office: P.O. Box 38, Gates, NC 27937
(252) 357-1620
Email: mikeaskew@nccumc.org
Atkins, Ramon [Ramon] (Donna) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Fayetteville) Cool Springs
*Home: P.O. Box 659, Broadway, NC 27505-0659
(919) 258-6007 (f) (919) 258-6007
Office: P.O. Box 617, Mamers, NC 27552
(919) 258-9213
Email: ratkins@nccumc.org
Aydlett, Jr., W. Christopher [Chris] (Angie) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Jacksonville:Trinity
Home: 115 Fawn Trail, Jacksonville, NC 28540-4595
(910) 347-1547
"Office: 301 Marine Blvd., Jacksonville, NC 28540-4839
(910) 455-4814 (f) (910) 455-7498
Email: aydlettc@nccumc.org
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Babajtis, Jeffrey [Jeff] (Anna) {Student Local Pastor}
(Sanford) Bynum
*Home: 774 Bynum Road, Pittsboro, NC 27312
(919) 542-4715
Office: Box 6, 774 Bynum Road, Bynum, North Carolina 27228
(919) 542-4715
Email: jbabajtis@nccumc.org
Baer, Jr., Daniel [Dan] {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Durham) Henderson: City Road
*Home: 160 W. Young Avenue, Henderson, NC 27536
(252) 492-1862
Office: P.O. BOX 116, Henderson, NC 27536
(252) 492-1823
Email: dbaer@nccumc.org
Bailey, James E. [Jim] (Caren C.) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Hopewell UMC
*Home: 2855 Roanoke Rd., Clinton, NC 28328
(910) 567-6116
Office: 4641 Church Rd., Newton Grove, NC 28366
(910) 594-0556
Email: jebailey@intrstar.net
Bailey, James H. [Jim] (Helen) {Retired Full Elder}
(Wilmington)
*Home: 8115 Masonboro Sound Rd, Wilmington, NC 28403
(910) 799-0614
Email: jbailey@nccumc.org
Bailey, Rochele [Rochele] {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Raleigh) Genesis-Associate
*Home: 101 Luxon Place, Cary, NC 27513
Office: 850 High House Rd., Cary, NC 27513
(919) 467-2128
Email: rbailey@nccumc.org
Baker, Gerald Kevin [Kevin] (Denise) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Reconciliation
*Home: 10 Sandhurst Court, Durham, NC 27712
(919) 724-4929
Office: P.O. Box 52326, Durham, NC 27717-2326
(919) 286-5722
Email: kevin@nccumc.org
Baker, M. Randall [Randall] (Freda) {Retired Full Elder}
(Greenville)
*Home: 1300 Airlee Avenue, Kinston, NC 28504-2042
(252) 527-4814
Email: rbaker@nccumc.org
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Balasko, Janet Lea [Janet] {Probationary Elder}
(Sanford) Buckhorn
*Home: 3882 Avent's Ferry Road, Sanford, NC 27330
(919) 258-3743
Office: 3882 Avent's Ferry Road, Sanford, NC 27330
(919) 258-3743
Email: jbalasko@nccumc.org
Baldridge, Robert L. [Bob] (Janice) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 400 Wesley Dr., Apt. 481, Asheville, NC 28803-2496
(828) 285-2496
Email: rbaldridge@nccumc.org
Baldwin, Sr., Richard C. [Richard] (Denise) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(New Bern) Bayboro/Stonewall
Home: P.O. Box 98, Stonewall, NC 28583
(252) 745-4916
"Office: P.O. Box 98, Stonewall, NC 28583-098
(252) 745-4916
Email: rbaldwin@nccumc.org
Balentine, Becky [Becky] (John) {Interim Supply}
(Raleigh) Calvary
*Home: P.O. Box 946, Zebulon, NC 27597-0946
(919) 269-0812
Office: P.O. Box 301, Clayton, NC 27520
Email: bbalentine@nccumc.org
Ball, Benjamin Shields [Ben] (Denise) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(New Bern) Broad Creek
*Home: 417 Hardy Rd., Newport, NC 28570
(252) 240-1597
Office: 562 Broad Creek Loop Rd., Newport, NC 28570
(252) 247-6343
Email: bball@nccumc.org
Ballance, Valerie [Valerie] {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Greenville) Epworth-Fairfield
*Home: 106 Harbour Watch Court, Belhaven, NC 27810
(252) 943-6106
Office: 106 Harbour Watch Court, Belhaven, NC 27810
(252) 943-6106
Email: vballance@nccumc.org
Bandy, Robert [Robert] (Connie) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Goldsboro) Friendship-Unity
*Home: 402 Green Drive, Goldsboro, NC 27534
(919) 778-6119
Office: 402 Green Drive, Goldsboro, NC 27534
(919) 778-6119
Email: robertbandy@nccumc.org
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Banks, David A. [David] (Jerri M.) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Sanford) Pinehurst
Home: 12 Morning Glory, Whispering Pnes, NC 28327
(910) 949-7294
"Office: 4111 Airport Road, Pinehurst, NC 28374
(910) 215-4559 (f) (919) 775-3605
Email: dabanks@nccumc.org
Banks, Donna [Donna] (Oliver) {Probationary Elder}
(Burlington) Christ - Associate
Home: 102 Hardwick Dr., Durham, NC 27713
(919) 968-0357
"Office: 800 Market St., Chapel Hill, NC 27751
(919) 969-8820 (f) (919) 967-9924
Email: dbanks@nccumc.org
Barber, Morris L. [Morris] (Leoma) {Retired Full Elder}
(Sanford)
*Home: 156 Will Rd., Eagle Springs, NC 27242
(910) 948-2283
Email: mbarber@nccumc.org
Barber, Wilson Edward [Eddie] (Jane) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Incapacity Leave
*Home: P.O. Box 4931, Emerald Isle, NC 28594-4931
(252) 354-5635
Email: wbarber@nccumc.org
Barbour, Berry O. [Berry] (Dixie) {Retired Full Elder}
(Goldsboro)
*Home: 7224 Cleveland School Rd, Garner, NC 27529
(919) 772-4239
Email: berrybarbour@nccumc.org
Barclay, Jr., Donald W. [Don] (Catherine) {Retired Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Village Point UMC
*Home: 806 Oyster Shell Drive, Sunset Beach, NC 28468
(910) 575-4656
Office: 1392 Village Point Rd. SW, Shallotte, NC 28470
(910) 754-3750 (f) (910) 754-3520
Email: dbarclay@nccumc.org
Barfield, W. Clark [Clark] {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham) Retired
*Home: 2887 Ash David Rd., Pink Hill, NC 28572
Email: cbar@nccumc.org
Barnes, III, John Monroe [John] (Denise) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Clarkton
Home: 114 Dilworth Road, Wilmington, NC 28411
(910) 228-9035
"Office: 114 Dilworth Road, Wilmington, NC 28411
Email: jbarnes@nccumc.org
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Barnes, III, Randolph Lee [Lee] {Deacon in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Apex
*Home: 104 Pine Mill Lane, Apex, NC 27502
(919) 303-5347
Office: 100 S. Church St., Rocky Mount, NC 27804
(252) 977-0400
Email: rbarnes@nccumc.org
Barrick, Gregory L. [Greg] (Theresa) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Elizabeth City) Anderson
*Home: P.O. Box 62, 202 Edmond St., Gatesville, NC 27938
(252) 357-0611
Office: P.O. Box 62, 202 Edmond St., Gatesville, NC 27938
(252) 357-0611
Email: gbarrick@nccumc.org
Barrineau, H. Phillip [Phil] {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham) Chaplain, Hospice of Scotland County
*Home: 1903 Sherbrooke Cir, Laurinburg, NC 28352-5538
(910) 277-7558
Office: Hospice of Scotland County, 610 Lauchwood Drive, Laurinburg, NC 28352
(910) 276-7176
Email: pbarrineau@nccumc.org
Barrow, Gina [Gina] (Charles) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Goldsboro) Webb Chapel
Home: 734 SE 3rd Street, Snow Hill, NC 28580
(252) 341-1324
"Office: 4478 Hwy 55 W, Kinston, NC 28504
(252) 569-0308
Email: gbarrow@nccumc.org
Barrow, Owen [Owen] (Chambliss) {Probationary Elder}
(Raleigh) Apex-Assoc.
Home: 1103 Woodbriar St., Apex, NC 27502
"Office: 100 S. Hughes St., Apex, NC 27502
(919) 362-7807 (f) (919) 362-8851
Email: obarrow@nccumc.org
Bass, Jr., Everette F. [Chip] (Nancy) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Rockingham) Lumberton: Asbury
*Home: 3645 Kale Drive, Lumberton, NC 28358
(910) 618-0122
Office: 3645 Kale Drive, Lumberton, NC 28358
(910) 738-8471
Email: ebass@nccumc.org
Bass, Michael Robert [Mike] (Joyce) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Fayetteville) Solid Rock, Associate
*Home: 275 Stanton Hill Rd, Carthage, NC 28327
(919) 718-9216
Office: P.O. Box 100, Olivia, NC 28368
(919) 498-2139
Email: mbass@nccumc.org
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Bates, Sally Glenn [Sally] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Chaplain, Duke Divinity School
*Home: 614 Capital Blvd #105, Raleigh, NC 27603
(919) 821-7182
Office: Duke Divinity School, P.O. Box 90967, Durham, NC 27707
(919) 660-3459
Email: sbates@nccumc.org
Bauman, Robert J. [Bob] (Kelley) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) Wrightsville
Home: 208 Cypress Ave., Wrightsville Beach, NC 28480-1919
(910) 256-3447
"Office: P.O. Box 748, Wrightsville Beach, NC 28480-0748
(910) 256-4471 (f) (910) 256-4478
Email: rbauman@nccumc.org
Beane, Kenneth E. [Ken] (Margaret) {Retired Full Elder}
(Sanford)
*Home: 532 Rock Canyon Dr, Fayetteville, NC 28303-3275
(910) 867-5412
Email: kbeane@nccumc.org
Beck, David Jack [David] (Charline) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) Smithfield: Centenary
Home: 904 Crescent Drive, Smithfield, NC 27577-3712
(919) 934-8597
"Office: 140 East Market St., Smithfield, NC 27577
(919) 934-2333 (f) (919) 934-9547
Email: dbeck@nccumc.org
Bedsworth, Ellis J. [Ellis] (Betty) {Retired Full Elder}
(New Bern) Marshallberg-Smyrna
Home: P.O. Box 66, Marshallberg, NC 28553-0066
(252) 729-2261
"Office: P.O. Box 66, Marshallberg, NC 28553-0066
(252) 729-1935
Email: ebedsworth@nccumc.org
Beeson, Jr., Gilbert W. [Gil] (Barbara) {Retired Full Elder}
(Fayetteville) Dir. , Fayetteville Fam.LifeCtr.
*Home: 6001 Poland Court, Fayetteville, NC 28314-0952
(910) 868-9263
Office: Fayetteville Family Life Center, 114 Highland Ave, Fayetteville, NC 28305
(910) 484-0176
Email: gbeeson@nccumc.org
Belcher, Carl Dean [Carl] (Terry Dale) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) New Sharon
*Home: 1601 New Sharon Church Rd, Hillsborough, NC 27278-8800
(919) 732-4243
Email: cbelcher@nccumc.org
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Belec, J. Peter [Peter] (Margarett (Pat)) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham)
*Home: 1054 Hunters Trace, Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464
(843) 971-7837
Email: pbelec@nccumc.org
Bell, James Douglas [Jim] (Melody) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rocky Mount) Rosemary
Home: 625 Cedar Street, Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870
(252) 537-2092
"Office: 900 Jackson St., Roanoke Rapids, NC 27879
(252) 537-3973
Email: jimbell@nccumc.org
Bender, Mary Ellen [Mary Ellen] {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Greenville) Robersonville/Hamilton
*Home: P.O. Box 397, 109 West 2nd Street, Robersonville, NC 27871
(252) 795-4230
Office: P.O. Box 397, Robersonville, NC 27871
(252) 795-4230
Email: mbender@nccumc.org
Benfield, Jack M. [Jack] (Jane) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh) Retired
*Home: 2609 Dunhaven Dr., Garner, NC 27529
(919) 772-9436
Email: jbenfield@nccumc.org
Benjamin, Shane Mario [Shane] (Cheri) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Asbury Temple
*Home: 441 Mayview Drive, Creedmoor, NC 27522
(919) 529-0897
Office: 201 S Alston Avenue, Durham, NC 27701
(919) 688-4578
Email: sbenjamin@nccumc.org
Bennett, K. Leo [Leo] (Colleen) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Raleigh) Piney Grove
*Home: 1277 Julie Pearce Rd., Louisburg, NC 27549
(919) 496-6596
Office: 335 Moulton Rd., Louisburg, NC 27549
Email: lbennett@nccumc.org
Bennett, Wade [Wade] (Karen) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Elizabeth City) McBride
*Home: 011 NC 32 Suite B, Sunbury, NC 27979
(757) 635-8525
Email: wbennett@nccumc.org
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Benson, Ann Giles [Ann Giles] (Donald) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Lumberton Circuit
*Home: 4868 Howell Rd., Lumberton, NC 28358
(910) 738-5914 (f) (910) 738-9510
Office: 4868 Howell Rd., Lumberton, NC 28358-7581
(910) 738-5914 (f) (910) 738-9510
Email: abenson@nccumc.org
Benson, David C. [David] (Cathy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) Seaside(Brunswick)
Home: 23 Country Club Dr., Shallotte, NC 28740
(910) 754-7410
"Office: 1300 Seaside Road SW, Sunset Beach, NC 28468-6143
(910) 579-5753 (f) (910) 575-6535
Email: dbenson@nccumc.org
Bergland, John K. [John] (Barbara) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rocky Mount) Jerusalem-Warren Plains
*Home: 2812 Carrington Road, Rocky Mount, NC 27804
(252) 443-9219
Office: P.O. Box 355, Norlina, NC 27563
Email: jbergland@nccumc.org
Bergland, Robert E. [Bob] (Ellen) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rocky Mount) First
Home: 3000 Coleberry Trail, Rocky Mount, NC 27804-2115
(252) 451-1803
"Office: 100 S. Church St., Rocky Mount, NC 27804-5701
(252) 977-0400 (f) (252) 977-1748
Email: rbergland@nccumc.org
Bethea, Charles Anthony [Charles] (Tondalaire) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Rockingham) Fletcher's Chapel-St. Peter
*Home: 1491 Bethea Rd, Maxton, NC 28364
(910) 844-9229
Office: highway US 1, Hoffman, NC
Email: cbethea@nccumc.org
Biddle, Margaret Anne [Margaret Anne] {Diaconal Minister}
(Raleigh) Child Care Consultant, MHC
*Home: 5852 Branchwood Rd., Raleigh, NC 27609
(919) 878-5428
Office: 1305 Glenwood Ave., Raleigh, NC 27605-0917
(919) 833-5428
Email: mbiddle@nccumc.org
Bideaux, Rene O. [Rene] (Rebecca) {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington)
*Home: 141 Deerlake Drive, Asheville, NC 28803
(828) 274-3715
Email: rbideaux@nccumc.org
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Billups, Douglas W. [Doug] (Catherine) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Rocky Mount) Mt. Zion
Home: 5222 London Church Road, Elm City, NC 27822
(252) 243-5287
"Office: 5326 London Church Road, Elm City, NC 27822
(252) 246-0755
Email: dbillups@nccumc.org
Bingham, Wm. Allen [Allen] (Cindy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Greenville) Queen Street
Home: 1206 Woodberry Road, Kinston, NC 28501
(252) 523-2441
"Office: 500 North Queen Street, P.O. Box 508, Kinston, NC 28502-0508
(252) 527-2119
Email: wabingham@nccumc.org
Bisgrove, Eilene Zaida [Eilene] {Deacon in Full Connection}
(Durham) Sabbath Star, Program Coordinator
*Home: 1700 Open Air Camp Rd, Durham, NC 27712-2546
(919) 477-5543
Email: ebisgrove@nccumc.org
Bisogno, Vito [Vito] (Joan) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Greenville) Trinity Kinston
*Home: 2626 Pauls Path Rd., Kinston, NC 28504-8669
(252) 522-1686
Office: 2626 Pauls Path Rd., Kinston, NC 28504
(252) 522-1823
Email: vitobisogno@nccumc.org
Bissett, Jay W. [Jay] (Monica) {Probationary Elder}
(Sanford) WNC-Mitchell-Yancey
*Home: 1001 NC 197, Bakersville, NC 28705-9206
(828) 688-4988
Email: jbissett@nccumc.org
Bissette, Lester C. [Lester] {Retired Full Elder}
(Rocky Mount)
*Home: P.O. Box 937, Bailey, NC 27807-0937
(252) 235-5824
Email: lbissette@nccumc.org
Bizzell, Jr., Henry A. [Henry] {Retired Full Elder}
(Fayetteville)
*Home: 2600 Croasdaile Farm Pkway A-329, Durham, NC 27705
(919) 384-2717
Email: hbizzell@nccumc.org
Black, Bobby C. [Bob] (Marybel) {Retired Full Elder}
(Sanford)
*Home: 37265 S. Hill Side Dr., Tuscon, AZ 85739
(520) 818-6592
Email: bblack@nccumc.org
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Blackman, David John [David] (Jaclyn) {Probationary Elder}
(Elizabeth City) Currituck Charge
Home: 108 Sundown Court, Grandy, NC 27939
(252) 453-9060
"Office: P.O. Box 648, 6480 Caratoke Highway (US 158), Grandy, NC 27939
(252) 453-3559 (f) (252) 453-3559
Email: djblackman@nccumc.org
Blackwelder, Robert Shawn [Shawn] (Cheryl) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) 5th Avenue
*Home: 5615 Woodridge Rd, Wilmington, NC 28409-3946
(910) 392-9731
Office: 409 S 5th Ave, Wlmington, NC 28401
(910) 763-2621
Email: revshawnb@nccumc.org
Blair, Jr., Houston Vaden [Houston] (Cheryl) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Sanford) Jones Chapel-Moncure
*Home: 123 Green Meadow Court, Pittsboro, NC 27312
(919) 542-7469
Office: 85 Jones Chapel Rd., Sanford, NC 27330
Email: hblair@nccumc.org
Blanchard, George F. [George] (Lillian) {Retired Full Elder}
(Fayetteville)
*Home: 3075 Emerywood Rd, Fayetteville, NC 28312-8581
(910) 486-8756
Email: gblanchard@nccumc.org
Blanchard, Randy Coy [Randy] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Fellowship/St. Paul
*Home: 1200 McDonald Ave., Hamlet, NC 28345
(910) 582-2685
Email: rblanchard@nccumc.org
Blanton, Mark L. [Mark] {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Raleigh) Knightdale-Assoc.
*Home: 209 Farmington Woods Dr., Cary, NC 27511
(919) 481-2996
Office: P.O. Box 83, Knightdale, NC 27545-0083
(919) 266-2373 (f) (919) 266-2310
Email: mblanton@nccumc.org
Bliss, James Robert [Jim] (Frances) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Oleander-Devok Park -Assoc.
*Home: 5012 Barefoot Dr., Wlmington, NC 28403
(910) 392-1114
Office: 5810 Oleander Dr., Wilmington, NC 28403
(910) 452-5033
Email: jbliss@nccumc.org
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Blue, Henry Lee [Henry] (Bessie) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Rockingham) Mt. Zion-Wall's Chapel
*Home: 5102 Laurinburg Rd., Raeford, NC 28376-7277
(910) 875-4675 (f) (910) 875-4675
Email: hblue@nccumc.org
Bogie, Edward F. [Ed] (Ruth) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: 814 Frank St., Roxboro, NC 27573
(336) 597-9278
Email: ebogie@nccumc.org
Bone, Jesse V. [Jesse] (Mary) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rocky Mount)
*Home: 2527 Bethesda Oaks Lane, Gastonia, NC 28056
(704) 860-8455
Email: jbone@nccumc.org
Bostick, Joseph K. [Joe] (Julia) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 5301 Creedmoor Road, Apt. 301, Raleigh, NC 27612
(919) 782-4346
Email: jbostick@nccumc.org
Bounds, Harriett Tuck [Tuck] {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Burlington) Amity
*Home: 503 Tinkerbell Road, Chapel Hill, NC 27517
(919) 942-4906
Office: 825 N. Estes Drive, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(919) 967-7546
Email: tbounds@nccumc.org
Bowden, Jr., R. Lawrence [Larry] (Julia Webb-Bowden) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) McMannen
Home: 4322 Berini Dr., Durham, NC 27705
(919) 383-4425
"Office: 4102 Neal Rd., Durham, NC 27705
(919) 383-1263
Email: rlbowden@nccumc.org
Bowman, Daniel D. [Dan] (Dolores) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rocky Mount)
*Home: 4814 NC Hwy 35, Conway, NC 27820-9406
(252) 585-1306
Email: dbowman@nccumc.org
Bowman, John M. [John] (Fayette) {Retired Associate Member}
(Greenville)
*Home: 3020 Cranberry Ridge Dr. SW, Wilson, NC 27893-9656
(252) 237-1047
Email: jbowman@nccumc.org
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Boyette, Lynwood C. [Lynwood] (Louise) {Retired Full Elder}
(Goldsboro) Bethel (Duplin Co.)
*Home: 1773 Liddell Road, Deep Run, NC 28525
(252) 568-2798
Office: 240 Bethel Church Road, Mt. Olive, NC 28365
Email: Icb1773@nccumc.org
Boykin, William Alton [Bill] (Teresa) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Concord
Home: 5021 Semora Rd., Roxboro, NC 27574
(336) 599-7630
"Office: 70 Concord Church Rd., Roxboro, NC 27574
(336) 599-6262
Email: bboykin@nccumc.org
Bradshaw, Francis C. [Brad] (Sue) {Retired Full Elder}
(Elizabeth City)
*Home: 142 Goosefeather Lane, Southern Shores, NC 27949
(252) 261-9754
Email: fbradshaw@nccumc.org
Branch, Johnny H. [Johnny] (Susan) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Greenville) St. James UMC
Home: 114 Lord Ashley Dr., Greenville, NC 27858-6219
(252) 756-2958
"Office: 2000 E 6th St., Greenville, NC 27858-2915
(252) 752-6154 (f) (252) 752-1381
Email: johnnyhbranch@nccumc.org
Braswell, Kermit L. [Kermit] (Alice) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 4013 Brewster Dr., Raleigh, NC 27606
(919) 858-7366
Email: kbraswell@nccumc.org
Braswell, William E. [Bill] (Patricia) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) Pine Valley
Home: 241 Stonewall Jackson Dr., Wilmington, NC 28412
(910) 791-3841
"Office: 3788 Shipyard Blvd., Wlmington, NC 28403
(910) 791-0353 (f) (910) 452-4583
Email: bbraswell@nccumc.org
Braun, Roger Kenneth [Roger] (Susan) {Elder Member of Other Conference }
(Elizabeth City) Newbegun
*Home: 129 Terrilynn Way, Elizabeth City, NC 27909
(252) 334-9916
Office: 2117 Nixonton Rd., Elizabeth City, NC 27909
(252) 330-4078 (f) (252) 330-4804
Email: rbraun@nccumc.org
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Brewer, Robert Wayne [Robert] {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Campus Minister, Greensboro Co I lege
*Home: 113 E. Hendrix St., Apt. A, Greensboro, NC 27401
(336) 638-3988
Email: rbrewer@nccumc.org
Brey, Steven [Steven] (Lynda C. Ward) {Elder Member of Other Conference}
(Fayetteville) Spring Lake
*Home: 5720 Danville Drive, Fayetteville, NC 28311
(910) 488-7069
Office: 111 North Bragg Blvd., Spring Lake, NC 28390
Email: sbrey@nccumc.org
Brinkley, Adam Douglas [Adam] (Nicole) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Goldsboro) Hickory Grove
*Home: 3854 Kennedy Home Rd., LaGrange, NC 28551
(252) 566-2185
Office: 3854 Kennedy Home Rd., LaGrange, NC 28551
(252) 566-2185
Email: abrinkley@nccumc.org
Britt, Deirdre L. [Dede] {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Hampstead-Assoc.
Home: 103 Old White Marsh Rd, Hampstead, NC 28443
(910) 270-4607
"Office: 15395 Hwy 17 N, Hampstead, NC 28443
(910) 270-4648 (f) (910) 270-9615
Email: brittdlh@nccumc.org
Broadwell, A. Ray [Ray] (Melissa) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) White Plains
Home: 307 SE Maynard Road, Cary, NC 27511
(919) 460-5775
"Office: 313 SE Maynard Rd, Cary, NC 27511
(919) 467-4991 (f) (919) 481-0213
Email: rbroadwell@nccumc.org
Brooks, E. Ray [Ray] (Sue) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Trinity-Zion Charge
Home: 123 Zion Church Rd., Rockingham, NC 28379
(910) 895-3297
"Office: 123 Zion Church Rd., Rockingham, NC 28379
Email: raybrooks@nccumc.org
Brooks, Rex Eugene [Rex] (Carolyn) {Retired Full Elder}
(Sanford)
"Home: 1080 River Forest Rd., Pittsboro, NC 27312
(919) 942-3578
Email: rbrooks@nccumc.org
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Brown, Cheryl Wynn [Cheryl] (Phil) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Duke Divinity School
*Home: 3 Lakehurst Court, Durham, NC 27713
(919) 806-1031 (f) (919) 806-1032
Office: Duke Divinity Admissions, P.O. Box 90965, Durham, NC 27708
(919) 660-3487
Email: cheryl_brown@nccumc.org
Brown, James C. P. [James] (Martha) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham)
*Home: 313 Scotia Hall, 2200 Elm Avenue, Laurinburg, NC 28352
(910) 276-1871
Email: jbrown@nccumc.org
Brown, James Stanley [Stan] (Christa) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Richlands
*Home: 103 E. Hargett St., Richlands, NC 28574
(910) 324-3665
Office: P.O. Box 1217, Richlands, NC 28574
(910) 324-5464 (f) (910) 324-7464
Email: agape@nccumc.org
Brown, Philip Sherman [Phil] (Carol) {Retired Full Elder}
(Sanford) Vass
Home: 667 Shady Grove Road, Carthage, NC 28327
(910) 949-2148 (f) (910) 949-2148
"Office: P.O. Box 628, Vass, NC 28394
(910) 245-7665 (f) (910) 245-1660
Email: pbrown@nccumc.org
Brown, Ralph A. [Ralph] (Jeannie) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Laurinburg: First
Home: 12421 Angus Dr., Laurinburg, NC 28352
(910) 276-1939
"Office: 101 W. Church St., Laurinburg, NC 28352-0816
(910) 276-1592 (f) (910) 277-7911
Email: rbrown@nccumc.org
Brown, Samuel H. [Sam] (Beverly) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 6201 Montpelier Drive, Charlotte, NC 28210-4513
(704) 553-9061
Email: sbrown@nccumc.org
Brown, III, Vernon W. [Vernon] (Mary Anne) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) Providence
Home: 251 Providence Church Rd., Goldsboro, NC 27530
(919) 739-0026
"Office: 202 Providence Church Rd., Goldsboro, NC 27530
(919) 734-7114 (f) (919) 583-0670
Email: vernonbrown@nccumc.org
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Brown, Wesley Freeland [Wes] (Jane) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Duke Div. - Associate Dean
Home: 25 Falling Water Dr., Durham, NC 27713-7729
(919) 490-1339
"Office: 2 Chapel Dr, Duke University, Durham, NC 27708-0966
Email: wbrown@nccumc.org
Brownlee, David E. [David] (Irene) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Apex
Home: 300 Cedar Trail Lane, Apex, NC 27502
(919) 372-7227
"Office: P.O. Box 723, Apex, NC 27502
(919) 362-7807 (f) (919) 362-8851
Email: dbrownlee@nccumc.org
Brunson, Jesse [Jesse] (Doris) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Galilee UMC
*Home: 909 McGirts Bridge Rd., Laurinburg, NC 28352
(910) 276-9719
Office: P.O. Box 1866, Laurinburg, NC 28353
(910) 276-0811
Email: jbrunson@nccumc.org
Bryan, James L. [Jerry] (Margaret) {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington) Conference Secretary
*Home: 741 Kennette Drive, Graham, NC 27253-8214
(336) 376-1123
Office: P.O. Box 10955, Conference Secretary's Office, Raleigh, NC 27605
(919) 832-9560 (f) (919) 834-7989
Email: jlbryan@nccumc.org
Bryant, Charles V. [Charles] (Wanda) {Retired Full Elder}
(New Bern)
*Home: 327 Wiggins Pt. Rd., Oriental, NC 28571-9251
(252) 249-1669
Office: 342 J.H. McLean Road, Banner Elk, NC 28604
(828) 963-9235
Email: cbryant@nccumc.org
Bryant, Katherine Boutwell [Katie] (Kris) {Probationary Member of Other Conference}
(Durham) Resurrection
Home: 11 Lansgate Ct, Durham, NC 27713
(919) 321-0901
"Office: 4705 Old Chapel Hill Rd., Durham, NC 27707
(919) 489-6552 (f) (919) 403-0676
Email: kbryant@nccumc.org
Bryant, Richard L. [Richard] {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Marshallberg-Smyrna
Home: P.O. Box 66, Marshallberg, NC 28553-0066
(252) 729-2261
"Office: P.O. Box 66, Marshallberg, NC 28553-0066
(252) 729-1935
Email: rbryant@nccumc.org
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Bryant, Terry A. [Terry] (Linda) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Asbury
Home: 6509 Woodenshoe Lane, Raleigh, NC 27613-3150
(919) 510-9238
"Office: 6612 Creedmoor Rd., Raleigh, NC 27613
(919) 847-2818 (f) (919) 847-9605
Email: tbryant@nccumc.org
Buckingham, Jay Patrick [Jay] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Greenville) Covenant
Home: 1030 Lexington Downs Dr., Greenville, NC 27858
(252) 355-2965
"Office: 4000 Corey Rd., Winterville, NC 28590
(252) 355-0123
Email: jbuckingham@nccumc.org
Buckingham, Kenneth R. [Ken] (Linda) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Sanford) Fair Promise - High Falls
"Home: 567 River Rd., Robbins, NC 27325
(910) 464-3217
Office: 567 River Rd, Robbins, NC 27325
(910) 464-3217
Email: krbuck@nccumc.org
Buckley, Betty Ann [Betty Ann] {Deacon in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Alpha Ministries
Home: 621 Macon Place, Raleigh, NC 27609
(919) 783-8714 (f) (919) 783-8747
"Office: 621 Macon Place, Raleigh, NC 27609
(919) 783-8714
Email: bbuckley@nccumc.org
Buckner, Terry Leigh [Terry] (Edward Michael) {Probationary Elder}
(Wilmington) Closer Walk
Home: 1206 Liberty Landing Rd. SE, Winnabow, NC 28479
"Office: P.O. Box 458, Leland, NC 28451
Email: tbuckner@nccumc.org
Budzinski, William Marvin [Bud] (Lori) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Salem (Person County)
"Home: 435 Salem Church Road, Hurdle Mills, NC 27541
(336) 599-5012
Office: 933 Salem Church Road, Hurdle Mills, NC 27541
(336) 599-6333 (f) (336) 599-5599
Email: friartuc@nccumc.org
Bundy, David Walter [David] (Lynn) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Elizabeth City) Woodland
"Home: 352 Woodland Church Rd., Hertford, NC 27944
(252) 264-3679 (f) (252) 264-4364
Office: 453 Woodland Church Rd., Hertford, NC 27944
(252) 264-9924
Email: dbundy@nccumc.org
Bundy, Robert F. [Bob] (Inez) {Retired Full Elder}
(Sanford)
*Home: 25 Juniper Creek Blvd., Pinehurst, NC 28374
(910) 295-9276
Email: rbundy@nccumc.org
Bunn, Paul G. [Paul] (Dot) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham)
*Home: 301 Hylan Avenue, Hamlet, NC 28345-2427
(910) 582-0794 (f) (910) 582-0794
Email: pbunn@nccumc.org
Burley, Christie [Christie] {Probationary Deacon}
(Raleigh) Campus Ministry-Doggett Center, NCSU
Home: 808 Napleton Drive, Apex, NC 27502
Burnette, Renee [Renee] (Jim Coble) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Burlington Circuit
"Office: 1421 Bethel Methodist Ch Rd, Burlington, NC 27217-8014
(336) 584-8646
Email: rburnette@nccumc.org
Burns, Jr., Donald E. [Don] (Sandra S.) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Sanford) Asbury
*Home: 805 Asbury Church Rd., Sanford, NC 27330
(919) 774-0615
Office: 805 Asbury Church Rd., Sanford, NC 27330
(919) 774-4823
Email: dburns@nccumc.org
Burnside, Jr., Hobart W. [Hobie] (Mary Jane) {Retired Full Elder}
(Goldsboro)
*Home: 5031 Princeton-Kenly Rd., Kenly, NC 27542-9569
(919) 284-4530
Email: hburnside@nccumc.org
Burrus, Carolyn H. [Carolyn] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Ebenezer- Wesley Chapel
*Home: #2 Lake Hill Dr., Durham, NC 27713
(919) 767-4914
Email: chburrus@nccumc.org
Butler, III, Gilbert Carl [Gilbert] (April) {Student Local Pastor}
(Burlington) Shady Grove
*Home: 1781 Shady Grove Rd., Providence, NC 27315
(336) 388-9266
Office: 1781 Shady Grove Rd., Providence, NC 27315
(336) 388-2750 (f) (336) 388-2750
Email: gbutler@nccumc.org
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Butner, III, Rufus Ernest [Rufus] (Lucia) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) Westwood
*Home: 102 Shamrock Road, Goldsboro, NC 27530
(919) 288-1531
Office: 130 Short Street, Goldsboro, NC 27530
(919) 736-1741
Email: pastorrufus@nccumc.org
Butson, John D. [John] {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Asbury
*Home: 1780 Asbury Road, Cove City, NC 28523-9692
(252) 638-1144
Office: 1780 Asbury Road, Cove City, NC 28523-9692
(252) 638-1144
Email: ajdbutson@nccumc.org
Byers, II, Leonard C. [Len] (Pat) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Director of Pastoral Care
Home: 421 Davis Road, Shelby, NC 28152
(704) 471-1357
"Office: 201 East Grover St., Shelby, NC 28150
(704) 487-3855
Email: lbyers@nccumc.org
Byram, Roberta Gail [Roberta] (Tim) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Hayes Barton -Assoc.
Home: 904 Carpenter Town Lane, Cary, NC 27519
(919) 606-7011
"Office: 2209 Fairview Rd., Raleigh, NC 27608
(919) 832-6435 (f) (919) 832-4029
Email: rbyram@nccumc.org
Byrd, Douglas L. [Douglas] (Carolyn) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 4909 Deer Garden Ct, Raleigh, NC 27606-4336
(919) 851-1595
Email: dlbyrd@nccumc.org
Byrd, Nathan H. [Nathan] (Jackie) {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington)
*Home: P.O. Box 1868, Banner Elk, NC 28604-1868
(828) 898-6687
Email: nbyrd@nccumc.org
Byrd, Ronnie Ray [Ronni] (Vicki) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Burlington) Grace
Home: 7324 NC 49 North, Mebane, NC 27302
(336) 562-3326
Office: 1899 Wilkins St., Burlington, NC 27217
(336) 226-0785
Email: rbyrd@nccumc.org
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Calhoun, Anthony [Tony] (Leanne) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Greenville) Rainbow
*Home: 231 Harper Drive, Snow Hill, NC 28580
(252) 747-2668
Office: 3150 Hwy 58 South, Snow Hill, NC 28580
(252) 747-2668
Email: acalhoun@nccumc.org
Calhoun, Leanne [Leanne] (Tony) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Greenville) Westminster-Assoc.
Home: 231 Harper Drive, Snow Hill, NC 28580
(252) 747-2668
"Office: P.O. Box 1007, 1001 Westminster Lane, Kinston, NC 28503
(252) 522-3334 (f) (252) 522-0143
Email: lcalhoun@nccumc.org
Cameron, Angus McKay [Angus] (Kay) {Retired Full Elder}
(Sanford)
*Home: 750 Weaver Dairy Rd. #189, Chapel Hill, NC 27514-1441
(919) 742-2567
Email: acameron@nccumc.org
Cameron, Hugh H. [Hugh] (Maryella) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 2300 Templeton Gap Drive, Apex, NC 27539
(919) 367-7384
Email: hcameron@nccumc.org
Campbell, Curtis W. [Curtis] (Lori) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Elizabeth City) Kitty Hawk
Home: 16 Wood Duck Court, Southern Shores, NC 27948
(252) 255-5629
"Office: P.O. Box 900, Kitty Hawk, NC 27948
(252) 261-2062 (f) (252) 261-8633
Email: ccampbell@nccumc.org
Campbell, Dennis Marion [Dennis] (Leesa) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Headmaster, Woodberry Forest S
*Home: The Residence, Woodberry Forest Sch., Woodberry Forest, VA 22989
(540) 672-2045
Office: Woodberry Forest School, Woodberry Forest, VA 22989
(540) 672-6000
Email: dcampbell@nccumc.org
Campbell, Elizabeth [Lib] (Tom) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) St. Marks-Adult Disc/Cong. Care
Home: 800 Lakestone Drive, Raleigh, NC 27609
(919) 781-3728 (f) (919) 781-1841
"Office: 4801 Six Forks Rd., Raleigh, NC 27609-5205
(919) 787-0544 (f) (919) 787-7548
Email: ecampbell@nccumc.org
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Capps, Clingman C. [Cling] (Pat) {Retired Full Elder}
(New Bern)
*Home: 2101 Richardson Dr, Reidsville, NC 27320-5910
(336) 349-2617
Office: 2600 Croasdaile Farm Parkway, Pavilion Room 244, Durham, NC 27705
(919) 384-2293
Email: ccapps@nccumc.org
Carden, Billy M. [Billy] {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: 133 Tanglewood Shores Rd., Hyco Lake, Semora, NC 27343
(336) 599-8716
Email: bcarden@nccumc.org
Carlson, Cathy [Cathy] {Affiliate Member}
(Durham) Louisiana Conference
Home: 1025 W Markham Ave, Durham, NC 27701-1528
(919) 688-0859 (f) (919) 956-7797
"Office: 1025 W. Markham Ave., Durham, NC 27701
(919) 688-0859
Email: ccarlson@nccumc.org
Carnighan, Ronald Philip [Ron] (Betsy) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Greenville) Bell Arthur Circuit
*Home: 103 Kilby Drive, Greenville, NC 27858
(252) 355-7086 (f) (252) 317-2302
Office: Bell Arthur UMC, 103 Kilby Drive, Greenville, NC 27858
(252) 355-7086 (f) (252) 317-2302
Email: rcarnighan@nccumc.org
Carpenter, Jr., Robert L. [Bob] (Judy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Norman
Home: P.O. Box 95, 152 West Moore St., Norman, NC 28367
(910) 652-3131
"Office: P.O. Box 95, Norman, NC 28367
(910) 652-3131
Email: rcarpenter@nccumc.org
Carson, W. Eric [Eric] (Melissa) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 3208 Craven Dr, Raleigh, NC 27609
(919) 782-7289
Email: ecarson@nccumc.org
Carter, III, G. Rosser [Ross] (Sarah) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Sunrise
Home: 5201 Sunset Fairways Drive, Holly Springs, NC 27540
(919) 387-6364
"Office: 5420 Sunset Lake Road, Holly Springs, NC 27540-0295
(919) 303-3720 (f) (919) 303-3440
Email: rcarter@nccumc.org
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Cash, Warren S. [Warren] (Rose) {Retired Associate Member}
(Burlington)
*Home: 304 Collinwood Drive, Burlington, NC 27215
(336) 261-3827
Email: wcash@nccumc.org
Cashion, William [William] (Cynthia) {Interim Supply}
(Sanford) Cool Springs UMC
*Home: 2363 South Plank Road, Sanford, NC 27330
(919) 776-8996
Office: 2027 Cool Springs Road, Glendon, NC 28327
(910) 464-5215
Email: wcashion@nccumc.org
Casteel, Joseph W. [Joe] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) Hampstead
Home: 821 Soundview Dr., Hampstead, NC 28443-2111
(910) 270-3464
"Office: 15395 Hwy 17, Hampstead, NC 28443
(910) 270-4648
Email: jcasteel@nccumc.org
Castle, Gerald Stephen [Steve] (Patti) {Probationary Elder}
(Elizabeth City) Moyock
*Home: 100 Chickadee St, Moyock, NC 27958-9731
(252) 435-6211 (f) (252) 435-6211
Office: P.O. Box 267, Moyock, NC 27958
(252) 435-6920
Email: gcastle@nccumc.org
Catlett, Dianne [Dianne] (Roy) {Retired Local Pastor}
(Greenville)
*Home: 1102 Byron Lane, Archdale, NC 27263
(336) 861-2299
Email: dcatlett@nccumc.org
Catlett, Timothy [Timothy] (Erin) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Raleigh) Acts
*Home: 503 Homegate Circle, Apex, NC 27502
(919) 447-0141
Office: 5448 Apex Peakway #321 , Apex, NC 27502
(919) 362-7807
Email: tcatlett@nccumc.org
Caughill, Gordon [Shorty] (Nancy) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Rockingham) Snead's Grove
*Home: 11471 NC Hwy 41, Fairmont, NC 28340
(910) 628-8614
Email: gcaughill@nccumc.org
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Cauley, Marty [Marty] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Extension Ministry
Home: P.O. Box 1571, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745
"Office: P.O. Box 237, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745
(828) 452-2881
Email: mcauley@nccumc.org
Caviness, Jr., James W. [James] (Jackie) {Associate Member}
(Rockingham) Maxton: St. Paul's
*Home: 12001 Cameron Way, Maxton, NC 28364
(910) 844-5463
Office: P.O. Box 429, 106W. Martin Luther King Drive, Maxton, NC 28364
(910) 844-3792
Email: jcaviness@nccumc.org
Champion, Buddy [Buddy] {Retired Other Elder}
(Wilmington) Carver's Creek
*Home: 14343 NC 87 East, Council, NC 28434
(910) 645-4168
Email: bchampion@nccumc.org
Champion, Helen Despina [Helen] (Donald) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Raleigh) Wake Forest - Associate
Home: 1042 Holden Road, Youngsville, NC 27596
(919) 556-7156
"Office: 905 S. Main St., Wake Forest, NC 27587
(919) 556-2239 (f) (919) 556-1465
Email: hdchamp@nccumc.org
Chandler, Daniel Ross [Daniel] {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: P.O. Box 953, Evanston, IL 60204-0953
Email: dchandler@nccumc.org
Chandler, Larry Michael [Larry] (Beverly) {Probationary Elder}
(Rockingham) West Rockingham
*Home: 138 Gibson Dr., Rockingham, NC 28379
(910) 895-3135
Office: 217 W. Hwy. 74, Rockingham, NC 28379
(910) 895-9986
Email: lchandler@nccumc.org
Charlton, LuAnn Herring [LuAnn] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Hayes Barton -Assoc.
*Home: 1011 Wirewood Dr. Apt. 201, Raleigh, NC 27605-1228
(919) 376-3049
Office: 2209 Fairview Rd., Raleigh, NC 27608
(919) 832-6435 (f) (919) 832-4029
Email: lcharlton@nccumc.org
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Cheasty-Miller, Patrice [Patrice] (Gary) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Lakewood Mission
Home: 13 Pearse Wynd Rd., Bahama, NC 27503-9767
(919) 471-6022
"Office: 2317 Chapel Hill Rd., Durham, NC 27709
(919) 489-6273
Email: pcheasty-miller@nccumc.org
Check, John Michael [John] (Sheryl) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Garber
Home: 408 Village Green Court, New Bern, NC 28562
(252) 635-4906
"Office: 4201 Country Club Rd., New Bern, NC 28562
(252) 637-4022 (f) (252) 637-7853
Email: jmcheck@nccumc.org
Cheezem, Clyde B. [Clyde] (Sherry) {Retired Full Elder}
(New Bern) Salter Path
Home: 911 Lake n' Shore Dr, Morehead City, NC 28557
(252) 726-9467
"Office: P.O. Box 70, Salter Path, NC 28575-0070
(252) 247-3253
Email: ccheezem@nccumc.org
Cherry, Corbin L. [Corbin] {Retired Full Elder}
(Elizabeth City)
"Home: 245 Morningsun Ave., Mill Valley, CA 94941-3503
(415) 388-8221
Email: ccherry@nccumc.org
Chikoore, Chris Kudzai [Chris] (Marjory) {Elder Member of Other Conference}
(Durham) Shepherds House
Home: 916 Carnoustie Circle, Cary, NC 27511
(919) 883-4042
"Office: 916 Carnoustie Circle, Cary, NC 27511-3
(919) 439-3395
Email: cchikoore@nccumc.org
Chou, Lily Ker [Lily] (Leland Li-Chung Chou) {Retired Full Elder}
"Home: 20 W Commonwealth Ave., Alhambra True Light, Alhambra, CA 91801
Email: lilytongchou@nccumc.org
Chrismon, Sr., Harold M. [Pete] (Jackie) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
"Home: 1410 Laura Duncan Rd, Apex, NC 27502-1538
(919) 362-1430
Email: hchrismon@nccumc.org
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Christian, Robert S. [Robert] (Kathryn) {Retired Full Elder}
(Fayetteville) Professor, Methodist University
Home: 319 Kenwood Drive, Fayetteville, NC 28311-1325
(910) 488-8944
"Office: 5400 Ramsey Street, Fayetteville, NC 28311
(910) 630-7071 (f) (910) 630-7679
Email: rchristian@nccumc.org
Christianson, Diane M. [Diane] (John Tolson) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Greenville) Jarvis Memorial -Assoc.
Home: 2016 Charterhouse Lane, Winterville, NC 28590
(252) 321-0623
"Office: 510 S. Washington St., Greenville, NC 27858
(252) 752-3101 (f) (252) 752-9377
Email: diane.christianson@nccumc.org
Chryst, Philip Robert [Philip] (DeAnne) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Durham) Warren's Grove
Home: 1500 Wesleyan Rd., Roxboro, NC 27573
(336) 597-5272 (f) (336) 597-5272
"Office: 1500 Wesleyan Rd., Roxboro, NC 27573
(336) 597-4242
Email: pchryst@nccumc.org
Clark, Jay [Jay] {Retired Member of Other Conference}
(Elizabeth City) Plymouth
"Home: 101 Virginia Pines Drive, Plymouth, NC 27962
(252) 793-2482
Office: P.O. Box 734, Plymouth, NC 27962
(252) 793-2549
Email: jclark@nccumc.org
Clark, Michele Karen [Michele] (Bob) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Goldsboro) Faison
"Home: 303 Winnifred Street, Faison, NC 28341-8917
(910) 267-2861 (f) (910) 267-2861
Office: P.O. Box 417, Faison, NC 28341-8917
(910) 267-1668
Email: mclark@nccumc.org
Clark-Dickens, Kathy A. [Kathy] (Van) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Leave of Absence
"Home: 1089 Avenida Campana, Fallbrook, CA 92028
(760) 723-1228
Email: kclark-dickens@nccumc.org
Clarke, W. Thomas [Tom] (Alexanne) {Retired Full Elder}
(Elizabeth City) Creswell
"Home: 5133 Newlands Rd, Columbia, NC 27925
(252) 796-4455
Office: 6th Street, Creswell, NC 27928
Email: tclarke@nccumc.org
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Clayton, Richard T. [Rick] (Joy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Raleigh: Hayes Barton
Home: 2307 Fairview Road, Raleigh, NC 27608-2242
(919) 782-3702
"Office: Box 6088, Raleigh, NC 27628-6088
(919) 832-6435 (f) (919) 832-4029
Email: rclayton@nccumc.org
Clayton, Tracy [Tracy] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Elizabeth City) Gatesville Charge
*Home: 308 Main Street, P.O. Box 43, Gatesville, NC 27938
(252) 357-0354
Office: Gatesville UMC, 308 Main Street, Gatesville, NC 27938
Email: tclayton@nccumc.org
Clift, David S. [David] (Libby) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) North Raleigh
Home: 80 Overlook Trail, Pittsboro, NC 27312
(919) 329-2738
"Office: 8501 Honeycutt Rd., Raleigh, NC 27615
(919) 847-1536 (f) (919) 847-8821
Email: dclift@nccumc.org
Clyde, Jr., Robert [Robert] {Retired Other Full Member}
(Rocky Mount) Spring-Lebanon Charge
"Home: 1102 E 4th St., Greenville, NC 27858
(252) 758-4593
Office: 1102 E. 14th St., Greenville, NC 27858
(252) 758-4593
Email: rclyde@nccumc.org
Cobb, Jr., Arnold Gene [Gene] (Brenda) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Epworth
Home: 5824 Woodberry Road, P.O. Box 52488, Durham, NC 27717-2488
(919) 493-3019
"Office: 3002 Hope Valley Road, Durham, NC 27707
(919) 489-6557 (f) (919) 490-2952
Email: agcobb@nccumc.org
Cobb, Suzanne Crutchfield [Suzanne] (Jim) {Probationary Elder}
(Sanford) St. Luke-Assoc.
Home: 171 Brookfield Circle, Sanford, NC 27330
(919) 718-0788
"Office: 2916 Wicker St., Sanford, NC 27330
(919) 776-2012
Email: scobb@nccumc.org
Coffman, Laurie Hays [Laurie] (Stan) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Calvary
Home: 906 Leon St., Durham, NC 27704-4130
(919) 220-6055 (f) (919) 220-6055
"Office: 304 E Trinity Ave., Durham, NC 27701-1947
(919) 688-7138 (f) (919) 688-7138
Email: lhcoffman@nccumc.org
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Cole, Lisa Brown [Lisa] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Dir. , Pastoral Services, Durham Regional
*Home: 8 Pedestal Rock Lane, Durham, NC 27712
(919) 620-9254
Office: Durham Regional Hospital, 3643 North Roxboro Rd., Durham, NC 02770
(919) 470-8313
Email: lbrowncole@nccumc.org
Collier, Jr., M. Bailey [M.B.] (Norma Walters) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Dukes Chapel
Home: 511 Guess Rd., Durham, NC 27712
(919) 477-8963
"Office: 807 Old Oxford Rd, Durham, NC 27704-2213
(919) 220-1056
Email: mbmooseangel@nccumc.org
Collins, Gayla Estes [Gayla] (Burnie) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Elizabeth City) Hertford
Home: 207 W. Market St, Hertford, NC 27944
(252) 426-5236
"Office: 200 Dobbs St, Hertford, NC 27944
(252) 426-5467 (f) (252) 426-3308
Email: gayla@nccumc.org
Collins, Sidney Alton [Sid] (Kathryn) {Associate Member}
(Rocky Mount) Milwaukee Charge
*Home: 1612 Doolittle Mill Road, Conway, NC 27820
(252) 585-1010
Office: 1612 Doolittle Mill Road, Conway, NC 27820
(252) 585-1010
Email: sidcollins@nccumc.org
Collins, Sylvia [Sylvia] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Lumberton: Branch St.
*Home: 2757 Union School Road, Rowland, NC 28383
(910) 521-7281
Office: 1708 Case St., Lumberton, NC 28358
(910) 738-6638
Email: scollins@nccumc.org
Colon-Emeric, Edgardo A. [Edgardo] (Cathleen) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Lecturer, Duke Divinity School
*Home: 4121 Trevor Cir. , Durham, NC 27705
Office: 504 W. Chapel Hill St, Durham, NC 27701-3102
(919) 682-3759 (f) (919) 682-3349
Email: ecolon-emeric@nccumc.org
Compton, Stephen Charles [Steve] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Sanford) District Superintendent
*Home: 1511 Columbine Rd., Sanford, NC 27330
Office: 503 Carthage St., Suite #301, Sanford, NC 27330
(919) 775-7041
Email: scompton@nccumc.org
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Conklin-Miller, Shannon [Shannon] (Jeff) {Elder Member of Other Conference}
(Raleigh) Saint Andrew
*Home: 13 Spreading Oak Ct, Durham, NC 27713
(919) 768-0988
Office: 6702 Leesville Rd., Durham, NC 27703
(919) 596-8249
Email: sconklin-miller@nccumc.org
Conner, Russell Woodrow [Russ] (Kitty) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(New Bern) Maysville
*Home: 2521 Hickory St, New Bern, NC 28562
(252) 633-4750 (f) (252) 638-5177
Office: P.O. Box 598, Maysville, NC 28555
Email: russconner@nccumc.org
Conner, Sandra J. [Rose] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Stedman: Cokesbury
*Home: P.O. Box 643, Stedman, NC 28391
(910) 644-1936
Office: P.O. Box 280, Stedman, NC 28391
(910) 778-9443
Email: sconner@nccumc.org
Cook, Charles M. [Chuck] (Glenda) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) Goldsboro District Superintendent
Home: 617 Handley Acres Dr., Goldsboro, NC 27534
(919) 734-0843
"Office: 617 Handley Acres Dr., Goldsboro, NC 27534
(919) 734-5324
Email: cook@nccumc.org
Cook, Teresa Lucinda [Teresa] {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Pine Valley-Assoc.
*Home: 128 Stonewall Jackson Dr., Wilmington, NC 28412
(910) 791-0026
Office: 3788 Shipyard Blvd., Wilmington, NC 28403
(910) 791-0353
Email: tcook@nccumc.org
Cope, Roger D. [Roger] (Joy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rocky Mount) Scotland Neck/Rich Square
Home: 1509 Clarksville Drive, Scotland Neck, NC 27874
(252) 826-3621
"Office: P.O. Box 401, Scotland Neck, NC 27874-0416
(252) 826-3318
Email: rcope@nccumc.org
Copeland, Jennifer [Jennifer] {Affiliate Member}
(Durham) Chaplain, Duke University
*Home: P.O. Box 90974, Durham, NC 27708
(919) 419-1883
Office: 3176 Hickory Ridge Dr., Durham, NC 27127
(919) 684-6735
Email: jec16@nccumc.org
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Coppock, C. Michael [Michael] (Krysti) {Probationary Elder}
(Goldsboro) Princeton
Home: 755 New Ballpark Rd., Princeton, NC 27569
(919) 936-0206
"Office: P.O. Box 116, Princeton, NC 27569-0116
(919) 936-3871
Email: mcoppock@nccumc.org
Cottingham, John G. [John] (Anita) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham)
*Home: 300 Pecan Lane, Laurinburg, NC 28352
(910) 276-2659
Email: jcottingham@nccumc.org
Cottingham, III, William T. [Bill] (Jana) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Elizabeth City) Wanchese: Bethany
Home: P.O. Box 239, Wanchese, NC 27831
(252) 473-5438 (f) (252) 473-5438
"Office: P.O. Box 239, Wanchese, NC 27981
(252) 473-5254
Email: bcottingham@nccumc.org
Covington, Jr., J. Quinton [Quint] (Karen) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Central
Home: 11280 Lytch Drive, (Myers Park Subdiv.), Laurinburg, NC 28352
(910) 276-9191
"Office: P.O. Box 806, Laurinburg, NC 28352-0806
(910) 276-8881
Email: jquintc@nccumc.org
Cox, Eugene [Joe] (Marianne) {Deacon in Full Connection}
Central Texas Conference: Waco: First
"Office: PO Box 7736, Waco, TX 76714
Email: ecox@nccumc.org
Cox, Patricia Tripp [Patricia] {Retired Local Pastor}
(Greenville)
"Home: 300 Craven St, Bath, NC 27808
(252) 923-0333
Email: pcox@nccumc.org
Cox, Richard Lewis [Rich] {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham) Dean for Residential Life, Duke Univ.
"Home: 842 Inglenook Road, Durham, NC 27707
(919) 493-2305
Office: P.O. Box 90600, Durham, NC 27708-0600
(919) 684-3254 (f) (919) 684-8217
Email: richcox@nccumc.org
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Craddock, Jerald [Jerald] {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Greenville) Watson's Chapel
*Home: P.O. Box 156, Manns Harbor, NC 27953
(252) 473-2734
Office: PO Box 156, Manns Harbor, NC 27953
(252) 473-2734
Email: jcraddock@nccumc.org
Crane, Larry D. [Larry] (Katie) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Ebeznezer
Home: 5012 Rock Quarry Road, Raleigh, NC 27610-5314
(919) 779-0515
"Office: 6015 Rock Quarry Rd., Raleigh, NC 27610
(919) 661-0624 (f) (919) 661-2619
Email: lcrane@nccumc.org
Crank, Sr., Stewart Allen [Stew] (Marty) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Allensville/Trinity Charge
*Home: 80 Dirgie Mine Rd, Roxboro, NC 27574
(336) 599-2820
Office: 80 Dirgie Mine Rd., Roxboro, NC 27574
(336) 599-2820
Email: sacrank@nccumc.org
Creech, C. McGee [McGee] (Leatrice) {Retired Full Elder}
(Goldsboro) Seven Springs
*Home: 695 LaGrange Road, LaGrange, NC 28551-8579
(919) 778-2272
Email: mcreech@nccumc.org
Creech, Sr., William Michael [Bill] {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Goldsboro) St. Joseph
Home: 202 W. Church St., P.O. Box 43, Pikeville, NC 27863
(919) 242-9911
"Office: P.O. Box 43, Pikeville, NC 27863-0043
(919) 242-4674
Email: wcreech@nccumc.org
Cribb, Dalma G. [Dalma] (Arron) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Elizabeth City) Creswell: Mt. Hermon
Home: 951 Weston Rd., Creswell, NC 27928
(252) 797-4355
"Office: 951 Weston Rd., Creswell, NC 27928
(252) 797-4355
Email: dcribb@nccumc.org
Cribb, Jerry W. [Jerry] (Michele M.) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Elizabeth City) Manteo:Mount Olivet
Home: 141 Meekins St., Manteo, NC 27954
(252) 473-2088
"Office: P.O. Box 787, 300 Ananias Dare Street, Manteo, NC 27954
(252) 473-2089 (f) (252) 473-3850
Email: jcribb@nccumc.org
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Crowder, William R. [Bill] (Edith) {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington)
*Home: 925 New Garden Rd., Friends Home at Guilford, 2308, Greensboro, NC 27410
(336) 854-8817
Email: wcrowder@nccumc.org
Crowe, John Marshall [John] (Donna) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) Incapacity Leave
*Home: 212 Mimosa Park Drive, Goldsboro, NC 27534
(919) 759-2146
Email: drcrowe@nccumc.org
Crum, John H. [Jack] (Kay) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
Home: Ways End on Lake Gaston, Littleton, NC 27850
(252) 586-3435
"Office: 1799 Golf Course Rd., Littleton, NC 27850-9389
(252) 586-3435
Email: jcrum@nccumc.org
Crutchfield, Karen [Karen] (Robert Hulbert) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Greenville) Chaplain, Cypress Glen Retirement Home
Home: 206 W Harper Street, Snow Hill, NC 28580
(252) 747-5227
"Office: 100 Hickory St., Greenville, NC 27858
(252) 830-0036
Email: kcrutchfield@nccumc.org
Cummings, Jimmy F. [Jimmy] (Dee) {Retired Associate Member}
(Rockingham) Beauty Spot
*Home: P.O. Box 702, Lumberton, NC 28359
(910) 671-0166
Office: P.O. Box 702, Lumberton, NC 28359
(910) 422-3893
Email: jcummings@nccumc.org
Cummings, S. Dufrene [Dufrene] (Peggy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Pembroke:First
*Home: P.O. Box 451, 2757 Union Chapel Road, Pembroke, NC 28372
(910) 521-0748
Office: 100 Breece Street, Pembroke, NC 28372
(910) 521-8197
Email: dcummings@nccumc.org
Cummings, Simeon F. [Simeon] (Maude) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham)
*Home: P.O. Box 725, Pembroke, NC 28372-0725
(910) 521-8164
Email: scummings@nccumc.org
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Cummings, William Edward [Bill] (Edna) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham) New Zion
Home: 5498 Richwood Ct., Fayetteville, NC 28314-5498
(910) 867-2902 (f) (910) 867-4679
"Office: P.O. Box 808, Lumberton, NC 28359
(910) 521-0387
Email: bcummings@nccumc.org
Cummings-Woriax, Carolyn [Carolyn] (Frank) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham) Retired
*Home: P.O. Box 69, Pembroke, NC 28372-0069
(910) 521-0072 (f) (910) 521-5582
Email: ccummings-woriax@nccumc.org
Currin, Douglas Brian [Doug] (Connie) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) Lake Waccamaw
Home: 4208 Brinkman Drive, Wilmington, NC 28405
(910) 791-2455
"Office: 506 Lakeshore Drive, Lake Waccamaw, NC 28450
(910) 646-4471
Email: dougcurrin@nccumc.org
Curtis, M. Dale [Dale] (Bettsy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) Leave of Absence
*Home: P.O. Box 1236, RoseHill, NC 02845
Office: 314 E Church Street, Rose Hill, NC 28458
Email: mdalecurtis@nccumc.org
Danek, Thomas A. [Tom] (Frankie) {Retired Full Elder}
(Sanford)
*Home: 981 Old Graham Road, Pittsboro, NC 27312
(919) 542-3686
Email: tdanek@nccumc.org
Daniel, David E. [David] (Ivor (Dee Dee)) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 5612 Heartland, Midland, TX 79707
(432) 618-0389
Office: 3600 N. Garfield, Midland, TX 79705
(432) 685-4520
Email: dedaniel@nccumc.org
Daniel, Donald [Donald] (Carol) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Rockingham) Ellerbe-Mt. Pleasant
Home: 123 Ballard St., Ellerbe, NC 28338
(910) 652-2571
"Office: P.O. Box 340, Ellerbe, NC 28338-0340
(910) 652-6201
Email: ddaniel@nccumc.org
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Daniel, M. Francis [Francis] (Gail) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) Wesley Memorial
Home: 3325 Amber Drive, Wilmington, NC 28409-2550
(910) 791-5071
"Office: 1401 S. College Road, Wilmington, NC 28403-5104
(910) 791-4092 (f) (910) 791-2329
Email: fdaniel@nccumc.org
Daniels, Franklin D. [Frank] (Marjorie) {Retired Full Elder}
(Fayetteville) Christ
*Home: P.O. Box 157, Falcon, NC 28342
(910) 980-1541
Office: 3101 Raeford Rd., Fayetteville, NC 28303
(910) 484-3340 (f) (910) 484-4544
Email: fdaniels@nccumc.org
Daniels, James Harold [J. H.] (Frances) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Greenville) Soule
*Home: 21600 U S 264, Swan Quarter, NC 27885
(252) 926-0104
Office: 21600 U S 264, Swan Quarter, NC 27885
(252) 926-9797 (f) (252) 926-9798
Email: jdaniels@nccumc.org
Davenport, Kenneth Leroy [Ken] (Rosie) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Sanford) Aberdeen: Page Memorial
*Home: 608 Wilder Aven, Aberdeen, NC 28315
(910) 944-1595
Office: P.O. Box 695, Aberdeen, NC 28315-0695
(910) 944-1093 (f) (910) 944-3026
Email: pastorkd@nccumc.org
Davidson, Barney L. [Barney] (Donna) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 519 S Harrison Ave, Cary, NC 27511-3250
(919) 481-1022
Email: bdavidson@nccumc.org
Davis, Brenda [Brenda] {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Burlington) Carr
*Home: 21 London Lane, Mebane, NC 27302
(919) 563-5837
Office: Hwy 49N & Carr Store Road, Cedar Grove, NC
Email: brendad@nccumc.org
Davis, Donnie G. [Donnie] (Barbara) {Retired Associate Member}
(Rockingham)
*Home: 239 Bowers Lane, Ellerbe, NC 28338-9305
(910) 652-2707
Email: ddavis@nccumc.org
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Davis, Eldrick R. [Eldrick] (Rematha L.) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Havelock:First
Home: 201 Chadwick Ave., Havelock, NC 28532-2662
(252) 463-3773
"Office: 324 Miller Blvd., Havelock, NC 28532
(252) 447-3541
Email: edavis@nccumc.org
Davis, Gerry G [Gerry] (Carolyn) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) St. Andrews
Home: 7086 Beagle Run, Fayetteville, NC 28311
(910) 488-2247
"Office: 121 Lofton Drive, Fayetteville, NC 28311-3426
(919) 488-4648 (f) (910) 822-9720
Email: gerrydavis@nccumc.org
Davis, H. Charles [Charles] (Anne) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rocky Mount)
*Home: 3417 Winstead Road, Rocky Mount, NC 27803
(252) 937-6099 (f) (252) 937-6099
Email: cdavis@nccumc.org
Davis, Jefferson W. [Jeff] (Jean) {Retired Local Pastor}
(Sanford) Hoffman
*Home: P.O. Box 192, Lemon Springs, NC 28355-0192
(919) 776-3047
Email: jdavis@nccumc.org
Davis, Margaret Belinda [Belinda] {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Fayetteville) Tabor
*Home: 5457 Thompson Circle, Hope Mills, NC 28348
(910) 424-7572
Office: P.O. Box 3069, Fayetteville, NC 28302
(910) 222-6003
Email: margaretdavis@nccumc.org
Davis, Michael A. [Mike] (Karen) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Angier
Home: 526 N. Dunn Street, Angier, NC 27501
(919) 639-0988
"Office: P.O. Box 1748, Angier, NC 27501
(919) 639-2176
Email: mdavis@nccumc.org
Dawson, R. Richard [Richard] (Debra) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Leave of Absence
*Home: P.O. Box 247, Surf City, NC 28445
Email: rdawson@nccumc.org
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Day, Joyce Christine [Joyce] {Deacon in Full Connection}
(Greenville) St. James - Adult Discipleship
Home: 4165-1 Dudley's Grant Dr., Winterville, NC 28590
(252) 355-3730
"Office: 2000 E 6th St., Greenville, NC 27858-2915
(252) 752-6154 (f) (252) 752-1381
Email: jday@nccumc.org
Dean, Carol Whitley [Carol] (Milton (Mickey)) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Plank Chapel
Home: 1785 Kittrell Road, Kittrell, NC 27544
(252) 438-6080
"Office: P.O. Box 507, Kittrell, NC 27544
(252) 492-1919
Email: caroldean@nccumc.org
Dean, Robert Floyd [Bobby] (Marjorie) {Retired Other Full Member}
(Rockingham) Pee Dee
*Home: 16100 Moe Road, Laurinburg, NC 28352
(910) 277-0150
Office: 201 Northam Road, Rockingham, NC 28379
(910) 895-2148
Email: bdean@nccumc.orq
De Andrade, Nanette [Nanette] (Bob) {Retired Other Full Member}
(Durham) Aldersgate, Music Minister
*Home: 425 Dovershire Parkway, Apt. 101, Durham, NC 27704
Office: 1320 Umstead Rd., Durham, NC 27712
(919) 477-0509
Email: ndeandrade@nccumc.org
Dehart, Jr., Murry L. [Murry] (Rose Marie) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 3920-302 Essex Garden Lane, Raleigh, NC 27612
(919) 510-4095
Email: mdehart@nccumc.org
DeJesus, Edgar Raymund A. [Edgar] (Judy Gaid De Jesus) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Mt. Zion
*Home: 7272 Hurdle Mills Road, Hurdle Mills, NC 27541
(336) 364-2317
Office: 135 Clay Long Road, Hurdle Mills, NC 27541
(336) 364-2746 (f) (336) 364-3467
Email: edgardj@msn.com
Denny, Clyde A. [Clyde] (Leigh) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) Grace
Home: 402 Wayne Dr., Wilmington, NC 28403
(910) 762-6409
"Office: 401 Grace St., Wilmington, NC 28401-4024
(910) 763-5197 (f) (910) 763-4108
Email: cdenny@nccumc.org
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DeWitte, Amy Christine [Amy] (Joe) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Durham) Middleburg-Hermon
*Home: 1612 Lynne Avenue, Henderson, NC 27536
(252) 438-6096
Office: P.O. Box 100, Middleburg, NC 27556
(252) 492-1616
Email: adewitte@nccumc.org
DeWitte, Joseph Bernard [Joe] (Amy C. DeWitte) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Fayetteville) Harnett: Cokesbury
*Home: P.O. Box 100, Middleburg, NC 27556
Office: 6678 River Rd., Fuquay Varina, NC 27526
(919) 552-3311
Email: jdewitte@nccumc.org
Dice, Barbara Jean [Barbara] (Myron) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Sanford) Sandhills Circuit
*Home: 403 Love Forty Drive, Pinehurst, NC 28374
(910) 215-9655
Email: bdice@nccumc.org
Dice, Myron [Myron] (Barbara) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Sanford) Sandhills Circuit
*Home: 403 Love Forty Drive, Pinehurst, NC 28374
(910) 215-9655
Email: mdice@nccumc.org
Dickens, Jan J. [Jan] (Joan) {Retired Full Elder}
(Elizabeth City) Chaplain, US Air Force
*Home: P.O. Box 5554, Suffolk, VA 23435-0554
Office: 1stFW/HC, LangleyAFB,
(757) 764-3344
Email: jdickens@nccumc.org
Dickens, III, John Van [Van] (Kathy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Chaplain, US Navy
*Home: 1089 Avenida Campana, Fallbrook, CA 92028
(760) 723-1228
Email: jdickens@nccumc.org
Dietrich, Ronald E. [Ron] (Cathie) {Retired Full Elder}
(Sanford)
*Home: 5353 Mulberry Lane, Sheffield Village, OH 44035
(440) 934-4466
Email: rdietrich@nccumc.org
Dill, Roger [Roger] {Retired Member of Other Conference}
(Elizabeth City) Saint John
Home: P.O. Box 129, Avon, NC 27915-0129
(252) 995-5383
"Office: P.O. Box 129, Avon, NC 27915
(252) 995-5383
Email: rdill@nccumc.org
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Dixon, Jr., Samuel W. [Sam] (Cindy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rocky Mount) Deputy General Secretary, GBGM
Home: 632 Cedar Street, Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870
(252) 537-4690 (f) (252) 537-6753
"Office: 475 Riverside Drive, Rm 1518, New York, NY 10115
(212) 870-3848
Email: sdixon@nccumc.org
Dodson, Lewis H. [Lewis] (Carrie Ruth) {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington)
*Home: 1244 Arbor Rd, P.O. Box 212, Winston Salem, NC 27104
(336) 591-4978
Email: ldodson@nccumc.org
Dodson, Scott [Scott] (Amy) {Probationary Elder}
(Rocky Mount) Wilson-First: Associate
Home: 4407 Chandler Drive, Wlson, NC 27896
(252) 237-1319
"Office: P.O. Box 1423, Wilson, NC 27894
(252) 237-6121
Email: sdodson@nccumc.org
Dorn, Rodney Glenn [Rod] (Mary) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Greenville) Stokes
*Home: 1932 S NC 111, Chinquapin, NC 28521
(910) 298-5544
Office: P.O. Box 182, Stokes, NC 27884-0182
Email: rdorn@nccumc.org
Dornsmith, Suzanne [Suzanne] (Eddie) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Chapel Hill: University - Asso
Home: 9 Red Bluff Court, Durham, NC 27713
(919) 932-6412
"Office: 150 East Franklin St., Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(919) 929-7191 (f) (919) 929-7203
Email: sdornsmith@nccumc.org
Dorsey, Dora Russell [Dora] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Philadelphia
Home: 2404 Old Aberdeen Road, Rockingham, NC 28379
(910) 895-3799 (f) (910) 895-3799
"Office: P.O. Box 261, Rockingham, NC 28380
(910) 895-3799
Email: ddorsey@nccumc.org
Doucette, Leonard F. [Leonard] (Coleen) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham) Retired
*Home: 1007 Rosehill Ave., Durham, NC 27705
(919) 819-6441
Email: ldoucette@nccumc.org
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Drake, Para Lee Rodenhizer [Para] {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Core Creek
*Home: 124 Hardesty Loop Road, Newport, NC 28570
Office: 124 Hardesty Loop Road, Newport, NC 28570
(252) 728-1403 (f) (252) 72- 140
Email: pdrake@nccumc.org
Draper, Jr., Howard Dennis [Dennis] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) Mt. Olive: First
Home: 310 North Martin St., Mt. Olive, NC 28365
(919) 299-4018
"Office: P.O. Box 420, Mt. Olive, NC 28365
(919) 658-3169 (f) (919) 658-8691
Email: hddjr@nccumc.org
Drew, Edward Raymond [Ed] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) Eureka
Home: 130 N. Church St., P.O. Box 3240, Eureka, NC 27830
(919) 242-4218
"Office: P.O. Box 3240, Eureka, NC 27830
(919) 242-2229
Email: erdrew@nccumc.org
Drum, Barry P. [Barry] (Karen) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Chaplain, NC Wesleyan College
*Home: 2012 Stillwood Drivw, Youngsville, NC 27596
(919) 562-7023
Email: bdrum@nccumc.org
Drye, Judith Bolen [Judy] (Phil) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) Fremont
Home: P.O. Box 147, 109 N. Sycamore Street, Fremont, NC 27830-0147
(919) 242-4062
"Office: P.O. Box 147, Fremont, NC 27830-0147
(919) 242-4797 (f) (919) 242-8116
Email: judydrye@nccumc.org
Duke, Sylvia Tripp [Sylvia] (Joseph 'Skipper' Duke) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Greenville) Warren Chapel & Campbell's Creek
*Home: P.O. Box 3146, Atlantic Beach, NC 28512
(252) 945-4923
Office: P.O. Box 197, Blounts Creek, NC 27814
Email: sduke@nccumc.org
Dulaney, Earl G. [Earl] (Judy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Louisburg
*Home: 406 North Main St., Louisburg, NC 27549
(919) 496-3479
Office: P.O. Box 667, Louisburg, NC 27549
(919) 496-3736 (f) (919) 496-1307
Email: dulaneys@nccumc.org
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Duncan, John Farron [Farron] (Patricia) {Probationary Elder}
(Rocky Mount) Rocky Mount: First-Assoc.
"Home: 9778 Edwards Rd., Castalia, NC 27816
(252) 459-6880
Office: 100 S. Church St., Rocky Mount, NC 27804
(252) 977-0400
Email: fduncan@nccumc.org
Dunham, Paul Ralph [Paul] (Holly) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Greenville) Farmville
Home: 3661 Hillcrest Dr., Farmville, NC 27828
(252) 753-4774
"Office: P.O. Box 153, Farmville, NC 27828
(252) 753-4803
Email: pdunham@nccumc.org
Dunlap, Laura Autry [Laura] (Judson) {Probationary Elder}
(Rocky Mount) Elm City
Home: P.O. Box 307, Elm City, NC 27822
(252) 236-4371
"Office: P.O. Box 307, Elm City, NC 27822
(252) 236-3425
Email: ldunlap@nccumc.org
Dunlap, Thomas Judson [Judson] (Laura) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rocky Mount) Sandy Cross
Home: 1001 Turnstone Drive, Rocky Mount, NC 27803
(252) 407-7942
"Office: 3725 Sandy Cross Road, Nashville, NC 27856
(252) 937-2048
Email: judson@nccumc.org
Dunn, Needham Bradley [Brad] {Probationary Elder}
(Raleigh) Appointed to Attend School
"Home: 4353 Newport Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21211
Email: bdunn@nccumc.org
Durner, James M. [Jim] (Jan) {Associate Member}
(New Bern) Straits-North River
"Home: 283 Pinners Point Rd, Beaufort, NC 28516-7832
(252) 728-1714
Office: Parsonage,
Email: jdurner@nccumc.org
Dutton, Jr., John H. [John] (Patty) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) Daniels Memorial
Home: 2803 E Ash St, Goldsboro, NC 27534
(919) 778-0967
"Office: 2802 E Ash, Goldsboro, NC 27534
(919) 778-2350 (f) (919) 778-1698
Email: jdutton@nccumc.org
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Early, Laura G. [Laura] (William S.) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Elizabeth City) All Gods Children
Home: 1116 Hexlena Road, Aulander, NC 27805
(252) 345-1841
"Office: P.O. Box 69, Aulander, NC 27805
(252) 345-1077
Email: lge@nccumc.org
Earnhardt, Daniel T. [Dan] (Pat) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rocky Mount) Mt. Pleasant
*Home: 1917 Sherwood Dr., Greenville, NC 27858-5318
(252) 355-0800
Office: 1917 Sherwood Dr, Greenville, NC 27858
(252) 235-2223 (f) (252) 752-9377
Email: dearnhardt@nccumc.org
Earnhardt, Edwin L. [Ed] (Anne) {Retired Full Elder}
(Elizabeth City)
*Home: 420 Surfside Drive, Edenton, NC 27932
(252) 482-7197
Email: eearnhardt@nccumc.org
Edens, Jr., Allen C. [Allen] {Retired Full Elder}
Retired
*Home: 325 N Cool Spring Street Apt. 606, Fayetteville, NC 28301
Email: aedens@nccumc.org
Edge, G. Lloyd [Lloyd] (Eleanor) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rocky Mount)
*Home: P.O. Box 676, 309 Longwood Dr., Pinetops, NC 27864-0676
(252) 827-1874
Email: ledge@nccumc.org
Edgerton, Martha Wofford [Martha] (Glenn) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh) Retired
*Home: 5015 Wickham Rd., Raleigh, NC 27606
(919) 859-8225 (f) (919) 859-8225
Email: medgerton@nccumc.org
Edwards, Carole Renee [Renee] {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Elizabeth City) Sharon
*Home: P.O. Box 12, 535 Aydlett Road, Aydlett, NC 27916
(252) 453-3616
Office: P.O. Box 182, Poplar Branch, NC 27965
(252) 453-2806
Email: cedwards@nccumc.org
Edwards, Jr., Harvey Lee [Lee] (Tanya) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Elizabeth City) Ahoskie
*Home: 102 S.Pembroke Ave., Ahoskie, NC 27910
(252) 332-3738
Office: P.O. Box 665, Ahoskie, NC 27910
(252) 332-2203
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Email: hedwards@nccumc.org
Eldredge, Robert Kenneth [Bob] (Dodie) {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington)
*Home: 1811 Broadway Dr, Graham, NC 27253-4320
Email: reldredge@nccumc.org
Elliott, Edward C. [Ed] (Gay) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 5029 Knaresborough Road, Raleigh, NC 27612-3404
(919) 782-6832
Email: eelliott@nccumc.org
Elliott, Michael H. [Mike] (Alice Anne) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Raeford: First
Home: 818 N. Main Street, Raeford, NC 28376
(910) 875-3746
"Office: 308 North Main Street, Raeford, NC 28376
(910) 875-2111 (f) (910) 875-0208
Email: revmike@nccumc.org
Elliott, Roger V. [Roger] (Jackie) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh) Retired
*Home: 248 Lyon's Creek Rd., Macon, NC 27551
(252) 257-9104
Email: relliott@nccumc.org
Eom, Seong-il [Seong] (Herena) {Probationary Elder}
(Rocky Mount) Norlina
Home: P.O. Box 356, 305 North Street, Norlina, NC 27563
(252) 456-3150
"Office: P.O. Box 356, Norlina, NC 27563
(252) 456-2606
Email: seom@nccumc.org
Epperson, J. Sidney [Sidney] (Frances) {Retired Full Elder}
(New Bern)
*Home: 712 Home Trail, Gastonia, NC 28052-5383
(704) 854-3356
Email: sepperson@nccumc.org
Ethridge, Faye [Faye] (Roger (Buddy)) {Probationary Deacon}
(Rocky Mount) Incapacity Leave
Home: 4808 Crape Myrtle Street, P.O. Box 635, Battleboro, NC 27809
(252) 977-3311
"Office: P.O. Box 178, Battleboro, NC 27809
(252) 442-9260
Email: fethridge@nccumc.org
Eubanks, J. Michael [Mike] (Sue) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Jacksonville: Pine Valley
Home: 1108 Huff Drive, Jacksonville, NC 28546
(910) 353-1443
"Office: 910 Pine Valley Road, Jacksonville, NC 28546-7622
(910) 353-4611
Email: pinevalleyumc@embarqmail.com
Eure, Jr., Aydlett J. [A.J.] (Barbara) {Retired Full Elder}
(Greenville) Hart-Speight
*Home: P.O. Box 66, 6610 Main St, Sims, NC 27880-0066
(252) 206-5782
Office: P.O. Box 66, Sims, NC 27880-0066
Email: aeure@nccumc.org
Evans, Matthew R. [Matt] (Carey) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) Clayton: Greater Heights
*Home: 312 Parkridge Drive, Clayton, NC 27527-4101
(919) 359-0504
Office: 312 Parkridge Drive, Clayton, NC 27527
(919) 359-0504
Email: mattevans@nccumc.org
Evans, Tommy L. [Tommy] (Mary Beth) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Incapacity Leave
*Home: 2201 Drake Ct, Graham, NC 27253
(336) 226-0073
Email: tevans@nccumc.org
Everett, Glenn B. [Glenn] (Pat) {Retired Full Elder}
(Elizabeth City) Shiloh (Stumpy Point)
*Home: 256 Bayview Dr., Stumpy Point, NC 27978
(252) 473-5452
Office: 256 Bayview Dr., Stumpy Point, NC 27978
Email: geverett@nccumc.org
Faggart, T. M. [Tom] (Billie) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham)
*Home: 7542 Paul Linker Place, Harrisburg, NC 28075
(704) 454-5144
Email: tomfaggart@nccumc.org
Faggart, W. Bryan [Bryan] (Judy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Bethany
*Home: 1712 Kirkwood Drive, Durham, NC 27705-2144
(919) 471-1084
Office: 2809 Guess Road, Durham, NC 27705
(919) 477-6659
Email: bryanfaggart@nccumc.org
Faircloth, Robert A. [Robert] {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Fayetteville) Johnson Memorial
*Home: 5897 Dunn Road, Roseboro, NC 28382
(910) 531-3862 (f) (910) 531-4638
Office: 306 McArthur Road, Fayetteville, NC 28311
(910) 488-5406 (f) (910) 488-3015
Email: rfaircloth@nccumc.org
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Fairley, Leonard E. [Leonard] (Priscilla R.) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Rockingham District Superintendent
*Home: P.O. Box 1588, Laurinburg, NC 28353
(910) 276-6641
Office: P.O. Box 1588, Laurinburg, NC 28353
(910) 276-6641
Email: lfairley@nccumc.org
Fairley, Robert A. [Robert] (Annie) {Retired Associate Member}
(Rockingham) Piney Grove-Saint George
Home: P.O. Box 185, Maxton, NC 28364-0185
(910) 844-5487 (f) (910) 844-9117
"Office: P.O. Box 628, Maxton, NC 28364-0628
(910) 844-5877
Email: rfairley@nccumc.org
Farlow, Sue Barnes [Sue] (Jim) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Greenville) Bethany
*Home: 144 Woodstock Road, Belhaven, NC 27810
(252) 964-4143
Office: 144 Woodstock Road, Belhaven, NC 27810
(252) 964-3335
Email: sfarlow@nccumc.org
Farmer, John A. [John] (Penny Dollar) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Manager/Dir., Camp Don Lee
Home: 315 Camp Don Lee Rd, Arapahoe, NC 28510-9688
(252) 249-0697
"Office: 315 Camp Don Lee Rd., Arapahoe, NC 28510
(800) 535-5475 (f) (252) 249-0497
Email: jafarmer@nccumc.org
Farmer, Penny Dollar [Penny Dollar] (John) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Alliance-Arapahoe
*Home: 315 Camp Don Lee Rd, Arapahoe, NC 28510-9688
(252) 249-0697
Office: 315 Camp Don Lee Rd., Arapahoe, NC 28510
(f) (252) 249-0497
Email: pfarmer@nccumc.org
Farmer, Richard L. [Richard] (Judy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Sanford) Merritt's Chapel
*Home: 801 Homestead Park Drive, Apex, NC 27502
(919) 303-4970
Office: 1090 Farrington Point Road, Chapel Hill, NC 27517
(919) 968-1184
Email: rfarmer7@nccumc.org
Fedoronko, John [John] {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Wlmington) Watha
*Home: 1034 US Hwy 117 S, Burgaw, NC 28425
(910) 259-4435
Office: P.O. Box 224, Watha, NC 28471
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Email: jfedoronko@nccumc.org
Felton, Gayie Carlton [Gayle] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) General Board of Discipleship
*Home: 6551 New Sharon Church Rd, Rougemont, NC 27572
(919) 732-3399 (f) (919) 732-3399
Email: gfelton@nccumc.org
Ferguson, Horace T. [Horace] (Brenda) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Holly Springs
Home: 5024 Sunset Walk Lane, Holly Springs, NC 27540
(919) 567-9297
"Office: P.O. Box 68, Holly Springs, NC 27840
(919) 557-3467
Email: hferguson@nccumc.org
Finicum, James Scott [Scott] (LeeAnn) {Student Local Pastor}
(Burlington) Palmer's Grove
Home: 1211 Palmer's Church Road, Hillsborough, NC 27278
(919) 732-4694
"Office: 1211 Palmers Grove Church Rd., Hillsborough, NC 27278-8419
(919) 644-1866
Email: jfinicum@nccumc.org
Fisher, Albert Fleet [Al] (Becky) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: 3000 Galloway Rdige Apt. G-108, Pittsboro, NC 27312-5635
(919) 542-1646
Email: afisher@nccumc.org
Fitch-Slater, Susanna [Susanna] {Probationary Elder}
(Elizabeth City) Edenton -Associate
"Office: P.O. Box 37, Edenton, NC 27932
(252) 482-3269 (f) (252) 482-2964
Email: sfitch-slater@nccumc.org
Fitzgerald, Beverly Ann [Bev] (Carroll) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Pleasant Grove-Purdie
*Home: 20 Fayetteville Rd., BSL, Southport, NC 28461-9744
(910) 845-2595
Email: bfitzgerald@nccumc.org
Fitzgerald, Carroll L. [Carroll] {Retired Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Old Dock Charge
*Home: 20 Fayetteville Road BSL, Southport, NC 28461
(910) 845-2959
Email: cfitzgerald@nccumc.org
Fitzgerald, Jr., F. Owen [Owen] {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh) Retired
*Home: 1612 Jarvis Street, Raleigh, NC 27608-2213
(919) 834-3814 (f) (919) 834-3756
Office: 44 Stuart Circle, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745
(828) 452-4149
105
Email: ofitzgerald@nccumc.org
Fleishman, Amanda Gail {Probationary Deacon}
(Durham) Shepherd's House
*Home: 2404 Farthing Street, Durham, NC 27704
(919) 698-5284
Email: afleishman@nccumc.org
Fleming, Jr., Ralph Lang [Ralph] (Ruth) {Retired Full Elder}
(Wilmington)
*Home: 36 Stoney Creek Drive, Bluffton, SC 29910-6803
(843) 757-4296
Email: rfleming@nccumc.org
Fletcher, Robert Lee [Bobby] (Toni) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Greenville) First Williamston
*Home: 106 E. Church St., Williamston, NC 27892-2410
(252) 792-2802
Office: 114 E. Church St., Williamston, NC 27892-2410
(252) 792-3360
Email: bfletch@nccumc.org
Floyd, Jettie Vann [Vann] (Gerald) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Rockingham) East Rockingham
*Home: 1009 Scaleybark Road, Rockingham, NC 28379-4845
(910) 895-4587
Office: 1009 Scaleybark Road, Rockingham, NC 28379
(910) 997-5790
Email: vfloyd@nccumc.org
Flynn, Robert C. [Robert] (Jeannine) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) Incapacity Leave - Smithfield
*Home: 188 Bayberry Lane, Smithfield, NC 27577
(919) 631-2519
Email: r.flynn@nccumc.org
Fogleman, Leland Jan [Jan] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) ACT Medical Group, PA
*Home: 2504 Laurel Cherry St., Raleigh, NC 27612-5446
(919) 881-4319
Office: 2504 Laurel Cherry St., Raleigh, NC 27612-5446
(919) 881-4319
Email: lfogleman@nccumc.org
Folks, James Glenn [Jim] (Rose) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Burlington) Rock Creek
*Home: 951 Riverdale Drive, Graham, NC 27253-9515
(336) 227-8171 (f) (336) 226-0034
Office: 7315 Mt. Hermon Rock Creek Rd., Snow Camp, NC 27349
(336) 376-3515
Email: jfolks@nccumc.org
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Forbes, Joseph W. [Joe] (Pat) {Retired Full Elder}
(Sanford) Retired
*Home: P.O. Box 3611, Pinehurst, NC 28374-3611
(910) 295-4766
Email: jforbes@nccumc.org
Formo, Steven N. [Steve] (Dawn) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rocky Mount) Halifax Charge
*Home: P.O. Box 365, Halifax, NC 27839
(252) 583-6271
Office: P.O. Box 365, Halifax, NC 27839
(252) 583-6271
Email: revsf@nccumc.org
Foushee, David [David] {Probationary Elder}
(Sanford) Star
Home: 140 Center St., Star, NC 27356
(910) 428-4521
"Office: P.O. Box 375, Star, NC 27356
(910) 428-4543
Email: dfoushee@nccumc.org
Fowler, Leon D. [Leon] (Neva R.T.) {Retired Full Elder}
(Sanford)
*Home: 1779 Cedar Rock Mtn. Rd., Asheboro, NC 27205
(336) 381-4270
Email: lfowler@nccumc.org
Fowler-Marchant, Donna Lynne [Donna] (Scott Marchant) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Cotton
*Home: 728 Larkspur Dr, Fayetteville, NC 28311
(910) 488-8789
Email: revdlf@nccumc.org
Fox, Doris T. [Doris] (Steve Jr.) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Incapacity Leave
*Home: 1020 Nicholson Rd., Sanford, NC 27332
(919) 499-6364
Email: dfox@nccumc.org
Frana, Joseph Francis [Joseph] (Anne) {Student Local Pastor}
(Durham) Oxford: Salem-Harris Chapel
*Home: 302 Forest Rd., Oxford, NC 27565
(919) 603-5844
Office: 302 Forest Rd., Oxford, NC 27565
(919) 603-5844
Email: jfrana@nccumc.org
France, Everett J. [Everett] (Susan) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: 1695 Hayes Rd, Creedmoor, NC 27522
(919) 528-8821
107
Email: efrance@nccumc.org
Francis, Bettie [Bettie] (Gilbert) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Elizabeth City) Manns Harbor Charge
*Home: 6628 Highway 64, POB 95, Manns Harbor, NC 27953-0095
(252) 473-3881 (f) (252) 473-3881
Office: P.O. Box 95, Manns Harbor, NC 27953-0095
(252) 473-3881
Email: bfrancis@nccumc.org
Franklin, Joseph [Joseph] (Tiffany) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Goldsboro) Pine Level-Sanders
*Home: 4484 Brogden Rd., Smithfield, NC 27577
(919) 934-7613
Office: 4484 Brogden Rd., Smithfield, NC 27577
(919) 934-7613
Email: jfranklin@nccumc.org
Frazier, Kenneth E. [Kenneth] {Retired Full Elder}
*Home: 1400 Waterford Dr., District Heights, MD 20028
Email: kfrazier@nccumc.org
Frazier, Jr., R. Carl [Carl] (Mary-Ellen) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Elizabeth City) District Superintendent
Home: 114 Pelican Pointe Dr., Elizabeth City, NC 27909
(252) 335-4920
"Office: P.O. Box 1662, Elizabeth City, NC 27906
(252) 335-2415 (f) (252) 335-5127
Email: cfrazier@nccumc.org
Frese, Michael David [Mike] (Patty) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Elizabeth City) First United Methodist Church
Home: 707 W. Church Street, Elizabeth City, NC 27909
(252) 335-7292
"Office: P.O. Box 401, Elizabeth City, NC 27907
(252) 335-1771 (f) (252) 335-1535
Email: mfrese@nccumc.org
Frizzelle, Willie H. [Willie] {Associate Member}
(Wilmington) Zion
*Home: 6860 Zion Church Rd. NE, Leland, NC 28451-7726
(910) 253-5349
Office: 6864 Zion Church Rd., Leland, NC 28451-7726
(910) 253-5673
Email: wfrizzelle@nccumc.org
Gabriel, Ryan Travis [Ryan] {Student Local Pastor}
(Sanford) Hickory Grove
*Home: 1336 Shallowford Church Rd, Elon, NC 27244
(336) 524-0082
Office: P.O. Box 1814, Liberty, NC 27298
(336) 622-1872
Email: rgabriel@nccumc.org
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Gaines, Elizabeth [Beth] (Bill) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Goldsboro) Sa recta-Wesley Chapel
*Home: 402 Franklin Street, Kenansville, NC 28349
(910) 372-9018
Office: 926 North Williams Road, Pink Hill, NC 28572
(910) 298-2385
Email: egaines@nccumc.org
Gales, Alvester I. [Al] (Ann) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Chaplain, US Army
*Home: 20649 Anndyke Way, Germantown, MD 20874-2881
Email: agales@nccumc.org
Galipi, Victor L. [Vic] (Sharon) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rocky Mount) Incapacity Leave
*Home: 11101 Candlewick Road, Bailey, NC 27807
(252) 234-4251
Email: vgalipi@nccumc.org
Gallagher-Smith, Kellie [Kellie] (Stan) {Probationary Elder}
(Raleigh) Trinity (Franklin Co.)
*Home: 4246 US Hwy 401 North, Louisburg, NC 27549
(919) 496-7336
Office: 4272 US Hwy 401 North, Louisburg, NC 27549
(919) 496-4891
Email: kelliegalsm@nccumc.org
Gallagher-Smith, Stanley [Stan] (Kellie) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Wendell - Associate
Home: 4246 US Hwy 401 North, Louisburg, NC 27549
(919) 496-7336
"Office: P.O. Box 125, Wendell, NC 27591
(919) 365-6266
Email: stangalsm@nccumc.org
Gardner, Ronald E. [Ron] (Nancy) {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington)
*Home: 356 Fieldstone Drive, Reidsville,, NC 27320
(336) 616-0421
Email: rgardner@nccumc.org
Garner, Clarence [Clarence] (Elgie) {Retired Full Elder}
(Sanford)
*Home: P.O. Box 306, Robbins, NC 27325
(910) 948-2360
Email: cgarner@nccumc.org
Garrison, Jr., Robert H. [Bob] {Retired Diaconal Minister}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 3724 Carnegie Ln, Raleigh, NC 27612-4373
(919) 787-2374
Email: rgarrison@nccumc.org
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Gaskins, Jr., Walter W. [Walter] (Libby) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Newton Grove Charge
*Home: 135 W. Grove St., Newton Grove, NC 28366-7522
(910) 594-0969
Office: P.O. Box 471, Newton Grove, NC 28366
(910) 594-0604
Email: wgaskins@nccumc.org
Gast, Michael Francis [Mike] {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh) Retired
*Home: 10644 Edmundson Avenue, Raleigh, NC 27614
(919) 327-5160
Email: mgast@nccumc.org
Gattis, Irene F. [Irene] (Bill) {Retired Diaconal Minister}
(Burlington)
*Home: 101 Adams Way, Chapel Hill, NC 27516
Email: igattis@nccumc.org
Gattis, William H. [Bill] (Irene) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) District Superintendent
*Home: 3143 Brycewood Place, Burlington, NC 27215-4687
(336) 584-7959 (f) (336) 585-0260
Office: 3143 Brycewood Place, Burlington, NC 27215-4687
(336) 584-7959 (f) (336) 585-0260
Email: bgattis@nccumc.org
Gentle, Brian G [Brian] (Arden) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: 4012 Swathorne Road, Durham, NC 27707-2174
(919) 489-2174
Email: bgentle@nccumc.org
Gibson, Alan C. [Alan] (Pamela) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rocky Mount) Evansdale
Home: 4334 Evansdale Road, Wlson, NC 27893
(252) 237-1914
"Office: 4334 Evansdale Road, Wilson, NC 27893
(252) 237-2632
Email: agibson@nccumc.org
Gilbert, Milton H. [Milton] (Lucretia) {Retired Full Elder}
(Fayetteville) Retired
*Home: 8464 King Rd, Fayetteville, NC 28306
(910) 425-0173
Email: mgilbert@nccumc.org
Gilbert, Paula E. [Paula] (Stanley Hauerwas) {Affiliate Member}
(Durham) Affliliate Member
*Home: 107 Longwood Dr, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Office: Duke OCE+SS, Box 90700, Durham, NC 27708-0700
(919) 684-5383
110
Email: pgilbert@nccumc.org
Gilliam, Pamela Jan [Pam] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Flat Rock UMC
*Home: 3280 Satterwhite Point Rd, Henderson, NC 27537-6253
(252) 492-5110 (f) (252) 492-5110
Office: 3280 Satterwhite Point Rd, Henderson, NC 27537-6253
(252) 492-0976
Email: pgilliam@nccumc.org
Gillikin, Haywood W. [Haywood] (Jenny) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Elizabeth City) Riverside
Home: 1103 West Williams Circle, Elizabeth Cty, NC 27909
(252) 338-6262
"Office: P.O. Box 1693, Elizabeth City, NC 27906
(252) 335-4549
Email: hgillikin@nccumc.org
Gira, Jr., M. David [David] (Amy) {Probationary Elder}
(Fayetteville) Haymount - Associate
*Home: 2510 Torcross Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28304
(910) 484-4604
Office: 1700 Fort Bragg Rd., Fayetteville, NC 28303
(910) 484-0181 (f) (910) 484-9805
Email: mdgira@nccumc.org
Girod, David W. [David] (Alice) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Incapacity Leave
*Home: 515 Crissman Ave., Elon, NC 27244
(336) 266-9362
Email: dgirod@nccumc.org
Glass, Jr., Joseph Conrad [Conrad] (Gaynelle) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 3208 Huntleigh Dr., Raleigh, NC 27604-3310
(919) 876-4758
Email: jglass@nccumc.org
Glaze, Coleman Lane [Lane] (Anne) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Clemson UMC/ Wesley Foundation
*Home: 330 Woodland Way, Clemson, SC 29631
(864) 654-7005
Office: P.O. Box 1703, Clemson, SC 29633
(864) 654-4547 (f) (864) 654-6540
Email: cglaze@nccumc.org
Gleaves, Edith Lee [Edith] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Dep. Secretary, GBGM
*Home: 151 E. Palisade Ave, Apt. C-4, Englewood, NJ 07631-2259
Office: GBGM, 475 Riverside Drive, New York, NY 10115-0122
(212) 870-3662 (f) (212) 870-3774
Email: elgleaves@nccumc.org
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Glennon, Dennis J. [Denny] (Sue) {Associate Member}
(Rockingham) Incapacity Leave
*Home: 254 Scotland County Line Rd., Hamlet, NC 28345
(910) 582-7386
Email: dglennon@nccumc.org
Glover, R. Keith [Keith] (Fran) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 5317 Cypress Ln, Raleigh, NC 27609-4109
(919) 876-5894 (f) (919) 876-5894
Office: 8501 Honeycutt Rd, Raleigh, NC 27615
(919) 847-1536
Email: kglover@nccumc.org
Godwin, Sherwood A. [Sherwood] (Margaret (Peg)) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Greenville) Incapacity Leave
*Home: 4909 Pinevilla St., Grifton, NC 28530-7320
(252) 524-0874
Email: sgodwin@nccumc.org
Goehring, Carol W. [Carol] (David) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Exec. Dir. , Conf. Connectional Min.
Home: 1816 Wysong Court, Raleigh, NC 27612
(919) 787-4810
"Office: P.O. Box 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605
(919) 832-9560
Email: cgoehring@nccumc.org
Goehring, David J. [David] (Carol W.) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Highland
Home: 1816 Wysong Ct, Raleigh, NC 27612
(919) 787-4810
"Office: 1901 Ridge Road, Raleigh, NC 27607-3198
(919) 787-4240 (f) (919) 787-4251
Email: dgoehring@nccumc.org
Goldfinch, Jr., Albert Eugene [Gene] (Teresa) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: P.O. Box 125, Cedar Falls, NC 27230
(919) 419-1494
Email: agoldfinch@nccumc.org
Gooch, Ray Thomas [Ray] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Sanford) Pittsboro Circuit
*Home: P.O. Box 785, Pittsboro, NC 27312-0785
(919) 542-3033
Office: P.O. Box 785, Pittsboro, NC 27312-9421
(919) 542-3033
Email: rtgooch@nccumc.org
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Goodwin, Dennis M. [Dennis] (Peggy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) District Superintendent
*Home: 211 Wingate Drive, New Bern, NC 28562-4595
(252) 637-6046
Office: 1329 S. Glenburnie Rd., New Bern, NC 28562-4839
(252) 635-9704 (f) (252) 635-9706
Email: dgoodwin@nccumc.org
Gore, Michael W. [Michael] (Pamela) {Affiliate Member}
(New Bern) Affiliate Member
*Home: PSC 819 Box 12, FPO, AE 09645-1900
Email: mgore@nccumc.org
Grady, Larry S. [Larry] (Louise R. Grady) {Full Member of Other Denomination}
(Wilmington) Incapacity Leave
*Home: 78 Gilbert Street, Marion, NC 28752
(828) 659-1502
Email: ezriderrev@nccumc.org
Grant, Karl [Karl] (Christine) {Probationary Elder}
(Goldsboro) LaGrange UMC
Home: 206 Lake Pines Drive, LaGrange, NC 28551
(252) 566-2042
"Office: 213 South Caswell Street, LaGrange, NC 28551
(252) 566-3148
Email: kgrant@nccumc.org
Graves, Walter L. [Walter] (Peggy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Oriental
*Home: P.O. BOX 275, Oriental, NC 28571-0275
(252) 671-5092
Office: P.O. Box 70, Oriental, NC 28571-0070
(252) 249-0213
Email: digger@nccumc.org
Green, Harold William [William] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Cary: First -Associate
Home: 106 Colchis Court, Cary, NC 27513
(919) 460-7115
"Office: 117 S Academy St, Cary, NC 27511-3301
(919) 467-1861 (f) (919) 467-1861
Email: hgreen@nccumc.org
Green, Lindsey [Lindsey] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rocky Mount) Pacific-Northwest Conference
"Office: 17110 140th Ave, NE, Woodinville, WA 98072
Email: lgreen@nccumc.org
113
Greener, Thomas M. [Tom] (Karen) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Mt. Sylvan
Home: 313 Andover Road, Durham, NC 27712-3401
(919) 477-4362
"Office: 5731 N. Roxboro Road, Durham, NC 27712-1427
(919) 471-0032
Email: tgreener@nccumc.org
Greenway, Richard O. [Rich] (Mary L.) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Union Grove
*Home: 6407 Union Grove Rd, Hillsborough, NC 27278-8310
(919) 929-4597
Office: 6407 Union Grove Church Road, Hillsborough, NC 27878-8310
(919) 929-4597
Email: rgreenway@nccumc.org
Greenwood, Susan Pate [Susan Pate] (Doug) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Centenary
Home: 1230 Pine Valley Dr., New Bern, NC 28562
(252) 633-4592
"Office: P.O. Box 1388, New Bern, NC 28563-1388
(252) 637-4181 (f) (252) 637-5602
Email: susanpg@nccumc.org
Greer, Martin Lewis [Marty] (Annette) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Goldsboro) Kenansville-Beulaville
*Home: 1707 Greene-Haynes Rd., Kinston, NC 28504
(252) 569-8371 (f) (252) 569-1266
Office: 1707 Greene-Haynes Rd, Kinston, NC 28504
(252) 560-3290 (f) (252) 569-1266
Email: greerml@nccumc.org
Grider, Linda [Linda] (Karl) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Goldsboro) Woodland-Pink Hill
*Home: 402 North Front St., Pink Hill, NC 28572
(252) 568-3271
Office: 102 West Walnut St., Pink Hill, NC 28572
(252) 568-4751
Email: lgrider@nccumc.org
Griffin, Michael [Michael] (Pamela) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Sanford) Little River-Melton Grove
*Home: P.O. Box 119, Lemon Springs, NC 28355
(910) 220-2416
Office: P.O. Box 119, Lemon Springs, NC 28355
Email: mgriffin@nccumc.org
Grill, C. Franklin [Frank] (Helge) {Retired Full Elder}
(Sanford)
*Home: 330 Azalea Rd., Southern Pines, NC 28387-8826
(910) 695-8826
Email: fgrill@nccumc.org
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Grimm, Tammie Marie [Tammie] {Probationary Member}
Graduate School, Christian Education at Union-PSCE-VA
*Home: 3401 Brook Rd., Richmond, VA 23227
(908) 328-9143
Email:
Grissom, David R. [David] (Sue) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Prospect
*Home: P.O. Box 277, 2772 US Highway 158 West, Yanceyville, NC 27379-0277
(336) 694-5566
Office: 1900 Highway 158 West, P.O. Box 277, Yanceyville, NC 27379-0277
(336) 694-5810
Email: dgrissom@nccumc.org
Grist, III, Samuel L. [Sam] {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Greenville) Belhaven Trinity Charge
*Home: 100 Hickory Street, Washington, NC 27889
(252) 946-5552
Office: 491 East Main Street, Belhaven, NC 27810
(252) 943-2684
Email: sgrist@nccumc.org
Guider, Charlene Pierce [Charlene] (Douglas) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Trinity
Home: 2315 Elizabeth Avenue, New Bern, NC 28562
(252) 637-5259
"Office: P.O. Box 12867, New Bern, NC 28561-2867
(252) 637-2660 (f) (252) 637-7416
Email: cguider@nccumc.org
Gunter, Edward M. [Ed] (Beverly) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Clinton: First
*Home: 407 Pineview Rd., Clinton, NC 28328
(910) 592-2710
Office: P.O. Box 800, Clinton, NC 28329-0800
(910) 592-2035
Email: egunter@nccumc.org
Gurganus, Ron [Ron] (Carolyn) {Probationary Elder}
(Fayetteville) Cumberland UMC
*Home: 2116 Ancon Drive, Fayetteville, NC 28304
(910) 868-9969
Office: 2262 George Owen Road, Fayetteville, NC 28306
(910) 425-5356
Email: rgurganus@nccumc.org
Guthrie, Walter Sherman [Sherman] (Kim) {Retired Associate Member}
(Goldsboro) Beston/Walker Memorial
*Home: 104 Trawick Drive, LaGrange, NC 28551
(252) 566-1433
Office: 104 Trawick Drive, LaGrange, NC 28551
Email: skguthrie@nccumc.org
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Hackett, Charles Martin [Charles] (June) {Retired Full Elder}
(Goldsboro)
*Home: P.O. Box 1226, Kodak, TN 37764-7226
Email: chackett@nccumc.org
Hackney, Grace [Grace] (Anthony Carl) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Cedar Grove
Home: 5111 Efland Cedar Grove Rd, Hillsborough, NC 27278
(919) 732-7617
"Office: P.O. Box 138, Cedar Grove, NC 27231
Email: ghack@nccumc.org
Hadden, Sidney Gene [Gene] (Leigh) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rocky Mount) Serving in Kentucky Conference
"Office: 1338 Halcomb Rd., Russellville, KY 42276
Email: shadden@nccumc.org
Haddock, Jr., William A. [Bill] (Jean) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) Wrightsboro
Home: 141 Long Ridge Dr., Wilmington, NC 28405-8853
(910) 799-4600
"Office: 3300 N. Kerr Ave., Wlmington, NC 28405
(910) 762-2583 (f) (910) 762-2549
Email: revbillh@nccumc.org
Hadley, Jr., Jacob Milton [Milton] (Carol) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Dir. of Chaplaincy Services
"Home: 94 Hickory Leaf Ct, Roxboro, NC 27573
(336) 322-1984
Office: 2600 Croasdaile Farm Pkwy., Durham, NC 27705
(919) 384-2468
Email: jhadley@nccumc.org
Hagerty, Robert Allen [Bob] (Kathleen) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Creedmoor
Home: 216 Park Ave., Creedmoor, NC 27522
(919) 528-0090
"Office: PO Box 368, Creedmoor, NC 27522
(919) 528-3987
Email: bobhagerty@nccumc.org
Hale, Michael L. [Michael] {Retired Full Elder}
(Fayetteville)
"Home: 4948 Lattimore Street, Hope Mills, NC 28348-2448
(910) 425-3790
Email: mhale@nccumc.org
Haley, David P. [David] (Binky) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rocky Mount) Wnstead
Home: 1719 Waterford Dr, Wilson, NC 27896
(252) 243-6767
"Office: 1407 South Tarboro St, Wilson, NC 27893
(252) 237-3709
Email: dhaley@nccumc.org
Hall, Stephen B. [Steve] (Teresa) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) Carolina Beach: St. Paul
*Home: 313 Wilson Ave., Carolina Beach, NC 28428
(910) 458-8048 (f) (910) 458-8048
Office: P.O. Box 356, Carolina Beach, NC 28428-0356
(910) 458-5310 (f) (910) 458-5310
Email: shall@nccumc.org
Hall, Steven M. [Steve] (Cheryl N.) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Leasburg
*Home: P.O. Box 98, Leasburg, NC 27291
(336) 599-1267
Office: P.O. Box 98, Leasburg, NC 27291
(336) 599-4854
Email: smhall@nccumc.org
Hall, Sr., W. Kenneth [Ken] (Pat) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Graham: First UMC
*Home: 115 Albright Avenue, Graham, NC 27253-2301
(336) 227-8222
Office: 303 North Main Street, Graham, NC 27253-2838
(336) 226-4343 (f) (336) 226-0874
Email: kenhall@nccumc.org
Hall, Jr., William Kenneth [Kenneth] (Kari) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Mebane
Home: 205 South 4th Street, Mebane, NC 27302
(919) 563-1661
"Office: 200 South 4th Street, Mebane, NC 27302
(919) 563-4301
Email: khall@nccumc.org
Ham, William Craig [Craig] (Maria) {Associate Member}
(Raleigh) Genesis
Home: 508 Heathridge Lane, Cary, NC 27513
"Office: 850 High House Road, Cary, NC 27513
(919) 467-2128 (f) (919) 467-2156
Email: wham@nccumc.org
Hamilton, James W. [Jim] (Betty) {Retired Full Elder}
(Sanford)
"Home: P.O. Box 889, Biscoe, NC 27209-0889
(910) 428-2225
Email: jhamilton@nccumc.org
Hamilton, Riley T. [Riley] (Betty) {Retired Local Pastor}
(Raleigh)
"Home: 7117 Orchard Knob Dr., Raleigh, NC 27610
(919) 773-9256
Email: rhamilton@nccumc.org
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Hamm, Rodney G [Rodney] (Phyllis) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Cary: First
Home: 4009 Pepperton Drive, Raleigh, NC 27606-1731
(919) 859-6006
"Office: 117 S. Academy St., Cary, NC 27511-3301
(919) 467-1861 (f) (919) 467-1861
Email: rhamm@nccumc.org
Hammond, Robert Michael [Rob] (Denise) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Union Chapel
"Home: 6479 Raleigh Rd., Kittrell, NC 27544-7726
(252) 431-0413
Office: 6479 Raleigh Rd., Kittrell, NC 27544
(252) 438-6978
Email: rhammond@nccumc.org
Hancock, C. Glenn [Glenn] (Lynne) {Associate Member}
(Sanford) Sardis
*Home: 803 Lauras Lane, Albemarle, NC 28001
(704) 983-2272
Office: 1478 NC Hwy 731 East, Candor, NC 27229
(910) 974-3825
Email: ghancock@nccumc.org
Hancock, Johanna Hudgin [Jo] (Allen W) {Retired Probationary Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: 225 Roy Pierce Road, Timberlake, NC 27583
(336) 599-8585
Email: jhancock@nccumc.org
Hankal, Madison N. [Madison] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Dunn: Divine Street
Home: 908 W. Pearsall St., Dunn, NC 28334
(910) 892-2386
"Office: P.O. Box 816, Dunn, NC 28335-0816
(910) 892-2339 (f) (910) 892-2814
Email: mhankal@nccumc.org
Hanson, Jared Andrew [Jared] (Jenny) {Probationary Elder}
(Burlington) Fairview
Home: 3146 Osceola Rd., Elon, NC 27244
(336) 584-8213
"Office: 3128 Osceola Rd., Elon, NC 27244
(336) 584-5411
Email: jahanson@nccumc.org
Harbin, Jr., Harold H. [Hal] (Libby) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) Selma: Edgerton
Home: 420 Bennett Dr., Selma, NC 27576
(919) 915-4472
"Office: P.O. Box 487, Selma, NC 27576
(919) 965-3761
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Email: hharbin@nccumc.org
Hardt, Otto H. C. [Otto] (Betty) {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington)
*Home: 2503 McKinney Street, Burlington, NC 27217
(336) 570-0629
Email: ohardt@nccumc.org
Hargrove, Robert H. [Bob] (Alethea) {Retired Local Pastor}
(Rockingham)
*Home: 1684 Willis Road, Meadows of Dan, VA 24120-3989
(540) 593-2260
Email: rhargrove@nccumc.org
Harrington, William David [David] (Gail) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Greenville) Lane's Chapel-Bethany
*Home: 3003 Sherwood Drive, Greenville, NC 27858
(252) 756-3406
Office: 4588 West Church St., Farmville, NC 27828
Email: dharrington@nccumc.org
Harris, Don Lee [Don Lee] (Emma) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham) Rowland
*Home: 12260 Greenway Circle, Laurinburg, NC 28352
(910) 422-3247
Email: donleeh@nccumc.org
Harris, Henry Paul [Paul] (Sue) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(New Bern) Cedar Island/ Sea Level
*Home: 143 Airbase Road, Atlantic, NC 28511
(252) 225-2751
Office: P.O. Box 599, Cedar Island, NC 28520
(252) 225-1141
Email: pharris@nccumc.org
Harris, Jr., James H. [Jim] (Brenda) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Sanford) Mount Gilead:First-Zion
Home: P.O. Box 702, 106 E Ingram St, Mount Gilead, NC 27306-0702
(910) 439-6445
"Office: P.O. Box 176, 100 N. Main St., Mount Gilead, NC 27306-0176
(910) 439-6475 (f) (910) 439-4344
Email: jimharris@nccumc.org
Harris, Jo Elaine [Jo Elaine] (Rob) {Deacon in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) District Missions Pastor
Home: 10621 Silverwood Creek, Raleigh, NC 27614
(919) 847-9112
"Office: 4801 Six Forks Road, Raleigh, NC 27609
(919) 787-0544
Email: joelaine@nccumc.org
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Harris, Linda E. [Linda] {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Raleigh) Cokesbury UMC-Jenkins Memorial
*Home: 3004 Little John Road, Raleigh, NC 27610
(919) 212-2865
Office: P.O. Box 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605-0955
(919) 832-9560
Email: leeharris@nccumc.org
Harris, Jr., Robert G. [Bob] (Donna) {Retired Full Elder}
(Greenville)
*Home: 19 Lonsdale Rd., Farmingdale, ME 04344
(207) 622-7220
Email: rharris@nccumc.org
Harrison, Shana Deanetia [Shana] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) Missionary Serving in Chile
*Home: Montenegro 2257, Depto.501, Nunoa, Santiago, Chile
Office: Dr. Johow411, Nunoa, Santiago, Chile,
Email: sdharrison@nccumc.org
Harrison, Susan [Susan] {Probationary Elder}
(Greenville) Washington: First-Assoc.
*Home: 107 Bath Circle, Washington, NC 27889
(252) 940-1533 (f) (252) 823-5573
Office: P.O. Box 715, Washington, NC 27889-0715
(252) 946-3311
Email: sharrison@nccumc.org
Harriss, David J. [David] (Maria) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Saxapahaw
*Home: P.O. Box 95, Saxapahaw, NC 27340-0095
(336) 376-1561
Office: P.O. Box 268, Saxapahaw, NC 27340-0268
(336) 376-3630
Email: dharriss@nccumc.org
Harriss-Foote, Margaret C. [Margaret] (Allen) {Retired Local Pastor}
(New Bern) Retired
*Home: 150 Beamon Rd., New Bern, NC 28562
(252) 638-8565
Email: mharriss-foote@nccumc.org
Harry, James H. [Jim] (Robin) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Trinity
Home: 1301 Mordecai Dr, Raleigh, NC 27604-1344
(919) 833-7466
"Office: 824 N Bloodworth St, Raleigh, NC 27604-1232
(919) 832-1390 (f) (919) 832-1548
Email: jimharry@nccumc.org
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Harsh-Cafferty, Susan L. [Susan] (Dennis J.) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Incapacity Leave
*Home: 82 Willowbridge Dr., Durham, NC 27707
(919) 401-9492
Email: sabbathstar@nccumc.org
Harvell, Cliff [Cliff] (Carol) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Greenville) Maury-Mt. Herman Charge
*Home: 120 Satchwell Road, Grimesland, NC 27837
(252) 946-6362 (f) (252) 946-4657
Office: P.O. Box 100, Maury, NC 28554
Email: cliffharvell@nccumc.org
Harvin, David L. [David] (Sue) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Hay Street
*Home: 306 White Oak Ct, Fayetteville, NC 28303
(910) 485-3043
Office: P.O. Box 456, Fayetteville, NC 28302
(910) 483-2343 (f) (910) 483-6290
Email: dharvin@nccumc.org
Harwood, Jr., John E. [John] (Gail) {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington)
*Home: 302 Green Court, Elon, NC 27244-9225
(336) 585-1157
Email: jharwood@nccumc.org
Hatch, Mary Martha [Marti] (Michael Binger) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) WNC-Franklin:First-Assoc.
*Home: 1195 Brown Rd., Otto, NC 28763
(828) 369-8412
Office: 66 Harrison Avenue, Franklin, NC 28734
(828) 524-3010 (f) (828) 369-7967
Email: mmhatch@nccumc.org
Hause, Charles J. [Charlie] (Rita) {Retired Local Pastor}
(Wilmington)
*Home: 1519 Village Dr Apt 4, Wilmington, NC 28401-7538
(910) 799-8989
Office: 4853 Masonboro Loop Rd., Wlmington, NC 28409
(910) 452-7202 (f) (910) 452-7930
Email: chause@nccumc.org
Hawkins, Patricia Freeman [Pat] (Rick) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Oxford
Home: 415 Hancock St, Oxford, NC 27565
(919) 693-3237
"Office: 105 W McClanahan St, P.O. Box 757, Oxford, NC 27565
(919) 693-4091
Email: phawkins@nccumc.org
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Hayes, James H. [Jim] {Associate Member}
(New Bern) Riverdale
*Home: 4220 Old Cherry Point Rd., New Bern, NC 28560
(252) 514-6897
Office: P.O. Box 3155, New Bern, NC 28564-3155
(252) 633-3714
Email: jhayes@nccumc.org
Haynes, Tommy T. [Tommy] (Connie) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Sanford) Love Joy-Macedonia
*Home: 2656 Love Joy Road, Troy, NC 27371
(910) 572-1540
Email: thaynes@nccumc.org
Heath, David E. [David] (Brenda) {Associate Member}
(Rocky Mount) Hornes-Sims
*Home: 165 W. Homes Church Rd., Wilson, NC 27896
(252) 243-3658
Office: 145 W. Homes Church Rd., Wilson, NC 27896
(252) 237-4616 (f) (252) 237-4616
Email: dheath@nccumc.org
Heath, Jr., Leland Monroe [Leland] (Joy) {Associate Member}
(Goldsboro) Brownings-Smith Chapel
Home: 6490 Mount Olive Hwy, Mount Olive, NC 28365-7932
(252) 521-0656
"Office: 6490 Mount Olive Hwy, Mount Olive, NC 28365-7932
(910) 594-1445
Email: leland_heath@hotmail.com
Hedrick, Sr., Lonnie [Lonnie] (Claudette) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Greenville) Holly Springs
*Home: 109 North Eden Drive, Washington, NC 27889
(252) 975-7909
Office: 19621 U.S. Hwy 64, Williamston, NC 27892
(252) 792-3617
Email: lhedrick@nccumc.org
Heinze, David [David] (Melissa) {Diaconal Minister}
(Peninsula-Delaware) Hockessin UMC
*Home: 102 Sugar Maple Drive, Kennett Square, PA 19348
(610) 444-6428
Office: 7250 Lancaster Pike, Hockessin, DE 19707
(302) 239-3030 (f) (302) 238-3036
Email: dheinze@nccumc.org
Heitzenrater, Warren T. [Warren] {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Elizabeth City) Mount Hermon
*Home: 805 Okisko Rd., Elizabeth City, NC 27909
(252) 264-2156
Office: 693 Methodist Church Rd., Elizabeth City, NC 27909
(252) 264-3791
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Email: wheitz@nccumc.org
Helms, Jay D. [Jay] (Carla) {Probationary Elder}
(Burlington) Bethel:Snow Camp
*Home: 6566 Bethel-South Fork Road, Snow Camp, NC 27349
(336) 376-6237
Email: jhelms@nccumc.org
Helms, Jr., Julian B. [J.B.] (Carolyn) {Retired Full Elder}
(Goldsboro)
*Home: P.O. Box 82, 2939 So. NC 903 Hwy., Magnolia, NC 28453-2845
(910) 289-4354
Email: jbhelms@nccumc.org
Helms, Suzanna Ross [Suzanna] (Hank) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Family Leave
Home: 628 High Drive, Carmel, IN 46033-2340
(317) 566-9074
"Office: 4780 East 126th St., Carmel, IN 46033
(317) 846-4912 (f) (317) 846-8950
Email: shelms@nccumc.org
Hemminger, II, Teddy Lamont [Lamont] (Alicia) {Probationary Elder}
(New Bern) Trinity (Jacksonville)
*Home: 810 Clyde Dr, Jacksonville, NC 28540
(910) 989-0008
Office: 301 Marine Blvd, Jacksonville, NC 28540
Email: tlamont@nccumc.org
Henderson, Regina [Regina] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Harry Hoiser
Home: P.O. Box 36112, Fayetteville, NC 28303
(910) 480-8306
"Office: 6201 Milford Road, Fayetteville, NC 28303
(910) 864-6019
Email: rhenderson@nccumc.org
Hendricks, M. Elton [Elton] (Jerry) {Retired Full Elder}
(Fayetteville) President, Methodist College
Home: 234 Kinlaw Rd, Fayetteville, NC 28311-1432
(910) 488-0793
"Office: Methodist College, 5400 Ramsey Street, Fayetteville, NC 28311-1498
(910) 630-7005
Email: ehendricks@nccumc.org
Herrin, Charles L. [Chuck] (Kitty) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rocky Mount) Zion
*Home: 462 Oine Rd., Norlina, NC 27563
Office: P.O. Box 548, Norlina, NC 27563
(252) 456-3566
Email: cherrin@nccumc.org
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Herring, Bobby W [Bobby] (Donna) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Fayetteville) Sampson Charge
"Home: P.O. Box 1481, Clinton, NC 28329
(910) 525-4592
Office: P.O. Box 8, Roseboro, NC 28382
(910) 525-4470
Email: bherring@nccumc.org
Herring, Charles M. [Charlie] (Wanda) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Family Leave
"Home: P.O. Box 340827, San Antonio, TX 78234
Email: cherring@nccumc.org
Hickerson, Darren [Darren] (Christy) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Durham) Fletcher's Chapel - Assistant
*Home: 4406 Armitage Drive, Durham, NC 27703
(919) 598-1008
Office: 1919 Fletcher's Chapel Rd., Durham, NC 27703-2820
(919) 688-3186
Email: dhickerson@nccumc.org
Hickle, Steven A. [Steve] (Peggy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Fairmont
Home: 117 Brooks Ave., Raleigh, NC 27607-7126
(919) 832-2403
"Office: 2501 Clark Ave., Raleigh, NC 27607-7213
(919) 832-3316 (f) (919) 832-4038
Email: sahickle@nccumc.org
Hicks, Mark [Mark] (Laura) {Affiliate Member}
Western NC Conference
"Office: P.O. Box 370, Jamestown, NC 27282
(336) 454-5348
Email: mhicks@nccumc.org
Hicks, Phyllis K. [Phyllis] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Dir. Past. Care & Counseling Institute
Home: 100 Markham Drive, Chapel Hill, NC 27514-2114
(91 ) 968-7671
"Office: 3325 Durham Chapel Hill Blvd., Suite 220 Cedar Terrace, Durham, NC 27707-
2646
(919) 489-6452
Email: phicks@nccumc.org
Hicks, Rose C. [Rose] (Ray) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Goldsboro) Ebenezer (Wayne Co.)
"Home: 563 Airport Rd., Pikeville, NC 27863
(919) 735-7588
Office: 3859 W US 70 Hwy, Goldsboro, NC 27530
(919) 731-4201
Email: rhicks@nccumc.org
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Hicks, Wayne Marion [Wayne] (April) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rocky Mount) Nashville UMC
Home: 303 South First Street, Nashville, NC 27856
(252) 459-7328
"Office: P.O. Box 86, Nashville, NC 27856
(252) 459-7178 (f) (252) 459-7828
Email: wayne@nashvilleumc.net
Higgins, Lawrence C. [Larry] (Rhonda) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Incapacity Leave
*Home: 136 Derby Park Ave, New Bern, NC 28562
(252) 633-0046
Email: lhiggins@nccumc.org
Highsmith, Emmett James [E. J.] (Diane) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Rocky Point
"Home: 4869 Highsmith Rd., Rocky Point, NC 28457
(910) 259-5278
Office: 13700 NC Hwy.210, P.O. Box 7, Rocky Point, NC 28457
(910) 675-0008
Email: ejhighsmith@nccumc.org
Hildt, Curtis [Curtis] (Lorraine) {Interim Supply}
(New Bern) Haw Branch
"Home: 104 Perfect Court, Richlands, NC 28574
(910) 324-1117
Office: 104 Perfect Court, Richlands, NC 28574
(910) 324-1117
Email: childt@nccumc.org
Hill, Edward Carlton [Eddie] (Nita) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) Sharon (Holden Beach)
Home: 2163 Boones Neck Road SW, Supply, NC 28462-6221
(910) 842-3449
"Office: 2030 Holden Beach Road, SW, Supply, NC 28462-5968
(910) 842-2929 (f) (910) 842-2940
Email: ehill@nccumc.org
Hill, II, Edward F. [Ned] (Rochelle) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Edenton Street
Home: 1537 Sunrise Avenue, Raleigh, NC 27608
(919) 833-7465
"Office: 228 W Edenton Street, Raleigh, North Carolina 27603
(919) 832-7535 (f) (919) 829-5780
Email: nedhill@nccumc.org
Hill, Jan N. [Jan] (Rick) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Sanford) Pittsboro: First
Home: 47 Green Meadow Court, Pittsboro, NC 27312-5737
(919) 542-4525
"Office: P.O. Box 716, Pittsboro, NC 27312
(919) 542-2330
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Email: janhill@nccumc.org
Hill, Ralph M. [Ralph] (Faye) {Retired Full Elder}
(Goldsboro) Micro - Fellowship
*Home: 100 Bryant Dr., Smithfield, NC 27577
(919) 989-4951
Office: 100 Bryant Dr., Smithfield, NC 27577
(919) 989-4951
Email: rmhill@nccumc.org
Hill, Richard C. [Richard] (Angela) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Goldsboro) Rones Chapel
*Home: 144 Garner Chapel Rd., Mount Olive, NC 28365
(919) 658-4839
Office: 138 Garner Chapel Rd., Mount Olive, NC 28365
(919) 658-4721
Email: rhill@nccumc.org
Hill, Robert Elwood [Robert] (Laura A. Hill) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Rocky Mount) Conway
Home: P.O. Box 326, Conway, NC 27820-0326
(252) 585-1984
"Office: P.O. Box 326, Conway, NC 27820
(252) 585-1984
Email: rehill@nccumc.org
Hill, Tamsey P. [Tamsey] {Probationary Deacon}
(Burlington) Pastoral Counselor and Minister of Life Transformation
*Home: 173 Cardinal Court, Pittsboro, NC 27312
(919) 632-1767
Email: thill@nccumc.org
Hillman, Randy A. [Randy] (Wanda) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Elizabeth City) Mgr. Chaplaincy Serv, Forsyth Mem. Hosp.
Home: 4408 Robinhood Rd, Winston Salem, NC 27106-4236
(336) 922-4297
"Office: 3333 Silas Creek Pky, Wnston Salem, NC 27103-3013
(336) 718-2005
Email: rhillman@nccumc.org
Hines, James R. [Jim] (Jean) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Chadbourn-Evergreen
*Home: 300 E 3rd Ave., Chadbourn, NC 28431
(910) 654-3563
Office: 300 E 3rd. Ave., Chadbourn, NC 28431
(910) 654-3563
Email: jhines@nccumc.org
Hinnant, H. Mallie [Mallie] (Susan) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Greenville) Institute and Conf. Evangelist
Home: 104 Zito Landing, Pikeville, NC 27863-0751
(919) 521-4416 (f) (919) 242-3391
"Office: P.O. Box 11392, Goldsboro, NC 27532-1392
(919) 521-4416
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Email: mhinnant@nccumc.org
Hobbs, James L. [Jim] (Nell) {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington)
*Home: 939 Kimberly Rd., Burlington, NC 27215-4534
(336) 584-0052
Email: jleehobbs@nccumc.org
Hobbs, John W. [John] (Betty Jo) {Retired Full Elder}
(Wilmington)
*Home: 9316 Longputt Court, Wilmington, NC 28412
(919) 313-1365
Office: P.O. Box 3355, Wilmington, NC 28406-0355
(910) 313-1441
Email: jhobbs@nccumc.org
Hobbs, Michael B. [Michael] (Gaye) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham) Retired
*Home: 232 Cotton Pickin Place, Henderson, NC 27537
(252) 430-1206
Email: mhobbs@nccumc.org
Hobbs, Susan Parler [Susan] (Bill) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Raleigh) Garner First, Associate
Home: 5705 Hayloft Cir, Raleigh, NC 27606-2239
(919) 859-4754
"Office: P.O. Box 2179, Garner, NC 27529
(919) 772-2042 (f) (919) 772-2197
Email: shobbs@nccumc.org
Hobbs, Terry A. [Terry] (Robert) {Probationary Elder}
(Sanford) Lemon Springs
*Home: P.O. Box 129, Lemon Springs, NC 28355-0129
(919) 776-8072
Office: P.O. Box 129, Lemon Springs, NC 28355-0129
(919) 776-9315
Email: thobbs@nccumc.org
Hockett, Margaret B. [Margaret] (Jerry) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Wesley Memorial Assoc.
*Home: 111 Sassanque Rd, Castle Hayne, NC 28429-6227
(910) 675-2600
Office: 1401 S. College Rd., Wilmington, NC 28403-5104
(910) 791-4092 (f) (910) 791-2329
Email: mhockett@nccumc.org
Hocutt, Allison Brady [Al] (Paula) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Aldersgate-Associate
Home: 1408 Hillandale Rd., Durham, NC 27705
(919) 286-3238
"Office: 1320 Umstead Rd., Durham, NC 27712
(919) 477-0509 (f) (919) 477-9037
Email: ahocutt@nccumc.org
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Hodgin, Hubert Howard [Hugo] (Sue) {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington)
*Home: 110 Westover Dr, Lexington, NC 27292-2340
(336) 249-3109
Email: hhodgin@nccumc.org
Holliday, William Ervin [William] (Elizabeth M.) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rocky Mount) West Nash
Home: 4719 Bluff Place, Wlson, NC 27896
(252) 291-3318
"Office: P.O. Box 8298, 2200 Nash St. N, Wilson, NC 27893
(252) 237-4258 (f) (252) 237-9142
Email: wholliday@nccumc.org
Hollis, Thomas M. [Tom] (Ann) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Cary: St. Francis
Home: 109 Piperwood Dr., Cary, NC 27511
(919) 363-1787
"Office: 2965 Kildaire Farm Rd., Cary, NC 27511
(919) 362-1666 (f) (919) 362-1691
Email: thollis@nccumc.org
Holloway, Gloria [Gloria] {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Raleigh) Chaplain, Louisburg College
*Home: P.O. Box 28301, Raleigh, NC 27611
Email: gholloway@nccumc.org
Holloway, Teresa Corley [Teresa] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Elizabeth City) Colington
*Home: 128 Broadbay Drive, Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948
(252) 441-5595
Office: P.O. Box 3425, Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948
(252) 441-2661
Email: tholloway@nccumc.org
Hollowell, David [David] (Terri) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Goldsboro) Mt. Carmel UMC-Pikeville
*Home: 1730 Memorial Church Road, Fremont, NC 27830-9051
(919) 242-6966
Office: P.O. Box 10, Pikeville, NC 27863
(919) 581-9400
Email: dhollowell@nccumc.org
Holmes, William C. [William] (Linnie Virginia) {Retired Other Elder}
(Elizabeth City) Grace
*Home: 346 Muddy Crk Rd, Hertford, NC 27944
(252) 264-4655
Office: 1822 North Road St., Elizabeth City, NC 27909
(252) 333-3760
Email: wholmes@nccumc.org
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Holtsclaw, Thomas G. [Tom] (Jan) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham) Aldersgate
*Home: 755 Brooks Dairy Road, Roxboro, NC 27574-9066
(336) 597-9194
Email: tgholtsclaw@nccumc.org
Holtz, Chadwick J.W. [Chad] (Amy) {Student Local Pastor}
(Durham) Marrow's Chapel
Home: 3635 Harry Davis Rd., Bullock, NC 27507
(919) 603-0069
"Office: P.O. Box 296, Bullock, NC 27507
(919) 603-0069
Email: choltz@nccumc.org
Hood, Elizabeth Hackney [Beth] (Paul) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Greenville) District Superintendent
Home: 403 Carnoustie Drive, Greenville, NC 27858
(252) 353-7011
"Office: 313 Clifton Street, Suite A-2, Greenville, NC 27858
(252) 756-3918
Email: bethhood@nccumc.org
Hood, Jean L. [Jean] (Elizabeth) {Retired Full Elder}
(Goldsboro)
"Home: 2747 US Highway 13 South, Goldsboro, NC 27530-8913
(919) 689-9850
Email: jhood@nccumc.org
Hoogerland, Thomas D. [Tom] (Wynell) {Retired Full Elder}
(Goldsboro)
"Home: 202 Kuwicki Rd, Pikeville, NC 27863-8431
(919) 739-6566
Email: thoogerland@nccumc.org
Horn, Joyce Beal [Joyce] (Houston) {Probationary Deacon}
(Raleigh) Leave of Absence
"Home: 2112 Shenandoah Road, Raleigh, NC 27603
(919) 834-3223
Email: jbhorn@nccumc.org
Home, Alvin M. [Al] (Susan) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Hillsborough
Home: 201 W. Queen St., Hillsborough, NC 27278-2552
(919) 732-1667
"Office: 130 West Tryon Street, Hillsborough, NC 27278-2552
(919) 732-3460 (f) (919) 732-7369
Email: ahorne@nccumc.org
Home, Herbert Franklin [Herb] (Hazel) {Retired Local Pastor}
(New Bern)
"Home: P.O. Box 728, Maysville, NC 28555-0728
(910) 346-6409
129
Email: hhorne@nccumc.org
Horney, Jr., Thurman [Thurman] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) St. Paul - Associate
*Home: 102 S. Jefferson Ave, Goldsboro, NC 27530
(919) 735-8928
Office: 204 E. Chestnut St, Goldsboro, NC 27530
(919) 734-2965
Email: thurman@nccumc.org
Horton, Benjamin Edward [Ben] {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Dixon's Chapel
*Home: 2850 Paul Anderson Drive, Varnamtown, NC 28462
Office: 190 Varnamtown Road, Supply, NC 28462
(910) 842-5530
Email: bhorton@nccumc.org
Howell, Karen Caraway [Karen] {Associate Member}
(New Bern) Harlowe-Oak Grove Charge
*Home: 5129 Hwy 101, Newport, NC 28570
(252) 447-1779
Office: 5129 Hwy 101, Newport, NC 25870
Email: khowell@nccumc.org
Howie, John D. [John] (Heather) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Durham) Longhurst
*Home: 291 Providence Rd., Roxboro, NC 27573-4260
(336) 597-4306
Office: 291 Providence Rd., Roxboro, NC 27573-4260
(336) 599-6812
Email: jhowle@nccumc.org
Hoyle, Cathy McCabe [Cathy] (Dennis) {Probationary Elder}
(Burlington) Salem
*Home: 4471 Salem Church Rd., Haw River, NC 27258
(336) 376-6545
Office: 4924 Salem Church Rd, Haw River, NC 27258
(336) 376-6545
Email: choyle@nccumc.org
Hoyle, Jr., William S. [Will] (Carrie) {Elder in Full Connection}
Bureau of Justice - Federal Prisons
"Office: 4014 Angel Oaks Lane, Kittrell, NC 27544
(919) 693-4417
Email: willrev@nccumc.org
Hubbard, Charles S. [Charlie] {Retired Full Elder}
(Sanford)
*Home: P.O. Box 58, Pittsboro, NC 27312-0058
(919) 542-2060
(f) (919) 542-1409
Email: chubbard@nccumc.org
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Huckaby, Jr., Robert L. [Rob] (Susan Y.) {Deacon in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Brentwood: Brentwood TN
Home: 9428 Raven Hollow Road, Brentwood, TN 37027
(615) 377-8518
"Office: 309 Franklin Rd, Brentwood, TN 37027
(615) 373-3663
Email: rhuckaby@nccumc.org
Hudson, Pamela Jo [Pamela] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rocky Mount) Chaplain FirstHealth Hospice &
*Home: 980 N. May St. #1, Southern Pines, NC 28387
(910) 692-4119
Office: 5 Aviemore Dr., Pinehurst, NC 28374
(910) 715-6014
Email: phudson@nccumc.org
Huffines, Terry L. [Terry] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Elon: First
Home: 1331 Granville Street, Burlington, NC 27215-2153
(336) 227-3993
"Office: P.O. Box 923, Elon, NC 27244-0923
(336) 584-5263 (f) (336) 584-3012
Email: thuffines@nccumc.org
Huffman, Bryan Scott [Bryan] (Duffy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Centenary-Assoc.
Home: 2105 Foxhorn Road, New Bern, NC 28562
(252) 637-6609
"Office: 309 New Street, P.O. Box 1388, New Bern, NC 28563
(252) 637-4181 (f) (252) 637-5602
Email: bryanhuffman@nccumc.org
Huffman, Virgil B. [Butch] (Ann) {Retired Full Elder}
(Goldsboro) Retired
*Home: 226 George Wilton Dr, Clayton, NC 27520
(919) 931-4304
Email: butchhuffman@nccumc.org
Huggins, III, H. Sidney [Sid] (Kay) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 1112 Hunting Ridge Rd., Raleigh, NC 27615
(919) 846-1318
Office: 136 S. Fisher St., Burlington, NC 27215
Email: shuggins@nccumc.org
Humphreys, Chris Dwight [Chris] (Melody) {Associate Member}
(Fayetteville) Victory/Person St. Charge
*Home: 2005 Camden Road, Fayetteville, NC 28306
(910) 484-3390
Office: 404 Quality Street, Fayetteville, NC 28306
(910) 484-3390
Email: chrish@nccumc.org
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Hunt, Harold [Harold] (Carol) {Retired Local Pastor}
(Rockingham) Ashpole Center
*Home: P.O. Box 1531, Pembroke, NC 28372-1531
(910) 521-3654
Email: hhunt@nccumc.org
Hunt, Henry B. [Henry] (Paula) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Fayetteville) Grace
*Home: P.O. Box 2621, 719 Brookfield Dr., Pembroke, NC 28372
(910) 521-9300
Office: 2005 Ireland Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28306
(910) 424-0894
Email: hbhunt@nccumc.org
Hunt, Terry [Terry] (Gloria) {Probationary Elder}
(Fayetteville) Coats
*Home: 1287 Benson Rd., Garner, NC 27529
(919) 852-4738
Office: P.O. Box 288, Coats, NC 27521
(910) 897-7545
Email: thunt@nccumc.org
Hunter, J. Manly [Jack] (Wilma) {Retired Full Elder}
(Sanford)
*Home: 2212 Tanglewood Dr, Sanford, NC 27330-8242
(919) 776-4913
Email: mhunter@nccumc.org
Hunter, Jack L. [Jack] (Carolyn) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 201 Glen Abbey Dr., Cary, NC 27513
(919) 460-8929
Email: jack.hunter@nccumc.org
Hunter, M. Park [Park] (Anna-Lisa) {Student Local Pastor}
(Burlington) New Hope-Purley Charge
*Home: 4385 Blanch Road, Blanch, NC 27212-9653
(336) 694-4020
Office: 4385 Blanch Road, Blanch, NC 27212-9653
(336) 694-6793
Email: phunter@nccumc.org
Huskins, James R. [Jim] (Linda) {Retired Full Elder}
(Elizabeth City) MERCI-Program Director
*Home: 111 Ralph Dr., Pikeville, NC 27863
(919) 242-1370
Office: 676 Community Drive, Goldsboro, NC 27530
(888) 440-9167
Email: jhuskins@nccumc.org
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Hutchins, David Carl [David] (Lynn) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rocky Mount) Bailey Charge
Home: 2811 Canal Dr, Wilson, NC 02789
(252) 291-1930
"Office: P.O. Box 218, Bailey, NC 27807-0218
(252) 235-4576
Email: hutchins@nccumc.org
Hutchinson, Charles H. [Charles] (Iris) {Retired Full Elder}
(Elizabeth City)
*Home: P.O. Box 1507, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-1507
(828) 452-4088
Email: chutchinson@nccumc.org
Ingram, Geraldine D. [Gerry] {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 102 Mainsail Drive, Cary, NC 27511
(919) 379-1185
Email: gingram@nccumc.org
Innes, Randall E. [Randy] (Emily) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Millbrook
Home: 1012 Cedarhurst Drive, Raleigh, NC 27609-5416
(919) 376-0321
"Office: 1712 E. Millbrook, Raleigh, NC 27609
(919) 876-0865 (f) (919) 876-9373
Email: randyinnes@nccumc.org
Irvine, Robert Julian [Julian] (Jan Thornton-Irvine) {Deacon in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Millbrook UMC
*Home: 5514 North Quail Hollow Dr., Hillsborough, NC 27278-9121
(919) 479-0036
Office: 1729 E. Millbrook, Raleigh, NC 27609
Email: julianirvine@nccumc.org
Ivey, Melinda [Melinda] {Full Member of Other Denomination}
(Fayetteville) Kipling
*Home: P.O. Box 91, 82 Neill Smith Road, Kipling, NC 27543
(919) 567-1378
Office: P.O. Box 88, 55 Kipling Church Road, Kipling, NC 27543
(919) 552-2124
Email: mfivey@nccumc.org
Jackson, Jerry A. [Jerry] (Annette) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Bellemont
Home: 4939 South NC Highway 49, Burlington, NC 27215-8630
(336) 227-4890
"Office: 4039 Markwood Dr., Burlington, NC 27215-7125
(336) 227-4632 (f) (336) 226-9546
Email: jajackson@nccumc.org
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Jackson, Joseph L. [Joe] (Rita) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Burlington) High Tower Charge
*Home: 711 Carl Drive, Chapel Hill, NC 27516
(919) 929-8010
Office: 711 Carl Drive, Chapel Hill, NC 02751
(919) 942-4699
Email: jjackson@nccumc.org
Jackson, Richard C. [Richard] (Cheryl) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Parker/Sandy Grove Hoke Charge
*Home: 2442 Celtic Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28306
(910) 864-8293
Office: 6800 Arabia Rd, Lumber Bridge, NC 28357
(910) 875-419
Email: rjackson@nccumc.org
Jackson, Wilbur I. [Wil] (Carolyn Crane Jackson) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 5417 Blowing Field Circle, Knightdale, NC 27545
(919) 217-1365
Email: wjackson@nccumc.org
Jacobs, Harold Dean [Harold] (Edna) {Deacon in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Prospect
*Home: P.O. Box 1348, Pembroke, NC 28372-1348
Office: 3929 Missouri Rd., Maxton, NC 28364-9139
(910) 521-2111 (f) (910) 521-2168
Email: hjacobs@nccumc.org
Jarrett, Eddie Jo V. [Eddie Jo] {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh) Retired
*Home: 2345 Henderson Mill Rd. NE, Condo. 5, Atlanta, GA 30345-2717
(770) 939-9467 (f) (770) 939-9467
Email: ejarrett@nccumc.org
Jeffries, Jonathan David [Jonathan] (Heather) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Edenton Street - Assoc.
*Home: 1543 Iredell Dr., Raleigh, NC 27608-2304
(919) 832-0684
Office: 228 W. Edenton St., Raleigh, NC 27603-1714
(919) 832-7535 (f) (919) 829-5780
Email: jonathanjeffries@nccumc.org
Jeffries, Sr., William M. [Bill] (Jo Anne) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: 3619 Sunningdale Way, Durham, NC 27707
(919) 402-0424
Email: wjeffries@nccumc.org
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Jenkins, David Omar [David] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Program Coordinator & Lecturer
"Office: Candler School of Theology, Emory University, Atlanta, GA 30322
(404) 627-6626
Email: djenkins@nccumc.org
Jenkins, William Christopher [Chris] (Dianne) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Greenville) Sharon
*Home: 3291 Doug Dr., Kinston, NC 28504
(252) 523-4407
Office: 4106 Sharon Church Road, Kinston, NC 28501
(252) 527-6301
Email: wjenkins@nccumc.org
Jenks, Daniel Gene [Gene] (Susan) {Elder Member of Other Conference}
(Raleigh) Franklinton
*Home: 410 W. Noble St., Louisburg, NC 27549
(919) 496-4779
Office: 109 North Main St., Franklinton, NC 27525
(919) 494-7440
Email: djenks@nccumc.org
Jenks, Gregory Keith [Greg] (Beth) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Extension Ministry
*Home: 143 Alan Lane, Clayton, NC 27520
(919) 550-8799
Office: 143 Alan Lane, Clayton, NC 27520
(919) 550-0255
Email: gjenks@nccumc.org
Jenness, Jr., Eugene Ray [Bud] (Renee) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) Zion
*Home: 1727 Zion Church Rd., Mount Olive, NC 28365
(919) 658-6191
Email: budjennes@nccumc.org
Jernigan, J.O. [Julius] (Ruth) {Retired Full Elder}
(Fayetteville)
*Home: 5736 Dobson Dr, Fayetteville, NC 28311-3451
(910) 488-2629
Email: jjernigan@nccumc.org
Jessee, D. Douglas [Doug] (Beverly) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rocky Mount) Wilson: First
*Home: 4416 Davids Farms North, Wlson, NC 27896
(252) 281-4357
Office: P.O. Box 1423, Wilson, NC 27894-1423
(252) 237-6121 (f) (252) 237-0699
Email: djessee@nccumc.org
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Johnson, C. Reginald [Reg] (Diane) {Retired Full Elder}
(Greenville) Dean of the Chapel, Asbury Seminary
*Home: 525 Talbott Dr, Wilmore, KY 40390-1041
(859) 858-3081
Office: Asbury Theological Seminary, Wilmore, KY 40390
(859) 858-2219
Email: rjohnson@nccumc.org
Johnson, David W. [Dave] (Margie) {Retired Local Pastor}
(Sanford) Cameron UMC
*Home: 190 Drumar Court, Southern Pines, NC 28387-2558
(910) 692-3702
Office: Cameron United Methodist Churc, PO Box 185, Cameron, NC 28326
Email: davidjohnson@nccumc.org
Johnson, Doris J. [Doris] {Retired Local Pastor}
(Elizabeth City)
*Home: 240 S Earley Station Road, Ahoskie, NC 27910
(252) 332-4881
Email: djohnson@nccumc.org
Johnson, F. Douglas [Doug] (Cindy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) Jefferson
*Home: P.O. Box 2016, Fremont, NC 27830-2016
(919) 242-2263
Office: 1101 N. Jefferson Avenue, Goldsboro, NC 27534
(919) 734-0144
Email: h2obridge@nccumc.org
Johnson, George W. [George] (Jackie) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: 165 Latoma Dr, Roxboro, NC 27574
(336) 599-1437
Email: gjohnson@nccumc.org
Johnson, Glenda Noble [Glenda] (William (Bill)) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 4000 Brothwell Court, Raleigh, NC 27606
(919) 851-1869
Email: gnjohnson@nccumc.org
Johnson, J. Donald [Don] (Joanne) {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington)
*Home: 3105 William Penn Ct, Burlington, NC 27215
(336) 506-7161 (f) (815) 328-0160
Office: UNC Hospitals, Pastoral Care, 101 Manning Drive, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(919) 966-4021
Email: djohnson@nccumc.org
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Johnson, Kathryn Rives [Kay] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Edenton Street - Assoc.
Home: 8125 Bluffridge Dr., Raleigh, NC 27615
(919) 870-0263
"Office: 228 W Edenton St, Raleigh, NC 27603-1714
(919) 832-7535 (f) (919) 829-5780
Email: kjohnson@nccumc.org
Johnson, Lawrence E. [Lawrence] (Bernice) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Dir. , Multicultural and Social Ministrie
*Home: 507 Tuggle Street, Durham, NC 27713-1635
(919) 484-0558
Office: P.O. Box 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605
(919) 832-9560
Email: ljohnson@nccumc.org
Johnson, Marilyn H. [Marilyn] (Floyd J.) {Retired Diaconal Minister}
(New Bern)
*Home: 1408 Kimberly Rd, New Bern, NC 28562-3306
(252) 638-1372
Email: mjohnson@nccumc.org
Johnston, III, Walter G. [Walter] (Olivia) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Elizabeth City) Harrellsville/Colerain/Powellsville Unio
*Home: 86 Perkins Rd., Gatesville, NC 27938
(252) 357-1837
Office: P.O. Box 365, Harrellsville, NC 27942
Email: wjohnston@nccumc.org
Jolly, Judith Olivia [Judy] {Deacon in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Apex UMC
*Home: 601 Homegate Circle, Apex, NC 27502
(919) 362-1215
Office: P.O. Box 723, Apex, NC 27502
(919) 362-7807
Jones, Brenda [Brenda] (Donnie L.) {Probationary Elder}
(Durham) Chaplain, Durham Medical Center
*Home: 5347 Yardley Terrace, Durham, NC 27707
(919) 490-3195
Jones, Daniel P. [Dan] {Associate Member}
(Rocky Mount) Wilson: First Associate
Home: 3905 Gloucester Drive West, Wilson, NC 27893-9218
(252) 291-5646
"Office: P.O. Box 1423, Wlson, NC 27894-1423
(252) 237-6121 (f) (252) 237-0699
Email: danjones@nccumc.org
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Jones, David E. [David] (Donna) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(New Bern) Franklin Memorial
*Home: 194 Cedar Lane, Newport, NC 28570
(252) 727-4750
Office: 1112 Arendell St., Morehead City, NC 28557
(252) 726-6010
Email: djones@nccumc.org
Jones, Donnie L. [Donnie] (Brenda) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Aldersgate
*Home: 5347 Yardley Terrace, Durham, NC 27707-9740
(919) 490-3195
Office: 632 Laurel Hill Road, Chapel Hill, NC 27514-4225
(919) 968-6231 (f) (919) 968-7250
Email: dlevansjones@nccumc.org
Jones, George A. [George] (Bonnie) {Retired Full Elder}
(Greenville) Chocowinity
*Home: P.O. Box 65, 275 N. Fifth St., Aurora, NC 27806
(252) 322-9984
Office: P.O. Box 640, Chocowinity, NC 27817
(252) 322-9984
Email: gjones@nccumc.org
Jones, Jr., James Grady [Jim] (Susan) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Durham) Lea's Chapel
*Home: 4940 Leasburg Rd., Roxboro, NC 27574
(336) 597-5796
Office: 6415 Leasburg Rd., Roxboro, NC 27574
(336) 597-4257
Email: jimjones@nccumc.org
Jones, Linwood S. [Lindy] (Phyllis) {Retired Associate Member}
(Goldsboro) Carlton
*Home: 740 Kinsey Mill Road, Mount Olive, NC 28365
(919) 658-2746
Email: ljones@nccumc.org
Jordan, Bobby L. [Bobby] (Linda P.) {Associate Member}
(Rockingham) Incapacity Leave
*Home: 2085 Osborne Rd, Hamlet, NC 28345
(910) 205-0473
Email: bjordan@nccumc.org
Jordan, Harry [Harry] (Fran) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rocky Mount)
*Home: 2200 Chelsea Dr NW, Wilson, NC 27896-1477
(252) 237-8113
Email: hjordan@nccumc.org
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Joyce, Eric Randall [Eric] (Paige) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Sanford) Doub's Chapel
*Home: 215 Midland Road, Southern Pines, NC 28387-3335
(910) 692-9878
Office: 215 Midland Rd., Southern Pines, NC 28387-3335
(910) 692-2715
Email: ejoyce@nccumc.org
Joyner, Jr., F. Belton [Belton] (Toni) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: 8809 Millers Bend, Bahama, NC 27503-9611
(919) 479-9816 (f) (919) 479-9816
Email: fbjjr@nccumc.org
Joyner, John Anthony [Tony] {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Fayetteville) Goshen-Keener
Home: 11867 Hobbton Hwy., Newton Grove, NC 28366
(910) 594-0992
"Office: 11867 Hobbton Hwy., Newton Grove, NC 28366
(910) 594-0992
Email: tonyjoyner@gmail.com
Juren, Jerry Jay [Jerry] (Ann) {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington)
*Home: 10508 Sedgebrook Drive, Riverview, FL 33569-8700
(813) 600-5193
Email: jjuren@nccumc.org
Kasper, J. Mark [Mark] {Retired Full Elder}
(Wilmington)
*Home: 2841 N. Ocean Blvd., Apt. 701, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33308-7569
(954) 568-0901
Email: mkasper@nccumc.org
Keck, Andrew [Andy] (Carla) {Deacon in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Elec. Services, Duke Div. Sch.
Home: 500 Lafayette Drive, Hillsborough, NC 27278-9347
(919) 643-1094
"Office: Duke Divinity School Library, P.O. Box 90972, Durham, NC 27708-0972
(919) 660-3549
Email: akeck@nccumc.org
Killian, Diana B. [Diana] (Roger) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Red Springs: Trinity
*Home: 400 E 3rd Ave., Red Springs, NC 28377-1435
(910) 843-4019
Office: P.O. Box 48, Red Springs, NC 28377-0048
(910) 843-4011 (f) (910) 843-3503
Email: dkillian@nccumc.org
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Kim, Chang Bae [Chang] (Heidi) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Epworth
Home: 32 Nathan Dudley Rd.„ Clinton, NC 28328
(910) 592-8737
"Office: 5876 Garland Hwy, Clinton, NC 28328
(910) 592- 056
Email: ckim@nccumc.org
Kim, Hyung S. [Hyung] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Union
*Home: 1075 Kramer Road, Lillington, NC 27546
(910) 893-3789
Office: 1075 Kramer Road, Lillington, NC 27546
(910) 893-3847
Email: hkim@nccumc.org
Kim, Kwan Seok [Kwan] (Su Jeong) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Agape Korean
Home: 7103 Plumleaf Rd #331, Raleigh, NC 27613
"Office: 1426 Wake Forest Rd., Raleigh, NC 27604
(919) 828-5556 (f) (919) 828-5506
Email: holy_stream@hotmail.com
Kimbrough, Anita J. (Meyer) [Anita] {Probationary Deacon}
(Goldsboro) MHC Group Home Teacher
*Home: 114 Oak Tree Drive, Pikeville, NC 27863
(919) 735-2920
Email: akimbrough@nccumc.org
King, Carl Harnett [Carl] (Stacy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) University
Home: 2467 Foxwood Dr., Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(919) 969-1511
"Office: P.O. Box 728, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(919) 929-7191
Email: cking@nccumc.org
King, David Lewis [David] (Kim) {Student Local Pastor}
(Burlington) Concord
*Home: 4504 E Greensboro/Chapel Hill Rd., Graham, NC 27253
(336) 376-9719
Office: 4462 E. Greensboro/C.H. Rd., Graham, NC 27253
(336) 376-9719
Email: dking@nccumc.org
Kirby, Wallace H. [Wallace] (Dixie) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: 510 Cokesbury Lane, Asheville, NC 28803
(828) 277-3515
Email: wkirby@nccumc.org
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Knott, T. Garland [Garland] {Retired Full Elder}
(Fayetteville)
*Home: 2600 Croasdaile Farm Parkway, #A228, Durham, NC 27705-1331
(919) 384-2173
Email: gknott@nccumc.org
Knowles, Russell R. [Russell] (Jaxie) {Retired Associate Member}
(Wilmington)
*Home: P.O. Box 35, 40 Knox St., Bolivia, NC 28422-8653
(910) 253-3647
Office: 423 N. Topsail Dr., Surf City, NC 28445
(910) 328-4087
Email: rknowles@nccumc.org
Koo, Jeounghun (James) [James] (Kim) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Elizabeth City) Tyrrell Charge
Home: P.O.Box 168, Columbia, NC 27925
(252) 796-4441
"Office: P.O. Box 168, Columbia, NC 27925
(252) 796-1664
Email: jkoo@nccumc.org
Kossan, Joseph E. [Joseph] (Frances) {Retired Full Elder}
(Wilmington)
*Home: 199 Rainbow Dr. #9903, Livingston, TX 77399
(828) 349-3355
Email: jkossan@nccumc.org
Kretzu, Robert [Bob] (Cosette) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Parkwood
Home: 112 Radcliff Circle, Durham, NC 27713-2505
(919) 544-2238
"Office: 5123 Revere Dr., Durham, NC 27713-2420
(919) 544-1078 (f) (919) 321-8947
Email: bkretzu@nccumc.org
Krueger, Todd Stephen [Todd] (Martha) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Zebulon
Home: 2804 Hunters Cove Court, Zebulon, NC 27597
(919) 269-7531
"Office: 121 W Gannon St., Zebulon, NC 27597
(919) 269-9408 (f) (919) 269-9498
Email: toddk@nccumc.org
Kunka, Alice Kirkman [Alice] (Bob) {Deacon in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Cary: First
*Home: 204 Birkhaven Dr, Cary, NC 27518
(919) 851-5106 (f) (919) 852-4977
Email: alicekunka@nccumc.org
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Lackey, Duke Caldwell [Duke] (Bettina B.) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Trinity
*Home: 808 East Oak Dr., Durham, NC 27705
(919) 309-9844
Office: 215 N Church St., Durham, NC 27701-3383
(919) 683-1386 (f) (919) 688-0974
Email: dlackey@nccumc.org
Lain, Jr., William Douglas [Doug] (Tara) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Wendell
*Home: 308 Fowlkes St., Wendell, NC 27591
(919) 365-9281
Office: P.O. Box 1925, Wendell, NC 27591
(919) 365-6266
Email: dlain@nccumc.org
Lain, Tara Culp [Tara] (Doug) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Raleigh) Leah's Chapel-Shiloh
*Home: 308 Fowlkes St., Wendell, NC 27591
(919) 365-9281
Email: tlain@nccumc.org
Lamb, Kimberly [Kim] (Tom) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) North Raleigh - Assoc.
Home: 924 Pebblebrook Drive, Raleigh, NC 27609
(919) 878-0848
"Office: 8501 Honeycutt Rd, Raleigh, NC 27615
(919) 847-1536 (f) (919) 847-8821
Email: klamb@nccumc.org
Lamm, Dennis Cecil [Dennis] (Jennifer) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) FA: Camp Ground -Assoc.
*Home: 805 Farthing Court, Fayetteville, NC 28303
(910) 339-4237
Office: 4625 Camp Ground Rd., Fayetteville, NC 28314
(910) 867-9436 (f) (910) 867-8068
Email: lammbo@nccumc.org
Lamneck, Forrest D. [Jack] {Retired Full Elder}
(Goldsboro)
*Home: 22437 TR 1203, W. LaFayette, OH 43845
(740) 623-8853
Email: flamneck@nccumc.org
Lancaster, Charles Hulbert [Charles] (Emily) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: P.O. Box 543, 802 Cresent Dr., Creedmoor, NC 27522-0543
(919) 528-1445
Office: Creedmoor United Methodist, Creedmoor, NC 27522
Email: clancaster@nccumc.org
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Lancaster, Ecwood C. [Eckie] (Shirley) {Retired Full Elder}
(Wilmington)
*Home: 68 Wilson Rd, White Lake, NC 28337
(910) 862-2907
(910) 862-3273
Email: eclancaster@nccumc.org
Lancaster, Maurice [Maurice] (Helen) {Retired Associate Member}
(Fayetteville)
*Home: 1925 Southern Ave, Fayetteville, NC 28306-1755
(910) 484-1438
Email: mlancaster@nccumc.org
Lancaster, Tryon D. [Tryon] (Anne) {Interim Supply}
(Fayetteville) Wesley Heights
Home: 3213 Kentyre Dr, Fayetteville, NC 28303-5340
(910) 484-7053
"Office: 304 Trinity Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28301
(910) 483-3670
Email: whfayetteville@nccumc.org
Lane, Jr., J. Rodney [Rodney] (Patricia) {Retired Associate Member}
(Wilmington)
*Home: 2991 Burnsville St. SW, Supply, NC 28462
(910) 846-3609
Email: rlane@nccumc.org
Langley, Delores Anne [Delores] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Faith
Home: 1803 Harriet Dr., Burlington, NC 27215-3440
(336) 227-0846
"Office: 1732 West Davis St., Burlington, NC 27215
(336) 226-2991
Email: dlangley@nccumc.org
Langston, J. Craig [Craig] (Janet) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Goldsboro) Falling Creek
*Home: 1307 E. Beech Street, Goldsboro, NC 27530
(919) 734-8115
Office: 299 Falling Creek Church Road, Goldsboro, NC 27530
(919) 689-9981
Email: revcraig@nc.rr.com
Larkins, Jessie Shuman [Jessie] (David) {Probationary Elder}
(Durham) Mt. Sylvan -Assoc.
*Home: 606 Colgate St., Durham, NC 27704
(919) 220-8434
Office: 5731 N. Roxboro Rd., Durham, NC 27712
(919) 471-0032 (f) (919) 479-7330
Email: jlarkins@nccumc.org
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Lassiter, Bryan [Bryan] (Christie) {Interim Supply}
(New Bern) Belgrade/Tabernacle
Home: 302 Masonic Avenue, Cedar Point, NC 28584
(252) 342-5562
"Office: 2953 Belgrade/Swansboro Road, Belgrade, NC 28555
(910) 743-3041
Email: blassiteer@nccumc.org
Lassiter, Kristin [Kristin] (Frank) {Full Deacon of other Conference}
(Burlington) Elon: First
Home: 708 Croftwood Drive, Gibsonville, NC 27249
(336) 449-0529
"Office: P.O. Box 923, Elon, NC 27244
(336) 584-5263 (f) (336) 584-3012
Email: klassiter@nccumc.org
Lawrence, Cheryl Moffett [Cheryl] (Keith) {Probationary Elder}
(Durham) Carr
"Home: 114 Collums Road, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(919) 960-7000
Office: P.O. Box 2954, Durham, NC 27715
(919) 596-7210
Email: cherylml@nccumc.org
Lawrence, Teresa E. [Terie] (Bob) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Incapacity Leave
"Home: 140 Old Gate Rd., Fayetteville, NC 28314
(910) 867-8746
Email: tlawrence@nccumc.org
Laytham, David Brent [Brent] (Missy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) N. Park Theo. Seminary
Home: 5320 N. Christiana Ave., Chicago, IL 60625
(773) 478-3485
"Office: North Park Theological Sem., 3225 W. Foster Ave., Chicago, IL 60625-4895
(773) 244-6221
Email: dlaytham@nccumc.org
Lear, Heather Heinzman [Heather] (Casey) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Highland - Assoc.
Home: 3325 Ocotea Street, Raleigh, NC 27607
(919) 786-4463
"Office: 1901 Ridge Rd., Raleigh, NC 27607
(919) 787-4240 (f) (919) 787-4251
Email: heatherlear@nccumc.org
Leatherman, Harold F. [Harold] (Wilma) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham) FirstLincolnton, Minister of Visitation
"Home: 803 N Laurel St, Lincolnton, NC 28092-2921
(704) 735-2335
Office: 201 E Main St, Lincolnton, NC 28092-3411
(704) 735-7489
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Email: hleatherman@nccumc.org
LeBlanc, Diane W. [Diane] (Jeffrey Paul) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Durham) Oak Grove
Home: 4401 Chub Lake Rd., Roxboro, NC 27574
(336) 599-4886
"Office: 854 Oak Grove-Mt. Zion Rd., Roxboro, NC 27574
(336) 597-5042
Email: dleblanc@nccumc.org
Leburg, Michael W. [Mike] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Greenville) Incapacity Leave
*Home: 14024 Leo Rd (SR 1), Leo, IN 46765
Email: mleburg@nccumc.org
Ledford, Laura [Laura] (Rodney Ledford) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Raleigh) All Saints-Associate
*Home: 1805 Hackney Lane, Durham, NC 27703
Office: 8311 Brier Creek Pkwy Suite 105-77, Raleigh, NC 27617
(919) 321-2648
Email: lledford@nccumc.org
Lee, Henry W. [Henry] {Retired Full Elder}
(Goldsboro) Antioch UMC
*Home: 314 W. Parrish Dr, P.O. Box 1212, Benson, NC 27504-1212
(919) 207-1801
Office: US 701 Hwy S., Four Oaks, NC, 27524
Email: hwlee@nccumc.org
Lee, James C. [Jim] (Sharon) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh) Retired
*Home: 2116 Oakcrest Court, Raleigh, NC 27612
(919) 301-8902
Email: jimlee@nccumc.org
Lee, Kye[Kye] {Interim Supply}
(Raleigh) Calvary Korean
*Home: 3605 Cumberland Creek Rd. #201, Raleigh, NC 27613
(919) 844-9300
Office: 8501 Honeycutt Rd., Raleigh, NC 27615
Email: klee@nccumc.org
Lee, Samuel Sunghwan [Samuel] {Retired Full Elder}
(Fayetteville)
*Home: 19850 Golden Springs Dr., R-123, Walnut, CA 91789
(909) 444-5827
Email: slee@nccumc.org
Lee, Woo-ll [Paul] (Jin AChoe) {Probationary Elder}
(Rocky Mount) Northampton Charge
*Home: P.O. Box 767, Jackson, NC 27845
(252) 534-4281
Office: P.O. Box 767, Jackson, NC 27845
(252) 534-8711
145
Email: paul_lee@nccumc.org
Lee-Torres, Ronda [Ronda] (Eric) {Deacon in Full Connection}
(Sanford) Incapacity Leave
*Home: 507 Stornoway Drive, Southern Pines, NC 28387
(910) 944-2292
Email: rlee-torres@nccumc.org
Leechford, Jane Lee [Jane] (Robert) {Probationary Elder}
(Sanford) Page Memorial UMC
"Office: P.O. Box 695, Aberdeen, NC 28315
(910) 944-1093 (f) (910) 944-3026
Email: jleechford@nccumc.org
Leonhard, Richard [Richard] (Carole) {Retired Local Pastor}
(Greenville)
*Home: 2306 Lakes Of Melbourne Dr., Melbourne, FL 32904-9173
(321) 722-0762
Email: rleonhard@nccumc.org
Levin, Dennis P. [Dennis] (Peggy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Greenville) Ayden
Home: P.O. BOX 305, 4228 Wildwood Dr., Ayden, NC 28513
(252) 746-3852 (f) (252) 746-3852
"Office: P.O. Box 335, Ayden, NC 28513-0335
(252) 746-6524 (f) (888) 468-6520
Email: revlev@nccumc.org
Lewis, Jerry D. [Jerry] (Debby) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Deputy Command Chaplain AMC
*Home: 1222 Elizabeth Dr, OFallon, IL 62269
(618) 624-8552
Office: AMC Command Chaplain Office, 503 Ward Dr, Suite 310, Scott AFB, IL 62225
(618) 229-7855 (f) (618) 229-0245
Email: jerry.lewis@us.af.mil
Lewis, Martha [Martha] (O'Brien) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(New Bern) Pollocksville
*Home: 1102 Cherry Lane, New Bern, NC 28562
(252) 638-3213
Office: 403 Main St., Pollocksville, NC 28573
(252) 224-2311
Email: mlewis@nccumc.org
Lewis, Richard F. [Dick] (Jo Ann) {Retired Associate Member}
(Goldsboro) Ebenezer (Johnston Co.)
*Home: P.O. Box 323, Calypso, NC 28325-0323
(919) 658-3098
Office: P.O. Box 323, Calypso, NC 28325-0323
Email: rlewis@nccumc.org
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Lewis, Jr., Stanley A. [Stanley] (Teresa S.) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rocky Mount) Calvary Charge
"Home: 16 Calvary Church Rd., Littleton, NC 27850
(252) 586-3762
Office: 16 Calvary Church Rd., Littleton, NC 27850
(252) 586-7058
Email: salewis@nccumc.org
Licht, Robert Wayne [Rob] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rocky Mount) Littleton.
*Home: 98 Rollingwood Court, Littleton, NC 27850
(252) 586-7401
Office: P.O. Box 26, Littleton, NC 27850
(252) 586-5385
Email: rwlicht@nccumc.org
Lilliston, Elaine [Elaine] (Andy) {Deacon in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Fuquay - Varina - Full Deacon
Home: 6005 Tundra Ln, Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526
(919) 567-9427
"Office: 100 S Judd Parkway SE, Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526
(919) 552-4331 (f) (919) 557-7458
Email: elilliston@nccumc.org
Lindblade, Jr., Eric N. [Eric] (Susan) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Ann Street
Home: 1012 Orange Street, Newport, NC 28570-9677
(252) 223-4742
"Office: 417 Ann Street, Beaufort, NC 28516-2152
(252) 728-4279 (f) (252) 504-3865
Email: elindblade@nccumc.org
Lindblade, Susan Clayton [Susan] (Eric) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Newport: St. James
Home: 1012 Orange St, Newport, NC 28570-9677
(252) 223-4742
"Office: P.O. Box 250, Newport, NC 28570-0250
(252) 223-4231 (f) (252) 223-1141
Email: slindblade@nccumc.org
Lipp, Daniel F. [Dan] (Cheryl) {Full Member of Other Denomination}
(Raleigh) First: Cary- Minister of Visitation
Home: 5405 Turtlehead Ct, Holly Springs, NC 27540-8629
"Office: 117 S. Academy St., Cary, NC 27511
(919) 467-1861
Email: dlipp@nccumc.org
Lister, Cynthia Kay [Cindy] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Efland
Home: P.O. Box 121, 3100 US Hwy. 70 West, Efland, NC 27243
(919) 732-6406
"Office: P.O. Box 121, Efland, NC 27243
(919) 732-7957
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Email: clister@nccumc.org
Lister, Joe D. [Joe] (Judy) {Retired Minister}
(Burlington)
*Home: 129 Overland Dr, Mebane, NC 27302-3303
(919) 563-5554
Email: jlister@nccumc.org
Little, Milton E. [Milton] (Velva) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Fayetteville) Bethany UMC
*Home: 3531 Godwin Circle, Fayetteville, NC 28312
(910) 483-4824
Office: 2285 Wade-Stedman Road, Stedman, NC 28391
(910) 321-3100
Email: miltonl7@aol.com
Little, Stephen N. [Steve] (Marie) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Lumberton: Chestnut Street
*Home: 302 W 32nd St., Lumberton, NC 28358-229
(910) 739-4531
Office: P.O. Box 1464, Lumberton, NC 28539-0776
(910) 739-3304 (f) (910) 739-9920
Email: smlittle@nccumc.org
Livingood, Brent [Brent] (Cynthia) {Probationary Elder}
(Durham) Brookland-Brooksdale
*Home: 311 Allensville Road, Roxboro, NC 27573
Email: blivingood@nccumc.org
Lloyd, Jr., Frank I. [Frank] (Dottie) {Retired Full Elder}
(Sanford) Retired
*Home: 911 Withford Sanford, NC 27330-3033
(919) 777-9869
Email: frank_lloyd@nccumc.org
Locklear, Bill James [Bill] (Delia) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham) Pleasant Grove: Rowland
*Home: 1026 Jl Road, Maxton, NC 28364
(910) 521-9360
Office: 2708 Union School Rd., Rowland, NC 28383
Email: blocklear@nccumc.org
Locklear, Douglas M. [Doug] (Jan) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Rockingham) Collins Chapel
*Home: 3377 Hwy 74 West, Lumberton, NC 28360
(910) 521-3222 (f) (910) 522-7790
Email: dlocklear@nccumc.org
Locklear, George Lloyd [George] (Sharon) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Rockingham) New Philadelphus
*Home: NC 710, Red Springs, NC 28377
(910) 843-1053
Office: NC 710, Red Springs, NC 28377
Email: georgel@nccumc.org
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Locklear, Kenneth [Kenneth] (Janet Cummings Locklear) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Prospect
Home: P.O. Box 1418, Pembroke, NC 28372
(910) 522-0611
"Office: 3929 Missouri Rd., Maxton, NC 28364
(910) 521-2111 (f) (910) 521-2168
Email: klocklear@nccumc.org
Locklear, Marshall M. [Marshall] (Lucille) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Rockingham) West Robeson
*Home: 32 Preston Rd, Maxton, NC 28364
(910) 521-0544
Office: 10999 Hwy 74 W, Maxton, NC 28364
(910) 521-3835
Email: mlocklear@nccumc.org
Locklear, Mattheue B. [Mattheue] (Louisa) {Probationary Elder}
(Rockingham) Sandy Plains
*Home: 2518 Locklear Rd., Pembroke, NC 28372
(910) 522-0463
Office: 2468 Union Chapel Rd., Pembroke, NC 28372
(910) 521-8600 (f) (910) 521-1492
Email: mblocklear@nccumc.org
Loftis, Thomas E. [Tom] (Cornelia) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: 548 Alleghany Drive, Roxboro, NC 27573-4895
(336) 597-2434
Email: tloftis@nccumc.org
Logston, Linda [Linda] {Deacon in Full Connection}
Manager, Family Christian Stores - Asheville, NC
*Home: 13A Manila St., Asheville, NC 28806
(828) 257-4003
Email: lindalogston@bellsouth.net
Logue, Kelly Lyn [Kelly Lyn] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) White Plains
Home: 107 Kendlewick Dr., Cary, NC 27511
(919) 462-0339
"Office: 313 SE Maynard Rd., Cary, NC 27511
(919) 467-4991 (f) (919) 481-0213
Email: klogue@nccumc.org
Long, Margaret [Margaret] {Retired Elder of Other Conference}
(Raleigh) Longview
*Home: 3601 Octavia St., Raleigh, NC 27606
(919) 859-8225 (f) (919) 755-9252
Office: 2312 Milburnie Rd., Raleigh, NC 27610
(919) 834-7554 (f) (919) 755-9252
Email: mlong@nccumc.org
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Lovelace, Henry N. [Henry] (Ann) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 779 Rock Church Rd, Clarksville, VA 23927
(434) 252-1405
Email: hlovelace@nccumc.org
Lowery, III, James Thomas [Trip] (Eileen) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Elizabeth City) Nags Head: Mighty Wind
*Home: 806 W Sportsman Drive, Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948
Office: P.O. Box 1793, Nags Head, NC 27959
(252) 441-9022 (f) (252) 441-9022
Email: triplowery@nccumc.org
Lowry, Jr., Herbert [Herbert] (Connie) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Sanford) Piney Grove
Home: 2160 Ed Clapp Road, Siler City, NC 27344
(919) 742-3557
"Office: P.O. Box 9, Siler City, NC 27344
(919) 663-2242
Email: hlowry@nccumc.org
Loy, Samuel W. [Sam] (Wanda) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Clinton :Grace/Coharie
*Home: 301 Fairfax St, Clinton, NC 28328-2114
(910) 592-4195
Office: 800 Smith St, Clinton, NC 28328-2648
(910) 592-3497 (f) (910) 592-3497
Email: samloy@nccumc.org
Loyd, Roger Leroy [Roger] (Leta) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Librarian & Profes. Duke Univ.
Home: 3011 BexleyAve., Durham, NC 27707-2843
(919) 419-1663
"Office: Divinity Library, Duke Univ., P.O. Box 90972, Durham, NC 27708-0972
(919) 660-3452
Email: rloyd@nccumc.org
Lucas, Carolyn [Carolyn] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Incapacity Leave
*Home: 4635 Duncastle Rd., Apt 3E, Fayetteville, NC 28314
(910) 977-0923
Email: clucas@nccumc.org
Lugar, Lawrence E. [Lawrence] (Jean) {Retired Full Elder}
(Fayetteville)
*Home: 334 Grape Arbor Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28301-7203
(910) 485-8541
Email: llugar@nccumc.org
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Lukens, Douglas J. [Doug] (Nancy) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Westview
*Home: 128 Casha Road, Rocky Point, NC 28457
(910) 602-6420
Office: 1697 Herrings Chapel Rd., Burgaw, NC 28425
Email: dlukens@nccumc.org
Lupton, John C. (Bernice) {Full Time Local Pastor}
(Sanford) Incapacity Leave
*Home: 107 E. Sherwood Dr., Havelock, NC 28532
(252) 447-1091
Office: PO Box 387, Havelock, NC 28532
(252) 447-3039
Email: jlupton@nccumc.org
Luther, Jack (Carolyn) {Retired Other Associate Member}
(Sanford) Ophir-Uwharrie
*Home: 9236 High Pine Church Rd, Denton, NC 27239
(336) 857-2365
Email: jluther@nccumc.org
Lykins, Patricia [Pat] {Deacon in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) St. Francis:Dir.,Miss. & Evang
Home: 101 Pine Nut Lane, Apex, NC 27502
(919) 267-4556
"Office: 2965 Kildaire Farm Rd., Cary, NC 27518
(919) 362-1666 (f) (919) 362-1691
Email: patlykins@nccumc.org
Lynge, Audrey Holmes [Audrey] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Counselor
*Home: 901 Balmoral Drive, Cary, NC 27511
(33) 250-1535
Email: alynge@nccumc.org
Mackey, John M. [John] (Elizabeth K.) {Retired Full Elder}
(Fayetteville)
*Home: 2614 Trenton Rd., Fayetteville, NC 28304-3759
(910) 484-1256
Office: Fayetteville Family Counseling Center, 114 Highland Avenue, Fayetteville, NC
28305
(910) 484-0176
Email: jmackey@nccumc.org
MacVane, Joy Reed [Joy] (Ed Calamai) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Chapel Hill:Aldersgate - Associate
*Home: 12 Cobb Terrace, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(919) 928-9966
Office: 632 Laurel Hill Rd., Chapel Hill, NC 27514-4225
(919) 968-6231 (f) (919) 968-7250
Email: jmacvane@nccumc.org
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Madison, Jr., John Talton [Tal] (Julie) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Sanford) Smyrna
*Home: 203 Smyrna Church Rd., Robbins, NC 27325
(910) 464-3542
Office: 203 Smyrna Church Rd., Robbins, NC 27325
(910) 464-3188 (f) (910) 464-0174
Email: jmadison@nccumc.org
Malcolm, David [David] (Beth) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Sanford) Broadway-Morris Chapel
*Home: 104 Church Street, P.O. Box 518, Broadway, NC 27505-0518
(919) 258-6653
Office: 106 Church Street, P.O. Box 87, Broadway, NC 27505-0087
(919) 258-3721
Email: dmalcolm@nccumc.org
Malloy, David O. [David] (Vevely) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Incapacity Leave
*Home: 11841 Barnes Bridge Road, Laurinburg, NC 28352
(910) 277-0505
Email: dmalloy@nccumc.org
Malloy, Jr., James Edward [James] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Sanford) Sanford Circuit
Home: 818 Tim Currin Road, Lillington, NC 27546-1512
(910) 893-8144
"Office: 818 Tim Currin Road, Lillington, NC 27546
(910) 893-4682
Email: jmalloy@nccumc.org
Maness, Tracy A. [Tracy] (Jackie) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 4617 Zaldivar Way, Raleigh, NC 27612-4820
(919) 847-8871 (f) (919) 847-8871
Email: tmaness@nccumc.org
Mangum, Robert L. [Bob] (Neila) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham) Hickory Grove UMC
*Home: 128 Stanley St., Pembroke, NC 28372
(910) 522-6422 (f) (910) 522-6422
Office: Hickory Grove UMC, 128 Stanley Street, Pembroke, NC 28372
(f) (910) 522-6422
Email: rmangum@nccumc.org
Mann, Barbara Price [Barbara] (David) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Pastoral Counselor
*Home: 102 Cassidy Ct, Cary, NC 27511-5593
(919) 467-7005
Office: 1135 Kildaire Farm Rd, Suite 200, Cary, NC 27511-4587
(919) 380-1210
Email: bmann@nccumc.org
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Mann, Milton T. [Milton] (Gaye) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rocky Mount)
*Home: 496 Clematis Court, Rocky Mount, NC 27804
(252) 937-2102
Email: mmann@nccumc.org
Mann, W. Joseph [Joe] (Ann) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Dir. Rural Church Division
Home: 1105 Randolph Oaks Court, Charlotte, NC 28211
(704) 442-2699
"Office: 100 N.Tryon Street.Suite 3500, Charlotte, NC 28202-4012
(704) 376-0291
Email: jmann@nccumc.org
Marshburn, Eric [Eric] (Jodie) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(New Bern) Lee's Chapel
*Home: 144 Corinth Dr, New Bern, NC 28562
(252) 638-1164
Office: 9966 Hwy 58/ Hwy 17s, Pollocksville, NC 28573
(252) 224-6801
Email: emarshburn@nccumc.org
Marsicano, Leslie M. [Leslie] (Michael) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Assoc. Dean of Students, Davidson College
*Home: 1935 S. Wendover Rd., Charlotte, NC 28211-2141
(704) 364-4642
Office: P.O. Box 7187, Davidson, NC 28035-7187
(704) 894-2188
Email: lmarsicano@nccumc.org
Martin, Jerry Dean [Jerry] (Maureen) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Swepsonville
*Home: P.O. Box 235, 1307 E. Main St., Swepsonville, NC 27359
(336) 578-8776
Office: P.O. Box 36, 1306 E. Main St, Swepsonville, NC 27359-0036
(336) 578-3661
Email: jmartin@nccumc.org
Masciangelo, William Raymond [Bill] (Susan) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Elizabeth City) New Hope
*Home: 139 Caroon Rd., Poplar Branch, NC 27965
(252) 453-6107
Office: 2098 New Hope Rd., Hertford, NC 27944
(252) 264-3999
Email: wmasciangelo@nccumc.org
Mason, Glenn E. [Glenn] (Elaine) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 4123 Proctor Woods Lane, Cary, NC 27511
(919) 233-4929
Email: gmason@nccumc.org
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Massey, Gerald R. [Gerald] {Retired Associate Member}
(Goldsboro)
*Home: P.O. Box 3202, Eureka, NC 27830
(919) 242-4532
Office: P.O. Box 3202, Eureka, NC 27830
Email: gmassey@nccumc.org
Mathews, Richard Thorne [Richard] (Patricia) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
"Home: P.O. Box 51356, Durham, NC 27717
(919) 403-9367
Email: rmathews@nccumc.org
Matthis, Don [Don] {Interim Supply}
(Fayetteville) Clinton: Trinity
"Home: 1141 Chestnut Wood Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28314
(910) 426-7977
Office: 674 Raeford Rd., Fayetteville, NC 28304
(910) 864-0632 (f) (910) 864-8382
Email: dmatthis@nccumc.org
Maultsby, III, J. Alexander [Alex] (Nancy L.) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Williston-Stacy
"Office: P.O. Box 917, Williston, NC 28589
(252) 729-3661
Email: amaultsby@nccumc.org
Maurer, Rhonda Turner [Rhonda] {Probationary Elder}
(Raleigh) Bunn Hill-King
Home: P.O. Box 142, Bunn, NC 27508
(919) 496-5655
"Office: P.O. Box 142, Bunn, NC 27508-0142
(919) 496-2437 (f) (919) 496-2437
Email: rhonda@nccumc.org
Maynard, Randall Grey [Randy] (Cindy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Saint Andrews
Home: 112 Autumn Pine Court, Raleigh, NC 27603
(919) 773-4940
"Office: 1201 Maxwell Drive, Raleigh, NC 27603
(919) 772-4410 (f) (919) 772-1256
Email: rmaynard@nccumc.org
Mayo, Leonard E. [Leonard] (Julia) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham)
"Home: 1205 Ann St., Rockingham, NC 28379-3041
(910) 997-4963
Email: lmayo@nccumc.org
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McAllister, John [John Michael] (Laurea) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Raleigh) Holland's-Associate
*Home: 4701 Holland Church Rd., Raleigh, NC 27603
Office: 9433 Ten Ten Rd., Raleigh, NC 27603
(919) 772-5294
Email: jmcallister@nccumc.org
McCaffery, Garry [Garry] (Laura) {Elder Member of Other Conference}
(Fayetteville) Trinity
Home: 1141 Chestnut Wood Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28314
(910) 426-7977
"Office: 6974 Raeford Rd., Fayetteville, NC 28304
(910) 864-0632 (f) (910) 864-8382
Email: gmccaffery@nccumc.org
McCarver, Clyde G [Clyde] (Frances) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham)
*Home: 2100 Twin Church Rd. Unit 41, Florence, SC 29501-8285
(843) 332-9473
Office: P.O. Box 1021, Lk Junaluska, NC 28745-1021
(828) 456-9843
Email: cmccarver@nccumc.org
McClure, Mary Frances [Mary Frances] {Probationary Elder}
(Fayetteville) Salem - Assoc.
Home: 6204 Azelia Drive, Stedman, NC 28391
(910) 485-4544
"Office: 2165 Middle Rd., Fayetteville, NC 28312
(910) 483-8959 (f) (910) 483-6896
Email: mfmcclure@nccumc.org
McCubbin, Ellen [Ellen] {Probationary Elder}
(Wilmington) Seaside (Brunswick) - Assoc.
Home: 230 Downing Glen Place, Carolina Shores, NC 28467
(910) 575-4904
"Office: 1300 Seaside Rd. SW, Sunset Beach, NC 28468
(910) 579-5753 (f) (910) 575-5365
Email: emccubbin@nccumc.org
McDonald, Walter N. [Walter] (Joyce) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 305 Sunset Ave., Louisburg, NC 27549-2433
(919) 496-3757
Email: wmcdonald@nccumc.org
McDougald, Jr., George [George] (Gina Maria) {Associate Member}
(Rockingham) Cool Spring
*Home: P.O. Box 731, Red Springs, NC 28377-0731
(910) 843-8782
Office: 16301 Scotch Grove Rd., Laurinburg, NC 28352
(910) 277-8392
Email: gmcdougald@nccumc.org
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McElray, Mary Lou [MaryLou] (Jeff) {Probationary Elder}
(Sanford) Center UMC
*Home: 4147 S. Plank Road, Sanford, NC 27330
(919) 775-5300
Office: 4141 S. Plank Road, Sanford, NC 27330
(919) 356-6529
Email: 2489@nccumc.org
McElroy, Steven W. [Steve] (Lori) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Chapel Hill: Christ
Home: 228 Towne Ridge Lane, Chapel Hill, NC 27516
(919) 370-7483
"Office: 800 Market St., Chapel Hill, NC 27516
(919) 969-8820 (f) (919) 967-9924
Email: smcelroy@nccumc.org
McGarvey, Gregory L. [Gregg] (Nanci) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Culbreth Memorial
*Home: 730 Blackwell St., Fayetteville, NC 28301
(910) 483-4431
Office: 1813 Sloan Ave., Fayetteville, NC 28301
(910) 483-8918
Email: mcgarvey@nccumc.org
McKee, Robert F. [Robert] {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 1705 Skylyn Drive, Spartanburg, SC 29307
(864) 582-0012
Email: rmckee@nccumc.org
McKenzie, Charles E. [Charles] (Judy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Elizabeth City) City Road
Home: 509 N Road St, Elizabeth Cty, NC 27909-4065
(252) 335-1340
"Office: P.O. Box 535, Elizabeth Cty, NC 27907-0535
(252) 335-2658 (f) (252) 335-2658
Email: cmckenzie@nccumc.org
McKenzie, Jr., G Robert [Bob] (Frances) {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington)
*Home: 2704 Edgewood Ave, Burlington, NC 27215-4796
(336) 584-1733
Email: rmckenzie@nccumc.org
McKeown, Claire Clyburn [Claire] (Henry McKeown) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Carrboro
*Home: 102 Dove St, Carrboro, NC 27510
(919) 968-6981
Office: 200 Hillsborough Road, Carrboro, NC 27510
(919) 942-1223 (f) (919) 942-481
Email: cmckeown@nccumc.org
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McKita, Carleton P. [Carleton] (Margaret) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rocky Mount) Hollister
*Home: 3508 Hawthorne Rd, Rocky Mount, NC 27804-3809
(252) 937-4364
Email: cmckita@nccumc.org
McLaurin, Horace L. [Horace] (Wanda) {Retired Full Elder}
(New Bern)
*Home: 205 Trolley Ct, New Bern, NC 28560-5453
(252) 635-2948
Email: hmclaurin@nccumc.org
McLean, James H. [James] (Betty) {Retired Associate Member}
(Fayetteville)
*Home: 413 Broad Street, Roseboro, NC 28382
(910) 525-5173
Email: jhmclean@nccumc.org
McLean, Kenneth B. [Ken] (Martha) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) RTP New Church Start
Home: 311 Russo Valley Drive, Cary, NC 27519
(919) 880-4989
"Office: 311 Russo Valley Drive, Cary, NC 27519
(919) 880-4989
Email: kmclean@nccumc.org
McLean, Martha Ann [Martha Ann] (Ken) {Probationary Elder}
(Durham) Asbury
Home: 311 Russo Valley Drive, Cary, NC 27519
(919) 467-8958
"Office: 806 Clarendon St., Durham, NC 27705
(919) 286-0711 (f) (919) 286-5083
Email: mmclean@nccumc.org
McLeod, Walter E. [Walter] (Delores) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Wilson Temple
*Home: 1021 Oberlin Rd., Raleigh, NC 27605-1198
(919) 828-1244 (f) (919) 828-5373
Office: 1023 Oberlin Rd., Raleigh, NC 27605
(919) 828-9989 (f) (919) 828-5373
Email: wmcleod@nccumc.org
McManus, Hannah Pinckney [Hannah] (Larry) {Probationary Elder}
(Burlington) Chapel Hill: Christ - Associate
Home: 104 Brannon Court, Chapel Hill, NC 27516
(919) 942-1293
"Office: 800 Market St., Chapel Hill, NC 27516
(919) 969-8820
Email: hmcmanus@nccumc.org
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McMillan, III, Samuel D. [Mack] (Paige) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rocky Mount) District Superintendent
*Home: 3621 Sheffield Dr., Rocky Mount, NC 27803
(252) 443-5540
Office: 3621 Sheffield Dr., Rocky Mount, NC 27803
(252) 443-5540
Email: smcmillan@nccumc.org
McQuade, J. Stanley [Stanley] (Frances) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 56 Wallace Ln., Lillington, NC 27546-9775
(910) 893-2758
Email: smcquade@nccumc.org
Meador, Amy Elizabeth [Amy] {Probationary Elder}
Leave of Absence
*Home: 4800 University Drive, Apartment 20A, Durham, NC 27707
(919) 606-3337
Email: amymeador@nccumc.org
Megill, George C. [George] (June) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 517 Grove Ave., Raleigh, NC 27606-1607
(919) 859-2167
Email: gmegill@nccumc.org
Melvin, Jr., B. Fallon [Fallon] (Betty) {Retired Associate Member}
(Sanford) Poplar Springs
*Home: 12570 Hwy 50 N, Willow Springs, NC 27592
(919) 207-0640
Office: 1809 Poplar Springs Church Rd, Sanford, NC 27330
(919) 776-7215
Email: fmelvin@nccumc.org
Melvin, Benjamin R. [Benny] (Grace) {Retired Full Elder}
(Fayetteville)
*Home: 4515 Keg Court, Fayetteville, NC 28314
(910) 487-8260 (f) (910) 487-8260
Office: Charge Conference Membership, Culbreth Memorial UMC, Fayetteville, NC
Email: bmelvin@nccumc.org
Mendez, Sadot[Sadot] {Interim Supply}
(Elizabeth City) Center Hill
*Home: 223 1/2 Woodland Circle, Hertford, NC 27944
(252) 426-5620
Email: smendez@nccumc.org
Mentzer, James G. [Jim] (Jo Ann) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) United Methodist Foundation
*Home: 304 Southampton Drive, Knightdale, NC 27545
(919) 217-6891
Office: P.O. Box 10955, 1307 Glenwood Avenue, Raleigh, NC 27605
(919) 836-0029
Email: jmentzer@nccumc.org
Mercer, Charles H. [Charles] (Florrie) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: 2600 Croasdaile Farm Parkway #259, Durham, NC 27705
(919) 384-2818
Email: cmercer@nccumc.org
Metcalf, Ellen H. [Ellen] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Leave of Absence
*Home: P.O. Box 62032, Durham, NC 27715
(919) 479-0687
(919) 416-9622
Email: emetcalf@nccumc.org
Methvin, Rayford H. [Rayford] (Pauline) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 108 Lakeview Court, Garner, NC 27529
(919) 553-9132
Email: rmethvin@nccumc.org
Midgett, III, Peleg D. [P.D.] (Carol (Cookie)) {Retired Full Elder}
(Wilmington)
*Home: 1002 Bussells Turn, Southport, NC 28461-2699
(910) 457-5556
Office: 1002 Bussells Turn, Southport, NC 28461-2699
(910) 457-5556 (f) (910) 457-5556
Email: pmidgett@nccumc.org
Millan, Hector [Hector] (Rafaela) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Incapacity Leave
*Home: 2721 Lead Crystal Ct, Raleigh, NC 27610
(919) 836-8472
Email: hmmillan@nccumc.org
Miller, Donald Thomas [Tom] (Maureen) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Rockingham) St. John-Gibson
*Home: 6040 Main St., Gibson, NC 28343
(910) 268-4292
Office: P.O. Box 181, 13280 Church St., Gibson, NC 28343
(910) 268-2777
Email: dmiller@nccumc.org
Miller, Jr., James H. [Jimmy] {Retired Full Elder}
(Greenville)
*Home: 3734 Hwy 258 S., Kinston, NC 28504-9224
(252) 527-1606
Email: jmiller@nccumc.org
Miller, Keith A. [Keith] (Lynne) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Sneads Ferry: First
Home: 107 S. Stone Drive, Sneads Ferry, NC 28460
(910) 327-4321
"Office: 305 Lakeside Drive, Sneaeds Ferry, NC 28460
(910) 327-4011 (f) (910) 327-4011
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Email: keithm@nccumc.org
Miller, Lon William [Lon] (Marilyn) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) Incapacity Leave
*Home: 156 P.O.nd Rd., Rocky Point, NC 28457
Email: lwmiller@nccumc.org
Miller, Theodore Ralph [T. R.] (Marcia) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Long Memorial
Home: 508 Clayton Ave., Roxboro, NC 27573
(336) 599-2284
"Office: P.O. Box 310, Roxboro, NC 27573
(336) 599-1193 (f) (336) 599-1194
Email: trmiller@nccumc.org
Miller, Yuko [Yuko] (Paul) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(New Bern) District Evangelist
*Home: 118 Oakleaf Ct, New Bern, NC 28562
(919) 439-2117 (f) (252) 635-1055
Email: ymiller@nccumc.org
Mills, Taylor W. [Taylor] (Betsy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Avent Ferry
Home: 716 Merrie Rd., Raleigh, NC 27606
(919) 851-3057
"Office: 2700 Avent Ferry Rd., Raleigh, NC 27606
(919) 833-9394 (f) (919) 833-6914
Email: taylormills@nccumc.org
Milton, Stuart M. [Stuart] (Teresa) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Walnut Grove
Home: 1815 Hawkins Rd., Hurdle Mills, NC 27541-8555
(919) 732-2054
"Office: 7215 Walnut Grove Church Rd, Hurdle Mills, NC 27541
(919) 732-5722
Email: smilton@nccumc.org
Minnick, Gregory Carlton [Gregory] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Roberdell/Beaver Dam
*Home: 141 Bear Branch Rd., Rockingham, NC 28379
(910) 895-5698
Office: 141 Bear Branch Rd., Rockingham, NC 28379
(910) 895-5698
Email: minnickg@nccumc.org
Minnick, Jonathan Allen [Jay] (Allana) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Pleasant Grove
*Home: 2908 Dunkirk Dr., Raleigh, NC 27613-1917
(919) 844-2151
Office: 4415 Pleasant Grove Church Rd, Raleigh, NC 27613-3132
(919) 787-7763
Email: jminnick@nccumc.org
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Mitchell, Jerry E. [Jerry] (Diane) {Associate Member}
(Goldsboro) Garris Chapel
*Home: 136 Woods Mill Road, Goldsboro, NC 27534
(919) 778-1887
Office: 823 Piney Grove Rd, La Grange, NC 28551-7715
(252) 566-4355
Email: jmitchell@nccumc.org
Mitchell, Laura H. [Laura] (Howard) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) Wrightsville - Assoc.
Home: 1209 West Bayside Circle, Wlmington, NC 28405
(910) 256-6209
"Office: P.O. Box 748, Wrightsville Beach, NC 28480-0748
(910) 256-4471 (f) (910) 256-4478
Email: lauramitchell@nccumc.org
Mitchell, Jr., William K. [Bill] (Carolee J.) {Retired Full Elder}
(Sanford) Retired
*Home: 195 Healing Acres Lane, Carthage, NC 28327
(919) 718-5187
Email: wmitchell@nccumc.org
Moehring, David [David] (Myrna) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Elizabeth City) Camden
Home: 188 S. Hwy 343, Camden, NC 27921
(252) 335-7500
"Office: 197 S. Hwy. 343, Camden, NC 27921
(252) 335-7565
Email: dmoehring@nccumc.org
Montanez, Jose Javier [Jose] {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Raleigh) Christ Community: Associate
"Office: 1082 Amelia Church Road, Clayton, NC 27520
(919) 553-9770 (f) (919) 550-0515
Email: jmontanez@nccumc.org
Moore, Christopher Gregory [Greg] (Molly) {Probationary Elder}
(Raleigh) All Saints
Home: 4129 Trotter Ridge Rd., Durham, NC 27707
(919) 767-8309
"Office: 8311 Brier Creek Parkway, Suite 105-77, Raleigh, NC 27617
(919) 321-2648 (f) (919) 967-9924
Email: gmoore@nccumc.org
Mora, Jose [Pastor Mora] (Diana G. Mora) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(New Bern) Pine Valley-Associate
"Home: 300 Talon Dr. Apt 2A, Jacksonville, NC 28546
(908) 249-7194
Office: 910 Pine Valley Rd., Jacksonville, NC 28546
(910) 353-4611
Email: jmora@nccumc.org
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Moreau, Anthony [Tony] (Erin) {Student Pastor}
(Durham) Rehoboth
*Home: 2951 Old Watkins Rd., Henderson, NC 27537
(252) 436-9082
Office: 2951 Old Watkins Rd., Henderson, NC 27537
(252) 438-6345
Email: amoreau@nccumc.org
Morgan, Deborah Ann [Debbie] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Staff Chaplain, Duke Med. Cent
*Home: 6551 New Sharon Church Road, Rougemont, NC 27572
(919) 732-3399
Office: Pastoral Services OUMC, P.O. Box 3112, Durham, NC 27710
(919) 681-4784
Email: dmorgan@nccumc.org
Morgan, Robert W. [Bob] (LaVette) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rocky Mount)
*Home: 2376 Sanders Rd., Willow Spring, NC 27592-9182
(919) 894-1005
Email: rmorgan@nccumc.org
Morris, Alvin J. [Al] (Faye) {Retired Full Elder}
(Wilmington)
*Home: 2303 Rowland Avenue, Lumberton, NC 28358
(910) 738-4740
Email: amorris@nccumc.org
Morris, Brigitte Ann Freeman [Brigitte] (Graham) {Deacon in Full Connection}
(Greenville) Transitional leave, eff 04/01/08
*Home: 1204-B Allen Road, Greenville, NC 27834
Office: 304 West 2nd St., Washington, NC 27889
Email: bgmax@nccumc.org
Morris, Homer E. [Homer] (Debra) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) St. Paul
Home: 119 Overbrook Road, Goldsboro, NC 27534-4309
(919) 734-4050
"Office: 204 East Chestnut Street, Goldsboro, NC 27530-4813
(919) 734-2965 (f) (919) 734-2968
Email: hmorris@nccumc.org
Morrison, Charles K. [Charles] (Carolyn) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) Chaplain - NC National Guard
*Home: 208 Virginia Rd., Littleton, NC 27850
(252) 586-4786
Email: revcolmorrison@nccumc.org
Morrison, J. Edward [Ed] (Norma) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Incapacity Leave
*Home: 321 Loblolly Drive, Vass, NC 28394
(910) 245-2492
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Email: emorrison@nccumc.org
Morrison, Jackie [Jackie] {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Rockingham) Fairmont: Pleasant Grove
*Home: 12440 Ormsby Dr., Laurinburg, NC 28352
(910) 276-6279
Email: jmorrison@nccumc.org
Morrow, Jr., Floyd R. [Floyd] (Barbara) {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington) Retired
*Home: 1900 Rice Rd., Henderson, NC 27537
(252) 492-7982
Email: fmorrow@nccumc.org
Morton, Dean Healy [Dean] (Alice) {Retired Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Pine Valley, Associate
*Home: 3425 Chalmers Drive, Wilmington, NC 28409
(910) 791-6484
Office: 3788 Shipyard Blvd., Wilmington, NC 28403
(910) 791-0353 (f) (910) 452-4583
Email: dmorton@nccumc.org
Morton, III, Elva L. [Bud] (Donna) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(New Bern) Trenton-Maple Grove-Lee's
*Home: 177 Island Creek Road, 478 highway 70 east, Pollocksville, NC 28573
(252) 224-3401
Office: P.O. Box 520, Trenton, NC 28589
(252) 448-1311
Email: emorton@nccumc.org
Moseley, Charles K. [Charles] (Peggy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Elizabeth City) Edenton
Home: 1101 W. Queen Street, Edenton, NC 27932-1620
(252) 482-2289
"Office: P.O. Box 37, Edenton, NC 27932
(252) 482-3269 (f) (252) 482-2964
Email: ckmoseley@nccumc.org
Moser, Gregory Michael [Greg] (Melissa) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Goldsboro) Lebanon/Yelverton UMC
*Home: 1821 Rosewood Rd., Goldsboro, NC 27530
(919) 734-5035
Office: 7224 Lindell Rd., Stantonsburg, NC 27883
(252) 238-2717
Email: gmoser@nccumc.org
Moser, R. E. Lee [Lee] {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington) Retired
*Home: 2680 South Mebane St. Room 112, Cedar Ridge Gracious Ret. Living,
Burlington, NC 27215
(336) -
Email: emoser@nccumc.org
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Moser, Rachel Tucker [Rachel] (Rick) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Swansboro - Assoc.
Home: 113 McRae Court, Jacksonville, NC 28546-5810
(910) 347-1338
"Office: 665 W. Corbett Ave., Swansboro, NC 28584-0847
(910) 326-4822 (f) (910) 325-0717
Email: rtmoser@nccumc.org
Moser, Rick A. [Rick] (Rachel) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Northwoods
*Home: 113 McRae Court, Jacksonville, NC 28546-5810
(910) 347-1338
Office: P.O. Box 7026, Jacksonville, NC 28540-2026
(910) 346-9727 (f) (910) 346-9727
Email: betweenarockandahardplace@nccumc.org
Motley, Joseph A. [Joe] (Emily) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Bridgeton
*Home: 781 Chadwick Shores Drive, Sneads Ferry, NC 28460
(910) 327-2713
Office: P.O. Box 898, Bridgeton, NC 28519
(252) 637-7737
Email: jmotley@nccumc.org
Mull, Jr., Curtis M. [Curtis] (Sandra) {Associate Member}
(Rocky Mount) Smith
*Home: 1215 Smith Church Rd., Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870
(252) 537-1343
Office: 1215 Smith Church Rd., Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870
(252) 537-5389
Email: cmull@nccumc.org
Mull, Sandra [Sandra] (Curtis) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Rocky Mount) South Rosemary
*Home: 1216 Smith Church Rd., Roaknoke Rapids, NC 27870
(252) 537-1343
Office: 213 West Littleton Rd., Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870
(252) 537-0730
Email: smull@nccumc.org
Mullen, Roderic L. [Rod] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Marvin
Home: 6766 NC Highway 87 South, Fayetteville, NC 28306
(910) 484-8706
"Office: 6740 NC Highway 87 South, Fayetteville, NC 28306
(910) 484-8768
Email: rmullen@nccumc.org
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Mullenix, Steven [Steven] (Loretta) {Full Member of Other Denomination}
(Rocky Mount) Gaston Charge
*Home: P.O. Box 267, 423 Lawrenceville Rd., Gaston, NC 27832
(252) 537-3638
Office: P.O. Box 267, Gaston, NC 27832
(252) 537-0749
Email: sjmullenix@nccumc.org
Murdaugh, Gypsie [Gypsie] (Winfred) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Rockingham) Jerusalem
Home: 514 Arrington St., Rowland, NC 28383
(910) 422-0207
"Office: P.O. Box 593, Laurinburg, NC 28353
(910) 276-2926 (f) (910) 276-2926
Email: gmurdaugh@nccumc.org
Murphree, Gary [Gary] (Sarah) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Greenville) Washington Circuit
Home: 6000 River Rd. Apt. 43, Washington, NC 27889
(252) 833-4537
"Office: 2788 N Market St, Washington, NC 27889
(252) 974-0188
Email: gmurphree@nccumc.org
Murphy, Jr., James Olen [Jim] (Debra) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Sanford) Leave of Absence
Home: Address Unknown
Email: jmurphy@nccumc.org
Murphy, Mark [Mark] (Sheryl Ewing) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Wlmington) Brunswick Circuit
*Home: 3500 Iris Street, Wilmington, NC 28409
(910) 452-3245
Office: Bethel/Concord UMC, P.O. Box 403, Bolivia, NC 28422
(910) 253-4066
Email: mmurphy@nccumc.org
Murphy, Jr., Miles [Miles] (Ruth) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham)
*Home: 16 Fort Worth St, Hampton, VA 23669-1108
(757) 851-6334
Email: mmurphy@nccumc.org
Myers, Charles Donald [Charles] (Joyce Faye) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rocky Mount)
*Home: 3246 Heritage Circle, Hendersonville, NC 28791
(828) 595-4347
Email: cmyers@nccumc.org
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Myers, Gail Ingram [Gail] (Talbert) {Probationary Elder}
(Goldsboro) Johnston County New Mission Ch
*Home: 137 Line Drive, Raleigh, NC 27603-7471
(919) 773-3726
Office: 5533 Highway 42 West SteA-4-3, Garner, NC 27529
(919) 673-4405
Email: gmyers@nccumc.org
Myrick, E. Larry [Larry] (Judy) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Fayetteville) McGee
*Home: 217 Camellia Street, Rose Hill, NC 28458
(910) 289-7453
Office: 217 Camellia Street, Rose Hill, NC 28458
(910) 289-7453 (f) (910) 289-2193
Email: lmyrick@nccumc.org
Nagel, Donald C. [Don] (Phyllis) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh) Retired
*Home: 101 Alpine Way, Asheville, NC 28805-1519
(828) 298-7024
Email: dnagel@nccumc.org
Namkoong, Won Seok [Won] (Mee Young) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Sanford) West End
Home: 645 Seven Lakes North, Seven Lakes, NC 27376
(910) 673-4623
"Office: P.O. Box 276, West End, NC 27376
(910) 673-1371
Email: wnamkoong@nccumc.org
Namkung, Kong Suk [Kong] (Kum) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Cornerstone/Korean
*Home: 2610 Mirror Lake Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28303
(910) 488-5005
Office: 1411 Rim Rd., Fayetteville, NC 28314
(910) 868-5686
Email: knamkung@nccumc.org
Nanney, R. Keith [Keith] (Sandra) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) First
Home: 512 Scotland Ave., Rockingham, NC 28379-3145
(910) 997-3479
"Office: P.O. Box 637, Rockingham, NC 28380-0637
(910) 895-4027 (f) (910) 895-4028
Email: knanney@nccumc.org
Nash, Jeff [Jeff] (LaDeane) {Probationary Elder}
(Burlington) Evergreen
Home: 105 Hamlet Grove Dr., Pittsboro, NC 27312
(919) 929-6243
"Office: 11098 US 15501 S., Chapel Hill, NC 27517-6009
(919) 968-0198
Email: jeffnash@nccumc.org
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Neal, Jeanne Ross [Jeanne] (Richard) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Haw River
Home: 306 Graham Rd, Graham, NC 27253
(336) 578-1149
"Office: P.O. Box 460, Haw River, NC 27258-0460
(336) 578-0611
Email: jneal@nccumc.org
Nelson, Michael Norwood [Mike] (Sheryl) {Associate Member}
(Sanford) Robbins: Tabernacle
Home: 241 Hwy. 705 South, P.O. Box 395, Robbins, NC 27325-0395
(910) 948-2288 (f) (910) 948-2288
"Office: P.O. Box 395, Robbins, NC 27325
(910) 948-3087
Email: mnelson@nccumc.org
Nethercutt, Claude [Claude] (Betty) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Greenville) Hookerton
*Home: 7344 NC 222, Fountain, NC 27829
(252) 749-5101
Office: PO Box 10, Hookerton, NC 28538
(252) 747-5548
Email: cnethercutt@nccumc.org
Neuschaefer, Karl [Karl] (Jeanie W.) {Probationary Elder}
(Durham) Butner: Community UMC
*Home: 507 West E Street, Butner, NC 27509
(919) 575-4303
Office: 507 West E Street, Butner, NC 27509
(919) 575-4303
Email: kneuschaefer@nccumc.org
New, Edward Slee [Edward] (Judi) {Probationary Elder}
(Raleigh) Wakefield
Home: 12524 Waterlow Park Lane, Raleigh, NC 27614
(919) 521-4807
"Office: 14460 New Falls of Neuse Rd. Ste.149-247, Raleigh, NC 27614
(919) 827-0670 (f) (919) 827-0670
Email: edwardnew@nccumc.org
New, Judith Mann [Judi] (Ed) {Probationary Elder}
(Raleigh) Wakefield - Associate
Home: 12524 Waterlow Park Lane, Raleigh, NC 27614
(919) 521-4807
"Office: 14460 New Falls of Neuse Road, Suite 149-274, Raleigh, NC 27614
(919) 827-0670 (f) (919) 827-0670
Email: jnew@wakefieldumc.org
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Newman, Thomas W. [Tom] (Marcie) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Greenville) Salem
Home: 2764 Millbrook Drive, Greenville, NC 27858
(252) 752-7405
"Office: 205 McDonald Street, P.O. Box 218, Simpson, NC 27879
(252) 752-1273 (f) (252) 752-3192
Email: tom@salemmethodist.org
Nichols, Thomas M. [Tim] (Beth) {Probationary Elder}
(New Bern) Midway-Bethlehem
*Home: P.O. Box 43, 139 Wetherington Landing Rd., Stella, NC 28582
(252) 393-2698
Office: P.O. Box 48, Stella, NC 28582
Email: tmnichols@nccumc.org
Nichols, William R. [Ronnie] (Diane) {Full Member of Other Denomination}
(Fayetteville) Community
*Home: 1240 Magnolia Church Rd., Stedman, NC 28391
(910) 483-3934
Office: 2999 Calaway Rd., Raeford, NC 28376
(910) 904-2533 (f) (910) 904-2533
Email: wnichols@nccumc.org
Nicholson, Sue Ellen [Sue Ellen] {Diaconal Minister}
(Raleigh) Director-Conf. Children/Youth Min
*Home: 6103 River Lake Cir., Raleigh, NC 27604
(919) 875-1010
Office: P.O. Box 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605-0955
(919) 832-9560
Email: senicholson@nccumc.org
Noble, II, J. Crispin [Cris] (Gayle) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Elizabeth City) Fairhaven/Clark-Bethel
*Home: 505 Cliff Court, Winterville, NC 27858
Office: P.O. Box 378, Rodanthe, NC 27968
(919) 832-9560
Email: noble1@nccumc.org
Norman, John Samuel [John] (Hazel) {Retired Local Pastor}
(Greenville) Edwards Chapel
*Home: 2358 Highway 903N, LaGrange, NC 28551
(252) 566-4142 (f) (252) 566-2177
Office: 4035, Hugo Road, Grifton, NC 28530
Email: jnorman@nccumc.org
Norris, Phillip [Phil] (Sandy) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Andrews Chapel
*Home: 1424 Ash-Little River Rd., Ash, NC 28420
(910) 287-4046
Office: 1424 Ash-Little River Rd., Ash, NC 28420
Email: pnorris@nccumc.org
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Norton, Mary Jane P. [Mary Jane] (David) {Deacon in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Dir. of Family Ministry, GBOD
*Home: 1109 Shiloh Dr, Nashville, TN 37205-1122
(615) 352-2156
Office: P.O. Box 340003, Nashville, TN 37203-0003
(615) 340-7170 (f) (615) 340-7071
Email: mnorton@nccumc.org
Noy, Carol [Carol] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Laurel Hill UMC
*Home: P.O. Box 217, Cameron St., Laurel Hill, NC 28351
(919) 462-221
Office: P.O. Box 217, Laurel Hill, NC 28351
(252) 794-2112
Email: cnoy@nccumc.org
O'Briant, Christopher [Chris] {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Garland Charge
*Home: P.O. Box 427, Garland, NC 28441
(910) 529-3051
Office: P.O. Box 427, Garland, NC 28441
(910) 385-8329
Email: cobriant@nccumc.org
O'Connor, Tacoma F. [Tacoma] (Francis) {Retired Diaconal Minister}
(Durham)
*Home: 1432 Kirkwood Dr, Durham, NC 27705-2138
(919) 477-0990
Email: toconnor@nccumc.org
O'Keef, Robert D. [Bob] (Phyllis) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Sanford) St. Luke
Home: 521 N. Currie Dr., Sanford, NC 27330-9349
(919) 775-3288
"Office: 2916 Wicker St. Ext., Sanford, NC 27330-7655
(919) 776-2012 (f) (919) 708-6953
Email: rokeef@nccumc.org
Odom, Joyce Darnell [Joyce] {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: 152 Lakeview Drive, Henderson, NC 27536
(252) 433-8211
Email: jdodom@nccumc.org
Old, Marshall R. [Marshall] (Carol) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Front Street
Home: 704 Mill Pointe Way, Elon, NC 27244
(336) 584-0785
"Office: P.O. Box 2597, Burlington, NC 27216-6263
(336) 227-6263 (f) (336) 227-7905
Email: mrold@nccumc.org
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Oldham, Kirk B. [Kirk] (Anita) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Campus Min. & Dir.Ral. Wesley Foundation
Home: 1003 Old Carriage Ct, Apex, NC 27502
(919) 387-9444
"Office: 2503 Clark Ave., Raleigh, NC 27607
(919) 833-1861
Email: kboldham@nccumc.org
Olive, John G. [John] {Retired Associate Member/Elder}
(Fayetteville)
*Home: 509 Virginia Street, Unicoi, TN 37692
(423) 735-0917
Email: jolive@nccumc.org
Oliver, Cory Brandon [Cory] (Caprice) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Elizabeth City) Hatteras Charge
Home: P.O. Box 243, Hatteras, NC 27943
(252) 986-2254
"Office: P.O. Box 310, Hatteras, NC 29743
(252) 986-2149
Email: cboliver@nccumc.org
Oliver, James R. [Jim] (Judy) {Retired Full Elder}
(New Bern)
*Home: 204 New Castle Dr., Jacksonville, NC 28540
(910) 353-1930
Email: joliver@nccumc.org
Olsen, William A. [Billy] (Elaine) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) Pine Forest
Home: 720 NC 581 S, Goldsboro, NC 27530
(919) 736-1910
"Office: 867 NC Hwy 581 S., Goldsboro, NC 27530
(919) 735-5161 (f) (919) 735-3448
Email: billyolsen@nccumc.org
Ormond, Jr., John Kern [E. J.] (Diane) {Retired Full Elder}
(Wilmington)
*Home: 4869 Highsmith Road, Rocky Point, NC 28457
(910) 259-5278
Email: ejhighsmith@nccumc.org
Osborn, Robert T. [Bob] (Dorothy) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: P.O. Box 372 (5/31-12/31), Shaw Island, WA 98286-0372
(360) 468-3332 (f) (360) 468-3332
Office: 50 Green Mill Lane, Durham, NC 27707-4655
(919) 489-2756
Email: rosborn@nccumc.org
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Osteen, Jr., E. Powell [Powell] (Mary Lynne) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) District Superintendent
Home: 2201 Lynnwood Drive, Wilmington, NC 28403
(910) 762-7535
"Office: 2201 Lynnwood Drive, Wlmington, NC 28403
(910) 762-0400 (f) (910) 763-8043
Email: posteen@nccumc.org
Ouiton, JoAnn M. [JoAnn] {Retired Full Elder}
(Wilmington)
*Home: 7301 Cocker Court, Wilmington, NC 28411
Office: 106 Church St., Broadway, NC 27505
Email: jaoulton@nccumc.org
Owen, Travis W. [Travis] (Margaret) {Retired Full Elder}
(Sanford)
*Home: 500 Eden Hills Rd., Siler City, NC 27344-1308
(919) 663-3944
Email: towen@nccumc.org
Owens, Charles B. [C.B.] (Beverly L.) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rocky Mount) Roanoke Rapids: First
Home: 407 Roanoke Ave., Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870-1919
(252) 537-4462
"Office: P.O. Box 277, Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870
(252) 537-2173 (f) (252) 537-9442
Email: cbowens@nccumc.org
Owens, Charles E. [Charles] (Peggy) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: 831 Chub Lake Road, Roxboro, NC 27573-4818
(336) 597-3916
Email: ceowens@nccumc.org
Owens, Jimmy Lee [Jimmy] (Terri) {Elder Member of Other Conference}
(Sanford) Mt. Pleasant
*Home: 147 Manns Chapel Road, Pittsboro, NC 27312
Office: 269 Manns Chapel Rd., Pittsboro, NC 27312
(919) 929-8845 (f) (919) 929-8845
Email: jowens@nccumc.org
Owens, Lee Roger [Roger] (Ginger Thomas) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Duke Memorial Co-pastor
*Home: 3917 Springstop Lane, Durham, NC 27705
(919) 403-1364
Office: 504 W. Chapel Hill St., Durham, NC 27701
(919) 683-3467 (f) (919) 682-3349
Email: lowens@nccumc.org
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Owens, Sue H. [Sue] (Donny) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Rocky Mount) Roanoke Charge
*Home: P.O. Box 1086, Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870
(434) 634-8846
Office: P.O. Box 1086, Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870
(252) 536-3494
Email: sowens@nccumc.org
Oxendine, Jimmy C. [Jimmy] (Sarah) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Rockingham) Fairview
*Home: P.O. Box 230, Lumber Bridge, NC 28357
(910) 843-3195
Office: P.O. Box 230, Lumber Bridge, NC 28357
Email: joxendine@nccumc.org
Oxendine, Jr., Miiford [Milford] (Jeannie) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Cordova
"Home: 132 Ledbetter Street, P.O. Box 279, Cordova, NC 28330
(910) 895-4836
Office: 130 Ledbetter St., P.O. Box 297, Cordova, NC 28330
(910) 997-5492
Email: miloxendine@nccumc.org
Pace, James Herrington [Jim] (Carol) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Profes. of Religious Studies
"Home: 108 Timberlake Dr, Elon, NC 27244-9363
(336) 584-5520
Office: 2266 Campus Box, Elon University, Elon, NC 27244-2020
(336) 278-5710
Email: jpace@nccumc.org
Page, Jr., Jack Ward [Jack] (Karen O.) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Friendship
Home: 4702 Friendship-Patterson Mill, Burlington, NC 27215
(336) 227-7733
"Office: 4612 Friendship-Patterson Mill, Burlington, NC 27215
(336) 227-0381 (f) (336) 227-0411
Email: jpage@nccumc.org
Panizo-Valladares, Rosanna C. [Rosanna] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Durham Hispanic Ministries
Home: 307 Hammond St, Durham, NC 27704
(919) 220-5981
"Office: 2700 Roxboro St, Durham, NC 27704
(919) 317-8700
Email: rpanizo@nccumc.org
Pantoja, Daniel [Daniel] (Yolanda) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Sanford) Chatham Hispanic Ministry
"Home: 406 Dowd St., Siler City, NC 27344
(919) 663-3425
Office: 123 E Chesnut Street, Siler City, NC 27344
(919) 663-0011 (f) (919) 663-0011
Email: dannyps2357@nccumc.org
Park, Sang [Sang] (Jane) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Ridge-Garden Charge
*Home: 3521 Chestnut Ridge Church Rd., Efland, NC 27243
(919) 563-5108
Office: P.O. Box 8, Efland, NC 27243
(919) 563-5108
Email: sangpark@nccumc.org
Parker, Joseph C. [Joseph] (Eunice) {Retired Full Elder}
(New Bern) Pamlico United Methodist Churc
*Home: 390 Beamon Road, New Bern, NC 28562-9371
(252) 637-9513
Office: Pamlico United Methodist Church,
Email: jparker@nccumc.org
Parker, Rhonda [Rhonda] {Probationary Elder}
(Burlington) Director, Camp Chestnut Ridge
*Home: 4300 Camp Chestnut Ridge Rd., Efland, NC 27243
Email: rhondaparker@nccumc.org
Parker, Richard Henry [Rick] {Retired Full Elder}
(New Bern)
*Home: 14927 NWMillikin Way, #612, Beaverton, OR 97006
Email: rparker@nccumc.org
Parker, Susan Martin [Susan] (Gerald) {Retired Diaconal Minister}
(Durham)
*Home: 3904 Sunningdale Way, Durham, NC 27707-5685
(919) 403-8043
Email: sparker@nccumc.org
Parrish, Carrie W. [Carrie] (Alonzo III) {Retired Full Elder}
(Fayetteville) Halls UMC
*Home: 719 Blawell Street, Stedman, NC 28391-9731
(910) 483-9601
Office: 4621 Minnie-Hall Road, Autryville, NC 28318-7079
(910) 567-2615
Email: cwparrish@nccumc.org
Partin, Duane Richard [Duane] (Heidi) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Orange Chapel
*Home: 1702 Orange Chapel Clover Garden Rd., Chapel Hill, NC 27516
(919) 969-2724
Office: 1634 Orange Chapel Clover Garden Rd., Chapel Hill, NC 27516
(919) 968-4102
Email: dpartin@nccumc.org
Paschal, John S. [John] (Connie) {Retired Full Elder}
(Wilmington)
*Home: 1054 Preakmess Blvd., Indian Trail, NC 28079
(704) 628-0219
Email: jpaschal@nccumc.org
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Pasquarello, Michael [Mike] (Robin) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Profess. Asbury Theol. Seminary
"Office: Asbury Theo. Seminary, 204 N. Lexington Ave, Wilmore, KY 40390
Email: mpasquarello@nccumc.org
Pate, Robert Bruce [Bruce] (Jean) {Retired Full Elder}
(Sanford)
*Home: P.O. Box 1145, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745
(828) 456-9296
Email: rbpate@nccumc.org
Pate, Russell Glenn [Glenn] (Vickie) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Greenville) Tabernacle
*Home: 630 True Vine Road, Pikeville, NC 27863
(919) 778-8133
Office: 630 True Vine Road, Pikeville, NC 27863
(919) 778-8133
Email: rpate@nccumc.org
Patten, Brooks [Brooks] (Ginny) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rocky Mount)
*Home: P.O. Box 601, 114 Wilcox Dr., Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-0601
(828) 456-3064
Email: bpatten@nccumc.org
Patterson, Veronica [Veronica] (n/a) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Rockingham) Millers Chapel
*Home: 3518 Hillcrest Drive, Lumberton, NC 28358
(910) 671-0987 (f) (910) 671-0987
Office: 3518 Hillcrest Drive, Lumberton, NC 28358
(910) 865-3990
Email: vmpatterson@nccumc.org
Patton, George Ronald [Ron] (Judith W.) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) Benson
Home: 95 Heatherstone CT, Benson, NC 27504
(919) 894-8419
"Office: P.O. Box 72, Benson, NC 27504
(919) 894-3028 (f) (919) 894-3476
Email: rpatton@nccumc.org
Paxton, Roger Davidson [Roger] (Nancy) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham) Retired
*Home: P.O. Box 246, Norman, NC 28367-0246
(910) 652-5317 (f) (910) 652-4794
Email: rdpaxton@nccumc.org
Payne, Argel H. [Argel] (Leta) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 2020 Ramsgate Street, Raleigh, NC 27603-2635
(919) 821-2509
Email: apayne@nccumc.org
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Peacock, Mary [Mary] (Erie) {Retired Deacon}
(Burlington)
*Home: 645 Rock Creek Rd, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(919) 967-0347
Email: mpeacock@nccumc.org
Pearce, Harvey Worth [Worth] (Betty) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: 735 5th Ave. NE, Hickory, NC 28601-5111
(828) 326-9760
Email: hpearce@nccumc.org
Pearce, Raymond R. [Ray] (Terri) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Durham) Gillburg/Spring Valley Charge
Home: 4939 NC Hwy 39 South, Henderson, NC 27537
(252) 492-3671
"Office: 4939 NC Hwy 39 South, Henderson, NC 27537
(252) 492-8155
Email: rpearce@nccumc.org
Pearsall, John S. [John] (Mary) {Retired Full Elder}
(Wilmington)
*Home: 405 Long Leaf Acres Dr., Wlmington, NC 28405-4015
(910) 799-9864
Email: jpearsall@nccumc.org
Pearsall, Sr., William Hill [William] (Lib) {Retired Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Jordans Chapel
*Home: P.O. Box 648, 551 Pope Road, Burgaw, NC 28425
(910) 259-4038
Office: 4670 Stag Park Road, Burgaw, NC 28425
(910) 259-5735
Email: wpearsall@nccumc.org
Pearson, James D. [Jim] (June) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Hubert Charge
*Home: 461 Bear Creek Road, Hubert, NC 28539
(910) 326-1840
Email: jpearson@nccumc.org
Peay, Dennis [Dennis] (Cherilyn) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Wesley Memorial
Home: 1002 Haugton Green Ct, Apex, NC 27502-2225
(919) 387-9285
"Office: 714 East Whitaker Mill Rd, Raleigh, NC 27608
(919) 828-4408
Email: dcp@nccumc.org
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Perez, Ismael [Ismael] {Part Time Local Pastor}
(Sanford) Minister of Hispanic Mission, La Trinidad
Home: 1420 US Hwy 1, Cameron, NC 28326
"Office: 407 West Main St., Sanford NC 27330
(919) 775-7023
Email: iperez@nccumc.org
Perry, Brian D. [Brian] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Bethesda
*Home: 8414 South Creek Road, Orrum, NC 28369
(910) 628-5384
Office: 4413 Leggett Rd, Fairmont, NC 28340
(910) 628-7858
Email: bperry@nccumc.org
Perry, Joseph L. [Joel] (Kristen) {Full Member of Other Denomination}
(Rockingham) Glenwood
*Home: 221 County Home Rd, Rockingham, NC 28379-9117
(910) 895-9536
Office: 221 County Home Road, Rockingham, NC 28379-9117
Email: joelperry@nccumc.org
Peterson, Francis Gerald [Gerald] (Nancy) {Retired Full Elder}
(Sanford)
*Home: P.O. Box 2001, 100 East Rhode Island Ave. #28, Southern Pines, NC 28388
(910) 692-0315 (f) (910) 692-0315
Office: Cardinal Clinic, LLC, 160J Pinehurst Ave., Southern Pines, NC 28387
(910) 693-7777
Email: fpeterson@nccumc.org
Petty, Bruce E [Bruce] {Part Time Local Pastor}
(Sanford) Minister of Trinity Mission
*Home: 517 Marketpeace St., Sanford, NC 27330
(919) 776-8953
Email: bpetty@nccumc.org
Phillips, III, G. Paul [Paul] (Cynthia) {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington)
*Home: 3432 Cook Road, Mebane, NC 27302
(919) 304-3225
Email: pphillips@nccumc.org
Phillips, James Donald [Don] (Bettie) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh) Retired
*Home: 12313 Amoretto Way, Raleigh, NC 27613
(919) 676-4921
Email: jphillips@nccumc.org
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Phillips, Sara Webb [Sara] {Interim Supply}
(Durham) Bethesda
Home: 4311 Swarthmore Rd., Durham, NC 27707
(919) 768-7491
"Office: 2309 S. Miami Blvd., Durham, NC 27703
(919) 596-3948
Email: sphillips@nccumc.org
Piacentini, Jr., Alfonso [Alfonso] (Idia) {Student Local Pastor}
(Durham) Cristo Vive
Home: 223 William Penn Plaza, Durham, NC 27704
(919) 423-3304
"Office: 908 Leon St., Durham, NC 27704
(919) 423-3304
Email: apiacentini@nccumc.org
Pickett, Harold T. [Harold] (Caroline) {Retired Full Elder}
(New Bern)
*Home: 108 Pollock St., Trenton, NC 28585
(252) 488-1050
Email: hpickett@nccumc.org
Pilgrim, Carolyn R. [Carolyn] (Michael) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Greenville) Asbury
*Home: 282 N. Asbury Church Road, Washington, NC 27889
(252) 974-1593
Office: 88 N. Asbury Church Road, Washington, NC 27889
(252) 946-2224
Email: pilgrim@nccumc.org
Pinner, William Rickman [Rick] (Marie) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Incapacity Leave
*Home: 1521 Harvey Johnson Road, Raleigh, NC 27603-8673
(919) 773-0116
Email: wpinner@nccumc.org
Pittard, III, Lee Roy [Lee] (Anita) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) St. Paul's
*Home: 609 Trail 2, Burlington, NC 27215
(336) 226-0818
Office: 609 Trail 2, Burlington, NC 27215
(336) 228-1681
Email: revlrp3@nccumc.org
Plowman, Charles H. [Chuck] (Sally) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Sanford) Carthage
Home: P.O. Box 70, Carthage, NC 28327-0070
(910) 947-2472
"Office: P.O. Box 70, Carthage, NC 28327-0070
(910) 947-2705
Email: cplowman@nccumc.org
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Plowman, Sally S. [Sally] (Chuck) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Sanford) Ether
Home: P.O. Box 70, 402 McReynolds St., Carthage, NC 28327-0070
(910) 947-2472
"Office: P.O. Box 156, Ether, NC 27247
(910) 428-4007
Email: splowman@nccumc.org
Polk, Elizabeth [Elizabeth] {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Rocky Mount) Spring Hope
Home: P.O. Box 770, 110 McLean Street, Spring Hope, NC 27882
(252) 478-3435
"Office: P.O. Box 770, Spring Hope, NC 27882
(252) 478-3140
Email: epolk@nccumc.org
Pollock, Charles L. [Charles] (Irene) {Retired Full Elder}
(New Bern) Reelsboro
*Home: 235 Northwest Bridge Rd., Jacksonville, NC 28540
(910) 324-2168
Office: 51 Holland Drive, New Bern, NC 28540
(252) 745-3266
Email: cpollock@nccumc.org
Ponder, Reginald W. [Reggie] (Carrie) {Retired Full Elder}
(Goldsboro) Rose Hill
*Home: 1808 Longwood Drive, Raleigh, NC 27612
(919) 847-3793
Office: P.O. Box 177, Rose Hill, NC 28458
(910) 289-2449
Email: rwponder@nccumc.org
Ponder, Jr., Reginald Wallace [Reggie] (Jane) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Leave of Absence
*Home: 607 S. Chestnut St., Henderson, NC 27536
(252) 492-7866
Email: rponder@nccumc.org
Poole, Bettye D. [Bettye] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Extension Ministry
*Home: 5501 Fieldcross Ct, Raleigh, NC 27610-6520
(919) 250-9337
Office: 1830-B Tillery Place, NC Division of Emergency Manag, Raleigh, NC 27604
(919) 715-8000
Email: bpoole@nccumc.org
Pope, T. Arnold [Arnold] (Barbara) {Retired Full Elder}
(Fayetteville) Retired
*Home: 7876 Maxwell Rd., Stedman, NC 28391
(910) 323-9757
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Porter, Ernest R. [Ernie] (Sara) {Retired Full Elder}
(New Bern) Director, Church Funding Associates
Home: 525 Lakeview Drive, Tuscola Park, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745
(828) 456-4982
"Office: P. O. Box 1268, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-1268
(828) 452-3398
Email: eporter@nccumc.org
Potter, Jr., Benjamin F. [Ben] (Nancy) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: 169 Agaliha Ln., Brevard, NC 28712
(828) 884-2463
Email: bpotter@nccumc.org
Poulk, Robert M. [Bob] (Dorothy) {Retired Full Elder}
(Fayetteville)
*Home: 109 Devane St, Fayetteville, NC 28305-5005
(910) 484-3316
Email: rpoulk@nccumc.org
Powell, Cynthia D. [Cynthia] {Deacon in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Front Street
Home: 1907 Whitsett Street, Burlington, NC 27215
(336) 570-1514
"Office: P.O. Box 2597, Burlington, NC 27216-2597
(336) 227-6263 (f) (336) 227-7905
Email: cdpowell@nccumc.org
Powers, Daniel P. [Dan] (Bunny) {Retired Local Pastor}
(Greenville)
*Home: 306 Queen Anne's Rd., Greenville, NC 27858
(252) 355-6500 (f) (252) 355-6500
Email: dpowers@nccumc.org
Precht, Michael David [Michael] (Jennifer) {Probationary Member of Other Conference}
(Raleigh) St. Francis
*Home: 101 Longhurst Ct, Cary, NC 27519
Office: 2965 Kildaire Farm Rd, Cary, NC 27518
Email: mprecht@nccumc.org
Presnal, Gregg Allen [Gregg] (Stephanie) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Durham) Granville Circuit
Home: 107 Pine Tree Drive, Oxford, NC 27565-3137
(919) 693-6007 (f) (919) 693-6007
"Office: 107 Pine Tree Drive, Oxford, NC 27565-3137
(919) 693-6007 (f) (919) 693-6007
Email: greggpresnal@nccumc.org
Presnell, William M. [Bill] {Retired Full Elder}
(Rocky Mount)
*Home: 4408 Rockport Drive, Wilson, NC 27896
(252) 243-2046
Office: 100 Green Street NE, Wilson, NC 27894
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Email: bpresnell@nccumc.org
Preston, Hunter Hadley [Hunter] (Karen) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) St. James
Home: 5005 Casland Dr., Raleigh, NC 27604
(919) 231-4833
"Office: 3808 St. James Church Road, Raleigh, NC 27604
(919) 876-5796 (f) (919) 876-6030
Email: hhpreston@nccumc.org
Price, William Edward [Bill] (Jean) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Greenville) Vanceboro Circuit
*Home: 205 Honolulu Rd., Vanceboro, NC 28586
(252) 244-1782
Office: 201 Honolulu Road, Vanceboro, NC 28586
Email: weprice@nccumc.org
Priestaf, Edward Nicholas [Ed] (Amy) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Raleigh) Benson Memorial; Associate
Home: 6512 Keystone Drive, Raleigh, NC 27612
(919) 847-3213
"Office: 4706 Creedmoor Road, Raleigh, NC 27612
(919) 787-0789 (f) (919) 787-0466
Email: epriestaf@nccumc.org
Prine, John Paul [John] {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Rockingham) Tabernacle
*Home: P.O. Box 1195, Pembroke, NC 28372
(910) 521-0342 (f) (910) 522-1192
Office: P.O. Box 545, Hamlet, NC 28345
Email: jpprine@nccumc.org
Privette, Tommy G. [Tommy] (Alma) {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington) St. Luke's
*Home: 507 Lebanon Church Rd., Mebane, NC 27302
(919) 304-2673 (f) (919) 563-3241
Email: tprivette@nccumc.org
Pugh, Nancy Ann [Nancy] {Retired Deacon}
(Raleigh) Retired
*Home: 453 Park Lane, Montgomery, AL 36117
(334) 244-2468
Email: npugh@nccumc.org
Pullins, Charles [Chad] {Probationary Elder}
(Fayetteville) Crossroads
*Home: 3416 Lancers Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28306
(910) 366-3866
Office: 3416 Lancers Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28306
(910) 366-3866
Email: cpullins@nccumc.org
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Purcell, Jr., Eugene G. [Gene] (Betty) {Retired Full Elder}
(Goldsboro)
*Home: 222 Robinwood Circle NE, Lenoir, NC 28645
(910) 458-5067
Email: epurcell@nccumc.org
Purcell, Joan M. [Joan] (Kenny) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Director, MATCH
*Home: 1210 Eastham Dr., Apex, NC 27502
(919) 362-7425
Email: joanpurcell@nccumc.org
Purcell, Julie Forringer [Julie] (Ted) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: 2310 Prince St, Durham, NC 27707-1431
(919) 493-9106
Email: jpurcell@nccumc.org
Quarles, Alice J. [Alice] (Duke) {Elder Member of Other Conference}
(New Bern) JA: Trinity -Assoc.
*Home: 712 Page Dr., Jacksonville, NC 28540
(910) 989-2772
Office: 301 Marine Boulevard, Jacksonville, NC 28540-4839
(910) 455-4814 (f) (910) 455-7498
Email: aquarles@nccumc.org
Randall, Courtney [Courtney] (Dan) {Probationary Elder}
Serving in Latvia
*Home: 5906 Vireo Ct, Charlotte, NC 28269
Randolph, Francis Roderick [Rod] (Pat) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh) Morganton Charge-WNC
*Home: 1338 Bethel Rd., Morganton, NC 28655
(828) 430-8023 (f) (828) 201-1332
Email: frandolph@nccumc.org
Rattz, Robert E. [Bob] (Mary) {Retired Associate Member}
(Wilmington) Mishop Springs
*Home: 2756 Pine Log Rd., Whiteville, NC 28472
(910) 640-2783
Email: rrattz@nccumc.org
Rawlings, Jr., James A. [Jim] (Mary Agnes) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Dir.Chaplaincy Serv., UNC Hospital
*Home: 4821 Highgate Dr., Durham, NC 27713-9301
(919) 806-0179
Office: Department of Pastoral Care, 101 Manning Drive, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(919) 966-4021
Email: jrawlings@nccumc.org
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Ray, Jeanne L. [Jeanne] {Retired Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Pine Valley -Assoc.
*Home: 1525 Cameron Court, Apt. A, Wilmington, NC 28403
(910) 798-9138
Office: 3788 Shipyard Blvd., Wilmington, NC 28403
(910) 791-0353 (f) (910) 452-4583
Email: jray@nccumc.org
Ray, Robert H. [Robert] (Betty) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham) Retired
*Home: 721 Brookfield Drive, Pembroke, NC 28372
(910) 521-3408
Email: rray@nccumc.org
Reaves, Timothy Lloyd [Tim] (Tina) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) Bladen Charge
Home: P.O. Box 96, White Oak, NC 28399-0096
(910) 866-5632
"Office: P.O. Box 96, White Oak, NC 28399-0096
(910) 866-5117 (f) (910) 866-4812
Email: treaves@nccumc.org
Reavis, Jr., James L. [Jimmy] (Eddie Jean) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rocky Mount) Retired
*Home: 6888 Bend of the River Rd., Rocky Mount, NC 27803
(252) 442-3753
Office: 3725 Sandy Cross Road, Nashville, NC 27856
Email: jreavis@nccumc.org
Redmond, Robert C. [Bob] (Linda) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Garner
Home: 101 Oak Circle, Garner, NC 27529-3041
(919) 773-1059
"Office: P.O. Box 2179, Garner, NC 27529
(919) 772-2042 (f) (919) 772-2197
Email: rcredmond@nccumc.org
Reed, James C. [Jim] (Kathy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) Kenly-Buckhorn
*Home: 306 East First Street, Kenly, NC 27542
(919) 284-2192
Office: P.O. Box 155, Kenly, NC 27542
Email: jreed@nccumc.org
Reed, John E. [John] (Betty) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: 1925 Malvern Ave. Apt. 302, Hot Springs, AR 71901
(501) 609-9693
Email: jereed@nccumc.org
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Register, Michael Gordon [Mike] (Myrtle) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(New Bern) Riverside/Clarks Charge
*Home: 2724 Asbury Rd, Cove City, NC 28523-9756
(252) 637-9946
Office: 405 Avenue A, New Bern, NC 28560
(252) 637-9326
Email: mregister@nccumc.org
Reinoso, Luis Felipe [Lucho] (Clarisa (Cattie)) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rocky Mount) Red Oak Charge
"Home: 5941 E. Main Street, Bailey, NC 27807-8976
(252) 235-6256
Email: reinosol@nccumc.org
Rex, Leonard J. [Leonard] (Donna) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Mount Zion
Home: 15772 NC 50 North, Garner, NC 27529
(919) 585-4534
"Office: 15772 NC 50 North, Garner, NC 27529
(919) 772-8415 (f) (919) 772-6072
Email: lrex@nccumc.org
Reynolds, Joyce Ruth [Joyce] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Elizabeth City) Ocracoke
Home: P.O. Box 391, 105 Howard St., Ocracoke, NC 27960
(252) 928-4211
"Office: P.O. Box 278, Ocracoke, NC 27960
(252) 928-6219
Email: jrreynolds@nccumc.org
Richards, Lance Jonathan [Lance] (n/a) {Student Local Pastor}
(Rocky Mount) Wesley Memorial/Macon
Home: P.O. Box 614, Warrenton, NC 27589
(252) 257-2612
"Office: P.O. Box 614, Warrenton, NC 27589
(252) 257-2612
Email: lrichards@nccumc.org
Richardson, J. Earl [Earl] (Alice) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
"Home: 2600 Croasdaile Farm Pwy,A351, Durham, NC 27705
(919) 384-2244
Email: erichardson@nccumc.org
Rickards, James Perry [Jim] (Kathleen) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
"Home: 7202 Ashland Glen, Bradenton, FL 34202
(941) 907-4261
Email: jrickards@nccumc.org
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Ricks, Jr., R. Dennis [Dennis] (Lydia) {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington)
*Home: 906 S. 3rd St., Mebane, NC 27302-8181
(919) 304-3561
Email: dricks@nccumc.org
Rivenbark, Ronnie Lee [Ron] (Cindy) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Goldsboro) Magnolia
Home: 412 West Main St., Magnolia, NC 28453
(910) 289-2736 (f) (910) 289-3719
"Office: P.O. Box 307, Magnolia, NC 28453
(910) 289-9425
Email: rrivenbark@nccumc.org
Rivero, Jan [Jan] (Jeffrey Pugh) {Affiliate Member}
(Burlington) Wesley Foundation, UNC Chapel
Home: 100 Miramar Place, Chapel Hill, NC 27517
(919) 967-2622
"Office: 214 Pittsboro Street, Chapel Hill, NC 27516
(919) 942-2152 (f) (919) 942-2328
Email: rivero@nccumc.org
Roach, Michael Gene [Mike] (Debbie) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(New Bern) Vandemere
*Home: 5204 Hwy. 55 East, New Bern, NC 28560
(252) 637-6416
Office: P.O. Box 421, Vandemere, NC 28587
Email: mroach@nccumc.org
Roberts, Elizabeth R. [Liz] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Windborne
Home: 10825 Leslie Drive, Raleigh, NC 27616
(919) 847-4595
"Office: 9121 Six Forks Rd., Raleigh, NC 27615
(919) 386-0212 (f) (919) 386-0368
Email: eroberts@nccumc.org
Roberts, Frederick E. [Fred] (Betsy (Beaver)) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) Ocean View
Home: 415 Mercer St., Oak Island, NC 28465
(910) 278-5229
"Office: 8400 East Oak Island Drive, Oak Island, NC 28465
(910) 278-5973 (f) (910) 278-9999
Email: froberts@nccumc.org
Roberts, Jeffrey L. [Jeff] (Reesa) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wlmington) Wilmington:Trinity
Home: 3312 Amber Drive, Wilmington, NC 28409
(910) 397-0805
"Office: 1403 Market Street, Wlmington, NC 28401
(910) 762-3316 (f) (910) 762-9578
Email: jroberts@nccumc.org
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Roberts, John M. [John] {Retired Full Elder}
(Goldsboro)
*Home: 3921 Foxmeadow Lane, Hope Mills, NC 28348
(919) 424-3432
Email: jmroberts@nccumc.org
Robinson, Larry [Larry] (Charlotte) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) New Hope
Home: 526 Donavan Street, Fayetteville, NC 28301
(910) 778-9810
"Office: P.O. Box 995, Rowland, NC 28383
(910) 422-3434
Email: lrobinson@nccumc.org
Robl III, Charles John [Charles] {Part-time Local Pastor/Deacon}
(Rocky Mount) Enfield Charge
Home: 707 Broad St., Wilson, NC 27893
(252) 243-6269
"Office: P.O. Box 115, Enfield, NC 27823
(252) 445-3450
Email: crobl@nccumc.org
Rodgers, Roy [Roy] (Betty Jo Rodgers) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(New Bern) Cypress Creek
*Home: P.O. Box 1119, Oriental, NC 28571-1119
(252) 249-7214
Office: 1499 Hwy 41 -W, Trenton, NC 28585
Email: rrodgers@nccumc.org
Rose, Ellen W. [Ellen] {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Raleigh) Chaplain, UNC Hospital
*Home: P.O. Box 767, Apex, NC 27502
Email: erose@nccumc.org
Rose, Robert D. [Bob] (Penny) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rocky Mount) Hawkins-Tabor Charge
*Home: 16976 Justice Branch Rd, Littleton, NC 27850
(252) 586-3993
Office: 16976 Justice Branch Rd, Littleton, NC 27850
Email: brose@nccumc.org
Rouse, Ben C. [Ben] (Jeanne) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham) Retired
*Home: P.O. Box 814, Creedmoor, NC 27522-0814
(919) 528-7926
Email: brouse@nccumc.org
Rouse, Faye Baines [Faye] (n/a) {Retired Local Pastor}
(Greenville) n/a
*Home: 1400 Nicholson Street, Washington, NC 27889
(252) 940-0525
Email: fbrouse@nccumc.org
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Rowe, Linda Hodges [Linda] (Hugh) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Greenville) Grifton
*Home: P.O. Box 416, 6813 Brooks Alley, Grifton, NC 28530
(252) 524-4179
Office: P.O. Box 416, Grifton, NC 28530
(252) 524-4179
Email: lrowe@nccumc.org
Roy, Carolyn [Carolyn] (Leo) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(New Bern) Shady Grove-Dover
Home: 212 North Main Street, Dover, NC 28526
(252) 253-9938
"Office: P.O. Box 188, Dover, NC 28526-0188
(252) 523-9938
Email: cnbroy@nccumc.org
Royall, L. Graham [Graham] (Virginia) {Retired Associate Member}
(Rocky Mount)
*Home: P.O. Box 1115, 1202 Pinetops-Macclesfield Rd, Pinetops, NC 27864
(252) 827-9937
Email: groyall@nccumc.org
Rudd, Dorothy L. [Aunt Dorothy] (Uncle Bill) {Retired Local Pastor}
(Fayetteville) Bethabara
*Home: 191 Taylors-Bridge Hwy, Clinton, NC 28328-6323
(910) 592-7159 (f) (910) 592-1894
Office: 191 Taylors-Bridge Hwy, Clinton,, NC 28328-6323
(910) 592-7159 (f) (910) 592-1894
Email: drudd@nccumc.org
Rudd, Robert J. [Bob] {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham)
*Home: 154 Lakewood Dr., Rockingham, NC 28379-7640
(910) 205-0916
Email: rrudd@nccumc.org
Rudd, William R. [Uncle Bill] (Aunt Dorothy) {Retired Full Elder}
(Fayetteville)
*Home: 191 Taylors-Bridge Hwy, Clinton, NC 28328-6323
(910) 592-7159 (f) (910) 592-1894
Email: wrudd@nccumc.org
Ruiz-Millan, Ismael [Ismael] (Alma T. Ruiz) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Greenville) Unidos por Cristo Hispanic
Home: 1321 Newcastle Rd, B-19, Durham, NC 27704
"Office: P.O. Box 772, Grimesland, NC 27837
(252) 754-2543
Email: ismaelruiz@nccumc.org
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Russell, Richard [Rick] (Kerry) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Herring's Chapel
*Home: 222 Mercer Street, Oak Island, NC 28465
(910) 278-9410
Office: 1697 Herring's Chapel Road, Burgaw, NC 28425
Email: rrussell@nccumc.org
Russell, Timothy J. [Tim] (Pam) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) District Superintendent
Home: 2004 Pinebark Lane, Clayton, NC 27520
(919) 585-7399
"Office: P.O. Box 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605-0955
(919) 834-5100
Email: trussell@nccumc.org
Rutenkroger, Ed [Ed] (Linda) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Elizabeth City) Chowan: Bethany
*Home: 409 Taylor St., Windsor, NC 27983
(252) 794-9270
Office: 425 Bethany Church Road, Belvidere, NC 27919
(252) 794-9270
Email: erutenkroger@nccumc.org
Ruth, John W. [JACK] (Bobbie) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) Burgaw
Home: P.O. BOX 1304, BURGAW, NC 28425-1304
(910) 259-2761
"Office: P.O. Box 26, Burgaw, NC 28425-0026
(910) 259-2295
Email: jruth@nccumc.org
Rutledge, Teresa McKenzie [Teresa] (NA) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Rockingham) Parkton
*Home: P.O. Box 584, St. Pauls, NC 28384
(910) 858-1612
Office: 183 East Third St., Parkton, NC 28371
Email: trutledge@nccumc.org
Sabiston, III, William D. [Bill] (Norma) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: 6 Iron Tree Court, Durham, NC 27712
(919) 477-0342
Office: 339 Roanoke Avenue, Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870-0277
Email: wsabiston@nccumc.org
Sadtler, Michael [Michael] {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Fayetteville) Black's Chapel
*Home: 405 Sierra St., Spring Lake, NC 28390
Office: 2285 Wade-Stedman Rd., Stedman, NC 28391
Email: msadtler@nccumc.org
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Safley, Michael W. [Mike] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Vice Pres. Church & Comm. Rel. Meth. Col
Home: 238 Meadowcroft, Fayetteville, NC 28311
(910) 391-1818
"Office: 5400 Ramsey Street, Fayetteville, NC 28311
(910) 630-7000
Email: msafley@nccumc.org
Salazar-Veliz, Olinda Edith [Edith] (Ismael Flores) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Raleigh) White Plains-Assoc.
*Home: 305 SE Maynard Rd., Cary, NC 27511
(919) 465-1579
Office: 313 SE Maynard Rd., Cary, NC 27511
(919) 467-1508
Email: osalazar-veliz@nccumc.org
Salmon, Harold D. [Harold] (Sue) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Rockingham) Trinity-Olivet
Home: 309 lona St., Fairmont, NC 28340
(910) 628-7365
"Office: 307 Trinity St., Fairmont, NC 28340
(910) 628-7427 (f) (910) 628-7442
Email: revfish@nccumc.org
Salter, Jr., J. Neal [Neal] (Carolyn) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Emmanuel
*Home: 243 Harden Street, Burlington, NC 27215-7513
(336) 226-7533
Office: 2331 LaVista Drive, Burlington, NC 27215
(336) 227-1268 (f) (336) 228-8298
Email: broneal@nccumc.org
Santiago, Josefina Cookie [Cookie] (Cookie Santiago) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Raleigh) Appointed to Attend school
Home: 306 Sherwood Road, Jacksonville, NC 28540
(910) 346-7741 (f) (910) 346-7741
"Office: 306 Sherwood Road, Jacksonville, NC 28540
(910) 346-7741 (f) (910) 346-7741
Email: csantiago@nccumc.org
Sasser, L. Alan [Alan] (Debbie) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Davis Street
*Home: 528 Tarleton Avenue, Burlington, NC 27215
(336) 226-6663 (f) (336) 226-6663
Office: 606 East Davis Street, Burlington, NC 27215
(336) 226-4457 (f) (336) 226-8405
Email: asasser@nccumc.org
Saunders, William Arnold [William] (Mary) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Sanford) Troy First
*Home: 212 Wlliam Dr., Candor, NC 27229
(910) 974-6279
Office: 822 Hwy 109 N, Troy, NC 27371
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Email: wsaunders@nccumc.org
Sawyer, Adrian Lyn [Adrian] (Tim) {Probationary Elder}
(Rocky Mount) Trinity Parish
Home: 4808 Crape Myrtle Street, Battleboro, NC 27809
(252) 977-3311
"Office: P.O. Box 178, Battleboro, NC 27809
(252) 442-9260
Email: asawyer@nccumc.org
Schaller, Sandy [Sandy] (Art) {Probationary Elder}
(Rockingham) St. Pauls
*Home: 519 N. Wilkinson Drive, St. Paul, NC 28384
(910) 865-4226
Office: 519 N. Wilkinson Drive, St. Paul, NC 28384
(910) 865-4301
Email: sschaller@nccumc.org
Schronce, Jerry Milton [Jerry] (Janet) {Associate Member}
(Sanford) Retired
*Home: 275 Independence Way, Cameron, NC 28326
(910) 290-5297
Email: schronce@nccumc.org
Scott, Julian W. [Julian] {Retired Full Elder}
(Sanford)
*Home: P.O. Box 178, Pinebluff, NC 28373
(910) 281-5476
Email: jscott@nccumc.org
Scott, Jr., Paul B. [Paul] (Glenda) {Retired Full Elder}
(Greenville)
*Home: 101 N. Greene Street, Snow Hill, NC 28580
(252) 747-1990
Email: pscott@nccumc.org
Scott, Ron [Ron] {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Sanford) Macedonia
*Home: 4155 Seven Lakes W, West End, NC 27376
(910) 673-6065
Office: 819 Hurley Farm Rd., Star, NC 27356
Seate, Adam Fenton [Adam] (Jennifer) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) St. Luke
Home: 1605 E. Pine St., Goldsboro, NC 27530
(910) 734-5019
"Office: 1608 E. Pine St., Goldsboro, NC 27530
(919) 734-7714
Email: adamseate@nccumc.org
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Seate, Billy F. [Billy] (Wanda) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Morehead City: First
*Home: 3708 Kenzie Court, Morehead City, NC 28557
(252) 726-7949
Office: 900 Arendell St., Morehead City, NC 28557-4142
(252) 726-7102 (f) (252) 808-2812
Email: bfseate@nccumc.org
Seely, Donald H. [Donald] (Julianna) {Retired Other Elder}
(Fayetteville) Leslie
*Home: 1711 Lakeshore Drive, Dunn, NC 28334
(910) 892-2670
Email: dseely@nccumc.org
Severt, Jeffrey Lee [Jeff] (Monica) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) New Song
Home: 1706 Candlewood Lane, New Bern, NC 28562
(252) 635-2602
"Office: 521 West Grantham Road, New Bern, NC 28562
(252) 635-2621 (f) (252) 635-2621
Email: jsevert@nccumc.org
Sexton, Curtis Keith [Keith] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rocky Mount) Rocky Mount: St. Paul
Home: 1444 Jefferies Drive, # 308, Rocky Mount, NC 27804
(252) 343-5489
"Office: P.O. Box 7187, Rocky Mount, NC 27804-0187
(252) 443-3468 (f) (252) 443-0468
Email: ksexton@nccumc.org
Sexton, Jr., Kenneth Bryan [Bryan] (Pattie) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Hebron
Home: 2275 Mebane Oaks Rd., Mebane, NC 27302
(919) 563-6408
"Office: 2325 Mebane Oaks Rd., Mebane, NC 27302-8616
(919) 563-3375
Email: bryansexton@nccumc.org
Sexton, Kenneth Bryan [Kenneth] (Rosamond) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
"Home: 5608 Woodard Lane, Raleigh, NC 27606-9531
(919) 851-9411
Email: kbsexton@nccumc.org
Shannonhouse, Richard D. [Dick] (Sandra) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rocky Mount) Chap/Dir. Pastoral Care
"Home: 7263 Placid Oaks Dr., Jacksonville, FL 32277-9718
(904) 744-6576
Office: 3625 University Blvd. South, Jacksonville, FL 32216
(904) 391-1168
Email: rshannonhouse@nccumc.org
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Sharp, Richard C. [Richard] (Esta) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham)
*Home: 101 Moss Lane, Boiling Springs, SC 29316
(864) 578-6485
Email: rcsharp@nccumc.org
Sharpe, IV, William Gray [Bill] (Barbara (Barb)) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 107 Bogue Ct, Cary, NC 27511-5427
(919) 467-0704
Email: wsharpe@nccumc.org
Shaw, Jr., Caswell E. [Caswell] (Pat) {Retired Full Elder}
(Greenville)
*Home: 602 Williamsburg Drive, Tarboro, NC 27886
(252) 641-1574
Email: cshaw@nccumc.org
Sheets, III, R. Branson [Branson] (Stephanie) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Greenville) Covenant
Home: 209 Mary Beth Road, Greenville, NC 27858
(252) 756-0924
"Office: 4000 Corey Rd., Winterville, NC 28590-9260
(252) 355-0123 (f) (252) 355-7053
Email: bsheets@nccumc.org
Shelton, Robert Edward [Robert] (Janna) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Mt. Hermon
*Home: 3363 Southern High-Mt. Hermon Rd., Graham, NC 27253
(336) 227-4036
Office: 4178 Mt. Hermon-Rock Creek Rd., Graham, NC 27253
(336) 376-3119
Email: revshelton@nccumc.org
Sheppard, Dennis R. [Dennis] (Barbara) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Hope Mills
Home: 4927 Legion Rd, Hope Mills, NC 28348-1939
(910) 425-5019
"Office: 4955 Legion Rd, Hope Mills, NC 28348-1939
(910) 425-0108 (f) (910) 425-2820
Email: drs54@nccumc.org
Sheppard, Leonard Thomas [Leonard] (Linda) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Maco:Shiloh
*Home: 409 Arbor Way, Wilmington, NC 28409
(910) 799-4194
Office: P.O. Box 297, Leland, NC 28451
Email: lsheppard@nccumc.org
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Sherman, Jr., William W. [Bill] (Esther) {Retired Full Elder}
(New Bern)
*Home: 100 Hickory St., West 201, Greenville, NC 27858
(252) 830-8838
Email: wsherman@nccumc.org
Shields, Donald Ray [Donald] (Pamela) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) Harbor
Home: 415 Vallie Lane, Wilmington, NC 28412
(910) 398-8182
"Office: 4853 Masonboro Loop Rd., Wilmington, NC 28409
(910) 452-7202 (f) (910) 452-7930
Email: donshields@nccumc.org
Shields, Michele R. [Michele] (Jim) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Clinical Pastoral Educ. Supervisor
Home: 1365 Chestnut St., Apt.4, San Francisco, CA 94123
(415) 577-2032
"Office: UCSF Medical Center, 505 Parnassus, San Francisco, CA 94143
(415) 353-1941
Email: mshields@nccumc.org
Shields, Robert S. [Bob] (Betty) {Retired Full Elder}
(New Bern)
*Home: 912 Buckingham Rd, New Bern, NC 28562-4538
(252) 635-5183
Email: rshields@nccumc.org
Shipman, Marilyn K. [Marilyn] (Dennis) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Lake Michie Circuit
*Home: 814 Bent Creek Rd, Bahama, NC 27503-9708
(919) 477-1293 (f) (919) 471-8163
Email: mshipman@nccumc.org
Shivers, Mary Anne Link [Molly] (David) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) PlowPoint Ministries
*Home: 242 Knollwood Drive, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(919) 932-2831
Email: mshivers@nccumc.org
Shuler, Albert [Albert] (Jimmie) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Greenville) Jarvis Memorial
Home: 329 Mary Lee Court, Winterville, NC 28590
(252) 756-4645
"Office: 510 S. Washington St., Greenville, NC 27858
(252) 752-3101 (f) (252) 752-9377
Email: ashuler@nccumc.org
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Siefert, Bryan [Bryan] (Kimberly) {Full Member of Other Denomination}
(Durham) Bahama: Mt. Bethel
Home: P.O. Box 27, Bahama, NC 27503
(919) 477-5830
Office: P.O. Box 27, Bahama, NC 27503
(919) 477-4296
Email: bsiefert@nccumc.org
Simpson, Robert Wesley [Robert] (Christy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Resurrection
*Home: 5315 Dover Ridge Lane, Durham, NC 27712
(919) 477-9724
Office: 4705 Old Chapel Hill Rd., Durham, NC 27707
(919) 489-6552 (f) (919) 403-0676
Email: rwsimpson@nccumc.org
Simpson, Thomas Anthony [Thomas] (Sharon) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Sanford) Goldston
Home: P.O. Box 99, 60 Lancaster Drive, Goldston, NC 27252-0099
(919) 898-4337
"Office: P.O. Box 85, Goldston, NC 27252
(919) 898-4523
Email: tsimpson@nccumc.org
Simpson, Jr., William C. [Bill] (Betsy) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rocky Mount) Retired
*Home: 2111 Crosby Dr., Burlington, NC 27215
(336) 228-8020
Email: bsimpson@nccumc.org
Sims, Anne Walker [Anne] (Ben) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Ann Street - Assoc.
Home: 112 Crescent Road, Beaufort, NC 28516
(252) 728-6563
"Office: 417 Ann Street, Beaufort, NC 28516
(252) 728-4279
Email: asims@nccumc.org
Sims, Benjamin Newman [Ben] (Anne) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Morehead City: First -Assoc.
*Home: 112 Crescent Dr., Beaufort, NC 28516
(252) 728-6563
Office: 900 Arendell St., Morehead City, NC 28557
(252) 726-7102 (f) (252) 808-2812
Email: bsims@nccumc.org
Sims, Carolyn K. [Carolyn] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Newlyn St. UMC, Greensboro
*Home: 1910 Golden Gate Drive, Greensboro, NC 27405
(336) 373-1566
Office: 212 East Newlyn St., Greensboro, NC 27408
(336) 273-6073 (f) (336) 378-9485
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Email: csims@nccumc.org
Sinclair, Patrick T. [Patrick] (Leslie) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Singletary
*Home: P.O. Box 126, 294 Third Street, Dublin, NC 28332
(910) 862-2421
Office: P.O. Box 126, 294 Third Street, Dublin, NC 28332
(910) 862-2421
Email: psinclair@nccumc.org
Singleton, Marcus [Marcus] (Rosslyn) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Durham) Granville-Vance Charge
*Home: 522 Salem Road, Oxford, NC 27565
Office: 322 Linden Avenue, Oxford, NC 27565
(919) 693-8366
Email: msingleton@nccumc.org
Singley, K. Carl [Carl] {Retired Full Elder}
(Elizabeth City) South Mills
*Home: 103 Main St., South Mills, NC 27976
(252) 747-5548
Office: 103 Main St., South Mills, NC 27976
(252) 747-5548
Email: csingley@nccumc.org
Sluder, David M. [David] {Diaconal Minister}
(Sanford) Volunteers Coord., Mt. Housing
*Home: 55-C Dogwood Ct, Asheville, NC 28805
Email: dsluder@nccumc.org
Smith, A. Clay [Clay] (Nancy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Exec. Dir. , Hinton Rural Life
*Home: P.O. Box 755, Hayesville, NC 28904-0027
(828) 389-8640
Office: P.O. Box 27, Hayesville, NC 28904-0027
(828) 389-8336
Email: csmith@nccumc.org
Smith, Adolph C. [Adolph] (Maria) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Hamlet: First UMC
*Home: 414 Entwistle St., Hamlet, NC 28345
(910) 582-5491
Office: 300 Charlotte St., Hamlet, NC 28345
(910) 582-0078
Email: acsmith@nccumc.org
Smith, Bess Hunnings [Bess] (Bill) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: 910 Sunstone Dr, Durham, NC 27712-1500
(919) 471-0531
Office: 5731 N. Roxboro Road, Durham, NC 27712-1427
(919) 471-0032 (f) (919) 479-7330
Email: bhunnings@nccumc.org
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Smith, Bobby E. [Bobby] (Evelyn) {Retired Full Elder}
(Goldsboro) Smithfield-Asbury
*Home: 197 Railroad Rd., Benson, NC 27504
(919) 207-2119
Office: 197 Railroad Rd., Benson, NC 27504
Email: bsmith@nccumc.org
Smith, Charles C. [Charles] (Jill) {Retired Full Elder}
(New Bern)
*Home: 1515 Asbury Road, Cove City, NC 28523
(252) 633-9989
Email: rccsmith@nccumc.org
Smith, Jr., Charles Cooper [Chuck] (Michelle) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Bolton Charge
*Home: 3011 Lauren Place Dr. Unit 105, Wilmington, NC 28405
(910) 397-0587 (f) (801) 289-5681
Office: 3011 Lauren Place Dr. Unit 105, Wilmington, NC 28405
Email: ccsmith@nccumc.org
Smith, Charles Michael [Charles] (Barbara) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh) Retired
*Home: 886 McCotter's Marina Rd., Washington, NC 27889
(252) 946-4084
Email: cmsmith@nccumc.org
Smith, Forrest [Forrest] (Sherry) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Greenville) Conetoe/Hobgood Charge
*Home: 610 S. Howard Circle, Tarboro, NC 27886
(252) 823-5011
Office: P.O. Box 128, Conetoe, NC 27819
Email: preachersmith1@nccumc.org
Smith, G. Jerome [Jerome] (Leona) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) Tabor City: St. Paul
Home: 105 Elizabeth St., Tabor City, NC 28463
(910) 653-3801
"Office: P.O. Box 622, Tabor City, NC 28463
(910) 653-3737
Email: jerome@nccumc.org
Smith, George C. [George] (Mary) {Retired Full Elder}
(Wilmington)
*Home: 39 Mary Smith Lane, Clarendon, NC 28432-9557
(910) 653-3336
Email: gsmith@nccumc.org
Smith, Haywood A. [Haywood] (Meleah) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Greenville) Westminster
Home: 2903 Walnut Circle, Kinston, NC 28504
(252) 521-2416
"Office: P.O. Box 1007, Kinston, NC 28503
(252) 522-3334 (f) (252) 522-0143
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Email: hsmith@nccumc.org
Smith, Ira Hildreth [Ira] (Patsy) {Retired Full Elder}
(Sanford) Carbonton
*Home: 6980 Carbonton Rd., Sanford, NC 27330-3033
(919) 777-9869
Office: 6980 Carbonton Rd., Sanford, NC 27330-3033
(919) 777-9871
Email: ismith@nccumc.org
Smith, J. Thomas [Tommy] (Judy) {Retired Full Elder}
(Fayetteville) Lillington
*Home: 170 Braxtonwood Drive, Angier, NC 27501
(919) 639-3953
Office: P.O. Box 506, Lillington, NC 27546
(910) 893-4811
Email: tommysmith@embarq.com
Smith, Jerry Thomas [Jerry] (Carolyn) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 149 Summer Place Court, Clayton, NC 27527
(919) 553-9031
Email: jsmith@nccumc.org
Smith, Judi Johnson [Judi] (Joe) {Retired Full Elder}
(Goldsboro) Elizabeth
*Home: 8180 NC 50 Highway N, Angier, NC 27501
(919) 207-1636 (f) (919) 207-1838
Office: 4269 Cleveland Rd., Smithfield, NC 27577
(919) 934-8834
Email: jjsmith@nccumc.org
Smith, Kent [Kent] (Jennifer) {Probationary Elder}
(New Bern) Garber-Assoc.
Home: 4510 Tenella Rd., New Bern, NC 28562
(252) 514-6604
"Office: 4201 Country Club Rd., New Bern, NC 28562-7617
(252) 637-4022 (f) (252) 637-7853
Email: ksmith@nccumc.org
Smith, Jr., Lawrence T [Larry] {Retired Associate Member}
(Rocky Mount) Lucama
*Home: 102 Ferrell Street, Lucama, NC 27851
(252) 239-0789
Email: lawrencesmith@nccumc.org
Smith, M. Paul [Paul] (Kim) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Fayetteville) Wesley Chapel
*Home: 3741 Fayetteville Hwy., Dunn, NC 28334
(910) 567-5470
Office: 4760 Fayetteville Hwy., Godwin, NC 28344
(910) 567-5470
Email: msmith@nccumc.org
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Smith, Marcia L. [Marcia] {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Bladen Charge
*Home: 1925 Southern Avenue, Fayetteville, NC 28306
Office: P.O. Box 96, White Oak, NC 28399
Email: mlancaster@nccumc.org
Smith, Michael Hugh [Mike] (Mary) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Durham) White Memorial
*Home: 74 Misty Rose Lane, Timberlake, NC 27583
(336) 364-7877
Office: 529 Alexander Avenue, Henderson, NC 27536
(252) 433-0090
Email: mhsmith@nccumc.org
Smith, Michael Paul [Paul] (Kim) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Fayetteville) Wesley Chapel
*Home: 3741 Fayetteville Highway, Dunn, NC 28334
(910) 567-5470
Email: paulsmith@intrstar.net
Smith, Neil E. [Neil] (Alice) {Retired Full Elder}
(Fayetteville) Clinical Chap., McCain Correction. Hosp.
*Home: 5301 Camden Road, Fayetteville, NC 28306-9107
(910) 425-1551
Office: 811 hgw211, Raeford, NC 28361-9798
(910) 875-4188
Email: nsmith@nccumc.org
Smith, Neill Council [Neill] (Linda) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Fair Bluff / Cerro Gordo
*Home: 139 Conway Road, Fair Bluff, NC 28439
(910) 649-7349
Office: P.O. Box 492, Fair Bluff, NC 28439
(910) 649-7749
Email: ncsmith@nccumc.org
Smith, Stephen [Steve] (Kim) {Probationary Elder}
(Greenville) Bethel
Home: P.O. Box 207, Bethel, NC 27812
(252) 825-4311
"Office: P.O. Box 207, Bethel, NC 27812
(252) 825-8041 (f) (252) 825-8041
Email: ssmith@nccumc.org
Smith, Jr., William Stanley [Stan] (Ann) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham)
Home: 8 Weldith Heights, Waynesville, NC 28785
(828) 452-3149
"Office: 101 W Church Street, Laurinburg, NC 28352
Email: wssmith@nccumc.org
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Snider, Ronald J. [Ron] (Katie) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Glendale Heights
*Home: 4410 David St., Durham, NC 22770-4130
(919) 477-5270
Office: 908 Leon St., Durham, NC 22770-4130
(919) 220-6138
Email: rjsnider@nccumc.org
Snotherly, Jr., William W. [Bill] (Glenda) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Salem
Home: 2171 Middle Rd., Fayetteville, NC 28312-9753
(910) 483-2520
"Office: 2165 Middle Rd., Fayetteville, NC 28312
(910) 483-8959 (f) (910) 483-6896
Email: wwsjr@nccumc.org
Snyder, Jack Robert [Jack] (Barbara) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Helena
*Home: 216 Helen-Moriah Road, Timberlake, NC 27583
(336) 364-2199 (f) (336) 364-2199
Office: 290 Helena-Moriah Road, Timberlake, NC 27525
(336) 364-9255
Email: jsnyder@nccumc.org
Snyder, Nevin D. [Nevin] {Retired Full Elder}
(Goldsboro)
*Home: 3360 Chapparal Court, Melbourne, FL 32934-8254
(321) 253-6511
Email: nsnyder@nccumc.org
Southern, H. Gray [Gray] (Susan) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Durham District Superintendent
Home: 5 Timbercreek Ct, Durham, NC 27712-9530
(919) 471-0336 (f) (919) 471-3266
"Office: 522 S. Duke Street, Durham, NC 27701-3116
(919) 682-6439 (f) (919) 956-9172
Email: grays@nccumc.org
Sparks, Charles E. [Charles] (Frances) {Retired Full Elder}
(Fayetteville)
*Home: 3904 Thomasville Rd, Winston Salem, NC 27107-6326
(336) 788-9116
Email: csparks@nccumc.org
Speake, George D. [George] (Myra) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Henderson: First
Home: 371 Hillcrest Street, Henderson, NC 27536-3848
(252) 438-4162
"Office: 114 Church Street, Henderson, NC 27536-4227
(252) 438-8791 (f) (252) 438-8804
Email: gspeake@nccumc.org
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Spence, Clinton W. [Clint] (Pam) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Incapacity Leave
*Home: 1308 Shady Ln, Durham, NC 27712-9720
(919) 477-7323
Email: clintonwspence@nccumc.org
Spencer, William C. [Bill] (Peggy) {Retired Full Elder}
(Goldsboro) Corinth
*Home: 105 Rustic Lane, Smithfield, NC 27577-9531
(919) 989-6554
Office: 4170 Hwy. 301 S., Four Oaks, NC 27524
Email: wspencer@nccumc.org
Spivey, Richard Vann [Vann] (Anne-Marie) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Christ Community
Home: 408 Hogan Circle, Clayton, NC 27520
(919) 550-7304
"Office: 1082 Amelia Church Rd, Clayton, NC 27520
(919) 553-9770 (f) (919) 550-0515
Email: vspivey@nccumc.org
Sprouse, Dustin T. [Dustin] (Kimberlee) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Durham) Mt. Tirzah
Home: 4553 Surl Mt. Tirzah Rd., Timberlake, NC 27583
(336) 364-1387
"Office: 4553 Surl Mt. Tirzah Rd., Timberlake, NC 27583
(336) 364-1132
Email: dustyt@nccumc.org
Stafford, Sidney E. [Sidney] (Grace) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh) Ebenezer - Wesley Chapel
*Home: 410 W. Noble St, Louisburg, NC 27549-2352
(919) 496-4779
Office: P.O. Box 3083, Louisburg College, Louisburg, NC 27549
(919) 497-3375
Email: sstafford@nccumc.org
Stainback, James [James] {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Rocky Mount) Bethlehem-Shady Grove Charge
*Home: 2668 NC Hwy 58, Warrenton, NC 27589
(252) 257-4417
Office: 2668 NC Hwy 58, Warrenton, NC 27589
(252) 257-4417
Email: jstainback@nccumc.org
Stallings, Barry [Barry] (Pam) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Durham) Cokesbury
Home: 44 Milton Stainback Rd., Henderson, NC 27537-4101
(252) 492-7201
"Office: 44 Milton Stainback Rd., Henderson, NC 27537
(252) 492-7100
Email: gbstallings@nccumc.org
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Stallings, W. Joseph [Joe] (Theadus) {Associate Member}
(New Bern) Cherry Point UMC
*Home: 107 E. Sherwood Dr., Havelock, NC 28532
Office: 107 E. Sherwood Dr., Havelock, NC 28532
(252) 447-3039
Email: jstallings@nccumc.org
Stallsworth, Paul T. [Paul] (Marsha) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) St. Peter's
Home: 4905 Holly Lane, Morehead City, NC 28557-2685
(252) 726-0491
"Office: 111 Hodges Street, Morehead City, NC 28557-2528
(252) 726-2175 (f) (252) 726-2175
Email: paulstallsworth@nccumc.org
Stalnaker, James K. [Jim] (Jessie) {Associate Member}
(Sanford) Pleasant Hill-Mt. Carmel Charg
*Home: 1595 N. Moore Rd.„ Robbins, NC 27325
(910) 464-3644
Office: 1535 N. Moore Rd., Robbins, NC 27325
(910) 464-5300
Email: jstalnaker@nccumc.org
Stanfield, E. Douglas [Doug] (Vera) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham) Retired
*Home: 15373 Avenida Rorras, SanDiego, CA 92128
(858) 385-9404
Email: dstanfield@nccumc.org
Stanley, Bruce E. [Bruce] (Melissa) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Methodist Home for Children
Home: 1029 Cedarhurst Drive, Raleigh, NC 27609-5416
(919) 850-9363
"Office: 1041 Washington Street, Raleigh, NC 27605
(919) 754-3636
Email: bstan123@nccumc.org
Stanley, Jr., Richard A. [Richard] (Shannon) {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington) Retired
*Home: P.O. Box 757, 162 Big Buck Trail, Old Fort, NC 28762
(828) 668-9333
Email: rstanley@nccumc.org
Stark, David Matthew [David] (Sarah) {Full Member of Other Denomination}
(Burlington) Shiloh
Home: 4718 North NC Hwy 87, Gibsonville, NC 27249
(336) 584-0844
"Office: 4718 North NC Hwy 87, Gibsonville, NC 27249
(336) 584-0844
Email: dstark@nccumc.org
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Stark, II, Rufus H. [Rufus] (Betty Lou) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 364 Shewbird Lane, Hayesville, NC 28904
(828) 389-3683
Email: rstark@nccumc.org
Starnes, James A. [James] (Myrtle A.) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham)
*Home: 111 Siler Circle, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745
(828) 456-3656
Email: jstarnes@nccumc.org
Staton, Jr., Jesse C. [Jesse] (Emma) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Surf City : Faith Harbor
*Home: 110 Belvedere Dr., Holly Ridge, NC 28445
Office: P.O. Box 2713, Surf City, NC 28445
(910) 328-4422
Email: jstaton@nccumc.org
Steinmetz, David Curtis [David] (Virginia) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: 300 W. Barbee Chapel Rd., Chapel Hill, NC 27517
Office: Box 90967, Duke Div.Sch., Durham, NC 27708
(919) 660-3438
Email: dsteinmetz@nccumc.org
Stephens, Judith Smith [Judy] (Wray) {Deacon in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) NC UM Camp/Retreat Ministries
*Home: P.O. Box 122, 2500 Poplar St., Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526
(919) 552-4673 (f) (919) 552-1111
Office: NC UM Camp/ Retreat Ministries, P.O. Box 726, Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526
(919) 552-4673
Email: jstephens@nccumc.org
Stephens, Mark [Mark] (Claudia) {Associate Member}
(Durham) St Paul
*Home: 3719 Jackson Rd, Durham, NC 27705-8199
(919) 383-5879
Office: 2700 N Roxboro Road, Durham, NC 27704
(919) 220-2458
Email: marks@nccumc.org
Stern, Laura Wacker [Laura] (Andrew) {Probationary Elder}
(Burlington) 346.1 in Georgia
*Home: 202 Mount Glen Court, Woodstock, GA 30188
(770) 558-3898
Email: lstern@nccumc.org
Stevens, Ruth Harper [Ruth] (Joe) {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington)
*Home: 903 Southshore Parkway, Durham, NC 27703
(919) 425-1989
Office: 150 E Franklin St, Cahpel Hill, 27514
201
Email: rstevens@nccumc.org
Stewart, Donald Keith [Donald] (Deidrea) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Gardners
*Home: 4555 Rosehill Rd., Fayetteville, NC 28311
(910) 488-2350
Office: 4555 Rosehill Rd., Fayetteville, NC 28311
(910) 488-6651
Email: dstewart@nccumc.org
Stewart, Patricia V. [Trish] (Ralph Lee) {Retired Full Deacon}
(Goldsboro)
*Home: 625 Stewart Road, Four Oaks, NC 27524
(919) 934-0265
Email: pstewart@nccumc.org
Stewart, W. Marshall [Marshall] (Pat) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Raleigh) Layden Memorial
Home: 1048 Blue River Farm Dr., Raleigh, NC 27603-8267
(919) 772-1889
"Office: 2607 South Wilmington St., Raleigh, NC 27603
(919) 828-9642
Email: mstewart@nccumc.org
Stokes, Jr., James C. [Jim] (Diane) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham)
*Home: 300 Turnpike Rd., Laurinburg, NC 28352
(910) 277-8578
Email: jstokes@nccumc.org
Stokes, III, John L. [John] (MaLou) {Retired Full Elder}
(Wilmington) Retired
*Home: 3809 Rounding Bend Ln., Wlmington, NC 28412
(910) 799-2695
Email: jstokes@nccumc.org
Stone, Amos H. [Amos] {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham)
*Home: 165 Lake Dr. Apt. 14, Canton, NC 28716
(828) 452-2130
Email: astone@nccumc.org
Stone, Patricia [Patricia] {Retired Other Elder}
(Rockingham) Caledonia
*Home: 814 Gilchrist St., Laurinburg, NC 28352
(910) 280-4792
Email: gholloway@nccumc.org
Stone, III, Richard L. [Richard] (Diane) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Fuquay-Varina
Home: 806 E. Academy Street, Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526
(919) 552-2700
"Office: 100 S. Judd Parkway SE, Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526
(919) 552-4331 (f) (919) 557-7458
202
Email: rstone@nccumc.org
Stott, E. Russell [Russell] (Caroline) {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington)
*Home: 111 Creeks Edge, Chapel Hill, NC 27516
(919) 942-0281
Email: rstott@nccumc.org
Strother, Jonathan E. [Jon] (Diana) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Benson Memorial
Home: 8113 Coleraine Place, Raleigh, NC 27615
(919) 676-2491
"Office: 4706 Creedmoor Road, Raleigh, NC 27612
(919) 787-0789 (f) (919) 787-0466
Email: jstrother@nccumc.org
Stutts, Connie Marie [Connie] (Steve) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Beech Grove-Rhems Charge
*Home: 637 Farm Life Avenue, Vanceboro, NC 28586
(252) 244-0695
Office: 1037 Washington Post Road, New Bern, NC 2856
(252) 638-2248
Email: cstutts@nccumc.org
Stutts, D. Stephen [Steve] (Connie) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Greenville) Vanceboro
*Home: 637 Farm Life Ave., Vanceboro, NC 28586
(252) 244-0695
Email: sstutts@nccumc.org
Sullivan, Wade [Al] (Dominique) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Greenville) Jerusalem
*Home: 102 Fox Court, Dudley, NC 28333
(919) 735-0632
Office: Jerusalem UMC, 3568 Highway 13 South, Snow Hill, NC 28580
Email: wsullivan@nccumc.org
Summey, James L. [Jim] (Doris) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 127 Natalie Drive, Raleigh, NC 27603-7438
(919) 779-6419
Email: jsummey3@nc.rr.com
Supplee, Thomas [Tom] (Myra) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Macedonia
*Home: 3508 Campbell Road, Raleigh, NC 27606
(919) 851-4724
Office: 2700 Jones-Franklin Road, Cary, NC 27511
(919) 851-1551
Email: tom_myra_supplee@yahoo.com
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Sutton, Josephine A. [Josephine] {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Rockingham) Laurel Hill: Beaver Dam/Saint James
*Home: P.O. Box 1014, Laurinburg, NC 28353-1014
(910) 291-9872
Office: P.O. Box 778, Laurel Hill, NC 28351
(910) 462-2950
Email: jsutton@nccumc.org
Swanzey, Henry [Henry] (Kathy) {Probationary Elder}
(Goldsboro) Warsaw
Home: 119 S. Brighton Avenue, Warsaw, NC 28341
(910) 293-4365
"Office: P.O. Box 422, Warsaw, NC 28398
(910) 293-4944
Email: hswanzey@nccumc.org
Swartz, Alan P. [Alan] (Jo Anne) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Home Memorial
Home: 334 Page Street, Clayton, NC 27520-2452
(919) 553-6446
"Office: P.O. Box 475, Clayton, NC 27528-0475
(919) 553-6464
Email: aps@nccumc.org
Sweeley, Thomas Lynn [Tommy] (Susan) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Sanford) Southern Pines
Home: 165 Longleaf Rd., Southern Pines, NC 28387
(910) 692-3461
"Office: 175 Midland Road, Southern Pines, NC 28387-3311
(910) 692-3518 (f) (910) 692-5875
Email: tlsweeley@nccumc.org
Swett, Barbara Elaine [Elaine] (Henry H., Jr.) {Probationary Elder}
(Wilmington) Hallsboro
"Home: P.O. Box 28, 98 Wyche Street, Hallsboro, NC 28442
Office: P.O. Box 28, Hallsboro, NC 28442
(910) 646-4105
Email: eswett@nccumc.org
Switzer, Maryellen Phelan [Maryellen] (Bill) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh) Retired
"Home: 6003 Bissette Road, Wendell, NC 27591-8797
(919) 217-9095
Office: 335 Moulton Road, Louisburg, NC 27549
Email: mswitzer@nccumc.org
Sykes, Patricia S. [Pat] (R. Michael) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Sanford) Chatham/Cedar Grove
Home: 522 Glendale St., Siler City, NC 27344
(919) 742-3707
"Office: 103 Woodberry Forest, Pittsboro, NC 27312
(919) 542-3006
204
Email: pssykes@nccumc.org
Sykes, R. Michael [Mike] (Patricia) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Sanford) Siler City: First
Home: 522 W. Glendale St., Siler City, NC 27344-3860
(919) 742-3707
"Office: P.O. Box 212, 1101 W. Raleigh St., Siler City, NC 27344-0212
(919) 742-2722 (f) (919) 663-5640
Email: msykes@nccumc.org
Tatum, Jimmie Ray [Jimmie] (Martha) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Erwin-Parkers Grove
*Home: 610 Denim Drive, Erwin, NC 28339
(910) 897-5968 (f) (910) 897-5968
Office: 610 Denim Drive, Erwin, NC 28339
(910) 897-8894 (f) (910) 897-8894
Email: jrtatum@nccumc.org
Tavenner, Ray [Ray] (Anne) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Elizabeth City) Perquimans
*Home: P.O. Box 98, Winfall, NC 27985
(252) 426-5288
Office: P.O. Box 98, Winfall, NC 27985
(252) 426-5288
Email: rtavenner@nccumc.org
Taylor, II, Berry Lynn [Berry] (Bernie) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Elizabeth City) Pasquotank Correctional Institution
*Home: 3023 Crystal Lake Drive, Elizabeth City, NC 27909-9558
(252) 339-0732
Office: 527 Commerce Dr., Elizabeth City, NC 27906-5005
Email: blt@nccumc.org
Taylor, Bruce D. [Bruce] (Jennie) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 9008 Blakehurst Drive, Raleigh, NC 27617
(919) 782-4540
Email: b_taylor@nccumc.org
Taylor, Carol C. [Carol] (Mitch) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Rocky Mount) Concord UMC and Seaboard UMC
*Home: P.O. Box 419, 310 East Main Street, Conway, NC 27820
(252) 585-0634
Office: Concord UMC, 3564 Big John Store Road, Pleasant Hill, NC 27866
Email: ctaylor@nccumc.org
Taylor, Elizabeth [Libbie] {Deacon Member of Other Conference}
(New Bern) Centenary-Min. of Discipleship
*Home: 104 English Ivy Lane, New Bern, NC 28562
(252) 288-4704
Office: P.O. Box 1388, New Bern, NC 28563
(252) 637-4181
Email: etaylor@nccumc.org
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Taylor, Linda [Linda] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) Oleander/Devon Park
*Home: 5711 Wisteria Lane, Wlmington, NC 28409
(910) 799-3214
Office: 5711 Wisteria, Wilmington, NC 28409
(910) 799-0621
Email: ltaylor@nccumc.org
Taylor, Polly Ann [Polly] {Retired Local Pastor}
(Rocky Mount) Enfield Charge
*Home: P.O. Box 271, Stonewall, NC 28583
Office: P.O. Box 115, 111 North Church Street, Enfield, NC 27823-0115
(252) 445-3450
Email: ptaylor@nccumc.org
Taylor, Vermel [Vermel] {Probationary Elder}
(Rockingham) Lumberton - Mt. Olive
Home: 1804 East Elizabeth Road, Lumberton, NC 28358
(910) 671-4729
"Office: 403 E. Elizabethtown Road, Lumberton, NC 28358
Email: vtaylor@nccumc.org
Taylor, William V. [Bill] (Robin) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham) Green Lake
*Home: 128 Rankin Lake Rd., Ellerbe, NC 28338
Office: 623 Green Lake Road, Rockingham, NC 28379
(910) 276-2311
Email: beeman@nccumc.org
Teachey, Wilbur C. [Wilbur] (Sylvia) {Retired Full Elder}
(New Bern)
*Home: 133 Palmetto Place Circle, Beaufort, NC 28516
(252) 728-6422
Email: wteachey@nccumc.org
Teague, Ray [Ray] (Elaine) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Burlington) Lebanon
*Home: 5807 Crimson Ct, Mebane, NC 27302
(919) 563-6063
Office: 6101 Lebanon RD., Mebane, NC 27302
(919) 563-9883
Email: rayteague@nccumc.org
Thick, David Richard [David] (Sandy) {Full Member of other Denomination}
(New Bern) Atlantic
Home: P.O. Box 61, Atlantic, NC 28511
(252) 225-3831
"Office: P.O. Box 145, Atlantic, NC 28511
(252) 225-7701 (f) (252) 225-0828
Email: dthick@nccumc.org
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Thomas, Ginger A. [Ginger] (Roger Owens) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Duke Memorial Co-pastor
*Home: 3917 Springstop Lane, Durham, NC 27701
(919) 403-1364
Office: 504 W. Chapel Hill St., Durham, NC 27701
(919) 683-3467 (f) (919) 682-3349
Email: gthomas@nccumc.org
Thomas, Wayne E. [Wayne] (Nancy) {Retired Full Elder}
(Greenville)
*Home: P.O. Box 2784, Washington, NC 27889-2784
(252) 946-9566
Office: 4170 VOA Rd, Washington, NC 27889
(252) 946-9566
Email: wthomas@nccumc.org
Thompson, Andrew [Andrew] {Elder Member of Other Conference}
(Durham) Mount Carmel
*Home: 1124 East Oak Drive, Durham, NC 27712
(919) 765-9868
Office: P.O. Box 3167, Henderson, NC 27536
(919) 599-3737
Email: athompson@nccumc.org
Thompson, Donna [Donna] (Lloyd) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Saint Peter
*Home: 205 North Bridges Street, Hamlet, NC 28345
(910) 582-6133
Office: 205 North Bridges Street, Hamlet, NC 28345
(910) 582-6133
Email: dthompson@nccumc.org
Thompson, Jr., James F. [Jim] (Priscilla) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham)
*Home: 1004 E Scotsdale Rd, Laurinburg, NC 28352-4249
(910) 276-3227
Email: jthompson@nccumc.org
Thompson, Leo Clifford [Leo] {Retired Minister}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 3404 Blue Ridge Road, Raleigh, NC 27612-8013
(919) 781-1173 (f) (919) 781-1173
Email: leothompson@nccumc.org
Thompson, Neil H. [Neil] {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 401 Deming Road, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Email: nthompson@nccumc.org
207
Thompson, Roger E. [Roger] (Roberta) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham) Rockingham - Ledbetter
*Home: 24340 Cliff Gibson Rd, Laurel Hill, NC 28351-8724
(910) 277-8676
Office: 24340 Cliff Gibson Rd., Laurel Hill, NC 28351-8724
(910) 895-7869
Email: rthompson@nccumc.org
Thompson, Roscoe Wm. [Ross] (Pat) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Grace-CaVel
*Home: 313 Church St, Roxboro, NC 27573
(336) 599-5183
Office: 313 Church St., Roxboro, NC 27573
(336) 599-8183
Email: ross@nccumc.org
Thornton, Jason Myles [Jason] (Tammy) {Student Local Pastor}
(Durham) Stem-Bullocks Charge
Home: P.O. Box 10, Stem, NC 27581
(919) 528-1080
"Office: P.O. Box 10, Stem, NC 27581
(919) 528-1080
Email: jthornton@nccumc.org
Thornton-Irvine, Janet G. [Jan] (Julian Irvine) {Deacon in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Mebane
*Home: 5514 Quail Hollow Dr, Hillsborough, NC 27278-9121
(919) 479-0036
Office: Mebane UMC, 200 S. Fourth St., Mebane, NC 27302
(919) 563-4301 (f) (919) 563-4326
Email: jthornton-irvine@nccumc.org
Tilley, Robert C. [Bob] (Jean) {Associate Member}
(New Bern) Harkers Island
Home: 497 Cape Lookout Dr., Harkers Island, NC 28531
(252) 838-6187
"Office: P.O. Box 307, Harkers Island, NC 28531
(252) 728-7051 (f) (252) 838-6187
Email: tilley@nccumc.org
Tosto, James Edward [Jim] (Kay) {Associate Member}
(New Bern) Faith
Home: 272 Old Nassau Rd, Williston, NC 28579
(252) 729-2811 (f) (252) 729-2811
"Office: 4143 Dr M L King Jr. Blvd., New Bern, NC 28560
(252) 633-6826
Email: jtosto@nccumc.org
Trail, Mary [Mary] {Retired Other Full Member}
(Elizabeth City) Perkins
*Home: 209 Cherokee Trail, Edenton, NC 27932
(252) 221-4188
208
Email: mtrail@nccumc.org
Trotter, J. Albert [Al] (Gay) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Incapacity Leave
*Home: 427 Glenwood Ave., Burlington, NC 27215
(336) 229-1855
Email: atrotter@nccumc.org
Troy, Angelo McKinley [Angelo] {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Rockingham) Red Springs: Rhyne Memorial
Home: P.O. Box 693, Red Springs, NC 28377-0693
(910) 843-2752
"Office: P.O. Box 693, Red Springs, NC 28377-0693
(910) 843-3791
Email: revtroy@nccumc.org
Tucker, C. Clyde [Clyde] (Margarita) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 216 Tuckerdale Trail, Zebulon, NC 27597-6868
(919) 269-4843 (f) (919) 404-2447
Email: ctucker@nccumc.org
Tucker, Stuart [Stuart] (Karen) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: 585 Fisher St., Walpole, MA 02081
(508) 668-4624
Email: stucker@nccumc.org
Turner, Joann Hanger [Joann] (Marvin) {Retired Local Pastor}
(Goldsboro) St. Paul - Assoc.
*Home: 115 Quail Croft Drive, Goldsboro, NC 27534-9626
(919) 759-2512
Office: 204 East Chestnut Street, Goldsboro, NC 27530
(919) 734-2965
Email: jturner@nccumc.org
Tysinger, Richard M. [Rick] (Stephanie H.) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Sanford) Bethlehem-Cumnock Charge
*Home: 5636 Deep River Road, Sanford, NC 27330
(919) 774-9741 (f) (919) 774-9741
Office: 5636 Deep River Road, Sanford, NC 27330
(919) 774-9741
Email: revrick@alltel.net
Tyson, Jr., Bobby P. [Bobby] (Christie) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Sanford) Troy: Trinity
Home: 234 N Russell St., Troy, NC 27371
(910) 572-2300
"Office: P.O. Box 502, Troy, NC 27371
(910) 576-1651
Email: btyson@nccumc.org
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Tyson, Sr., Bobby P. [Bobby] {Retired Full Elder}
(Goldsboro) Elevation
*Home: 254 Lake Park Circle, Smithfield, NC 27577
(919) 300-1471
Office: 5101 Elevation Rd., Benson, NC 27504
(919) 894-4237
Email: btysonsr@nccumc.org
Tyson, John H. [John] (Elizabeth) {Elder in Full Connection}
(New Bern) Swansboro
Home: 613 Russell St., Swansboro, NC 28584
(910) 326-4373
"Office: 665 W. Corbett Ave., SwansborO, NC 28584
(910) 326-4822 (f) (910) 325-0717
Email: jtyson@nccumc.org
Tyson, M. Eugene [Gene] {Retired Full Elder}
(Wilmington) Retired
*Home: 405 Club Dr., Myrtle Beach, SC 29572
(843) 251-5679
Email: etyson@nccumc.org
Tyson, Vernon C. [Vernon] (Martha) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh) Retired Minister
*Home: 900 Williamson Dr, Raleigh, NC 27608-2352
(919) 832-7176
Email: vtyson@nccumc.org
Upton, John Pendleton [John] (Patsy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Milton Charge
*Home: 215 N. Cameron St., Hillsborough, NC 27278
(919) 732-4386
Office: P.O. Box 176, Milton, NC 27305
Email: jupton@nccumc.org
Vallasenor, Jose [Jose] {Part-time Local Pastor}
*Home: 3328 Lassiter St., Durham, NC 27707
Email: jlvallasenor@nccumc.org
Vanderford, Deborah Jean [Deborah] (Jack) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Ocean View-Assoc.
*Home: 158 NE 2nd Street, Oak Island, NC 28465
(910) 471-2186
Office: Ocean View United Methodist Ch, 8400 E. Oak Island Drive, Oak Island, NC
28465
(910) 278-5973
Email: dvanderford@nccumc.org
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Varden, John G. [John] (Nancy) {Elder Member of Other Conference}
(Burlington) Center
*Home: 9203 Center Church Rd., Snow Camp, NC 27349-9701
(336) 376-8032
Office: 9204 Center Church Rd., Snow Camp, NC 27349
(336) 376-9376 (f) (336) 376-5221
Email: jgvarden@nccumc.org
Varden, Nancy Johnston [Nancy] (John) {Full Member of Other Conference}
(Raleigh) St. Francis- Assoc.
Home: 9203 Center Church Rd., Snow Camp, NC 27349
(336) 376-8032
"Office: 2965 Kildaire Farm Rd., Cary, NC 27511
(919) 362-1666
Email: nancyejv@saintfrancisumc.org
Vaughan, Richard C. [Richard] (Deborah) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) Shallotte: Camp
Home: 4646 Mintz St., Shallotte, NC 28470-5232
(910) 754-6355
"Office: P.O. Box 776, Shallotte, NC 28459-0776
(910) 754-4840 (f) (910) 754-4850
Email: rvaughan@nccumc.org
Vaughn, II, Stephen W. [Stephen] (Jane) {Retired Deacon}
(Greenville)
"Home: 205 Adams Blvd, Greenville, NC 27858-4818
(252) 758-5752
Email: svaughn@nccumc.org
Vickers, Hope A. [Hope] (Darrell) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) Whiteville
"Home: 115 W. Frink St., Whiteville, NC 28472
(910) 207-6030
Office: 902 Pinckney St., Whiteville, NC 28472
(910) 642-6675
Email: hvickers@nccumc.org
Vieregg, Carla Scanlan [Carla] (Ed) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Extension Ministry
"Home: 8279 W. 90th Place, Westminster, CO 80021
(720) 404-5421
Email: cvieregg@nccumc.org
Villasenor, Jose Luis [Jose Luis] (Rocio) {Member of other Denomination}
(Raleigh) Apex - Comm. & Latino Min.
"Home: 207 E. Moore St., Apex, NC 27502
(919) 402-1522
Office: 100 S. Hughes St., Apex, NC 27502
(919) 362-7807
Email: jlvillasenor@nccumc.org
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Vinson, Nina Paul [Nina Paul] {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Greenville) Noble's Chapel
*Home: P.O. Box 238, Maury, NC 28554
(252) 747-5742
Office: P.O. Box 238, Maury, NC 28554
(252) 747-5742
Email: npvinson@nccumc.org
Wade, David C. [David] (Cynthia) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Camp Ground
Home: 5505 Nix Rd., Fayetteville, NC 28314
(910) 864-2760 (f) (910) 867-8068
"Office: 4625 Camp Ground Rd., Fayetteville, NC 28314
(910) 867-9436 (f) (910) 867-8068
Email: dwade@nccumc.org
Waggoner, James Milan [Jim] (Margaret) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
"Home: 3212 Barker Place, Raleigh, NC 27604-2456
(919) 850-9102
Email: jwaggoner@nccumc.org
Wagner, Douglas [Douglas] {Probationary Elder}
(Durham) Rougemont
Home: 8009 Bunny Rd., Rougemont, NC 27572-9195
(919) 245-0015
"Office: 8009 Bunny Rd., Rougemont, NC 27572
(919) 245-0015
Email: djwagner@nccumc.org
Wagner, Richard [Randy] (Brenda) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Wilmington: Epworth
Home: 1 Pinecrest Parkway, Wlmington, NC 28401
(910) 343-0991
"Office: 408 Willard St., Wilmington, NC 28401
(910) 762-1407
Email: rwagner@nccumc.org
Walker Jones, Kelli [Kelli] (Logan) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Extension Ministry
Home: 4215 Arbutus Dr, Raleigh, NC 27612
(919) 510-0369
"Office: 316 W Millbrook Suite 217, Raleigh, NC 27609
(919) 847-7442
Email: kwalkerjones@nccumc.org
Wall, C. Arthur [Arthur] (Carol) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Greenville) Incapacity Leave
"Home: 217 Blair Dr, Angier, NC 27501
(919) 639-7651
Email: awall@nccumc.org
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Wall, Clifford [Clifford] (Christi) {Student Local Pastor}
(Durham) Banks
*Home: 2632 NC Hwy 96, Franklinton, NC 27525
(919) 528-2423
Office: 2632 NC Hwy 96, Franklinton, NC 27525
(919) 528-2423
Email: cwwall@nccumc.org
Wall, Lynn T. [Lynn] {Retired Full Elder}
(Wilmington)
*Home: 7323 Rabbitt Hollow Dr., Wilmington, NC 28411
(910) 798-0426
Email: lwall@nccumc.org
Wallace, Robert L. [Bob] (Christine) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: 2600 Croasdaile Farm Pkwy, A-163 The Homestead, Durham, NC 27705
(919) 384-2145
Email: bwallace@nccumc.org
Walters, Norma [Norma] (Rev. M.B. Collier) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Leave of Absence
*Home: 511 Guess Rd., Durham, NC 27712
(919) 477-8963
Email: normawalters@nccumc.org
Walton, Brenda Crawford [Brenda] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Clinical Chaplain, Durham Regional
*Home: 44 Stoneridge Rd., Durham, NC 27705
(919) 490-1841
Office: 3643 N. Roxboro Rd., Durham, NC 27704
(919) 470-8316
Email: bcwalton@nccumc.org
Ward, Jr., Herman Nathan [Herman] (Ann) {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington) Retired
*Home: 4615 Eno Cemetary Road, Cedar Grove, NC 27231-9414
(919) 732-4756
Email: hward@nccumc.org
Ward, Richard L. [Rick] (Shirley) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) Saulston
*Home: 5014 Wayne Memorial Dr., Goldsboro, NC 27534
(919) 778-5231
Office: 5014 Wayne Memorial Dr, Goldsboro, 27534
(919) 778-9881 (f) (919) 778-9881
Email: rlward7@nccumc.org
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Ward, Shirley Acker [Shirley] (Rick) {Associate Member}
(Goldsboro) Brogden
*Home: 5014 Wayne Memorial Drive, Goldsboro, NC 27534
(919) 778-5231
Office: 2918 Highway 117 South, Dudley, NC 28333
(919) 734-5244
Email: saward@nccumc.org
Ware, Timothy Gene [Tim] (Lynette) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Greenville) Aurora-Hobucken
*Home: 104 Salem Rd, Washingon, NC 27889
(252) 975-4548
Office: 590 S. 5th St., Aurora, NC 27806
Email: tware@nccumc.org
Warren, Jr., D. Ray [Ray] (Jill) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Orange
Home: 100 North Haven Drive, Chapel Hill, NC 27516
(91 ) 967-8563
"Office: 1220 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Chapel Hill, NC 27514-6600
(919) 942-2825 (f) (919) 942-9888
Email: rwarren@nccumc.org
Warren, H. Robert [Bob] (Shirley B.) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 917 Keiths Rd, Knightdale, NC 27545-8400
(919) 266-6931
Email: rwarren@nccumc.org
Warren, James H. [James] {Retired Full Elder}
(Greenville)
*Home: 4347 Lebanon Pike M-220, Hermitage, TN 37076
(615) 871-8196
Email: jwarren@nccumc.org
Warren, Jr., James I. [Jim] (Marjorie) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 350 Crum Dr, Lk Junaluska, NC 28745-9719
(828) 452-0782
Email: jwarren@nccumc.org
Warren, Jr., W. Arthur [Arthur] (Becky) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Elizabeth City) Murfreesboro
Home: 304 S. 4th. Street, P.O. Box 392, Murfreesboro, NC 27855-0392
(252) 398-4551
"Office: P.O. Box 392, Murfreesboro, NC 27855-0392
(252) 398-4556
Email: awarren@nccumc.org
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Warren, W. Donald [Donald] (Lori) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Wake Forest
*Home: 903 South Main St., Wake Forest, NC 27587-9277
(919) 556-3653
Office: 905 South Main St., Wake Forest, NC 27587-9277
(919) 556-2239 (f) (919) 556-1465
Email: dwarren@nccumc.org
Waters, Denise Conner [Denise] (Davis) {Deacon in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Croasdaile Village Ret. Com.
*Home: 127 Tuscarora Dr., Hillsborough, NC 27278
(919) 732-5865
Office: 2600 Croasdaile Farm Pkwy, Croasdaile Village Commons, Durham, NC
27705-3899
(919) 384-3521
Email: dwaters@nccumc.org
Watkins, Pamela Jane [Pam] {Probationary Elder}
(Sanford) Biscoe/Bascom Charge
Home: 202 Church St, P.O. Box 88, Biscoe, NC 27209
(910) 428-4862
"Office: P.O.Box 88, Biscoe, NC 27209
(910) 428-1008
Email: pwatkins@nccumc.org
Watson, Debra Starling [Debra] (Andy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Elizabeth City) Incapacity Leave
*Home: 622 Highland Park Dr., Eden, NC 27288-4939
(336) 623-5912
Email: dwatson@nccumc.org
Watson, H. Langill [Langill] (Elizabeth) {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington)
*Home: 110 Covington Drive, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(919) 490-8655
Email: lwatson@nccumc.org
Way, Jr., Robert B. [Bob] (Rosalyn) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Sanford) Mt. Zion-Hickory Mtn.-Ebenezer
*Home: 20 Birchwood Drive, Pittsboro, NC 27312-8726
(919) 542-6710 (f) (919) 545-9416
Office: 20 Birchwood Drive, Pittsboro, NC 27312-8726
(919) 542-6710 (f) (919) 545-9416
Email: rway@nccumc.org
Weaver, Jr., James T. [Jimmy] (Deborah O.) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Greenville) Snow Hill: Calvary Memorial
*Home: 109 W Greene St., Snow Hill, NC 28580
(252) 747-3723
Office: P.O. Box 445, Snow Hill, NC 28580-0445
(252) 747-3360 (f) (252) 747-3360
Email: jweaver@nccumc.org
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Weaver, Walter P. [Walter] (Peggy) {Retired Full Elder}
(Fayetteville)
*Home: 623 Rockingham Rd, Lakeland, FL 33809-4004
(863) 859-5280
Email: wweaver@nccumc.org
Webb-Bowden, Julia [Julia] (Larry) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) NC Dir. , Society of St. Andrew
Home: 8 Brower Circle, Durham, NC 27705
(919) 403-9534
"Office: P.O. Box 25081, Durham, NC 27702-5081
(919) 683-3011
Email: julia523@nccumc.org
Weber, Michael D. [Mike] (Barbara) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Fletcher's Chapel
Home: 7341 Mill Ridge Rd, Raleigh, NC 27613
(919) 870-5154
"Office: 1919 Fletcher's Chapel Rd, Durham, NC 27703-2820
(919) 688-3186
Email: mweber@nccumc.org
Wehrle, David Christopher [Dave] (Janet) {Elder Member of Other Conference}
(Goldsboro) West Clayton: New Church
*Home: 161 Victor Court, Garner, NC 27529
(919) 647-9449
Email: dwehrle@nccumc.org
Weinrich, Luise Kathraine [Luise] (Clint) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Appointed to Attend School
*Home: 39-84 50th St., Woodside, NY 11377
Weisser, William J. [Bill] (Anne) {Deacon in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Edenton Street
Home: 1214 Currituck Dr, Raleigh, NC 27609-5539
(919) 787-7364
"Office: 228 W Edenton St, Raleigh, NC 27603-1714
(919) 832-7536 (f) (919) 829-5780
Email: wweisser@nccumc.org
Wellborn, Michael [Brian] (Greer) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Sanford) Silk Hope Charge
*Home: 7760 Silk Hope-Gum Springs Rd., Siler City, NC 27344
(919) 742-5222
Office: 7760 Silk Hope-Gum Springs Rd., Siler City, NC 27344
(919) 742-5222
Email: mwellborn@nccumc.org
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Wells, Benjamin E. [Benjamin] (Tobyn Leigh) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) Wallace
*Home: 207 South Duplin St., Wallace, NC 28466-1433
(910) 285-3386
Office: 301 South College St., Wallace, NC 28466-1425
(910) 285-2857 (f) (910) 285-9000
Email: bwells@nccumc.org
Wells, Jr., William M. [Bill] (Dixie) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rockingham) Retired
Home: 2200 Elm Ave. #1001, Laurinburg, NC 28352
(910) 276-0035
"Office: P.O. Box 445, Laurinburg, NC 28353-0445
(910) 276-0035
Email: wmwells@nccumc.org
Wells, Jr., Woodrow W. [Woody] (Carole) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Haymount
*Home: 110 Ellington St, Fayetteville, NC 28305
(910) 483-7274
Office: 1700 Ft. Bragg Rd., Fayetteville, NC 28303-6800
(910) 484-0181 (f) (910) 484-9805
Email: wwells@nccumc.org
Wenberg, Jr., John W. [John] (Carol) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rocky Mount) Englewood
*Home: 3312 Woodlawn Rd., Rocky Mount, NC 27804
(252) 443-6916
Office: P.O. Box 7128, Rocky Mount, NC 27804-0128
(252) 443-2926 (f) (252) 937-6592
Email: jwenberg@nccumc.org
Werner, Marc H. [Marc] (Donna) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Fayetteville) St. Matthews
Home: 232 Wildlife Way, Fayetteville, NC 28314
(910) 867-4716
"Office: 202 Hope Mills, Fayetteville, NC 28304
(910) 425-0401 (f) (910) 425-9393
Email: revwerner@nccumc.org
West, Pearl G. [Pearl] {Retired Full Elder}
(New Bern)
*Home: 231 Pinners Point Rd., Beaufort, NC 28516
(252) 728-7353
Email: pwest@nccumc.org
West, Jr., Thaddeus C. [T. C] (Ellen) {Retired Local Pastor}
(Goldsboro) Beston-Walker Memorial
*Home: 144 Mark Edwards Rd, La Grange, NC 28551-7542
(919) 778-0428
Office: 144 Mark Edwards Rd, La Grange, NC 28551-7542
Email: twest@nccumc.org
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Whitaker, Karen H. [Karen] (Alan) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Soapstone
Home: 104 Camden Branch Dr., Cary, NC 27511
(919) 233-0007 (f) (919) 233-0007
"Office: 12837 Norwood Road, Raleigh, NC 27613
(919) 846-2212 (f) (919) 846-7161
Email: kwhitaker@nccumc.org
White, Clinton Lane [Clint] (Lynn) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Greenville) Wesley Memorial
*Home: 4247 Daughety White Rd., Kinston, NC 28501
(252) 523-7811
Office: 2979 Wesley Church Rd., Farmville, NC 27828
(252) 527-6301
Email: pigskinpreacher1@nccumc.org
White, Dena McFarland [Dena] (Tom) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Leave of Absence
*Home: P.O. Box 264, Norman, NC 28367
(91 ) 65 -389
Email: dwhite@nccumc.org
White, John H. [John] (Nancy) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 7213 Nicholson Ct, Raleigh, NC 27616-5697
(919) 878-8579
Email: jwhite@nccumc.org
White, Susan Harris [Susan] (Carlton) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Bethesda
*Home: 39 Chippers Way, Durham, NC 27705
(919) 382-7510
Office: 2309 South Miami Blvd., Durham, NC 27703
(919) 596-3948
Email: swhite@nccumc.org
Whitley, Edgar Earl [Ed] {Retired Minister}
(Elizabeth City)
*Home: 100 Sawgrass Bend, Virginia Beach, VA 23451-6533
(757) 425-0484
Email: ewhitley@nccumc.org
Whittaker, James D. [Jim] (Dianna) {Probationary Elder}
(Sanford) Bonlee Charge
Home: 115 Al Davis Rd., Bear Creek, NC 27207
(919) 837-5389 (f) (919) 837-5389
"Office: P.O. Box 81, Bonlee, NC 27213
(919) 837-5389 (f) (919) 837-5389
Email: jdwhittaker@nccumc.org
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Wiggins, Carson 0. [Carson] (Moeine) {Retired Full Elder}
(Burlington)
*Home: 2137 Brucewood Rd., Haw River, NC 27258
(336) 578-7545
Email: cwiggins@nccumc.org
Wilburn, William Joseph [Joe] (Betsy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Sanford) Jonesboro
Home: 917 Fitts St., Sanford, NC 27330
(919) 775-2616
"Office: P.O. Box 2576, Sanford, NC 27331-2576
(919) 775-7023 (f) (919) 775-3605
Email: wwilburn@nccumc.org
Wilder, Trudy [Trudy] (Steve) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Westview
*Home: 232 Brockway Road, Wilmington, NC 28411
(910) 686-0699
Office: 232 Brockway Road, Wilmington, NC 28411
Email: twilder@nccumc.org
Wilkerson, Richard Phillip [Rick] (Kathy) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) First-Cary, Associate
Home: 317 Swiss Lake Dr, Cary, NC 27513
(919) 481-1085
"Office: 117 S Academy St, Cary, NC 27511
(919) 467-1861
Email: rwilkerson@nccumc.org
Wilkins, Deborah S, [Deborah] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Sanford) Candor UMC
*Home: 142 E. Randolph St, P.O. Box 456, Candor, NC 27229
(910) 974-4504
Office: P.O.Box 456, Candor, NC 27229
(910) 974-4454
Email: dwilkins@nccumc.org
Wilkinson, Howard M. [Hank] (Virginia) {Retired Full Elder}
(Rocky Mount)
*Home: 4691 Jackson By-Pass Rd., Garysburg, NC 27831-3528
(252) 536-3528
Email: hwilkinson@nccumc.org
Wilkinson, Scott Taylor [Scott] (Vickie) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Greenville) Dir. of Wesley Foundation, ECU
*Home: 108 Ridge Rd., Chocowinity, NC 27817
(252) 833-4392
Office: Wesley Foundation of Greenvil, 501 E. 5th Street, Greenville, NC 27858
(252) 758-2030 (f) (252) 830-9527
Email: swilkinson@nccumc.org
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Willard, Nancy [Nancy] (Spencer) {Probationary Elder}
(Sanford) Roseland
Home: 8160 Glasgow Drive, Laurinburg, NC 28352
(910) 276-4724
"Office: 181 Rose Ridge Rd., Aberdeen, NC 28315
(910) 281-4006
Email: nwillard@nccumc.org
Williams, Brad {Elder Member of Other Conference}
(New Bern) NWB - Faith
*Home: 4143 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, New Bern, NC 28562
(252) 675-8891
Email: bradwilliams@nccumc.org
Williams, David Bennett [Ben] (Anna) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) St. Mark's Co-Pastor
Home: 305 Glen Valley Drive, Raleigh, NC 27609
(919) 870-5824
"Office: 4801 Six Forks Rd., Raleigh, NC 27609-5205
(919) 787-0544 (f) (919) 787-7548
Email: ben@nccumc.org
Williams, James A. [Jimmy] {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: P.O. Box 489, Louisburg, NC 27549
(919) 340-1653
Email: jwilliams@nccumc.org
Williams, James E. [Jim] (Jo-Ann) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) Bethel (Wayne Co.)
*Home: 295 LaGrange Rd., LaGrange, NC 28551
(919) 778-3502
Office: 295 LaGrange Road, LaGrange, NC 28551
(919) 778-5292
Email: jewilliams@nccumc.org
Williams, John E. [Johnny] (Jane) {Retired Full Elder}
(Greenville)
*Home: 504 Golfers Ln., Nashville, NC 27856-1652
(252) 459-4324
Email: jwilliams@nccumc.org
Williams, Kristen Driscoll [Kris] (Thomas Allen Williams) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rocky Mount) Edgecombe Parrish
*Home: 213 Pinetops Dr., Pinetops, NC 27864
(252) 827-2482
Office: P.O. Box 13, Pinetops, NC 27864
(252) 827-4176
Email: kwilliams@nccumc.org
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Williams, Richard J. [Richard] (Carolyn) {Retired Deacon}
(Goldsboro) Retired
*Home: 410 South Fourth Street, Smithfield, NC 27577-3916
(919) 934-8915
Email: rwilliams@nccumc.org
Williams, Jr., Samuel A. [Skip] (Betsy A.) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) Southport: Trinity
*Home: 3291 Beaver Creek Dr, Southport, NC 28461
(910) 253-7965
Office: 209 East Nash St, Southport, NC 28461
(910) 457-6633 (f) (910) 457-6653
Email: skip@nccumc.org
Williams, Terry Michael [Terry] (Jane) {Associate Member}
(Fayetteville) Spring Hill
*Home: 1870 Spring Hill Church Road, Lillington, NC 27546
(910) 893-6381 (f) (910) 893-4055
Office: 1870 Spring Hill Church Road, Lillington, NC 27546
(910) 893-4723
Email: twilliams@nccumc.org
Williams, William F. [Bill] (Edna) {Retired Full Elder}
(Sanford) Pinebluff: First
*Home: P.O. Box 189, Aberdeen, NC 28315
(910) 944-750
Office: Pinebluff UMC, 275 E. Philadelphia Ave., Pinebluff, NC 28373
Email: wwilliams@nccumc.org
Williford, Gladys R. [Gladys] {Retired Full Elder}
(Greenville)
*Home: P.O. Box 7322, Chestnut Mountain, GA 30502-0322
(770) 965-2427
Email: gwilliford@nccumc.org
Willingham, Malcolm Craig [Mac] (Johnny Carol) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Clinical Chap. /Counselor
*Home: P.O. Box 517, Rockingham, NC 28380
(910) 995-8077
Office: Care Resources, Inc., P.O. Box 517, Rockingham, NC 28380
(910) 895-0393
Email: mwillingham@nccumc.org
Willis, Betty Bobbitt [Betty] (Don) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Rocky Mount) Macon
*Home: P.O. Box 353, 106 College Street, Littleton, NC 27850
(252) 586-2799
Office: P.O. Box 10, Macon, NC 27551
Email: bwillis@nccumc.org
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Willis, James R. [Rusty] (Etta) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Wesley's Chapel
Home: 2375 Peanut Plant Rd., Elizabethtown, NC 28337
(910) 645-4934
"Office: 2409 Peanut Plant Rd., Elizabethtown, NC 28337
(910) 645-4011 (f) (910) 645-6207
Email: jwillis@nccumc.org
Wilson, III, A. J. [Jack] (Nelson Campbell) {Retired Full Elder}
(Raleigh)
*Home: 5600 Lake Resort Terrace Apt. 4151, Chattanooga, TN 37415-7543
(423) 821-8117
Email: jwilson@nccumc.org
Wilson, III, Ben H. [Ben] {Retired Full Elder}
(Sanford)
*Home: P.O. Box 73, WestEnd, NC 27376-0073
(910) 673-4556
Email: bwilson@nccumc.org
Wilson, Claude T. [Claude] (Dorothy) {Retired Full Elder}
(Greenville) Woodington
*Home: 280 Gray Rd., Vanceboro, NC 28586-8100
(252) 244-0028
Office: 3994 Hwy 258 South, Kinston, NC 28504
Email: cwilson@nccumc.org
Wilson, G. David [David] (Shelba) {Retired Other Full Member}
(Burlington) Yanceyville
*Home: 857 Milton Hwy, Ringgold, VA 24586
(434) 822-7127
Office: P.O. Box 9, Yanceyville, NC 27379
Email: dwilson@nccumc.org
Wilson, James L. [Jim] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Greenville) St. James
Home: 210 Brandon Avenue, Tarboro, NC 27886
(252) 823-2795
"Office: 211 East St. James Street, Tarboro, NC 27886
(252) 823-3783 (f) (252) 823-5573
Email: jimwilson@nccumc.org
Wilson, Jenny H. [Jenny] (Paul) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Knightdale
Home: 423 3rd. Ave., Knightdale, NC 27545-9448
(919) 266-2110
"Office: P.O. Box 83, Knightdale, NC 27545-0083
(919) 266-2373 (f) (919) 266-2310
Email: jhwilson@nccumc.org
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Wilson, Jr., Kelly J. [Kelly] (Jean L.) {Retired Full Elder}
(Greenville)
*Home: 3101 Westchester Dr, Tarboro, NC 27886
(252) 823-2567
Email: kelly15107@nccumc.org
Wilson-Parsons, C. Scott [Scott] (Mary Jane) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Elizabeth City) Pilmoor Memorial
Home: P.O. Box 65, Currituck, NC 27929-0065
(252) 232-3391 (f) (252) 232-3016
"Office: P.O. Box 65, Currituck, NC 27929
(252) 232-2136 (f) (252) 232-3016
Email: scottwp@nccumc.org
Wilson-Parsons, Mary Jane [Mary Jane] (Scott) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Elizabeth City) Coord., Sexual Ethics Concerns
Home: P.O. Box 65, 186 Courthouse Rd, Currituck, NC 27929-0065
(252) 232-3391 (f) (252) 232-3016
"Office: 102ACoinjock Village Dr., Barco, NC 27917
(877) 603-8816 (f) (252) 453-6849
Email: maryjane@nccumc.org
Wingfield, Neal Eddins [Neal] (Page) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) Salem
*Home: 2706 Salem Church Road, Goldsboro, NC 27530
(919) 735-1318
Office: 2706 Salem Church Road, Goldsboro, NC 27530
(919) 735-9210
Email: nwingfield@nccumc.org
Wingo, Brian W. [Brian] (Diane) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Durham) Pleasant Green
Home: 5532 Jomali Dr., Durham, NC 27705-8392
(919) 383-1397
"Office: 3005 Pleasant Green Rd., Durham, NC 27705-7134
(919) 383-2339 (f) (919) 383-5701
Email: bwingo@nccumc.org
Winn, Roy [Roy] (Dorothy) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Goldsboro) Seven Springs
Home: 210 New St., Seven Springs, NC 28578
(252) 569-1665
"Office: P.O. Box 64, Seven Springs, NC 28578
Email: revroywinn@embarqmail.net
Winner, Charles S. [Chuck] (Jane) {Student Local Pastor}
(Sanford) Bynum
"Home: 774 Bynum Road, Pittsboro, NC 27312
(919) 542-4715
Office: P.O. Box 6, Bynum, NC 27228
(919) 542-4715
Email: cswinner@nccumc.org
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Winston, III, Joseph A. [Jay] (Donnie) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Saint Luke
*Home: 1703 Anita Drive, Laurinburg, NC 28352
(910) 276-6918
Office: 1501 Turnpike Rd., Laurinburg, NC 28352
(910) 276-6821
Email: jwinston@nccumc.org
Wise, Denny C. [Denny] (Judy) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham) Retired
*Home: 2464 Pepperstone Dr., Graham, NC 27253
(336) 792-2340
Office: 105 McClanahan St, Oxford, NC 27565
Email: dwise@nccumc.org
Wise, Gilliam P. [Gil] (Linda) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) Solid Rock
Home: 1054 Melody Lane, Cameron, NC 28326
(910) 497-6649
"Office: P.O. Box 100, Olivia, NC 28368-0100
(919) 498-2139
Email: gwise@nccumc.org
Witherington, II, Ben [Ben] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) Professor, Asbury Theological Seminary
*Home: 2004 Lampton Circle, Lexington, KY 40514
(859) 223-6308
Office: 204 N. Lexington Ave., Wilmore, KY 40390
(859) 858-2329
Email: bwitherington@nccumc.org
Witt, Peggy O. [Peg] {Retired Full Elder}
(New Bern)
*Home: 174 China Grove Road, Arapahoe, NC 28510
(252) 249-3619
Office: 107 N. Market St. (Trenton Ch), Trenton, NC 28585
Email: pwitt@nccumc.org
Witt, Jr., William J [Bill] {Retired Minister}
(Durham)
*Home: 112 Monterey Lane, Durham, NC 27713-2518
(919) 815-7869
Email: bwitt@nccumc.org
Wittman, Raymond Karl [Ray] (Diana) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Elizabeth City) Duck
Home: 252 Hillcrest Drive, Southern Shores, NC 27949
(252) 261-3813
"Office: P.O. Box 8010, Duck, NC 27949
(252) 261-1525 (f) (252) 261-0828
Email: rwittman@nccumc.org
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Wolfe, William L. [Bill] (Biddie) {Retired Minister}
(Burlington)
*Home: 714 Wendy Drive, Graham, NC 27253
(336) 570-1595
Email: wwolfe@nccumc.org
Womack, Jr., LaVerne B. [Verne] (Leslie Ann) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Rockingham) Incapacity Leave
*Home: 10760 Taylor Road, Laurinburg, NC 28352
(910) 610-1248
Email: lwomack@nccumc.org
Womack, Leslie C. [Leslie] (LaVerne) {Retired Diaconal Minister}
(Rockingham)
*Home: 10760 Taylor Road, Laurinburg, NC 28352
(910) 610-1248
Office: Church Community Services, 108 Gill St., Laurinburg, NC 28352
(910) 276-8330
Email: lcwomack@nccumc.org
Womack, Samuel J. [Samuel] {Retired Full Elder}
(Fayetteville)
*Home: 405 Forsythe Street, #221, Fayetteville, NC 28303
(910) 829-7221
Office: 1700 Fort Bragg Road, Fayetteville, NC 28303
Wong, Heather Herrin [Heather] (Philip) {Probationary Elder}
(Raleigh) Leave of Absence
*Home: 810 Roanoke Dr., Cary, NC 27513
Email: hwong@nccumc.org
Wood, Andrew B. [Andy] (Sheila) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Fayetteville) Mt. Moriah
Home: 4491 Minnie Hall Rd., Autryville, NC 28318-9518
(910) 531-3537
"Office: P.O. Box 216, Salemburg, NC 28385-0216
(910) 525-5138
Email: awood@nccumc.org
Wood, Jr., Robert Wayne [Wayne] (Toni) {Interim Supply}
(Elizabeth City) Wesley
*Home: 1686 Morgans Corner Rd., Elizabeth City, NC 27909
(252) 771-2265
Office: 152 Alder Branch Rd, Shiloh, NC 27974
Email: rwood@nccumc.org
Wood, Toni L. [Toni] (Wayne) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Elizabeth City) Newland
*Home: 1686 Morgans Corner Rd, Elizabeth City, NC 27909
(252) 771-2265
Office: 1686 Morgans Corner Rd, Elizabeth City, NC 27909
Email: twood@nccumc.org
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Woodard, Jr., John R. [John] (Rita) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Burlington) Phillips Chapel UMC
*Home: 2557 Brucewood Rd., Graham, NC 27253
(336) 578-7409
Office: Phillips Chapel UMC, 2557 Brucewood Rd., Graham, NC 27253
(336) 578-5180 (f) (336) 578-5180
Email: jwoodard@nccumc.org
Woodcock, Eldon [Woody] (Libby) {Retired Full Elder}
(Durham)
*Home: P.O. Box 189, Hawley, PA 18428
(570) 685-9475
Email: ewoodcock@nccumc.org
Woodhouse, Andrea Reese [Andi] (David) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) Wesleyan Chapel
*Home: 204 Gun Raven Lane, Wilmington, NC 28411-8329
(910) 686-5024
Office: 10255 US HWY 17, Wilmington, NC 27514-2403
(910) 686-4041
Email: arwoodhouse@nccumc.org
Woodhouse, David William [David] (Andrea (Andi)) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Wilmington) Wesleyan Chapel
*Home: 204 Gun Raven Lane, Wilmington, NC 28411-8329
(910) 686-5024
Office: 10255 US HWY 17, Wlmington, NC 28411
(910) 686-4041
Email: dwwoodhouse@nccumc.org
Woodrow, Rani Partridge [Rani] (Brian) {Probationary Elder}
(Rocky Mount) Stantonsburg/Black Creek
*Home: P.O. Box 36, Stantonsburg, NC 27883
(252) 238-3402
Office: P.O. Box 6, Stantonsburg, NC 27883-0006
(252) 238-3838
Email: rwoodrow@nccumc.org
Woolsey, David [David] (Amy) {Part-time Local Pastor}
(Elizabeth City) Wndsor
*Home: 407 S. Queen St., Wndsor, NC 27983-6732
(252) 794-2112
Office: P.O. Box 238, Windsor, NC 27983-0238
(252) 794-3785
Email: dwoolsey@nccumc.org
Wooten, James Elton [Jimmy] (LeAnn) {Probationary Elder}
(Burlington) Cedar Cliff
*Home: 4683 Cedar Cliff Rd., Graham, NC 27253
(336) 376-3829
Office: 4683 Cedar Cliff Rd., Graham, NC 27253
(336) 376-6321
Email: jwooten@nccumc.org
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Workman, Anna Gail [Anna Gail] (George) {Diaconal Minister}
(Burlington) Ext. Mini.-Asst. Council Dir. , VAConf.
*Home: 2114 US Hwy 70, Mebane, NC 27302-9034
(919) 563-3488 (f) (919) 563-3006
Office: P.O. Box 1719, 10330 Staples Mill Road, Glen Allen, VA 23060
(804) 521-1156
Email: aworkman@nccumc.org
Worth, Sr., Leroy [Leroy] (Rennett) {Retired Associate Member}
(Rockingham)
*Home: 1408 Swallow Drive, Raleigh, NC 27606
(919) 851-6315 (f) (919) 859-7483
Office: 1408 Swallow Drive, Raleigh, NC 27606
(919) 851-6315 (f) (919) 895-7483
Email: lworth@nccumc.org
Wray, Edwin [Ed] (Margaret (Peggy)) {Retired Other Elder}
(Durham) Massey's Chapel
*Home: 1110 Pebble Creek Crossing, Durham, NC 27713
(919) 450-0139
Office: 1110 Pebble Creek Crossing, Durham, NC 27713
Email: ewray@nccumc.org
Wright, Johnnie L. [Johnnie] (Annette) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Raleigh) Westover
*Home: 1212 Deboy St., Raleigh, NC 27606-1718
(919) 851-4545 (f) (919) 851-2534
Office: 300 Powell Dr., Raleigh, NC 27606-1317
(919) 851-4431 (f) (919) 851-4433
Email: jwright@nccumc.org
Wynn, Samuel [Sam] {Elder in Full Connection}
(Fayetteville) District Superintendent
"Office: 1911 Raeford Rd., Fayetteville, NC 28305-5037
(910) 263-8111 (f) (910) 485-2778
Email: swynn@nccumc.org
Yebuah, Lisa Naa-Shormey [Lisa] {Probationary Elder}
(Raleigh) Millbrook
Home: 2360 Ravenhill Drive, Raleigh, NC 27615
(919) 218-8763
"Office: 1712 E Millbrook Rd., Raleigh, NC 27609-4910
(919) 876-0865 (f) (919) 876-9373
Email: lisa@millbrookumc.org
Yelverton, Pernecie C. [P. C] {Retired Full Elder}
(Goldsboro)
*Home: P.O. Box 173, Fremont, NC 27830-0173
(919) 242-4655
Email: pyelverton@nccumc.org
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Yorkey, Camille 0. [Camille] {Incapacity Leave}
(Raleigh) Incapacity Leave
*Home: 112 Market Street, Unit I, Wilmington, NC 28401
Email: cyorkey@nccumc.org
Yount, John W. [John] (Connie) {Part-time Local Pastor/Deacon}
(Durham) Stovall
*Home: 5101 Stagecoach Rd., Oxford, NC 27565-9118
(919) 693-4839
Office: P.O. Box 280, Stovall, NC 27582
(f) (919) 693-8043
Email: jyount@nccumc.org
Yow, Jr., William Joseph [Joey] (Julia) {Elder in Full Connection}
(Goldsboro) Four Oaks
Home: P.O. Box 177, Four Oaks, NC 27524-0177
(919) 963-2773
"Office: P.O. Box 177, Four Oaks, NC 27524-0177
(919) 963-2095
Email: wyow@nccumc.org
Zorowski, Karl Alan [Karl] (Cheryl) {Full-time Local Pastor}
(Wilmington) Bethel-Lebanon
*Home: 9195 James B. White Hwy. S., Clarendon, NC 28432
(910) 653-2661
Office: 9195 James B. White Hwy. S., Clarendon, NC 28432
(910) 653-2661
Email: kzorowski@nccumc.org
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NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION
CONFERENCE OFFICERS, CABINET AND STAFF
2008 ANNUAL CONFERENCE PROGRAM
2008 ANNUAL CONFERENCE SPEAKERS
RULES OF ORDER AND PROCEDURE
DAILY MINUTES
BUSINESS OF THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE
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CONFERENCE OFFICERS, CABINET AND STAFF
Conference Officers
President Alfred W. (Al) Gwinn, Jr.
Assistant to the Bishop Paul L. Leeland
Executive Director, Connectional Ministries Charles Michael Smith
Secretary James L. Bryan
Lay Leader Emily Innes
Conference Treasurer Christine C. Dodson
Conference Controller Ivanna Cole
Statistician George D. Speake
President, Conference UMM Barry Merrill
President, Conference UMW Ann Davis
President, Conference UMY Will Doyle
Chancellor Wilson Hay man
Cabinet Members
Alfred W (Al) Gwinn; BU: William H. Gattis; DU: H. Gray Southern; EC: Belton Joyner
(Interim); FA: Carol Goehring; GO: Charles (Chuck) M. Cook; GR: Elizabeth (Beth) H.
Hood; NB: Dennis M. Goodwin; RA: Edward F. (Ned) Hill; RO: Leonard Fairley; RM:
Wlliam C. (Bill) Simpson, Jr.; SA: Milton H. Gilbert; Wl: Timothy (Tim) J. Russell
Extended Cabinet Members
Paul L. Leeland, Asst. to the Bishop; Charles Michael Smith, Executive Director of
Connectional Ministries. ;Christine Dodson, Conference Treasurer-Business Manager;
Stephen C. Compton, Congregational Development Director;Emily Innes, Conference
Lay Leader; Irene Brownlee, Academy for Leadership Excellence
Cabinet Officers
Dean Milton Gilbert
Secretary Woody Wells
Secretarial Staff Members
Assistant Conference Secretary Stephen N. Little
Assistant Secretaries R. Martin Armstrong III, E. Ray Brooks,
H. Dennis Draper, Jr., Ray Pearce, Dennis Peay, Todd S. Krueger, James Malloy,
Duane R. Partin, Jimmy Wooten, Sarah Myatt, Bruce Taylor, Elizabeth Gaines
Information Technology Office Douglas Ward
Bishop's Office Sandy Smith
Communications Office LeeAnne Thornton
Conference Rules Donna Thompson
Conference Secretary's Office Shannon Medlin
Information Ray T Gooch
News Bureau Wilburn L. Norton, Jr., LeeAnne Thornton
Parliamentarian Chuck Cook
Registration & Attendance Ray T Gooch, Al Hocutt
Transcribing Wanda Casteel.Gayla Collins, Sharon Smith,
Jennie Taylor, Eleanor Armstrong
Treasurer's Office Chrisy Powell
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2008 ANNUAL CONFERENCE PROGRAM ■ DAILY
AGENDA
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 2008
MORNING
1 0: 00 am greenville convention center
the executive session for clergy (rooms d & e)
bishop algwinn, presider
opening hymn
word of challenge bishop gwinn
passing of the character of the clergy
board of ordained ministry eldrick davis
partners in caring sally bates
the duke endowment/clergy health initiative robin swift, david toole
1 0: 00 am greenville convention center
the executive session for all laity (rooms a & b)
emily innes, presider
12:15 pm hilton
extension ministry luncheon
afternoon
1:30 pm greenville convention center
opening worship service - holy communion
bishop al gwinn, presider/preacher
marcia mcfee, worship and music leader
(special offering - lake junaluska dam restoration)
3:00 pm opening hymn - and are we yet alive
calling the conference to order bishop gwinn
Organization of the Conference
1 . roll call and motions of order james l. bryan
2. committee on conference rules donna thompson
welcome milton gilbert
quadriennial election of conference secretary and statistician
recognition of special guests bishop gwinn
jim hanna - sej
united methodist publishing house cindy keen
structure review team emily innes
nominations charles m. smith
cf&a report ferrell blount, christine dodson
quadriennial election of conference treasurer
the duke endowment/the thriving rural church initiative & clergy health initiative
JOE MANN
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5:00 PM ADJOURNMENT FOR DINNER
WEDNESDAY EVENING
7:30 PM GREENVILLE CONVENTION CENTER
A SERVICE OF COMMISSIONING AND ORDINATION
BISHOP AL GWINN, PRESIDER/PREACHER
MARCIA MCFEE, WORSHIP AND MUSIC LEADER
(SEE WORSHIP bulletin)
THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 2008
MORNING
7: 30 AM HILTON - BALLROOM NUMBER B
EARLY MORNING COMMUNION
8: 00 AM GREENVILLE CONVENTION CENTER
BIBLE STUDY LEADER BEN WITHERINGTON III
WORSHIP AND MUSIC LEADER MARCIA MCFEE
8:45 AM BOARD OF ORDAINED MINISTRY ELDRICK DAVIS
RECOGNITION OF FIRST TIME LOCAL PASTORS BISHOP GWINN/ELDRICK DAVIS
EPISCOPACY COMMITTEE CASHAR EVANS
BLACK COLLEGE FUND AMBASSADOR TATENDA MUJENI
REPORT OF GENERAL CONFERENCE DELEGATION PAUL LEELAND/EMILY INNES
LAITY AND CLERGY EVANGELISM AWARD TIM REAVES
CHURCH &SOCIETY/KAY AND JACK CRUM AWARD KEN RIPLEY
INSURANCE GRAY SOUTHERN
1 2:00 NOON ADJOURNMENT FOR LUNCH
AFTERNOON
1 :30 PM GREENVILLE CONVENTION CENTER
TRUSTEES CASHAR EVANS
SAFE SANCTUARIES COMMITTEE DOROTHY FUNKHOUSER
METHODIST HOME FOR CHILDREN BRUCE STANLEY
ACADEMY FOR LEADERSHIP EXCELLENCE IRENE BROWNLEE
DISCIPLE BIBLE OUTREACH MARK HICKS
CHRISTIAN UNITY DIALOGUE LAURIE HAYES COFFMAN/PAUL STALLSWORTH
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS AND REFERENCE ALAN SWARTZ
NEW CHURCH STARTS/CONGREGATION DEVELOPMENT STEVE COMPTON
5:00 PM ADJOURNMENT FOR DINNER
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EVENING
7:30 PM GREENVILLE CONVENTION CENTER
CELEBRATION OF THE 60TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE ADVANCE
BEN WITHERINGTON, PREACHER
(SPECIAL OFFERING - THE ADVANCE )
FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 2008
Morning
7:30 am hilton - ballroom number b
early morning communion
8:00 am greenville convention center
bible study leader ben witherington iii
worship and music leader marcia mcfee
8:45 AM statistician's REPORT GEORGE speake
ACTS 2 CHURCHES EMILY INNES
EQUITABLE COMPENSATION JOHNNIE WRIGHT
MISSIONS/KEY TAYLOR AWARD STEVE TAYLOR
ORDER OF THE DAY
10:45 AM ALL SAINTS CELEBRATION - MEMORIAL SERVICE
BISHOP AL GWINN, PRESIDER
LISA YEBUAH, PREACHER
12:00 NOON ADJOURNMENT FOR LUNCH
BOARD OF PENSIONS LUNCHEON AT HILTON
AFTERNOON
1:30 PM GREENVILLE CONVENTION CENTER
ORDER OF THE DAY
RETIREE RECOGNITION SERVICE GLENN EVERETT, PREACHER
BOARD OF PENSIONS DON PHILLIPS
UNITED METHODIST FOUNDATION LYNN JAMES
HIGHER EDUCATION AND CAMPUS MINISTRY CARL FRAZIER
COLLEGE PRESIDENTS RECOGNITION CARL FRAZIER
TASK FORCE ON INSTITUTIONAL RELATIONSHIPS BILL SIMPSON
4:00 PM ORDER OF THE DAY
CELEBRATION OF THE LAITY
BOARD OF LAITY REPORT EMILY INNES
UNITED METHODIST MEN BARRY MERRILL
UNITED METHODIST WOMEN ANN DAVIS
UNITED METHODIST YOUTH WILL DOYLE
LAY SPEAKING MINISTRIES LINDA HARRIS
LAY MINISTRIES OF THE YEAR EMILY INNES
QUADRIENNAL ELECTION OF CONFERENCE LAY LEADER
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5:00 pm Adjournment for Dinner
friday evening
7:30 pm greenville convention center
laity leadership event
leonard sweet
(special offering - laity m1nistires )
SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 2008
MORNING
7:30 AM HILTON - BALLROOM NUMBER B
EARLY MORNING COMMUNION
8:00AM GREENVILLE CONVENTION CENTER
WITNESSING IN THE LIGHT OF GOD: FEAST OF LOVE MARCIA MCFEE
RESOLUTIONS AND REFERENCE COMMITTEE ALAN SWARTZ
CONFERENCE HISTORICAL COMMISSION RECOGNITION OF FRANK GRILL ART WARREN
TWO MOTIONS
A. BILL JEFFRIES
B. RALPH DENNING
CF&A, DECISION ON BUDGET FERRELL BLOUNT
NOMINATIONS CHARLES M. SMITH
CONCLUDING OF AC BUSINESS
SITE SELECTION AND DATES FOR 2009
FIXING OF APPOINTMENTS AND SENDING FORTH BISHOP GWINN, PRESIDER
CLOSING HYMN - GOD BE WITH YOU TILL WE MEET AGAIN
BENEDICTION
ADJOURN
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Ben Witherington
PROFESSOR, ASBURY THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
Bible scholar Ben Witherington III is Professor of New
Testament Interpretation at Asbury Theological Seminary
in Wilmore, Kentucky. A graduate of UNC, Chapel Hill, he
went on to receive the M.Div. degree from Gordon-Conwell
Theological Seminary and a Ph.D. from the University of
Durham in England. He is now considered one of the top
evangelical scholars in the world, and is an elected
member of the prestigious SNTS, a society dedicated to
New Testament studies.
Witherington has also taught at Ashland Theological
Seminary, Vanderbilt University, Duke Divinity School and
Gordon-Conwell. A popular lecturer, Witherington has presented seminars for
churches, colleges and biblical meetings not only in the United States but also in
England, Estonia, Russia, Europe, South Africa, Zimbabwe and Australia. He has also
led tours to Italy, Greece, Turkey, Israel, Jordan, and Egypt.
Witherington has written over thirty books, including The Jesus Quest and The Paul
Quest, both of which were selected as top biblical studies works by Christianity Today.
He also writes for many church and scholarly publications, and is a frequent
contributor to the Beliefnet website.
Along with many interviews on radio networks across the country, Witherington has
been seen on the History Channel, NBC, ABC, CBS, CNN, The Discovery Channel,
A&E, and the PAX Network.
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Leonard Sweet
PROFESSOR, DREW THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL
Dr. Leonard Sweet is founder and president of SpihtVenture
Ministries and serves as the E. Stanley Jones Professor of Evangelism at
Drew Theological School in Madison, New Jersey. He is also a distinguished
visiting professor at George Fox University in Newberg, Oregon. Prior to
this he served as Vice President of Academic Affairs and Dean of the
Theological School at Drew University for five years. Previous to Drew Dr.
Sweet served for eleven years as President and Professor of Church
History at United Theological Seminary, Dayton, Ohio.
Dr. Sweet is the author of more than one hundred articles, 600 published sermons and
over twenty books, including The Three Hardest Words, Out of the Question... Into the Mystery, and
most recently The Gospel According to Starbucks (2007). He is a frequent speaker and conversation
partner at conferences both in the U.S. and around the globe. In both 2006 and 2007 he was voted
"One of the 50 most influential Christians in America.
Marcia McFee
AUTHOR, WORSHIP DESIGNER
Marcia McFee is an author, worship designer and
leader, professor, preacher and artist. Her engaging and
interactive style has been called "refreshing," "inspiring," and
"unforgettable." Marcia combines her background and
experience in professional companies of music, theater and
dance with a variety of worship and preaching styles in order
to bring a fresh experience of the Gospel to each worship
setting. Marcia has provided worship design and leadership
at numerous national, jurisdictional and annual conference
gatherings and is currently serving as the Worship Director
for General Conference 2008.
Marcia's passion for helping the church to worship God fully is especially directed
toward the education of local congregations. She travels extensively in order to teach regional
workshops that are accessible to congregational leaders and worship teams. She also holds
continuing education and retreat opportunities called "Elevation!" in her home town of Lake Tahoe
(register for the June 16-20 event at www.marciamcfee.com). Participants have commented
that these workshops are inspirational as well as practical, no matter the "style" of worship
practiced. Dr. McFee received a Master's of Theological Studies degree at Saint Paul School of
Theology with a concentration in Preaching and Worship and a Ph.D. in Liturgical Studies at the
Graduate Theological Union. She has been a guest lecturer and adjunct faculty at eight
seminaries and served as the North Texas Conference Consultant on Worship & the Arts. Marcia
was born in Fayetteville, North Carolina!
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RULES OF ORDER AND PROCEDURE
Section I: Rules of Order and Procedure
1. Applicability and Amendment of these Conference Rules
A. The current edition of Robert's Rules of Order, Newly Revised shall apply to any
situation not covered by these rules.
B. If any part of these rules conflicts with the current edition of the Book of Discipline
of the United Methodist Church, the Book of Discipline shall prevail.
C. These rules of order and procedure for the North Carolina Annual Conference
of the United Methodist Church shall apply to the annual conference as regu
larly scheduled and to all called sessions of the North Carolina Annual Confer
ence. * [See note at end of Conference Rules]
D. These rules of order and procedure may be amended by a two-thirds (2/3) vote
on the next day after a proposed amendment has been presented in writing.
E. These rules of order and procedure of the North Carolina Annual Conference
shall be come effective immediately upon adoption by the Annual Conference.
2. Motions, Amendments, Reports and Resolutions
A Main motions presented to the Annual Conference shall be in writing and placed
in the hands of the Conference Secretary prior to, or immediately following,
presentation.
B. Reports, recommendations, and resolutions coming from boards, agencies
and committees of the Annual Conference to be included in the Book of Reports
and Recommendations ("BOR") shall be sent to the Conference Secretary, type
written or in a format acceptable to the Conference Secretary, on or before the
deadline set by the secretary and published in the Annual Conference calendar.
C. Resolutions to be presented to the annual conference, other than those coming
from boards, agencies, and committees, shall be submitted to the Conference
Secretary and the chair person of the Committee on Resolutions and Reference
in a format acceptable to the Conference Secretary not less than thirty (30) days
prior to the opening of the annual conference*. This advanced submission is
intended to allow time for review by the Conference Secretary, the Committee on
Resolutions and Reference, and all members of the Annual Conference. Within
ten days after the mailing of the BOR, the Conference Secretary may receive
additional resolutions germane to issues contained in the BOR. Individuals
and non-official organizations may submit only one resolution for consideration.
These resolutions shall be provided to the members of the Annual Conference
at the Clergy Executive Session and the Lay Member Executive Session of the
Annual Conference.
D. The Committee on Resolutions and Reference shall schedule all properly pre
sented resolutions for consideration by the Annual Conference. The scheduling
of resolutions from Conference boards or agencies will not constitute a recom
mendation for approval, disapproval or referral. Any resolution coming from a
source other than an Annual Conference board or agency will be reviewed by
this committee, which shall then recommend to the Annual Conference
approval, disapproval, or referral to another board or agency. With each report
the Committee on Resolutions and Reference shallstate the rationale for the
recommendation.
E. A resolution is considered "presented" to the Annual Conference when it is
distributed in Annual Conference publications, or distributed to members on
the floor of the annual conference after authorization by the Conference Secre-
tary or the Assistant Secretary, and chairperson of the Committee on Resolu-
tions and Reference. The expense for distributed copies shall be borne by the
agency or person originating the resolution, and all copies distributed shall
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indicate the source of the resolution. No resolution shall be voted on unless it
has been presented at least twenty-four (24) hours in advance. All resolutions
shall be referred to the Committee on Resolutions and Reference, which shall
report to the annual conference* daily.
F. Any report, recommendation, resolution, or motion requiring funding beyond
the Annual Conference budget as presented by the Council on Finance and
Administration shall be submitted in writing to the Conference Secretary with
copies for all the lay and clergy members of the Annual Conference. Any such
report, recommendation, resolution, or motion shall be presented at the
annual conference* on one day and considered the next day. No such report,
recommendation, resolution, or motion shall be distributed later than the
second night of the annual conference. All such reports, recommenda-
tions, resolutions, or motions shall be referred to the Annual Conference
Council on Finance and Administration.
Speeches
A Speeches shall be limited to three (3) minutes except by consent of the Annual
Conference, discussion shall alternate between pro and con.
B. A member may speak only once on any motion until all who desire to speak
have done so, and then he/she may speak only one additional time.
C. The chairperson of an agency or someone designated by him/her shall be
allowed to speak last on his/her report even though the previous questions
have been ordered.
Voting
A All votes shall be cast in the bar of the annual conference.* The Annual
Conference shall determine the bar of the annual conference at the beginning
of the first session.
B. A count vote may be ordered or called by any member of the Annual Confer-
ence supported by one-fifth (1/5) of the members present and voting.
Election of Delegates to General and Jurisdictional Conferences
A All votes shall be cast using the official ballot cards authorized by the Annual
Conference. Voting for all lay and clergy delegates to General and Jurisdic-
tional Conferences shall be by secret ballot.
B. Prior to the convening of any annual conference* that will elect delegates to
General and Jurisdictional Conferences, the Conference Secretary will
publish eligibility requirements and voting procedures for election of del
egates.
C. Different colored ballot cards will be provided for lay and clergy members.
D. The names of persons receiving less than ten (10) votes shall not be reported
to the Conference.
E. Five alternates to Jurisdictional Conference shall be elected.
F. Invalid ballot cards
1) Each round of balloting shall be numbered consecutively, and the chair
shall announce the number of the ballot. Only ballot cards with the proper
number affixed shall be valid.
2) Defaced ballot cards will be considered invalid. If a member defaces a
ballot card, it may be exchanged for an undamaged one at the Conference
Secretary's desk.
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3) An electronic ballot card will be considered invalid if it is not marked
clearly and darkly with a number 2 pencil or black pen.
4) A ballot card will be considered invalid if it has more or less than the
number of votes permitted on that particular ballot.
5) A ballot card will be considered invalid if it indicates a vote for a person
already elected.
6) A ballot card will be considered invalid if it indicates a vote for someone
not eligible.
7) A ballot card will be considered invalid if it shows that a member has
voted more than once on the same ballot card for one candidate.
6. Episcopal Nominations
At the conclusion of an Annual Conference that conducts elections for clergy and
lay delegates to General Conference and Jurisdictional Conference, the entire newly
elected Delegation (clergy and laity) will meet. The first clergy elected will be acknowl-
edged as an automatic nominee for bishop. Other nominations will be received from
members of the delegation. (All nominees must meet the qualifications for bishop
established by the Southeastern Jurisdiction and by The United Methodist Church.) As
soon as possible, officers of the Delegation, and/or those whom they designate, will
contact the nominees and give them three weeks to discern God's will for their
ministries. Those who accept nomination must submit, by July 15, a one-page
biographical statement to the Delegation Secretary, who will distribute all such
statements to all members of the Delegation. Before September 1, the Delegation will
meet and engage the nominees. This day of discernment will include each nominee:
making a presentation (10 minutes), responding to a set of questions composed by
the Delegation officers or those whom they designate (10 minutes), responding to
questions from the floor of the meeting (10 minutes), and offering closing remarks (1
minute). Immediately after meeting with the nominees, the Delegation will vote,
perhaps several times, by written ballot. The nominee, who earns the Delegation's
endorsement, must receive at least 60% of the votes cast. If after 5 votes the Delega-
tion present has not cast 60% (or more) of its ballots for one nominee, the Delegation
and the Annual Conference will not endorse an episcopal nominee in that election
cycle. At the Annual Conference immediately before Jurisdictional Conference, the
Delegation's nominee will make a brief speech and be endorsed (or not) by vote of the
Annual Conference; endorsement by the Annual Conference requires at least 60% of
the votes cast. If after 3 votes the Annual Conference members present have not cast
60% (or more) of their ballots for one nominee, the Annual Conference will not endorse
an episcopal nominee in that election cycle. A nominee endorsed by the Annual
Conference becomes the Annual Conference's nominee for bishop. This policy
becomes effective August 1, 2008.
Section II : Districts
1. Number of Districts
A The number of districts shall be twelve. A motion to change the number of
districts must be presented in writing, and must be considered no sooner
than the day following its introduction. Any change in the number of districts
shall be approved at one annual conference to take effect at the next annual
conference.*
2. District Conferences
A A district conference may be held annually in each district.
B. The district conference, if one is held, shall be composed of members as
determined and specified by the Annual Conference giving attention to
inclusiveness. The members shall include all North Carolina clergy members
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within the district, including retirees; district trustees; district presidents of the
United Methodist Youth Fellowship, the United Methodist Men, and United Methodist
Women; lay members of the Annual Conference; the Lay Leader of each local church;
and up to ten at-large members appointed by the District Superintendent to insure
inclusiveness. The business of the district conference shall be in accordance with 2004
Book of Discipline paragraph 656-657.
3. The Annual Conference shall elect the district Lay Leaders annually, upon nomination
by each District Superintendent and the Annual Conference Lay Leader.
Section HI : Conference Structure
1. The membership of the Annual Conference is to be as outlined in the complete Lay/
Clergy Equalization Plan found in the 1991 Journal pages 400 - 01.
2. Committees and Boards
A Tenure for membership for all persons on boards, agencies, commissions,
committees, and ministry groups shall be four years with possibility of re-election
for a second four-year term.
B. The Annual Conference Board of Trustees shall meet at least twice a year at
times and places designated by the board. The annual meeting shall be held
either at the annual conference* or within thirty (30) days prior thereto.
C. There shall be a Program and Planning Committee for the annual conference
consisting of the Bishop; Assistant to the Bishop; the Conference Secretary;
Conference Treasurer; the host District Superintendent; the Annual Conference
Lay Leader; the Annual Conference Presidents of the United Methodist Men, United
Methodist Women, the United Methodist Youth Fellowship; the Executive Director
of Connectional Ministries, and other persons selected by the Bishop. The
committee shall determine the compensation and expense for invited
speakers, who shall be paid from the annual conference expense fund. The
committee will receive invitations and may also make recommendations for the
site of the annual conference.*
D. On a rotating basis the Cabinet will designate a district each year as the host
district for the annual conference. The host district will be responsible for
ushers, flowers, and other similar items of hospitality related to the annual
conference.*
E. The Commission on Worship, the Conference Secretary and the District
Superintendents shall provide for all the details of the Memorial Service. The
Conference Secretary shall serve as the chairman of this group.
F There shall be a Committee on Daily Minutes elected each year to examine and
edit the daily minutes of the annual conference.*
G There shall be a Committee on Appeals appointed quadrennially, composed of
five members whose duties shall be to hear appeals from the decisions of the
several District Boards of Church Location and Building, or any other questions
that may properly come before it.
H. There shall be a Committee on Annual Conference Rules, which shall provide
to the Annual Conference a document of Rules of Order and Procedure, and the
policies, standing rules and structure that the Annual Conference from time to
time may adopt. This document shall be presented at the opening of the first
session of each annual conference.*
I. There shall be a Committee on Resolutions and Reference which shall
perform the duties assigned to it in the section of these rules titled "Motions,
Amendments, Reports and Resolutions."
J. There shall be a North Carolina Annual Conference Board of Institutions, Inc.
which shall have the responsibility, upon consultation with the Annual Conference
Commission on Higher Education and Campus Ministry, the Annual Conference
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Commission on Health and Human Services, or the North Carolina United
Methodist Commission on Outdoor and Camping Ministries, Inc., as appropriate,
for nominating and electing forty (40) percent of all voting members of each of
the boards of trustees of the affiliated institutions with the exception of the
Methodist Retirement Homes, Inc. The North Carolina Annual Conference shall
elect the trustees of the North Carolina Annual Conference Board of Institutions,
Inc. in staggered four-year terms. (See 1992 Journal, page 320.) No person
may serve on more than one board of trustees of the institutions for which the
Annual Conference elects trustees.
The Annual Conference structure is diagramed on p. 342 in the 2008 Journal.
A Structure Review Team: This team will annually evaluate the conference
structure for effectiveness and faithfulness to the vision and mission of the
Annual Conference, working in concert with the Connectional Table to propose
changes in structure as needed. Ten persons, one from each Team of Ministry
plus the Bishop, Executive Director of Conference Connectional Ministries, and
the Conference Lay Leader, plus two at-large members, will be elected by the
conference.
B. NC Annual Conference Connectional Table
1. The Connectional Table will provide a forum for the understanding, casting
forth, and implementation for the vision of the conference. It shall be the
place where ministry and money come to the same table to coordinate the
mission, ministries, and resources of the conference. It will be the link
among the Teams of Ministry (Leadership Team, Christian Formation
Team, Outreach Ministry Team and Stewardship Team) and the agency to
which they report. It will provide the primary place in the conference for joint
planning and priority setting. It shall report and be amenable to the Annual
Conference Session.
Its essential functions are to:
a. discern and articulate the vision of the conference
b. provide stewardship of the mission, ministry, and resources of the
conference and provide fiscal responsibility and establish policies and
procedures to carry out the mission
c. collaborate with the Council on Finance and Administration by:
1) communicating the vision and priorities of the conference in
preparation of budgets for apportioned funds that come
before the Annual Conference Session
2) setting allocations of budget requests within totals as
recommended by the Council on Finance and Administration
the Annual Conference Session
3) as defined in paragraph 613 of The Book of Discipline 2004,
the Connectional Table and the Council on Finance and
Administration will work to achieve consensus concerning
total funds allocated to program agencies
d. enable the flow of communication among the boards and agencies,
districts and local churches through the Teams of Ministry. To help
with the flow of communication one member of the
Communications Committee will be assigned to each of the Teams
of Ministry.
2. Membership: Meeting on a quarterly basis, membership shall consist of
thirty-six (36) voting members:
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a. Chairs of thirteen boards, agencies, and committees as proposed to
the Annual Conference Session each year by the Conference
Committee on Nominations
c. Presidents of UM Men, Women, and Youth or their designee
d. Extended Cabinet Members — Conference Lay Leader, Executive
Director of Conference Connectional Ministries, Assistant to the
Bishop, Executive Director of Congregational Development,
Conference Treasurer, and one District Superintendent
e. The Bishop
f. Twelve Members-at-Large (Each Member- at- Large will be assigned
to one of the Ministry Teams )
g. In addition, Conference Staff Directors shall have voice but not vote.
Four Teams of Ministry -The agencies, boards and commissions defined by
the current edition of the Book of Discipline will organize themselves according
to the requirements outlined therein and will connect through the teams of
ministry. The teams of ministry, using task forces or standing groups to plan
and implement ministry and mission, will organize ministry areas not
prescribed by the Book of Discipline. Teams of Ministry are accountable to the
Connectional Table for holding up and living out the vision affirmed by the
Annual Conference, and for faithfully presenting ministry needs to the
Connectional Table. Each Ministry Team will organize itself and schedule
quarterly meetings. Each quarterly meeting will have a specific focus; First
quarter: Visioning, Second Quarter: Strategic Planning. Third Quarter:
Budget, Fourth Quarter: Evaluation. Membership in the four teams of ministry
will be for one four-year term with the option to extend for an additional four-year
term.
Leadership Team: Serves to equip leaders who implement the vision.
Christian Formation Team: Serves to form and nurture disciples of Jesus
Christ.
Outreach Ministry Team: Serves to carry forth the ministry that transforms
the world.
Stewardship Team: Serves to empower ministry.
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4. Annual Conference Officers
A The Annual Conference Lay Leader shall be elected quadrennially at the first
annual conference* after General Conference. This nomination will be made in
joint session of the Board of Laity Executive Committee and Cabinet. The
nomination is to be made no later than October of the year prior to General
Conference. Should a vacancy occur at any other time, it shall be filled by the
same procedure, with the nominee serving as Lay Leader until a Conference
Lay Leader is elected at the next annual conference. The Annual Conference
Lay Leader shall serve as the chairperson of the Board of Laity.
B. There shall be a Director of Ministerial Relations/Assistant to the Bishop with
such duties and responsibilities as determined by the Annual Conference or
assigned by the presiding Bishop.
C. There shall be an Executive Director of Conference Connectional Ministries.
D. There shall be an Conference Treasurer/Business Manager.
E. The Annual Conference Secretary
1) The position of Annual Conference Secretary shall be continued on a part-
time basis with those duties stipulated by the current edition of the Book of
Discipline of The United Methodist Church and the North Carolina Annual
Conference, with adequate funding provided.
2) The Conference Secretary shall be elected at the beginning of each
quadrennium, at the first annual conference* after the General
Conference of The United Methodist Church.
3) The responsibilities of the Conference Secretary shall be defined by the
current edition of the Book of Discipline of The United Methodist Church and
as follows:
(a) to edit, print, publish and distribute the Annual Conference Journal,
Annual Conference Directory and Annual Conference Book of
Recommendations and Reports;
(b) to provide for the Local Entertainment Committee any necessary
information pertinent to all persons (guests, members, and alternates)
to be invited and entertained, including persons arriving early at the
annual conference site;
(c) to provide member registration cards with complete information, by
districts;
(d) to serve as a member of the Annual Conference Program Committee;
(e) to compile and print the Memoirs and to plan the Memorial Service,
with assistance from the Bishop, the Cabinet and the Commission on
Worship;
(f) to provide a packet for members attending the annual conference*with
necessary materials, including name tags;
(g) to assist with the preparation of ordination credentials and other
documents, and to arrange for the class photos of those persons to
be ordained or commissioned, in coordination with the Administrative
Assistant to the Bishop and the Board of Ordained Ministry;
(h) to provide necessary office equipment and supplies during the annual
conference* for the following offices: the Bishop, the Conference
Secretary, the Cabinet, the Cabinet Secretary, the Statistician, the
Treasurer, and the United Methodist Office of Information;
(i) to nominate secretarial staff, and to assign and supervise their work;
(j) to compile a list of lay members and alternates for the Journal;
(k) to keep accurate alphabetical and chronological rolls of ministers,
including records relating to their careers, their surviving spouses and
their children;
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(I) to provide required statistical information for general church agencies;
(m) to serve as Annual Conference archivist and as custodian of historical
artifacts and information relating to antecedent Annual Conferences;
(n) to receive and retain surrendered clergy credentials;
(o) to perform other duties stipulated by the Annual Conference.
5. The Annual Conference Statistician
A The position of Annual Conference Statistician shall be continued on a part-
time basis with those duties stipulated by the current edition of the Book of
Discipline of The United Methodist Church, with adequate funding provided.
B. The Conference Statistician shall be elected at the beginning of each
quadrennium, at the first annual conference* following the General Conference
of The United Methodist Church.
6. Compensation: The Council on Finance and Administration shall determine, subject
to the approval of the Annual Conference, the compensation given officers for their
services, as well as the methods and amounts for meeting expenses of these officers.
The Conference Treasurer shall pay these amounts.
Section iv: Financial Administration
1. The Conference Treasurer and all others receiving and disbursing funds from
the Annual Conference shall be required to make audited statements
annually, which the Conference Secretary will make available.
2. The Council on Finance and Administration shall present the budget for
adoption at the annual conference* only after all other matters having claims
on the budget have been presented.
3. Each District Superintendent shall send to the Conference Treasurer, as early
as possible following the completion of the charge conferences, an official
copy of the amounts budgeted by each local church for Annual Conference
apportionments, and to the Bishop a schedule of the amounts budgeted by
each local church for clergy salaries.
4. All remittances to the Annual Conference shall be made to the Conference
Treasurer.
5. Each table of the reports, Tables I, II, and III, shall be completed for individual
churches.
6. Tables II and III shall be completed in even dollars only.
7. Tables I, II, and III shall be printed in the Annual Conference Journal with
individual church reports and charge totals as compiled by the Conference
Statistician from each pastor's reports.
Section V:The Annual Conference Journal
1. The Annual Conference shall publish a one-volume Journal of the North
Carolina Annual Conference each year.
2. The Conference Secretary shall be charged with the responsibility of editing
and making contracts for the publication of the Annual Conference Journal, in
keeping with regulations of the General Conference and of the Southeastern
Jurisdictional Conference. The editor shall have full authority to condense
report, memoirs, and other papers when necessary.
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3. One complimentary copy of the Annual Conference Journal, published on a
compact disk, shall be sent to each of the following: the Annual Conference
claimants, widows and widowers, the educational and church-related
institutions of the North Carolina Annual Conference, and lay members and
clergy members of the Annual Conference. The Conference Secretary shall
have discretionary authority to send copies to such other institutions and
agencies of the General Church. Hardbound copies may be purchased from
the Conference Secretary's Office at a price based on actual costs and to be
determined by the Conference Secretary. Monies accruing from the sale
of the Journal shall be deposited with the Conference Treasurer and credited
to the Journal account.
Section VI: Displays at the Annual Conference
1. Display space shall be allocated by the Conference Secretary only to those
agencies, boards, commissions, groups or circles of ministry that are
officially sanctioned by the North Carolina Annual Conference or by the
General Conference of The United Methodist Church. "Officially sanctioned" is
defined as having direct, official endorsement from the General Conference
of the United Methodist Church or the North Carolina Annual Conference.
2. No board, agency or similar official group granted display space or similar
privileges shall offer its display space to a group or agency that is not officially
sanctioned by the General Conference of the United Methodist Church or the
North Carolina Annual Conference.
3. Space may be provided in a separate "Ministry and Advocacy" area adjacent to
the meeting place of Annual Conference for groups not officially sanctioned by
the North Carolina Annual Conference or by the General Conference of The
United Methodist Church but that are of interest to the members of the Annual
Conference. Display tables and similar matters related to the Ministry and
Advocacy area shall be allocated by the Conference Secretary.
Donna Thompson, Chairperson
James L. Bryan, Annual Conference Secretary
*A note on usage in this document:
The terms "North Carolina Annual Conference," "Annual Conference," or "Conference"
[note the capital letters] refer to the North Carolina Annual Conference of the United
Methodist Church. These terms refer to an organization.
The term "annual conference" [in lower-case letters] refers to the yearly assembly,
usually occupying four days in June, at which the North Carolina Annual Conference
gathers to worship God and conduct business. This term [not capitalized] refers to
this yearly, multi-day convention.
The term "session" refers to one meeting of the North Carolina Annual Conference
occurring on any part of one of those days or to a meeting on a single day for a special
or called session. For example, the minutes often refer to the "morning session of the
first day of the annual conference" or to the "evening session of Friday of annual
conference." This document avoids the common practice of using the phrase "the
annual conference session" to refer to the whole week of meetings in June. This
document's usage would designate that whole series of meetings as "the 2006 annual
conference," or "the 2009 annual conference," for example
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DAILY MINUTES OF THE 2008 ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Executive Session for Clergy
Charles Michael Smith led the clergy in singing hymns: Soldiers of Christ Arise
and / Want Jesus to Walk With Me. Bishop Alfred W. Gwinn, Jr. opened the Executive
Session with prayer, calling the session to order at 10:00 a. m. Bishop Gwinn gave a
word of challenge to the Clergy and asked the members of the Executive session to
sing two stanzas of We Gather Together. He stated that this is the 41st gathering of
the Conference as United Methodists. He outlined the membership of the Executive
Session. The Bishop asked that consent be granted to the guests present at the
Executive Session. Permission was granted by the members of the Executive
session.
Passing of Clergy Character
The Bishop encouraged the clergy to be responsible in their living. Bishop Gwinn
declared that the District Superintendents were blameless in their life and ministry.
Bishop Gwinn called on each of the district superintendents to report on the character
and conduct of the clergy in their respective districts. Without exception, all twelve
districts reported nothing against the clergy. Without objection, the Bishop ordered the
vote on passing the character of the district superintendents, which passed
unanimously. The Bishop asked the Executive Session to vote on the character of the
clergy of all districts and the character of the clergy was approved. Bishop Gwinn
stated that the theme of the year is "Witnessing in the Light of God" and expressed
concern for those who were absent and unable to attend this year's Session. Bishop
Gwinn read excerpts from handwritten letters from John Olive, Retired (FA), who was
invited to speak but could not attend due to physical problems. Olive stated in his letter
that attending the 2007 Annual Conference was like "coming home." The Bishop said
this was an example of why the members should not take holy Conferencing lightly.
Olive also requested the Bishop's prayers for a family that was in need of a computer.
Bishop Gwinn asked the community to consider providing the much needed computer.
Board of Ordained Ministry Report
Bishop Gwinn expressed gratitude to the work of the Board of Ordained Ministry
and asked the Board to stand, and be recognized with applause.
Eldrick Davis was directed by the Bishop to give the 2008 report of the Board of
Ordained Ministry to the Executive Session. He expressed appreciation to the Office of
Ministerial Relations for their work and help, especially to Paul Leeland, Robbie Barrett
and Linda Bourey. He noted that there are changes approved at General Conference
that will be coming forth. However some of the changes will not be effective until 2012.
He directed the attention of the Executive Session to page 3 of the Board's report, and
requested that the nominations for the Board of Managers, Pastors School and
Convocation Class of 2012 be elected. The Bishop called for the vote and the
nominees were elected. Davis noted the changes on the errata sheet for the
Administrative Review Committee and asked the Bishop for a vote on the nominations.
Wthout objection the Bishop ordered the vote and the nominations were approved.
Davis referred to Question 19 of the Annual Report of the Board of Ordained Ministry:
Who have received the certificate of candidacy for ordained ministry? He noted the
changes on the Errata Sheet. In addition, the names Kum Wook Namkung and Valerie
Linda White were deleted from Question 19 (b) and 19 (c) respectively. No vote was
required. The Candidates receiving an appointment for the first time were recognized
and received applause. Davis noted corrections to page 17, Question 20. He then
directed the Executive Session to pages 18-23, Question 21(a), 21(b), 21(c) and 21(d):
Who are approved and appointed as Local Pastors? Karen Crutchfield, Washington
Circuit (GR), was added to Question 21 (b). The Bishop called for the approval of the
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local pastors, and they were approved. Davis directed the attention of the Executive
Session to Questions 22, 23, 24, and 25 which were all informational. He then
referred to Question 26 (b), page 25: Affiliate Members of the NC Annual Conference.
The Bishop asked the Executive Session to approve these by the required 2/3 vote and
they were approved. Davis directed the members to Question 28: Who are elected as
probationary members? One person was listed as probationary Deacon and
seventeen people were listed as probationary Elders. They stood before the Executive
Session and were asked the historic questions and were further encouraged by
Bishop Gwinn. The Bishop called for a vote and they were approved. Charles Michael
Smith led the session in the singing of '77s So Sweet To Trust In Jesus. The Bishop
remarked that this would be the last year they would be referred to as "probationary
members." Next year the term "Provisional" will be used. Davis directed the attention
of the Executive Session to pages 27-28 and to those listed under Question 30:
Continuing Probationary Members. He then referred to Question 31(c). The Bishop
asked that those continuing on the probationary member track stand and be
recognized by the Executive Session. Davis directed attention to Question 33: Who are
elected as members in full connection? The candidates were invited to stand before
the Executive Session. Bishop Gwinn then addressed the Deacon and Elders to be
elected in full connection and asked them the historic questions. The Bishop also
addressed the issue of ministerial integrity and ethics especially in dealing with the
ministries of their successors at their former appointments. He reminded the clergy
that returning and interfering in the ministries of their former churches could be a
chargeable offense. Without objection, the Bishop ordered the vote and they were
approved. Davis directed attention to Question 34(b): Who are elected for ordination as
deacons in full connection? The Bishop ordered the vote and they were elected by the
required 2/3 majority. Question 35(b) was addressed by Davis. The Bishop called for
the vote on these persons and they were approved. Davis directed the Executive
Session to Question 39(b): Who are readmitted as members in full connection? The
Bishop ordered the vote and the person listed was approved by the required 2/3
majority. Davis then addressed Question 41: Who have been received by transfer
from other annual conferences of The United Methodist Church? Judith Olivia Jolly
was asked to stand and be welcomed. Davis addressed Question 42: Who have
transferred from other Methodist denominations? These were recognized and
welcomed. Question 45 was addressed by Davis. Questions 47 and 48 were
addressed and no action was necessary. Davis directed the Executive Session to
Question 50(a) and 50(b). Janet Kennedy Buffaloe withdrew to unite with another
denomination. Without objection, the bishop ordered the vote, and Question 50(a) was
approved. The Bishop ordered the vote on Question 50(b) and it was approved.
Question 53 was for information. Davis directed the Executive Session to Question 54:
Who are the probationary or ordained members on leave of absence? The Bishop
called for the vote to approve those under Question 54(a) and they were approved.
Ellen Hope Metcalfs leave which has exceeded 5 years was approved by the required
2/3 majority. Without objection, the Bishop ordered the vote and those listed under
Question 54(c) and 54(d) were approved. Davis then moved to Question 55(a): related
to Family Leave. The Bishop called for the vote and William David Harrington and
Charles M. Herring were approved by simple majority. The Bishop called for the vote
on Suzanna Ross Helms's leave, which was approved by the required 2/3 majority.
Question 55(c) was addressed and received as information. Charles Morrison was
called on to address Question 57, Incapacity Leave, and asked for approval for those
listed. The Bishop called for the vote and those listed under 57(a) were approved.
Without objection, the Bishop ordered the vote on 57(c) and they were approved. Davis
referred the Executive Session to page 38, Question 58: What deacons have been
granted transitional leave? The Bishop called for the vote and it was granted.
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Questions 59-62 concerning retirement of clergy were addressed by Davis, who read
the name of each person retiring in the current year. These clergy were approved for
retirement and were greeted with applause from the Executive Session. The Bishop
expressed his gratitude to the retirees. Davis addressed question 83 on page 42,
noting several corrections to 83(a): William David Harrington Vi time; Stan Gallagher-
Smith 1/2 time. Hearing no objection, the Bishop ordered the vote to approve those in
less than full-time service and they were approved. Davis addressed Question 88(b)
and(c): those in extension appointments. The Bishop called for the vote on Question
88(b) and (c), and they were approved. Davis then submitted the Board of Ordained
Ministry report as a whole for approval. The Bishop called for the approval of the entire
report and it was approved.
The Executive Session was directed to Question 52: What elders in full connection
have died during the year? The Executive Session stood as all the names were read
by Davis. In addition, Davis read the names of the spouses who had died listed under
Question 52(f). The name Rosemary Todd Wynn was added to the list of spouses.
The Bishop led the Executive Session in prayer.
Bishop Gwinn then recognized Belton Joyner as a member of the Judicial Council to
General Conference of The United Methodist Church. He is one of only nine members
world-wide.
Partners in Carina Report
Sally Bates presented the report for Partners in Caring. She announced and
promoted an opportunity for clergy to join Partners in Caring. She commented that
there has been a 46% increase in membership since last year. She moved the
adoption of several changes in the by-laws. Without objection, Bates called for the vote
and they were adopted. Bates nominated Taylor Mills, Chris Williams and Charles
Michael Smith as new Trustees with a 3 year term. Wthout objection, Bates ordered
the vote and they were elected.
Duke Endowment/Clergy Health Initiative
Joe Mann, David Toole and Robin Swift presented the Clergy Health Initiative
which is funded by the Duke Endowment. Swift spoke about the bi-annual clergy
survey which will begin July 1. This is a research project between the Duke Divinity
School and the Duke Endowment. This research project will involve a health survey
which will be sent to 1633 active United Methodist clergy serving in North Carolina
Dr. James Bryan, Conference Secretary, made announcements. The Executive
Session ended with the singing of Love Divine, All Loves Excelling. The Bishop
dismissed the Executive Session at 12:16 p. m.
Executive Session for Laity
Conference Lay Leader, Emily Innes, opened the Laity session at 10:00 a.m. with
introduction of the members of the Board of Laity. AService of Worship was led by members
of the Board of Laity with special music by Randy Innes, Erna Daniel, and Irene Brownlee.
Following the opening worship, Sam Dixon, Deputy General Secretary GBGM, gave a
presentation on UMCOR. The program concluded at 11:55 a.m.
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Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Afternoon Session
Opening Worship Service:
Bishop Alfred W. Gwinn, Jr. presided at the opening worship service. Marcia
McFee served as worship and music leader. An offering was received in the amount of
$28,713.80 for the Lake Junaluska Dam Restoration. The communion service
concluded at 3:00 p.m.
Plenary Session:
Marcia McFee led the singing of And Are We Yet Alive. Bishop Alfred W. Gwinn, Jr.
called the 41st session of the North Carolina United Methodist Church Annual
Conference to order at 3:15 p.m. This is the 183rd Conference of The Methodist Church
in North Carolina and the 224th year of Methodism in the United States.
Organization of the Conference:
James Bryan, Conference Secretary, made the following motions of order:
"That the bar of the Annual Conference be the Main Meeting Room and Stage of the
Greenville Convention Center. That the records of the registrars at the registration
table be the Official Roll of the North Carolina Annual Conference - 2008. Tthe agenda
shown in the Book of Handouts (Yellow Book) be the Official Agenda of the 2008
Annual Conference; and that the agenda may be amended from time to time by the
presiding officer (the Bishop) as necessity and expedience may require. That the
persons appearing on the agenda, who are not members of the North Carolina Annual
Conference, be granted the privilege of the floor. And that the Staff Members and
Committee Members, which are listed on pages 9 and 10 of The Conference Program,
Recommendations and Reports 2008 with the addition of Ken Hall, Jr. to the assistant
secretarial staff, be elected."
The Bishop called for the vote on the motions of order and they were approved.
Report of the Committee on Conference Rules: Donna Thompson, chairperson,
presented the report of the Committee on Conference Rules; printed in The
Conference Program, Recommendations and Reports 2008, pages 14-23. She
reviewed changes to Section l(3)(A) limiting speeches to 3 minutes and Section l(6),
Episcopal Nominations.
Amendment: Beth Norris, Edenton St. (RA) lay member, moved to amend the
Conference Rules by adding the following to Section l(3)(A): "Discussion shall
alternate between pro and con." Without objection, the Bishop ordered the vote and
motion passed. Thompson then moved the adoption of the Conference Rules of Order
and Procedure as amended. Without objection, the Bishop ordered a vote on the rules
of order by the Conference and they were adopted.
Greetings:
Pat Dunn, Mayor of Greenville, NC, was recognized by Bishop Gwinn to address
the Conference. Her remarks were both humorous and profound. She encouraged
members to "do a lot of praying while you're here, but please don't fast. ..we want you
in our restaurants." She spoke of the vital role of the Church in service to others and in
making the community a better place.
Welcome:
Bishop Gwinn recognized Dr. Milton Gilbert, Sanford District, as the host district
superintendent for the annual conference. Gilbert invited Tanya Alvord, Sanford District
UMW president, to present corsages on behalf of the Sanford District to Lucretia
Gilbert and Joyce Gwinn. Gilbert presented the Bishop the gift of a stone globe.
Bishop Gwinn expressed gratitude to Rev. Gilbert and the Sanford district.
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Point of Information:
Belton Joyner, Retired (DU), expressed concern for those affected by the wild fire in
Eastern North Carolina. Bishop Gwinn asked Joyner to lead the Conference in a
prayer for this concern.
Nominations:
Jane Johnson, lay member Mebane (BU), nominated James L. Bryan as
Conference Secretary for another quadrennium. Without objection, the Bishop ordered
the vote and Bryan was elected. Bryan was welcomed with applause. Christine
Dodson, Conference Treasurer, nominated George Speake as Conference Statistician
for the next quadrennium. Without objection, the Bishop ordered the vote and Speake
was elected. Speake received a welcome and applause.
Recognition of Special Guests:
Bishop Gwinn welcomed Jim Hanna, Director of SEJ Foundation and Development.
Hanna addressed the Conference and gave updates about the various projects at
Lake Junaluska. He stated that the North Carolina Conference gave more money to
the Bethea Welcome Center Campaign than any other SEJ Conference. Hanna asked
those who worked on the campaign to stand and be recognized. He stated the club
house was completed and is now open at the golf course. Hanna thanked the
Conference for the special offering received for the Lake Junaluska Dam Restoration
project and stated Phase V is complete. Hanna reminded the members that the
Southeastern Jurisdiction Conference will be held at Lake Junaluska in July.
Report of the United Methodist Publishing House:
Cindy Keen, Raleigh Cokesbury Manager, brought the report from the United
Methodist Publishing House. Keen recognized Carl Frazier, member of the United
Methodist Publishing House Board of Directors. Frazier addressed the Conference on
behalf of the Publishing Board. Keen presented a check for $12,879.76 for the Central
Conferences Board of Pensions. Marcia McFee, led the members in singing We are
Marching in the Light of God, as she played an African drum.
Report of the Structure Review Team:
Emily Innes, Conference Lay Leader, introduced the Structure Review Committee.
She was assisted by Lib Campbell and Rick Clayton. The proposed new structure is
printed in the North Carolina Conference Christian Advocate pages 8-9. Innes moved
to strike through Section lll(3)(b) and (c) and substituted instead:
B. NC Annual Conference Connectional Table
1. The Connectional Table will provide a forum for the understanding,
casting forth, and implementation for the vision of the conference. It
shall be the place where ministry and money come to the same table to coordinate the
mission, ministries, and resources of the conference.
It will be the link among the Teams of Ministry (Leadership Team, Christian
Formation Team, Outreach Ministry Team and Stewardship Team) and the agency to
which they report. It will provide the primary place in the conference for joint planning
and priority setting. It shall report and be amenable to the Annual Conference Session.
Its essential functions are to:
a. discern and articulate the vision of the conference
b. Provide stewardship of the mission, ministry, and resources of the conference
and provide fiscal responsibility and establish policies and procedures to carry
out the mission.
c. Collaborate with the Council on Finance and Administration by:
1) Communicating the vision and priorities of the conference in
preparation of budgets for apportioned funds that come before the
Annual Conference Session.
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2) Setting allocations of budget requests within totals as recommended
by the Council on Finance and Administration at the Annual
Conference Session.
3) As defined in paragraph 613 of The Book of Discipline 2004, the
Connectional Table and the Council on Finance and Administration
will work to achieve consensus concerning total funds allocated to
program agencies
d. enable the flow of communication among the boards and agencies,
districts and local churches through the Teams of Ministry. To help
with the flow of communication one member of the Communications
Committee will be assigned to each of the Teams of Ministry.
2. Membership: Meeting on a quarterly basis, membership shall consist of
thirty six (36) voting members:
a. Chairs of thirteen boards, agencies, and committees as proposed to
the Annual Conference Session each year by the Conference
Committees on Nominations
b. Presidents of UM Men, Women and Youth or their designee
c. Extended Cabinet Members - Conference Lay Leader, Executive
Director of Conference Connectional Ministries, Assistant to the
Bishop, Executive Director of Congregational Development,
Conference Treasurer, and one District Superintendent.
d. The Bishop
e. Twelve Members-at-Large (Each Member-at-Large will be assigned
to one of the Ministry Teams)
f. In addition, Conference Staff Directors shall have voice but not vote.
C. Four Teams of Ministry - The agencies, boards and commissions defined by
the current edition of the Book of Discipline will organize themselves according to the
requirements outlined therein and will connect through the teams of ministry. The
teams of ministry, using task forces or standing groups to plan and implement ministry
and mission, will organize ministry areas not prescribed by the Book of Discipline.
Teams of Ministry are accountable to the Connectional Table for holding up and living
out the vision affirmed by the Annual Conference, and for faithfully presenting ministry
needs to the Connectional Table. Each Ministry Team will organize itself and schedule
quarterly meetings. Each quarterly meeting will have a specific focus; First quarter:
Visioning, Second Quarter: Strategic Planning. Third Quarter: Budget, Fourth Quarter:
Evaluation.
Membership in the four teams of ministry will be for one four-year term with the
option to extend for an additional four-year term.
• Leadership Team: Serves to equip leaders who implement the vision.
• Christian Formation Team: Serves to form and nurture disciples of Jesus
Christ.
• Outreach Ministry Team: Serve to carry forth the ministry that transforms
the world.
• Stewardship Team: Serves to empower ministry.
Motion:
Jim Mentzer, United Methodist Foundation, moved that the United Methodist
Foundation be moved from the Outreach Ministry Team to the Stewardship Team.
Innes accepted this change without objection. Judy Stephens, Camping and Retreat
Ministries Retreat Coordinator, moved that Camp & Retreat Ministries be moved from
the Outreach Ministry Team to the Christian Formation Team. Innes accepted this
change without objection. Ferrell Blount, Council on Finance and Administration
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President, moved that the Task Force give CF&A authority to revise the budget as
needed to be in accordance with the new structure while retaining the same total dollar
amount. Innes accepted this change without objection.
Point of Information:
Al Stanley, lay member Four Oaks (GO), rose to a point of information asking that
the United Methodist Singles be included somewhere in the structure. Innes stated it
would be included in the Christian Formation Team where age appropriate groups
were included.
Without objection, the Bishop ordered the vote on the changes that were made to
the proposed structure and they were approved. Emily Innes moved that "we suspend
the Conference Rules so that the rules can reflect the changes we just approved." The
motion required a 2/3 majority vote. The Bishop called for the vote and the members
approved suspension of the rules to allow the new language to be placed into the
rules of the Conference. Innes then moved that "we make the changes necessary in
the Conference Rules to reflect the Structure Review revisions that were just approved
by the Annual Conference." This will amend Section III (3) (b) and (c). Without
objection, the Bishop ordered the vote and the motion passed to adopt the new
Conference Structure language in the Rules of Order and Proccedure.
Conference Committee on Nominations:
Charles Michael Smith, Executive Director Conference Connectional Ministries,
presented the Nominations Report. Smith explained the new procedure for
nominations and announced that additional nominations may be made Saturday
morning prior to the vote. The Book of Nominations was distributed to the members.
Nomination:
Ferrell Blount, Conference Council on Finance and Administration President,
nominated Christine Dodson as Conference Treasurer for the next quadrennium.
Wthout objection, the Bishop ordered the vote on the Conference Treasurer and
Christine Dodson was elected.
Report of Council on Finance and Administration:
Ferrell Blount, president of the Conference Council on Finance and Administration,
presented the Council's report which is printed on pages 126-140 of The Conference
Program, Recommendations and Reports 2008. A video presentation outlining the
ministries of the North Carolina Annual Conference that are supported by the
Conference budget was shown. Blount directed the attention of the Conference to the
2010 budget. He then referred to page 126 showing the budget to be raised in 2009 to
be spent in the year 2010, which would be voted on at this annual conference. The
2010 budget represents a 2.21% increase over the 2009 budget. Blount pointed out a
typographical error on line 4, Evangelism. The amount for 2010 should be $45,000,
the same as last year. This would bring the total budget to $20,135,263. Blount
directed the Conference's attention to page 134, and noted that the formula for
apportionments has not changed. He moved the adoption of Section III.
Point of Information:
Carlin Johnson, Raleigh District Lay Leader, rose to a point of information.
Report of Council on Finance and Administration Continued:
Wthout objection, the Bishop ordered the vote and Section III was adopted. Blount
then moved the adoption of Section IV, Approval to Solicit Funds, printed on page 136.
It was approved. Blount directed the Conference to Section V on page 137. CF&A
recommended raising the district superintendents' salary for 2009 to $100,388. Blount
moved the approval of the salary. Without objection, the Bishop ordered a vote on the
district superintendents' salary, and it passed. Blount directed the attention of the
Conference to Section VII, United Methodist Personal Investment Plan and Basic
Protection Plan and moved the adoption. Without objection, the Bishop ordered the
vote on Section VII and it was approved.
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Point of Information:
Bill Jeffries, Henderson: City Road, rose to a point of information concerning
clergy counseling and consultation, Section 11(c) page 133. He inquired why the
budget supplement was being reduced $4,969 to $0 in 2008. The Bishop ruled
Jeffries inquiry out of order. Bishop Gwinn explained that the budget was only being
presented at this time for the Conference to review. There will be time for debate on
Saturday prior to the vote to approve the new budget.
Report of Council on Finance and Administration Continued:
Blount concluded his report.
Motion:
Darlene Jacobs, Jurisdictional Conference Delegate, moved to suspend the
conference rules in order to submit and distribute a resolution entitled, Resolution
against Intolerance & Racism on N.C. Radio. Without objection, the Bishop called for a
vote on this request and it was approved by more than the required 2/3 majority.
Report of The Duke Endowment/The thriving Rural Church Initiative and Clergy
Health Initiative:
Dr. Joe Mann, Duke Endowment Director of Rural Church Division, presented the
report. Mann outlined the various components of the Thriving Rural Church initiative.
Robin Swift and David Toole were introduced by Joe Mann. Swift briefly described the
$12,000,000 Duke Endowment grant to the Divinity School for a seven year study to
evaluate clergy wellness.
Question of Privilege and Privileged Motion:
Steve Taylor, Conference Director of Missions, moved the "suspension of the
Conference rules for consideration of a resolution "In response to Immigration and
Customs Enforcement Raids and Detention." Taylor explained that this "came to us
last week as an urgent request from the General Board of Church and Society and
Desert Southwest Conference Bishop Carcano, chair of the Interagency Immigration
Task Force." Without objection, the Bishop ordered the vote on the suspension of the
rules to allow this resolution and it was approved by the necessary 2/3 majority.
Motion:
Ralph Denning, lay member St. Andrews(RA), moved:"That the Annual Conference
in its 2010 budget include funding for the MERCI Center at the $50,000 level."
The Bishop ruled the motion out of order.
Announcements:
Secretary James Bryan made announcements. The Lake Junaluska Dam
Restoration Project offering taken at the opening communion service was $28,713.80.
The Conference was dismissed for dinner at 5:18 p.m.
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Evening Session
The Service of Commissioning and Ordination began at 7:30 p.m. The liturgists
were Bishop Alfred Wesley Gwinn, Jr., The Reverend Edgar DeJesus, The Reverend
Donna Banks, The Reverend Daniel Pantoja, Mr. Samuel D. McMillan, IV, The Reverend
Alice Kirkman Kunka, and The Reverend Jesse Brunson. The Reverend Johnnie L.
Wright served as marshal and the Reverend Eldrick R. Davis, Chairperson of the
Board of Ordained Ministry, and Mrs. Emily Innes, the Conference Lay Leader,
presented the candidates who were commissioned and ordained. Bishop Gwinn
preached a sermon entitled Never Forget, It's A Calling. The Reverend William J.
Weisser served as organist. One person was commissioned as probationary member
-deacon track; seventeen were commissioned as probationary members - elder track;
one was ordained as Deacon in Full Connection; and six candidates were ordained as
Elders in Full Connection. After the service, there was a reception for the ordinands.
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(For a synopsis of the entire service see worship bulletin, A Service of Commissioning
and Ordination.)
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Morning Session
Worship/Bible Study:
Bishop Alfred Gwinn, Jr. introduced The Reverend Dr. Ben Witherington, III who led
the morning Bible Study. The music and worship leader was Marcia McFee.
Witherington concluded and preparations were made for the morning business
session.
Plenary Session:
Bishop Gwinn called the Conference to order at 8:54 a. m. and music was provided
by the worship team. The Bishop began by explaining the motion he had ruled out of
order at the close of yesterday's session was actually in order but copies needed to be
distributed. He referred to the rules of order found on page 15, Section l,2,F of the
Conference Program Recommendation and Reports.
Report of the Board of Ordained Ministry:
Eldrick Davis, chairperson of the Board, presented the report of the Board of
Ordained Ministry. He recognized the first-time licensed local pastors. They came
forward to receive their licenses and were presented a traveling version of the Book of
Worship.
Davis presented Judith Smith Stephens with a Certificate in Christian Education
and Robert Wade Phillips III with a Certificate in Youth Ministry. Trish Archer, Chairperson
for Order of Deacons recognized the work of the Deacons and had all the Deacons
stand and be recognized. Davis concluded the report.
Question of Privilege:
Rufus Stark, Retired (RA), rose to a question of privilege. Stark spoke about the
Hinton Rural Center and the praised the work of Clay Smith. He requested prayer for
Smith who will be retiring and whose service will be recognized on July 8 of this year.
Report of the Com m ittee on Episcopacy:
Episcopacy Chairperson Cashar Evans presented the report. Evans outlined the
scope and duties of the Episcopacy Committee. He noted that our conference had a
distinct honor in that our bishop, Alfred Wesley Gwinn, was chosen to chair a portion of
the General Conference in Fort Worth. Evans offered a prayer for Bishop Gwinn and his
family.
Report of the Black College Fund:
Megan Cotton, Black College Fund Ambassador, presented a report from the Black
College Fund. She is a 20 year old rising senior from Chicago.
Report of the General Conference Delegation:
Emily Innes and Paul Leeland presented the report from the General Conference
Delegation. Leeland began by giving a few details about some historical changes that
took place at General Conference. A brief video was shown. Belton Joyner was honored
for being elected to the Judicial Council.
Nomination:
Emily Innes made a motion to endorse Paul Leeland as the Episcopal nominee
from the North Carolina Annual Conference. There was a second to the motion. Without
objection, the Bishop ordered a vote on that motion by Emily Innes and it passed
unanimously. The Bishop invited Janet Leeland to the stage and had prayer for both
Janet and Paul.
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Laitv and Clergy Evangelism Award Presentations:
Tim Reaves, chairperson of Commission on Evangelism, addressed the Conference
and gave a brief summary of the Harry Denman Award which honors effective evangelism
and highlights the need for evangelism throughout the world. Each year the Denman
Award is presented to one pastor and one lay person. The 2008 Laity recipient of the
Denman Award is Don and Isadora "Dodo" Johnson of Jackson UMC in Jackson, NC.
The clergy evangelism award was presented to Bob Mangum of Hickory Grove UMC.
Reaves asked Carol Dean, Evangelism Committee Secretary, to address the Conference.
Points of Information:
Bishop Gwinn asked Don Logner, lay member Cedar Grove (BU), to present his
witness to the Conference. Don had had no church affiliation or relationship with Jesus,
but through the witness of Cedar Grove UMC and the leadership of his son, Don and his
wife began attending the church. They participated in a Bible Study in which Don felt the
warmth of the Holy Spirit envelop him. His testimony was a very fitting reminder of the
importance of this year's theme: Witnessing... in the Light of God.
Report of the Commission on Church and Society/Kay and Jack Crum Award:
Ken Ripley, Commission on Church and Society Chairperson, presented the report. Kay
and Jack Crum were recognized and greeted. The following churches and ministries
were recognized: Avent Ferry UMC (RA), and Westover UMC (RA), for AventWest
Children's Mentoring Program; Fairmont UMC (RA), for Sunday Night Live; Wesley
Foundation Fellowship Ministry to Duke University for Racial Reconciliation in Durham —
Past and Present. The Kay and Jack Crum Award was presented to Cokesbury UMC in
Fuquay-Varina for their radical hospitality.
Report of the Task Force on Retiree Benefits:
Gray Southern, Committee on Insurance Chairperson, presented the report of the
Task Force on Retiree Benefits and moved the adoption of the report.
Point of Information:
Jerry Schronce, Retired (SA) rose to a point of information. Stuart Milton, Walnut
Grove (BU), rose to a point of information. Elton Hendrix, Methodist University President,
rose to a point of information. Wthout objection, Bishop Gwinn ordered the vote and the
report of the Task Force on Retiree Benefits was adopted.
Report of the Com m ittee on I nsurance:
Chairperson Gray Southern presented the report of the Committee on Insurance.
Southern indicated that for the fourth year in a row the insurance rates for active clergy
will not increase. He stated that the Insurance Committee is asking for an increase in
the lifetime maximum and also for better mental health benefits. Southern stated that
the Insurance Committee recommended suspending the previously adopted mandatory
payment of insurance premiums by all charges. Southern moved the adoption of the
report on the Committee on Insurance.
Point of Information:
David Harriss, Lillington (FA), rose to a point of information. Wthout objection,
Bishop Gwinn ordered the vote and the Insurance report was adopted.
Motion:
Ralph Denning, lay member St. Andrews (RA), moved that "the Annual Conference
in its 2010 budget include funding for the MERCI Center at the $50,000 level." He noted
that this would increase the total budget byO.25%. The motion received a second and
Denning spoke to the motion. Bishop Gwinn indicated that the motion would be referred
to the Council on Finance and Administration and brought up tomorrow.
Point of Information:
Ted Zeller, lay member Mebane (BU), rose to a point of information.
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Report of the Committee on Resolutions & Reference:
Alan Swartz, chairperson, brought the report of the Committee on Resolutions and
Reference.
Resolution 1. A RESOLUTION FOR HUMANE MENTAL HEALTH REFORM:
Swartz placed Resolution 1 before the Conference. The committee concurred with
the resolution. Without objection, Bishop Gwinn ordered the vote on Resolution 1 and
the resolution passed.
Resolution 2, A RESOLUTION FOR SUPPORT OF ANTI-DISCRIMINATION AND ANTI-
BULLYING:
Swartz presented Resolution 2. The committee concurred with the resolution.
Jacob Tobias, Youth Member (RA) and author of the Resolution, spoke for the
Resolution. Angela Basnight, lay member Wanchese: Bethany (EC), spoke against the
Resolution.
Point of Information :
Cleve May, Southern Pines (SA), rose to a point of information. Gail Ward, lay
member, spoke against the Resolution. The question was called. The previous
question was moved. Bishop Gwinn called for the vote on the previous question, and it
was sustained by the necessary 2/3 majority. Wthout objection, the Bishop ordered the
vote on the resolution, and the resolution passed.
Resolution 3, A RESOLUTION FOR THE WAR IN IRAQ:
Swartz presented Resolution 3, which was submitted by the Commission on
Church and Society.
Point of Information:
Bill Cummings rose to a point of information. Carol Thomas, lay member Page
Memorial (SA), rose to speak against the Resolution. Tony Joyner, Goshen-Keener (FA),
rose to a point of information. Ken Ripley, Commission on Church and Society Chair,
rose to a point of information. Cookie Santiago, Conference Director of Hispanic/Latino
Ministries, spoke in favor of the Resolution. Dennis Levin, Ayden (GR), spoke against
the Resolution. Steve Taylor, Conference Director of Missions, spoke in favor of the
Resolution. Wthout objection the Bishop ordered the vote on Resolution 3 and the
Resolution failed.
Resolution 4. A RESOLUTION FOR ASKING FOR NONPARTISAN COMMISSION TO
RECOMMEND CHANGES IN NATIONAL HEALTH CARE INSURANCE COVERAGE TO
INCLUDE ALL AMERICANS:
Swartz presented Resolution 4, a Resolution submitted by Commission on Church
and Society.
Amendment:
Paul Dunham, Farmville (GR), moved to strike "into one public health care
insurance policy covering all citizens with a uniform and comprehensive level of quality
care" from fl5, lines 4-5 and insert "into a health care system covering all citizens with
quality care..." Ken Ripley spoke against the amendment. Wthout objection, Bishop
Gwinn ordered a vote on the Dunham amendment and it failed. J. B. Helms, Jr., Retired
(GO), spoke against the Resolution. Charles Michael Smith, Conference Connectional
Ministries Executive Director, spoke in favor of Resolution 4. Tony Joyner, Goshen-
Keener (FA), spoke against Resolution 4. Ted Kunstling, lay member North Raleigh
(RA), spoke in favor of Resolution 4. Without objection, the Bishop ordered the vote on
Resolution 4 and the Resolution failed.
Greetings:
Dr. Ed Crump, a member from the Tennessee Annual Conference and a
representative with Educational Opportunities, was introduced by Bishop Gwinn. Crump
brought a word of greeting to the North Carolina Annual Conference and gave
information about upcoming trips.
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Announcements:
Conference Secretary Bryan made announcements. Bishop Gwinn invited Marcia McFee
to lead the congregation in song and in giving thanks for the upcoming meal. The
Bishop adjourned the Annual Conference for lunch at 11:56 a.m.
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Afternoon Session
The Bishop called the session to order at 1:31 p.m. with music.
Introductions:
Bishop Gwinn introduced Will Doyle, Conference Youth President, who sat with
Emily Innes, Conference Lay Leader. He recognized Davey Pittard, a twelve-year old
youth delegate from the Burlington District, who is attending Annual Conference for the
first time. Wilson Hayman, Conference Chancellor, was introduced and sat at the table
with the Bishop and Jerry Bryan, Conference Secretary.
Report of the Trustees:
Chairperson Cashar Evans presented the report of the Conference Trustees.
Evans directed attention to the written report of the Board of Trustees, which was the
first report included in the printed Book of Handouts. He gave an overview of the role of
the Conference Trustees and listed those churches which were closed in the past
year. He outlined the recommendations for the amount of insurance coverage each
church should carry on property and staff. Evans then discussed the relocation of the
United Methodist Conference building. He moved the adoption of the Report of the
Trustees.
Point of Information:
Ken Ripley, lay member Spring Hope (RM), rose to a point of information. The
Bishop delayed the answer to Ripley's question.
Report of the Trustees continued:
Wthout objection, the Bishop brought the question before the Conference to adopt
the report of the Trustees as presented by Evans. The Trustees report was adopted.
Evans moved the The United Methodist Building in Raleigh be sold.
Point of Information :
Evans then responded to Ripley's question. Bob Wallace, lay member Saint
Francis (RA), rose to a point of information. Ray Warren, Orange (BU), rose to a point
of information. Keith Sexton, Saint Paul (RM), rose to a point of information. Charlie
Astrike, lay member Campground (FA), rose to a point of information and Evans
responded. Ken Buckingham, Fair Promise- High Falls (SA), rose to a point of
information. Toni Wood, Newland (EC), rose to a point of information. Jared Hanson,
Fairview (BU), rose to a point of information. Evans responded. Carol Dean, Plank
Chapel (DU), rose to a point of information. Evans consulted and then responded.
Milford Oxendine, Cordova (RO), rose to a point of information. Para Drake, Newbegun
(EC), rose to a point of information, and the Bishop responded. Ernie Allsbrook,
Centenary (GO), rose to a point of information and Evans responded. Bishop Gwinn
queried the readiness for the question to be voted on by the body, and body was ready.
Wthout objection, the Bishop ordered the vote on the selling of The United Methodist
Building in Raleigh and the motion was supported. Evans made a closing statement
ending his report.
Report of the Safe Sanctuaries Committee:
Jay Locklear presented the Safe Sanctuaries Report. He directed the Conference
to the report printed on pages 74-75 of The Conference Program, Recommendations
and Reports 2008.
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Point of Information:
Bishop Gwinn recognized Greg Jenks, Extension Ministries (RA), from the ZOE
Ministry. Jenks presented Epiphanie Nujawimana, leader of ZOE Ministry's
empowerment ministry to orphans in Africa.
Report of The Methodist Home for Children:
Bruce Stanley, Director of The Methodist Home for Children, brought the Report of
the Methodist Home for Children. He referred to the full report printed on page 117 of
The Conference Program, Recommendations and Reports 2008.
Report of the Academy for Leadership Excellence:
Larry Coats, Chairperson of the Trustees of the Academy for Leadership
Excellence, presented the report. Coats gave a new email address for the Academy,
leadership(5)nccumc.orq. He introduced Irene Brownlee, Academy for Leadership
Excellence Executive Director, and Shannon Williams, a Senior Advisor of Armstrong
McGuire, LLC. Williams is providing interim leadership as the Director of Development
and overseeing Academy fund-raising and development efforts. Brownlee introduced
Ken McLean who concluded the report.
Report of the Disciple Bible Outreach Ministry:
Mark Hicks, Director, presented the report from the Disciple Bible Outreach
Ministry. Hicks recognized two of the retiring Board Members of the Disciple Bible
Outreach, Charles Michael Smith and Robert Flynn, for their service to the Board of
Disciple Bible Outreach and presented a plaque to each of them. He stated that
Disciple training is now offered at no cost. Disciple is being taught in several prison
settings touching the lives of many inmates.
Motion:
Rod Mullen, Roseboro (FA), moved "that the following question be asked and
answered publicly (both orally and in writing) at the next charge conference in each
pastoral charge: 'In order to have a clear picture of the church's financial situation and
to encourage broadly based financial stewardship, without naming any names, what
percentage of each church's total expenditures was contributed collectively by the top
three giving units (individuals, families, investments, or fundraisers) during 2007 and
through the date of the regularly scheduled 2008 charge conference?'" The motion
received a second. Billy Olsen, Pine Forest (GO), spoke against the motion. Tony
Joyner, Goshen-Keener (FA), spoke in favor of the motion. Bob Carpenter, Norman
(RO), spoke against the motion. Quinton Covington, Central (RO), rose to a point of
information. Bishop Gwinn asked Christine Dodson, Conference Treasurer, to
respond to the point of information. Dodson responded. Without objection, Bishop
Gwinn ordered the vote, and the motion failed.
Report of the Committee on Resolutions & Reference (Continued):
Alan Swartz, chairperson, continued the report of the Committee on Resolutions
and Reference.
RESOLUTION AGAINST INTOLERANCE AND RACISM ON NORTH CAROLINA
RADIO:
Swartz presented the Resolution concerning intolerance and racism on North
Carolina radio to the Conference.
Amendment:
Quinton Covington, Central (RO), rose to a point of information. Covington
moved to strike the third paragraph beginning "Be it further resolved..." Darlene
Jacobs, SEJNAM Executive Director and an author of the Resolution, spoke against the
Covington amendment. Ken Ripley, Commission on Church and Society Chair, spoke
in favor of the Covington amendment to the Resolution. David Banks, Pinehurst (SA),
spoke against the amendment. Wthout objection, the Bishop ordered the vote on the
Covington amendment and the amendment failed.
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Amendment:
Cookie Santiago, Hispanic/Latino Ministries Director, moved to insert "Be it further
resolved that the 2008 NC Conference challenges all media to be sensitive to the rich
cultural diversity in our society" at the end of the resolution. Without objection, the
Bishop ordered a vote on the Santiago amendment to the resolution, and the
amendment passed. Without objection, Bishop Gwinn ordered the vote on the
Resolution as amended and the Resolution passed.
RESOLUTION IN RESPONSE TO IMMIGRATION AND CUSTOMS ENFORCEMENT (ICE)
RAIDS AND DETENTION:
Swartz presented the Resolution before the Conference. Steve Hickle, Fairmont
(RA), spoke in favor of the Resolution. Dennis Levin, Ayden (GR), spoke against the
Resolution.
Amendment:
Greg Wallace, lay member White Plains (RA), move to delete paragraphs 2, 5, 6,
8. Cookie Santiago, Hispanic/Latino Ministries Director, spoke against the proposed
amendment to this Resolution. Norma Walters, Tabernacle (DU), rose to a point of
information.
Amendment to the Amendment:
Ken Ripley Commission on Church and Society Chair, moved to reinstate
paragraphs 2 and 8 and amend Paragraph 5 to strike out the words "put an immediate
stop to these raids" and insert at the end, "to make such raids unnecessary." Joe
Casteel, Hampstead (Wl), spoke against the proposed amendment to the
amendment.
Motion:
Ernie Allsbrook, lay member Centenary (GO), moved to return the Resolution to the
committee to re-submit in a clear form. Linda Woodard, lay member Aldersgate (BU),
spoke against referral. Wthout objection, the Bishop ordered the vote on the motion to
refer and the motion failed. Wthout objection, the Bishop ordered the vote on the
Ripley amendment to the amendment, and it did not pass. Without objection, the
Bishop ordered the vote on the amendment to the resolution, and the amendment
failed. Wthout objection, Bishop Gwinn ordered the vote on the resolution as a whole
and it was adopted.
ASECOND RESOLUTION IN RESPONSE TO IMMIGRATION AND CUSTOMS
ENFORCEMENT (ICE) RAIDS AND DETENTION:
Swartz placed the Resolution before the Annual Conference in order to allow the
required 24 hours to pass prior to discussion and disposition.
Report of Christian Unity Dialogue:
Paul Stallsworth and Laurie Hayes-Coffman presented the report of the Christian
Unity Dialogue. They presented a brief video of a conversation that took place at the
Methodist Building in Raleigh.
Report of New Church Starts/Congregation Development:
Steve Compton, Congregational Development Director, and Allen Bingham
presented the report for New Church and Congregational Development. Compton
recognized Allen Bingham and Tim Reaves for their service in the New Church
Development and Congregational Development ministry. Compton recognized
persons who have started new churches over the last 30 years. Bishop Gwinn offered
a prayer for those pastors who will be appointed to new churches this coming year.
Greetings:
Bishop Gwinn recognized David Worley, a member of the New Jersey Conference
who brought a word of greeting.
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Amendment:
Bill Jefferies, City Road (DU), moved "that the budget for 2010, as recommended
in the Council on Finance and Administration Report I, on page 126, line 34, Clergy
Counseling and Consultation Office, be replaced with $25,000." This motion has been
properly distributed to the Annual Conference and will be considered Friday.
Motion:
Ken Ripley, Commission on Church and Society Chair, moved that any
"resolutions submitted by a conference agency shall, for the purpose of debate or
discussion, be considered as a report of that agency." Pursuant to the Conference
rules, the proposed motion was tabled until Friday.
Point of Parliamentary Inquiry:
Ferrell Blount, Council on Finance and Administration Chairperson, rose to a point
of parliamentary inquiry. Blount recommended that action on the Jefferies motion be
postponed until Saturday morning during the CF&A Budget Section.
Point of Information:
Jim Huskins, MERCI Program Director, rose to a point of information and stated
that UMCOR was in need of additional flood buckets for the Midwest. Steve Hickle,
Fairmont (RA), rose to a point of information. David Beck, Hertford (EC), rose to a point
of information.
Report of the Task Force on Institutional Relationships:
Bill Simpson, Task Force Chair, presented the report and referred to the printed
report in the Book of Handouts. Simpson noted this report included conference-
related institutions such as the colleges, children's homes, retirement homes and
camps. He stated that the Conference Board of Institutions elects 40% of the trustees
of each of the Conference Institutions. Simpson moved the adoption of the report.
Without objection, the Bishop ordered the vote and it was adopted.
Question of Privilege:
Steve Hickle, Fairmont (RA), rose to a question of information. He stated that the
United Methodist Church is the largest sponsor of Scout troops. He reported that a
tornado had hit a Boy Scout camp in the Mid-West killing 4 scouts and injuring several
others. Hickle requested the Conference keep those affected by the tornados in Iowa
in their thoughts and prayers. The Bishop included in this prayer concern two pastors,
John Blue and Walter Bass whose deaths were recently announced. He also asked
for prayer for the Rev. Sam Wynn and the family of Rose Todd Wynn. The Bishop then
led the Conference in prayer.
Announcements:
Bishop Gwinn asked the Conference Secretary to make announcements, and
Secretary Bryan did so. The Conference was dismissed for dinner at 5:17 p.m.
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Evening Session
Celebration of the Advance:
The Service in celebration of the 60th anniversary of the Advance began at 7:30 p.m.
The service of celebration included special music and a skit. Linda Harris presented
some of the work of Advance over the past six decades. The Reverend Ben
Witherington III delivered the message. An offering was taken in support of the
continuing ministries made possible by the Advance.
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Friday, June 13, 2008
Morning Session
Worship/Bible Study:
Bishop Alfred Gwinn, Jr. introduced The Reverend Dr. Ben Witherington, III who led
the morning Bible Study. The music and worship leader was Marcia McFee.
Plenary Session:
Bishop Gwinn called the Conference to order at 9:02 a. m.
Announcements/Concerns:
Bishop Gwinn announced that Steve and Patti Castle, Moyock (EC), had left the
Conference session due to the death of her father. The Offering for the Advance
received during the Thursday night worship service totaled $5,230.02. The Bishop
shared that two persons were so moved by that service that they felt a call into the
ministry.
Celebration of Service:
Bishop Gwinn praised Sandy Smith and her ministry as his administrative
assistant. He announced that she would be retiring in October 2008. Bishop Gwinn
asked Dennis Goodwin to escort Sandy Smith to stage. The Bishop, assisted by
Robbie Barrett, presented her with a corsage as an expression of gratitude from the
Bishop and the Annual Conference.
Report of the Conference Statistician:
George Speake, Conference Statistician, reported the good news that there were
237,159 total members in the North Carolina Annual Conference at the end of 2007, a
net increase of 595 members over 2006. However, he noted a decrease in average
worship attendance. He remarked that, "Ushers count noses but preachers count
nostrils." He pointed out that there was an increase of 238 in those received by
profession of faith or restored, a decrease of 136 in those received from other United
Methodist Churches, and a decrease of 17 received from other denominations.
Speake reported increased diversity with a total of 10,309 ethnic minority members.
He gave an overview of the way in which our dollars are spent in ministry. Speake also
gave an explanation of Table III and stressed the need for accuracy in reporting all
figures on Tables I, II, and III in order for the conference statistics to be accurate.
Celebration of the Acts 2 Churches
Emily Innes, Conference Lay Leader, presented the Acts 2 Churches and awards.
A brief video presentation was shown. The following churches were recognized as
Acts 2 churches: (BU): Carrboro, Cedar Grove, Christ, Leasburg, New Hope-Purley,
Orange, Union Grove, University, Walnut Grove; (DU): Asbury Temple, Butner:
Community, Epworth, Grace-CaVel, Reconciliation; (EC): All God's Children; Mighty
Wind, Mt. Olivet, New Hope, Pilmoor Memorial; (FA): Camp Ground, Haymount, Solid
Rock; (GO) Faison, Fremont, Jefferson, St. Paul; (GR) Jarvis Memorial, Covenant,
Salem, Greenville: St. James, Tarboro: St. James, Trinity; (NB) Ann Street, Centenary,
Faith Harbor, Harkers Island, New Song, Pine Valley, Rhems, Riverdale, New Port: St.
James, St. Peter's, Swansboro; (RA) All Saints, Apex, Avent Ferry, Benson Memorial,
Edenton Street, Fairmont, Fuquay-Varina: First, Genesis, Hayes Barton, Highland,
Knightdale, Millbrook, St. Francis, St. Mark's, Sunrise, Wake Forest, Wendell, White
Plains; (RO) Beauty Spot, Laurinburg: First, Gibson, Jerusalem, St. John, St. Luke, St.
Paul, Hamlet: St. Peter, Fairmont: Trinity; (RM) Edgecombe Parish, Pinetops,
Temperance Hall, Rocky Mount: First, Jackson, Winstead; (SA) Doub's Chapel, Mt.
Olive, Union Grove, Meroney, Roseland, Southern Pines; (Wl) Andrews Chapel,
Bethlehem, Camp, Ocean View, Oleander, Seaside, Sharon, Southport: Trinity,
Wlmington: Trinity, Village Point, Wesley Memorial, Wesleyan Chapel, Whiteville,
Wndsor, Wrightsboro, Wrightsville. All those associated with Acts 2 churches were
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invited to stand, and they were greeted with applause. Bishop Gwinn congratulated
the Acts 2 Churches and encouraged all the churches to work toward becoming Acts 2
congregations in the future.
Report of Commission on Equitable Compensation:
Johnnie Wright presented the report of the Commission on Equitable
Compensation found on pages 79-81 in The Conference Program, Recommendations
and Reports 2008 and in the Book of Handouts. On page 79 Wright corrected the
percentage increase from 1% to 0.07% which would be a total increase of $276 in the
minimum compensation for 2009. For 2009 the committee recommended an
increase from $38,806 to $39,082 for pastors under full time appointment, with utilities
allowance to remain at $2,200, for a total increase from $41,006 to $41,282. The
Bishop called for discussion. Tracy Clayton, Gatesville Charge (EC), rose to remind
the Conference of the increasing financial burden upon pastors. George Megill, retired
(RA), rose to a point of information and to make a motion. The Bishop ruled the motion
out of order. Fred Hight, Rocky Mount District Lay Leader, rose to a point of information.
Johnnie Wright responded. Milford Oxendine, Cordova (RO), spoke against the report.
Quinton Covington, Central (RO), rose to a point of information. Without objection, the
Bishop ordered a vote on the base salary recommendation by the Commission on
Equitable Compensation, and it failed.
Amendment:
Kermit Braswell, retired (RA), offered a motion to increase the travel allowance to
$4,500. The Bishop asked Braswell to hold the travel motion until the discussion on
base salary was completed. The Bishop then allowed Braswell to continue, and
Braswell moved to increase base compensation by $776. Lee Edwards, Chatham-
Cedar Grove (SA), rose to a point of information.
Amendment:
Stuart Milton, Walnut Grove (BU), offered a substitute to the Braswell motion and
moved that the 2009 minimum salary be increased by 2.9%, which would be an
increase of $1,127, for a total of $39,933 . Chris Miller, Englewood (RM), spoke against
the substitute motion.
Amendment:
Mike Rowland, lay member Fair Promise (SA), offered a substitute to the
substitute motion. Rowland moved that the base salary be increased by 3.9%, an
increase of $1,513.00. The Bishop asked for the question, and the body voted to call
the question. Without objection, the Bishop ordered the vote on the Rowland
amendment, and it passed.
Report of Commission on Equitable Compensation Continued:
Wright moved the adoption of the travel expense increase to $4,000 as printed in
the report on page 79.
Wthout objection, the Bishop called for the vote on the motion to raise the travel by
$1,000 and it passed. Wright noted a correction to Section 111(C)(1). The following
sentence should be added: "This grant may not exceed a lifetime maximum of $6,000."
Wthout objection, the Bishop asked the body to vote on the entire Equitable
Compensation report, and it was adopted. Jimmy Cummings, Retired (RO), rose to a
point of information. He asked about the student pastor base salary increase. Wright
responded that it would remain at 65% of the base full-time salary.
Motion:
Steve Formo, Jamesville-Siloam (GR), moved to "charge the Equitable
Compensation Commission to study the possibility of changing our conference salary
structure and report to the 2009 Annual Conference." Jerry Schronce, Retired (SA),
spoke against the Formo motion. Wthout objection, the Bishop ordered the vote on
the Forman motion, and it passed.
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Report of Missions Committee/Key Taylor Award:
Steve Taylor, Director of Missions, recognized Jo Elaine Harris who presented the
report. Harris presented the Key Taylor Award to Goldston UMC (SA), a rural church
that has been faithful and passionate in mission. Thomas Simpson and Tina Harris
accepted the award and a check for $1,542 on behalf of the church. Taylor recognized
Harold Salmon, Trinity-Olivet (RO), to address the Conference. Salmon told of the
Palestinian Christian children dying from lack of hope. The focus of the presentation
was centered on the kids for Hope Ministry to Palestinian children. Taylor recognized
Greg Jenks, ZOE Ministry Executive Director, to give a short presentation on ZOE
Ministry. Jenks invited Epiphanie Nujawimana, leader of ZOE Ministry's empowerment
ministry to orphans in Africa, to address the Conference and share her story.
Question of Privilege:
Coleen Bush, Harry Hoosier (FA), was recognized by the Bishop to give a
testimony. She testified about tithing.
Announcements:
Jerry Bryan, Conference Secretary, made announcements and the Conference
took a brief break to prepare for the order of the day.
Order of the Day - All Saints Celebration - Memorial Service:
Bishop Alfred W. Gwinn, Jr. presided, The Reverend Lisa Naa-Shormey Yebuah
preached, The Reverend L. Roger Owens served as liturgist. The Reverend William E.
Braswell and The Reverend Deborah Wilkins served as lectors. Special music was
provided by the Annual Conference House Band. As the Bishop read the name of each
one who had died, a bell tolled, and family members and friends lit a candle for each
person named. (For synopsis of entire service, see worship bulletin, All Saints
Celebration and Memorial Service, Friday, June 13, 2008).
Friday, June 13, 2008
Afternoon Session
Order of the Day - Retiree Recognition Service:
Bishop Gwinn called for the Order of the Day, Retiree Recognition Service. Bishop
Alfred W. Gwinn, Jr., The Reverend Warren Clark Barfield, The Reverend Charles
Michael Smith, The Reverend Patricia Villines Stewart, The Reverend Jo Elaine Harris,
The Reverend Milton Heath Gilbert and The Reverend Thurman Adair Horney, Jr. were
liturgists. The Reverend William Carl Simpson, Jr., The Reverend Peggy O. Whitt and
The Reverend Carolyn Cummings-Woriax were lectors. The Reverend Glenn Bates
Everett preached. The organist was Dr. Marcia Heirman. The Reverend James Donald
Phillips, Pensions Chairperson, conducted the recognition of the retirees. Retiring
clergy were given the opportunity to record a video to be presented as their names
were read. For those who did not submit a video, a PowerPoint slide with their names
and appointments were displayed on the screens as their names were read. (For a
synopsis of the entire service, see the worship bulletin, A Retirement Recognition
Service, Friday, June 13, 2008). At the conclusion of the Retirement Recognition
Service, Bishop Gwinn announced a brief break while the stage was being reset.
Afternoon Session:
Bishop Gwinn called Afternoon Session to order at 3:05 p. m.
Report of the Board of Pensions:
Chairperson Don Phillips directed the attention of the Conference to the Board of
Pensions report in The Conference Program, Recommendations and Reports 2008,
pages 89-104. He noted there is also an additional page of general information found
in the Book of Handouts. Phillips pointed out the changes printed in bold in the report.
He added four names to Section III on page 90. He referred to page 91 Section VII and
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noted that the names of Sue Ellen Nicholson and Josefina (Cookie) Santiago were
new for this year. Phillips moved the adoption of Report A as corrected. Bishop Gwinn
called for the vote and it was adopted. Phillips directed the Conference to Report B on
pages 92-98. He corrected Section 1(D) the Total Additional Plan Assets; the correct
amount is $41,160,404. On page 96-97, under Section VI(F)(5) and (G)(4), the words
"Years in Health Insurance Plan" were added to the first column. He stated that the
past service rate that would be increased to $601 would go into effect Jan 1, 2009.
Phillips moved the adoption of Report B as corrected. Without objection, the Bishop
ordered the vote and Report B was adopted. He then turned Report C, page 98-99.
There were minor changes made in Report C. Phillips moved the adoption of Report C
and it was adopted. Phillips introduced Report D, Ministers' Transition Fund, on
pages 99-104. He corrected the amount in Section VIII (B) (1) (b) from 40,000 to
$46,000. He offered Report D for adoption. Without objection, the Bishop ordered the
vote and it was adopted. Phillips then moved the adoption of the full report of the Board
of Pensions. The Bishop, finding no objections, ordered the vote and the full report of
the Board of Pensions was adopted.
Report of the United Methodist Foundation:
Lynn James, Director of the United Methodist Foundation, presented the
foundation's report found on pages 105-06 of The Conference Program,
Recommendations and Reports 2008. James recognized the members of the Board
of The United Methodist Foundation. He presented the "Saints of God" award for
outstanding stewardship and service to Randolph R. "Ran" Few, Duke Memorial UMC.
James asked Charles Michael Smith to lead the Annual Conference in the singing of /
Sing the Song of the Saints of God. James invited Jim Mentzer to address the Annual
Conference regarding planned giving in The United Methodist Foundation. James
introduced Reginald Ponder who addressed the Conference regarding the Foundation
and its work with the Legacy Partners program established by the NC Annual
Conference in 2006. He encouraged all church members to "make the ultimate tithe"
by leaving a bequest to their churches.
Children's Music Presentation:
The Annual Conference Kids presented a short music program. They sang three
selections and were given a standing ovation by the Annual Conference. The Bishop
thanked the folks at St. James UMC (GR) for providing the AC Kids 2008 this
opportunity.
Report of Higher Education Ministries and Campus Ministry:
Chairperson Carl Frazier brought the report. Frazier announced the formation of
the Dr. J. Alan Norris, Jr. endowed scholarship. Former Conference Treasurer, Dr. Allen
J. Norris, was posthumously memorialized by the Conference and the Committee on
Higher Education and Campus Ministry. In addition, students attending any one of the
three United Methodist-related universities in the North Carolina Conference and
receiving funds from the Norris scholarship, will have those funds matched three-to-
one by the "Dollars for Scholars" program. Beth Norris was recognized and presented
with a gift in appreciation for her work with Higher Education and in memory of Dr.
Norris her late husband. Three scholarships were awarded to Hannah Gibson,
Louisburg College; Whitney Robeson, Methodist University; and, Kathryn Halstead, NC
Wesleyan. The Campus ministers who were present were also recognized. Frazier
then introduced Dr. Tommy Yow who made remarks on behalf of the United Methodist
Higher Education Foundation
Order of the Day - Celebration of the Laitv:
The Bishop called for the Order of the Day and invited Emily Innes, Conference Lay
Leader, to present the Board of Laity Report. Innes introduced the representatives for
the UMM, UMW, UMYF and Lay Speaking Ministries. Barry Merrill, United Methodist Men
president, presented their report and quoted several statistics citing the important role
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of Men in Ministry and in the family. The G. Ross Freeman Leadership Award was
presented to The Rev. Robert Flynn, Swansboro (NB), by The United Methodist Men of
the NC Annual Conference and by the Southeastern Jurisdiction of The United
Methodist Church. Ann Davis, United Methodist Women President, presented the
report printed on pages 59-60 of The Conference Program, Recommendations and
Reports 2008. Davis highlighted several ministries of the women of the North Carolina
Annual Conference United Methodist Women. A power point presentation was
included as part of the UMW report. Wll Doyle, United Methodist Youth President,
presented the UMYF report. Doyle mentioned several Conference Youth events and the
successful events of the past year. Linda Harris, Director of Lay Speaking Ministries,
presented the report for Lay Speaking Ministries. Harris recognized the district
directors of Lay Speaking, all Lay Speakers, and local pastors present.
Presentation of the Lav Ministries of the Year:
Conference Lay Leader Emily Innes presented the Lay Ministries of the Year. The
report is printed on pages 72-73 of The Conference Program, Recommendations and
Reports 2008. Churches from each district that were recognized were represented in a
video presentation of their various ministries . Innes presented plaques to the four
Board of Laity members who will be leaving their posts.
Nomination:
Fred Height, Rocky Mount Lay Leader, nominated Emily Innes for Conference Lay
Leader for 2008-2012. The Bishop asked for other nominations and there were none.
Wthout objection, the Bishop called for the vote and Emily Innes was elected as Lay
Leader.
Questions of Privilege:
Ed Priestaf, Benson Memorial (RA), rose to a question of privilege. Priestaf
encouraged the Conference to include more minority men and women on committees
and in leadership positions, especially men. Grace Hackney, Cedar Grove (BU) rose
to a question of privilege. She was given the floor and made a short speech. The
Bishop responded briefly with thanks to Hackney.
Motion:
Charlotte Wade, lay member Franklin Co: Trinity (RA), inspired by the previous
evening's service, made a plea to the Conference to respond to people in need. She
moved that the Conference take an additional offering for UMCOR. Without objection,
the Bishop directed the Conference to vote on the proposal by Wade, which passed.
Adjournment:
Conference Secretary James Bryan made announcements. The Bishop adjourned
the conference for supper at 5:07 p.m.
Friday, June 13, 2008
Evening Session
Lav Leadership Event:
Bishop Gwinn recognized Lay Leader Emily Innes to lead the evening worship service,
a Lay Leadership Event. Music was provided by Ron Heckman and In His Name, a jazz
ensemble. Dr. Leonard Sweet, founder and president of Spirit Venture Ministries, was the
guest speaker and delivered an inspirational message. He drew a distinction between
what he called the Church of Gutenberg and the Church of Google, calling attention to the
advances of our time. He challenged the people "to lead the church through its first
perfect storm." An offering supporting the programs of the Board of Laity was received
totaling $ .
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Saturday, June 14, 2008
Morning Session
Love Feast:
The Love Feast began with the Conference singing / Love to Tell the Story. Marcia
Mcfee presided. A number of personal testimonies were shared and prayers were lifted
up during the moving service.
Morning Session:
The Bishop called the Conference to order at 9:10 a.m. He announced that the
official attendance at the 2008 Conference was 1,671 delegates.
Report of the Committee on Resolutions & Reference Continued:
Allen Swartz returned to the report of the Committee on Resolutions. He referred the
conference to the following resolution:
RESOLUTION ON THE TREATMENT OF UNDOCUMENTED YOUNG PEOPLE:
Swartz reported that the committee had renamed the resolution from Proposed
Amendment to be added to the: Resolution in Response to Immigration and Customs
Enforcement (ICE) Raids and Detention to Resolution on the Treatment of Undocumented
Young People as not to be confused with the Resolution adopted earlier by this Annual
Conference. Edgar DeJesus, Mt. Zion (DU), spoke in favor of the Resolution. Charles
Hickman, lay member, Chocowinity (GR), spoke against the Resolution. Betty Isaacs, lay
member Cedar Cliff (BU), rose to a point of information. Ken Ripley, Conference
Commission on Church and Society Chair, rose to a point of information. Ben Ball, Broad
Creek (NB), rose to a point of information. Cookie Santiago, Hispanic/Latino Ministries
Director spoke in favor of the Resolution. Without objection, the Bishop asked for a vote
on the Resolution and it was adopted. This concluded the report of the Committee on
Resolutions and Reference.
Ripley Amendment to the Conference Rules Continued:
The Bishop returned to the Ripley motion to amend the rules originally presented on
Thursday, June 12, 2008. The Conference was directed to page 15, Section l(3)(C) of The
Conference Program, Recommendations, and Reports 2008. Ripley restated his motion
to add the following: "Any resolutions submitted by a conference agency shall, for the
purpose of debate or discussion, be considered as a report of that agency." Dennis
Levin, Ayden (GR), spoke in favor of the Ripley amendment to the rules. David Banks,
Pinehurst (SA), rose to a point of parliamentary inquiry and asked if this action required a
2/3 majority. The Bishop replied that a 2/3 majority was required to amend the Conference
Rules.
Substitute Amendment to the Amendment:
Jim Mentzer, United Methodist Foundation, moved to amend the Ripley amendment
to read "Any resolution shall be treated as a report." Without objection, the Bishop ordered
a vote on the Mentzer amendment and it failed. Without objection, the Bishop ordered a
vote on the Ripley amendment and it failed.
Conference Committee on Nominations:
Chairperson Charles Michael Smith presented the Nominations Report. Smith made
several spelling and status corrections to the report. Should the details be included
here? And if so is this list complete? Billy Olsen (W-M-C) replaced Connie Atkinson on
the MERCI Committee. Jim Angerole and Kathleen Hagerty resigned from Children's
Ministry. Kirk Oldman withdrew from the Spiritual Life Team. Milford Oxendine withdrew
from Multicultural Ministries and Native American Ministry. Bill Price (GR) (W-M-C) and Ed
Priestaf (RA) (W-M-C) were added to Monitoring and Accountability. Beth Norris (W-F-L)
replaced Donald Baucom who resigned from Clergy Counseling and Consultation
Services. Replace the Conference Youth President with the Conference Youth Legislative
Affairs Representative on Resolutions and Reference.
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Point of Information:
Dennis Levin, Ayden (GR), rose for a point of information and asked how the
chairpersons of the committees were elected. He noted that some committees had a
chair listed while others did not. The Bishop stated that unless the Discipline required a
Chair to be listed, Chairs would be elected once the committees are organized. David
Banks, Pinehurst UMC, rose to a point of information.
Nominations:
Laura Early, All God's Children (EC) nominated Toni Wood (W-F-C) for Children's
Ministry and Terry Williams (W-M-C) for Multicultural Ministries. Edgar DeJesus, Mt. Zion
(DU), made a nomination for Church and Society but was ruled out of order because of
ineligibility. Colleen Astrike, Fayetteville Lay Leader, nominated Steve Thomas (W-M-L)
for Board of Pensions. Para Drake, Newbegun (EC), rose to a point of information.
Kenneth Locklear, Prospect (RO), nominated Sylvia Collins Ball (M-F-C) and Gary Locklear
(NA-M-L) to Native American Ministry in place of Milford Oxendine. The Bishop ruled that
Ball was ineligible because she was rotating off. Bud Budzinski, Salem (DU), nominated
John Howie (A-M-C) for Disaster Response. Alice Kunka, Cary First (RA), nominated Judy
Stephens (W-F-C) to Spiritual Life Team.
Motion:
Para Drake, Newbegun (EC), moved that nominations to be closed. Without objection,
the Bishop directed a vote on closing nominations and nominations were closed. Ken
Ripley rose to a point of information and Charles Michael Smith responded. Without
objection, the Bishop ordered a vote on the report of the Nominations Committee and the
Nominations. The report was adopted with the additional nominations and as corrected.
Charles Michael Smith took a moment of personal privilege and thanked Linda Harris
and the Conference staff for all their support over the last six years he served in the
position of Council Director.
Offering:
The Bishop reminded the body that the white offering envelopes were for UMCOR.
Recognition of Conference Historian:
Arthur Warren, Archives and History Chair, expressed appreciation for the many years
of service given by Frank Grill, Conference Historian. He displayed a plaque that will be
presented at a later time to Grill who is retiring from Archives & History. Warren announced
that Bill Simpson will become the new Conference Historian.
Report of CF&A continued:
Ferrell Blount, chair of CF&A was recognized to bring the budget for adoption. Blount
invited Emily Innes and Charles Smith to review the process of developing the budget.
Blount directed the body to the budget in The Conference Program, Recommendations,
and Reports 2008 and moved its adoption with the correction to Evangelism.
Denning Motion Continued:
Bishop Gwinn returned to the Denning motion to add funding in the 2010 budget for
MERCI. Jim Huskins, MERCI Program Director, spoke for the substitute motion. Laura
Little, General Conference Delegate, rose to a point of information. Emily Innes responded
to Little's question. Helen Little, lay member Home Memorial (RA), rose to a point of
information. Beth Hood, Greenville District, rose to a point of information. Wthout objection,
the Bishop ordered the vote on the substitute motion concerning the MERCI Center.
Ferrell Blount was allowed a final statement. The amendment failed.
Jeffries Amendment Continued:
Bishop Gwinn then turned to the Jefferies motion concerning funding for Clergy
Counseling and Consultation Office in the 2010 budget. Joe Casteel, Hampstead (Wl),
moved to table this amendment. Without objection, the Bishop called for a vote and the
amendment was tabled. Blount moved the adoption of 2010 Budget printed on pages
126-27 with the recommended changes. Without objection, the Bishop ordered the vote
and the budget was adopted.
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Determining location of 2009 Annual Conference:
The Bishop then asked the Conference Secretary to present Site Proposals for the
2009 Annual Conference and he did so. Barry Merrill, Conference UMM President, rose to
a point of information. Beverly Leggett, Washington: Asbury (GR), rose to a point of
information and spoke in favor of the Fayetteville location. Camille Hubbard, lay member
Gaston Charge (RM), spoke in favor of the Greenville location. Bill Simpson, Rocky Mount
District, moved that the 2009 Annual Converence return to Greenville for 2009 Annual
Conference. The Bishop ordered the vote to return to Greenville and it passed. The 2009
Annual Conference will be held in Greenville June 10-13, 2009. The Bishop then thanked
the Laity for their sacrifice of time to support the church.
Question of Privilege:
Ken Ripley, Commission on Church and Society Chair raised a question of privilege,
asking if he could make a brief personal statement. The bishop sustained his question
of privilege and Ripley made a brief statement thanking the Conference for the privilege
of serving on the Conference Commission on Church and Society.
Announcements:
Conference Secretary Jerry Bryan thanked Johnnie Wright for his work in coordinating
of all the worship services for the 2008 Annual Conference. The Conference stood and
applauded Wright. The Bishop also thanked the Conference Secretary and staff then
called for a brief break to prepare for the reading of the appointments.
Fixing of the Appointments:
The Bishop commented that the fixing of appointments was a high and holy moment.
Present on the stage with Bishop Gwinn were the District Superintendents and the
District Lay Leaders. Marcia McFee led in music and prayer. The Bishop commissioned
all the District and Conference Lay Leaders. Each District Superintendent stood with the
Bishop as he read the names of the new appointments in their districts. Bishop Gwinn
set the appointments as listed and made corrections. After the new appointments were
read for each district, that district's lay leader had prayer for the newly appointed pastors
as well as the returning pastors. Emily Innes led in a prayer for those in Extension
Ministries. The Bishop ended with a challenge from the Great Commission. McFee led
a prayer for the Bishop.
Adjournment:
The 2008 Annual Conference ended with the singing of God Be With You Till We Meet
Again and This Little Light of Mine. The Conference was adjourned at 12:09 p. m.
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The Business of The Annual Conference
The Minutes of the North Carolina Annual Conference held in Greenville, North Carolina
from June 11, 2008 through June 14, 2008. Bishop Alfred W. Gwinn, presiding. Date
when organized, 1828. Number of this session, 181.
Organization and General Business
1. Who are elected for the quadrennium (lffl603.7, 617):
Secretary? James L. Bryan
Mailing Address: Post Office Box 10955, Raleigh, North Carolina 27605
Telephone: 919/832-9560 or NC Toll Free 1-800-849-4433
Statistician? George D. Speake
Mailing Address: 114 Church Street, Henderson, NC 27536
Telephone: 252/438-8791
Treasurer? Christine C. Dodson
Mailing Address: Post Office Box 10955, Raleigh, North Carolina 27605
Telephone: 919/832-9560 or NC Toll Free 1-800-849-4433
2. Is the Annual Conference incorporated (H603.1) Yes
3. Bonding and auditing:
a) What officers handling funds of the conference have been bonded,
and in what amounts (1ffl617, 2511)? All Officers, Conference Treasurer
and all Staff, individuals processing cash in the local churches and
Conference- $50,000 per occurrance and up to three ocurrances per year.
b) Have the books of said officers or persons been audited (ffl!615, 2511)? Yes
4. What agencies have been appointed or elected?
a) Answer Yes or No for each of the councils, boards, commissions,
or committees listed:
(1) Board of Ordained Ministry (1J632)? Yes
(2) Board of Pensions (1J636)? Yes
(3) Board of Trustees of the Annual Conference fl|2512)? Yes
(4) Committee on Episcopacy (fl634)? Yes
(5) Committee on Investigation (fl2703. 2, .3)? Yes
(6) Administrative Review Committee (1J633)? Yes
b) Indicate the name of the agency in your annual conference which is/are
responsible for the functions related to each of the following general church
agencies (1J608.1):
(1) General Council on Finance and Administration? Same
(2) General Council on Ministries? Same
(3) General Board of Church and Society? Same
(4) General Board of Discipleship? Same
(5) General Board of Global Ministries? included in Missions
(6) Higher Education and Campus Ministry? Same
(7) General Commission on Archives and History? Same
(8) General Commission on Christian Unity & Interreligious Concerns
Same
(9) General Commission on Religion and Race? Monitoring & Accountability
(10) General Commission on the Status & Role of Women? Monitoring &
Accountability
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(11) United Methodist Communications? Same
c) Indicate the conference agencies which have responsibilities for the
following functions:
(1) Criminal Justice and Mercy Ministries (1J652)? Same
(2) Disability Concerns (fl649)? Joint Committee on Incapacity
(3) Equitable Compensation (1J623)? Same
(4) Laity (1J629)? Same
(5) Native American Ministry (1J650)? Same
(6) Small Membership Church (1J642)?
included in Congregational Development
d) Answer Yes or No for each of the following conference or district organizations:
(1) Conference United Methodist Women (1J644)? Yes
(2) Conference United Methodist Men (1J645)? Yes
(3) Conference Council on Youth Ministry (1J646)? Yes
(4) Conference Council on Young Adult Ministry (1J647)? No
(5) District Boards of Church Location and Building (1J2518)? Yes
(6) Committees on District Superintendency (fl663)? Yes
(7) District Committees on Ordained Ministry (1J660)? Yes
e) What other councils, boards, commissions, or committees have been
appointed or elected in the annual conference?
Boards: Institutions, Inc., Missions, Inc.; Committees:
Conference Entertainment, Conference Rules, Conference Staff Relations,
Continuing Education, Disability, Episcopal Residence, Insurance, Itinerant
Clergy Moving Expense and Nominations; Commissions: Clergy Counseling
& Consultation, Education, Evangelism, Missions and Outreach, Stewardship,
Worship, Youth Ministries, and Committees: Budget, Conference Staff Relations,
Disaster Response, and Ethnic Local Church Concerns
5. Have the secretaries, treasurers, and statisticians kept their respective records
according to the prescribed forms (H606. 8)? Yes
6. What is the report of the statistician? (See Sections III & VI of the Journal)
7. What is the report of the treasurer? (See Sections III & VI of the Journal)
8. What are the reports of the district superintendents as to the status of the work
within their districts?(See Sections III & VI of the Journal.)
9. What is the schedule of minimum base compensation for pastors for the ensuing
year (11P33, 623.3)?
MINISTERS UNDER FULLTIME APPOINTMENT (FE, AM, PM, FL)
2008
Salary
$38,806
Utilities
2,200
Total
$41,006
STUDENTS (LOCAL PASTORS OR CONFERENCE MEMBERS)
Salary
$25,224
Utilities
2,200
Total
$27,424
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10. What amount has been apportioned to the pastoral charges within the
conference to be raised for the support of the district superintendents for the
ensuing year (1ffl613.1a)? $1,635,756
11. What amount has been apportioned to the pastoral charges within the
conference to be raised for the support of the pension and benefit programs
of the Conference for the ensuing year (lffl613.1d)? $5,750,000
12. What are the apportionments to this conference for the ensuing year:
a) For the World Service Fund? $2,028,837
b) For the Ministerial Education Fund? $659,379
c) For the Black College Fund? $262,561
d) For the Africa University Fund? $57,981
e) For the Episcopal Fund? $530,583
f) For the General Administration Fund? $178,599
g) For the Interdenominational Cooperation Fund? $52,078
13. If the annual conference apportions to the local church a fund that combines two
or more general apportioned funds with one another, or that combines one or
more general apportioned funds with funds other than a general apportioned fund,
list below for each combined fund: a) the name and amount of each general fund
included in the apportionment; b) the percentage of the combined fund total that
corresponds to each general fund apportionment (1ffl613. 3d, 614.4).
World Service and Connectional Ministries $2,028,837 13.1%
Ministerial Education Fund $659,379 4.3%
General Administration $178,599 1.2%
14. Conference and district lay leaders (lffl603.9, 655):
a) Conference lay leader: Mrs. Emily Innes
Mailing Address: 1012 Cedarhurst Drive
Raleigh, North Carolina 27609
b) Associate conference lay leaders: TBE
c) District and associate district lay leaders:
BURLINGTON: JoAnn Barbour
DURHAM: LaNella Smith
ELIZABETH CITY: John Guard
FAYETTEVILLE: Colleen Astrike
GOLDSBORO: Keith Stewart
GREENVILLE: Ed Mann
NEW BERN: Patty Stricklin
RALEIGH: Carlin Johnson
ROCKINGHAM: Ruth Woods
ROCKY MOUNT: Phyllis Jacobs
SANFORD: Randy Hussey
WLMINGTON: Linda Ingraham
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15. What local churches have been:
a) Organized or Continued
None
1) New Church Start (1J260.2, 3)?
(DU) South Durham, effective 7/1/08
(GO) West Clayton, effective 7/1/08
(NB) Trinity, Jacksonville - Satellite church in Hubert, effective 7/1/08
2) Mission Congregation (fl260.1a)?
(DU) Lakewood Ministries, effective 7/1/08
(GO) Johnston County Mission, effective 7/1/08
3) Chartered Local Church (11260. 5) (Please list only churches chartered this
year.) NONE
b) Merged (fl 2545, fl 2546)?
1) United Methodist with United Methodist
Name of 1st church Name of 2nd church Name of merged church
None
2) Other mergers
Name of 1st church Name of 2nd church Name of merged church
None
c) Discontinued or abandoned (fflJ229, 341.2, 2548)? (State which for each
church listed.)
1) New Church Start (fl260.2,.3)
(RA) Circle of Christ discontinued, effective 5/18/08
2) Mission Congregation (1J260. 1a)
NONE
3) Chartered Local Church (fl260.5)(Please list only churches chartered this
year)
(DU) Lakewood (2211) effective 7/1/08
(GO) Turkey (5482) of the Carlton-Turkey Charge (5480) discontinued
effective 2/24/08.
d) Relocated and to what address?
(DU) Carr (2151) moved from 107 N. Driver Street, Durham to relocate, effective
7/1/08.
(e) Changed name of church? (Example: "First" to "Trinity")
(FA) Raeford: First (4401) will change to Raeford, effective 7/1/08
f) Transferred this year into this conference from other United Methodist
conference(s) and with what membership (Par. 41, 261)?
Name Membership Conference from which transferred
None
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g) What other changes have taken place in the list of churches?
(GR) Jamesville Charge (6190) will change from a full-time two-point charge to
a part-time two point charge, effective 7/1/08.
Hookerton (6181) will change from a full-time single station to a part-time
single station, effective 7/1/08.
(NB) Franklin Memorial (7241), a full-time single station became a part-time
single station, effective 1/1/08.
(SA) Silk Hope Charge (11390) will change from a full-time two-point charge to
a student two-point charge, effective 7/1/08.
16. What changes have been made in district and charge lines?
a) District?
(FA) Harnett: Cokesbury-Black's Chapel (4070), a two-point part-time charge
(BU) Chestnut Ridge (1161), a full-time single station will merge with Clover
Garden (1481), a part-time single station, to become a full-time two-point
charge known as Ridge-Garden, effective 7/1/08.
(EC) South Mills Charge (3350), a three-point full-time charge, will divide.
McBride (3352) will become a single part-time station . Trinity (3354) and
Sharon (3353) will be a two-point part-time charge known as South Mills
Charge, effective 7/1/08.
(FA) Roseboro (4421), a single full-time station, will become a part of the
Sampson Charge (4430), a two-point full-time charge comprised of Andrews
(4432) and Beulah (4433), to make it a three-point, full-time charge, effective
7/1/08.
Cool Springs (4372) will leave the Mamers Charge (4370), a three-point full-
time charge, to become a single, part-time station. Mamers Charge will
become a two-point, part-time charge comprised of Mt. Ariel (4373) and
Woodside (4374), effective 7/1/08.
(GO) Carlton-Turkey Charge (5480) a two-point, part-time charge, was
dissolved. Turkey (5482) was discontinued. Carlton (5483) became a single,
part-time station, effective 2/24/08.
(GR) Aurora Charge (6010), a full-time three-point charge, will dissolve,
effective 7/1/08. Campbell's Creek (6013) will become a part-time station.
Aurora (6012) and Hobucken (6014) will become a part-time two-point charge
Known as Aurora-Hobucken Charge, effective 7/1/08.
(NB) Haw Branch-Cypress Creek (7110), a two-point part-time charge will
dissolve. Haw Branch (7112) and Cypress Creek (7113) will each become a
single, part-time station, effective 7/1/08.
Trenton-Maple Grove-Lee's Chapel (7440), a three-point full-time charge will
dissolve. Trenton (7443) and Maple Grove (7442) will become a full-time two-
point charge and Lee's Chapel (7444) will become a part-time single station,
effective 7/1/08.
(RM) Warrenton: Macon-Wesley Memorial (10510), a two-point student charge,
was dissolved and divided to become two single station appointments.
Warrenton:Wesley Memorial (10512) became a student appointment and
Macon (10513) became a part-time appointment, effective 1/1/08.
(SA) Love Joy-Macedonia (11210) a two-point full-time charge, will dissolve.
Love Joy (11212) will become a single, full-time station and Macedonia
(11213) will become a single, part-time station, effective 7/1/08
Bethlehem (11591) and Cumnock (11551), two single, part-time stations, will
combine to become a part-time, two-point charge known as Bethlehem-
Cumnock, effective 7/1/08.
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(In the N.C. Annual Conference, worship services may be continued in historical site
churches pursuant to guidelines adopted by Conference Trustees and approved by
Bishop and Cabinet.)
PARTIkPERTAININGTOORDAINED MINISTERS AND LOCALPASTORS
(Note: A (v) notation following a question in this section signifies that the action or
election requires a majority vote of the clergy session of the annual conference. If an
action requires more than a simple majority, the notation (v 2/3) or (v 3/4) signifies that
a two-thirds or three-fourths majority vote is required.)
17. Are all the clergy members of the conference blameless in their life and official
administration (Tffl604.4, 605.6)? Yes
18. Who constitute:
a) The Conference Committee on Investigation (fl2203)? (v)
Principals: Anna Gail Workman; Margaret Anne Biddle, Alternates: David
Heinze; Janet Thornton-Irvine
b) The Administrative Review Committee (11633)? (v)
Lisa Brown Cole; H. Gray Southern; Charles K. Morrison; Alternate: R. Bruce
Pate
19. Who have received the certificate of candidacy for ordained ministry? (HH311, 312
Include the names and year of certificate of all candidates for ordained ministry
who have been certified or approved for continuance by the district committee on
ordained ministry. (Do not list as continued those licensed as local pastors in
question 21 or as probationary members in question 28.)
THISYEAR
Anna Elizabeth Adams
Robert Mark Adams
* Reinstated for purpose
Nathan Daniel Arledge
Ramon Elwood Atkins
Daniel Ray Baer, Jr.
Joseph David Beam IV
James Robert Bliss
Kay Melvin Boone
Ronnie Ray Byrd
Timothy Davis Catlett
Marjory Chikoore
Robert John Clark
Alice Wade Davis
Seann Michael Duffin
Elizabeth Ann GainesWesley Chapel/Serecta (Received from TA/J2007
Bertha McArthur Graham Beauty Spot UMC 2008
Carol Ann Grantham NB:Centenary (certified 08/2007) 2007
St. James UMC
2008
2008
)f transfer to West Ohio Conf.
Aldersgate UMC
2008
Jonesboro UMC
2008
White Plains UMC
2008
Highland UMC
2007
Oleander UMC
2007
Highland UMC
2008
Carr UMC
2008
Apex UMC
2008
Granville Vance
2008
Sapling Ridge UMC
2008
Jefferson UMC
2008
[Transferring to Texas Conference]
2008
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D. Cheryl Smith Hardison
Darren Hickerson
Gloria Winston Holloway
Riverdale UMC
Transferred candidacy from WNC
Louisburg UMC
David Earl Jones Franklin Memorial (certified 08/2007)
Brenda Anne Chestnutt Marlowe Shady Grove UMC
Anthony Lance Moreau Rehoboth UMC
Gypsie Moore Murdaugh New Hope UMC
Christopher Charlie O'Briant Wesley's Chapel UMC
David Glenn Pate
Roy Lee Rodgers
Heather Rodriguez
Margaret Ellen Webb Rose
Edwin Earl Rutenkroger
Richard Paul Russell
William Arnold Saunders
Mt. Carmel UMC
Cypress Creek UMC
Kitty Hawk UMC
Fuquay-Varina UMC
Windsor UMC
Ocean View UMC
Parson's Grove UMC
Carolyn Carson Schuldt (Reinstated) Aldersgate UMC
Warren Reginald Simmons Ebenezer UMC
Marcus John Singleton
Colin Llewellyn Snider
James Robert Stainback I
Raymond HogeTavenner
Kerry Leslie Vitkus
Roy James Winn
Granville-Vance
Richmond Hill/GA
Bethlehem/Shady Grove
Hertford UMC
Fuquay-Varina UMC
N B (Reinstated 02/07/08 -certified GO 02/21/08)
2008
2008
2008
2007
2008
2008
2008
2007
2008
2008
2007
2007
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
b) Continued?
Holly Chester Baker
Janet Boone Berry
Josey Elizabeth Bridges
Jacquelyn Trotter Dove
Christi DeSha Dye
Susan Usher Eggert
Daniel Clay Felts
Horace Eric Gilchrist II
John Stuart Harrell
Darren H.M. Hickerson
James Thomas Hinson
William Franklin Holsclaw
Kelly Mylor Hunt
SA: St. Luke UMC
GR: St. James UMC
Wrightsville UMC
Resurrection UMC
Aldersgate UMC
Camp UMC
Christ UMC
RA: Wlson Temple UMC
FUMC Laurinburg
2002
2007
2006
2006
2007
2004
2007
2003
2007
Fletcher's Chapel (DU: Transferred from WNQ2003
RO: St. Paul UMC 2007
Pine Valley UMC 2007
Branch Street 2007
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Paul Duke Kim
Milagros Santos Lambert
Brian Keith Langlands
Adam Andrew Loose
Sherri Lynn Mangum
William L. Martin III
Jonathan Lee Mills
Kum Wook Namkung
Russell Graham Nanney
John Henry Negus
Jeffrey Scott Nelson
Patricia Moore Patton
Terry T. Powers
Betty Jo Rodgers
Richard Carey Russell
Leah Farriba Skaggs
George Bruce Skipper
Deborah Harris Sutton
Angela Denise Thompson
Linda Hamlin Titus
Theresa M. Chatlos Waddell
Timothy Gene Ware
Donald Murray Warren
Kathie Stevens Wilkinson
Nathan Andrew Wittman
Katherine Barrie Wyatt
Kristina Johnson Yeatts
Epworth UMC
FUMC:Cary
St. Luke UMC
Spring Lake UMC
Pinehurst UMC (SA)
SA: FUMC Pittsboro
Aurora UMC
Cornerstone UMC
Hollands UMC
Star UMC (SA)
Fuquay-Varina UMC
Jerusalem UMC
Trinity: Red Springs
Pamlico Parish
White Plains UMC
Apex UMC
Caledonia UMC
Hickory Grove UMC
McQueens Chapel (Reinstated
FUMC: Washington
Pine Valley UMC
FUMC: Washington
Hay Street UMC (Reinstated)
Mount Sylvan UMC
FUMC: Washington
New Song UMC
St. Francis UMC
2007
2007
2004
2006
2007
2004
2007
2003
2006
2006
2006
2005
2007
2007
2007
2006
2007
2005
04/05/2006) 2006
2007
2005
2005
2007
2005
2005
2005
2007
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c) Discontinued? Effective Date
Linda Kathryn Clark 02/29/2008
Cindy Barbee Crabtree 07/11/2007
Amy Cunningham DeVanno 04/04/2008
Nancy Wright Dawdy 01/22/2008
Donna L Fullwood 08/21/2007
Debra Jessica Grossberg 07/01/2007
Sarah Davis Herr 02/21/2008
Edwin Latta Terry, Jr. 08/1 3/2007
KumWookNamkung 03/18/2008
Sara Elizabeth Pugh (FortransfertoVirginiaConf.) 07/01/2008
Cynthia L Rivenbark 02/21/2008
Katie Ann Roberts (Transferred to wnc) 03/27/2008
Carolyn Carson Schuldt (Reinstated 02/1 s/os) 1 2/1 1 /2006
Valerie Linda White (Assumed v a position) 05/15/2008
Brian Keith Williams (For transfer to N. IndianaConf) 07/01/2008
Roy James Winn (Reinstated ouoi/os) 0212212007
20. Who have completed the studies for the license as a local pastor, are approved, but
are not now appointed? (11315 — Indicate for each person the year the license was
approved.):
Name
Alice Wade Davis
Cheryl Ann Epperson
Sherrie Lee James
Douglas J. Lukens
John Raymons Mosley
James Elliott Owen
Shannon Owens Ross
Sharon Eatmon Sherrod
Linda Hamlin Titus
Janine Tretinik Youngstrom
License
2008
2000
1999
1999
2005
2001
2001
2006
2002
1998
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21. Who are approved and appointed as: (indicate for each person the first year
license was awarded, (v)
a) Full-time local pastors (^318.1) and what progress has each made in the
course of study? (Indicate with an asterisk those who have completed the five
year course of study or the M.Div. — ^319.4):
Name
License
Course of Studv
Richard Claybourne Baldwin, Sr.
* 1995
Completed
Rochele Bailey-George
2008
License
Owen Edwards Barrow
2007
M. Div.
Michael Robert Bass
2007
First Year
Douglas Winfred Billups*
1995
Completed
Vito Bisogno*
2002
Completed
Deidre Leigh Britt
2002
M.Div.
David Walter Bundy*
2000
Completed
Timothy Davis Catlett
2008
M. Div.
Teresa Lucinda Cook
2007
M.Div.
William Michael Creech, Sr.*
2003
Completed
Dalma Garrell Cribb*
2000
Completed
Karen Melinda Crutchfield
2006
M. Div.
Donald O'Neill Daniel*
2002
Completed
Laura Autry Dunlap
2006
M. Div.
Carole Renee Edwards
2005
Second Year
JettieVann Floyd*
1998
Completed
David Alan Foushee
2002
M.Div.
Bettie Garrick Francis
2005
M. Div.
Linda Mayfield Grider
2003
First Year
Henry Paul Harris*
1996
Completed
Tommy Tudge Haynes*
2002
Completed
Leland Monroe Heath, Jr.*
1999
Completed
Warren Trail Heitzenrater
2005
M.Div
Bobby William Herring
2007
Two Courses
Richard Charles Hill, Jr.*
2002
Completed
Robert Elwood Hill*
2000
Completed
James Roy Hines*
1996
Completed
Susan Parlar Hobbs*
2001
Completed
Margaret B. Hockett *
1991
Completed
John Anthony Joyner
2005
Sixteen Courses
Jeounghun (James) Koo
2005
M. Div.
James Craig Langston *
2000
Completed
Diane Renee LeBlanc
2001
License
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Name
Laura Fine Ledford
William Raymond Masciangelo
Cleveland Harold May, III
John Michael McAllister
Donald Thomas Miller
Elva LeRoy Morton III*
Sandra Haughwort Mull*
Cory Brandon Oliver
Sue Harvey Owens*
Raymond Randolph Pearce*
Bruce Edward Petty
Gregg Alan Presnal
Edward Nicholas Priestaf
William Edward Price
Michael Gordon Register, Sr.*
Carolyn Nancy Roy*
Harold Dean Salmon *
Patrick Turner Sinclair*
Michael Paul Smith
Neill Council Smith*
George Barry Stallings
Walter Ray Teague
Angelo McKinley Troy
Marc Herman Werner *
James Russell Willis *
Toni L. Wood *
Karl Alan Zorowski
License
Course of Studv
2008
M. Div.
2006
License
2007
M.Div.
2008
License
2005
M. Div.
1988
Completed
2001
Completed
2004
Second Year
2000
Completed
1998
Completed
2007
License
1990
M. Div.
2002
M. Div.
2004
Fourth Year
1991
Completed
2003
Completed
1999
Completed
2000
Completed
2007
License
2001
Completed
2003
Eight Courses
2003
Fourth Year.
1998
M.Div.
2000
Completed
2000
Completed
2000
Completed
2004
Third Year
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b) Part-time local pastors (fl318.2) and what progress has each made in the course
of study? (Indicate with an asterisk those who have completed the five year
course of study or the M.Div. — fl319.4):
NAME
James David Adams
William Frazier Adams
Willie Franklin Allen*
Michael Perry Askew
Ramon Elwood Atkins
Benjamin Shields Ball
Valerie Simmons Ballance '
Robert Ray Bandy *
John Monroe Barnes III
Gregory L. Barrick
Regina H. Barrow
Everette Franklin Bass, Jr. *
Mary Ellen Bender *
Karen Leo Bennett
William Wade Bennett
Charles Anthony Bethea
Houston Vaden Blair, Jr.
Mark Leonard Blanton
James Robert Bliss
Henry Lee Blue*
Adam Douglas Brinkley
Donald E. Burns, Jr.
Ronnie Ray Byrd
Ronald Philip Carnigan
Gordon Raymond Caughill
Helen Despina Champion
Russell Woodrow Conner
Jerrald Glenn Craddock
Alice Wade Davis
Brenda Anne Davis*
Margaret Belinda Davis
Joseph Bernard DeWitte
Barbara Jean Dice
LICENSE
COURSE OF STUDY
2007
License
2006
First Year
1993
Completed
2001
Seventeen Courses
2008
License
2007
License
2000
Completed
1999
Completed
2003
License
2002
Nineteen Courses
2003
Eight Courses
1995
Completed
1996
Completed
2007
Five Courses
2001
License (Discontinued & Reinstated NB)
2001
Nineteen Courses
2004
Nine Courses
2007
License
2008
License
1992
Completed
2004
Three Courses
1980
M.Div.
2008
License
2004
License
2007
License
2005
Third Year
2004
Third Year
2007
License
2008
M. Div.
2003
Completed
2007
License
2005
License
2007
License
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NAME
Merris Myron Dice
Rodney Glenn Dorn
Sylvia Kohus Duke
Robert Anthony Faircloth
Bettie Sue Barnes Farlow*
John Pete Fedoronko
Beverly Ann Fitzgerald*
Ryan Travis Gabriel
Elizabeth Ann Gaines
Martin Lewis Greer
Michael Lynn Griffin
Samuel Latham Grist, III
Ronald E. Gurganus
Linda Elizabeth Harris*
Clifton Horace Harvell
Lonnie Dale Hedrick, Sr.*
James Haywood Henderson
Darren H.M. Hickerson
Eleanor Rose Crumpler Hicks '
Emmett James Highsmith *
David Elliott Hollowell
Benjamin Edward Horton *
Henry Barry Hunt
Joseph Leon Jackson
William Christopher Jenkins
David Wesley Johnson
Walter Glenn Johnston III
David Earl Jones
Eric Randall Joyce*
TaraCulpLain
Martha Claire Lewis
Milton Earl Little
Douglas Marshall Locklear
George Lloyd Locklear *
Marshall Malland Locklear*
Eric Alan Marshburn
LICENSE
COURSE OF STUDY
2007
License
2004
Eleven Courses
2005
First Year
2006
Five Courses
2000
Completed
2006
License
1997
Completed
2007
License
2008
M. Div.
2004
Seven Courses
2007
License
2007
First Year
2001
Third Year
2002
Completed
2003
Nine Courses
2001
Completed
2008
M. Div
2006
M.Div
1997
Completed
1993
Completed
2003
Nineteen Courses
1994
Completed
2001
Seven Courses
2005
License
2007
Two Courses
2007
License
1997
Fiveteen Courses
2008
License
1994
Completed
1999
M. Div.
2008
License
1981
Completed
2000
Sixteen Courses
1992
Completed
1993
Completed
2008
License
282
NAME
James David Adams
Jose Javier Montanez-Diaz
Jackie McCallum Morrison
Jose Fernando Mora
Gregory Michael Moser
Gypsie Moore Murdaugh
Gary Creighton Murphree
Mark Douglas Murphy
Elwood Larry Myrick
Claude Thomas Nethercutt*
Judith Mann New
John Philip Norris
Christopher Charlie O'Briant
Jimmy Carson Oxendine *
Daniel Pantoja
Russell Glenn Pate
Veronica McKoy Patterson*
William Hill Pearsall, St.*
Ismael Perez
John Paul Prine
Ronnie Lee Rivenbark *
Michael Gene Roach
Charles John Robl III
Roy Lee Rodgers
Linda Hodges Rowe *
Ismael Ruiz-Millan
Richard Paul Russell
Edwin Earl Rutenkroger
Teresa McKenzie Rutledge
Michael Field Sadtler
Olinda Edith Salazar-Veliz
William Arnold Saunders
Ronald Worth Scott
Leonard Thomas Sheppard
Marcus John Singleton
Charles Cooper Smith, Jr.
Marcia Faith Lancaster Smith
Michael Hugh Smith
Sang Seon Park OE
Michael David Precht OP
LICENSE
COURSE OF STUDY
2007
License
2006
Seven Courses
2007
License
2007
License
2007
Four courses
2008
License
2003
Nineteen Courses
2003
Second Year
2005
Five Courses
2002
Completed
2006
M. Div
2003
License
2008
License
1999
Completed
2004
License
2007
License
2003
Completed
1993
Completed
2004
Fourteen Courses
2004
License
1997
Completed
1993
License
1976
Sixteen Courses
2008
License
1999
Completed
2006
License
2008
License
2008
License
2005
Eight Courses
2008
License
2007
Ten Courses
2008
License
2008
License
2004
Eight Courses
2008
M.Div
2008
License
2006
Three Courses
2004
Eight Courses
2006
Korean Methodist Church
2007
So. Alabama-West Florida
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c)
d)
NAME
Roy Jay Winn
Andrew Benjamin Wood *
David Lee Woolsey
John Wayne Yount *
Student local pastors (P18.3),
NAME
James David Adams
John David Amon
Nathan Daniel Arledge
Jeffrey Ryan Babajtis
Daniel Ray Bear, Jr.
Harriett Taylor "Tuck" Bounds
Philip Robert Chryst
Micheie Karen Clark
Amy Christine DeWitte
James Scott Finicum
James Glenn Folks
Joseph Weldon Franklin III
Ryan Travis Gabriel
James Grady Jones, Jr.
John David Howie
David Lewis King
Daniel Oscar Pantoja
Dustin Troy Sprouse
Elizabeth Waggener Polk
Michael Brian Wellborn
Gilbert "Buddy" Butler III
Joseph Francis Frana
Chadwick James Wilson Holtz
Martin Park Hunter
Anthony Lance Moreau
Alfonso Piacentini, Jr.
Lance Jonathan Richards
Jason Myles Thornton
Clifford W. Wall
Charles Stewart Winner
LICENSE
COURSE OF STUDY
2008
License
1989
Completed
2006
First Year
1991
Completed
and what schools
are they enrolled?
LICENSE
SCHOOL
2007
Gordon-Conwell
2003
Duke Divinity School
2008
Duke Divinity School
2008
Duke Divinity School
2008
Duke Divinity School
2004
Duke Divinity School
2006
Duke Divinity School
2007
Duke Divinity School
2007
Duke Divinity School
2004
Duke Divinity School
2006
Hood Theological Seminary
2006
Duke Divinity School
2007
Hood Theological Seminary
2007
Duke Divinity School
2003
Duke Divinity School
2005
Duke Divinity School
2004
Hood Theological Seminary
2004
Duke Divinity School
2007
Duke Divinity School
2008
Duke Divinity School
rom other annual conferences?
2001
Duke Divinity School/TN
2007
Duke Divinity School/MO
2007
Duke Divinity School/TN
2006
Duke Divinity School/IN
2008
Duke Divinity School/WNC
2008
Duke Divinity School/VA
2006
Duke Divinity School/TX
2007
Duke Divinity School/N. CA-Nevada
2008
Duke Divinity School/WNC
2004
Duke Divinity School/VA
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e) Students of other denominations serving as local pastors and enrolled in a
school of theology listed by the University Senate (fl318.4)?
NONE
f) Persons serving as local pastors while seeking readmission to conference member-
ship (ffl!364.4, 365, 367.3)? (If not in this conference indicate name of conference where
serving.) NONE
22. Who have been discontinued as local pastors (fl320.1)?
NAME DATE
William Wade Bennett 1 0/01/2007
John Raymons Mosley
03/13/2008
23. Who have been reinstated as local pastors (11320. 4)?
NAME DATE
William Wade Bennett 1 0/01/2007
Ronald Worth Scott 03/27/2008
24. What ordained ministers from other Annual Conferences or Methodist
denominations are approved for appointment in the Annual Conference while
retaining their conference or denominational membership (ffl!331.8, 346.1)? (List
alphabetically; indicate Annual Conference or denomination where membership is
held. Indicate credential.)
NAME
STATUS
DATE
CONFERENCE
Roger Kenneth Braun
OE
2008
West Ohio
Katherine Boutwell Bryant
OP
2007
Western N.C.
Christopher Chikoore
OE
2003
Zimbabwe, Africa
Shannon Conklin-Miller
FE
2007
California Pacific
Daniel Gene Jenks
OE
2007
Iowa
Kristin Davis Lassiter
FD
2002
Western N.C.
Garry E. McCaffery
OE
2007
Western N.Y.
Jimmy Lee Owens
OE
2007
Louisiana
Michael David Precht
OP
2007
So. Alabama-West Florida
Alice Jones Quarles
OE
2000
South Carolina
Bryan C. Siefert
OE
2008
North Indiana
David M. Stark
OF
2007
Free Methodist
Elizabeth G Taylor
FD
2008
Western N.C.
John Gaylon Varden
FE
2002
Memphis
Nancy Johnston Varden
FE
2005
Memphis
David Christopher Wehrle
OE
2008
New Jersey
Bradley Carr Williams
OE
2006
North Georgia
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25. What clergy in good standing in other Christian
approved to serve appointments or ecumenical
Annual Conference while retaining their denomi
346.2)? (Designate with an asterisk those who
within the annual conference.)
NAME
James Warner Asher
Melinda Faye Ivey
Daniel F. Lipp
Jose Luis Villasenor
Steven John Mullenix
William Ronald Nichols
Joseph Lee (Joel) Perry
David Richard Thick
denominations have been
ministries within the bounds of the
national affiliation (1ffl331.8,
have been accorded voting rights
STATUS
DENOMINATION
OF
Brethren Church
OF
Southern Baptist
OF
Southern Baptist
OF
Baptis
OF
Pentecostal Assemblies
OF
Southern Baptist
OF
Southern Baptist
OF
Free Will Baptist
26. Who are affiliate members: (List alphabetically; indicate annual conference or
denomination where membership is held.)
a) With vote (fl586.4(v))?
b) Without vote (fflj334,4;344.4)? (v
NAME
Cathy Carlson
Jennifer E. Copeland
Paula E.Gilbert
Michael W. Gore
Mark Hicks
Nancy L. Pierson
Jan Rivero
J. Warren Smith
Rexford F. Tucker
None
CONFERENCE
Louisiana
South Carolina
Alabama-West Florida
South Indiana
Western N.C.
New Jersey
Virginia
North Georgia
Troy
NOTE: If your conference has admitted or ordained persons as a courtesy to another
conference, list these persons in Question 44 only. If persons have been admitted or
ordained by another annual conference as a courtesy to your conference, list these
persons in Questions 27-43, whichever are appropriate, giving the date and name of
the accommodating conference.
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27. Who are elected as Associate Members (11420 [1992])? (List alphabetically - see
note preceding Question 27):
a) H420 [1992] NONE
b) H322 [2004] NONE
28. Who are elected as Probationary Members (under 1ffl322, 324, 325)? (v)
a) Probationary Deacons:
(1) Under the provision of ffi]324.4a, c? (v)
CHRISTIE ANNE BURLEY: (Raleigh District) MBA, Frostburg State University;
M.Div., Frostburg, MD; MTS, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, Charlotte,
NC, (Pastoral Care and Adult Education) (Eligible for Probationary
Membership and Commissioning)
(2) Under the provision of 1ffl324.5? (v) NONE
b) Probationary Elders:
(1) Under the provision of ffi]324.4a, b? (v)
BENJAMIN DAVID ALEXANDER: (Burlington District) - B A, University of North
Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC; M.Div., Duke Divinity School, Durham, NC (Eligible
for Probationary Membership and Commissioning)
OWEN EDWARDS BARROW: (Raleigh District) - BA, Davidson College, Davidson,
N.C.; M.Div., Duke Divinity School, Durham, NC (Eligible for Probationary
Membership and Commissioning)
LAURA AUTRYDUNLAP: (Rocky Mount District) - BA, Meredith College, Raleigh,
NC; M.Div., Duke Divinity School, Durham, NC (Eligible for Probationary
Membership and Commissioning)
DAVID ALAN FOUSHEE: (Sanford District)- BS, University of North Carolina at
Greensboro, Greensboro, NC; M.Div., Duke Divinity School, Durham, NC (Eligible
for Probationary Membership and Commissioning)
RONALD EDWARD GURGANUS: (Goldsboro District) - BS, North Carolina State
University, Raleigh, NC; M.Div., Duke Divinity School, Durham, NC (Eligible for
Probationary Membership and Commissioning)
GERTRUDE BRENDA JONES: (Durham District) -BA, Pepperdine University,
Malibu, CA; M.Div., Houston Graduate School of Theology, Houston, TX (Eligible
for Probationary Membership and Commissioning)
JESSIE SHUMAN LARKINS: (Durham District) - BA, University of North Carolina
atAsheville, Asheville, NC; M.Div., Duke Divinity School, Durham, NC (Eligible for
Probationary Membership and Commissioning)
HAROLD CLEVELAND MAY III: (Sanford District) - BA, Duke University, Durham,
NC; M.Div., Duke Divinity School, Durham, NC (Eligible for Probationary
Membership and Commissioning)
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MARY FRANCES McCLURE: (Fayetteville District) - B.Ed., University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC; M.Div., Duke Divinity School, Durham,
NC (Eligible for Probationary Membership and Commissioning)
ELLEN MARGARET McCUBBIN: (Raleigh District) - BSCS, Virginia Tech,
Blacksburg, VA; M.Div., Asbury Theological Seminary, Wilmore, KY (Eligible for
Probationary Membership and Commissioning)
MARTHA ANN KIMBALL McLEAN: (Durham District) - BS., University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC; M.Div., Duke Divinity School, Durham,
NC (Eligible for Probationary Membership and Commissioning)
HANNAH PINCKNEY McMANUS: (Burlington District) - BA, Clemson University,
Clemson, S.C.; M.Div., Duke Divinity School, Durham, NC (Eligible for
Probationary Membership and Commissioning)
COURTNEY MICHEL RANDALL: (Raleigh District) -BA, DePauw University,
Greencastle, IN; M.Div., Duke Divinity School, Durham, NC (Eligible for
Probationary Membership and Commissioning)
VERMEL HARRISON TAYLOR: (Rockingham District) - BA, Shaw University,
Raleigh, NC; M.Div., Hood Theological Seminary, Salisbury, NC (Eligible for
Probationary Membership and Commissioning)
DOUGLAS JAY WAGNER: (Durham District) - BA, Brooks Institute of Photography,
Santa Barbara, CA; M.Div., Duke Divinity School, Durham, NC (Eligible for
Probationary Membership and Commissioning)
NANCY McGEE WILLARD, (Sanford District) - BA, Agnes Scott College, Decatur,
GA; M.Div., Hood Theological Seminary, Salisbury, NC (Eligible for Probationary
Membership and Commissioning)
LISA NAA-SHORMEY YEBUAH, (Raleigh District) - BS., Wofford College,
Spartansburg, SC; M.Div., Duke Divinity School, Durham, NC (Eligible for
Probationary Membership and Commissioning)
(2) Under the provisions of P24. 6? (v) None
(3) Under the provisions of fl322. 4? (v 3/4) None
29. Who are elected as Probationary Members under the 7992 Discipline? (List
alphabetically - see note preceding Question 27.)
a) Under the provisions of fl41 5 (1992) ? None
b) Under the provisions of 1J416. 1(1 992)?(v%) None
c) Under the provisions of fflJ416. 2, 421(1992)?(v %) None
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30. Who are continued as commissioned Probationary Members, and in what year
were they admitted to Probationary Membership (fl326)?
a) In preparation for ordination as Deacon? (PD) (fl326.1)
NAME ADMITTED PM
Amand Gail Fleishman 2007
Tammie Marie Grimm 2007
Tamsey Phillips Hill 2007
Joyce Beal Horn 2005
Anita Kimbrough 2004
b) In preparation for ordination as an Elder (11326. 2)
NAME ADMITTED AS PM
Julia Ellen Alliger
2005
Karen Baker Angel
2007
Matthew Reeves Ashburn
2007
Janet Lea Balasko
2005
Donna Morrissette Banks
2007
David John Blackman
2006
Terry Leigh Buckner
2006
Gerald Stephen Castle
2006
Larry Michael Chandler
2007
Susanne Crutchfield Cobb
2005
Charles Michael Coppock
2004
Scott Allen Dodson
2006
John Farron Duncan
2007
Needham Bradley Dunn
2004
Seong-iL Eom
2007
Susanna L. Williams Fitch-Slatei
• 2006
Kellie Gallagher-Smith
2006
Michael David Gira, Jr.
2006
Franklin Karl Grant
2006
Jared Andrew Hanson
2007
Susan Huguley Harrison
2004
Jay David Helms
2006
Teddy Lamont Hemminger
2006
Terry Allen Hobbs
2006
Cathy McCabe Hoyle
2005
Terry Hunt
2003
Cheryl Moffett Lawrence
2006
Woo-iL (Paul) Lee
2006
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NAME
Jane Lee Leechford
Brent Harrell Livingood
Mattheue Brock Locklear
Rhonda Turner Maurer
Mary Lou McClendon McElray
Amy Elizabeth Meador
Christopher Gregory Moore
Gail Ingram Myers
Jeffrey Raymond Nash
Elmar Karl Neuschaefer
Edward Slee New
Judith Mann New
Thomas Moore Nichols
Rhonda Riggins Parker
Charles Conrad Pullins
Adrian Lyn Sawyer
Sandra Barefoot Schaller
Kent Christopher Smith
Stephen Eugene Smith
Laura Katherine Wacker Stern
Henry Edgar Swanzey
Barbara Elaine Swett
Pamela Jane Watkins
James Dean Whittaker
Heather Herrin Wong
Rani Partridge Woodrow
James Elton Wooten
ADMITTEDASPM
2007
2007
2007
2006
2007
2004
2007
2006
2004
2006
2006
2007
2004
2006
2007
2005
2006
2007
2007
2006
2005
2005
2006
2006
2004
2004
2007
c) Probationary deacons who became probationary elders? (Indicate year) NONE
d) Probationary elders who became probationary deacons? (Indicate year) NONE
e) Probationary members who transferred from other conferences or
denominations?(H347) NONE
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31. Who are continued as probationary members under the 1992 Discipline, what
progress have they made in their ministerial studies, and in what year were they
admitted to probationary membership (H369.1; 1J1J417, 424 [1992]):
a) As students in approved schools of theology? (^417(1) [1992]) — Indicate for
each person the number of years completed and the year admitted to
probationary membership): NONE
b) In the advanced ministerial course of study? (fl417(2) [1992]) — Indicate for
each person the number of years completed and the year admitted to
probationary membership): NONE
c) Following completion of their educational requirements? (fl424(1) [1992]) —
Indicate for each person the year admitted to probationary membership):
NAME ADMITTED PM
SANDRA FAYEETHRIDGE (Incapacity Leave) 2002
32. Who have been received from other Christian denominations (1J347.3): (List
alphbetically - see note preceding Question 27):
a) As Probationary Members (fl347.3a,b)? (v) (date received) None
b) As Local Pastors fl]347.3a)? (v) (date received) None
33. Who are elected as members in Full Connection? (List alphabetically-See note
preceding Q. 27. Anyone appearing on this question must also be listed some
where in questions 34-35 or 37, unless the clergy's orders from another
denomination were recognized on question 43 in a previous year.):
a) Deacons?
Jo Elaine Harris
b) Elders?
Cheryl Wynn Brown
LuAnn Herring Charlton
Thurman Adair Horney, Jr.
Fred Douglas Johnson
Heather Heinzman Lear
Donna McClain Thompson
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34. Who are elected for ordination as deacons in full connection: (List alphabetically
see note preceding Question 27)
a) Under the transitional provisions for diaconal ministers (11369. 3)? (v 2/3) None
b) After probationary membership (1J330)? (v 2/3)
JO ELAINE HARRIS: (Raleigh District) - BS, University of Tulsa, Tulsa,
Oklahoma; MASM, St. Paul School of Theology (Christian Faith Formation
and Christian Education) Eligible for Deacon's Orders
c) Transfer from elder in full connection? (fl 309.3) (v 2/3) None
35. Who are elected for ordination as Elders?
a) Under the transitional provisions for associate members(H369.2)? (v2/3)
None
b) After probationary membership under the 7996 Discipline (H335)? (v2/3)
CHERYL WYNN BROWN: (Durham District) - BA, Michigan State
University; M.Div., Duke Divinity School. Eligible for Elder's Orders
LUANN HERRING CHARLTON: (Raleigh District) - BA, University of North Carolina-
Chapel Hill; M.Div, Duke Divinity School. Eligible for Elder's Orders
THURMAN ADAIR HORNEY, JR: (Goldsboro District) - BS, University of North
Carolina-Chapel Hill; M.Div, Duke Divinity School. Eligible for Elder's Orders
FRED DOUGLAS JOHNSON: (Goldsboro District) - BS, North Carolina State
University; M.Div, Duke Divinity School. Eligible for Elder's Orders
HEATHER HEINZMAN LEAR: (Raleigh District) - BS, Boston University; M.Div,
Duke Divinity School. Eligible for Elder's Orders
DONNA McCLAIN THOMPSON (Rockingham District) -BA University of North
Carolina at Charlotte; M. Div Duke Divinity School. Eligible for Elder's Orders
c) Transfer from deacon in full connection? (P09.3)? (v2/3)(v2/3) NONE
36. Who have been elected and ordained deacons under the 1992 Discipline
(T[369.1;H434 [1992]: (v) (List alphabetically-see note preceding Q.27. Indicate by
an asterisk the names of persons elected but not ordained.)
a) As Associate Members (H434.1 [1992])? None
b) As Probationary Members (H434. 2 [1992])? None
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37. Who have been elected and ordained elders under the 1992 Discipline
(H369.1;(H435 [1992]: (v) (List alphabetically-see note preceding Q.27.
Indicate by an asterisk the names of persons elected but not ordained.)
a) As theological graduates (H 435.1 [1992]) NONE
b) As Probationary Members previously Associate Members (1J435.2 [1992]?
NONE
38. What Probationary Members, previously discontinued, are readmitted (1J363)? (v)
NONE
39. Who are readmitted (1ffl364-366 [v], H367 [v2/3]):
a) As Associate Members? NONE
b) As Members in Full Connection?
Mark E. Lykins (for purpose of retirement in 2008)
40. Who are returned to the effective relationship after voluntary retirement (1J359.7): (v)
a) As Associate Members? NONE
b) As Probationary Members?(lndicate credential) NONE
c) As Members in Full Connection?(lndicate credential) NONE
41. Who have been received by transfer from other Annual Conferences of The United
Methodist Church (^347.1, 416.5,634.2m)? (List alphabetically. If Probationary
Members or Associate Members, so indicate]
Name DATE
Judith Olivia Jolly (FD) 07/01/2008
42. Who are transferred in from other Methodist denominations fl|347.2)? (List alphabeti-
cally. If Probationary Member or Associate Member, so indicate)
Name Denomination Date
Kwan Seok Kim (FE) Korean Methodist Church 07/01/2008
Sang Seon Park (FE) Korean Methodist Church 07/01/2008
43. What clergy, coming from other Christian denominations, have had their orders
recognized (fl348): (v)
a) As deacons? None
b) As elders? None
44. Who have been ordained as a courtesy to other conferences, after election by the
other conference? (See note preceding Question 27. Such courtesy elections or
ordinations do not require transfer of conference membership.)
a) Deacons in Full Connection? None
b) Elders in Full Connection? None
c) Deacons under 1992 Discipline? None
d) Elders under 1992 Discipline? None
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45. Who have been transferred out to other Annual Conferences of The United
Methodist Church (1J416.5)? (If Probationary or Associate, so indicate. See note
preceding Q.27.)
Name
Erin Martin (FE)
Tea Sung Kang (FE)
Annual Conference Date
Oregon-Idaho Conference 07/01/2008
New England Conference 07/01/2008
46. Who are discontinued as Probationary Members (11327. 6)? (v)
NONE
47. Who are on location?
a) Who has been granted honorable location (^360.1)? (Give date when this
action became effective. Record Charge Conference where membership is
held. Indicate credential.):
1) This year? (v) None
2) Previously?
Lowell Earl Ad kins (FE)
Rodger Russell Blake (FE)
James Harvey Estes (FE)
Floyd C. Hinshaw (FE)
Douglas Ray Hull (FE)
Edith Dudley Jenkins (FE)
James Frederick Langston(FE)
Leon Jackson Pernell (FE)
Kimberly Garner Pollock (FE)
Jack Russell Radford (FE)
Donald Thomas Settle (FE)
William Thomas Smith (FE)
Stephen Floyd Swartz-Strock (FE)2000
Erieen Geiselle Thompson (FE) 2005
Mary Smith Trum (FE) 2002
James Bell Ward (FE) 1 997
DATE:
1980
1986
1994
1980
1990
2005
1979
1996
2006
1996
1990
1997
CHARGE CONFERENCE:
BU: Front Street UMC
Wake Forest UMC
GR: St. James UMC
BU: Grace UMC
Atlantic UMC
GR: FUMC Washington
VA:AldersgateUMC
Hermon UMC
RA: Hayes Barton UMC
RA: Edenton Street UMC
RA: MillbrookUMC
RA:Asbury UMC
DU: Tabernacle UMC
RA: MillbrookUMC
RA: Windborne UMC
RM:FUMC
b) Who on honorable location are appointed ad interim as local pastors?
(11360. 2) (Indicate date and appointment.) None
c) Who has been placed on administrative location (11362. 4c)? (Give date when
this action became effective. Record Charge Conference where membership
is held. Indicate credential.):
(1) This year? (v) None
(2) Previously? None
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48. Who have been granted the status of honorable location-retired (1J360. 3)?
(Record Charge Conference where membership is held. Indicate credential.):
a) This year? (v)
b) Previously?
Wesley Gamble Brogan (FE)
Thomas Otis Fulcher (FE)
Paul Callum Gentry (FE)
William Ernest Herbert (AM)
Henry Gurney Jinnette (FE)
James Worth Lineberger, Jr. (FE)
Edward Powell Osteen, Sr. (FE)
William Raymond Peele, Jr. (FE)
Jather L. Peterson, Jr. (FE)
Gerald Harris Shinn (FE)
Albert Ervyne Thompson, Jr. (FE)
Johnnie Joseph Williams, Jr. (FE)
None
1978
1984
07/01/2005
Statesville: Broad Street Ul
1972
07/01/2005
1973
07/01/2005
Weldon UMC
1980
07/01/2005
GO: St. Paul UMC
1973
07/01/2005
Cary: FUMC
1969
07/01/2005
DU:AldersgateUMC
1969
07/01/2005
Concord UMC
1979
07/01/2005
Vanceboro UMC
1977
07/01/2005
Wl: Wesley Memorial UMC
1970
07/01/2005
1990
07/01/2005
DU: Epworth UMC
49. Who have had their status as honorably located and their orders terminated
(11360. 2)? (v) (Give date when this action became effective. Indicate credential.)
None
50. Who have had their conference membership terminated: (Give date when this
action became effective. Indicate credential.)
a) By withdrawal to unite with another denomination (fl361.1.1,.4)?
Name Effective Date
Janet Kennedy Buffaloe(FE) 07/01/2008
b)
By withdrawal from the ordained ministerial office (11361. 2, 4)? (v)
Name Effective Date
Holt Alexander Clark (FE)
07/01/2008
c) By withdrawal under complaints or charges (ffl!361.3,.4; 2719.2)?(v) None
d) By termination of orders under recommendation of the Board of Ordained Miinistry
(P54.5) ? (v) None
e) Bytrial(H2713)?(v) None
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51. Who have been suspended under the provisions of fl362.1c, or fl2704. 2c or
fl27 11. 3? None
52. Deceased (List alphabetically in the spaces provided)
a) What Associate Members have died during the year?
Effective: None
Retired:
Name Date of Birth Date of Death
Daniel Mercer Forbes, Jr.
05/27/1028
10/15/2007
b) What Probationary Members have died during the year?
Effective: None
Retired:
Name Date of Birth Date of Death
Paul Cecil Millwood
05/27/1934
12/06/2007
c) What Members in Full Connection have died during the year?
Effective:
None
Retired:
Name
Paul Casto Browning
Troy James Barrett
Walton N. Bass, Sr.
John Robert Blue
Herman Fred Davis
Ralph Isaac Epps
Haywood Linwood Harrell
Robert Freeman Moore
Eric Octavious Murray
Benjamin Franklin Musser
Luther Martin Peele, Jr.
Date Of Birth
08/28/1923
05/30/1922
10/15/1920
01/28/1929
11/07/1926
11/03/1920
04/04/1913
12/07/1921
12/13/1914
03/27/1919
01/20/1929
Date Of Death
06/25/2006
07/09/2007
06/07/2008
06/08/2008
08/23/2007
01/03/2008
02/11/2008
04/15/2008
05/17/2008
07/03/2007
11/16/2007
d) What Deacons in Full Connection have died during the year?
Effective: None
Retired: None
e) What Local Pastors have died during the year?
Active:
Retired:
None
None
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What spouses have died during the year?
Name Date Of Birth
Edith Ann Fowlkes Berry 11/30/1931
William Edward Buffaloe 10/11/1947
Roberta Fields Carruth 01/06/1919
Mary Virginia Brittingham Coble 05/1 5/1916
Alice Blanche Houser Crew 04/29/1912
Dorothy Anita Thompson Dillon 03/29/1 927
Elma Bundy Fulford 08/15/1928
Kathleen McCormick MacLean 04/21/1924
Dorothy Jackson Massey 05/2 1 /1 927
Susan Alice Waller Miller 04/08/1 921
Harriett Fleming Petteway 12/27/1917
Ruth Craft Tyson 07/01/1921
EtoliaStriblingVale 02/28/1920
Jean Lough Wilson 11/10/1922
Rosemary Todd Wynn 07/28/1956
Date Of Death
11/07/2007
07/29/2007
11/10/2007
04/06/2008
02/21/2008
11/10/2007
02/16/2008
03/07/2008
07/23/2007
01/08/2008
07/12/2007
06/18/2008
11/14/2007
03/31/2008
06/05/2008
53. What probationary or ordained members have received appointments in other
Annual Conferences of The United Methodist Church while retaining their
membership in this Annual Conference (ffl!331.8, 346.1)? (List alphabetically;
indicate annual conference where appointed. Indicate credential.)
Name
Jay William Bissett(FE)
Eugene Joseph Cox (FD)
Lindsey Graham Green (FE)
Sidney Gene Hadden (FE)
Mary Martha Hatch (FE)
Robert Lewis Huckaby, Jr. (FD)
Conference
Western North Carolina
Central Texas Conference
Pacific/Northwest Conference
Kentucky Conference
Western North Carolina
Tennessee Conference
Tea Sung Kang (FE)
Carolyn Kyle Sims (FE)
Laura Wacker Stern (PE)
New England Conference
Western North Carolina
North Georgia Conference
Date
07/01/2006
04/01/2008
01/01/2008
07/01/2005
07/01/2007
07/01/2001
07/01/2005
07/01/2003
07/01/2008
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54. Who are the probationary or ordained ministers on leave of absence and for what
number of years consecutively has each held this relation (11352)? (If Probationary
Members or Associate Member, so indicate. Record Charge Conference where
membership is held.)
a) Voluntary? (v; v 2/3 after 5 yrs)
Name
William H. Allen IV (FE)
Charles M. Herring (FE)
Joyce Beal Horn (PD)
Amy Elizabeth Meador (PE)
Ellen Hope Metcalf(FE)
James Olen Murphy, Jr.
Robert D.O'Keef(FE)
Reginald W. Ponder, Jr. (FE)
Dena McFarland White (FE)
Norma Jean Walters (FE)
Susan H. White (FE)
Heather Herrin Wong (PE)
Number of Years
07/01/2008
07/01/2008
04/23/2008
07/01/2007
07/01/2002
07/01/2008
07/01/2007
07/01/2008
07/01/2004
07/01/2007
09/01/2007
07/01/2006
Charge Conference
RM:FUMC
FA: Hope Mills UMC
FUMC: Cary
RA: Highland UMC
DU: Epworth UMC
SA Silk Hope UMC
RA: North Raleigh UMC
DU: Mt. Carmel UMC
RO: Norman UMC
DU: Duke's Chapel
DU: Pleasant Green
RA: Fairmont UMC
b) Involuntary? (v 2/3)
None
c) Who have been placed on leave of absence since the last session of the annual
conference (ad interim)?:
(1) Voluntary? (v):
Name Number of Years
Kathy Clark-Dickens 12/31/2007
Marion Dale Curtis 12/31/2007
J. Alexander Maultsby(FE) 08/01/2007
Charge Conference
Fallbrook UMC: CA
Wl: Wesley Memorial
RO: FUMC Laurinburg
Andrea Reese Woodhouse (FE)
01/01/2008
BU: Carrboro UMC
(2) Involuntary? (v 2/3)
None
d) Who on leave of absence have had their leaves terminated since the last session
of the annual conference (ad interim)?
Name Effective Date
Kathy Clark-Dickens (FE) 07/01/2007
Linda Logston (FD) 09/01/2007
J. Alexander Maultsby III (FE) 01/01/2008
Robert D.O'Keef(FE) 12/01/2007
Maryellen Phelan Switzer (FE) (Retiring) 07/01/2008
Norma Jean Walters (FE) 02/01/2008
Susan H. White (FE) 09/01/2007
Andrea Reese Woodhouse (FE) 07/01/2008
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55. Who have been granted family leave, and for what number of years consecutively
has each held this relation (H355)? (v; v 2/3 after 5 yrs)
a) At this session of the Annual Conference (include names of persons listed in
Q.55b, if their leaves are continuing)?
Name Effective Date Charge Conference
William David Harrington (FE) 09/01/2007 GR: Jarvis Memorial
Charles M. Herring (FE) 08/01/2008 FA: Hope Mills UMC
Suzanna Ross Helms (v. 2/3) (FE) 07/01/1 996 RA: Jenkis Memorial UMC
b) Since the last session of the Annual Conference (ad interim)?
Name Effective Date
c) Who have had their family leave terminated since the last session of the
Annual Conference (ad interim)?
Name Effective Date
William David Harringston (FE) 07/01/2008
Patricia V. Stewart (FD) 07/01/2008 (Retired)
56. Who are granted sabbatical leave (fl352)? (Give date when this relation became
effective; if Associate Member, so indicate.) None
57. What actions have been taken concerning disabled members (fl358)? (Indicate
credential.)
a) Who were granted incapacity leave since the last annual conference session
(H358.2)? (Give effective date)
Name Effective Date
Robert Clark Flynn(FE) 05/01/2008
David William Girod (FE) 07/01/2007
Teresa Elizabeth Lawrence (FE) 12/01/2007
b) Who have had their incapacity leave terminated since the last conference
session (11358. 3)? (Give effective dates of terminations)
Name Effective Date
Willie H. Frizzelle 07/01/2007
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c) Who are granted incapacity leave at this session
NAME EFFECTIVE DATE
Wilson Edward Barber (FE)
Camille O. Yorkey Compton (FE)
John Marshall Crowe (FE)
Ronnie Richard Dawson (FE)
Faye West Ethridge (PD)
Tommy Lewis Evans (FE)
Robert C.FIynn(FE)
Doris T. Fox (FE)
Victor Louis Galipi (FE)
David W. Girod (FE)
Dennis Joseph Glennon (AM)
Sherwood Auburn Godwin (FE)
Larry Stephen Grady (OF)
Susan Harsh-Cafferty (FE)
Lawrence Clayton Higgins (FE)
Bobby Lee Jordan (AM)
Teresa E. Lawrence (FE)
Michael W. Leburg (FE)
Carolyn Wilkins Lucas (FE)
John Clifton Lupton, Jr. (FL)
David Ophanalia Malloy (FE)
Hector Manuel Millan (FE)
Lon William Miller (FE)
John Edward Morrison (FE)
William Rickman Pinner (FE)
Clinton William Spence (FE)
Ronda Lee Torres (FD)
John Albert Trotter (FE)
Clarence Arthur Wall (FE)
Debra Starling Watson (FE)
LaVerne Blue Womack, Jr. (FE)
07/01/1994
09/01/2006
07/01/2003
07/01/2008
09/01/2004
07/01/2004
05/01/2008
07/01/2004
03/01/2002
07/01/2007
12/01/2006
01/01/1999
03/01/2004
07/01/2002
02/01/2005
07/01/2001
12/01/2007
07/01/2006
10/01/2006
01/24/2006
07/01/2006
07/01/2004
02/01/2002
07/01/2005
09/01/2000
09/01/2000
12/01/2001
10/01/1999
03/01/2003
11/01/2001
(P58.1)?(v)
CHARGE CONFERENCE
Swansboro UMC
Benson Memorial UMC
GO: St. Luke UMC
Bahama: Mt. Bethel UMC
Battleboro UMC
BU: Lebanon UMC
Centenary: Smithfield
RO: Galilee UMC
Wl: Dublin Charge
BU: FUMCEIon
RM: FUMC Rocky Mount
Sharon UMC
Wl: Bethel-Lebanon
Resurrection UMC
Rhems UMC (per Larry)
RO: St. Paul UMC
FA: Cumberland UMC
GR: Covenant UMC
HavelockUMC
Atlantic UMC
Jerusalem UMC:Laurinburg
RA:Avent Ferry UMC
Bolton UMC
Roanoke Rapids: Smith MC
RA: Fuquay-Varina UMC
DU: Calvary UMC
Pinehurst UMC
Davis Street UMC
Fuquay-Varina UMC
South Mills UMC
07/01/1997 Laurinburg: FUMC
58. What deacons have been granted transitional leavefl|357)? (v)
Name Effective Date
Brigitte Freeman Morris 04/01/2008
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59. What members in full connection have been retired (11359): (List alphabetically
giving full name — first, middle, last — in that order. If retiring in the interim between
conference sessions (11359. 2d), indicate the effective date of retirement.) (Under
H359.1, no vote required; underfl359.2, v; under H359.3, v 2/3)
Deacons
a) This Year?
PATRICIA VILLINES STEWART, 625 Stewart Road, Four Oaks, NC 27524, 919-464-5959
b) Previously?
Mary Lowery Peacock
Nancy Ann Pugh
Stepehn Walton Vaughn II
Richard Jerome Williams
Elders
a) This Year?
Ad Interim:
ROBERT STONE CHRISTIAN, 319 Kenwood Drive, Fayetteville, NC 28311, 910-488-8944
ROGER ADDISON ARMISTEAD, (mandatory)
WARREN CLARK BARFIELD, 2887 Ash Davis Road, Pink Hill, NC 28572
LILY CHOU, (10/01/2007), 825 South 2nd Street, Alhambra, CA 91 801 , 626-457-1 679
CAROLYN CUMMINGS-WORIAX, PO Box 69, Pembroke, NC 28372, 910-521-0072
LEONARD FRANK DOUCETTE, 1 007 Rosehill Avenue, Durham, NC 27705, 91 9-81 9-6441
MARTHA KIRK WOFFORD EDGERTON, 501 5 Wickham Road, Raleigh, NC 27606, 91 9-859-8225
ROGER VERNON ELLIOTT, 248 Lyons Creek Road, Macon, NC 27551 , 252-257-9104
GLENN BATES EVERETT, 256 Bayview Drive, Stumpy Point, NC 27978, 252-473-5452
MILTON HEATH GILBERT, 8464 King Road, Fayetteville, NC 28306, 910-425-0173
VIRGIL BRYAN HUFFMAN, 226 George Wilton Drive, Clayton, NC 27520
JAMES CARROLL LEE, 2116 Oakcrest Court, Raleigh, NC 27612, 919-621-2157
MARK ELVIN LYKINS, (02/01/2008), 4100 Bayswater Road, Winterville, NC 28590, 252-341-5529
JOSEPH ANDREW MOTLEY, (02/01/2008), 781 Chadwick Shores Drive, Sneads Ferry, NC,
910-327-2713
WILLIAM CARL SIMPSON, JR., 2111 Crosby Drive, Burlington, NC 27215, 336-228-8020
CHARLES MICHAEL SMITH, 886 McCotter's Marina Road, Washington, NC 27889, 252-946-4084
IRA HILDRETH SMITH, 6980 Carbonton Road, Sanford, NC, 27330
MARYELLEN PHELAN SWITZER, 6003 Bissette Road, Wendell, NC 27591 , 919-217-9095
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b) Previously?
BU Gayle T. Alexander, Jr.; Joseph C.Alexander; Susan LutzAllred; James A.
Auman; Rene Orville Bideaux; Rex E. Brooks; James L. Bryan; Nathan H.
Byrd; Angus M. Cameron; Warren S. Cash; William R. Crowder; Lewis H.
Dodson; Robert K. Eldredge; Ronald Earl Gardner; Otto Hardt; John E.
Harwood, Jr.; James Lee Hobbs; H.H. Hodgin; J. Donald Johnson; Jerry J.
Juren; Joe D. Lister; G. Robert McKenzie, Jr.; Floyd Ransom Morrow; Robert
E. Lee Moser; G. Paul Phillips III, Tommy G Privette; R. Dennis Ricks, Jr.; K.
Richard Arnold Stanley, Jr.; E. Russell Stott; Herman Nathan Ward, Jr.; H.
Langill Watson; Carson O. Wiggins, Sr.; Denny Claude Wse; Wlliam L.
Wolfe
DU P. Wesley Aitken; John R. Blue; Edward F. Bogie; Billy McCoy Carden; Daniel
R. Chandler; Linda H. Clark; Richard Lewis Cox; Albert Fleet Fisher; Everett
Joseph France; Benny Hahn; Johanna H. Hancock; Michael B. Hobbs; Thomas
Given Holtsclaw; Wlliam M. Jeffries; George W Johnson; F. Belton Joyner, Jr.;
Wallace H. Kirby; Charles H. Lancaster; Thomas Edgar Loftis; Richard Thorne
Mathews; Charles H. Mercer; Tacoma F O'Connor; Joyce Darnell Odom;
Robert T. Osborn; Charles E. Owens; Harvey Worth Pearce; Benjamin F.
Potter, Jr.; Julie Forringer Purcell; John E. Reed; Benjamin Charles Rouse;
Wlliam Devine Sabiston III; Bess Gibbs Hunnings Smith; Edwin Douglas
Stanfield; David E.C. Steinmetz; Ruth Harper Stevens; Stuart Ralph Tucker;
Robert L. Wallace; Wlliam J Witt, Jr.; Eldon G. Woodcock
EC Corbin Lee Cherry; Francis Connor Bradshaw; W Thomas Clarke; Jan J.
Dickens; Edwin L. Earnhardt; James Richard Huskins; Charles H. Hutchinson;
Carl K. Singley; Edgar E. Whitley
fA Gilbert Ward Beeson; H. A. Bizzell, Jr.; George F. Blanchard, Hugh Harris
Cameron; Sr.; George P. Chandler; Robert Stone Christian; Franklin Delano
Daniels; Allen C. Edens, Jr.; Michael Louis Hale; Melvin Elton Hendricks;
Thomas D. Hoogerland; J. O. Jernigan; Thomas Garland Knott; Henry
Westbrook Lee; Lawrence Lugar; John M. Mackey; Benjamin Ray Melvin;
Carrie Whitehurst Parrish; T Arnold Pope; Robert M. Poulk; Wlliam R. Rudd;
J. Thomas Smith; Neil Evans Smith; Charles E. Sparks; Bobby Powell Tyson,
Sr.; Walter P. Weaver; Samuel J. Womack
GO John C. Andrews; Berry O. Barbour; Lynwood Clayton Boyette; Hobart W
Burnside; C. McGee Creech; Charles M. Hackett; Ralph McCoy Hill; Jean L.
Hood; Linwood Sutton Jones; Grady L. Kinley; F. D. Lamneck; E. G Purcell,
Jr.; John M. Roberts; Bobby E, Smith; Judi J. Smith; Nevin Snyder; William
Carl Spencer; Aaron G Tyson; James A. Wlliams; P. C. Yelverton
GR Randall Baker; Robert G Harris, Jr.; Clarence Reginald Johnson; George
Allen Jones; James H. Miller, Jr.; Daniel P. Powers; Paul B. Scott, Jr.; Caswell
Eure Shaw; Wayne E. Thomas; James H. Warren; John Eldred Williams;
Gladys R. Wlliford; Claude Thomas Wlson; Kelly J. Wilson, Jr.
NB Edward P. Armstrong; Ellis J. Bedsworth; Charles V. Bryant; Clingman C.
Capps; Clyde B. Cheezem; Julian B. Helms, Jr.; Horace L. McLaurin; James
Ralph Oliver; Joseph C. Parker; Richard Henry Parker; Harold Thurman Pickett;
Charles Luther Pollock; Ernest R. Porter; Wlliam W Sherman, Jr.; Robert S.
Shields; Charles C. Smith; Wilbur C. Teachey; Pearl G West
RA Robert L. Baldridge; Jack Monroe Benfield; Joseph K. Bostick; Kermit L.
Braswell; Samuel H. Brown; Douglas L. Byrd; W Eric Carson; Harold M.
Chrismon, Sr.; John H. Crum; David E. Daniel; Barney L. Davidson; Murry L.
DeHart, Jr.; Edward Cornwall Elliott; F Owen Fitzgerald, Jr.; Michael Kenneth
E. Frazier; Francis Gast; Bryan Glynn Gentle; J. Conrad Glass, Jr.; R. Keith
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Glover; Albert Eugene Goldfinch, Jr.; Hubert Sidney Huggins; Jack Legrand
Hunter; Geraldine D. Ingram; Wilbur I. Jackson; Eddie Jo Jarrett; Glenda
Noble Johnson; Henry N. Lovelace; Tracy A. Maness; Glenn Eldridge Mason;
Walter N. McDonald; Robert Fullerton McKee; James Stanley McQuade;
George C. Megill; Rayford H. Methvin; Donald Charles Nagel; Argel H. Payne;
James Donald Phillips; Reginald Wallace Ponder, Sr.; Nancy Ann Pugh; F.
Roderick Randolph; J. Earl Richardson; James P. Rickards; Kenneth B.
Sexton; Wlliam G Sharpe IV; Jerry T. Smith; Sidney Earl Stafford; Rufus H.
Stark II; James L. Summey; Bruce Davis Taylor; Leo Clifford Thompson; Neil
H. Thompson; C. Clyde Tucker, Jr.; Vernon Cephas Tyson; James M.
Waggoner; H. Robert Warren; James I. Warren, Jr.; John H. White; James A.
Williams; Arthur John Wilson III
RO Harry Philip Barrineau; J. Peter Belec; James C. P. Brown; Paul G Bunn; John
Gibson Cottingham; Simeon F. Cummings; Wlliam E. Cummings; Tommy
M. Faggart; Roberts. Gibson; Michael Byron Hobbs; Harold F Leatherman;
Bill James Locklear; Leonard Mayo; Clyde G McCarver; Robert L. Mangum;
Miles Murphy, Jr.; Roger David Paxton; Mary Peacock; Robert Henderson Ray;
Robert J. Rudd; Richard C. Sharpe; James Allen Starnes; James C. Stokes;
Jr.; Amos H. Stone; Wlliam Vinston Taylor; James F Thompson, Jr.; Wlliam
M.Wells, Jr.
RM John K. Bergland; Lester C. Bissette; Jesse V Bone; Daniel D. Bowman;
John Martin Bowman; H. Charles Davis; Daniel Thomas Earnhardt; G Lloyd
Edge; J. Sidney Epperson; Aydlett J. Eure, Jr.; Donald Lee Harris; R. Harry
Jordan; Milton T. Mann; Carlton P. McKita; Robert W. Morgan; J. Edward
Morrison; Charles Donald Myers; Brooks Patten; William Michael Presnell;
James Lewis Reavis, Jr.; Luis Felipe Reinoso; H. M. Wilkinson
SA Lovell R. Aills; Morris L. Barber; Kenneth E. Beane; Bobby C. Black; Philip
Sherman Brown; Robert F. Bundy; Angus M. Cameron; Thomas A. Danek;
Ronald Edward Dietrich; Joseph Wayne Forbes; Leon Delanoa Fowler;
Clarence Garner; Charles Franklin Grill; James W Hamilton; C. S. Hubbard;
Jack M. Hunter; Frank I. Lloyd; Wlliam Kenneth Mitchell; Travis W. Owen;
John Paschal; Robert Bruce Pate; F Gerald Peterson; Julian W Scott; Wlliam
F Wlliams; Ben H. Wlson III
Wl James H. Bailey; Ralph L. Fleming, Jr.; John W. Hobbs; John Mark Kasper;
Ecwood Colon Lancaster; Rayford H. Methvin; Peleg Dameron Midgett III;
Alvin J. Morris; John Kern Ormond, Jr.; JoAnn Oulton; John S. Pearsall; George
C. Smith; John L. Stokes III; Roger E. Thompson; Marvin Eugene Tyson; Lynn
T. Wall
60. What associate members have been retired (1J359): (List alphabetically giving
full name — first, middle, last — in that order. If retiring in the interim between
conference sessions fl|359.2d), indicate the effective date of retirement.)
(Under1|359.1 , no vote required; underp59.2, v; under1}359.3, v 2/3)
a) This year? NONE
b) PREVIOUSLY?
John Martin Bowman 2001
Warren Sylvester Cash 2005
Jimmy Floyd Cummings 2002
Donnie Gray Davis, Sr. 1998
Walter Sherman Guthrie 2006
Linwood Sutton Jones 2001
Russell Ray Knowles 1991
Maurice Lew Lancaster 1996
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John Rodney Lane, Jr.
Richard Farmer Lewis
Gerald Rudolph Massey
James Harold McLean
Billie Fallon Melvin, Jr.
John Gilbert Olive (E)
Robert Eugene Rattz
Lloyd Graham Royal, Sr.
Jerry Milton Schronce
Leroy Worth, Sr.
1998
2004
1997
2003
2003
1993
1996
2000
2007
2006
61. What probationary members have been retired (11359): (Indicate credential). If
retiring in the interim between conference sessions (11359. 2d), indicate the
effective date of retirement.) (Under 1J359.1 , no vote required; under 1J359. 2, v;
under H359.3, v 2/3)
a) This year? None
b) Previously?
Johanna Hudgin Hancock (PE)
07/01/2006
62. Who have been recognized as retired local pastors (11320. 5):
a) This year? NONE
b) Previously?
Donald Wayne Barclay, Jr. 2006
DianneBrinkleyCatlett 2006
Patricia T. Cox 2005
Robert Blair Craig 2003
Donald Martin Dawkins 2003
Jefferson Woodrow Davis 1 984
Carroll Leo Fitzgerald 1 998
Margaret Cotton Harriss Foote 2005
Riley Tex Hamilton 1995
Robert Houston Hargrove 1 997
Charles John Hause 1991
Herbert Franklin Home 1 990
David Wesley Johnson 2007
Doris Jean Johnson 1995
Richard R. Leonhard 1 996
Dean Healy Morton 2004
Jeanne Louise Ray 2001
Faye Baines Rouse 2005
Dorothy Louise Rudd 2004
Polly Ann Taylor 2007
Joann Palmyra Hanger Turner 2006
304
63. Changes in clergy membership: What is the number of ordained ministers: (NOTE:
The numbers in parenthesis following each category listing are the question
numbers in this report form where ministers in that category are listed. The number
reported below should agree with the number of names listed in the corresponding
questions.)
a) Elected as Associate Members? (27) 0
b) Elected as Probationary Members? (28a, b, 29a, b, c) 18
c) Elected as Deacons in Full Connection? (33a) 1
d) Elected as Elders in Full Connection? (33b) 6
e) Readmitted? (38, 39a, b) 1
f) Retired made effective? (40a, b, c) 0
g) Transferred in? (32a, 41, 42) 3
h) Transferred out? (45) 2
i) Discontinued as Probationary Members? (46) 0
j) Honorably located this year? (47a1) 0
k) Administratively located? (47b1) 0
I) Withdrawn? (50a, b, c) 2
m) Termination of orders? (50d) 0
n) Terminated by trial? (50e) 0
n) Deceased (52a, b, c) 312
64. What is the number of:
a) Pastoral charges? 657
b) Local churches? 819
65. What is the number of clergy members of the Annual Conference:
a) By appointment category and conference relationship?
NOTES:
(1) Where applicable, the question numbers on this report form corresponding to
each category have been placed in parenthesis following the category title.
Where these question numbers appear, the number reported in that category
should agree with the number of names listed in the corresponding question.
(2) For the three categories of Appointments Beyond the Local Church, please
report as follows:
11335. 1a, c): the number of clergy members appointed within United Methodist
connectional structures, including district superintendents, or to an
ecumenical agency.
fl335. 1b, c): the number of clergy members appointed to extension ministries,
under endorsement by the Division of Chaplains and Related Ministries of the
General Board of Higher Education and Ministry.
1J335.1d): the number of clergy members appointed to other valid ministries,
confirmed by a two-thirds vote of the Annual Conference.
See the Discipline paragraphs indicated for more detailed description of these
appointment categories.)
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DEACONS ELDERS Assoc. Mbrs/ Full Part
In Full In Full Prob. Prob. Affiliate Time Time
Categories Connection Connection Deacons Elders Mbrs LPs LPs
Pastors/Other Ministries
Within Local Church
(Including DSs)
0111322.1c, 330) 9
Deacons (in full connection
and probationary) serving 1 0
Beyond the Local Church
(331.1a, 1b) (87)
326
7
74
25
63
131
X
4
X
X
X
X
Appointments to
Extension Ministries
(HH322. 1a, b)
(86)
X
56
X
3
0
0
0
Appointments to
Extension Ministries
(355.1a,c)
(87a)
X
12
X
1
0
0
0
Appointments to
Extension Ministries
(H335.1b, c)
(87b)
X
3
X
0
0
0
0
Appointments to
Attend School
(89)
0
1
0
1
0
X
X
Appointed to Other
Annual Conferences
(53)
2
4
0
1
0
X
X
On Leave of Absence
(54a, b)
0
11
1
1
0
X
X
On Family Leave
(55a)
0
1
0
0
0
X
X
On Sabbatical Leave
(56)
X
X
X
X
X
X
On Incapacity Leave
(57c)
0
24
2
0
2
X
X
Deacons on Transitional
Leave
(58)
1
X
1
X
X
X
X
Retired
(59, 60)
4
321
0
0
20
X
X
Total Number,
Clergy Members
26
759
15
81
47
63
131
Grand Total,
All Conference Clergy M
embers
1122
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b) By gender and racial/ethnic identification? (NOTE: see the instruction for item 64 for guidelines
to assist in the racial/ethnic identification count.)
DEACONS ELDERS Assoc. Mbrs/ Full Part
In Full In Full Prob. Prob. Affiliate Time Time
Categories Connection Connection Deacons Elders Mbrs LPs LPs
Female 18 140 12 36 5 26 33
Male 12 619 3 40 42 37 98
Total Number,
Clergy Members 26 759 15 81 47 63 131
Grand Total,
All Conference
Clergy Members 1122
Asian 0 11 0 3 0 0 0
Afr.Amer. 0 22 4 4 3 8 8
Hispanic 0 2 0 0 0 0 5
Native Amer. 1 10 3 3 0 3 6
Pacific Isl. 0 2 0 0 0 0 0
White 25 712 8 71 44 52 112
Mulit-Racial 0 0 0 71 0 0 0
Total No.,
Clergy 26 759 15 71 47 63 131
Grand Total,
All Conference
Clergy Members 1122
The totals entered in these spaces should agree with the comparable totals in the
bottom two lines of Q.64a).
66. Who are the candidates in process for certification in specialized ministry?
None
67. Who are being certified in specialized ministry this year?
Professional Educators
MINISTERS OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION - Certification Renewed
Morris, Brigitte Freeman (Brigitte) Min. Chr. Ed., DU: Oxford
Nicholson, Sue Ellen (Sue Ellen) N.C. Conference Dir. , Children & Youth
DIRECTORS OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION - Certification Renewed
Biddle, MargaretAnne (Margaret Anne) Child Care Consultant, Raleigh, MHC
Huckaby, Jr., Robert Lewis Evangelism Staff, Brentwood UMC, Nashville, TN
Jacobs, Harold Dean (Harold) Dir. CE/Music/Youth, Maxton: Prospect
Norton, Mary Jane P. (Mary Jane) GBOD, Nashville, TN
Stephens, Judith Smith (Judy)
Torres, Ronda Lee Incapacity Leave
Waters, C. Denise (Denise) Life Enrichment/Chaplaincy, Croasdaile Village, Durham
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DIRECTORS OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION -Inactive
Morello, Patricia (Patricia)
ASSOCIATES IN CHRISTIAN EDUCATION - Certification Renewed
Irvine, Janet Thornton Director of Ed Min., Mebane, UMC
Workman, Anna Gail (Anna Gail) Asst. Council Dir. , Virginia Conf.
Professional Church Musicians
MINSTERS OF MUSIC - Certification Renewed
Argo, David Anthony (Tony) Min. of Music, Fayetteville: Haymount
DIRECTORS OF MUSIC - Certification Renewed
Jacobs, Harold Dean (Harold) DCE/Music/Youth, Rockingham: Prospect
Weisser, William James (Bill) Min. of Music, Raleigh: Edenton St.
Professional Camp & Retreat Ministries
Stephens, Judith Smith Coordinator, N.C. Camp & Retreat Ministries
Stephens, Wray M Executive Director of Camping, N.C. Camp & Retreat Ministires
Youth Ministires -Certification
Van Borkulo, Peter Youth Minister, Haymount UMC, Fayetteville, NC
Phillips, Robert Wade Director of Youth Ministry, White Plains UMC, Cary, NC
Professional Spirtual Formation Ministires
Day, Joyce Christine Adult Discipleship, St. James UMC, Greenville, NC
Professional Spirtual Formation Ministires
Norton, Wilburn L. ...Director of Communications, N.C. Confernece Staff, Raleigh, NC
68. Who are transferred in as a certified person in specialized ministry? None
69. Who are transferred out as a certified person in specialized ministry? None
70. Who have been removed as a certified person in specialized ministry? None
PART IV: DIACONAL MINISTERS
71. Who constitute the Committee on Investigation (fl2626. 4)?
Principals: Sue Ellen Nicholson, Anna Gail Workman, Margaret Anne Biddle, Stan
Belyeu
72. Who are the candidates for diaconal ministry (^304-305) None
73. Who are consecrated this year as diaconal ministers (fl307)? (v) (List
alphabetically):
None
74. Who are reinstated as diaconal ministers (fl313.3c)? (v) None
75. Who are transferred in as diaconal ministers (fl312)?
76. Who are transferred out as diaconal ministers (fl312)? None
77. Who have had their conference relationship as diaconal ministers terminated by
Annual Conference action (pi 3.3)? (Under ^31 3.2a, no vote; under pi 3.2b, v 2/3
None
78. What diaconal ministers have died during the year?
a) Effective: None
b) Retired: None
79. What diaconal ministers have been granted leaves of absence under (fl313.1a, c, d)
(disability, study /sabbatical, or personal leave): (v)
a) Since the last session of the Annual Conference? (Give effective date of
each): None
b) At this session of the Annual Conference? (Include names of persons
listed in Question 73a, if their leaves of absence are continuing):
Alice Arledge (5th yr)
80. What diaconal ministers have been granted an extended leave (fl313.1e)
a) Since the last session of the Annual Conference? (Give effective date of
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each): None
b) At this session of the Annual Conference? (Include names of persons listed
in Question 79a, if their leaves of absence are continuing):
None
81. Who have returned to active status: None
a) From disability, study/sabbatical, or personal leave of absence (fl313.1a, c, d)?
None
b) From extended leave (P13.1e)? (v) None
82. Who have taken the retired relationship to the Annual Conference as diaconal
ministers (P13.2): (Under P13.2b, v 2/3)
a) This year? None
b) Previously?
Bernice Balance, Laura Sextion Davenport, Robert H. Garrison, Jr., Marilyn
Johnson, Irene F. Gattis, Tacoma O'Connor, Leslie C. Womack, Susan M.
Parker
83.
PART VAPPOINTMENTS AND CONCLUDING BUSINESS
Who are approved for less than full-time service?
a) What associate members, elders and probationary members (1992) are
approved for appointment to less than full-time service, what is the total number
of years for which such approval has been granted to each, and for what fraction
of full-time service (in one-quarter increments) is approval granted (for purposes
of equitable compensation claim and pension credit) ffl!338.2, 342.2, 1506.4b)?
(vy4):
Julia Ellen Alliger %time
Carolyn H. Burrus %time
Katherine Boutwell Bryant (WNC) %time
Elizabeth Stroud Campbell %time
Patrice Cheasty-Miller %time
Shannon Conklin-Miller (Cal-Pac) % time
Stanley Gallagher-Smith V* time
Daniel Gene Jenks % time
Gertrude Brenda Jones %time
Donna Fowler-Marchant %time
Sally S. Plowman V* time
Kellie Gallagher-Smith % time
C. Glenn Hancock %time
William David Harrington % time
Joy Reed MacVane %time
Gail Ingram Myers % time
Joseph Andrew Motley %time
Gail Ingram Myers %time
Judith Mann New % time
J. Crispin Noble II %time
Roger Lee Owens % time
Dennis Christopher Peay V* time
Sally S. Plowman V* time
Reginald Wallace Ponder, Jr. %time
Alice Jones Quarles %time
Marilyn K. Shipman %time
Mary Anne (Molly) Shivers %time
Mark Dee Stephens %time
07/01/2005
07/01/2008
01/01/2007
07/01/2007
07/01/2008
07/01/2007
07/01/2008
07/01/2007
04/1 5/2008
11/19/2006
07/01/2004
07/01/2006
07/01/2006
07/01/2008
07/01/2007
07/01/2006
07/01/2005
07/01/2006
07/01/2007
07/01/2005
07/01/2005
07/01/2008
07/01/2007
07/01/2006
07/01/2004
07/01/1998
07/01/2006
07/01/2006
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Vermel Harrison Taylor
% time
07/01/2008
Ginger Ann Thomas
% time
07/01/2005
James Edward Tosto
% time
07/01/2008
Richard M. Tysinger
Vt time
07/01/2008
Susan Harris White
% time
07/012008
Nancy McGee Willard
% time
07/01/2008
b) What deacons in full connection and probationary deacons are approved
for less than full-time service(1|331 .7)?
Patricia H. Archer
1/2 time
07/01/2006
Robert Julian Irvine
Vi time
07/01/2006
Judith Olivia Jolly
Vi time
08/01/2007
84. Who have been appointed as interim pastors under the provisions of fl338. 3
since the last session of the Annual Conference, and for what period of time?
(BU) Vernon C. Tyson (RE) was named interim pastor serving Amity (1131),
effective 1/1/08 to 7/1/08.
(DU) Tom Holtsclaw (RE) named as interim pastor to Aldersgate (2091)
effective 11/4/07 to 7/1/08
George Johnson (RE) named as interim pastor to Oxford (2441) effective
11/25/07 to 2/29/08.
Ben Rouse (RE) named as interim pastor to Oxford (2441), effective 3/1/08
to 3/30/2008.
Norma Walters (FE) named as interim pastor to Tabernacle (2551), effective
2/1/2008 to 6/24/2008.
Susan White (FE) named as interim pastor to Bahama: Mt. Bethel (2031),
effective 3/4/08 to 4/28/08.
(GO) McGee Creech, (RE) was named interim pastor at Seven Springs (5351)
effective 8/15/07-12/31/07.
Jay Winston (FE), was named interim pastor at Brownings-Smith Chapel
(5050), effective 9/15/07-7/1/08.
(NB) Peg Wtt (RE) was named interim pastor at Merrimon (7471), effective
10/1/07.
(SA) Clarence Garner (RE) was named interim pastor at Macedonia (11213),
effective 11/1/07-7/1/08.
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85. What changes have been made in appointments since the last Annual
Conference session? (Attach list. Include Appointments Beyond the Local
Church and Appointments to Extension Ministries. Give effective dates of all
changes.)
(BU) Andrea R. Woodhouse (FE) left Amity (1131) to take Family Leave,
effective 1/1/08. (DU) Gary Murphree (FL) left Gillburg-Spring Valley (2620) to be
appointed to (GR) Bath (6031), effective 8/15/07.
Raymond Pearce (FL) left Bath (6031) to be appointed to (DU) Gillburg-Spring
Valley (2620), effective 8/15/07.
Jay Winston (FE), left Aldersgate (2091) to be appointed to (GO) Brownings-
Smith Chapel (5050), effective 11/3/07.
Eugene Goldfinch (RE), discontinued at Tabernacle (2551), effective 1/31/08.
Norma Walters (FE), came off Leave of Absence to serve at Tabernacle (2551) ,
effective 2/1/08.
(FA) Teresa E. Lawrence (FE) left Cumberland (4091) to take Incapacity
leave, effective 11/30/07.
Robert D. O'Keef (FE) came off Leave of Absence to be appointed at
Cumberland (4091), effective 11/30/07.
(GO) Roy Wnn (SY) was appointed to Seven Springs (5351), effective 1/1/08.
Lily Chou (FE), serving Brownings-Smith Chapel (5050), retired 9/15/07. Jay
Winston (FE), was named interim pastor, effective 9/15/07.
Dale Curtis (FE), appointed to Rose Hill (5331), took Leave of Absence,
effective 12/1/07.
Reginald Ponder, Sr. (RE), was appointed to Rose Hill (5331) as a retired
supply, effective 12/1/07.
Vernon Brown (FE), serving Woodland-Pink Hill (5590) moved to serve
at Providence (5171), effective 7/29/07.
Linda Grider (FL), was appointed to Woodland-Pink Hill (5590), effective
7/29/07.
(GR) David Harrington (FE) left Farmville (6091) to take Family Leave,
effective 9/1/07.
Paul Dunham (FE) left his appointment as associate pastor at Wl: Harbor
(12481) to be appointed at Farmville (6091), effective 1/1/08.
Mack Styron (ROF) withdrew as pastor of Bethany-Lane's Chapel (6230),
effective 10/28/07.
Brigitte Freeman Morris (FD) requested Transitional Leave, effective 4/1/08.
E. Joseph Cox (FD) left Greenville: St. James (6131) to serve in the Texas
Conference, effective 4/1/08.
Karen Crutchfield (PL) left Washington Circuit (6400) to be appointed as
Chaplain of Cypress Glen Retirement Home, effective 6/1/08.
(NB) John Mosley (FL) serving at Wlliston-Stacy (7460) moved to serve at
Franklin Memorial (7241), effective 1/1/08 and then was discontinued 2/1/08.
Alex Maultsby (FE) came off Leave of Absence to be appointed to Wlliston-
Stacy (7460), effective 1/1/08.
Jose Mora (PL) was appointed to Franklin Memorial (7241), effective
3/16/08 to 7/1/08.
Wade Bennett (PL) discontinued from Merrimon (7471), and Peg Witt (RE)
was named interim pastor, effective 10/1/07.
Robert Flynn (FE) left Swansboro (7431) to take Incapacity Leave, effective
5/1/08. Rachel Moser (FE), the associate pastor, will take over until 7/1/08.
(RA) J. Alexander Maultsby III (FE) moved from Extension Ministry at
LouisburgCollege to Leave of Absence, effective 7/1/07.
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Daniel F. Lipp (OF) went from full-time Minister of Children at Cary: First
(8051) to part-time Pastor of Visitation, effective 10/1/07.
Ellen Webb Rose (PL) was appointed to Extension Ministry as Chaplain at
UNC Hospital, Chapel Hill, effective 11/8/07.
J. Alexander Maultsby III, (FE) went from Leave of Absence to (NB) Williston-
Stacy (7460), effective 1/1/08.
Judith O. Jolly (FD) transferred back to the NC Conference from serving under
Par. 346.1 from the North Alabama Conference at Apex (8011), effective 3/1/08.
Joyce Beal Horn (PD) began Leave of Absence after employment discontinued
from Cary: Genesis (8061), effective 4/23/08.
(RM) Carleton McKita (RE) was appointed to the Hollister Charge (10121), a
part-time appointment, replacing Austin Anderson (SY), effective 1/1/08.
Valerie White (FL) left Hornes-Sims (10130) to assume a position on staff at
Midlothian: Brandermill of the Richmond District, Virginia Conference,
effective 5/15/08.
(Wl) Paul Dunham (FE) moved from his appointment as associate at Harbor
(12481) to serve at (GR) Farmville (6091), effective 1/1/08.
86. What Deacons in Full Connection are appointed beyond the local church for the
ensuing year ( 322.1a, b)? (Attach a list. Include: Deacons in full connection and
probationary.)
See Appointment List (page 185 - 207)
87. Who are appointed to extension ministries for the ensuing year? (Attach a list.
Include: Elders and Probationary Members.)
a) Within the connectional structures of United Methodism (11335. 1a, c)?
b) To ministries endorsed by the Board of Higher Education and Ministry (11335. 1b, c)?
c) To other valid ministries under the provisions of fl335.1d? (v 2/3)
See Appointment List (page 185 - 207)
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88. Who are appointed to extension ministries for the ensuing year? (Attach a list.
Include: elders, probationary members, associate members and local pastors.)
a) Within the connectional structures of United Methodism (11344. 1a, c)?
b) To ministries endorsed by the Board of Higher Education and Ministry (11344. 1b, c)?
Cole, Lisa Brown (DU) - Director, Pastoral Services, Durham Regional Hospital;
Duke Memorial CC
Crutchfield, Karen M. (GR) - Chaplain, Cypress Glenn Retirement Home, CC: Snow
Hill: Calvary Memorial
Dickens, J. Vann III (NB) - Chaplain, US Navy; Sneads Ferry: First CC
Gales, Alvester I. (RO) - Chaplain, US Army; Fletcher's Chapel-St. Peter CC
Hillman, Randy A. (EC) - Mgr-Chaplaincy Services, Forsyth Medical Center, Winston-
Salem; Ocracoke CC
Hoyle, William (RA) - Chaplain, US Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Prisons,
Butner, NC; RA: Asbury CC
Hudson, Pamela Jo (RM) - Senior Development Officer, Foundation of FirstHealth,
Inc., Moore and Montgomery Counties, Rosemary CC
Lewis, Jerry Dean (NB)- Chaplain, US Air Force, Morehead City: Franklin Memorial CC
Lynge, Audrey Holmes (RA) - Clinical Care Manager, Value Options, Morrisville; White
Plains CC
Mann, Barbara Price (RA) - Pastoral Counselor, Triangle Pastoral Counseling; Cary:
First CC
Morgan, Deborah Ann (DU) -Associate Director and Chaplain, Duke Pastoral
Services, Duke University Health System, Durham, DU: Resurrection CC
Morrison, Charles K. (GO) - Chaplain, NC National Guard; GO: Saint Paul CC
Rawlings, James A. (DU) - Director of Pastoral Services, Duke University Medical
Center; DU: Epworth CC
Shannonhouse, Richard D. (RM) - Director of Pastoral Care, Memorial Hospital,
Jacksonville, FL; Milwaukee CC
Shields, Michele R. (RA) - Director of Spiritual Care Services, USCF Medical Center,
San Francisco, CA; Soapstone CC
Taylor, Berry Lynn II (EC) - Clinical Chaplain I, Pasquotank Correctional Institute;
Elizabeth City FUMC CC
c) To other valid ministries under the provisions of fl344.1d? (v 2/3)
Bisgrove, EileneZ. (DU) - Program Coordinator, Sabbath Star, Inc., Durham, NC;
DU: Pleasant Green CC
Burrus, Carolyn H. (DU) - End of Life Program Coordinator, Sabbath Star, Inc., Durham,
NC; (RA) Ebenezer-Wesley UMC CC
Buckley, Betty Ann, (RA) - Christian Education & Operations Officer, Alpha Ministries,
Raleigh, NC; RA: Edenton Street CC
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Byers, Leonard C. II (BU) - Director of Pastoral Care, Cleveland Regional Medical
Center, Shelby; BU: St. Luke's CC
Campbell, Dennis M. (DU) - Headmaster, Woodberry Forest School, Woodberry Forest,
VA;DU: Trinity CC
Fleishman, Amanda (DU) - Clinical Social Worker, Easter Seals UCP ASAP, Durham
& Social Worker, Duke Univ. Medical Ctr.-Pediatric Hematology/Oncology; DU:
Shepherd's House CC
Fogleman, Leland Jan (RA)- Clinical Psychologist, ACT Medical Group, Inc., PA; RA:
Edenton Street CC
Hicks, Phyllis Kay (BU) - Director, Pastoral Care and Counseling Institute of Durham/
Chapel Hill; Chapel Hill: BU: Aldersgate CC
Laytham, David Brent (BU) -Associate Professor of Theology & Ethics, North Park
Theological Seminary, Chicago, IL; BU: Orange CC
Linda Logston (GR) - Manager, Family Christian Stores, Asheville, NC; GR: St. James CC
Marsicano, Leslie M. (DU)-Asst. Dean -Academic Administration, Davidson College;
DU: Epworth CC
Martin III, Sam Francis (GR) -Youth Minister, First Presbyterian Church, Hilton Head
Island, SC; Greenville: Covenant CC
Miller, Yuko Ueda (NB) - Evangelist, New Bern: Centenary UMC
Pace, James H. (BU) - Professor of Religious Studies, Elon University; BU: Front
Street CC
Petty, Bruce (SA) - Minister of Trinity Mission, Sanford District
Poole, Betty Donne (RA) - NC Emergency Mgmt./Disaster Recovery Operations Grants
Mgr., NC State Office of Crime Control *& Public Safety; RA: Wilson Temple CC
Purcell, Joan (RA) - Executive Director of MATCH Prison Ministry, Raleigh, NC, St.
Francis UMC CC
Rose, Ellen Webb (RA) - Chaplain, UNC Hospital, Chapel Hill, NC; Fuquay-Varina
First CC
Shivers, Molly (BU) - Member of Congregational Health Specialist Team, PlowPoint
Ministries, Graham, NC; University UMC CC
Vieregg, Carla Scanlan (FA) - Pastor, Presbyterian Church, CO; Fayetteville: Haymount CC
Walker-Jones, Kelli (RA) -Director, Sustaining Pastoral Excellence Project, Triangle
Pastoral Counseling; Fairmont UMC CC
Walton, Brenda (DU) - Clinical Counselor/Chaplain, Durham Regional Hospital; DU:
Calvary CC
Webb-Bowden, Julia (DU) - Director, NC Society of St. Andrew, Durham: McMannen CC
Willingham, Malcolm C. (RO) - Clinical Counselor/Chaplain, Care Resources, Inc.,
Rockingham; FUMC: Rockingham CC
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89. Who are appointed to attend school (fl416.6)? (List alphabetically all those whoe
prime appointment is to attend school.)
Associate Members: NONE
Probationary Members:
Tammy Marie Grimm
Needham Bradley Dunn
Members in Full Connection:
LUISE KATHERINE WEINRICH
90. What other personal notations should be made? (Include such matters as
changes in pension credit (^1 506.6), corrections or additions to matters reported in
the"Business of the Annual Conference" form in previous years, and legal name
changes of clergy members and diaconal members.)
(FA) Mike Bass, associate pastor at Solid Rock (4521) will go from part-time
to full-time local pastor, effective 7/1/08.
(RO) Sylvia Collins (FE) was married to Lynn Ball on 12/22/07 and her name
is now Sylvia Collins-Ball.
91. Where shall the next Conference Session be held (1J603. 3)?
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THE 2008-2009 APPOINTMENTS
[2] Indicates number of churches on the charge. Number in right-hand column
indicates the number of years clergy has been appointed to that charge.
Burlington District - 58 Charges
WILLIAM H.GATTIS, DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT- 5
3143 Brycewood Place, Burlington, NC 27215
Bellemont Jerry A. Jackson FE 2
Bethel Jay D. Helms PE 3
Bethel-Locust Hill [2] Karen Baker Angel PE 2
BURLINGTON:
Davis Street L. Alan Sasser FE 3
Emmanuel J. Neal Salter, Jr FE 5
Faith Delores Anne Langley FE 3
Front Street Marshall R. Old FE 2
Associate Benjamin D. Alexander PE 1
FD Cynthia D. Powell
Grace Ronnie R. Byrd PL 1
St. Paul's Lee R. Pittard III FE 5
Burlington Circuit [2] RenAe Burnette FE 7
Carr BrendaA. Davis PL 6
Carrboro Claire Clyburn McKeown FE 1
Cedar Grove Grace R. Hackney FE 6
Center John G. Varden OE 5
CHAPEL HILL:
Aldersgate Donnie L. Jones FE 6
Associate Joy R. MacVane FE 2
Amity Harriett Tuck Bounds PL 1
Christ Steven W. McElroy FE 3
Associate Donna M. Banks PE 3
Associate Hannah P. McManus PE 2
Orange D. Ray Warren, Jr FE 7
University (Lead Pastor) Carl H. King FE 2
(Transitional Pastor) William H. Gattis FE 2
Associate Suzanne E. Dornsmith FE 8
Ridge-Garden Charge [2] Sang Park FE 1
Concord David L. King PL 4
Efland Cynthia K Lister FE 7
Elon: First Terry L. Huffines FE 5
OD Kristin D. Lassiter
Eno Julia E. Alliger PE 5
Evergreen Jeffrey R. Nash PE 4
Fairview Jared A. Hanson PE 5
Friendship JackW. Page, Jr FE 4
GRAHAM:
Cedar Cliff James E. Wooten PE 3
First W Kenneth Hall, Sr FE 7
Haw River Jeanne R. Neal FE 4
Hebron K. Bryan Sexton, Jr FE 2
Hightower [3] Joseph L. Jackson PL 3
Hillsborough Alvin M. Home FE 5
316
Leasburg Steven M. Hall FE 1
Lebanon W. Ray Teague FL 6
Mebane W. Kenneth Hall, Jr FE 6
FD Janet G. Thornton Irvine
Milton [3] John P. Upton FE 9
Mt. Hermon Robert E. Shelton FE 2
New Hope-Purley [2] M. Park Hunter SP 3
New Sharon Carl D. Belcher FE 20
Orange Chapel Duane R. Parti n FE 3
Palmer's Grove J. Scott Finicum PL 5
Phillips Chapel John R. Woodard, Jr FE 3
Prospect David R. Grissom FE 6
Rock Creek James G. Folks PL 4
Saint Luke's Tommy G Privette RE 5
Salem (Alamance) Cathy M. Hoyle PE 2
Saxapahaw David J. Harriss FE 1
Shady Grove Gilbert C. Butler III SP 1
Shiloh DavidM. Stark OF 2
Swepsonville Jerry D. Martin FE 5
Union Grove Richard O. Greenway FE 11
Walnut Grove StuartM. Milton FE 5
Yanceyville G. David Wilson ROF 9
DURHAM DISTRICT - 63 Charges
H. GRAY SOUTHERN, DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT- 2
522 S. Duke Street, Durham NC 27701
Allensville-Trinity [2] Stewart W Crank, Sr FE 8
Bahama: Mt. Bethel Bryan Siefert OE 1
Banks Clifford Wall SP 1
Brookland-Brooksdale [2] Brent Livingood PE 5
Butner: Community Karl Neuschaefer PE 8
Cokesbury Barry Stallings FL 3
Concord William A. Boykin FE 4
Creedmoor RobertA. Hagerty FE 3
DURHAM:
Aldersgate Thomas G. Holtsclaw RE 2
Associate Allison Brady Hocutt FE 3
Assistant Nathan Arledge PL 1
Minister of Music Nanette de Andrade OD
Asbury Martha McLean PE 1
Asbury Temple Shane M. Benjamin FE 10
Bethany W Bryan Faggart FE 6
Bethesda Susan H. White FE 1
Calvary Laurie H. Coffman FE 15
Carr Cheryl Lawrence PE 4
Cristo Vive Alfonso Piacentini SP 1
Duke Memorial Co-pastor Lee Roger Owens FE 1
Co-pastor Ginger Thomas FE 1
Duke's Chapel M. B. Collier, Jr FE 10
Epworth A. Gene Cobb, Jr FE 5
Glendale Heights Ronald J. Snider FE 2
Lakewood Mission Patrice Cheasty Miller FE 1
McMannen R. Lawrence Bowden, Jr FE 2
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Mt. Sylvan Thomas M. Greener FE 2
Associate Jessie Shuman Larkins PE 2
Parkwood John Robert Kretzu FE 5
Pleasant Green Brian W. Wingo FE 7
Reconciliation G Kevin Baker FE 12
Resurrection Robert Wesley Simpson FE 1
Youth Minister Katherine Boutwell Bryant OP
St. Paul Mark Stephens AM 4
Shepherd's House Christopher Chikoore OE 3
Trinity Duke C. Lackey FE 5
Flat Rock Pamela Gilliam FE 9
Fletcher's Chapel Michael D. Weber FE 9
Part-time Assistant Darren Hickerson PL 1
Gillburg-Spring Valley [2] Raymond R. Pearce FL 2
Granville Circuit [2] Gregg Allen Presnal FL 3
Granville-Vance [3] Marcus Singleton PL 2
Helena JackR. Snyder FE 5
HENDERSON:
City Road Daniel R. Baer, Jr PL 1
First George D. Speake FE 2
White Memorial Michael Hugh Smith PL 1
Lake Michie Circuit [3] Marilyn Shipman FE 11
Lea's Chapel James Jones PL 2
Marrow's Chapel Chadwick J.W. Holtz SP 2
Massey's Chapel Edwin M. Wray ROE 8
Middleburg-Hermon [2] Amy Christine DeWitte PL 2
Mt. Carmel TBS
Mt. Tirzah Dustin T. Sprouse PL 1
Mt. Zion Edgar Raymund DeJesus FE 3
Oak Grove Diane W. LeBlanc FL 1
Oxford Patricia F. Hawkins FE 3
Oxford: Salem-Harris Chapel [2] Joseph Francis Frana SP 2
Plank Chapel Carol W. Dean FE 6
Rehoboth Anthony Moreau SP 2
Rougemont [3] Douglas Wagner PE 4
ROXBORO:
Grace-CaVel [2] Ross Thompson FE 10
Longhurst John D. Howie FL 2
Long Memorial Theodore Ralph Miller FE 3
RTP New Church Start Kenneth B. McLean FE 1
Salem (Person Co.) William M. Budzinski FE 7
Stem-Bullock's [2] Jason Thornton SP 2
Stovall JohnW. Yount PL/D 31
Tabernacle Norma Walters FE 2
Union Chapel Robert Michael Hammond FE 2
Warren's Grove Philip Robert Chryst PL 3
ELIZABETH CITY DISTRICT - 49 Charges
R. CARL FRAZIER, JR., DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT - 1
P. O. Box 1662, Elizabeth City, NC 27906
Ahoskie Harvey Lee Edwards FE 1
Albemarle [3] FrankAlexander ROE 14
All God's Children Laura G Early FE 12
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Anderson Greg Barrick PL 7
Camden David O. Moehring FE 13
Center Hill TBS (Sadot Mendez) SY 4
Chowan: Bethany Ed Reutenkroger PL 2
Colington Teresa C. Holloway FE 4
Creswell W. Thomas Clarke RE 5
Creswell:Mt. Hermon Dalma G. Cribb FL 1
Currituck [2] David J. Blackman PE 3
Duck Raymond K. Wittman FE 2
Edenton Charles K. Moseley FE 2
Associate Susanna Fitch-Slater PE 1
ELIZABETH CITY:
City Road Charles E. McKenzie FE 25
First Michael D. Frese FE 3
Riverside Haywood W. Gillikin FE 5
Fair Haven-Clarks Bethel (2) J. Crispin Noble II FE 4
Gatesville [3] Tracy Clayton FE 4
Grace William C. Holmes ROE 7
Harrellsville-Colerain-Powellsville[3] Walter G. Johnston III PL 12
Hatteras [3] Cory Brandon Oliver FL 2
Hertford Gayla Estes Collins FE 1
Kitty Hawk Curtis W. Campbell FE 1
Manns Harbor [2] Bettie G. Francis FL 4
Manteo: Mt. Olivet Jerry W. Cribb FE 5
McBride Wade Bennett PL 1
Mighty Wind James T. "Trip" Lowery III FE 3
Mount Hermon Warren T. Heitzenrater FL 3
Moyock Gerald Stephen Castle PE 3
Murfreesboro W.Arthur Warren, Jr FE 3
New Hope William Ray Masciangelo FL 2
Newbegun Roger Braun OE 1
Newland Toni L. Wood FL 4
North Gates [3] Michael P. Askew PL 4
Ocracoke Joyce Ruth Reynolds FE 8
Perkins Mary Trail ROE 1
Perquimans [3] Ray Tavenner PL 1
Pilmoor Memorial C. Scott Wilson-Parsons FE 11
Plymouth Jay Clark ROE 1
Sharon Carole Renee Edwards FL 2
Shiloh (Stumpy Pt.) Glenn B. Everett RE 1
South Mills [2] K. Carl Singley RE 1
Saint John Roger Dill ROE 1
Tyrrell [3] Jeounghum "James" Koo FL 2
Union TBS (Earl Perry) SY 2
Wanchese: Bethany Wlliam T Cottingham III FE 4
Wesley TBS (Robert Wayne Wood, Jr.) .. SY 4
Windsor David Woolsey PL 3
Woodland David Walter Bundy FL 4
FAYETTEVILLE DISTRICT - 58 Charges
SAMUEL WYNN, DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT -1
1911 Raeford Road, Fayetteville, NC 28305
Angier Michael A. Davis FE 3
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Bethabara Dorothy L. Rudd RL 5
Bethany Milton E. Little PL 4
Black's Chapel Michael Sadtler PL 1
CLINTON:
Epworth Chang Bae Kim FE 2
First Edward M. Gunter FE 5
Grace Samuel W. Loy FE 6
Trinity TBS (Don Matthis) SY 1
Coats Terry Hunt PE 1
Coharie Samuel W. Loy FE 6
Community William Ronnie Nichols OF 5
Cool Springs Ramon Atkins PL 1
Cotton Donna Fowler-Marchant FE 3
Cumberland Ron Gurganus PE 1
Dunn: Divine Street Madison N. Hankal FE 2
Erwin-Parkers Grove [2] Jimmie Ray Tatum FE 1
FAYETTEVILLE:
Camp Ground David C. Wade FE 8
Associate Dennis C. Lamm FE 2
Christ Franklin D. Daniels RE 1
Cornerstone Kong Suk Namkung FE 5
Cornerstone Korean Kong Suk Namkung FE 2
Crossroads Charles Conrad Pullins PE 2
Culbreth Memorial Gregory L. McGarvey FE 1
Gardners Donald K Stewart FE 2
Grace Henry B. Hunt PL 5
Harry Hosier Regina Henderson FE 3
Hay Street David L. Harvin FE 1
Hay mount Woodrow W Wells, Jr FE 2
Associate M. David Gira, Jr PE 4
Music& Arts D. Anthony Argo FD
John Wesley Dwayne D. Alston FE 2
Johnson Memorial Robert A. Faircloth PL 3
St. Andrews Gerry G. Davis FE 2
St. Matthews Marc H.Werner FL 2
Salem William W. Snotherly, Jr FE 2
Associate Mary Frances McClure PE 2
Trinity Garry McCaffery OE 1
Victory-Person Street [2] Chris D. Humphreys AM 3
Wesley Heights TBS (Tryon D. Lancaster) SY 16
Goshen-Keener [2] J. Anthony Joy ner FL 3
Halls Carrie W Parrish RE 7
Harnett: Cokesbury Joseph Dewitte PL 1
Solid Rock Gilliam P. Wise FE 9
Associate Michael R. Bass FL 2
Hope Mills Dennis R. Sheppard FE 9
Hopewell James E. Bailey FE 7
Kipling Melindalvey OF 2
Leslie Donald H. Seely ROE 3
Lillington J. Thomas Smith PE 1
Mamers [2] Roger A. Armistead RE 1
Marvin Roderic L. Mullen FE 1
McGee E. Larry Myrick PL 5
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Mount Moriah Andrew B. Wood PL 20
Newton Grove [2] Walter W. Gaskins, Jr FE 6
RAEFORD:
First Michael H. Elliott FE 6
Hoke [2] Richard C. Jackson FE 4
Sampson Charge [3] Bobby W. Herring FL 3
Spring Hill Terry M. Williams AM 1
Spring Lake TBS(Steven P. Brey) SY 6
Stedman: Cokesbury Sandra J. (Rose) Conner FE 3
Tabor Belinda Davis PL 2
Union Hyung S. Kim PE 6
Wesley Chapel M. Paul Smith FL 2
GOLDSBORO DISTRICT - 58 Charges
CHARLES M. COOK, DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT - 2
617 Handley Acres Drive, Goldsboro, NC 27534
Antioch Henry W Lee RE 6
Benson George Ronald Patton FE 3
Beston-Walker Memorial [2] Sherman Guthrie RA 3
Bethel (Wayne Co.) James E. Williams FE 6
Bethel (Duplin Co.) Lynwood Boyette RE 4
Brogden Shirley A. Ward AM 6
Brownings-Smith Chapel [2] Leland M. Heath, Jr AM 1
Carlton Linwood S. Jones RA 6
Corinth William C. Spencer RE 2
Ebenezer (Johnston Co.) Richard Lewis RA 4
Ebenezer (Wayne Co.) Rose Hicks PL 12
Elevation Bobby P. Tyson, Sr RE 1
Eureka Edward R. Drew FE 4
Faison Michele K Clark PL 2
Falling Creek J. Craig Langston FL 9
Four Oaks W Joseph Yow, Jr FE 21
Fremont Judith B. Drye FE 3
Friendship-Unity [2] Robert Bandy PL 11
Garris Chapel Jerry Mitchell AM 11
GOLDSBORO:
Daniels Memorial John H. Dutton, Jr FE 1
Jefferson F. Douglas Johnson FE 8
New Hope R. Martin Armstrong FE 3
Pine Forest William A. Olsen FE 5
Providence Vernon W. Brown III FE 2
St. Luke Adam Seate FE 1
St. Paul Homer E. Morris FE 5
Associate Thurman Horney FE 4
Minister of Visitation Joann Turner RL 3
Salem Neal E. Wingfield FE 5
Greater Heights Matthew R. Evans FE 3
Hickory Grove Adam Brinkley PL 3
Johnston Co. New Mission ChurchGail I. Myers PE 1
Kenansville-Beulaville [2] Martin L. Greer PL 2
Kenly-Buckhorn [2] James C. Reed FE 4
LaGrange F. Karl Grant PE 3
Lebanon-Yelverton [2] Gregory M. Moser PL 2
321
Magnolia Ronnie Lee Rivenbark PL 10
Micro-Fellowship [2] Ralph M. Hill RE 3
Mt. Olive: First H. Dennis Draper, Jr FE 6
PIKEVILLE:
Mt. Carmel David Hollowell PL 6
St. Joseph William M. Creech FL 2
Pine Level-Sanders [2] Joseph Franklin PL 3
Princeton C. Michael Coppock PE 3
Rones Chapel Richard C. Hill FL 2
Rose Hill Reginald W. Ponder, Sr RE 2
Sarecta-Wesley Chapel [2] Elizabeth Gaines PL 1
Saulston Richard L. Ward FE 10
Selma: Edgerton Hal H. Harbin, Jr FE 1
Seven Springs Roy Wnn PL 2
SMITHFIELD:
Asbury Bobby E. Smith RE 6
Centenary David J. Beck FE 1
Elizabeth Judi J. Smith RE 2
Whitley David Adams PL 2
Wallace Benjamin Wells FE 2
Warsaw Henry Swanzey PE 5
Webb Chapel (Lenoir County) .... Gina Barrow PL 3
West Clayton (New Church) David Wehrle OE 1
Westwood Rufus E. Butner III FE 2
Woodland-Pink Hill [2] Linda Grider FL 2
Zion Eugene R. (Bud) Jenness, Jr. ... FE 2
GREENVILLE DISTRICT -49 Charges
ELIZABETH HACKNEY HOOD, DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT - 2
313 Clifton St., Suite A-2, Greenville, NC 27858
Aurora-Hobucken [2] Timothy Ware PL 1
Ayden Dennis P. Levin FE 16
Bath TBS
Belhaven: Trinity [2] Samuel L. Grist PL 3
Bell Arthur [2] Ronald P. Carnighan PL 5
Bethany Sue Barnes Farlow PL 1
Bethel Stephen E. Smith PE 5
Campbell's Creek Sylvia K. Duke PL 1
Chocowinity George A. Jones RE 2
Conetoe-Hobgood [2] W Forrest Smith PL 8
Edwards Chapel John S. Norman RL 6
Epworth-Fairfield [2] Valerie Ballance PL 10
Farmville Paul R. Dunham FE 2
GREENVILLE:
Covenant R. Branson Sheets III FE 4
Lead Dir. Adult Form Jay Buckingham FE 3
Jarvis Memorial Albert Shuler FE 3
Associate Diane M. Christianson FE 2
St. James Johnny H. Branch FE 2
Associate Dennis M. Adams FE 14
Minister of Discipleship Joyce C. Day FD
Grifton Linda H. Rowe PL 1
Hart-Speight [2] A.J. Eure RE 14
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Holly Springs Lonnie Hedrick PL 8
Hookerton Claude T. Nethercutt PL 1
Institute H. Mallie Hinnant FE 5
Jamesville-Siloam [2] TBS
Jerusalem Wade A. Sullivan PL 5
KINSTON:
Queen Street William Allen Bingham FE 2
Trinity Vito Bisogno FL 3
Westminster Haywood A. Smith FE 10
Associate Leeanne Calhoun FE 2
Lane's Chapel-Bethany [2] W. David Harrington FE 1
Maury-Mt. Herman [2] Clifton H. Harvell PL 6
Noble's Chapel Nina Paul Vinson PL 10
Rainbow Anthony Calhoun FE 2
Robersonville Mary Ellen Bender PL 10
Salem Thomas W Newman FE 3
Sharon W Christopher Jenkins PL 2
Snow Hill: Calvary James T Weaver FE 4
Soule James Harold Daniels FE 2
Stokes [2] Rodney G. Dorn PL 5
Tabernacle R. Glenn Pate PL 2
Tarboro: St. James James L. Wlson FE 6
Unidos por Cristo Ismael Ruiz-Millan PL 5
Vanceboro D. Stephen Stutts FE 4
Vanceboro Circuit [3] Wlliam Price FL 5
Warren's Chapel Sylvia K. Duke PL 6
WASHINGTON:
Asbury Carolyn R. Pilgrim FE 5
First Danny G Allen FE 2
Associate Susan Harrison PE 2
Washington Circuit [2] Gary Murphree PL 1
Watson's Chapel Jerald Craddock PL 3
Wesley Memorial Clinton L. White PL 2
Williamston: First Robert L. Fletcher FE 3
Woodington Claude T Wilson RE 15
NEW BERN DISTRICT - 53 Charges
DENNIS M. GOODWIN, DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT - 2
1329 Glenburnie Road, New Bern, NC 28562
Alliance-Arapahoe [2] Penny Dollar Farmer
Asbury John D. Butson
Atlantic David Thick
Beaufort: Ann Street Eric N. Lindblade, Jr
Associate Anne W. Sims
Beech Grove-Rhems [2] Connie M. Stutts
Belgrade-Tabernacle [2] TBS (Bryan Lassiter) SY 1
Bridgeton Joseph A. Motley FE 4
Cedar Island-Sea Level [2] H. Paul Harris FL 3
Core Creek Para R. Drake FE 1
Cypress Creek Roy Rodgers PL 1
Harkers Island Robert C. Tilley AM 2
Harlowe-Oak Grove [2] Karen C. Howell AM 1
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Cherry Point W. Joseph Stallings AM 3
First Eldrick R. Davis FE 3
Haw Branch TBS (Curtis Hildt) SY 1
Hubert: Oak Grove-Queen's Crk [2]James D. Pearson FE 4
JACKSONVILLE:
Northwoods Rick A. Moser FE 7
Pine Valley John Michael Eubanks FE 8
Associate Jose Mora PL 1
Trinity W. Christopher Aydlett, Jr FE 2
Associate Alice J. Quarles OE 9
Associate T Lamont Hemminger II PE 3
Lee Chapel Eric Marshburn PL 1
Marshallberg-Smyrna [2] Richard Bryant FE 1
Maysville Russell Conner PL 6
Merrimon PeggyO.Witt RE 2
Midway-Bethlehem [2] Thomas M. Nichols PE 2
MOREHEADCITY:
Broad Creek Ben Ball PL 2
First Billy F. Seate FE 5
Associate Benjamin N. Sims FE 3
Franklin Memorial David Jones PL 1
St. Peter's Paul T Stallsworth FE 8
NEW BERN:
Centenary Susan Pate Greenwood FE 2
Associate Bryan S. Huffman FE 2
Min. Discipleship Elizabeth G. Taylor OD
Faith James E. Tosto AM 1
Garber John M. Check FE 1
Associate Kent Smith PE 2
New Song Jeffrey L. Severt FE 11
Riverside-Clarks [2] Michael G Register FL 11
Trinity Charlene Pierce Guider FE 2
Newport: St. James Susan C. Lindblade FE 11
Oriental Walter L. Graves FE 4
Pamlico Joseph C. Parker RE 4
Pollocksville Martha Lewis PL 1
Reelsboro Charles L. Pollock RE 4
Richlands J. Stanley Brown FE 3
Riverdale James H. Hayes AM 7
Salter Path Clyde Cheezem RE 11
Shady Grove-Dover [2] Carolyn Roy FL 1
Sneads Ferry: First Keith A. Miller FE 1
Stonewall-Bay boro [2] Richard Baldwin FL 6
Straits-North River [2] James M. Durner AM 13
Swansboro John H.Tyson FE 1
Associate Rachel T Moser FE 7
Topsail: Faith Harbor Jesse C. Staton, Jr FE 2
Trenton-Maple Grove [2] Elva L. (Bud) Morton III FL 2
Turtle's Grove Charles C. Smith RE 4
Vandemere Michael Roach PL 17
Verona James Asher OF 5
Wlliston-Stacy [2] J. Alexander Maultsby III FE 2
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RALEIGH DISTRICT - 56 Charges
TIMOTHY J. RUSSELL - DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT - 1
P. O. Box 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605
APEX:
Apex David E. Brownlee FE 4
Associate Owen Edwards Barrow PE 2
Comm. & Latino Min Jose Luis Villasenor PL 1
FD R. Lee Barnes III
FD Judith O. Jolly
Acts Timothy Davis Catlett FL 1
Bunn-Hill King [2] Rhonda Turner Maurer PE 2
Calvary TBS (Becky Balentine) SY 9
CARY
First Rodney G. Hamm FE 5
Associate H. William Green FE 20
Min. Ed. /Youth Richard P. Wilkerson FE 7
Min. Visitation Daniel F. Lipp OF 9
Min. Adult Ministries Alice K. Kunka FD
Genesis William Craig Ham AM 1
Associate Rochele Bailey R_ 1
Macedonia Thomas Supplee FE 1
St. Francis Thomas M. Hollis FE 2
Associate Michael David Precht OP 2
Min. of Education Nancy Johnston Varden OP 4
Director Missions/Evang Patricia J. Lykins FD
White Plains A. Ray Broadwell FE 3
Min. of Mbrshp/Evang Kelly Lyn Logue FE 5
Associate Edith Salazar-Veliz PL 2
CLAYTON:
Christ Community Richard Vann Spivey FE 5
Associate Jose Javier Montahez PL 3
Home Memorial Alan P. Swartz FE 6
Ebenezer Larry D. Crane FE 2
Ebenezer-Wesley [2] Carolyn H. Burrus FE 1
Franklinton Daniel Gene Jenks OE 1
FUQUAY-VARINA
First Anne WAN FE 3
Fuquay-Varina Richard L. Stone III FE 3
FD Elaine Lilliston
GARNER:
Garner Robert C. Redmond FE 2
Associate Susan Parler Hobbs FL 8
St. Andrews Randall Grey Maynard FE 5
Hollands Gary Edmund Allred FE 1
Associate John Michael McAllister R_ 1
Holly Springs Horace T. Ferguson FE 21
Knightdale Jenny H. Wlson FE 8
Associate Mark Leonard Blanton PL 2
Leah's Chapel-Shiloh [2] Tara Culp Lain PL 2
Louisburg Earl G Dulaney FE 5
Mt. Zion Leonard J. Rex FE 2
Piney Grove K. Leo Bennett PL 4
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Agape Korean Kwan Seok Kim FE 3
All Saints Christopher Gregory Moore PE 2
Associate Laura Fine Ledford FL 1
Asbury Terry A. Bryant FE 4
Avent Ferry Taylor W. Mills FE 3
Benson Memorial Jonathan E. Strother FE 3
Associate Edward Nicholas Priestaf FL 3
Calvary Korean TBS (Kye Young Lee) SY 7
Cokesbury-Jenkins Mem. [2] Linda E. Harris PL 8
Edenton Street Edward F. Hill II FE 1
Associate Kathryn R. Johnson FE 13
Associate Jonathan D. Jeffries FE 6
Associate Matthew Reeves Ashburn PE 2
FD William J. Weisser
Fairmont Steven A. Hickle FE 19
Hayes Barton Richard T Clayton FE 5
Assoc/Spiritual Roberta G. By ram FE 5
Assoc/Education LuAnn H. Charlton FE 3
Highland David J. Goehring FE 1
Associate Heather Heinzman Lear FE 3
Layden Memorial W. Marshall Stewart PL 7
Longview Margaret W. Long ROE 1
Millbrook Randall E. Innes FE 3
Associate Lisa Naa-Shormey Yebuah PE 4
FD R. Julian Irvine
North Raleigh David S. Clift FE 2
Associate Kimberly Strong Lamb FE 6
Pleasant Grove Jonathan A. Minnick FE 16
St. James Hunter Hadley Preston FE 3
St. Mark's D. Bennett Williams FE 4
Adult Discishp/Congreg. Care Elizabeth S. Campbell FE 2
Soapstone Karen H. Whitaker FE 1
Trinity James H. Harry FE 10
Wesley Memorial Dennis C. Peay FE 1
Westover Johnnie L. Wright FE 6
Wilson Temple Walter E. McLeod FE 12
Windborne Elizabeth R. Roberts FE 1
Saint Andrew Shannon Conklin-Miller OE 2
Sunrise G Rosser Carter III FE 6
Trinity (Franklin Co.) Kellie Gallagher-Smith PE 1
Wake Forest W. Donald WarrenFE 1
Associate Helen Despina Champion PL 4
Wakefield Edward Slee New PE 2
Associate Judith Mann New PE 1
Wendell W Douglas Lain FE 4
Associate Stan Gallagher-Smith FE 1
Zebulon Todd S. Krueger FE 5
ROCKINGHAM DISTRICT - 63 Charges
LEONARD E.FAIRLEY, DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT- 4
P. O. Box 1588, Laurinburg, NC 28353
Ashpole Center Harold Hunt RL 3
Beauty Spot Jimmy F. Cummings RA 7
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Bethesda Brian D. Perry FE 1
Caledonia Patricia H. Stone ROE 1
Collins Chapel Douglas Locklear PL 10
Cool Springs George McDougald AM 12
Cordova Milford Oxendine FE 4
Ellerbe-Mount Pleasant [2] Donald Daniel FL 7
FAIRMONT:
Pleasant Grove Jackie Morrison PL 3
Trinity-Olivet [2] Harold D. Salmon FL 2
Fairview Jimmy Oxendine PL 11
Fletcher's Chapel-St. Peter [2] .... Charles Bethea PL 5
Green Lake William V. Taylor RE 3
HAMLET:
Fellowship Randy C. Blanchard FE 4
First Adolph C. Smith FE 3
St. Peter Donna M. Thompson FE 5
Hickory Grove Robert L. Mangum RE 7
Jerusalem Gypsie Murdaugh PL 2
Laurel Hill Carol Noy FE 3
Laurel Hill: Beaver Dam Josephine Sutton PL 7
LAURINBURG:
Central J. Quinton Covington, Jr FE 20
First Ralph A. Brown FE 2
Galilee Jesse Brunson FE 5
St. Luke Joseph A. Winston III FE 1
Ledbetter Roger E. Thompson RE 6
LUMBERTON:
Asbury Everette F. Bass, Jr PL 14
Branch Street Sylvia Collins-Ball FE 5
Chestnut Street Stephen N. Little FE 1
Millers Chapel Veronica Patterson PL 6
Mt. Olive Vermel H. Taylor PE 3
Lumberton Circuit [3] Ann Giles Benson FE 5
Maxton: St. Paul's James W Caviness, Jr AM 6
Mt. Zion-Wall's Chapel [2] Henry Lee Blue PL 5
Native Am. Coop. Parish Cood. .. Sylvia Collins-Ball FE 5
New Philadelphus George Locklear PL 3
New Zion William E. Cummings RE 7
Norman [3] Robert L. Carpenter FE 4
Parkton Teresa Rutledge PL 4
PEMBROKE:
First S. Dufrene Cummings FE 5
Saint James Josephine Sutton PL 7
Prospect Kenneth W. Locklear FE 5
FD Harold D. Jacobs
RED SPRINGS:
Rhyne Memorial Angelo M. Troy FL 10
Trinity Diana B. Killian FE 4
ROCKINGHAM:
Beaver Dam Gregory C. Minnick FE 1
East Jettie Vann Floyd FL 5
First R. Keith Nanney FE 4
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Pee Dee Robert Floyd Dean
Philadelphia Dora Russell Dorsey
Roberdell Gregory C. Minnick
St. Paul Randy C. Blanchard
Trinity-Zion [2] E. Ray Brooks
West Larry M. Chandler
ROWLAND:
New Hope Larry Robinson FE 4
Pleasant Grove Bill James Locklear RE 5
Rowland Don Lee Harris RE 1
St. George-Piney Grove [2] Robert A. Fairley RA 26
St. John-Gibson [2] Tom Miller FL 2
St. Pauls Sandra B. Schaller PE 3
Sandy Plains Mattheue B. Locklear PE 4
Snead's Grove Gordon Caughill PL 3
Tabernacle John Paul Prine PL 5
West Robeson Marshall M. Locklear PL 14
ROCKY MOUNT DISTRICT - 47 Charges
SAMUEL D. McMILLAN III, DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT -1
3621 Sheffield Drive, Rocky Mount, NC 27803
Bailey Charge [2] David C. Hutchins FE 2
Bethlehem-Shady Grove [2] James R. Stainback PL 2
Calvary Charge [3] Stanley A. Lewis, Jr FE 4
Conway [2] Robert Hill FL 2
Concord Carol C. Taylor PL 6
Edgecombe Parish [2] Kristen D. Williams FE 2
Elm City Laura A. Dunlap PE 1
Enfield-Eden-Whitakers [3] Charles J. Robl III PL/D 2
Evansdale Alan C. Gibson FE 3
Gaston [3] Steven Mullenix FL 4
Halifax [2] Steven N. Formo FE 1
Hawkins-Tabor [2] Robert D. Rose FE 5
Hollister Carleton McKita RE 1
Hornes-Sims [2] David E. Heath AM 1
Jerusalem-Warren Plains [2] John K. Bergland RE 4
Littleton Robert W. Licht FE 2
Lucama Lawrence T. Smith, Sr ROA 2
Macon Betty B. Willis PL 1
Milwaukee Charge [4] Sidney Alton Collins AM 5
Mt. Pleasant Daniel T. Earnhardt RE 3
Mt. Zion Douglas W. Billups FL 6
Nashville Wayne M. Hicks FE 3
Norlina Seong-IL Eom PE 3
Northampton [3] Woo-ll (Paul) Lee PE 5
Red Oak [3] Luis F. Reinoso RE 5
Roanoke [2] Sue H. Owens FL 9
ROANOKE RAPIDS:
First Charles B. Owens FE 1
Rosemary James D. Bell FE 1
South Rosemary Sandra Mull FL 2
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Englewood John W. Wenburg. Jr FE 2
First Robert E. Bergland FE 4
Associate John Farron Duncan PE 2
St. Paul C. Keith Sexton FE 3
Sandy Cross T. Judson Dunlap FE 3
Scotland Neck-Rich Square [2] .. Roger D. Cope FE 5
Seaboard Carol C. Taylor PL 6
Sharon TBS (Austin Anderson) SY 7
Smith Curtis M. Mull, Jr AM 2
Spring-Lebanon [2] Robert E. Clyde, Jr ROF 2
Spring Hope [2] Elizabeth W. Polk PL 2
Stantonsburg-Black Creek [2] Rani P. Woodrow PE 4
Trinity Parish [3] Adrian Lyn Sawyer PE 2
Warren Charge [2] John David Amon PL 2
Warrenton: Wesley Memorial Lance J. Richards SP 3
WILSON:
First D. Douglas Jessee FE 2
Associate Daniel P. Jones AM 10
Associate Scott A. Dodson PE 3
West Nash William E. Holliday FE 2
Winstead David P. Haley FE 2
Zion Charles L. Herrin FE 1
SANFORD DISTRICT - 55 Charges
STEPHEN C. COMPTON, DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT - 1
1511 Columbine Road, Sanford, NC 27330
Aberdeen: Page Memorial Kenneth L. Davenport FE 2
Associate Jane Leechford PE 2
Asbury Donald E. Burns, Jr. PL 1
Bethlehem-Cumnock [2] Richard M. Tysinger FE 1
Biscoe-Bascom [2] Pamela Watkins PE 3
Bonlee [2] James D. Whittaker PE 6
Broadway-Morris Chapel [2] David Malcolm FE 2
Buckhorn Janet Balasko PE 3
Bynum Jeff Babajtis SP 1
Cameron David Johnson RL 3
Candor Deborah Wilkins FE 3
Carbonton Ira H. Smith RE 1
Carthage Charles H. Plowman FE 5
Center Mary Lou McEl ray PE 3
Chatham-Cedar Grove [2] Patricia S. Sykes FE 1
Chatham-Lee Hispanic Minis. [2] Daniel Pantoja PL 4
Cool Springs TBS (William Cashion) SY 3
Doub's Chapel Eric R. Joyce PL 7
Ether Sally S. Plowman FE 5
Fair Promise-High Falls [2] Kenneth R. Buckingham FE 4
Goldston Thomas Simpson FE 3
Hickory Grove Ryan Gabriel PL 2
Jones Chapel-Moncure [2] Houston V. Blair, Jr PL 5
Lemon Springs Terry A. Hobbs PE 2
Little River-Melton's Grove [2] Michael Griffin PL 3
Love Joy Tommy Haynes FL 3
Macedonia Ron Scott PL 1
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Merritts Chapel Richard L. Farmer FE 5
Mt. Gilead: First-Zion [2] James H. Harris, Jr FE 14
Mt. Pleasant Jimmy Lee Owens OE 2
Mt. Zion-Hickory Mtn.-Ebenezer[3]Robert B. Way PL 11
Ophir-Uwharrie [2] Jack Luther ROA 3
Parsons Grove William K. Mitchell, Jr RE 3
Pinebluff: First William F. Williams RE 3
Pinehurst DavidA. Banks FE 2
Piney Grove Herbert Lowry, Jr FE 7
Pittsboro: First Jan N. Hill RE 1
Pittsboro Circuit [2] Ray T. Gooch FE 27
Pleasant Hill-Mt. Carmel [2] James K. Stalnaker AM 6
Poplar Springs B. Fallon Melvin, Jr RA 9
Robbins: Tabernacle Michael N. Nelson AM 5
Roseland Nancy M. Wllard PE 4
Sandhills Circuit [3] Myron & Barbara Dice PL 1
SANFORD:
Jonesboro W Joseph Wilburn FE 2
St. Luke Robert D. O'Keef RE 1
Associate Suzanne C. Cobb PE 3
Sanford Circuit [3] James E. Malloy FE 3
Sardis C. Glenn Hancock AM 3
Siler City: First R. Michael Sykes FE 5
Silk Hope [2] Brian Wellborn SP 1
Smyrna J. Talton Madison, Jr FE 4
Southern Pines Thomas L. Sweeley RE 1
Associate H. Cleve May PE 2
Star David Alan Foushee PE 2
TROY:
First William Arnold Saunders PL 3
Trinity Bobby C. Tyson, Jr FE 3
Vass Phillip Brown RE 2
West End Won Namkoong RE 1
WILMINGTON DISTRICT - 52 Charges
E. POWELL OSTEEN, JR., DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT - 1
2201 Lynnwood Drive, Wilmington, NC 28403
Andrews Chapel Phil Norris PL 6
Bethel-Lebanon [2] Karl Zorowski FL 5
Bladen [3] Timothy L. Reaves FE 12
Associate Marcia Lancaster Smith PL 3
Bolton Charge [3] Charles C. Smith, Jr PL 1
Brunswick Circuit [2] MarkMurphy PL 6
Burgaw John W Ruth FE 8
Carolina Beach: St. Paul Stephen B. Hall FE 6
Carver's Creek Buddy Champion ROE 4
Chadbourn-Evergreen [2] James R. Hines FL 6
Clarkton Circuit [2] John M. Barnes III PL 3
Closer Walk Terry Leigh Buckner PE 2
Dixon's Chapel Ben Horton PL 5
Elizabethtown: Trinity F. Bruce Allen RE 1
Fair Bluff-Cerro Gordo [2] Neill C. Smith FL 6
Garland [4] Christopher O'Briant PL 2
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Hallsboro B. Elaine Swett PE 1
Hampstead Joseph W. Casteel FE 5
Associate Deirdre Britt FL 2
Herring's Chapel Richard P. Russell PL 2
Jordan's Chapel William Pearsall RL 5
Kelly: Trinity TBS
Lake Waccamaw Douglas B. Currin FE 5
Maco: Shiloh Leonard Sheppard PL 1
Mishop Springs Willie F. Allen PL 1
Ocean View Frederick E. Roberts FE 18
Associate Deborah Vanderford PL 2
Old Dock [3] Carroll L Fitzgerald RL 14
Peace TBS
Pleasant Grove-Purdie [2] Beverly Fitzgerald PL 3
Riegelwood: Wesley William H. Altman, Jr FE 6
Rocky Point E.J. Highsmith PL 2
Scotts Hill: Wesleyan Chapel Co-pastor David W. Woodhouse ... FE 1
Co-pastor Andrea R. Woodhouse FE 1
Seaside (Brunswick) David C. Benson FE 2
Associate Ellen McCubbin PE 1
Shallotte: Camp Richard C. Vaughn FE 6
Sharon: Holden Beach Edward C. Hill FE 7
Singletary Patrick Sinclair FL 7
Southport: Trinity Samuel A. Williams FE 7
Tabor City: St. Paul G. Jerome Smith FE 3
Village Point Donald W Barclay, Jr RL 6
Watha John Fedoronko PL 5
Wesley's Chapel James R. Willis FL 4
Westview Gertrude N. Wilder PL 1
Whiteville Hope A. Vickers FE 2
WLMINGTON:
Epworth Richard R. Wagner PL 5
FifthAvenue R. Shawn Blackwelder FE 5
Grace Clyde A. Denny FE 2
Harbor Donald R. Shields FE 1
Oleander-Devon Park [2] Linda L. Taylor FE 11
Associate James Bliss PL 1
Pine Valley William E. Braswell FE 6
Associate Teresa Cook FL 2
Associate Trish Archer FD
Associate Jeanne Ray RL 5
Associate Dean H. Morton RL 7
Trinity Jeffrey L. Roberts FE 4
Wesley Memorial M. Francis Daniel FE 5
Associate Margaret B. Hockett FL 8
Associate William Fraser Adams PL 1
Wrightsboro William A. Haddock, Jr FE 12
Wrightsville Robert J. Bauman FE 2
Associate Laura Hayes Mitchell FE 9
Zion Wllie H. Frizzelle AM 2
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EXTENSION MINISTRIES
( ) Indicates District to Which Related
Elder in Full Connection Unless Otherwise Indicated
(H 344.1a,c) CLERGY APPOINTMENTS WITHIN THE CONNECTIONAL STRUCTURE OF
UNITED METHODISM:
(RA) Bates, Sally G. - Chaplain, Divinity School, Duke University; Raleigh: Edenton
Street CC
(NB) Brewer, Robert W. - Campus Minister & Instructor in Religion, Greensboro
College; Beech Grove-Rhems CC
(DU) Brown, Cheryl - Director of Admissions, Divinity School, Duke University;
Durham: Reconciliation CC
(DU) Brown, Wesley F. -Associate Dean for External Relations, Divinity School, Duke
University; Durham: Epworth CC
(BU) Cauley, Marty J., Director of Ministries with Young People, SEJCT, Lake
Junaluska; Chapel Hill: Amity CC
(DU) Colon-Emeric, Edgardo - Director, Hispanic House of Studies, Duke Divinity
School; Durham: Reconciliation CC
(GR) Crutchfield, Karen [FL] - Chaplain, Cypress Glen Retirement Home, Greenville;
Snow Hill: Calvary Memorial CC
(RM) Dixon, Sam W., Jr. - Deputy General Secretary-Health & Relief, General Board of
Global Ministries, Roanoke Rapids, First CC
(RA) Drum, Barry P. - Chaplain, N.C. Wesleyan College; Wake Forest CC
(NB) Farmer, John A. - Director, Don Lee Center; Alliance-Arapahoe CC
(DU) Felton Gayle Carlton - Consultant/Writer/Speaker, General Board of
Discipleship; Durham: Calvary CC
(BU) Glaze, Coleman Lane - Director, Clemson Wesley Foundation/Campus Minister,
Clemson University; Burlington: Front Street CC
(RO) Gleaves, Edith L. - Deputy General Secretary, Mission Personnel Program,
General Board of Global Ministries; Laurinburg: Galilee CC
(RA) Goehring, Carol W. - Executive Director, Conference Connectional Ministries;
Raleigh: Highland CC
(DU) Hadley, J. Milton, Jr. - Director of Chaplaincy Services, Croasdaile Village,
UMRH; Roxboro: Long Memorial CC
(RA) Harris, Jo Elaine [FD] - Raleigh District Pastor of Missions; Raleigh: St. Marks
CC
(GR) Hinnant, H. Mallie - General Evangelist, Goldsboro; Institute CC
(RA) Holloway, Gloria Winston [FL] - Chaplain & Director of Church Relations,
Louisburg College; Louisburg CC
(DU) Jenkins, David O. - Lecturer, Church & Community Ministries, Co-Dir. Office of
Context Education, Candler School of Theology, Emory University; Durham:
Glendale Heights CC
(RA) Jenks, Gregory K. - Executive Director, Zimbabwe Orphans Endeavor Ministry;
Clayton: Home Memorial CC
(DU) Johnson, Lawrence E. - Director, Conference Connectional Ministries; Durham:
Reconciliation CC
(BU) Keck, Andrew [FD] -Associate Director of the Library, Duke Divinity School;
Chapel Hill: Orange CC
(GO) Kimbrough, Anita J. - [PD] - Certified teacher in Group Homes, Methodist Home
for Children; Goldsboro: Daniels Memorial CC
(DU) Loyd, Roger L. - Director, Divinity School Library, Duke University; Durham: Duke
Memorial CC
Mann, W. Joseph -Adjunct Faculty, Duke Divinity School and Director, Rural
Church Division, The Duke Endowment; Raleigh: Edenton Street CC
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(RA) Mentzer, James G. - Director of Planned Giving, United Methodist Foundation,
Inc.; Knightdale CC
(BU) Norton, MaryJane Pierce [FD] - Team Leader, Family, Life Span & Latino
Ministries, General Board of Discipleship; [Related to Nashville: West Nashville
(TN Conf.)]; Chapel Hill: University CC
(RA) Oldham, Kirk B. - Campus Minister and Director of Raleigh Wesley Foundation,
NC State University; Raleigh: Fairmont CC
(BU) Parker, Rhonda Riggins [PE] - Director, Chestnut Ridge Camp & Retreat Center,
Efland; Union Grove CC
(DU) Pasquarello, Michael III - Professor of Preaching, Asbury Theological Seminary;
Wilmore, KY; Durham: Bethany CC
(DU) PanizoValladares, Rosanna- Durham Hispanic Ministries; Durham: Cristo
Vive CC
(FA) Safley, Michael W - Vice-President for University Relations & Campus Minister,
Methodist University; Fayetteville: Haymount CC
(NB) Santiago, Josefina (Cookie) [PL] - Conference Director of Hispanic/Latino
Ministries; Jacksonville: Pine Valley CC
(RA) Smith, A. Clay - President/CEO, Hinton Rural Life Center, Hayesville, NC;
Franklinton CC
(RA) Stanley, Bruce E. - President/CEO Methodist Home for Children; Raleigh:
Millbrook CC
(RA) Stephens, Judith S. [FD] - Retreat Ministry Coordinator, NC United Methodist
Camp and Retreat Ministries, Inc. and working in Education Ministry at
Cary:Saint Francis; Cary: St. Francis CC
(BU) Waters, Denise Conner [FD] - Life Enrichment Director & Chaplain Associate,
Croasdaile Village Retirement Community, Durham; Hillsborough CC
(GR) Wlkinson, Scott T - Director of Wesley Foundation of Greenville; Greenville:
Jarvis Memorial CC
(EC) Wilson-Parsons, Mary Jane - Conference Coordinator of Sexual Ethics
Concerns; Pilmoor Memorial CC
(Wl) Wtherington, Ben III - Professor of New Testament, Asbury Theological
Seminary, Wlmore, KY and Doctoral Professor, St. Andrews University, Scotland;
Wilmington: Wrightsville CC
(H 344.1 b,c) CLERGY APPOINTMENTS TO EXTENSION MINISTRIES UNDER
ENDORSEMENT:
(DU) Cole, Lisa Brown - Director of Pastoral Care Department, Durham Regional
Hospital; Durham: Aldersgate CC
(NB) Dickens, J. Van III - Chaplain, US Navy; Sneads Ferry: First CC
(RO) Gales, Alvester I. - Chaplain, US Army; Fletcher's Chapel-St. Peter CC
(EC) Hillman, Randy A. - Mgr. Of Chaplaincy Services, Forsyth Medical Center,
Winston-Salem; Ocracoke CC
(RA) Hoyle, William S. Jr. - Chaplain, U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of
Prisons, Butner, NC; Raleigh: Asbury CC
(RM) Hudson, Pamela Jo - Senior Development Officer, The Foundation of
FirstHealth, Pinehurst; RoanokeRapids: Rosemary CC
(DU) Jones, Brenda [PE] - Chaplain, Duke Medical Center; BU: Chapel Hill:
Aldersgate CC
(NB) Lewis, Jerry Dean - Chaplain, US Air Force; Morehead City: Franklin Memorial CC
(RA) Lynge, Audrey Holmes - Clinical Care Manager, Value Options, Cary: White
Plains CC
(RA) Mann, Barbara Price - Pastoral Counselor, Triangle Pastoral Counseling, Inc.;
Cary: First CC
(DU) Morgan, Deborah Ann - Chaplain & Assistant Director of Pastoral Services,
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Duke University Health System; Durham: Calvary CC
(GO) Morrison, Charles K. - Chaplain, North Carolina National Guard; Goldsboro:
Saint Paul CC
(DU) Rawlings, James A., Jr. - Director of Pastoral Services, Duke University Medical
Center; Durham Epworth CC
(RM) Shannonhouse, Richard D. - Director of Pastoral Care, Memorial Hospital,
Jacksonville, FL; Milwaukee CC
(RA) Shields, Michele R. - Director Spiritual Care, UCSF Medical Center, San
Francisco, CA; Raleigh: Soapstone CC
(EC) Taylor, Berry Lynn II - Clinical Chaplain I, Pasquotank Correctional Institute;
Elizabeth City: First CC
(H344.1d) CLERGY APPOINTMENTS TO OTHER TRUE EXTENSIONS OF THE
CHRISTIAN MINISTRY OF THE CHURCH:
(DU) Bisgrove, Eilene Z. [FD] - Program Coordinator, Sabbath Star, Inc., Durham;
Durham: Pleasant Green CC
(RA) Buckley, Betty Ann [FD] - Christian Education & Church Travel Consultant/
Operations Officer, Alpha Ministries, Raleigh; Raleigh: Edenton Street
(RA) Burley, Christie Anne [PD] - Student Ministries/Assoc. Campus Minister at
Doggett Center for Catholic Campus Ministry at NCSU, Raleigh and Adult
Ministries/Volunteer Probationary Deacon at Apex: Acts UMC; Apex: Acts CC
(BU) Byers, Leonard C. II - Director of Pastoral Care, Cleveland County Healthcare
System, Shelby; St. Luke's CC
(DU) Campbell, Dennis M. - Headmaster, Woodberry Forest School, Virginia;
Durham: Trinity CC
(DU) Fleishman, Amanda [PD] - Clinical Social Worker, Easter Seals UCP ASAP,
Durham and Shepherd's House UMC; Durham: Shepherd's House CC
(RA) Fogleman, L. Jan - Clinical Psychologist, ACT Medical Group, PA; Raleigh:
Edenton Street CC
(BU) Hicks, Phyllis K. - Director, Pastoral Care and Counseling Institute; Chapel Hill:
Aldersgate CC
(BU) Hill, Tamsey Phillips [PD] - Pastoral Counselor and Minister of Life
Transformation, Evergreen UMC; Evergreen CC
(BU) Laytham, D. Brent -Associate Professor of Theology & Ethics, North Park
Theological Seminary, Chicago, IL; Chapel Hill: Orange CC
(GR) Logston, Linda [FD] - Manager, Family Christian Stores, Asheville, NC;
Greenville: Saint James CC
(DU) Marsicano, Leslie M. -Assistant Dean for Academic Administraton, Davidson
College; Durham: Epworth CC
(NB) Miller, Yuko Ueda [PL] - Evangelist; New Bern: Pine Valley CC
(BU) Pace, James H. - Professor of Religious Studies, Elon University; Burlington:
Front Street CC
(SA) Perez, Ismael [PL] - Minister of Hispanic Mission, La Trinidad, meeting at
Jonesboro UMC; Sanford: Jonesboro CC
(SA) Petty, Bruce E. [PL] - Minister of Trinity Mission, Sanford District
(RA) Poole, Bettye Donne - NC Emergency Mgmt. - Disaster Recovery Operations
Grants Manager, NC State Office of Crime Control and Public Safety; Raleigh
Wilson Temple CC
(RA) Purcell, Joan M. - Director, Prison MATCH of North Carolina, Inc., Raleigh; Cary:
St. Francis CC
(RA) Rose, Ellen Webb [PL] -Chaplain, UNC Hospital, Chapel Hill; Fuquay Varina:
First CC
(BU) Shiver, Molly Link - PlowPoint Ministries, Graham; Chapel Hill: University CC
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(RA) Walker-Jones, Kelli - Director of Sustaining Pastoral Excellence Project,
Triangle Pastoral Counseling; Raleigh: Fairmont CC
(DU) Walton, Brenda C. - Clinical Chaplain, Durham Regional Hospital; Durham:
Calvary CC
(DU) Webb-Bowden, Julia - Director of Society of Saint Andrew; Durham: McMannen CC
(RO) Willingham, Malcolm C. - Clinical Chaplain/Counselor, Care Resources, Inc.;
Rockingham: First CC
(U 310.1c, 7992 Book of Discipline) DIACONAL MINISTERS APPOINTED THROUGH
OTHER MINISTRIES:
(SA) Sluder, David - Volunteers Coordinator, Mountain Housing Opportunities,
Asheville
(U 310.b)(H 365, 1992 Book of Discipline) DIACONAL MINISTERS APPOINTED
THROUGH UMC-RELATED AGENCIES:
(RA) Biddle, Margaret Ann - Child Care Consultant, MHC; Raleigh: Edenton Street CC
(Wl) Heinze, David - Contemporary Worship Leader, Hockessin UMC, Hockessin,
DE; Wilmington: Trinity CC
(RA) Nicholson, Sue Ellen - Director of Children/Youth Ministries, Conference
Connectional Ministries; Raleigh: Millbrook CC
(BU) Workman, Anna Gail - Associate Council Director of Church Development and
Evangelism, Virginia Conference; Mebane CC
(11313.1) (Par. 365, 1992 Book of Discipline) DIACONAL MINISTERS ON LEAVE:
(Wl) Arledge, Alice - Personal Leave
fl|344.1.a) CLERGY APPOINTED AS MISSIONARIES:
(Wl) Harrison, Shana Deanetia, Appointed to serve in Chile; Wesleyan Chapel CC
(RA) Randall, Michel Courtney [PE], Appointed to serve in Latvia; Cary: St. Francis CC
(U345) CLERGY APPOINTED TO OTHER CHRISTIAN DENOMINATIONS:
(GR) Martin, Sam F. Ill - Minister to Youth at First Presbyterian Church, Hilton Head,
SC; Greenville: Covenant CC
(FA) Vieregg, Carla Scanlan - Pastor, Presbyterian Church, Colorado; Fayetteville:
Haymount CC
(U 346.1) CLERGY APPOINTED IN ANOTHER ANNUAL CONFERENCE OR OTHER
METHODIST DENOMINATION:
(SA) Bissett, Jay W. [PE] - Pastor at Mitchell-Yancey Charge, Marion District, Western
NC Conference; Biscoe CC
(GR) Cox, Joseph [FD] -Youth Minister, First UMC, Waco, Texas, Central Texas
Conference; Greenville: St. James CC
(RM) Green, Lindsey Graham -Associate Pastor, Woodinville Community UMC,
Woodinville, WA, Pacific Northwest Conference; Conway CC
(RM) Hadden, Sidney Gene - Part-time appointment in Bowling Green District,
Kentucky Conference; Spring-Lebanon CC
(RA) Hatch, Mary Martha -Associate Pastor at Franklin: First, Waynesville District,
Western NC Conference; Fuquay-Varina CC
(RA) Huckaby, Robert [FD], Brentwood, Tennessee, Minister of Discipleship; Raleigh:
Asbury
(RA) Sims, Carolyn K. - Newlyn Street UMC, Greensboro, Western NC Conference;
Garner: St. Andrews CC
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(1J354) CLERGY LEAVE OF ABSENCE:
(RM) Allen, William H., IV - Rocky Mount: First CC
(NB) Clark-Dickens, KathyA.; Sneads Ferry: First CC
(GO) Curtis, M.Dale -Rose Hill CC
(DU) Dawson, R. Richard - Bahama: Mount Bethel CC
(RA) Horn, Joyce Beal [PD] - Cary: First CC
(RA) Meador, Amy [PE] - Raleigh: Highland CC
(DU) Metcalf, Ellen - Durham: Epworth CC
(SA) Murphy, James O., Jr. - Silk Hope CC
(DU) Ponder, Jr., Reginald W. Mount Carmel CC
(RO) White, Dena McFarland - Norman CC
(RA) Wong, Heather Herrin - Raleigh: Fairmont CC
(H 355) CLERGY FAMILY LEAVE:
(RA) Helms, Suzanna Ross - Raleigh: Jenkins Memorial CC
(FA) Herring, Charles M. - Hope Mills CC
(P57) TRANSITIONAL LEAVE FOR DEACONS IN FULL CONNECTION WHO ARE IN
BETWEEN APPOINTMENTS:
(GR) Morris, Brigitte Freeman - Washington: First CC
(U 358.1) CLERGY INCAPACITY LEAVE:
(NB) Barber, W Edward - Swansboro CC
(GO) Crowe, John Marshall - Goldsboro: St. Luke CC
(RM) Ethridge, Faye [PD] - Trinity Parish CC
(BU) Evans, Tommy L - Lebanon CC
(GO) Flynn, Robert C. - Smithfield: Centenary CC
(RO) Fox, Doris T. - Laurinburg: Galilee CC
(RM) Galipi, Victor L. - Bailey CC
(BU) Girod, David W. - Elon: First CC
(RO) Glennon, Dennis J. [AM] - Rockingham: First CC
(GR) Godwin, Sherwood A. - Sharon CC
(Wl) Grady, Larry S. [OF] - Bethel-Lebanon
(DU) Harsh-Cafferty, Susan - Durham: Resurrection CC
(NB) Higgins, Lawrence C. - Rhems CC
(RO) Jordan, Bobby L. [AM] - St. Paul CC
(FA) Lawrence, Teresa E. - Cumberland CC
(GR) Leburg, Michael W - Greenville: Covenant CC
(SA) Lee Torres, Ronda [FD] - Pinehurst CC
(NB) Lucas, Carolyn - Havelock: First CC
(NB) Lupton, John C, Jr. [FL] - Cherry Point CC
(RO) Malloy, David O. - Laurinburg: Jerusalem CC
(RA) Millan, Hector Manuel - Avent Ferry CC
(Wl) Miller, Lon Wlliam - Bolton CC
(RM) Morrison, J. Edward - Roanoke Rapids: Smith CC
(RA) Pinner, W Rickman - Fuquay-Varina CC
(DU) Spence, Clinton Wlliam - Durham: Calvary CC
(BU) Trotter, J. Albert - Burlington: Davis Street CC
(RA) Wall, C. Arthur - Fuquay-Varina CC
(EC) Watson, Debra S. - South Mills CC
(RO) Womack, LaVerne B. - Laurinburg: First CC
(RA) Yorkey, Camille - Raleigh: Benson Memorial CC
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(H 416.6) CLERGY APPOINTED TO ATTEND SCHOOL:
(RA) Dunn, Needham Bradley [PE] - Graduate School of Social Work, University of
Maryland, Baltimore; Cary: Genesis CC
(GR) Grimm, Tammie Marie [PM], Graduate School, Christian Education at Union-
PSCE, Richmond, VA; Greenville: St. James CC
(RA) Weinrich, Luise - Graduate Theological Foundation of South Bend, IN, Dmin
Program; Raleigh: Edenton Street CC
(H 313.2, 1992 Book of Discipline) RETIRED DIACONAL MINISTERS:
Bernice Ballance, R. H. Garrison, Jr., Irene F. Gattis, Marilyn H. Johnson, Tacoma F.
O'Connor, Susan Parker, Leslie C. Womack
(U 359) RETIRED CLERGY:
BU Gayle T. Alexander, J. C. Alexander, Jr., Susan Lutz Allred, Rene O. Bideaux, Rex
E. Brooks, James L. Bryan, Nathan H. Byrd, Angus M. Cameron, Warren Cash
[RA], W. R. Crowder, Lewis H. Dodson, Robert K. Eldredge, Ronald E. Gardner,
Otto Hardt, John E. Harwood, James L. Hobbs, Hugo Hodgin, J. Donald
Johnson, Jerry J. Juren, Joe D. Lister, G. Robert McKenzie, Jr., Floyd R. Morrow,
Robert E. Lee Moser, Mary Peacock [RD], G. Paul Phillips III, Tommy G. Privette,
R. Dennis Ricks, Jr., William C. Simpson, Jr., K. Carl Singley, Richard A. Stanley,
Jr., E.Russell Stott, Herman N. Ward, Jr., H. Langill Watson, Carson O. Wggins,
Sr., Denny C. Wise, William L. Wolfe
DU P. Wesley Aitken, Roger A. Armistead, Edward W Bogie, Billy M. Carden, Daniel
Ross Chandler, Richard L. Cox, Leonard Doucette, Albert F. Fisher, Everett
France, Johanna Hancock, Michael B. Hobbs, Thomas G. Holtsclaw, William M.
Jeffries, George W. Johnson, F. Belton Joyner, Jr., Wallace H. Kirby, Charles H.
Lancaster, Thomas E. Loftis, Richard T. Mathews, Charles H. Mercer, Joyce
Odom, Robert T.Osborn, Charles E. Owens, H. Worth Pearce, Benjamin F.
Potter, Jr., Julie Forringer Purcell, John E. Reed, Ben C. Rouse, William D.
Sabiston III, Bess Hunnings Smith, E. Douglas Stanfield, David C. Steinmetz,
Ruth Harper Stevens, Stuart R. Tucker, Robert L. Wallace, William J. Witt, Eldon
Woodcock
EC Francis C. Bradshaw, Corbin L. Cherry, W Thomas Clarke, Jan J. Dickens,
Edwin L. Earnhardt, Glenn B. Everett, James R. Huskins, Charles H.
Hutchinson, Doris J. Johnson [RL], Edgar E. Whitley
FA Kenneth E. Beane, Gilbert W Beeson, Jr., H. A. Bizzell, Jr., George F. Blanchard,
Hugh H. Cameron, George P. Chandler, Robert S. Christian, Franklin D. Daniels,
Allen C. Edens, Jr., Milton H. Gilbert, Michael L. Hale, M. Elton Hendricks, Julius
Jernigan, T. Garland Knott, Maurice L. Lancaster [RA], Samuel S. Lee, Lawrence
E. Lugar, John M. Mackey, James H. McLean [RA], Benjamin R. Melvin, John G.
Olive [RE/A], Carrie W. Parrish, T. Arnold Pope, Robert M. Poulk, Dorothy L. Rudd
[RL], William R. Rudd, J. Thomas Smith, Neil E. Smith, Charles E. Sparks,
Bobby P. Tyson, Sr., Walter P. Weaver, Samuel J. Womack
GO John C. Andrews, W. Clark Barfield, Linwood C. Boyette, Hobart W. Burnside, Lily
Ker Chou, C. McGee Creech, W Sherman Guthrie [RA], Charles M. Hackett,
Julian B. Helms, Ralph M. Hill, Jean L. Hood, Thomas D. Hoogerland, Linwood
S. Jones [RA], F. D. Lamneck, Henry W. Lee, Frank I. Lloyd, Jr., E. G. Purcell, Jr.,
John M. Roberts, Bobby E. Smith, Judi J. Smith, Nevin D. Snyder, William C.
Spencer, Patricia V. Stewart [RD], Thadeous C. West [RL/D], Richard J. Williams
[RD], P. C. Yelverton
GR M. Randall Baker, Patricia Cox [RL], Robert G. Harris, Jr., C. Reginald Johnson,
George A. Jones, Richard Leonhard [RL], Mark E. Lykins, James H. Miller, Jr.,
Daniel P. Powers [RL/D], Faye Rouse [RL], Paul B. Scott, Jr., Caswell E. Shaw,
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Jr., Wayne E. Thomas, Stephen W. Vaughn II [RD], James H. Warren, Gladys R.
Williford, Claude T. Wilson, Kelly J. Wlson, Jr.
NB Edward P. Armstrong, Ellis J. Bedsworth, Charles V. Bryant, Clingman C. Capps,
Clyde B. Cheezem, Robert B. Craig [RL], Herbert F. Home [RL], Horace L.
McLaurin, Joseph A. Motley, James R. Oliver, Joseph C. Parker, Richard H.
Parker, Harold T. Pickett.Charles L. Pollock, Ernest R. Porter, William W
Sherman, Jr., Robert S. Shields, Charles C. Smith, Polly Ann Taylor, Wilbur C.
Teachey, Pearl G.West, Peg O. Wtt
RA Robert L. Baldridge, Berry O. Barbour, Jack M. Benfield, Joseph K. Bostick,
Kermit L. Braswell, Samuel H. Brown, Douglas L. Byrd, Eric Carson, Harold M.
Chrismon, Sr., John H. Crum, David E. Daniel, B. L. Davidson, Murry L. DeHart,
Jr., Martha W. Edgerton, Edward C. Elliott, Roger V. Elliott, F. Owen Fitzgerald, Jr.,
Kenneth E. Frazier, Michael F. Gast, Brian G. Gentle, J. Conrad Glass, R. Keith
Glover, A. Eugene Goldfinch, Jr., Riley T. Hamilton [RL], H. Sidney Huggins III,
Jack L. Hunter, Geraldine D. Ingram, Wilbur I. Jackson, Eddie Jo Jarrett, Glenda
N. Johnson, James C. Lee, Henry Lovelace, Tracy A. Maness, Glenn E. Mason,
W. N. McDonald, Robert F. McKee, J. Stanley McQuade, George C. Megill,
Rayford Methvin, Donald C. Nagel, Argel H. Payne, J. Donald Phillips, Reginald
W Ponder, Sr., Nancy Ann Pugh [RD], F. R. Randolph, J. Earl Richardson, J. P.
Rickards, K B. Sexton, William G. Sharpe IV, Charles M. Smith, Jerry T. Smith,
Sidney E. Stafford, Rufus Stark, James L. Summey, Maryellen P. Switzer, Bruce D.
Taylor, Leo C. Thompson, Neil H. Thompson, C. Clyde Tucker, Jr., Vernon C.
Tyson, James M. Waggoner, H. Robert Warren, James I. Warren, Jr., John H.
White, James A. Williams, A.J. (Jack) Wilson
RO H. Phillip Barrineau, J. Peter Belec, James C.P Brown, Paul G Bunn, John G
Cottingham, Jimmy F. Cummings [RA], Simeon F. Cummings, William
Cummings, Carolyn Cummings-Woriax, Donnie G. Davis [RA], Tommy M.
Faggart, Robert A. Fairley [RA], Robert S. Gibson, Robert H. Hargrove [RL],
Harold FLeatherman, Bill James Locklear, Robert L. Mangum, Leonard E. Mayo,
Clyde G. McCarver, Miles Murphy, Jr., Roger D. Paxton, Robert H. Ray, Robert J.
Rudd, Richard C. Sharp, W Stanley Smith, Jr., James A. Starnes, James C.
Stokes, Jr., Amos H. Stone, William V Taylor, James F. Thompson, William M.
Wells, Jr., Leroy Worth, Sr. [RA]
RM John K. Bergland, Lester C. Bissette, Jesse V Bone, Daniel D. Bowman, John
M. Bowman [RA], H. Charles Davis, Daniel T. Earnhardt, G. Lloyd Edge, J. Sidney
Epperson, Aydlett J. Eure, Jr., Don Lee Harris, R. Harry Jordan, Richard F. Lewis
[RA], Milton T. Mann, Carleton P. McKita, Robert W. Morgan, J. Edward Morrison,
Charles D. Myers, Brooks Patten, Wlliam M. Presnell, James L. Reavis, Jr., Luis
FReinoso, Graham Royall [RA], H. M. Wlkinson, John E. Williams
SA Lovell R. Aills, Morris L. Barber, Bobby C. Black, Phillip S. Brown, Robert F.
Bundy, Thomas A. Danek, Jefferson W Davis [RL], Ronald E. Dietrich, Joseph W
Forbes, Leon D. Fowler, Clarence Garner, C. Franklin Grill, James W. Hamilton,
C. S. Hubbard, Jack Manley Hunter, Frank I. Lloyd, William K. Mitchell, Jr., Travis
W. Owen, R. Bruce Pate, F. Gerald Peterson, Julian W. Scott, Jerry M. Schronce,
Ira H. Smith, Wlliam F. Williams, Ben H. Wilson III
Wl James H. Bailey, Ralph L. Fleming, Jr., Charles J. Hause [RL], John W Hobbs,
Virgil B. Huffman, J. Mark Kasper, Joseph Kossan, Russell R. Knowles [RA],
Ecwood C. Lancaster, J. Rodney Lane, Jr. [RA], Gerald R. Massey [RA], Peleg D.
Midgett III, Alvin J. Morris, John K. Ormond, Jr., Jo Ann Oulton, John S. Paschal,
John S. Pearsall, Robert E. Rattz [RA], Jeanne L. Ray [RL], George C. Smith,
John L. Stokes III, Roger E. Thompson, M. Eugene Tyson, Lynn T. Wall
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fllH 606.4, 1313.3c) DEACONESS & HOME MISSIONER:
Deaconess:
(Wl) Canty-Mitchell, Janie - Associate Dean of Research & Community Partnerships,
University of NC- Wilmington-School of Nursing; CC
(RO) McCallum, Melba - Coordinator, Rockingham District Cooperative Ministries;
New Hope CC
Home Missioner:
(RO) Locklear, Gary Wayne - Church & Community Worker, Native American
Cooperative Ministries;Sandy Plains CC
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NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
LEGISLATION AND REPORTS
• THE NEW CONFERENCE STRUCTURE
• Communications Circle
communications circle
archives and history, commission
• Episcopal Circle
christian and interfaith unity council
congregational development
district superintendents, report of
monitoring and accountability
• Mission development Circle
2009 advance specials
church and society
disaster recovery ministries (merci)
evangelism
hispanic ministires team
missions team
multicultural ministries
peru covenant
united methodist women
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• Spiritual Formation Circle
campus ministry
children's ministry team
christian educators fellowship
clergy care
clergy counseling and consultation
conference relations, committee on
continuing education, committee on
enlistment, committee on
itinerant clergy moving expense
laity, commission on
lay ministries of the year
ministerial education fund, committee on
north carolina pastors' school
older adult ministries
ordained ministry, board of
psychological testing and background
checks, committee on
residency in ordained ministry, committee on
safe sanctuaries
sexual ethics support team
united methodist youth
worship, commission on
• Resource Ministries Circle
disability concerns, committee on
equitable compensation, commission on
incapacity, joint committee on
insurance, committee on
partners in caring, nc conference
pensions, board of
united methodist foundation
trustees, conference board of
finance and administration, councilon
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The NC Conference Teams
Outreach Ministry Team
The Outreach Ministry Team serves to carry forth the ministry that transforms the
world.
Missions *
MERCI / Disaster Response
Zimbabwe Orphans Endeavor
Society of St. Andrew
Stop Hunger Now
ProjectAGAPE
Peru Covenant
Golden Cross
Disabilities (Special Needs)
DISCIPLE Bible Outreach Ministries
Criminal Justice & Mercy
Yokefellows
Kairos Prison Ministry
Refugee & Immigration
UM Women *
UMMen*
Board of Institutions *
Methodist Home for Children
Methodist Retirement Homes
Colleges/Universities
Asbury Homes
Communications **
Christian Formation Team
The Christian Formation Team serves to form and nurture disciples of Jesus Christ.
Evangelism *
Church & Society *
Congregational Development *
Education & Nurture *
Youth
Young Adults
Children
Older Adults
Camp and Retreat Ministries
Higher Education & Campus Ministry
Media Center
Archives & History
Spiritual Life *
Worship
Communications **
Leadership Team
The Leadership Team serves to equip leaders who implement the vision.
Multicultural & Racial Ministries *
Hispanic/Latino
African American
Native American
Asian
Monitoring and Accountability
Nominations
Board of Laity *
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Board of Ordained Ministry *
Continuing Education
Bishop's Day Apart
Sexual Ethics
Clergy Care
Clergy Counseling
Administrative Review
Investigation
Christian Unity & Interreligious Concerns *
NC Council of Churches
Ministerial Relations
Conference Staff Relations *
Episcopacy
Communications **
Stewardship Team
The Stewardship Team serves to empower ministry.
Council on Finance and Administration *
Equitable Compensation
Itinerant Clergy Moving Expenses
Stewardship *
UM Foundation
Information Technology
Pensions & Past Service Liability *
Insurance
Trustees *
Episcopal Residence
Annual Conference Program
Conference Rules
Communications *
Treasurer's Office
Conference Secretary's Office
Connectional Ministries Office
Bishop's Office Support
Communications **
* Indicates a seat on the Conference Connectional Table
** Communications will partner with each team.
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COMMUNICATIONS CIRCLE
Eight years ago as the North Carolina Conference Connectional Table was created,
the communications committee of the Annual Conference was re-created to do a new
thing. The Communications Circle was to meet, vision the work of communications in
the conference, encourage the communications efforts of the conference with an eye to
the future, and strategize ways to use technology to meet the communication needs of
the 21st church. Through the Advocate and various new means of technology, we feel we
have done well the telling of good news.
Bill Norton, LeeAnne Thornton, Linda Smith, and lay person, Julie Brown, have
brought the North Carolina Christian Advocate to a place of sustainability and visibility in
print to subscribers across the conference and on line from the Conference Web site. At
this time we have more paying subscribers and advertising revenue than previously.
Finding more subscribers and advertisers is the ongoing challenge. The Advocate
alongside News Briefs and the on-line sharing of prayer requests, death and birth
notices allows us to be participants in a new way of connection.
Because Igniting Ministries is now part of the permanent budget of the General
Church, match funding will continue to be available for the conference and for local
churches who apply.
Power point presentations and training videos are written and produced for the
Annual Conference by the Communications staff along with members of the Conference
Communications Circle.
The Communications Circle of the North Carolina Annual Conference celebrates
the ongoing relationship with the UM Church in Liberia in establishing a
communications center in Monrovia, Liberia. This communications center will serve as
a vital information center for the country that has endured years of civil war, poverty, and
HIV/Aids.
It has been a joy and a blessing to convene the Communications Circle of the N C
Annual Conference and to work with Bill, LeeAnne, Linda, and Laura Bailey, Media
Center and Archives and History. I look forward to seeing what God will continue to do in
multiplying the goodness of the work of the people called Methodist in North Carolina.
Lib Campbell, Convener
Archives and History, Commission on
The spring meetings of the Commission and the Historical Society were held in
Raleigh, NC at the Jenkins Memorial United Methodist Church April 14, 2007.
According to a report in the North Carolina Conference Christian Advocate, the church
was organized in 1878 with the name Brooklyn Methodist Church. In 1906, the church
was relocated to its present site and was named Jenkins Memorial Methodist Church
in honor of the Rev. John W. Jenkins, the founder and first superintendent of the
Methodist Orphanage. More recently, it is noted that for the first two years, the church
was named Wills Hill Methodist Church.
We were truly inspired by the history of this congregation shared by Mr. I. Lynn James,
Director of the United Methodist Foundation, Inc. and a church member. The Rev. Linda
E. Harris is the pastor. We were heartily greeted by members of the congregation and a
delightful meal was provided at the church before we began the Commission meeting
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in the afternoon. We reviewed the work of our Commission and discussed the
information received from Dr. Linda Addo about a revised edition of To Be Faithful to Our
Heritage, the history of the Black Methodist congregations in North Carolina prior to
1968.
The SEJ Historical Society meeting for this year was held in conjunction with The
United Methodist Church - Sixth Historical Convocation, Celebrating the Charles Wesley
Tercentenary, at the National 4 - H Youth Conference Center in Chevy Chase, Maryland,
July 20-22, 2007. The sponsoring groups were: General Commission on Archives and
History, The Historical Society of The United Methodist Church, The Charles Wesley
Society, The SEJ Historical Society, World Methodist Council and Wesley Theological
Seminary. There were four in attendance from the North Carolina Conference- Vivian
Mitchell, John Mitchell, Becky Warren and Arthur Warren.
We are glad to report additions to our collections, furnishings and equipment for the
Archives. Fifty-seven Methodist history books were received from the Ohio Wesleyan/
Ohio Conference to add to our holdings. A stand and digital camera for the copying of
documents and books in digital form is in place along with new shelving for our
collection of conference journals. The Saddlebags, the Newsletter of the Society and
Commission is published bi-annually through the efforts of our conference staff, Laura
Bailey and Linda Smith.
The fall meeting of the Commission was held at Murfreesboro United Methodist
Church on September 21, 2007 in Murfreesboro, NO The business of the Commission
was conducted with mention of the Training Workshops for local church historians
being offered at the District Leadership Workshops as needed and also participation in
the Workshops offered at Lake Junaluska in October 2007. Six individuals were in
attendance at the Workshops in October. We will offer scholarships for registration to the
Fall Training at Lake Junaluska, which is scheduled every other year, as available.
Beverley Pierpoint shared about work on local church pictorial histories and completion
of A Journey Back: Historic Oak Grove, Northhampton County, NO She updated and
discussed how we might include Junior Historians in the work of historical preservation
to get youth interested and involved.
The spring 2008 meeting location is John Wesley UMC, Fayetteville. Trinity UMC,
Durham will be the location for the fall 2008 meeting. We will continue to offer grants to
Rehoboth and Whitakers Chapel for maintenance of these historic properties and
contribute to the Heritage Center Endowment at Lake Junaluska, the Archives of the
Southeastern Jurisdiction, as funds are available.
The meeting of the NC Conference Historical Society was held, September 22,
2007 at Murfreesboro UMC. President Rev. Para Drake led the meeting. A program was
presented by Mrs. Jayne Hill Wolfskill on the history of Murfreesboro UMC from the
research of Mrs. Doris M. Ferguson and Rev. W Allen Wentz, Jr., pastor from 1971-1976.
The church celebrated its 200"1 Anniversary on October 24, 2004, based on Journal
records of the travels of Bishop Francis Asbury in the area between 1801 and 1805.
Geraldine Harris, church historian, prepared a display of local history for our guests to
enjoy. The day was part of the local celebration of the 10th Anniversary of the Brady C.
Jefcoat Museum of Americana located in the Old Murfreesboro High School Building. A
tour of the Murfreesboro Historic District was awaiting the Society participants and was
led by Dick Hammel.
We invite the local churches of the NC Conference to continue the ministry of history
by preparing faithful disciples of the Lord Jesus Christ and to enable healthy
congregations for the future.
W Arthur Warren, Jr., Chairperson
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EPISCOPAL CIRCLE
The Episcopal Circle has accomplished numerous areas of the mission/ vision of
the North Carolina Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church- Healthy
Congregations and effective leaders in every place making disciples of Jesus Christ for
the transformation of the world, - through Ministerial Relations, Annual Conference
program, Nominations, congregational development, Christian unity and Interreligious
Concerns, Monitoring and accountability, Cabinet Representatives, and Episcopacy
Committee.
The Episcopal Circle has been pressing our teams on to reach out to the mission,
"to listen to, prayerfully consider, and offer insight to the Bishop, and to receive and
implement tasks of his special interests." The Episcopal Committee had evaluated the
leadership of the Bishop and met Mrs. Gwinn at the residency of the Bishop to share
and discuss any concerns that she might have and the mission and ministry of Jesus
Christ at the North Carolina Annual Conference. The Members of the Episcopal Circle
are thankful and grateful to God for Bishop Gwinn and his leadership at our Annual
Conference. God has been great and we are looking forward to seeing greater things in
God through the Bishop and the cabinet.
Kong Namkung, Chairperson
Christian and Interfaith Unity Council
Through our common faith, we are members together in the Body of Christ. This is
a basic theological understanding of Christian unity. With other Christian communions,
United Methodists declare the essential oneness of the Church in Christ — which finds
expression in scripture, the sacraments of Baptism and Holy Communion, hymnody,
liturgies, and the historic creeds; and is experienced in joint ventures of worship,
ministry and various forms of ecumenical cooperation and dialogue. Responsibilities of
the Christian & Interfaith Unity Council are listed in fl 641 of the 2004 Book of Discipline,
and our work is done in connectional relationship with the General Commission on
Christian Unity & Interreligious Concerns.
During 2007, four Council members were able to attend the 2007 National
Workshop on Christian Unity in Washington, D.C., an ecumenical dialogue annually
hosted by the Roman Catholic Church, with ten participating communions. In recent
years, ecumenical ties between the UMC/Episcopal Church (USA) and UMC/ELCA
(Evangelical Lutheran Church in America) have been strengthened through
establishment of Interim Eucharistic Agreements. Studies for both relationships are
available. Make Us One With Christ (available through Cokesbury), and Confessing Our
Faith Together (available through the General Commission website www.gccuic.org)
explore Episcopal/UM and ELCA/UM relationships respectively. The Council also
rejoices in the con-celebration of Eucharist at our 2007 Annual Conference in Greenville,
as The Rt. Rev. Clifton Daniel III, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of East Carolina
presided at
Christ's table alongside Bishop Al Gwinn, at our bishop's invitation.
We also encourage the study of documents related to our beliefs as United
Methodists in the ongoing ecumenical process, in particular This Holy Mystery and By
Water and the Spirit, which deepen the understanding of our UM beliefs regarding Holy
Communion and Baptism. In 2008, the Council has planned a workshop which will
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explore a recent study entitled In One Body Through the Cross: The Princeton Proposal
for Christian Unity, calling for a deeper grounding of Christian unity in "faith and order."
We continue to be represented in the ongoing Episcopal/UM dialogue, led through
the years by Rev. Dr. F. Belton Joyner and Dr. Pat Page, and in the House of Delegates of
the NC Council of Churches.
Through our ministry funded by the Conference, we seek "to advance and
strengthen ecumenical and interreligious commitments that are essential to the Gospel
of Jesus Christ, by forming and inspiring the clergy and lay leadership within the Annual
Conference."
Randy Innes, Chairperson
Congregational Development, Commission on
The Book of Discipline of the United Methodist Church 2004 states that the "mission
of the church is to make disciples of Jesus Christ," and that "local churches provide the
most significant arena through which disciple-making occurs." The North Carolina
Conference has taken seriously this charge and over the past decade has provided
leadership to the general church as we sustained growth in professions of faith, new
membership, and worship attendance.
It is the function of the Commission on Congregational Development, and the
associated Office of Congregational Development, to aid congregations and their lay
and clergy leaders in creating strong and effective churches. Annually, new churches,
and older churches of all sizes, are assisted with vision and mission planning, staff
development, lay and clergy leadership development, building committee organization,
and evangelism and outreach instruction. Each year about one hundred churches are
assisted, most of them small membership in size, and this was again the case in 2007.
In 2007, the Office of Congregational Development co-sponsored with Windsor United
Methodist Church located in the Wlmington District an event for small membership
churches called Fan the Flame. This event will be supported again in 2008.
The Office of Congregational Development continues to provide demographic
research for local churches, districts and conference agencies. Data for these studies
are supplied by Missionlnsite, Inc. and the Office of Research for the General Board of
Global Ministries at no cost to conference users.
In forty years, sixty-five attempts have been made to plant new churches within the
bounds of the North Carolina Conference. These churches have been started in city
settings, growing suburban communities, and rural communities. Membership in these
new churches includes persons who are affluent, middle class, and poor, Anglo,
Hispanic-Latino, African-American, Korean, Native American, and African. More than
72% of these attempts have been successful. In 2008, several more new churches will
be planted following appointments to be announced by Bishop Gwinn at the conclusion
of annual conference.
The Ten Dollar Club is administered by the Office of Congregational Development.
The Club's loyal members continue to provide funding to underwrite grants to new
churches for land purchase and first building construction.
Allen Bingham, Chairperson
Stephen C. Compton, Executive Director, Office of Congregational Development
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Burlington District
The district has sought to be attentive to the Reign of God in this part of the NC
Conference. Eighteen persons attended the first annual Peace Conference at Lake
Junaluska. Eleven persons (laity and clergy) are being trained and supervised by Plow
Point Ministries to become Congregational Health Specialists to work with
congregations in strategic planning and addressing systemic conflict. District clergy
meetings have informed us around new Pastoral Care Initiatives, led by Susan Dunlap
of Duke Divinity School, and the awareness of special needs of victims of domestic
abuse-violence. The Christian Education intern coordinated an event for adult youth
workers on "Mentoring Youth toward Christ" with Professor Fred Edie of Duke Divinity
School. The formerly closed Christ Church in Graham is now being occupied by The
Mosaic Center, an ecumenical ministry to serve the needs of children and families,
including after-school care, ESL classes, and computer labs. The more visible location
doubled the number of families served. The confirmation retreat at Camp Chestnut
Ridge served approximately 90 youth. Two congregations with Duke Endowment
assistance have new additions: Prospect UMC -fellowship hall and Evergreen UMC —
food pantry facility. Two locations (Cedar Grove UMC and Camp Chestnut Ridge)
received grants from the Valparaiso Project for environmental and stewardship
initiatives. One new full-time charge alignment has been established — Chestnut Ridge
and Clover Garden. Saxapahaw UMC is becoming full-time after being a student
appointment. Two congregations celebrated historic anniversaries: Hillsborough UMC
(200 years) and Amity UMC (50 years). Fifty-one of the 56 charges paid 1 00% of the
connectional, mission apportionment, for a 96.6% district pay-out. The Christmas
offering supported the Angel Tree project for inmate families and the construction of the
Peace Chapel at Orange County Correction Center. Scholarships were given by the
Board of Laity to three persons who are preparing for the ministry. To paraphrase the
words of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., "We are not what we can be... but neither are we
what we have been!"
William (Bill) H. Gattis, District Superintendent
Durham District
The Durham District has experienced growth in attendance and a resetting of
missional goals in the past year. Those exciting developments promise blessings for
years to come.
Durham District churches have been addressing their spiritual vitality by examining their
worship services and considering what new offerings to make. We have given new
intentionality to developing the lifelong practices of spiritual formation that define and
develop a Christian into maturity. We are about the work of mission and hospitality.
In the past year, the Durham District has offered a mission trip to the Mississippi
Annual Conference to continue Katrina recovery. Union Grove Church and the
Rougemont Charge, along with other district congregations, were awarded a
community-wide recognition for their work in feeding the homeless on Highway 15/501.
Several area United Methodist churches worked together to build a Habitat for Humanity
House, one in a series of United Methodist efforts. The Brookland/Brooksdale Charge
continues its work to open a transitional home for people recovering from domestic
violence. Resurrection Church has taken the lead in a community healing ministry
called "Butterfly House".
Shepherd's House, a church made up largely of expatriate Africans, continues to
lead the way as an example of a missional congregation that, in turn, is in mission to
us. Durham Hispanic Ministries and Cristo Vive are re-forming and has a new task
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force to head it. Lakewood Church, which is to close, will be the base for a new
outreach ministry in its neighborhood. The Duke Divinity School has given leadership to
a variety of continuing education events in our district and continues to provide
leadership for our churches through student-pastors who are enrolled there and
through its various programs designed to strengthen local churches.
Mt. Zion Church celebrated the completion of its new fellowship hall and classroom
addition, already in use as part of its childcare ministries. Banks Church built a new
parsonage. Reconciliation Church celebrated its tenth anniversary and will soon build
its own permanent facility. Several other churches have begun building projects,
including Union Chapel following its August 2007 fire which destroyed its 138 year old
sanctuary. Yet, Union Chapel continues to serve and has become a beacon of hope for
its community, a Christian church where ministry continues during their rebuilding.
I want to thank all those who have welcomed me to join in these ministries and
rejoice with them that the Lord has strengthened us to serve together. It is a joy to be
among the great people of the Durham District and I am thankful for this opportunity to
serve.
H. Gray Southern, District Superintendent
Elizabeth City District
The 2007-2008 conference year has been a fruitful year for the Elizabeth City
District. As congregations begin to explore what it means to be a healthy congregation
and as churches seek to model themselves after the Acts 2 New Testament church,
sharper visions and abundant mission begin to emerge.
What does that vision and mission look like? We celebrate that close to two
percent of all members are persons who this year made or renewed professions of
faith. We celebrate district mission trips to Mississippi and Louisiana to help victims of
Katrina. We celebrate a district youth retreat with over three hundred youth participating.
We celebrate construction and renovation of several local church facilities. We celebrate
that all but two charges paid connectional mission apportionments in full. We celebrate
a ten percent growth in the number of racial minority members in our churches. We
celebrate a strong lay involvement, including 134 lay speakers. We celebrate the
relocation of the district office to new facilities in downtown Elizabeth City. We celebrate
the development of a mobile food bank ministry within the district. We celebrate a
district clergy retreat with a theme of "stewardship." We celebrate the rich heritage of
congregations that formed in the earliest days of American Methodism. God has
provided; we celebrate!
During the course of the year, district superintendent Won Namkoong began a
period of formation leave. The district laity and clergy have shown hospitality and
support to the acting district superintendent. For that, I am grateful.
F. Belton Joyner, Acting District Superintendent
Fayetteville District
For the Fayetteville District 2007 was a year of celebration and fruitful ministry.
Seeds of faith sown years ago are producing fruit in a number of congregations:
• Solid Rock UMC was chartered on 3/25/07 with 330 members and 7 baptisms;
• Cornerstone UMC observed the 10th anniversary since her charter;
• Cornerstone pastor Kong Namkung launched a service for Korean speaking
persons on Easter Sunday, the 10th anniversary of the church;
• Rev. Chad Pullins was appointed to start a new congregation in South
Fayetteville.
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Across the District churches have addressed facility needs:
•/ Hay St. and Haymount moved into newly constructed fellowship and
classroom buildings;
S John Wesley UMC voted to sell their parsonage and St. Andrews UMC
approved the purchase of a new parsonage;
•/ Steeples were erected at Andrews Chapel and Harry Hosier churches;
S Hope Mills burned the note on their activity building.
Ministry and mission are flourishing in the District:
> Two mission teams rebuilt homes damaged in Hurricane
Katrina in Mississippi;
> A Parish Nurse is helping our clergy become healthier,
achieving balance and better spiritual and physical health,
and congregations benefit from the ministry with workshops
and programs tailored to their needs;
> Churches that have embraced the Acts 2 model for ministry
are practicing radical hospitality, passionate worship,
intentional spiritual formation and risk-taking ministry for the
transformation of the world;
> Solid Rock was designated one of the Thriving Rural
Congregations in the NCC and they open the church to
visiting ministry teams on 5th Sundays for worship and
workshops;
> Parker UMC is led in worship on 5th Sundays by the youth;
> At Harry Hosier a confirmation class was added to the already
full slate of opportunities for faith development;
> Cornerstone Church began a ministry to Hispanic persons in
Hoke Co., extending the love of Christ through activities and
services for the whole family, and Solid Rock's ministry of
outreach called Martha's Place provided food for 425 weekly,
as well as, clothing, school supplies, and other assistance.
The congregations of the Fayetteville District continue to grow in the likeness of
Jesus Christ whose grace enlivens and sustains us. God is good!
Carol Goehring, District Superintendent
Goldsboro District
The Goldsboro District continues its mission of making disciples of Jesus Christ for
the transformation of the world. At the district setup meeting at Pine Forest UMC, the
emphasis was keeping "the main thing the main thing." Since our central focus should be
making disciples of Christ, all other activities, tasks, and events should contribute to that
goal.
The district parsonage was unoccupied from July to October, 2007 while repairs
were completed. In August Bishop Gwinn came to St. Paul UMC in Goldsboro for the
installation service of the new superintendent, challenging both laity and clergy to a life
of excellence.
The support groups for the clergy, already in place, were revived and modified as
part of the emphasis on "Healthy Pastors and Healthy Congregations." This theme was
reinforced at the charge conferences held throughout the district in the fall of 2007.
Pastors were encouraged to begin consistent programs of health care, not only by
participating in these support groups, but also through the PEP (Pastor's Exercise
Program). Through a Duke Endowment grant on pastoral wellness, clergy may receive
as much as $250 toward costs at a health club or other exercise facility. The district also
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continues a weight-loss program for pastors as a continuation of the parish nurse grant
from the Duke Endowment. The superintendent held discussions with principals from
the Duke Endowment Rural Church Initiative to sculpt their program of pastoral health
so that it will fit seamlessly over the pastoral support groups once Duke's plans are
completed next year. A continuing education event for pastors in the spring of 2008
further initiated them into the movement toward pastoral health. Blood pressure,
cholesterol and diabetes screenings were also conducted at several district meetings.
District pastors' meetings have been re-formatted so that they focus on inspiration
rather than information. Three of the year's four meetings were in the form of a worship
service followed by a common meal. Time for institutional announcements and appeals
was restricted, and there was a much stronger emphasis on the spirit rather than the
institution. These pastors' meetings have served to increase collegiality among the
pastors, and also allowed us to build spiritual bonds with one another. At one pastors'
meeting over 9,000 meals and $3,000 were given to "Stop Hunger Now." Greater
Heights UMC in Clayton continues its unique ministry to that community. Throughout our
visits to all of the churches in the district, we have found the Church of Jesus Christ to be
thriving as it provides opportunities for worship, mission and study.
The churches of the Goldsboro District continue to excel in their efforts to convert
people for Christ. Through proclamation of the Word and celebration of the Holy
Sacraments, through mission teams and church-based athletic programs for youth,
through an active district senior adult program, and through countless other efforts, the
people called Methodists in the Goldsboro District seek to fit people for the kingdom of
God that the world may be transformed. I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to be the
servant of the servants of God in the Goldsboro District.
Chuck Cook, District Superintendent
Greenville District
Jesus said, "I am the vine, you are the branches. Those who abide in me and I in
them bear much fruit, because apart from me you can do nothing." (John 15:5)
United Methodist Christians in the Greenville District have been faithful and
fruitful. On any given weekend, the churches of this district will average 6,402 persons
in worship. In the last statistical year, 212 persons made a first-time confession of faith
in Jesus Christ. We have lived out our faith in discipleship as we have generously given
our prayers, presence, gifts, and service. As a district we have partnered to support
several ministries.
In an effort to create a home away from home for young adults, District Advance
Funds have undergirded ministry to college students through The Wesley Foundation at
East Carolina University. Numerous churches have hosted The Wesley Singers and
supported them with love offerings to supplement their spring mission trip.
Contributions of school supplies and monetary Christmas offerings have extended our
Latino-Hispanic ministry (Unidos por Crista) in Grimesland. Several congregations
and clergy of the Greenville District purchased and packaged thousands of meals for
Operation Sharehouse, who distribute the nutritional meals to people in need world-
wide. One such effort brought together one hundred and twelve people (ranging in age
from 4-90 years old) from among eight small membership churches of Martin County
(Holly Springs, Robersonville, Jamesville, Siloam, Stokes, Vernon, Bethel, and
Wlliamston: First.) This group collected $5,000 in Lenten offerings to purchase and
package 25,000 meals for Operation Sharehouse. Similar events will occur later in the
year.
We have reached out to the hungry, the marginalized, the imprisoned, and
those seeking a relationship with Christ and His Church. Jarvis Memorial UMC in
Greenville sponsored "One Day with God Camp", which created an opportunity for
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prisoners to visit, play, and worship with their children. Salem UMC in Simpson, NC
entered into Phase I of an expansion project, which will create a community playground
and walking trail. First UMC in Washington has plans to renovate existing educational
space and building new facilities to accommodate a growing worshipping community.
With gratitude to God for the gift of Jesus Christ, the laity and clergy of the
Greenville District will seek to grow in grace and bear much fruit.
Beth Hood, District Superintendent
New Bern District
God has certainly blessed the churches of the New Bern District as we have sought
to do the mission and ministry of God's church. This Annual Conference year we have
focused on becoming "healthy congregations." A wonderful kick-off event was held at
First United Methodist Church in Morehead City on January 27, 2008. Some churches
began the healthy congregations assessment in the fall with many more participating
during Lent. As I have visited throughout the District, read newsletters, and listened to
our pastors, there is clear evidence that there are indeed healthy churches in the New
Bern District.
Our churches faithfully support the work of the United Methodist Church throughout
the world as well as engage in vital ministries in their own communities. This was most
evident at Garber United Methodist Church in New Bern during their "Faith in Action
Sunday." Morning worship was suspended in order for over 400 persons to go and
serve others in tangible ways in the fall and in the spring. New Song United Methodist
Church embraced the 40-day program named "Outflow" in the fall of 2007. They learned
how to unselfishly express God's love in real ways with a concluding event at the New
Bern Civic Center.
A new sanctuary was approved for Northwoods United Methodist Church in
Jacksonville. An impressive ramp was installed at Merrimon United Methodist Church.
A significant renovation was planned at Beech Grove United Methodist Church.
Our pastors had a fruitful workday at Camp Don Lee on January 14th. We held an
exciting Lay Rally on March 9th at the Garber Ministry Center. These are but a few of the
ways in which God manifested Himself in our life and work. As we seek to "make
disciples for the transformation of the world" we know that God will continue to bless our
prayers and efforts in the new year.
Dennis Goodwin, District Superintendent
Raleigh District
Throughout the Raleigh District, congregations have embraced the mission
statement of the North Carolina Conference to "make disciples of Jesus Christ for the
transformation of the world." In many exciting and Spirit-filled ways we see
congregations being transformed through their offering of radical hospitality, passionate
worship, intentional spiritual formation, and risk-taking mission and ministry. As
individuals and congregations are being transformed, the communities in which the
they are located are catching a glimpse of the light of Christ which dispels the darkness.
In the past year, four gifted servants of the Church, two clergy and two lay-persons,
have been identified as BriDGE partners. They have begun their initial training in
preparation for work in local congregations. In the months to come the BriDGE Team
will be available to churches to assist in strategic visioning, vision implementation, and
processing and healing conflict.
Again this year, a number of congregations participated in a year-long stewardship
training and implementation program which was offered in the district. There was a
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year-long event intended to assist churches in identifying and inviting people into
ministry. The Raleigh District, along with the Academy for Leadership Excellence,
sponsored a Day Apart for clergy and laity with Don Cousins.
Two new congregations were launched in the Raleigh District, All Saints and
Wakefield United Methodist Churches. Both are showing significant strength in worship
attendance as well as in mission and ministry. Local churches in the district and
beyond have offered financial and spiritual support. There is reason for great
celebration and thanks for what God is doing in these two new congregations.
Knightdale United Methodist Church has begun construction of the first phase of
their relocation. When construction is completed they will have significantly more space,
a more accessible location, and lots of room to grow! Agape Korean United Methodist
Church is anticipating the sale of their current church location and the purchase of an
existing church facility in Cary. This will give them much needed space in this fast-
growing congregation.
In so many places in the Raleigh District lives are being changed more and more
into the likeness of Jesus Christ. To God be our praise and thanks!
Ned Hill, District Superintendent
Rockingham District
"See The Possibilities, Live The Promise," despite very challenging economic
times the laity, pastors, and local churches of The Rockingham District strive to live into
the above vision statement. The district has been daily under girded by the strong and
vital prayers of "The Rockingham District Intercessory Prayer Team." This team has
invited pastors and local churches too share in a deeper prayer life by hosting the first
district prayer conference. The fruit of this prayer ministry can be seen in many areas of
our work together they include but are not limited to the following:
Rockingham District Partners In Ministry- local churches in each sub-district
partnering together to support, encourage, resource, and work side by side to ensure
that every local church has the opportunity to be in ministry and mission. The partners in
ministry teams are working in three key areas. Y.E.S. - Youth Empowered To Succeed
Leadership Program. R.O.A. R. -Rockingham District Outreach and Recovery, this team
will work on substandard housing within the bounds of the district. Finally, the partners
in ministry will work to establish The Rockingham District Data Base Center of
resources and services.
Local Churches that are involved in significant building programs are: Beauty Spot,
New Zion, and New Hope. Sandy Plains has just completed a state of the art day care
facility.
The laity, pastors, and churches of the district have not allowed the challenges to
cause them to lose the focus of reaching people with the gospel. We continue to be
faithful to the Wesleyan call to social witness through a number of district mission
projects that have been completed or are under way that include: Habitat homes in
Scotland, and Richmond Counties, a new Asbury Home in Pembroke. The district has
completed renovations on a home in Laurinburg under the leadership of ROAR, and is
now ready to receive applications for other substandard houses to work on. The district
is in the process of finalizing plans for a second trip to Mississippi.
The people called Methodist in The Rockingham District believe that God will supply
every need as we attempt to meet the challenges and opportunities that come to us.
The possibilities are unlimited, and we believe our best years are not behind us they are
in front of us.
Leonard Fairley, District Superintendent
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Rocky Mount District
The seventy-eight churches of the Rocky Mount District showed growth in
membership, mission outreach, evangelism and giving. This district was one of two in
the Annual Conference to meet its mission and outreach giving in full with every church
fulfilling their apportionments by 100%. The Warrenton Charge was divided with Wesley
Memorial and Macon now designated as station appointments.
The Rocky Mount District enjoys a multi-cultural expression both in its clergy and
membership in the churches. La Estrells Respandeciente, a Latino faith community,
provides English as second language classes, tutoring for middle-schoolers, and
children's programming as well as a growing attendance at lively worship services.
Two charges, Norlina and Northampton, have assisted their pastors to return to Korea
with their families to renew their visas enabling them to return and continue their
ministry here in this district.
The District Trustees, utilizing funds from closed churches, assisted the Winstead
UMC with a grant secured by deed of trust in the amount of $225,000 to help them
purchase a new, fourteen-acre site on Airport Rd. Extension in Wilson. Services have
been held on the new site with plans for re-locating within the next five years.
The District has had building projects at Pleasant Grove (Northampton Co.) with a
new fellowship hall; Bailey, with the completion of its renovation of facilities; Zion
(Northampton Co.), with a wheel chair elevator; Warrenton: Wesley Memorial, with
construction of a new entrance way; West Nash, with a new parsonage; Pleasant Hill,
with renovation of facilities; First Church, Rocky Mount, with the purchase of a building in
downtown Rocky Mount for use in youth ministries, scouting and Christian education;
Sandy Cross, with the purchase and renovation of a house for use as a new parsonage;
Littleton, with the purchase of a new parsonage; and, extensive renovation of the
facilities at La Estrella Resplandeciente. Through a grant from the Duke Endowment
and one from the District, with the help of volunteer labor the building at Stanhope was
completely renovated.
In January, the District Superintendent, Dr. Simpson, took his sabbatical. For two
months he served as country director for the Kingdom of Cambodia for the General
Board of Global Ministries. A work team from the district went to Chon Buri, Thailand, to
visit the First United Methodist Church of Thailand, sponsored by the district, and then to
Sri Lanka, to work with a Christian church in that nation.
The Rocky Mount District pastors voted to engage in a program of wellness and
health designed and implemented by one of the pastors. This will involve emphasis on
healthy diet and regular exercise.
Bill Simpson, District Superintendent
Sanford District
The Conference year, 2007-2008 has been a year of transition for the Sanford
District. Following the extended illness and untimely death of Superintendent Jerry
Lowry, Bishop Gwinn appointed Dr. Milton Gilbert as the interim District Superintendent.
During this year, Listening Sessions were held throughout the four counties that make
up the District. Initial Leadership Groups were formed for pastoral support and
increased effectiveness. Pastors' Meetings were coupled with times of continuing
education to strengthen the pastors' skill sets. Seminars were held for the training of
the Pastor-Parish Committees, the role of Lay Leaders, and efforts have begun to
develop a far reaching program to strengthen cooperative ministry, particularly in Youth
Ministry in the rural parts of the District. A successful Lay Rally was held, and the Board
of Laity continues to take a strong leadership role through the District. The United
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Methodist Women continue to be a growing, strong unit with outstanding leadership.
The United Methodist Men continue to be an active, strong presence in each of the
congregations.
During this year, congregations at McQueen's Chapel have completed and are
enjoying a new fellowship hall. Trinity Mission in Sanford is close to chartering as a
congregation. The Hispanic Ministry in the Sanford District has taken a quantum leap by
the employment of Ishmael Perez as the District Coordinator. New parsonages are in
the planning for several congregations and other churches are looking at new creative
means of mission and ministry.
During this year, the Sanford District has continued to send mission work teams to
the Gulf Coast and other places of great need. The Meshach's Carpenters from
Goldston United Methodist Church have made a great statement of Christian love as
they have begun numerous building projects throughout the state and nation. Clothing
Closets and Food Banks have been outstanding examples of congregational care by
many churches in this District. The Board of Laity is planning a summer music concert
for the support of the MERCI Center, and a continued program of Spiritual Development
is being implemented by that Board.
As the District prepares to welcome a new District Superintendent, work has been
done on the District parsonage and yard. The District now stands ready to receive its
new Superintendent with a mind to be the Church that God has called this District to
become, as it seeks to be in ministry with all peoples of our four county area of
Chatham, Lee, Moore, and Montgomery.
Milton H. Gilbert, District Superintendent
Wilmington District
During the conference year 2007-8 the Wilmington District continued to live into the
vision of the annual conference: "Healthy congregations and effective leaders in every
place making disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world." We believe
every congregation is called to share the old, old story of Jesus and His love because
we believe that story has the power to transform the world.
Closer Walk United Methodist Church, a new church start in Leland, was begun
with the appointment of the Reverend Terry Leigh Buckner in June 2007. They have
outgrown two worship spaces and are now meeting at Leland Middle School. Our 2007
District Christmas offering was dedicated to the ministry of Closer Walk and raised
approximately $10,000. They have already begun giving back to the community in many
ways. As an example of their generosity they contributed almost $7,000 (the second
highest total of any church in the district) to the Methodist Home for Children fundraiser
called 1K for 1 Kid.
1K for 1Kid was a district effort to support the ministry of Methodist Home for
Children. It takes approximately $1,000 annually to sponsor each child and family under
the care of MHC so we challenged each of our churches to raise $1,000 for MHC.
Spearheaded by our district United Methodist Men, the ministry arose out of the vision of
the Reverend Linda Taylor and one of her laypersons, Bill Parr and Al Everett, district
UMM President. This mission project culminated with a celebration on November 4 at
Pine Valley. We raised over $50,000 for the ministry of Methodist Home for Children. In
September our district hosted an Epicurean Evening for MHC at the Wilmington Hilton
downtown. Local chefs and restaurants offered various foods to sample and Jim Kenny,
from Wrightsville UMC, spoke movingly about his family's experience in adopting
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children. We were pleased to welcome Bishop Gwinn and his cabinet to this very
special event which raised over $30,000 for the ministry of MHC.
Also in September, our annual Camp Meeting was held with the Reverend Bill
Bouknight as our preacher. Laity and clergy alike were inspired by the good preaching,
dynamic music and enjoyable fellowship.
In November we rejoiced when Leon West, a layperson from Oleander Church,
was selected to receive a North Carolina Outstanding Volunteer Medallion, an award
that honors 20 volunteers from various counties around the state. Leon was honored for
his work with WARM (Wilmington Area Rebuilding Ministry), a ministry which helps with
home repairs across our district.
In November and December we participated in the Get on The Bus 4 campaign to
collect school supplies, medicine, books, clothing and dry goods for our ministry to the
people of Liberia. This effort included 270 volunteers who prepared 65,000 meals
through Stop Hunger Now and was coordinated by the Reverend Bill Haddock, missions
chairperson.
In January we gathered for our Healthy Congregations event at Pine Valley with over
400 in attendance. Our task force, chaired by Dr. Jerome Smith, continues to meet and
offer help to churches and pastors seeking to be healthy congregations and effective
leaders. .
Dr. Tom Morris, Lay Leader at Wrightsville and a nationally known motivational
speaker, led us in our District Day Apart in February at Wrightsville Beach. We were
joined by colleagues from around the annual conference as Dr. Morris led us in
discussing "Leadership and Life Success."
Our missions chairperson, the Reverend Bill Haddock, led us in our district
missions celebration event entitled "Leap Into Missions" (held the weekend of Leap
Day, 2008). We welcomed missioners from around the world that weekend as they
spread out across our district to tell their stories of how God was at work in their lives
and ministries.
The Fan the Flame small membership church revitalization event, under the
leadership of the Reverend Tim Reaves, was held in the Wlmington District and hosted
by Windsor UMC and the Bladen Charge on April 18-20, 2008. There were 19 churches
and about 65 people who registered from across the conference. The weekend
emphasized ministry in the small church covering areas pertaining
to Worship, VBS, Sunday School, Evangelism, Missions, Healing and Wholeness,
Children and Youth Ministry and Dynamics of the Small Membership Church. This
year's results are unknown but at the 2007 event one lay person made a commitment to
Christ and three of the churches involved experienced growth of fifty percent or
more following the event.
Thanks to the sacrificial giving of our churches and the faithful stewardship of
Woody Wells, our former DS, we once again paid 100% of our apportionments (for the
third year in a row).
In closing, to paraphrase the Gospel of John, "...there are also many other things
which the followers of Jesus did; were every one of them to be written, I suppose that the
world itself could not contain the books that would be written" (John 21:25).
Tim Russell, District Superintendent
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Monitoring and Accountability Ministry Team
As the Monitoring and Accountability Ministry Team we will continue to offer a
ministry of advocacy for inclusiveness in the North Carolina Annual conference. As a
diverse people of God who bring special gifts and evidence of God's grace to the unity
of the church and society, we are called to be faithful to the call of Jesus Christ's
ministry to all persons"(par. 138, The Book of Discipline, 2000). We will continue to
guide and encourage the NCC to realize the full and equal participation of all God's
children, regardless of ethnicity, gender, physical limitations, or age in the life and
leadership of Christ's Church.
During Annual Conference 2007 we again offered the following ministries to
encourage inclusiveness in the life of our North Carolina Conference.
1) We monitored the conference plenary sessions and worship experiences to
record participation rates. The results were published daily in The Saddlebags
as feedback. The pattern of participation revealed the following (i.e. leadership
from the podium; comments from the floor): 77% white men, 10% white
women, 10% racial ethnic men, and 3% racial ethnic women. Of the worship
services monitored, 62% of the worship leaders to include musicians were
white men, 28% were white women, 7% were racial ethnic men, and 3% were
racial ethnic women).
2) We monitored the conference Cross-racial appointments and found that as of
July 1,2007 there were 35 appointments of racial ethnic clergy in the NCC, and
16 cross-racial appointments (African American pastors and, or associates in
white churches 5; White Pastors in African American churches 0; Native
American pastors in White churches 7; Korean American pastors in White
churches 3; and White pastors in Native American churches 1).
3) We monitored the NCC District Superintendency and found as of 07/02/07 the
following rates of representation: 67% white men and 17% white women; 16%
racial ethnic men. Overall rating: 98% white and 2% racial ethnic.
4) Our delegates for General Conference are: two racial ethnic clergy (2) and two
racial ethnic alternate who are clergy (2).
Our delegates for SEJ are: three racial ethnic lay persons (3) and one (1) racial
ethnic alternate..
5) Our twelve districts went through in-depth sensitivity training conducted by the
General Commission on Religion and Race, in clusters of four districts per
setting. The attendance was 66% with the exception of one district, which did
not participate. The evaluation was 77% favorable overall.
The Monitoring and Accountability Team will continue to refine our monitoring and
accountability procedures as we enter our seventh year of reporting. Our desire is to
broaden our scope to include more in-depth monitoring as well advocates for our
districts and conference functions.
We will continue to familiarize the NCC with the usefulness of monitoring for
inclusiveness as we work to keep before the world and ourselves the church's
commitment to inclusiveness as a faithful reflection of Jesus' ministry to all people.
William E. Cummings, Chairperson
MISSION DEVELOPMENT CIRCLE
The Mission Development Circle has spent time this year studying the present structure
and mission of the work assigned. As part of the restructuring of the Circles of ministry,
each of the areas are being looked at with regard to its fit with the Bishop's seven
Pathways. In the coming year, alignment with these initiatives will be a priority of this
reorganization process. The "zero-based" budget has provided new challenges that
have been met positively with a desire to do more vision-driven ministry. This new
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concept has allowed us to be far more creative in doing mission ministry as we live out
our vision.
The circle continues to operate following the same mission we began with at the
beginning of the quadrennian - "To inspire courage, cultivate generosity, and to ignite
service for Christ mission in the world." During the past year, we have attempted to carry
out the ministries we have chosen to devote ourselves to in the furtherance of the
kingdom and for God's people. The mission circle believes in the structure we have
adopted as a conference and has worked hard in adjusting budgets to match the
ministries areas we have chosen to lend our focus to.
During the past year, we have sought to live out the scripture in seeking to live out
the mandate "to serve the least, lost and last" and make disciples of Jesus Christ. We
have sought to take servant leadership in new places where God's people will meet him
face to face. The ZOE project is one example of this in serving children in Africa that that
would not otherwise be served. Our Methodist Home for Children has served children
with great needs for many years. The Methodist Retirement Homes provide a place for
our older persons to experience a loving and caring environment that respects their
many years of dedication and service. Both the Methodist Home for Children and The
Methodist Retirement Home have taken seriously their ministries and are stronger as a
result. Our Disaster response teams have been very active in addressing needs in
North Carolina and outside North Carolina. We continue to work with hurricane
response in Louisiana and Mississippi as well as other places. These new challenge
have not only created new and difficult work for us but has brought out the best in all of
us in The United Methodist church in North Carolina. Our Mission Team not only serves
persons but provides a foundation for calling and equipping persons for ministry in the
future through the many opportunities to serve in mission locally, nationally and
internationally.
In the past year, we have been able to reach more persons in prison and go into
more prisons with Disciple Bible Study than ever before. There is a greater excitement at
the possibility of serving in a greater capacity in our prisons through our Criminal Justice
and Mercy and Evangelism programs.
We continue to live into our unique Multicultural environment in North Carolina. We
have just developed and adopted a new Comprehensive Plan of Inclusiveness that will
undoubtedly make us as a conference stronger as time goes on. Our United Methodist
Men continue to recruit and develop new leadership, commitment and vision along with
action in our conference. Golden Cross has been redefined and continues to address
emergency medical needs. Please continue to partner with us as we attempt to serve
Christ by meeting individual and local needs as well as global needs around the world.
Gary W. Locklear, Chairperson
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2009 CONFERENCE ADVANCE SPECIALS
Advance Special: Each local church, having gone the first mile by paying their apportion
Advance Special: Each local church, having gone the first mile by paying their
apportionments in full (World Service & Conference Benevolence, Ministerial Support &
Connection Administration, Episcopal Fund, Interdenominational Cooperation, Black
Colleges, Africa University Fund, Mission Initiatives Fund, Past Service Liability), are
invited to give to at least one project in each lane of the Advance: World, National,
Missionary Salary Support, UMCOR, and Conference, thereby becoming a Rainbow
Covenant Church.
Society attempts to be faithful to its calling, it is my prayer and great hope as chairman
that we make progress towards the powerful challenge of Jeremiah 9:23-24: "Thus says
the Lord: Do not let the wise boast in their wisdom, do not let the mighty boast in their
Lane One: World Missions
1. PROJECT AGAPE, Armenia (#S-00004)
Relief efforts in Armenia (food, medical supplies, medication); working with the
Armenian Church to provide a holistic ministry in pastoral care, education, healthcare,
agriculture and economic development.
2. LIBERIA MINISTRIES:
Ganta United Methodist Mission Station #14369T
Funds received will support rebuilding mission station buildings and infrastructure
destroyed in the war.
Brighter Future Children's Rescue Center #S-00178
Funds received will support Ex-Combatants, Vocational /Literacy Training and Feeding
Feed My Lambs #S-00179
Funds received will support Street Children, and Feeding/Literacy training.
Sustainable Agriculture and Development #S-00180
Funds will support UMCOR - Mozart Adevu.
3. PERU COVENANT TEAM: Funds received for this project will be administered by the
North Carolina Conference Peru Team to fulfill the covenant made between our ....
Conference and the Methodist Church in Peru. Funds may be designated for the .
following:
General Fund (#S-00053) Children and Youth (#S-00117)
Breakfast of Love (#S-00111)
Theological Education & Pastoral Formation-Obras de Wesley (#S-00118)
Matched Churches (#S-00112) Women's Programs (#S-00119)
Building and Work Teams (#S-00113) Leadership Development (#S-00120)
Medical Needs (#S-00114) Mission Teams (#S-00121)
National Plan for Evangelism (#S-00115) White Plains/North Lima (#S-00173)
Christian Education-all ages (#S-00116)
4. CURAMERICAS/ANDEAN RURAL HEALTH CARE PROGRAM, Bolivia #10158A
Your gift will provide vaccinations, nutritional monitoring of children, prenatal care, and
other preventative health care services. Funds will be divided 42% for the Methodist
Church of Bolivia and 58% for Curamericas/Andean Rural Health Care.
5. AMITY FOUNDATION, TEACHERS, Nanjing, China #09801 A
Teacher Support.
6. AMITY PRINTING PRESS BIBLES, Nanjing, China #11422A
The Amity Printing Press (TAPP) was established in 1987 as a joint venture between
The Amity Foundation and United Bible Societies. Gifts help to print Bibles, hymnals
and devotional materials in Chinese and minority languages.
7. PROPHET ELIASSCHOOLAND COLLEGE, LIBRARY, Israel #12832N
For books, furniture and expansion of library.
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8. BETHLEHEM BIBLE COLLEGE, VISION 20-20, BETHLEHEM, Palestine #12017A
For new facilities for Bethlehem Bible College, which prepares leaders and workers
for Arab Christian Palestinian churches and institutions.
9. HOPE SECONDARY SCHOOL, BEIT JALA, WEST BANK, Palestine #12018A
For education, relief and compassion for disadvantaged youth.
10. JERUSALEM INFANTWELFARE CENTER, OLD CITY, JERUSALEM, Palestine
#11544A
For basic medical care for Palestinian children.
11. PALESTINIAN CONFLICT-RESOLUTION CENTER, WIAM, BETHLEHEM, Palestine
14910A
For community outreach, conflict resolution, education and youth activities designed
to build a democratic, just society.
12. SABEEL YOUTH PROGRAM, Palestine #14909A
For summer camps, trips, volunteer opportunities and workshops for Palestinian .
Christian youth.
13. RUSSIA UNITED METHODIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY (Not Capital Campaign) ..
#12174A
Scholarships will provide good Biblical and theological training for the development of
strong ministries for future Russian church leaders.
Any other WORLD ADVANCE SPECIAL as listed in PARTNERSHIP IN MISSIONS.
Lane Two: National Missions
1. ROBESON COUNTY CHURCH & COMMUNITY CENTER, Lumberton, NC . ... #791 742
An ecumenical ministry in a multicultural community which is designed to help local
churches meet emergency needs, literacy tutoring for children and adults, home repairs
and building new homes. Speakers are available upon request.
2. NATIONAL HISPANIC MINISTRIES CHALLENGE FUND #982620
Provides assistance to Annual Conferences developing Hispanic Ministries, especially
in the areas of leadership recruitment and development, financial resources and .
printed resources.
3. SOCIETY OF ST. ANDREW POTATO PROJECT, Virginia #801600
Salvages millions of pounds of unmarketable potatoes and other produce and
distributes the food to hungry people nationwide.
4. HINTON RURAL LIFE CENTER, Hayesville, NC #731372
Provides for training needs and development of churches in town and rural settings.
5. NATIONAL NATIVE AMERICAN FAMILY CAMP, Oklahoma City, OK #982602
Provides an annual opportunity for Native American church leaders to attend or lead
workshops in outreach ministries and evangelism.
6. SEJ ASSOCIATION OF NATIVE AMERICAN MINISTRIES, Lake Junaluska, NC
#791842
To help meet the needs of 130,000+ Native Americans living in the 17 annual conference
of the Southeast.
7. RED BIRD MISSIONARY CONFERENCE, Beverly, Kentucky #773978
The conference program facilitates the development of local churches and local lay
leaders in isolated rural mountain communities.
8. ROCKINGHAM DISTRICT NATIVE AMERICAN COOPERATIVE MINISTRIES - "EVERY
MEMBERIN MINISTRY", Pembroke, NC #791001
Provides ministry support, collaboration among our fourteen (14) Native American
United Methodist Churches, leadership development, gifts exploration and missional
opportunities.
Any other NATIONAL ADVANCE SPECIAL as listed in PARTNERSHIP IN MISSIONS.
Lane Three: Missionary Salary Support
The following persons have been recommended by the North Carolina Conference
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Missions Development Team for Salary Support:
MOZART ADEVU (#13996Z) Eastern Africa Mozart is a GBGM missionary serving as
the Africa Regional Coordinator for the sustainable Agriculture and Development ..
Program for UMCOR. Substantial focus in work in farmers training in Liberia.
• WIL BAILEY (#S-00140) San Isidro, Costa Rica (SEJ/Conference Missionary) Wil
will be responsible for working with local pastors in the southern zone of Costa Rica
and will organize the projects at the Methodist churches in that area for U.S. work .
teams. Also will teach Theology, Bible and English at the extension campus of the
Methodist seminary in San Isidro.
• LYNN & SHARON FOGLEMAN (#773720) Kentucky Dr. Lynn and Dr. Sharon Fogleman
are Associates in Mission Service (AIMS) missionaries serving with the General Board
of Global Ministries at the Red Bird Clinic in Beverly, Kentucky.
SHANA HARRISON (#13089Z) Chile Shana is assigned as a chaplain of Colegio ..
Psicopedagogico Juan Wesley in Santiago, Chile encouraging persons with disabilities
to explore, express and nurture their spirituality.
GREGJENKS (#S-00148) ZOE (Zimbabwe Orphans Endeavor) Zimbabwe, Africa
(Conference Missionary) Greg is assigned to the East and West Zimbabwe Annual
Conferences for the purpose of developing a comprehensive ministry to orphans and
vulnerable children suffering in the midst of the AIDS pandemic. The foci include ..
establishing feeding programs, providing school fees and uniforms, and meeting
spiritual needs of the children.
• SHIRLEY TOWNSEND JONES (#982995) Bennettsville-Cheraw, SC (Church and .
Community Worker) Assigned to the Bennettsville-Cheraw Area Cooperative Ministry
in the SC Conference. She coordinates and implements spiritual, educational, social
and economical programs for the 13 member churches and communities.
• FRIDO KINKOLEGE (#15152Z) Liberia A Methodist originally from the Congo, Frido
has been working with the people of Liberia since 2004. He has started several ..
extraordinary programs that are powerful and constructive like the Brighter Future .
Children's Rescue Center and Feed My Lambs. These programs support ex-
combatants and street children and feeding/literacy training.
• FAITH LAMPHIER (#S-00187) India & Africa (SEJ/Conference Missionary) AWork of
Heart - Sharing God's love through hands-on classes in sewing, cooking, and
handcrafts. The skills learned provide an opportunity for the girls and women to gain
self-confidence and, often, increase the family income.
• GARY WAYNE LOCKLEAR (#982955) (Church and Community Worker) Assigned to
the Rockingham District Native American Cooperative Ministry with the North Carolina
Annual Conference. Main goal is to grow the Native American churches and leadership
in the coming years and to explore the possibility of developing congregations in all
Native American communities in the North Carolina Conference.
• DAVID MARKAY (#12192Z) Milan, Italy David is assigned to the Methodist Church of
Milan in Italy with a missional emphasis of "Offering hospitality to the stranger/Being
the church together." He offers ministries of preaching, teaching, pastoral care, ....
sacramental ministry and administrative oversight.
• KRISTIN MARKAY (#12193Z) Milan, Italy Kristin is assigned to the Methodist Church
of Milan in Italy with a missional emphasis of "Offering hospitality to the stranger/Being
the church together." She offers ministries of preaching, teaching, pastoral care, ...
sacramental ministry and administrative oversight.
• NARAMELKONYAN (#S-00004) Armenia Nara is the Director of Project AGAPE. She
coordinates ministry and relief efforts at Project AGAPE in Armenia. (See Project...
AGAPE underWorld Mission Lane)
VICKIE SIGMON (#982916) Winston-Salem. NC Vickie works in a high risk community
developing Christian community, promoting social justice and proclaiming God's,
loving presence.
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VICTOR TARYOR (#3019571) Liberia, Africa Victor is hospital administrator for Ganta
Hospital, a position he has held since 2006. Also a registered nurse, Victor oversees
the daily operation of the hospital while communicating with hospital staff to insure the
hospital is providing the best possible care to each patient.
HERBERT ZIGBUO (#10911Z) Liberia, Africa Herbert will be serving as Vocational
Training Coordinator, seeking to improve and develop vocational training programs in
selected United Methodist Schools.
MARY ZIGBUO (#10721Z) Liberia, Africa Mary will be assisting the church to develop
a program that caters to the physical, educational, and spiritual needs of disabled
populations.
Lane Four: UMCOR
1. UMCOR DISASTER RESPONSE #901670
Enables UMCOR to respond to persons in need after natural disasters in the
United States.
2. REFUGEE PROGRAMS, Asia/Pacific Region #201700
Organizes emergency assistance, income-generating projects, and food and
medicine aid for refugees.
3. WORLD HUNGER/POVERTY #982920
Provides both short-term crisis relief and long-term developmental assistance to .
eliminate the root causes of hunger.
4. BREAD FOR THE WORLD #982325
Educates and influences people to work for government policies that address the
basic causes of domestic and world hunger.
5. HEIFER PROJECT INTERNATIONAL General Program #982530
Living Gift Program #982532
An inter-faith project that provides animals and other assistance to rural families. .
Recipients agree to pass on the first born female offspring of their animals to
someone else in need.
6. CROP/CHURCH WORLD SERVICE COMMUNITY HUNGER APPEAL #982380
Funds raised by a local church in a CROP event can receive UMCOR credit. For ....
necessary forms contact: Carolinas CROP Office, 1006 Lamond Ave., Durham, NC
27701.
7. URBAN AGRICULTURE IN GAZASTRIP, Israel #629001
For urban-agriculture initiatives for refugees to improve health and income.
8. EMPOWERMENT & SOLIDARITY WITH MIDDLE EAST REFUGEES & DISPLACED ....
#601732
To help with improved living conditions of refugees in the Middle East.
9. GLOBAL REFUGEE RESPONSE #982540
An opportunity for United Methodists, through UMCOR, to assist refugees
worldwide.
Any other UMCOR Advance Special listed in PARTNERSHIP IN MISSIONS or any
UMCOR emergency appeal.
Lane Five: Conference Advance - * Denotes a "fit" in more than 1 category
CHILDREN/SCHOOLS
• * ALL GOD'S CHILDREN UMC (#S-08004) This ministry will develop programs to ..
meet the needs of impoverished children and youth in rural Bertie, Hertford and ....
Northhampton Counties.
MISSION TO HAITI (#S-00122) Many communities in Haiti do not have schools. This
project is to assist in building schools and supplement teacher's salaries when ..
possible.
• * PRISON MATCH (Mothers And Iheir CHildren) (#S-00054) An interfaith program
provides mothers and their children with the support and resources necessary to.
maintain and strengthen family relationships and to help break the cycle of children
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following their parents to prison.
% VOLUNTEER FAMILIES FOR CHILDREN (VFC)(#S-00071): Aprivate non-profit
organization with the purpose of helping communities develop and utilize local
resources by providing emergency shelter care to children-in-crisis.
a% YOUTH SERVICE FUND (YSF) (#S-00082) Supports mission projects within the
annual conference and beyond, which have been selected by youth of our
conference.
a% * THE PEACE (#S-00183) This ministry develops programs focusing on children
and parenting/teaching issues within schools and churches in workshop, seminar,
conference and/or retreat settings. For Christians, parenting can be viewed as an
important spiritual discipline contributing to the healthy spiritual formation and
character development of children, youth and parents/teachers.
CHURCH/COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
• * ALL GOD'S CHILDREN UMC (#S-08004) This ministry will develop programs to
meet the needs of impoverished children and youth in rural Bertie, Hertford and
Northhampton Counties.
• * MERCI: THE MARION EDWARDS RECOVERY CENTER INITIATIVES (#S-00136)
This center will be used to provide mission and ministry program that will meet
people's physical and spiritual needs. The primary function of MERCI will be
disaster preparedness, response, and outreach ministry.
• JOHN WESLEY ENDOWMENT (#JWEND) The John Wesley Endowment is to
provide start-up, promotional, and sustaining funds for new churches established
in low income communities within the bounds of The North Carolina Conference.
• SHALOM ZONES IN THE NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE (#S-00105) Churches
and communities working together to rebuild community life.
• CASWELL COUNTY PARISH, INC. (#S-00008) Provides services to elderly and low-
income families through Meals-on-Wheels, outreach program, fuel and rent
assistance, clothing, food, & Family Violence Prevention Program.
• HYDE COUNTY COOPERATIVE PARISH (#S-00104) Provides meals to the needy,
recreation and other opportunities for youth, food pantry and clothes closet,
transportation for elderly and those needing medical care, ministry to inmates at the
Hyde Correctional Facility, drug prevention awareness, assistance to abused
persons and Hispanic ministry.
• * DISCIPLE BIBLE OUTREACH MINISTRY (#S-00103) A COLLABORATIVE MINISTRY
of the North Carolina and Western North Carolina Conferences developing Disciple
Bible Studies, especially in small membership churches and in missional settings,
particularly in prisons.
* A TIME TO GROW (#S-00154) To create a leadership academy for new church
leaders and transitional church leaders for the conference and to provide support
for new church development.
• HUNTING QUARTERS SENIOR CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (#S-00171) This program
seeks to address the needs of senior citizens located in the down east area of
Carteret County. It provides them the opportunity to escape the isolation of their
homes, obtain information pertinent to the senior citizen's community, offers well
balanced and nutritional meals, as well as entertainment.
a% * THE PEACE (#S-00183) This ministry develops programs focusing on children,
parenting, family and teaching issues within the home, church, school and
community in workshop, seminar, conference and/or retreat settings. For
Christians, parenting, family life, faith friendships can be viewed as important
spiritual disciplines contributing to the healthy spiritual formation and character
development of children, youth and adults.
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DISASTER RECOVERY/VOLUNTEER WORK TEAMS
• * MERCI: THE MARION EDWARDS RECOVERY CENTER INITIATIVES (#S-00136) This
center will be used to provide mission and ministry program that will meet people's
physical and spiritual needs. The primary function of MERCI will be disaster
preparedness, response, and outreach ministry.
NC INTERFAITH (#S-00108) Interfaith supports disaster recovery efforts by all faith
groups in North Carolina.
• NC CONFERENCE DISASTER APPEALS (#S-00096).
• UNITED METHODIST VOLUNTEERS IN MISSION WORK TEAMS (#S-00021)
Provides assistance for Volunteers in Mission work teams from within the North
Carolina Conference.
ISA GRANT SCHOLARSHIP (#S-00033) Provides work team scholarships for
persons who could not otherwise participate, especially young adults.
ETHNIC POPULATIONS
• ROCKINGHAM DISTRICT NATIVE AMERICAN COOPERATIVE MINISTRIES - "EVERY
MEMBER IN MINISTRY" (#S-00143) Provides ministry support, collaboration among
our fourteen (14) Native American United Methodist Churches, leadership
development, gifts exploration and missional opportunities.
HISPANIC MINISTRIES (#S-00107) Ministry to the fast growing Hispanic population
in North Carolina. These funds will be administered by the North Carolina
Conference Hispanic Ministry Team to support an increasing number of our
congregations who are developing ministry to Hispanics.
• SANFORD DISTRICT EMBRACE (HISPANIC/LATINO) INITIATIVE (#S-00032) A
ministry to fast growing Hispanic population in Siler City and Sanford, served by
Spanish-speaking pastor. Worship, Bible study, fellowship, and assistance with
cultural transition needs are provided.
ETHNIC LOCAL CHURCH PROJECTS IN ROCKINGHAM DISTRICT (#S-00022) Funds
will be used to assist ethnic churches with crucial needs.
• WESLEY HERITAGE PROJECT (#S-00097) Gifts will help distribute Obras de
Wesley, the works of John and Charles Wesley in Spanish.
"EMBRACE" HISPANIC LATINO MINISTRIES OF NEW BERN DISTRICT (#S-00172)
To develop a fund which will be able to supplement income to Lay Missioners and
Pastors of Hispanic Latino ministries throughout the New Bern District.
a% * THE PEACE (#S-00183) ) This ministry develops programs focusing on diversity
and accepting differences among children, youth, adults, families, communities
and cultures in workshop, seminar, conference and/or retreat settings. For
Christians, openness to diversity and human differences can be viewed as
important spiritual disciplines contributing to the healthy spiritual formation and
character development of children, youth and adults.
HUNGER HUMANITARIAN RELIEF/MEDICAL
• NO HUNGRY NEIGHBORS (NHN) (#S-00123) A ministry of raising awareness, and
eliminating hunger here in our own state. NHN support the various food banks in
our Conference and Society of St. Andrew.
• CONGREGATIONAL FOOD PANTRY SUPPORT (#S-001 55) To provide grant support
for the creation and operation of local church food pantries.
STOP HUNGER NOW (#S-00101) Provides immediate relief to famine affected
areas around the world.
• NC OFFICE, SOCIETY OF ST. ANDREW POTATO PROJECT, Durham, NC (#S-00081)
Coordinates and runs all hunger programs for Society of St. Andrew in North
Carolina. Millions of pounds of produce saved and distributed in North Carolina at a
cost of just 3 cents per pound.
• FOOD BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA (#S-00025) Distributes food at minimal cost to
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hunger ministries in North Carolina.
• ALLIANCE MEDICAL MINISTRY (#S-00142) This ministry was founded to provide
affordable primary medical care to low-income, uninsured, working families in
Wake County. This ministry aims to serve the working poor, families generally
earning less than $25,000 annually, who have no health insurance.
GOLDEN CROSS (#S- 00153) Ministry that reaches out in love to the laity in our
Annual Conference who are experiencing financial difficulty due to excessive
medical expenses.
INSTITUTIONAL PROGRAMS
• NC COUNCIL OF CHURCHES (#S-00051) Gives witness to the unity that God has
given through Christ, to the churches in NC. It is an instrument for cooperative study
and action, especially on matters of justice; child and family advocacy; violence
against women; public policy advocacy; rural crisis and farm workers advocacy;
disaster relief; criminal justice; workplace safety; peace-making; AIDS ministry; and
Christian unity.
DISTRICT BOARD OF MISSION: Funds should be sent directly to the District Board
and reported at year-end on Table II as Conference Advance.
Burlington (#S-00201) New Bern (#S-00207)
Durham (#S-00202) Raleigh (#S-00208)
Elizabeth City (#S-00203) Rockingham (#S-00209)
Fayetteville (#S-00204) Rocky Mount (#S-00210)
Goldsboro (#S-00205) Sanford (#S-00211)
Greenville (#S-00206) Wilmington (#S-00212)
• CONFERENCE EVANGELISTS (#S-00079) To provide support for NC Conference
approved evangelists.
• ALL NEW CHURCHES LESS THAN FIVE YEARS OLD (#S-08000)
• THE FOLLOWING UNITED METHODIST INSTITUTIONAL PROGRAMS AND
PROJECTS
a. United Methodist Camps: Chestnut Ridge (#S-00062), Don Lee (#S-00063), Kerr
Lake (#S-00064), Rockfish (#S-00065)
b. Wesley Foundation for The UMC Campus Ministry Association. Duke University
(#S-00073); ECU, Greenville (#S-00074); NCSU (#S-00075); PSU (#S-00076); UNC
(#S-00077)
c. General Scholarship Funds at Duke Divinity School (#S-00026), Methodist College
(#S-00028), Louisburg College (#S-00027), Wesleyan College (#S-00029).
d. Benevolent Funds of the Methodist Retirement Homes (#S-03600).
e. Benevolent Funds of the Methodist Homes for Children (#S-03500).
f. Asbury Homes (#S-03501).
* A TIME TO GROW (#S-00154) To create a leadership academy for new church
leaders and transitional church leaders for the conference and to provide support
for new church development.
PRISON MINISTRIES
• * PRISON MATCH (Mothers And Jheir CHildren) (#S-00054) An interfaith program
provides mothers and their children with the support and resources necessary to
maintain and strengthen family relationships and to help break the cycle of children
following their parents to prison.
• YOKEFELLOW PRISON MINISTRIES (#S-00078) Educates church people
concerning Christian responsibility for persons affected by crime and brings
Christians into direct service ministries with prison inmates and their families.
a% * DISCIPLE BIBLE OUTREACH MINISTRY (#S-00103) ACOLLABORATIVE MINISTRY
of the North Carolina and Western North Carolina Conferences developing Disciple
Bible Studies, especially in small membership churches and in missional settings,
particularly in prisons.
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The Annual Conference will approve district projects for advance specials in
accordance with The Book of Discipline. This insures that local churches making
advance specials on a district level and reported to the Annual Conference advance
special will receive credit.
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Church and Society, Commission on
The Commission on Church and Society, adjusting to staff changes but no less
eager to please our Lord Jesus Christ, has devoted the past year to continuing its
transition from being a resolution clearinghouse for individual passions to being a
conference agency committed to educating our congregations on the Social Principles
in general and helping our people see how those principles give us a coherent
understanding of the world which can help us interpret how we can best respond as
ambassadors for Christ and agents of God's grace and justice in the most effective way
possible. Our goal is to help our conference understand why the social ills of everyday
life are "our business" and worthy of our attention. In so doing, we hope to be obedient
to God as expressed in Jeremiah 9:2-324: "Thus says the Lord: 'Let not the wise man
glory in his wisdom, let not the mighty man glory in his might, let not the rich man glory in
his riches; but let him who glories glory in this, that he understands and knows me, that
I am the Lord who practice steadfast love, justice, and righteousness in the earth; for in
these things I delight, says the Lord."
Last fall, in our first major meeting of the conference year, the commission did two
important things. The first was theological, to ask ourselves whether we were to spend our
energy encouraging the Church to practice peace and social justice as a model for the
world without attempting to change the world itself; or were we to challenge the world, as
well as ourselves, to social justice and righteousness? The question was no dry exercise
in Bible study because we intended to let the answer determine our strategies and priorities
as a commission. We decided as a commission that both scripture and our own Wesleyan
legacy called us to hold the world as accountable as we hold ourselves. We will continue
in the new quadrennium to challenge the "powers and principalities" as well as our own
clergy and laity to practice "love, justice, and righteousness in the earth."
Our second important task was to set our priorities for the year so that we can
concentrate on a few important areas and do them well. After much discussion, the
commission decided that our priorities for the year would be war and peace, universal
health care, promoting the Social Principles, promoting "Green" building, and supporting
UNICEF.
The resolutions we are submitting to the conference this year reflect our priorities. We
believe they are critical issues the conference needs to confront and which require taking
a stand. Please read them carefully. Discuss their pros and cons forcefully. But don't
ignore them or duck responsibility for taking action.
As an action item, we recommend to the congregations of the North Carolina
Conference that we resume our practice of encouraging our children to solicit funds for
UNICEF while they are "trick-or-treating" at Halloween. The little UNICEF coin boxes many
Methodists carried as children can still do a great deal of good for a worthy, globally-
focused relief effort for the children of the world. It is time to "bring the boxes back." It will be
good for our children. It will be good for our world.
Our biggest project for the year, reflecting one of our biggest priorities, is to offer a
series of three workshops on the Social Principles this fall, right now set for Oct. 30-Nov. 1
for two weekday and one weekend workshop in three different locations around the
conference, quite likely the Triangle area, Greenville, and Wlmington. We strongly encourage
each delegate here to make sure that at least one representative of their church attends
one of these workshops and then shares what is learned with the rest of the congregation.
In other activities this year, we will present a Crum Award at this conference to one of
our churches with a strong prophetic ministry.
We made small grants to support worthy projects done by local churches and remain
open to other requests within the conference.
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We approved a resolution supporting justice for the workers at Smithfield.
We are trying to establish a "Creation Care Team" in the conference to promote
ecological stewardship.
And we sent delegations to the "Living Faith, Seeking Justice" event in Fort Worth,
TX., the Peace with Justice Conference at Lake Junaluska, and to Advocacy Days in
Washington, D.C.
The commission is still interested in serving our conference by working with other
conference agencies, districts, or local churches to assist them when they have a need for
social advocacy. Contact us and let us put our skills to work on your behalf. Promoting
peace and social justice is not just the work of one commission; it is the responsibility of
all of us.
We commit ourselves to "practice steadfast love, justice, and righteousness in the
earth," because, like the Lord we serve, in these things we should all delight.
Ken Ripley, Chairperson
Disaster Recovery Ministries
The MERCI CENTER, in Goldsboro, is the Disaster Response and Missions center
for the North Carolina Conference.
Our records show that in 2007, 3,604 volunteers worked through MERCI to help
their neighbors. That is in a year without a disaster within our conference bounds. That
equates to over $300,000 in volunteer assistance alone given to folks in our area. That
number indicates an ownership of the center, not only by our United Methodist Men and
Women, but volunteers from many other states as well.
Over 56 churches in the NC Conference have been able to make a difference to
their own communities through the assistance provided by the MERCI Neighbor to
Neighbor program.
Add to this Footprints Youth Camp, where over 600 youth have made a difference to
39 families in the past three summers.
Wth your help, MERCI was able to "make a difference" in the relief efforts of
UMCOR. Thousands of school kits, blankets, health kits, and medical supplies have
been sent from MERCI to many of the devastated nations around the world.
In the past two years, MERCI has also taken on an additional program with The
Duke Endowment called REACH. This program provides training and assistance to
local rural churches in Disaster preparedness and response. The Duke Endowment
provides a generator and funding for the church for actions before, during and after a
disaster.
MERCI, which in French means "Thank you," has a lot to be thankful for. We are
thankful for people who saw a need for our conference to reach out to our neighbors, the
folks right here in our own backyard. We are thankful for the support of The Duke
Endowment and their efforts to help alleviate substandard housing in eastern North
Carolina. We are thankful for the volunteers who have come from all over the United
States to help share the love of Christ, to be the hands, feet and heart of Jesus right here
in North Carolina. MERCI is thankful for every single family who has allowed us to make
a difference in their lives.
We need your help on a continuing basis for MERCI to continue to make a
difference in the lives of the people in eastern North Carolina, in the lives of people in
the local churches, and in the lives of people around the world.
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As the financial situation of MERCI became known across the conference in the
latter months of 2007, wonderful folks responded to the need and so far we are meeting
the need for operating funds for another year. Should our area be hit with a natural or
man-made disaster, we are here. We believe that monies to assist victims will be
forthcoming and that is why we must always be here and be ready.
Currently we have five staff members, each with a specific responsibility. Yet each
member stops to assist the others with the unscheduled tasks that routinely arise.
In February, we were informed by the state of North Carolina that we would receive a
grant of $75,000 to perform urgent repair to home owners in the Wayne county area. We
will receive and schedule teams of volunteers to complete this work.
While this report is about MERCI, it really can't be so! We must state with great pride that
the men and women of the North Carolina Conference are a very caring group of people.
We constantly receive phone calls and emails from churches and individuals asking us,
"Where can I go to be in mission?" We are constantly receiving, storing and shipping
materials for our conference mission's office and the various great works being
accomplished through the programs managed there.
MERCI needs about $2.00 per conference member to maintain readiness around the
year. When you give this through the advance special number, S00136, it does not raise
your local church apportionments. Thanks for your continued support to your Disaster
Response and missions support center at MERCI.
Jim Huskins, Program Director
Evangelism, Commission on
The mission of the Commission on Evangelism is to assist the churches and pastors
of the North Carolina Conference to witness to the saving love of Jesus Christ for all
persons. To that end, the commitment of the Commission is to equip clergy and laity for the
work of Evangelism. During the past year, the Commission has sought to fulfill that
commitment by providing scholarship and seed money to individuals, churches, and districts
to assist with a variety of training opportunities and programs in evangelism, and to provide
education and resources to increase the knowledge and abilities of our people.
The Sixth Annual Academy of Christian Wtness (ACW) For Clergy was held April 8-
10, 2008, at the Bergland Retreat Center, with 34 participants registered and 14
presenters. The goal of ACW is to train pastors to become more effective evangelists
and equippers of witness-minded laity. This year's workshops included witnessing to
post-moderns, worship as evangelism, pastoral leadership as evangelism, the
personal spirituality of the pastor-evangelist, evangelism and local mission, and
personal faith-sharing. Great presenters who have practiced evangelism in effective
ways shared, including our own Bishop Al Gwinn. All participants received quality
evangelism and leadership resources. The Academy is funded by the NC Commission
on Evangelism and is made available to 36 clergy (three from each district) nominated
by their district superintendents. We are excited to announce the First Annual Academy of
Christian Witness For Laity to be held this Fall on Oct. 16-18, 2008. This will train laity to
be intentional about Evangelism in their church and community.
The Commission also funded seed money for the Wlmington District Camp
Meeting Revival. We hope to help other districts plan and implement events in 2009 that
center on Evangelism. Also, a web page should be placed on the conference website
sometime this year as a resource for churches needing help with Evangelism and
Revival.
The North Carolina Conference remains one of the few in The United Methodist
Church to report net membership gains. We hope to help continue this trend and
combine it with Spiritual growth and renewal
Tim Reaves, Chairperson
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Hispanic Ministries Team
*For the sake of space and word count available for this report, H/L will be used in
place of the words: Hispanic/Latino.
One of the biggest concerns confronting our nation is that of immigration reform.
There is a great spirit of division among the citizens of our country surrounding the
current situation. Unfortunately, that division also exists among some of the members of
our church. We recognize that much of this can be relieved if we can separate the truths
of immigration issues from the myths that permeate lies and misconceptions that divide
us. This makes it necessary to bring this difficult reality into the dialogue of the church
and we must find the correct and Christian way to respond with the love and actions
necessary to make a difference.
Please consider this quote in a report from John D. Dasarda, director of the Keenan
Institute, and James H. Johnson Jr., director of the institute's Investment Strategies
Center: "Immigrants from Latin America, authorized and unauthorized, are dramatically
changing North Carolina's demographic and economic landscape." According to their
research there are now Hispanic/Latinos in every one of the state's 100 counties and
that they contribute to all sectors of the economy. This is a population that currently
contributes more than $9 billion to the state's economy through purchases, taxes and
labor. The prediction is that if migration trends continue, it could impact the economy of
our state by an increase to $18 billion by the year 2009.
The most recent U.S. Population Projections: 2005 - 2050 released by the Pew
Research Center on February 11, 2008 reflect some strong realities that must be
recognized and responded to by the church if we are to move into the future in a way that
is relevant and significant enough for our presence to be of any use in today's world of
such diversity of cultures, ethnicities, and languages. The report states that "in the year
2050, nearly one in five Americans will be an immigrant, compared with one in eight now
(12% in 2005)." Please note the changes in the following projections from Pew
Research Center:
Ethnicitv
2005
2050
White
67%
47%
Hispanic
14%
29%
Black
13%
13%
Asian
5%
9%
Encouraging an inclusive church that is intentionally making a space for Hispanic/
Latino presence continues to be a priority in the North Carolina Conference. Our
Comprehensive Plan of Inclusiveness: E.M.B.R.A.C.E. (Empowering Ministry to Bridge,
Reach out and Affirm Cultural Esteem) continues to be an effective strategy for
developing and maintaining ministry throughout the conference.
The E.M.B.R.A.C.E. plan continues to be the strategy used by our conference to
begin and maintain our H/L ministries. The first steps for any church in the North
Carolina Conference responding to a call to reach out with ministry to the H/L
community should be to establish connection with the conference office/director of H/L
ministry. Working together in the connection is a priority in H/L ministry and offers many
benefits to the local church, the conference, and to the H/L ministry itself. There are
many resources, training opportunities, worship and fellowship opportunities
happening through the conference office, and we would like these to be a connectional
space granted to H/L leadership. This also helps us avoid a sense of isolation,
separation or even the discouragement that can come to leadership that doesn't have
colleagues with whom they can share the concerns, joys, stories and celebrations of
their ministry journey.
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At this time, we have three EMBRACE districts: Durham, New Bern, and Sanford.
Each one has a coordinator and a committee. As of July 2008, Burlington will also
become an EMBRACE District with its own coordinator.
We would encourage a visit to the H/L Ministries website, www.nccembrace.org
where you will find stories, useful links, a calendar of all activities and events across the
conference, news, testimonies, photo albums, etc. An important page on this website is
"COMPREHENSIVE PLAN" where you can download the EMBRACE CPI and the Ministry
Starter Checklist, which we request of any new H/L ministry.
The Office of H/L Ministries along with the H/L Ministries Team and pastors have
worked very hard to maintain unity among the leadership and the ministries, in spite of
how far apart most of the ministries are located. This has become a very strong and
cohesive group of leaders that continue to develop and grow spiritually, theologically,
academically, and otherwise. All lay missioners are encouraged to explore their call to
serve, and they often acknowledged a call and desire to go into full-time ministry and
enter into the candidacy process. This begins with their first step of reading "Cristianos
Como Ministros" (Christians as Ministers) but there is, however, a shortage of Spanish-
speaking mentors that can work with our candidates in their native tongue. We
recognize that this problem is consistent in conferences across the nation. There is a
shortage of H/L ordained ministries and we see this as a serious concern for the entire
denomination.
We continue to encourage H/L members with a call to serve as lay persons to
participate in the Modulo I and Modulo II that is offered by GBOD, as this has helped
strengthen some of our ministries by equipping lay missioners who can support their
pastor and fellow lay members with service to the church, such as leading Bible
Studies, teaching Sunday School, leading worship, etc.
There are continued conversations at conference and national levels that are
exploring ways that The United Methodist Church can equip more leaders, and
specifically develop a strong force of H/L local pastors and ordained ministers. We are
excited about the Hispanic House Studies at Duke Divinity School and we thankful for
the relationship to the director, Dr. Edgardo Colon-Emeric, and for the possibilities that
come out of this space at Duke Divinity School to further equip our leadership.
Throughout the year, we have had many events across the conference. Four very
significant ones have been:
-Renewal Retreat, "RENUEVAME," that was held at Trinity Center in Salter Path, NC
in November, 2007. During their time together, almost 40 of our pastors and leadership
came together to develop a Practical Vision for 2008 -2011. This vision has been given
to Bishop Gwinn and the Cabinet.
-As of January 2008, the Office of H/L Ministries joined the Office of Missions in their
efforts to develop JFON: Justice For Our Neighbors. This partnership is also working in
partnership with: El Pueblo (Raleigh), Lutheran Family Services, the North Carolina
Council of Churches, and the North Carolina Justice Council. This constitutes a strong
connection between church and society that has joined together in voice and strength to
address some of the very urgent needs of refugees and immigrants in North Carolina.
We view this partnership as a significant development in the timeline of H/L Ministries in
the NC Conference.
-INCUBADOR Retreat in February, led by Rev. Eliseo Mejia of the Kentucky
Conference. During this retreat our leadership explored Healthy Churches and
developed their own Ministry Action Plans. This retreat (Incubator: L3)) was presented in
Spanish and in the H/L context for ministry.
-EMBRACE Forum II was our second workshop with Bishop Gwinn, the Cabinet and
Extended Cabinet, as well as other key conference leaders. It was facilitated by Rev.
Josefina (Cookie) Santiago in partnership with Rev. Francisco Canas, National
Coordinator for the National Plan for Hispanic/Latino Ministries on April 8, 2008. This
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one-day workshop was the second of three that the conference committed to in 2006 in
support of developing an understanding of the EMBRACE Plan with a connection to key
leadership that would facilitate clear lines of communication and a strong partnership
as we work in this area of ministry that carries a significant message to the church and
to the world in regard to the Seven Vision Pathways to the future.
Josefina Santiago, Director of Hispanic/Latino Ministires
Missions Team
The human suffering and needs are great throughout the world, and the United
Methodists in the North Carolina Conference continue to respond generously to the many
needs with our prayers, presence, gifts and service. The NCC Missions Team and Board
of Missions, Inc. utilize our connectional dollars to generate, respond to, and sustain
multiple missional needs in our community and throughout the world with the expectation
that lives will be positively transformed.
Coupled with funds from the connectional budget, The Duke Endowment provided an
additional $20,000 for the Town and Country Grants. The total of these two sources is used
to encourage and promote missions ministry in or connected to the NCC and to empower
and support local congregations. A few of the many such ministries follow: The funds
support the Church and Community Worker who serves 16 churches in the Rockingham
Native-American Cooperative Ministries. The Team helps fund a Refugee and Immigration
Ministry to aid families in their resettlement process as well as to provide training, education
and action steps to aid in the development of this ministry. They support NC United Methodist
Volunteers in Mission, promote Mission Studies, and help support missionaries. Some of
the recipients who receive the largest grants are Robeson County Church and Community
Center, Society of St. Andrew, Liberia Ministries, UMVIM and MERCI. Globally, in conjunction
with the Western NCC, we use the funds to provide monetary support to Project AGAPE in
Armenia, a country still suffering the devastation of war, earthquake, and past Soviet
exploitation. We help sustain a hospital and provide their medical supplies, goods, food,
books, agricultural tools, and buildings that provide a safe haven for the children. Shana
Harrison, our NC-supported GBGM missionary in Chile, receives programming money
from us for an adult sheltered workshop, providing spiritual and physical care in a Christian
context for mentally and physically disabled adults. With the generosity of our Conference,
our Liberian UM brothers and sisters receive funds for medical care in clinics and a
hospital and they receive containers of textbooks for their schools. Our money goes to
support ministries in Peru centered on teaching, feeding, spiritual development, and building
the Kingdom in the Wesleyan Way.
The Board of Missions, Inc. (BOMI) is the legal entity which the Missions Team
administers. Formed 53 years ago, the BOMI oversees the nearly five million dollars
available for loans to churches to help with a variety of building needs. Loans are available
at an interest rate one point below prime and presently loans exist in all 12 districts of our
conference. BOMI also funds two general contractors who work only with our conference
churches to build new churches and to restore or renovate existing churches. BOMI provides
much of the materials needed as well as expertise and volunteer labor in order to reduce
the cost of these building programs. Churches do pay a small percentage of the total
building cost, however.
This year, we started a partnership with Stop Hunger Now whose worldwide
headquarters are located at Fairmont UMC, Raleigh. In 2007, SHN collaborated with the
NCC, The Duke Endowment, and MERCI to open an Operation Sharehouse at MERCI in
Goldsboro, empowering rural congregations to address world hunger. In the past six
months, dozens of congregations, many of them United Methodist, have hosted and
participated in "packaging events" to assemble highly-nutritious meals for distribution in
disaster relief and school feeding programs worldwide. This year, SHN collaborated with
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the NCC and UMCOR to ship a forty-foot container of 287,000 meals to the earthquake-torn
regions of Peru. In the first two years, the Raleigh Operation Sharehouse has packaged
over five million meals, and has done so with many United Methodist congregations
participating.
The 12 districts throughout the Conference have been actively working to relieve the
suffering of their fellow human beings in their communities, state, and throughout the
world. In addition to the extraordinary amount of mission work in our own communities,
church teams have traveled to countries such as Bolivia, Africa, Jamaica, Chile, Peru,
Liberia, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Armenia, Haiti, Mexico, the Bahamas, and many more. We
have not forgotten the needs of the people along the Mississippi Gulf Coast as they strive
to rebuild their lives and their communities following Hurricane Katrina. Church teams
continue to work alongside the Mississippians. The NC Conference has had teams in
Mississippi almost continuously since October 2005.
Jo Elaine Harris, Chairperson
Multicultural Ministries
In 2007, the Multicultural Ministries Team approved a total of $51,200 through the
Comprehensive Plan of Inclusiveness Grants (CPI) as seed money to support 28
ministries in the Durham, Fayetteville, New Bern, Raleigh, Rockingham, Rocky Mount
and Wilmington Districts, as well as some initiatives at the conference level. Another
$32,024 was granted from The Duke Endowment funds. Those projects covered a
variety of ministries such as leadership training, children's educational programs, youth
tobacco prevention use, food pantries, "mothers morning out" programs, older adults
ministries, music and arts, innovative worship, immigration clinics and evangelistic
outreach efforts among others. All of these ministries have inclusiveness
comprehension visions and practices and all have to fullfill the key requirement of a
process of evaluation at the end of the grant cycle (March/September). For more
information about the Comprehensive Plan of Inclusiveness in the North Carolina
Conference, or about applying for a CPI grant, contact Dr. Lawrence Johnson at 1-800-
849-4433, ext. 255 or ljohnson@nccumc.org.
Some highlights of this past year have been: Convocation on the Black Church
"Creating Disciple-Making Faith Communities" on September 28-29, 2007 with an
attendance of approximately 200 people, both clergy and laity. The guest preacher was
Bishop Ernest Lyght, of the West Virginia Conference and Dr. Rodney Smothers of the
Baltimore-Washington Conference brought the keynote address.
The Southeastern Jurisdiction Diversity Convocation (Transforming Lives by
Embracing Diversity) was held at Lake Junalaska in December. The NC Conference
had the largest number of participants, with 52 attending, including Bishop Gwinn and
members of the Cabinet. Several members of our conference provided outstanding
leadership for this event. On the last morning of this convocation, time was given for
each individual conference to meet and make decisions and plans of "next steps." The
NCC meeting was led by LaNella Smith and the group developed an extensive list of
responses and a commitment to make diversity a genuine priority with intentional
actions that will teach the church to embrace all people. The first immediate step was to
be a follow-up meeting on February 19 held at Hollands UMC in Raleigh. During the
meeting, it was obvious that all agreed on the urgent need to stop activities that
generate support with a predominant presence of persons of color, and that we begin to
find ways to educate the church and open up opportunities for genuine understanding
and love of one another and a desire to be truly inclusive. The Multicultural Ministries
Team continues to look for ways to be intentional about generating respect and
appreciation for all, as well as an understanding that to be one in Christ, we must see
each other as equals. This was a serious conversation, full of passion and
commitment.
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Several of our clergy women attended the Clergy-Women of Color Conference
in Los Angeles, CAin January 2008. The Stewardship Seminar for African-American
Churches was led by Rev. Melvin Amerson of the Texas Methodist Foundation, with
participation of approximately 130 church leaders from across the Conference.
Strengthening the Black Church also organized an event at Lake Junalaska, "Ebony
Exploration for Ministry" for youth, grades 10-12, in April. This was in conjunction with the
Western North Carolina Conference, the North Georgia Conference, and the Holston
Conference. Thirteen young persons from our conference, all contemplating a call to
ministry attended this event.
At the initiative of our committee, Irene Brownlee, Director of the Leadership
Academy and Steve Compton, Director of Congregational Development were invited to
have a dialogue about the curricula of the leadership program and how the leadership
of the different ethnic constituencies can share their experience and wisdom within a
multicultural perspective among other issues. Our main concern is that in the process
of preparing pastors for new church starts, we should begin to move beyond racial and
cultural categorization of churches, and that pastors of new churches be specifically
trained and challenged to start churches that are multi-cultural and multi-ethnic. Training
that is presented in the relevant context is necessary for these leaders to be effective in
multi-cultural/ethnic circumstances.
Native American Ministries has been in a process of self-evaluation and the
development of a strategic plan for the new quadrennium is now in place. Clergy have
been gathering on a regular basis to evaluate their goals regarding leadership
development. Bishop Gwinn met with Native American leadership, both clergy and laity,
and ground has been broken for a group home in Pembroke (SEMAR). This will be the
first in the nation. They had training led by UMVIM and went as a work team to
Mississippi last year. Plans are in place to do the same this year. There are also plans
to send two young adult leaders to a Native American national convocation.
The Hispanic/Latino Ministries Committee has organized several events during
this past year, which you may read about in their report.
Rosanna Panizo, Chairperson
Peru Covenant, Task Force on
Year 2007/2008 continues to demonstrate that during the past 19 years, the Covenant
between the North Carolina Conference and the Methodist Church of Peru is an excellent
example of mutuality-in-mission.
This Covenant does not involve us in administrative and financial issues, but in the
human relationship of mutuality, connecting the churches through the love of Christ,
where Latin American Christians can contribute to the church of the Northern
Hemisphere and thereby enrich this relationship (Bishop Aldo Etchegoyen - Chair of the
Methodist Churches in Latin America).
One of the key participants in this vibrant ministry is Southern Pines UMC. The
church's work in Peru has included three components: work-teams, conducting free
medical clinics, and leading a Sunday afternoon children's activity. Over the last several
years, Southern Pines UMC has worked at a small Methodist Church at Jose Olaya, a
shantytown about 45 minutes north of Lima. Wth the help of a United Methodist
Volunteer in Mission team from the Missouri Annual Conference and grants from the
North Carolina Annual Conference, land was purchased and a Christian Education
building was constructed.
In the fullest spirit of the Covenant, through the NC Rainbow Covenant Advance
giving, other churches joined this ministry and birthed a free medical clinic. Last year,
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the clinic treated over 400 people. Health kits were provided and medicines were
donated. Dr. Astrid Diaz provided dental care.
The Rev. Sherry Driscoll, a member of Southern Pines UMC, stated, "In 2008, we
had 17 team members, our largest group. I think all of us were amazed at the size of the
sanctuary! So much work had been completed since we had been there last March - the
walls and ceiling of the second floor, the addition of the roof, tiling of the sanctuary, and
installation of windows. Additionally, the free medical clinic was even more successful
than previous years. Dr. Matt Harmody estimates that 700 patients were seen in 3 days."
"It was amazing how much work was completed in the sanctuary on Saturday - the
walls and columns were given their final coats of paint and the installation of the tile,
stained glass windows, and lights. There was much activity going on at once!"
"On Sunday, March 2, 2008 Bishop Jorge Bravo consecrated the sanctuary. It was a
very special celebration - with music, clapping, picture taking, and many tears of joy
shed. Many persons took part in the service. There was singing, scripture readings, and
prayers. Gracie Feese, from the Missouri Annual Conference, who had been part of the
group that built the first wooden sanctuary, spoke of her experience at Jose Olaya and
beautifully sang "Amazing Grace." The North Carolina team sang "Santo, Santo, Santo"
and "Kum Ba Yah." The team presented a plaque commemorating the consecration
along with checks totaling $2100 to go towards furnishings for the building. We all felt a
sense of completion."
In a true partnership of ministry, in individual teams, like Southern Pines, and
through the extended connection of the Rainbow Covenant, we have worked together to
build a church for the people of Jose Olaya, which will stand as a testimony to the glory
of God for many years. A church has literally risen out of the sand where the people of
this shantytown can learn of the saving grace of Jesus Christ. As we have all been truly
blessed by this experience, in the voice of community and connection, we loudly
proclaim: "Gracias a Dios!"
The Raleigh District entered into this Mutuality in Mission when North Raleigh UMC
and White Plains UMC organized teams. In July/August 2007, they worked together with
brothers and sisters at Jose Olaya, Chancay, Huaral and Peralvillo UMCs.
Another key facet of the Peru Covenant ministry has been the strong commitment to
training, teaching, and seminary relationship. During the summer of 2007, a group of
Duke Divinity School students journeyed to Peru. Dr. Kristin Herzog, widow of Professor
Frederick Herzog who helped to initiate the exchange with Peru in 1987, continues to be
a strong supporter of the Theological Training Program in Huancayo. The Rev. Tiffney
Marley, Director of Black Church Studies in the Divinity School, and Prof. Susan
Eastman, Professor of New Testament also participated. This will continue in 2008. In
the summer of 2007, two Divinity School students did a ten-week internship in
Huancayo, 12000 feet high in the Peruvian Andes, working with two seminaries, one
Methodist and one ecumenical.
On August 15, Peru suffered a tragic earthquake that destroyed 80% of the city of Pisco.
Over 500 people died. The NC Conference quickly responded to the crisis. In
partnership with Stop Hunger Now, the international food ministry, we shipped 287,000
ready-to-eat meals with a value of $57,000. Much remains to be done, so if you would
like to help, please contact the Office of Missions or the Peru Covenant Team.
In this mutual journey, these two Methodist bodies, the North Carolina Conference and
the Iglesia Metodista del Peru have greatly benefited in affirming their global Methodist
heritage, have breathed in the richness of life with the other, and have known God in
connected expressions of worship and faith. In this, they have learned that they know
more of Christ in covenant than they ever did apart. As the Reverend Sherry Driscoll, co-
leader of the Southern Pines UMC Peru Mission Team, said so well, "One of the most
beautiful moments happened when we shared the sacrament of Holy Communion with
the Comas 13 congregation. Even though we spoke different languages, were from
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different cultures and economic groups, and lived on different continents, we were all
one through Christ Jesus, our Lord! Thanks be to God!"
Luis F. Reinoso, Chairperson
United Methodist Women
"Come to the Potter for Healing"
The theme for 2007 was "Come to the Potter for Healing" and the focus scripture
was II Corinthians 4:7: "But we have this treasure in earthen vessels, that the
surpassing greatness may be of God and not we ourselves." With blessings from
above and the generous giving of the local women in our conference, we were able to
send $475,813 to Women's Division for mission giving. This money will enable us to
help women, children and youth to become better educated and to reach out to others
all around the world. We were also instrumental in helping Methodist Home for Children
raise over $160,000.
The North Carolina Conference Executive Committee met in January at First UMC in
Rocky Mount, in March at Brooks Howell in Asheville and in September at Westover UMC
in Raleigh. The Executive Committee made plans to sponsor programs and events to
meet the needs of North Carolina United Methodist Women, especially women and
children. We are a supportive community, working to accomplish our goals as we re-
evaluate our programs to established new goals in order to help strengthen our
organization.
At the 39 and Under Event held at Centenary UMC in Smithfield on February 23-24,
workshop leader, Rev. Lisa Yebuah, inspired approximately 150 young women to
remember that miracles of Jesus have an impact on the lives of those that believe that
there is still healing in the Potter's House. The "Little Women" Teen Circle of Four Oaks
UMC shared their story of mission and fellowship. Workshops were held on spiritual,
physical, financial and organizational healing. Courtney Jones and Paulette Kim of the
Women's Division were co-instructors on a special workshop for teen membership.
On March 10, our conference officers, district officers and potential leaders from
each district attended a "ReKindle the Gift" workshop on leadership skills. The event
was held at Pinehurst UMC and was led by Julia Tulloch, staff member of Women's
Division.
The Conference Racial Justice Workshop was held at First UMC in Rocky Mount on
April 28. Carol Barton and Elmira Nazombe, Women's Division staff, led the workshop
on immigration. Approximately 200 ladies were in attendance.
The Spiritual Enrichment Retreat, May 18-19 was held at Jarvis Memorial UMC in
Greenville. The women were asked to be "Resurrection Women" through our
understanding of and commitment to God's mission to women, children and youth.
Nancy Bearden Hudson and Joyce Winston, officers of the SEJ Core Planning Group,
led the retreat.
In June, the conference officers and School of Christian Mission dean, assistant
dean and study leaders attended the South Atlantic Regional School of Christian
Mission at Virginian Wesleyan College in Norfolk, VA. Ann Davis, our conference
secretary was the dean of the school. Our study leaders were introduced to our mission
studies — Music and Mission, Globalization: Its Impact on Our Lives and Israel and
Palestine. Our Conference School of Christian Mission was held at Methodist University
in Fayetteville on July 25-28. On Friday evening, Joan Purcell, Director of MATCH,
presented an overview of the MATCH program. Individuals donated various gifts, along
with monetary donations for programming events.
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National Seminar was held August 11-16 at Scarritt-Bennett Center in Nashville, TN.
The theme was "Turn this World Upside Down." Melba McCallum attended as the North
Carolina Conference Representative.
The Mother Child Retreat was held at Camp Don Lee on September 16-18. The camp
was filled to capacity with 230 mothers and their children in attendance. Madoline
Murphy led this event.
Our conference annual meeting was held on October 13 at Methodist University in
Fayetteville. There were 468 persons in attendance. The 2008 budget was approved
and the 2008 conference officers were installed. Officers for 2008-2009 are Ann Davis,
president; Sandra Croom, secretary; JoAnn Barbour, coordinator for Social Action; Dora
Ann Maness, chairperson of Nominations and Doris Wade, LaNella Smith and Kendall
McDougald, committee members. Eight recipients were awarded $8,000.00 in
scholarships.
Conference DO-IT-DAY was held November 10 at Westminster UMC in Kinston. The
district officers were trained in job responsibilities. The November 17-19 Leadership
Training for the new conference officers was held in St. Louis, MO. Those attending
were Ann Davis, JoAnn Barbour, Doris Wade, and LaNella Smith.
Our local units and district teams, put in many hours as volunteers in their local
communities in food and clothes pantries, tutors in schools, visitors in nursing homes,
at mission project sites as well as their local churches. They put together several
hundred school kits, health kits, flood buckets, and layettes.
The North Carolina Conference United Methodist Women would like to express their
thanks and gratitude to Jimmie Shuler for her four years of service as our Conference
President.
Ann Davis, Conference President
Jimmie Shuler, Past Conference President
SPIRITUAL FORMATION AND LEADERSHIP CIRCLE
Campus Ministry
United Methodist Campus Ministries
Duke Wesley Fellowship
Duke Wesley continues to direct energy into the renovation of the Duke Wesley
House even while we use it for programming, worship, and general fun. Six people
currently live in the house, modeling for all of us Christian community and Christian
hospitality. Residents for the upcoming school year have been selected and are already
thinking together about new and better ways to use this wonderful facility. Owning
property has not deterred us from our primary responsibility to model mission and
ministry to the larger Duke Campus. On April 19th, we dedicated our Habitat for
Humanity House, our fourth in the past six years. For spring break, we sent students to
Belize and Honduras and kept another team here in Durham to study the issue of Racial
Reconciliation. Over the winter break, we sent a team to New Orleans, the fourth team
since Hurricane Katrina hit. In the fall, we journeyed to Hinton Rural Life Center in the
western part of North Carolina. While these are the headline grabbers, it is the faithful
and steady work of worshiping and celebrating the Eucharist together each week,
studying Word and world through small groups, challenging ourselves to move from
social charity to engaged social justice, and finding time to laugh and play that provide
the real glue for this community of faith. Thanks be to God for sending us the Holy Spirit
and uniting us through the love of Christ.
Jennifer E. Copeland, United Methodist Chaplain, Duke University
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Wesley Foundation at UNC-Chapel Hill
Campus Ministry at the Wesley Foundation at UNC-Chapel Hill is thriving and
growing. As we continue to move forward with our building expansion project, students
are excited and eager to generate new programs to encourage broader participation in
our ministry. Our new mission statement speaks to this:
Wesley is a Spirit-led living and learning community where faith development and
servant leaders are nurtured: rooted in Jesus Christ, grounded in the Wesleyan
tradition and practicing radical hospitality.
Our small group ministries continue to increase in number and size. This year, we
offered two Disciple Bible Studies and two additional Bible studies (Song of Solomon
and "Troubling Scripture Passages"); we discussed God and Politics, Christ and
Culture and provided support groups for students in transition (specifically freshmen
and seniors). We continue to worship weekly and serve the community monthly, while
also gathering weekly for fellowship and spiritual growth. A group of students spent
spring break in ministry in the village of Jacu, Panama, painting a church roof and
school classrooms, and playing with the children. We fielded multiple intramural teams
(a great way to bring new students into the ministry) and cheered on the men's
basketball team. And together, we grieved the loss of Eve Carson, UNC Student
President.
Wesley is grateful for the ongoing support for campus ministry from the North
Carolina Conference in the midst of great change. Our commitments to holy hospitality,
faith formation and leadership development continue to produce fruit that the
Conference can feel good about. All that we are and all that we do for God in this place
is to advance God's vision for a just and humane world as defined by the love of Jesus
Christ.
Rev. Jan Rivero, Campus Minister, Wesley Foundation UNC-Chapel Hill
Raleigh Wesley Foundation
The Raleigh Wesley Foundation in many ways resembles an Acts 2 church. We
truly practice radical hospitality in that all students have a place around our table. While
most of our students are United Methodist, there are some who are not and some who
have little or no church background. We are a place that welcomes the stranger (and the
familiar) regardless of who they are, what they are, or where they are in their faith
journey. Some are drawn by our "gastro-evangelism" but they stay because they find a
place to belong and call home. We are also marked by passionate worship and value
our role as a worshipping community. At least once a month, we use our weekly meeting
time to share in worship that is diverse and to share in the celebration of Holy
Communion. Worship is an important part of our retreats and mission trips as well.
With the addition of our new worship center, we plan to offer worship opportunities on a
weekly basis. We are intentional about spiritual formation. We offer a number of small
group experiences in addition to our weekly meeting; time set aside for Bible study
discussion and spiritual formation. At least twice a year, we plan weekend retreats to
build community and strengthen faith. Finally, risk-taking mission is also a vital part of
our ministry. We believe that our students should be challenged to meet the needs of
others through mission and service, both locally and abroad. Each year we plan a
mission trip, alternating between domestic and international trips, so that our students
can be exposed to diverse cultures, lifestyles and environments. By expanding their
perspectives, students learn that there are many of our brothers and sisters who are in
need and for whom we should be concerned. We have also participated in
campus-wide service events such as Shack-A-Thon to benefit Habitat for Humanity,
Service NC State to help package over 300,000 meals for Stop Hunger Now, and Service
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Raleigh. This past May, we worked with the MERCI Center to repair homes for low
income families in Wayne County.
Kirk Oldham, Campus Minister, Raleigh Wesley Foundation
Wesley Foundation of Greenville
Each summer, for the past five years, we have had a major improvement project to
our facilities. This past summer, the project was renovating the Daniel T. Earnhardt
Auditorium (named after our former director). The students did all the work. They
constructed and installed acoustic panels and decorative banners, redesigned the
stage, added theatrical lighting, mounted speakers, an LCD projector and screen to the
ceiling and rewired everything to a huge control booth in the rear. Perhaps the best thing
was nearly all expenses were paid for by the students, and yes it really does give a
boost to the level of praise and worship.
During the fall, we had two overnighters for over 100 middle school students from
11 different churches around the NC Conference. The theme was based on the board
game Clue. Six of our Wesley students dressed up as the Clue characters: Miss Scarlet,
Col. Mustard, Mr. Green, etc. and were joined at a mystery dinner by the middle
schoolers. In the course of the meal, the characters all slipped out along with the host,
Mr. Black (played by our campus minister, Scott Wlkinson). Suddenly the news spread
that Mr. Black has been murdered and the middle schoolers are all hired as detectives
to try and solve the mystery. As they sleuth around the Methodist Student Center, they
encounter each of the characters again gaining more and more clues with each
encounter. Finally, a video of Mr. Black (made just before his murder) is discovered. All
participants watch together as Black tells of his new found faith in Christ and that the
"mystery hidden from the ages is Christ in you." As Black gives a personal word to each
character, the final clue is given and the murder is finally revealed. Praise and worship,
games and movies continued all night and the middle schoolers left after a hearty
breakfast. Needless to say, everyone had a blast!
We had two successful mission trips during spring break. One group of seven
went to New Orleans and continued the Hurricane Katrina relief work. Another group of
19 went to the Dominican Republic. They painted a church, did three days of VBS with
120 children and served food to a pressing crowd of hungry Haitian refugees living little
better than slaves on a sugar cane plantation.
Later in the spring, five rooms at the Methodist Student Center were decorated to
emphasize five different forms of prayer: Confession, Meditation (featuring a 30'
labyrinth), New Life, Empowerment (complete with tongues of fire and a mighty wind!)
and Intercession (with scenes encouraging participants to pray for those who
experience prejudice, war, hunger or natural disasters). People from area churches, as
well as students from ECU and Pitt Community College made the 30 to 45 minute
journey through our "House of Prayer."
Our Thursday night programs continue to average about 50 students. Often the
meal is provided by a different UMW group from area churches and after praise and
worship, a message is given by our director or a student or guest. Please pray that we
will continue to be a faithful, Christ-centered "Home-Away-From-Home" to college
students in the Greenville area.
Scott Wlkinson, Campus Minister, Wesley Foundation of Greenville
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Wesley Foundation at UNC-Pembroke
The Wesley Foundation is a vital part of First UMC-Pembroke, UNC-Pembroke and
the Pembroke area. The campus minister and the student intern have been active in all
three areas, finding new ministries and improving upon old ones. Some of those are as
follows:
• The Wesley Foundation maintains an hour of devotion on Wednesday mornings for
any students who would like to participate. This time of fellowship takes place in the
University Chapel, a place conducive to Christian worship.
• A soup kitchen/clothing closet has been established in Pembroke for those how are
in dire need of assistance. The Wesley Foundation contributes to this effort
financially and with volunteer time from the campus minister and students.
• The local high school sponsors a group called the Young Christian Association
(YCA). Approximately 70-80 students gather before school on Wednesday mornings
for breakfast and a devotion led by various people from the community. On
numerous occasions, the Wesley Foundation has furnished breakfast, devotions
and other materials for the students.
• In the summer, an intern from Duke, spending a week at First UMC-Pembroke, also
worked on ways to improve and grow the Wesley Foundation.
• The campus minister (pastor of First UMC-Pembroke) is abreast of needs in the
community and on the campus and if there is any way that the Wesley Foundation
or the church as a whole can meet them, the appropriate actions are carried out.
The Wesley Foundation at UNC-Pembroke is one with lots of potential. As of yet, it is
still a small ministry, but the growing campus and the many needs of the town make it
possible for the Wesley Foundation to be a vital part in the life of the community. The
campus minister and student intern maintain contact with the district superintendent
and other local pastors (both United Methodist and others) so that they might better and
fully understand the mission and vision. Wth God's grace and the love of Christ, the
Wesley Foundation will thrive at UNC-P
Dufrene Cummings, Campus Minister and Pastor, Wesley Foundation, UNC-Pembroke
and First UMC-Pembroke
United Christian Campus Ministry in Wilmington
The mission of United Christian Campus Ministry (UCCM) of Southeastern North
Carolina, Inc is to encourage, nurture and support the spiritual growth of all the people
at institutions of higher education in Southeastern North Carolina. We fulfill this mission
in various ways on the campuses of The University of North Carolina - Wlmington
(UNCW) and Cape Fear Community College (CFCC).
In addition to providing experiences for students to grow in their faith through the student
group FO.C.U.S. (Fellowship of Christian University Students) on the UNCW campus,
UCCM continues to expand our ministry to others through various programs on both
campuses. UCCM is well established on both campuses - UNCW and CFCC. In 1972,
UCCM was the first campus ministry on the UNCW campus and is the first campus
ministry in the NC Conference to reach out to a community college. UCCM has been
well received on the CFCC campus since 2001.
UCCM continues to be well respected on the campuses and is invited by the
administration to participate in areas that would normally be off limits. Much depends on
the relationship of trust which is, in part, due to the ecumenical nature of the ministry.
UCCM is supported by The United Methodist, the Presbyterian PCUSA and the Disciples
of Christ (Christian) Churches.
An important event this year was after the Virginia Tech tragedy occurred in the
spring of 2007. UCCM was called upon to coordinate a student-led memorial service
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and to share a message on behalf of the university regarding the resources available to
students in need. Over 450 people attended this memorial service on campus.
UCCM is on the Cape Fear Community College (CFCC) campus, too. UCCM strives to
find ways to support the students and staff to reduce the stress level if even for a little
while and to be a ministry of presence to those in need. UCCM does this through
coffee breaks, stress relief tables, spirituality/health awareness and many one on one
discussion times. The number of lives touched at the community college is about 800
per year.
Nancy L. Cooper. Campus Minister, United Christian Campus Ministry of Southeastern
North Carolina
United Christian Campus Ministry at NC Central University
The United Christian Campus Ministry has been involved in the following ministries
since July, 2007:
The Reorganization of Christian Student Fellowship with a focus on mission,
outreach and discipleship. Students are involved in tutoring elementary and middle
school students in local community centers. They participate in local worship in area
churches, attending regional and national conventions, hosting programs and seminars
on campus. Christian Student Fellowship joined with other ministries on campus to
host a series on sexuality and living in the will of God.
FITT Ministry (FAITH, INTEGRITY, TRUTH & TRUST) is a men's ministry to
encourage, nurture and build relationships for maintaining a spiritual presence in a
collegiate environment. This ministry was responsible for membership intake, Bible
study and hosting its first MAN UP conference that focus on issues (i.e. relationships,
wellness, moral development) that males are confronted with on college campuses.
Speakers included local pastors, alumni and student leadership of the campus.
United Christian Campus Ministry continues to provide leadership and presence for
various university programs such as the Organization Fair, 9/11 Remembrance Service,
Martin Luther King, Jr. Week Activities, Convocations, Graduation, fundraising and other
university events.
Michael D. Page, Executive Director, United Christian Campus Ministry - NCCU
Children's Ministry Team
In children's ministries we celebrate...
..."Let the children come..." a resource event for adults in leadership of local church
children's ministry held Saturday, April 19 at Salem UMC in Greenville and again on
Saturday, August 23 at Page Memorial UMC-Aberdeen. This event includes. ..worship
that models inclusion of children led by Rev. Laura Early and All God's Children UMC
and workshops offered on use of One Room curriculum, involving children in mission,
selection of curriculum resources and churches partnering with parents for faith
formation of children.
...The work of the Conference Safe Sanctuaries Task Force. (See related report)
...Participation by several leaders in children's ministry from churches across the
Conference in the Large Church Initiative/General Board of Discipleship sponsored
FORUM event in February, 2008 (in anticipation of the NC Conference hosting this event
in 2010).
...The work of Margaret Anne Biddle as a childcare (weekday ministries such as
preschool, afterschool and daycare) consultant with primarily rural churches funded by a
grant from The Duke Endowment.
...The opportunities provided for children through outdoor and camping ministries
related by faith to the NC Conference and part of our extended connectional ministries at
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Chestnut Ridge, Don Lee and Rockfish.
In particular, we celebrate all that local churches are doing in ministry to, with and by
children as we welcome every child in Jesus' name!
Amy Staley, Chairperson
Christian Educators Fellowship
The purpose of CEF is to nurture, support, challenge, and advocate for persons
responsible for working in the all areas of Christian spiritual formation or discipleship
training, such as Directors of Christian Education, Directors of Children, Youth or Adults,
Sunday School leaders and teachers, and Small Group ministry leaders. As a response
to a survey to various Christian Educators serving in an ever-growing spectrum of
ministry areas, and through a visioning and discerning process, some organizational
changes were begun in the 2007-2008 season.
Those working in the area of Christian Education expressed a need for more
opportunities to learn, to network and for renewal with less distance to travel. With that in
mind, the Leadership Team developed a strategy for conference-wide training, retreating
for renewal, and continuation of traditional events (Book and Resource Sharing in May
and Celebration/Installation of Officers in December) Regional networking groups were
identified throughout the Conference.
Plans are for a day for training and a two day retreat for Spiritual Renewal to be held
each year. The NC chapter of CEF hosted a "day apart" in November with the theme:
"The Methodist Way: Living in Covenant with Christ and One Another", led by Mary Jane
Pierce Norton, Family and Hispanic Ministries, General Board for Discipleship and a
Deacon in the NC Conference. The 2008 retreat, "Call to Sabbath" was held at the
Bergland Adult Retreat Center at Rockfish Camp and Retreat Center, led by Jo Elaine
Harris, a Deacon serving as Raleigh District Missions Pastor.
Regional networking groups are being established. The first to form outside of the
Raleigh area was the Fayetteville, Sanford, Rockingham group, facilitated by Dorothy
Funkhouser. This group meets monthly at various churches within the region. Groups in
the Raleigh, Burlington, and Wilmington districts and other areas are in the forming
stages. Information about plans, meetings, events and resources are available on a link
from the NC Conference website.
http://www.nccumc.org/nccefnew/default.htm
Several Christian Educators from our Conference will be attending the National
Christian Educators Conference, "Blessed to be a Blessing" in Albuquerque, New
Mexico in October 2008 and will be bringing home resources to be shared.
Joyce Horn, Chapter President
Clergy Care, Committee on
Since 1971 the Committee on Clergy Care (formerly the Committee on Pastoral Care)
has served clergy in the North Carolina Annual Conference by providing financial aid for
confidential professional counseling and marriage and family enrichment. Beginning 2004,
in keeping with our understanding of the call and ministry of those who serve the Church
as commissioned minister, deacon, diaconal minister, elder, or licensed local pastor under
appointment, the Committee is now referred to as the Committee on Clergy Care. The
Committee is comprised of five members from the Board of Ordained Ministry (one of
whom serves as chairperson); one representative from the Conference Clergy Living
Committee; one representative from the Clergy Partners Association; and one Pastoral
Counselor. Funding for grants and expenses of the committee is included in the budget of
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the Board of Ordained Ministry and the awarding of grants is dependent upon the availability
of funds.
Financial aid is available to both clergy and diaconal ministers and their families, as
described in the section below entitled, "Eligibility for Financial Grants". The financial
grants, of up to $400 per family per calendar year, are provided to cover one-half of the cost
of counseling sessions. Ministers under the NC Conference health insurance program
should review the Health Care Benefits for outpatient psychiatric care. The coordination of
insurance benefits and Clergy Care Grants should not exceed 100% of fees charged.
MARRIAGE AND FAMILY ENRICHMENT
The Committee on Clergy Care encourages participation in marriage and family
enrichment events, including those focusing on the needs of single, as well as married
ministers. Grants up to $100 per individual, or $200 per family or couple, per calendar year,
are available. A schedule and/or outline of the events, leaders' names and credentials and
verification of participation should accompany a letter of application for the grant.
ELIGIBILITY FOR FINANCIAL GRANTS
Persons who qualify for financial grants:
1. Clergy who are members of the NC Annual Conference whose status is active,
retired or on leave in accordance with ffll 353, 354 or 355 of The Book of Discipline 2004, or
any person, regardless of conference relationship, who is serving a local church of the NC
Annual Conference, or a dependent.
2. Diaconal ministers and or candidates who are serving a local church and are
members of the NC Conference.
3. Grant eligibility continues for two years for persons who have terminated their
relationship with The United Methodist Church, for surviving spouses of minister and for
former spouses of eligible persons.
Conference clergy and diaconal ministers and their families are eligible for grants. A
family is defined as dependents of the minister living in a ministers' home or parsonage,
including spouse, children, parents and grandparents. Ministers' children through the age
of 22, whether attending college or living at home, are eligible to receive financial grants.
COUNSELORS AND THERAPISTS WHO QUALIFY FOR FINANCIAL GRANTS
Only counselors and therapists who meet the following criteria qualify to receive grants
from the Committee on Clergy Care:
Psychiatrist: American Medical Association (AMA) Board Certification, North Carolina
License;
Psychologist (Clinical): Licensed Practicing Psychologist LPP and/or HSP-P), North
Carolina License;
Pastoral Counselor: Member, Fellow or Diplomat of the American Association of Pastoral
Counselors, Inc. (AAPC)
Counselor: Clinical Member of the American Association of Marriage and Family
Therapists (AAMFT), North Carolina Certified Marriage and Family Therapists, North
Carolina Licensed Professional Counselors (LPL)
Social Worker: Member Association of Certified Social Workers (ACSW)
APPLICATION PROCEDURE
The Counselor or therapist, at the request of the qualifying client who is receiving the
counseling, is to make application for a grant to the Chairperson of the Committee on
Clergy Care in the following manner:
1. The counselor or therapist requests an application form and instructions from the
Office of Ministerial Relations. This request should be addressed in care of the
Office of Ministerial Relations, PO Box 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605, or by calling
either 919-832-9560 or 800-849-4433, ext 244.
2. Once the application and instructions for a Clergy Care Grant are received by the
counselor/therapist, and a determination is made that the client qualifies, the application
should be completed and returned to the Chairperson of the Committee on Clergy Care.
To protect the confidentiality of the client, the client's name shall never appear on the
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application. When more than one member of the client's family is involved in counseling,
all family members shall be assigned the same case number.
3. The counselor/therapist will receive the financial aid grant on behalf of the client to
apply to the client's account or to refund to the client if the account has already
been paid. Clients should request from the therapist a statement showing the
amount of financial assistance received from the Clergy Care Committee and
should request the counselor/therapist to contact the Chairperson of Clergy Care
to negotiate an acceptable procedure if any problems arise concerning the
process. The client, not the Clergy Care Committee, is responsible for all contracts,
negotiated fees and payment of services that are provided.
4. The deadline for submitting grant applications is December 20th of the calendar
year in which the services were provided.
In 2007, the Committee on Pastoral Care granted $8742.76 for counseling sessions.
This represents 501 sessions with counselors and therapists during the calendar year.
Grants processed in 2007 totaled 48, representing 250 sessions for clergy, 7 for cleric and
spouse, 66 for spouse, 34 for children. Of these 48 grants, 8 received the 2007 maximum
of $400.00 in assistance and 4 received at least half to two-thirds of the maximum grant .
Alice Kunka, Chairperson
Clergy Counseling and Consultation, Commission on
The Commission on Clergy Counseling and Consultation (CCCC), established by
the 2000 Annual Conference, addresses the needs of clergy and their families for
psychological services. The director of the Clergy Counseling and Consultation Service,
Jane Clark Moorman, MSW, LCSW, BCD, continues to:
1) Provide diagnostic assessment, counseling, psychotherapy, and referral
services for clergy and members of their families within their faith perspective;
2) Provide mental health consultation to clergy regarding their pastoral
counseling work with parishioners and round-the-clock assistance in handling
crises;
3) Establish a network of mental health providers throughout the North Carolina
Conference who understand the particular stresses of clergy families and can
provide counseling/psychotherapy for them upon referral;
4) Plan/provide continuing education programs designed to enhance ssessment,
counseling and referral skills of our clergy.
Because this service has been supported by appropriations from the NC Annual
Conference, it has been possible until now for the CCCS to provide these services while
charging no fees to our clergy. As always, Ms. Moorman maintains a policy of strict
confidentiality, guarding the privacy of those who seek her services. While clergy
always have the option of seeking services from other providers, utilizing their health
insurance benefit, the CCCS has remained in demand and the task force appointed by
Bishop Gwinn recommended in 2007 that the service be continued. Further information
regarding the CCCS or appointments is available by calling Ms. Moorman at toll-free
866-440-4200 or Durham local 919-402-4200.
The Bishop's Task Force also recommended in 2007 that the CCCS work toward
self-funding, and suggested filing for insurance reimbursement. In response to this, the
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2007 Annual Conference deleted operational funds from the CCCS budget beginning in
2009. Although the CCCC would prefer to retain the current funding mechanism, it has
over the past year been diligently seeking to respond to this mandate by exploring a
variety of options, thus far without success. The Insurance Committee has decided
against direct funding from insurance funds, and NC Blue Cross/Blue Shield has
closed its panel to new mental health providers. We are communicating with several
endowments in order to identify possible grant sources and to identify other fund raising
options. To address this need for 2009 operating funds, an Advance Special #
S00182 has been established with the Annual Conference in the hope that some of
you who read this report might wish to support this program financially.
Also in response to the Task Force, the CCCC has endeavored to improve its
connection with the Annual Conference by its chairman attending meetings of the
Spiritual Formation and Leadership Development Circle and has a written plan for
coverage should its director become incapacitated.
The long term stability of this program, however, depends on long term financial
stability, and, as this report is prepared, this remains uncertain.
Ted R. Kunstling, M.D., Chairman
Conference Relations, Committee on
The Committee on Conference Relations has as its primary responsibility the assisting
of any clergy who seek to change or terminate their relationship with the Annual Conference.
Changes in conference relationship may occur in any of the following ways: 1)
discontinuation, 2) leave of absence, 3) retirement, 4) sabbatical leave, 5) maternity/paternity
leave, 6) family leave, 7) termination of conference relationship (surrender of credentials),
8) honorable location.
The Conference Relations Committee meets with the person who is seeking a change in
conference relationship upon the request of that person, or upon request of the Cabinet or
the Board of Ordained Ministry. The committee attempts to determine what is appropriate
in each case by posing questions, offering counsel and providing support. The committee
then discusses the request and acts upon it by making a recommendation to the Board of
Ordained Ministry. In any event, the person requesting the change and the Conference
Relations Committee acting on the request must follow the requirements in The Book of
Discipline.
The Book of Discipline provides specific guidelines applying to each of the categories
of conference membership. All those persons in the various categories of conference
membership (other than the effective relationship) should remember to familiarize
themselves with, and adhere to, the disciplinary guidelines which apply to that category.
The Committee on Conference Relations issues a yearly reminder of these guidelines
through a letter approved by the Board of Ordained Ministry at its annual meeting. Following
the appropriate guidelines is particularly important for clergy on leave of absence; for these
persons, exercise of any ministerial function is restricted to the Charge Conference in
which their membership is held. The Conference Relations Committee would take this
opportunity to reiterate that pastors on leave of absence cannot perform weddings, conduct
funerals, or administer the sacraments outside the bounds (both geographical and
membership bounds) of that charge conference.
Every spring (since 1987) the Conference Relations Committee has hosted a
luncheon for those who will be retiring from the North Carolina Annual Conference at the
June session of that year. At this luncheon, the retirees and their spouses are informed
about various matters relating to their retirement such as insurance, housing, and pension
benefits. This year's retirement luncheon was held at St. Luke United Methodist Church in
Goldsboro on Tuesday, May 13, 2008.
Thomas G. Holtsclaw, Chairperson
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Continuing Education, Committee on
The Continuing Education Committee of the Board of Ordained Ministry has the
responsibility of developing continuing education programs that will enable ministers to
fulfill the Disciplinary requirements. According to the Book of Discipline, "Clergy shall be
expected to continue their education and spiritual growth throughout their careers, including
carefully developed personal programs of study augmented periodically by involvement in
organized educational and spiritual growth activities." The Discipline further states that, "In
most cases the ordained ministers' continuing education and spiritual growth program
should allow for such leaves at least one week each year and at least one month during
one year of each quadrennium. Such leaves shall not be considered as part of the ministers'
vacations and shall be planned in consultation with their charges or other agencies to
which they are appointed as well as the bishop, district superintendent, and Annual
Conference Continuing Education Committee."
In providing the resources to enable pastors to meet the minimum requirement of The
Discipline, the Committee on Continuing Education has edited a brochure that applies to
all clergy and diaconal ministers of the NC Annual Conference. The brochure contains
information defining Continuing Education, the role of the local church, and how the pastor's
continuing education can be financed. The brochure is printed as part of this report.
Continuing Education for Ministry in the NC Annual Conference:
Rationale: A prime expectation of every minister of the NC Annual Conference is professional
growth. In recent years, one of the major avenues through which such growth occurred has
been continuing education. In The Book of Discipline it states, "There are professional
responsibilities that elders are expected to fulfill and that represent a fundamental part of
their accountability and a primary basis for their continued eligibility for annual appointment.
Growth in vocational competence and effectiveness through continuing formation is
expected of conference members."
Definition: Continuing education is defined as an organized structured program of
formal study under competent leadership with clearly defined goals and objectives. Here
the key words are "organized," "competent leadership," and "clearly defined goals and
objectives." By this definition certain activities, though worthwhile, are not considered
"continuing education"; e.g., degree programs, recreational programs, course of study
programs, promotional meetings, worship services, entertainments, undirected reading,
and study travel (except for limited lecture, seminar, or workshop time), and the like.
The Conference Program:
The Conference Board of Ordained Ministry, through the Committee on Continuing
Education, performs three functions: 1) it sets minimum continuing education standards
for ministry; 2) it establishes guidelines for continuing education; and 3) it seeks to
insure their availability.
1. Minimum Standards: The NC Conference has established as a minimum standard
one Continuing Education Unit (CEU) to be earned by each minister from an
approved continuing education program each year. One CEU is defined as ten
contact hours of participation in an approved continuing education program.
2. Guidelines for Continuing Education Programs: CEUs will be approved for those
persons sponsored by organizations which are accredited by a) a regional
educational agency (such as the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools),
b) a professional accrediting agency (such as the American Medical Association),
or c) the Council on the Continuing Education Unit. It should also be noted that
only those programs which relate directly to ministerial growth and development
will be approved.
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3. Insuring their Availability: Efforts by the Board of Ordained Ministry to insure the
availability of continuing education programs include encouraging conference-
related and other colleges within the Conference bounds to offer courses for
ministers, providing supplementary financial aid for ministers, publicizing approved
programs, and identifying specific subject areas for needed programs.
Role of the Local Church: In addition to the minister, the local church has a significant
stake in the success of continuing education programs. The local church, therefore, has
an important role to play in continuing education.
The Pastor-Parish Relations Committee of the Local Church:
1. Confers with the pastor and the district superintendent in the development of a
continuing education program that will enhance the total ministry of the church.
2. Provides study leaves at least one week each year and at least one month during
one year of each quadrennium. Such study leaves are not to be considered
vacation time.
3. Recommends to the church's Finance Committee budgetary funds to be applied
toward the minister's continuing education program. In providing funds for
continuing education programs, the Pastor-Parish Relations Committee should
insure that only those programs which meet both the definitions and specific
guidelines above are funded.
Financial Aid to Clergy:
Funding for continuing education is the combined responsibility of the participant, the
congregation, the sponsoring institution, and the Annual Conference. Conference funds
for continuing education are derived as a portion of conference apportionments. Thus, it is
not possible (nor is it desirable) for the conference to assume a major responsibility.
Continuing education can be expensive. For this reason, local churches are encouraged
to provide a minimum of $300. 00 annually for each clergy and diaconal ministers' continuing
education.
All persons under Episcopal appointment to charges, conference staff positions,
Conference Evangelists, retired supply, and Extension Ministries appointed to conference-
related agencies and institutions are eligible for grants from the Conference funds provided:
1. The program meets the definitions and Conference guidelines described above.
2. The applicant has documented his or her efforts to secure funding from other
sources, including local church, Duke Endowment, and personal resources.
3. The application for a grant is filed on the appropriate form which furnishes
complete information about the event and bears the signatures of the applicant,
the Pastor-Parish chairperson, and district superintendent.
Continuing Education Grant Guidelines:
1. The maximum grant to an individual applicant over one conference year is $300.00
2. Grants are available for ordained, commissioned, licensed and diaconal
ministers who receive less than the CAC (Conference Average Compensation),
which includes salary and utilities, or less.
3. Applicants must use all funds designated by their local congregation or employing
organization prior to requesting Conference grants.
4. Grants for District Continuing Education Seminars shall be limited to $100.00,
based upon the availability of funds, regardless of the number of CEUs involved
and within the limits outlined in #1, 2, and 3.
5. Grants for Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) can be given when the CPE
program offers the required CEU credits. No more than $300.00 per CPE unit will
be granted in any given year. Grants for CPE are given only for non-degree
programs.
6. Holy Land Trips: A grant according to the current policy may be made once in a
pastor's career, providing funding is available.
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Monitoring Continuing Education Units:
1. The district superintendent, in annual consultation, may suggest to the clergy or
diaconal minister the area of continuing education he or she should take to
facilitate his or her professional growth. The pastor's annual Continuing Education
Report will be given to the district superintendent at the annual consultation or
other appropriate time.
2. Clergy shall have the responsibility for securing from the institution granting
Continuing Education credit a record of earned credit and providing a copy of this
record to the Office of Ministerial Relations.
3. It is the responsibility of each participant to determine, in consultation with the
Committee on Continuing Education, if a proposed program meets the criteria
prior to participation and funding.
E. Powell Osteen, Jr., Chairperson
Enlistment, Committee on
A simple look at the ages and faces of clergy in The United Methodist Church, one has
a better understanding of the statistical projections about the tremendous loss of clergy
through retirement over the next eight to ten years.
In our conference, for example, up to 100 clergy are eligible for retirement. The means by
which clergy are eligible for retirement are as follows:
§ Mandatory retirement at age 70
§ Early retirement
§ Retirement base upon years of service
If these eligible clergy were to retire in the next 3-5 years, the Bishop and the Cabinet
would be faced with an awesome void within the North Carolina Annual Conference.
The primary concern of the Committee on Enlistment is to raise the awareness of our
constituency within the bounds of the North Carolina Conference so that identification and
enlistment of ordained ministers is an ongoing concern that touches every dimension of
the body of Christ. In keeping with this goal the Committee on Enlistment is ready to
provide direction and encouragement in the process of clergy enlistment. More importantly,
the primary responsibility for identifying youth, young adults, and second career individuals
who are ready to answer God's call, falls upon local church pastors, laity in the local
churches, and campus ministers.
All too often, some people place God's call to the ministry behind economic or security
concerns. Sometimes a friend or a respected leader in a local church is more aware of a
calling upon an individual than the person him or herself. One of the roles of individuals
and Pastor-Parish Relations Committees in local churches is to confirm the claim of God
upon those that are called by directing them to their local church pastors, District
Superintendents, and District Committees on Ministry.
Previously the denomination offered an event on the even-numbered years designed
to help persons who are "exploring" a call to ministry. The 2006 Exploration event was held
November 17-19, 2006 in Jacksonville, Florida. Due to a recent change to every four years,
the next Exploration weekend will take place in 201 0, and it is designed to help one explore
the call to ministry, discover one's giftedness for ministry and ways in which to fulfill the call.
There are other spiritual encounters [opportunities] that have proven to be helpful in
understanding a call to ministry, such as, Disciple Bible Study and Emmaus. Events like
these have awakened and provided opportunities for so many to hear and respond to
God's call.
The Committee on Enlistment encourages all pastors and laity to assist [the Holy
Spirit] in facilitating, clarifying and discovering God's call. To assist those whom God has
called into ministry, is a high and holy honor and commitment.
Sam Wynn, Chairperson
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Itinerant Clergy Moving Expense, Committee on
Effective Date - June 1, 2008
The Itinerant Clergy Moving Expense Committee met to study moving expense needs
and policies.
The Committee makes the following recommendations.
I. Eligibility
A Pastors of local churches continuing under appointment to local churches within
the Conference, district superintendents, and Conference ministerial staff whose
salaries are paid from the Conference treasurer's office.
B. Pastors in section I. A. who become Conference Evangelists upon moving from
an appointment to new residence. Their moving expense to return to any of the
above categories will also be paid.
C. Pastors in section I. A. who retire from serving appointment or who assume
approved incapacity leave or return into active service from approved incapacity
leave.
D. Widows or widowers of those identified in section I. A. upon moving from place of
appoint-ment to new residence.
E. Pastors moving into an appointment in the North Carolina Conference to assume
full time or student appointments under section I. A.
F. Interim Supply pastors
G. Pastors being appointed to leave of absence are entitled to moving expense for
one leave of absence.
H. Pastors who are called to active military duty will be entitled to moving expense- at
the time of call up, if need be, and at the time of return, if need be, if not covered by
the military, with substanti-ation of the military orders.
I. Persons moving who are not defined above will not be eligible to make claim.
II. Payment of Claims
A All reimbursements must be substantiated with paid receipts for actual moving
expenses. All reimbursements must be for expenses which are deductible for
income tax purposes according to Internal Revenue code, Section 217, non-
taxable fringe benefits. Payment will be granted to all who are eligible to make
claims as follows:
1. Active itinerant clergy in section I. A., I.B., I.E., I.F. ,I.G. and I.H. (except retiring
clergy, widows, widowers, and clergy couples) will receive reimbursement of
costs up to $2,000.00 with submission of paid receipts for actual moving
expense.
2. Retiring itinerant clergy, widows, or widowers will receive reimbursement of
costs up to $3,000.00 with submission of paid receipts for actual moving
expenses. The retirement amount may be granted upon request when taking
incapacity leave in lieu of receiving the retirement benefit at retirement.
3. Itinerant clergy couples will receive reimburse-ment of costs up to $2,400.00
with submission of paid receipts for actual moving expenses. If only one
member of the clergy couple is re appointed, section II.A.1. will apply.
B. Travel: Mileage is reimbursed at the standard IRS rate for moving expense
deductions. This rate may be paid per mile per vehicle for a single trip to move
each vehicle to the new residence. If a vehicle is used to move household goods,
i.e., in lieu of a moving company, additional trips may be reimbursed as necessary.
The per trip mileage will be computed from appointment to appointment, or from
the Conference boundary to the appointment, or from the appointment to the
residence/Conference boundary (in case of retirement), whichever is less. Either
the mileage as described above or actual out of pocket expenses for gas, oil, etc,
may be reimbursed from the Conference boundary.
C. Reporting and Payment Requirements
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1. IRS guidelines require that moving expense reimbursements be reported on
a W-2. Based on recommendation from legal counsel and their consultations
with the Internal Revenue Service, we recommend that the W-2 be issued by
the local church. The Conference Treasurer will provide to the local church all
moving expense information to be reported on the W-2. The Conference
Treasurer will make payment to the new local church appointment. The new
local church will pay the clergy and include the moving expense on the W-2
that they issue to the pastor at the end of the year. In absence of a new
appointment, payment will be made to and reported by the old appointment.
2. The Conference Treasurer will make this payment upon receiving the Itinerant
Clergy Moving Expense Requisition form signed by the person receiving
reimbursement and approved by the sending District Superintendent, along
with appropriate receipts to substantiate the expenses.
3. The pastor should send the completed document, "So You're Moving" checklist
to the sending District Superintendent. This will fulfill the 2004 Discipline,
Paragraph 2532.4, which states "The chairperson of the board of trustees or
the chairperson of the parsonage committee, if one exists, the chairperson of
the committee on pastor-parish relations, and the pastor shall make an
annual review of the church-owned parsonage to ensure proper
maintenance."
4. Moving expense funds will be withheld by the Conference treasurer if the
district superintendent determines that the parsonage was inadequately
cleaned or was damaged beyond normal wear and tear. If an inspection by
the district superintendent and the pastor-parish relations committee or the
parsonage committee reveals monetary needs for cleaning or repairs, or for
having the fuel tank filled, the remaining balance of the moving expense due
said pastor shall be made payable to the respective district to pay for needed
cleaning or repairs. If the district superintendent or the moving pastor is NOT
in agreement with said pas-tor-parish relations committee or the parsonage
committee, the superinten-dent may request the arbitration committee of the
clergy living committee to inspect the parsonage involved and give an impartial
recommendation.
The Conference treasurer will make an advance payment up to $600.00 to eligible
itinerant clergy to cover the expense of deposit and fees for moving expenses
prior to their move, upon approval by the district superintendent. Those receiving
an advance must substantiate their expenditures, and any money that is left over
shall be refunded to the Conference treasurer. All advance payments shall be
included in W-2 information provided to the local church by the Conference
Treasurer for inclusion on the W-2.
No additional claim can be made against a local church, district, or the Conference
for payment of moving expenses.
Reimbursable expenses include the cost of boarding and moving domestic
animals, the moving of recreational vehicles, boats, etc., moving household and
personal goods, travel as defined in II. B., lodging, packing, crating, in-transit
storage and insurance, labor costs, and any other expense necessary to physically
move household items. Expenses which are not reimbursable include meals,
purchase of household items, or any other item not reasonable or necessary for
the move.
The request for moving expense reimbursement must be received in the
Treasurer's Office no later than four months following the date of the move.
Reimbursement will be considered a qualified, non-taxable fringe benefit not
subject to income and self-employment tax when:
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• Your move is 50 or more miles from the old appointment to the new
appointment and
• Your new appointment is full time for at least 39 weeks during the first 12
months at the new location.
If your appointment does not meet the above conditions, then the reimbursement
will be reported as taxable for both income and employment tax. However, if your
reimbursement is treated as taxable income, an additional stipend in the amount
of 20% of the taxable income portion will be provided. The maximum stipend will
be no more than 20% of the applicable limit stated in section II. A.
III. Review Committee
A There will be a Review Committee consisting of two persons appointed by the
chairperson of the Council on Finance and Administration, one district
superintendent appointed by the Bishop, the Conference treasurer, the director of
Ministerial Relations and the chair of the Moving Expense Committee.
B. The Review Committee will consider- and have final authority over any questionable
or disallowed claim or special claim beyond allowances set in the approved plan.
Jane Johnson, Chairperson
Laity, Commission on
The primary purpose of the Conference Board of Laity is to make known the good
news of God's love and salvation through Jesus Christ, and to challenge, inspire and
equip the laity of the North Carolina Annual Conference for ministry in the local church.
In the past year the District Lay Leaders have implemented training workshops for
local church Lay Leaders, held District Lay Rallies to celebrate the ministries of laity, and
ensured that Lay Speaker Training courses were offered in their districts. This year all
districts held events for equipping the local church to participate in the "Healthy
Congregations" Assessment. The District Lay Leaders reported that these events were
extremely well attended. The congregations of the NC Conference have since begun the
process of "assessing their health" and making "ministry action plans". In many churches
there is a real sense of expectation and anticipation growing as lay people see new ways
to extend radical hospitality, participate in passionate worship and risk-taking mission and
ministry, and give and receive focused spiritual formation all for the purpose of making
disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world!
Laity Sunday was promoted on the third Sunday in October by the General Board of
Discipleship, and many congregations participated. However, because lay people are
participating more in worship services throughout the entire year "Laity Sunday" has taken
on different forms in some congregations.
Our Conference United Methodist Men, United Methodist Women, and United Methodist
Youth sponsored many events aimed at spiritual enrichment, leadership development,
and education (please refer to their individual reports).
Every year the opportunity to lift up an Outstanding Lay Ministry is given to each
district. These will be celebrated at Annual Conference as we "shine the spotlight" on
excellence in ministry. (Please refer to the following report to learn more) This year for the
first time we will also be recognizing the "Acts 2 Congregations" in response to a challenge
set forth by Bishop Gwinn at the 2006 Annual Conference.
Once again, the Conference Board of Laity will offer a "Laity Event" to be held during
Annual Conference on Friday June 13th at 7:30 p.m. The speaker for our "Laity Event" will be
Dr. Leonard Sweet, author of over 20 books, speaker, and teacher.
Over the last year, the Conference Board of Laity has continued to embraced the
council of Bishop's seven pathways as a means of making disciples of Jesus Christ for
the transformation of the world and has begun to see its' role in the life of the Annual
Conference in a new light. Excitement is building as we discover fresh ways to live into this
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focus through our servant leadership. May our work together as disciples of Jesus Christ
bring glory to God.
Emily Innes, Conference Lay Leader
Lay Ministries of the Year
Burlington District: Front Street UMC-"Ramp Builders Ministry"
The "Ramp Builders Ministry" began as an Eagle Scout project and grew to become a
permanent work team of Front Street UMC, The work team provides ongoing ministry to
individuals in the surrounding community. Since its beginning the team has built over 45
ramps so that persons can have access to life beyond their homes.
Durham District: Asburv Temple UMC-"Feed mv Sheep Food Ministry"
On a shoestring budget with 100% volunteer help including students from NC
Central University and Duke Divinity School, this ministry serves hot meals and bagged
groceries to nearly 100 households twice a month. Because of this ministry, Asbury
Temple is now clearly identified as being in solidarity with the community and with the
poor in the community. The ministry also serves as a conduit for receiving new
members into the church family.
Elizabeth City District: First UMC Elizabeth Citv-"Tutorina / Mentoring Ministry"
First UMC formed a partnership with a local elementary school which had a number of
"at risk" students. The purpose of the partnership was to provide tutoring for those in need
and also to establish a mentoring relationship with each student thus providing the student
with a loving supportive adult role model in their lives.
Fayetteville District: Camp Ground UMC-"The Kings Men Outreach Ministry"
"The Kings Men" were organized as an outreach ministry of the United Methodist Men
to provide spiritual healing through song to those who have hurting hearts, those who are
lonely, ill, or unable to come to church. The group has carried this ministry of song to many
places and people throughout the Fayetteville District.
Goldsboro District: Warsaw UMC-"Warsaw Outreach Center"
Warsaw UMC in partnership with the Warsaw Presbyterian Church has opened an
Outreach Ministry Center. Through the sale of donated clothes and household items the
center generates funds to provide financial assistance to persons in need of help with
food, clothing, medication, utility bills, and auto repair.
Greenville District: St James UMC "Men of Purpose — United Methodist Men's Ministry"
The primary mission of the "Men of Purpose" ministry at St. James UMC is to reach,
engage, and disciple men for Christ, through friendship, Bible study, and service. During
two major events recently held by the group, 2 men accepted Christ for the first time, 65
men recommitted their lives to Christ, and 94 men signed up for a 6-week follow-up small
group study. St. James UMM have given away over 1,000 books as a resources for this
ministry.
New Bern District: Atlantic UMC — "Senior Luncheon"
From September through June, Atlantic UMC, using 4 cooking teams (25-30 volunteers)
serves lunch once a week to nearly 75 senior adults in their community and surrounding
area. Fellowship, spiritual devotional time, and entertainment are all a part of the weekly
gatherings.
Raleigh District: All Raleigh District Churches-"Race of Grace Ministry"
The Race of Grace is a weekend-long event organized by the Raleigh District of the
United Methodist Church. The weekend includes the Links of Grace golf tournament,
Tour de Grace bike ride, and Race of Grace 5K road race/walk — all to bring focus to
three important areas of need in our community on a rotating basis: homelessness,
hunger, and lack of healthcare. In 2008, our homeless brothers and sisters benefited from
the Race of Grace weekend. Over the past five years, walkers, runners, bikers, golfers, and
volunteers have raised over $241,000 for those in need in the Raleigh District. In addition,
collections of shoes, blankets, socks, band aids, and non-perishable foods have been
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distributed to area agencies. The Race of Grace weekend is unique in that it links Raleigh
district churches, concerned individuals from our community, and fitness-minded individuals
with those in need. The Race of Grace 5K draws over 1,000 walkers and runners, features
musicians and fans lining the 3.1 mile course down Raleigh's Hillsborough Street, and
treats age-group winners to home-baked cakes. That's 78 home-baked cakes!
Rockingham District: Asburv UMC-"East Lumberton Community Sing"
The community was the focus of a police investigation known as "Operation
Summertime Blue" and thirty people were arrested for drug trafficking, prostitution,
gambling, and possession of weapons. Asbury UMC responded to their hurting
community by organizing a "community sing" in which over 12 church choirs and
soloists participated. The event fed the physical and spiritual needs of the community
with food and also with the word of God through song.
Rocky Mount District: Englewood UMC- "Support Our Troops Ministry"
Englewood UMC contacted Chaplain Charles Johnson who was deployed in Iraq to
inquire if he would be interested in a partnership with their church. When the church
received a positive reply, they began sending "care packages" of snack foods, personal
care products, reading material, crossword puzzle books, and cases of Englewood United
Methodist Men's peanuts every week to Iraq for Chaplain Johnson to distribute to the men
and women in his unit. All members of the church participate by donating items or monetary
gifts. The church has since formed partnerships with two other Chaplains.
Sanford District: Jonesboro UMC- "Beyond the Walls Ministry"
When the local outreach ministry center closes each week, fresh fruits, vegetables,
and meat are left over that cannot be distributed by the center for various reasons. Two
women, one Anglo and one Latino from Jonesboro UMC collect and bag the excess food
and take it into the surrounding neighborhood to give to families living in poverty. Although
the two women do not speak the same language they share a special bond through their
desire to serve Jesus Christ by feeding the hungry.
Wilmington District: Dixon's Chapel UMC- Food Pantry Ministry"
Due to the hardships facing the local fishing and shrimping industry, many people are
going hungry in the community. Seven days a week, the local Food Lion Grocery Store
donates excess fruits, vegetables, baked goods, and meats they would otherwise throw
away to volunteers from Dixon's Chapel UMC who distribute the food to families in need.
Some volunteers work as many as 3-5 hours every day in this ministry.
Ministerial Education Fund, Committee on
The Ministerial Education Fund (MEF) is one of the most "unsung blessings" of our
connectional support! In addition to being the underlying support to our seminaries, it
provides invaluable support for the following ministries: Annual Conference Board of
Ordained Ministry for programs they provide for clergy, both Elder and Deacon in Full
Connection, diaconal ministers; scholarships for students studying for the ordained , both
Elder and Deacon In Full Connection in the 13 outstanding United Methodist seminaries
and in non-United Methodist seminaries approved by the Division of Ordained Ministry and
taught by seminary professors and conference leaders throughout the United Methodist
Church; Continuing Education; Course of Study Schools (more than 4,700 people are
involved in 12 Course of Study Schools); research and special programs related to candidacy
and enlistment; pastoral care initiatives; clergy women concerns; racial and ethnic
concerns; spiritual formation; testing and evaluation; training of boards of ordained ministry;
international theological education; jurisdictional block grants; supervision issues and
Dempster Fellowships. All of these ministries are nurtured by money from the Ministerial
Education Fund.
The general policies for the North Carolina Annual Conference's portion of the
Ministerial Education Fund (25% of MEF apportionments) are set by the Board of Ordained
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Ministry. Brochures with guidelines and policies for the MEF scholarships are available
from the Office of Ministerial Relations.
Some interesting facts regarding MEF are:
Hundreds of millions of dollars have been given by local congregations to the
MEF since 1968.
More than twenty-five percent (25%) of that amount from the MEF has supported
conference board services in each annual conference since 1970.
MEF supports Duke Divinity School, which for over 79 years has prepared men
and women for leadership in the church as clergy and laity.
Other institutions supported by Ministerial Education Funds are: Boston University
School of Theology, Boston, MA; Candler School of Theology at Emory University, Atlanta,
GA; The Theological School at Drew University, Madison, NJ; lliff School of Theology,
Denver, CO; Gammon Theological Seminary, Atlanta, GA; Garrett-Evangelical Theological
Seminary, Evanston, IL; Methodist Theological School in Ohio, Delaware, OH; Perkins
School of Theology at Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX; Saint Paul School of
Theology, Kansas City, MS; Claremont School of Theology, Claremont, CA; United
Theological Seminary, Dayton, OH; Wesley Theological Seminary, Washington, DC.
ACTIVITY OF THE MINISTERIAL EDUCATION FUND:
Raised in 2007 $643,970.00
Portion Remitted to General Board of Higher Education
and Ministry (75% of Apportionment) $494,454.00
Portion retained by Board of Ordained Ministry in this conference
(25% of Apportionment) $160,993.00
Financial Assistance Granted (2007):
Scholarships to Ministerial Candidates and Ministerial
Education Grants (44) $147,279.00
Scholarships Granted to Candidates for Ordained Ministry:
Seminaries 42
Duke Divinity School 32
Asbury Theological School 4
Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary 1
Hood Theological Seminary 4
Wesley Theological Seminary 1
Undergraduate Schools 2
Mount Olive College 2
William J. Weisser, Chairperson
North Carolina Pastors' School and Duke Divinity School Convocation
On October 8-10, 2007, almost 650 clergy gathered for the annual Convocation and
Pastors' School at Duke Divinity School. The event focused on the theme "Our Daily
Bread: A Theology and Practice of Sustainable Living." The event featured inspiring
lectures, seminars and worship services. Featured speaker Wendell Berry, novelist,
essayist, poet, academic and farmer, offered a provocative, yet thoughtful message of
peace and compassion for our community. The James A. Gray Lectures were presented
by Norman Wirzba, professor and chair of the philosophy department at Georgetown
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College in Georgetown, Ky., and an adjunct professor of Christianity and culture at the
Baptist Seminary of Kentucky. Wes Jackson, founder and president of The Land
Institute, a Kansas-based non-profit research and educational organization, presented
the Franklin S. Hickman lecture. The Convocation preachers were Carol Bechtel,
professor of Old Testament at Western Theological Seminary in Holland, Mich, and
Ellen Davis, professor of Bible and practical theology at Duke Divinity School. Seventeen
different continuing education seminars enrolled over four hundred and eighty five
participants. The seminars included "Call for the Abolition of War," "Remembering the
Land: Reading the Bible Through Agrarian Eyes," "The Gospel of Abundance in a World
of Scarcity," and "The Field at Anathoth: A Community Garden in Babylon."
The 2008 Convocation and Pastors' School will be held October 1 3-1 5, and will explore
Christian Leadership with Blair Sheppard, dean of Duke's Fuqua School of Business;
Ronald Heifetz, author and Harvard University
Professor; Adam Hamilton, United Methodist pastor; and a distinguished panel of
United Methodist Bishops. A detailed brochure will be available from Duke Divinity
School later this summer. Individuals are encouraged to contact the Center for
Continuing Education for more information (www.divinity.duke.edu/learningforlife, email
div-conted@duke.edu, phone 888-845-4216).
G Paul Phillips, Chairperson
Older Adult Ministries, Committee on
The committee seeks to be the focal point for aging issues which impact the
program and ministry of the local church and the Annual Conference as a whole. The
committee hopes to raise the consciousness of the how, where, and why the church
ought to be involved in ministry to, with, and by older adults. The committee has
promoted the following services and learning programs:
1. The Conference Web page now offers a link for Older Adult Ministry.
2. A resource library is maintained in the Conference Audio-Visual Library for use
by local churches.
3. The 'Norman T. Allers Academy' for Older Adults is a certification program
established by the Older Adult Association of the Southeastern Jurisdiction to
provide training and necessary credentialing for those who work in Older Adult
Ministry.
4. Each year in August, we encourage Older Adults and those working in the area
of Older Adult Ministry to attend the SEJ Older Adult Conference at Lake
Junaluska. In 2008, the Reverend Doctor Mickey Efird will be the Bible Study
Leader. The theme will be "Sing Unto the Lord a New Song: Crafting a Legacy
for the Next Generation"
5. We partner with other conference groups and agencies in the sponsorship of
education and training of clergy and lay persons in the Spiritual Development of
older adults. On May 14, 2008, the OAM Committee at the Conference level held
its second 'Day Apart' in Garner. The Reverend Doctor Belton Joyner was
Worship Leader; there were workshops, displays, etc. The committee looks
forward to enlarging this event in 2009!
6. The possibility of partnering with MERCI to offer a work camp type training for
older adults in being explored.
7. The Burlington District, with the support and encouragement of the NCC OAM
Committee and other ministries and agencies hosts a program entitled "Third
Thursdays at Chestnut Ridge." This program, which began in 2006, "provides a
way for older adults to use their special knowledge and life experiences for the
benefit of themselves and others."
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We have developed and will continue to distribute resource packets to Pastors
new to the conference at the yearly training event. The packets contain useful
resources and ideas for Older Adult Ministry.
Nina Paul Vinson, Daniel P. Jones, Co-Chairpersons
Ordained Ministry, Board of
The North Carolina Conference Board of Ordained Ministry is pleased and privileged
to present to the clergy session of the North Carolina Annual Conference our report for
2008.
Our Board is a strong, representative body from the clergy and laity of this Annual
Conference wrestling constantly with its responsibilities outlined in The Book of Discipline
2004 (11634). These duties require the Board to exercise strong care in its examination of
candidates for ordination in a way which is both fair and diligent. The Board also seeks
always to encourage and sustain those in the process, and to provide resources for
growth for those already involved with ministry to local churches and other places of mission.
To provide this report, the Board of Ordained Ministry members have given eleven (11)
full days in meetings, conference calls and interviews along with innumerable times for
committee assignments. All of this is summarized in the names and recommendations
found in this submission of our work for your approval.
The duties of the Board of Ordained Ministry include:
1) To assume the primary responsibility for the enlistment of ordained clergy, with
due regard for the inclusive nature of the Church. It provides guidance for these
persons in the process of education, training, and ordination.
2) To examine all applicants as to their fitness for ordained, commissioned, licensed,
or consecrated ministry and their election as: a) Diaconal Ministers, b) Local
Pastors, c) Associate Members, d) Probationary Members, and e) Full Members
of the Annual Conference.
3) To interview and report recommendations concerning: a) Candidates for
Commissioning b) Students to be appointed to attend school, c) Candidates for
ordination as Deacon, and d) Candidates for ordination as Elder.
4) To interview applicants and make recommendations concerning changes in
ministerial relationships: Leaves of Absence, Retirement, Sabbatical Leaves,
Incapacity Leaves, Less-than-Full-time Appointments, and Readmission to, or
the termination of, conference membership.
5) To provide support services for the ordained minister's career development,
including personal and career counseling, continuing education, assistance in
preparation for retirement, and matters pertaining to ministerial morale.
6) To provide a means of evaluating the effectiveness of the clergy in the Annual
Conference.
7) To interpret the high ethical standards of ministry as set forth in The Book of
Discipline 2004, and to study matters pertaining to character.
8) To administer the portion of the Ministerial Education Fund for use by the Annual
Conference.
Members of the North Carolina Conference Board of Ordained Ministry have worked
faithfully to fulfill their duties.
This year we are pleased to report that (17) persons were elected to Probationary
Membership and commissioned on the Elder Track; (1 ) person was elected to Probationary
Membership and commissioned on the Deacon Track; (1) person was elected for ordination
as a Deacon in Full Connection; (6) persons were elected for ordination as Elder in Full
Connection (moving from Probationary Membership under the 2000 Discipline).
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This year's retirement class includes (17) Elders in Full Connection, (1) Deacon in
Full Connection, (0) Associate Members, (0) Probationary Members and (0) Local Pastors.
We are deeply grateful for their love, commitment and service to the North Carolina Annual
Conference. Many opportunities continue to open for persons in this field of service.
Please note that various committee reports follow this introduction and are significant
for the various areas of concern they address. All of this material, as well as our supportive
services during the year, have been provided through the Office of Ministerial Relations
under the leadership of Dr. Paul L. Leeland, Linda L. Bourey and Robbie W. Barrett. We are
indebted to these individuals for their excellent work and dedication to the Ordained Ministry
of our Annual Conference.
LOCAL PASTORS LICENSED ON OR BEFORE JUNE. 1 988
Local pastors in progress or serving prior to 1988 must complete at least the five-
year basic Course of Study.
LOCAL PASTORS LICENSED FROM 1989-1993
The Board requires that ministers having completed the basic five-year Course of
Study continue to attend the Course of Study School in the summer, enrolling in at least four
years of Advanced Studies during any six-year period. These courses, offered on a seminary
level, would increase the competency of our Local Pastors (1980).
-or-
It is required that they complete the five-year Ministerial Course of Study and a minimum
of sixty (60) semester hours toward the Bachelor of Arts or an equivalent degree in a
college or university listed by the University Senate, or competency equivalence through an
external degree program at a college or university listed by the University Senate (1988).
LOCAL PASTORS LICENSED IN 1 994. 1 995. 1 996
It is required that they complete the five-year Ministerial Course of Study and a
minimum of sixty (60) semester hours toward the Bachelor of Arts or an equivalent
degree in a college or university listed by the University Senate, or competency
equivalence through an external degree program at a college or university listed by the
University Senate (1988).
PROBATIONARY MEMBERSHIP (WITH DEACON'S ORDERS)
Each candidate must complete the following seminary level courses to be eligible
for interview, effective June 1998:
1. A course in preaching that includes a practicum, laboratory or field experience in
the preparation, delivery and evaluation of sermons.
2. A course in public worship that includes the theory, theology and practice of
planning and leading public worship.
ELDER IN FULL CONNECTION
Attention is called to the course requirements contained in fl335 of The 2004 Book of
Discipline. Candidates must complete the Methodism courses PRIOR to the interview:
1. United Methodist Polity
2. United Methodist Theology and Doctrine
3. A History of Methodism
4. Evangelism
Nominations: Administrative Review Committee
From THE BOOK OF DISCIPLINE 2004 (^635)
TO BE ELECTED BYTHE EXECUTIVE SESSION UPON NOMINATION BYTHE BISHOP:
(Members of the committee may not serve on the Cabinet or the Board of Ordained
Ministry)
Trish Archer Alternates:
Ed Morrison Laura Hays Mitchell
Johnny Wright Don Phillips
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Members: Board of Managers, Pastors' School and Convocation
Class of 2009 - Eldrick Davis, David Goehring
Class of 2010 -Alice Kunka, Rich Greenway
Class of 2011 - Dennis Sheppard, Janet Thornton-Irvine
Class of 2012 - Bill Presnell, Andy Keck
Eldrick Davis, Chairperson
Psychological Testing and Background Checks, Committee on
The Conference Board of Ordained Ministry evaluates all prospective and continuing
candidates in accordance with requirements in The Book of Discipline 2004. Those
seeking to enter ordained ministry or licensed ministry undergo a comprehensive evaluation.
One component of the evaluation process involves psychological testing and background
investigation, conducted under the direction of the Committee on Psychological Testing
and Background Checks.
Psychological testing serves two purposes: (1) It provides the individual with valuable
information, feedback and guidance related to psychological health and wholeness. (2) It
provides the Board of Ordained Ministry and District Committees with useful information
as they evaluate and mentor prospective and continuing candidates to determine their
fitness, potential, and promise for fruitful and effective service in ordained and/or licensed
ministry.
Psychological evaluation services are being provided through a contract with Dr. Bert
Lucas, a member of St. Luke United Methodist Church in Sanford, North Carolina. Dr.
Lucas has done an outstanding job this past couple of years in providing this service, and
the Committee is indebted to him for his guidance and counsel.
Expenses for psychological evaluations are borne by the Board of Ordained Ministry
for those persons residing within the annual conference and for those transferring into the
conference when they are included with North Carolina Conference candidates for group
testing.
Background checks on prospective and continuing candidates are furnished through
a contract with Kroll Background America, Inc. Each background check costs $60.00 and
the cost is borne by the applicant. The applicant is provided with a copy of their background
check report once completed by Kroll.
On average the Committee processes 75 psychological tests and 80 background
checks a year.
The other members of the Committee on Psychological Testing and Background
Checks are the following persons: Jimmy Cummings, Clyde Denny, Paul Phillips, Sue
Robertson, David Wade and Ray Wittman. I am very appreciative of the seriousness and
dedication with which the Committee approaches its work. The Committee would like to
thank Paul Leeland for his guidance and wisdom, and Linda Bourey for her assistance
with the administrative aspects of our work.
Brigitte Freeman Morris, Chairperson
Residency in Ordained Ministry, Committee on
The North Carolina Conference Residency in Ordained Ministry (RIOM) program began
in fulfillment of 11417. 3 of the 1984 Discipline requiring Annual Conferences to provide
Counseling Elders for Probationers. Adjusting to changes in the mentoring process
mandated by subsequent Disciplines, RIOM continues to provide an opportunity for
probationary members to grow and find support as they live and learn through this
opportunity of concentrated focus and reflection on ministerial theology and practice. Twenty
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years of experience with this program have demonstrated the great value in preparing
probationers for Full Conference Membership.
The North Carolina Conference Board of Ordained Ministry uses a "Cluster Group
Model" to meet the Disciplinary requirements for providing leadership and supervision for
our probationary members. Probationers meet in small "cluster" groups throughout the
probationary period. These groups are arranged, as often as possible, by geographical
area in order to minimize travel time and facilitate greater fellowship. Cluster leaders are
Elders who, by intention, are not members of the Board of Ordained Ministry. Recognizing
that these cluster groups become an important source for collegiality and support, every
effort is made to keep each participant in the same cluster throughout the probationary
period.
A candidate serving under the 2004 Discipline can complete his/her requirements for
Deacon/or Elder in Full Connection within three (3) years by accepting a full-time
appointment and participating in the RIOM process. The Book of Discipline provides a
maximum time line of six (6) years to complete these requirements. Beginning last fall we
increased the number of meetings, began using uniform resource materials and changed
the focus for each year. Under this three-year probationary process, year one (Phase A)
focuses on Spiritual Disciplines, while year two (Phase B) focuses on the leadership skills
necessary for ordering the life of the Church. Year three (Phase C) is a time of preparation
for written and oral interviews with the Conference Board of Ordained Ministry as candidates
consider the Disciplinary questions for all who seek to come into Full Connection.
During the RIOM process, certain candidates may be required by the Board of Ordained
Ministry to spend an additional year or more "continuing" the probationary process. A
continuance does not mean the probationer has failed or that he/she does not have the
gifts and grace for ministry. This continuance is better understood as an opportunity for the
probationer to continue to grow in grace as they seek to answer God's call to ordained
ministry.
In September of each year, Duke Divinity School sponsors a conference for candidates
who are preparing for Full Connection interviews in the coming year. This annual seminar
is led by faculty from the Divinity School and focuses on theology, worship, and pastoral
concerns. Though not mandatory, we strongly recommend this time of reflection for all
who are planning to come before the Board for Full Connection interviews. As a part of this
seminar, participants are given the opportunity to meet with representatives from the Board
of Ordained Ministry's interview committees to discuss their preparations for the coming
year and to address questions they may have. Duke Divinity School also sponsors a
seminar each October for candidates who are writing their first papers and seeking
commissioning/probationary membership.
The Residency in Ordained Ministry Committee would like to offer a word of sincere
thanks to: Kong Namkung, Bob Wallace, Grace Hackney, Teresa Lawrence, Charles Moseley,
Joy MacVane, Duke Lackey, Jim Reed, Jenny Wilson, Richard Greenway and Thomas
Sweeley for their service as Cluster Group Leaders during the past conference year. These
gifted servants have enabled our Annual Conference to offer candidates an enriching and
worthwhile experience of growth and reflection. We, as a committee, are committed to
helping candidates for Ordained Ministry in every way possible.
The Committee wants to express their sincere thanks to the Dr. Paul Leeland,
Director of Ministerial Relations and Assistant to the Bishop, and to Linda Bourey, Paul's
assistant in the Office of Ministerial Relations for their wisdom and assistance.
Tim Russell, Chairperson
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Safe Sanctuaries
At Annual Conference in June, 2005 the following was adopted by the Annual
Conference:
a. Conference and district program agencies which work with programs for
children and youth, in covenant with the United Methodist Church, within the
following policy, in order that the abuse of children and youth in all conference
and district related settings may be prevented to the fullest extent possible:
As a Christian community of faith, we pledge to conduct the ministry of the
Gospel in a manner that assures the safety and spiritual growth of all children
and youth and the adults who work with them. We will follow reasonable safety
measures in the recruitment and selection of staff. We will implement prudent
procedures of operation for all programs and events. We will educate those
who work with children and youth in conference and district settings as to the
use of all appropriate policies and procedures. We will have a clearly defined
procedure for reporting suspected incidents of abuse that conform to the
requirements of state law.
b. Each and every local church will adopt and implement for themselves a safe
sanctuary policy and procedures as outlined in the 1996 General Conference
Resolution (Book of Resolutions of the United Methodist Church, 1996, pp.
384-386) for use in their present and future ministry with children and youth.
c. A Conference Safe Sanctuaries Committee, selected by the Conference
Committee on Nominations, will provide oversight for the Conference safe
sanctuary policy and procedures and resource the implementation of a safe
sanctuary policy and procedures within local churches of the North Carolina
Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church.
The Safe Sanctuaries Committee continues to give oversight to implementation of
the Conference safe sanctuary policy and procedures and to provide resources to local
churches. Annual review of charge conference reporting data for safe sanctuaries is
conducted and follow-up and plans are made to resource local churches accordingly. In
the fall of 2007, four regional workshops were held to give particular assistance to
medium and smaller size local churches not yet making progress with safe
sanctuaries. The sample policy statement and checklist for smaller churches was
developed and made available through mail, the regional workshops and online at the
website. The website resources continue to be updated for accessibility by local
churches: www.nccumc.org/childrnmin/safesanctuaries1 .htm.
During 2008, the Committee will focus on training local church leaders and
providing resources in the area of cybersafety. Several members of the Committee
attended a Safe Sanctuaries Cybersafety Conference in October, 2007 presented by the
General Board of Discipleship of The United Methodist Church. After 2008 charge
conference reporting data is reviewed, the Committee will make plans for what
resources local churches need toward full implementation of safe sanctuaries policy
and procedures.
Dorothy Funkhouser, Chairperson
Sexual Ethics Support Team
The Board of Ordained Ministry was asked at the 1999 Annual Conference to implement
a policy on professional sexual misconduct for the North Carolina Conference. Since this
time the committee was organized and implemented the policy. The present committee is
comprised of the following members: Tom Holtsclaw, Faye Rouse, T.R. Miller, Charles
Astrike and Trish Archer.
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The committee continued the training of sexual ethics support teams, persons
available if the bishop wishes to deploy them to support persons who bring a complaint of
sexual misconduct, to support persons against whom such complaints are made, and to
support congregations which might be impacted by such circumstances. The careful
training, coordinated by Mary Jane Wilson-Parsons, has prepared nine persons to serve
as support team members.
In response to the request of the Board of Ordained Ministry in 2000, Bishop Edwards
appointed The Reverend Mary Jane Wilson-Parsons to a less-than-full-time extension
ministry as Coordinator of the Sexual Ethics Concerns. Her responsibilities include: 1)
Design and implement training for SEST; 2) Make recommendations to and serve on the
subcommittee of the Board of Ordained Ministry as a consultant and advisor to policy
decisions; 3) Coordinate each SEST response, providing supervision to team members
as needed; 4) Be available to consult with the bishop or members of the Cabinet regarding
any instance of alleged clergy misconduct; 5) Provide outreach and education to members
of the conference regarding the Sexual Ethics Policy and the role of the response team; 6)
Be responsible for staffing the toll-free Clergy Ethics Hotline. This ministry began July 1,
2000, and is funded by the Board of Ordained Ministry.
Moral responsibility underlines the importance of our attention to this area of our life
together. The sub-committee invites you to review the Sexual Ethics Policy (pgs. 248-250
of The Journal 1999 - note: will be reprinted in 2007 journal). The policy is also available
on disk from the Conference Secretary's Office. Awareness of and fulfillment of that policy
will strengthen our covenant and will offer new avenues for grace in our lives.
The Sexual Ethics Support Team, in conjunction with the Bishop and the Cabinet, will
provide opportunities for each clergy person to attend workshops that will provide continuing
education to assist us in maintaining moral responsibility in our work as pastors. Each
pastor will be notified in advance by his/her district superintendent regarding the location
and dates for these meetings, and each pastor is required to attend. Opportunities for the
laity to be involved either has been, or will be shared in the January Workshops, or at a time
chosen by the district superintendent.
Plans for workshops to continue from time to time in the future in order that pastors
may be assisted in maintaining moral responsibility as ministries are shared for the
cause of Christ. Every new minister to the North Carolina Conference is required to attend
Orientation Workshops that also include a one-day training in this area as they begin their
ministry.
Thomas G. Holtsclaw, Chairperson
United Methodist Youth
"Believe It... Live It" is the theme for the year 2008 in Conference youth ministry. This
theme is best expressed in the words of the Apostle Paul to Timothy: "Don't let anyone
look down on you because you are young, but set an example for the believers in
speech, in life, in love, in faith and in purity." Our mission statement for Conference
youth ministry is to walk with youth in their journey to know Christ by creating an
environment in which youth can experience Christian communion to hear the Gospel, to
know God's love and to respond in faith by loving and serving others... for in all of this we
are making disciples of Jesus Christ. Through local church youth ministry with a variety
of faces and programs and service projects; through districts offering opportunities for
youth; with close to 8000 youth and adults participating in Conference youth events; and
with the general church Division on Ministries with Young People, we indeed
demonstrate believing and living as disciples of Jesus Christ.
Youth (and adults) from across the Conference have participated in eight events
over the year: Confirmation Celebration, Global Vision, Kaleidoscope, Rally Day,
Appalachian Trail Hike, Summer Breakaway, ACS-Annual Conference Session for Youth,
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and Pilgrimage. The Confirmation Celebration offered an experience of the
connectional church and the covenant vow to support the church through prayers,
presence, gifts and service to those in confirmation classes from local churches.
Global Vision included a visit to Washington DC and New York City with a seminar to
explore issues around faith in politics and faith in government policy. Kaleidoscope is a
Conference youth event that offers a spiritual life retreat for middle school youth. Rally
Day was a bright and sunny spring afternoon that celebrated the place of youth within
the life of the church. The Appalachian Trail Hike proved to be a mountaintop experience
of God for those involved. Summer Breakaway and ACS offered times of worship and
sharing experiences of fellowship and faith in small and large groups. Pilgrimage (with
close to 6000 in attendance from 300 or so churches) in the Crown Coliseum with
challenging messages of God's call on our lives to be the body of Christ in the world
from Andy Lambert and music by Chris Hughes and our own NC Conference youth will
be a Pilgrimage not soon forgotten.
Youth Service Fund continues to be an avenue of mission for United Methodist
Youth. Grants to such ministries with youth as Positive Attitude Youth Center in
Burlington, Zimbabwe Orphans Endeavor in Africa, Jubilee Project in Tennessee,
Footprints Youth Mission Camp at MERCI, Carolina Cross Connection, a Heifer Project
for deaf youth and children in Uganda, a rehabilitation and skills training project in
Ghana, and the Society of St Andrew - Harvest of Hope program are possible only in as
much as local churches support and contribute to Youth Service Fund. Youth Service
Fund is money raised by youth and spent by youth to benefit youth. While the
contributions to YSF at Conference youth events are very good, more support from local
churches is needed to reach our goal each year of remaining a "Top 10 Conference" in
the denomination and jurisdiction.
We rejoice in the vision that local church youth ministries are living toward in areas
of mission, service, study, outreach, fellowship and spiritual growth. We celebrate and
give thanks to the Annual Conference and all the people within local churches giving
support and encouragement to youth ministry. We pray for God's guidance and
blessing as we seek to believe and live in Christ.
Will Doyle, President
Worship, Commission on
"God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in
truth." (John 4:24 KJV) The working of the Committee on Worship is Christ centered.
The goal of the Committee on Worship continues to be one of service, planning, and
precise execution of outlined liturgy for the Annual Conference. In a time with many
foundational changes in worship, we continue to worship God in a Spirit of love, respect
and obedience. The Committee is committed to Bishop Alfred Gwinn's effective
leadership and concept of a healthy congregation. We are working diligently to ascribe
to the seven pathways in all of our presentations during the Annual Conference. We
work from the depth of our souls to be inclusive in all that we do and to represent, both
visibly and non-visibly.
Our 2007 Annual Conference Planning Committee met several times to discuss
specific programs and presentations for the ensuing year. We were blessed again last
year with the beautiful venue of Greenville Conventional Center. The center continues to
pour out their heart to accommodate the large members of Annual Conference, with great
hospitality.
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The 2007 Annual Conference was a high spiritually rich experience, as we sojourned
and entered into a harmonious and continuous celebration of Jesus Christ, who is our
Lord and Savior, at the Greenville Conventional Center. A high time during Annual
Conference last year was the election of clergy and laity to General Conference and
Jurisdiction for 2008. It was very lengthy, but worth the time and effort that was much
needed to secure the delegates.
We experienced no real difficulty from our perspective. The Committee on Worship
team was organized and ready to work on day one. Each assignment that was taken by
each member of the team was administered with agape love and humility. You must
understand that each program had to be taken with extreme patience and compassion, to
the letter. I personally feel that the team went above and beyond the call of duty for the
Annual Conference in this venue. More importantly, the Committee on Worship has an
"open door policy". We love to help and we hope that you will come to the back of the stage
to our location anytime you need assistance, direction, rest, or water.
We are please to report that we have addressed the various requests that were
brought to our attention at the last Annual Conference through the Spirit of Christ. We
realize that we will never be able to please everyone at Annual Conference, but we do have
an open mind to listen, and to try and implement new sound thoughts. Here are two
questions that we need help from clergy and laity in order to share answers with the
Committee on Worship. 1) How can we have an inclusive choir for each program/service?
Next, 2) Are you willing to support/participate for the duration of Annual Conference? We
understand that it is important to every race, gender, ages, etc... that they are represented
in the various programs/services, but it all comes down to you. The Committee on
Worship has been faithful in sharing with all churches the opportunities to share the
responsibilities of being accountable in all aspects of the Annual Conference. The different
music and singers included a multi-cultural and inclusive genre. The programs and
speakers that were presented, such as the Ordination Service, the Holy Communion
Service, the Memorial Service, the Love Feast Service, plus others, all showed a true
example of having, working and planning with a deep dedication, conviction, and commitment
to a policy of being an inclusive denominational church with open hearts, open minds, and
open doors in harmony together for Christ Jesus. Again, we the Committee on Worship
need your help to be most effective in all endeavors.
In conclusion, the Committee on Worship is all about availability at the Annual
Conference. We are always open to assist in any way that the Annual Conference Planning
Committee recommends. We are pro-active to a changing culture in worship and music.
Our goal is to function as servant leaders for Christ, working behind the scene-making
things happen, positively in concert with the other committees. Therefore, the Committee
on Worship is committed to giving and making each Annual Conference the best that it can
be, in the name of our Lord and Savior Christ Jesus.
Johnnie L. Wright - Chairperson
RESOURCE MINISTRIES CIRCLE
As we prepare materials for this 2008 Book of Reports, "resources" is a subject on
the mind of almost everyone. Our region is in the midst of a shortage of water. Eco-
nomic trends are not as favorable as in the past. The costs of everything are increasing.
Faithful stewardship of resources is a "must" in these times. Leaders in the ministry
areas of the Resource Ministry Circle face the challenges of these days and times with
faith in God. They are also tuning in to God's vision for our conference and leading us to
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seize the opportunities that God is providing for healthy congregations and effective lay
and clergy leaders in every place, making disciples of Jesus Christ for the transforma-
tion of the world. Our greatest resource is our faithful people, serving God with dedica-
tion, humility, and generosity.
Alvin M. Home, Chairperson
Disability- Concerns, Committee on
More than 1,030,000 North Carolina residents have a hearing loss, the majority of
whom are hard of hearing or late deafened. This can result in isolation and being
disconnected from the life of the church.
It is sobering to learn that 90% of church members unable to hear have or likely will
drop out of church participation and some of those will find a church where they can
hear.
To visualize their presence, we suggest that you multiply 8% (.08) into your church
membership. This is approximately the number of hard of hearing people in your
congregation. Multiply .0053 into a church's membership and this will provide an
estimated number of the late deafened people in your church. Realistically, most of your
deaf members are not active in your church unless you provide an American Sign
Language interpreter for all church events. The numbers for your church will increase
as your congregation ages.
Approximately, four in every 100 people who are deaf are estimated to be Christ's
disciple. Hearing loss appears to neither be a national concern nor much of a church
concern. Joan Black is a member of Cedar Grove UMC. She and her husband travel all
over NC giving presentations. The place most people names as the place they have the
most trouble hearing is the church! Also, there are 2000 congregations in America
meeting in movie theaters which have built in, but unused infrared sound systems.
Furthermore, by far the greatest number of requests to the FCC for permission to not
use closed captioning come from Christians.
Noise pollution, poor ear care, and other environmental factors are increasingly
damaging people's ability to hear. Thus, more hearing problems are developing among
people younger than 65. Our hearing will stay much healthier if we will wear ear
protectors when mowing the grass, using the weed eater or chain saw, and blowing the
leaves or snow. The media constantly bombards us with information about diabetes.
What we don't hear is that it can also cause hearing loss due to poor blood flow to the
auditory never and the brain.
The rate of depression among those who are deaf or experience a significant
hearing loss is five times the depression rate of society. Persons in this part of our
population have twice the number of anxiety problems than the average citizen.
Twenty-two years from now in 2030, North Carolina will have around 2.5 million persons
with a hearing loss. To help churches reach them, the NC Conference United Methodist
Committee on Disability Concerns sponsored "A Conference on Hearing Accessibility"
on May 31 at Garner UMC in Garner from 10 am until 3 pm.
This ecumenical educational and inspirational event sought to open the eyes and
ears of leaders in the church as to how hearing loss relates to participation in church; to
educate about practical solutions with an overview of assistive listening systems, visual
technology; and to inspire as well as motivate church leaders with ideas for intentionally
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extending "Radical Hospitality" to those with hearing loss by making it easier for us to
attend services and participate in the life of the church.
It featured Joan Black who has been a member of Hearing Loss Association of
American since 1983 and has served on the national Board; Kay Free who directs the
Western NC Conference UMC Deaf Ministry; Rev. Denise Waters who is a chaplain at
Croasdaile Village; along with Rev. Dr. Robert Seymour who is pastor emeritus of Olin T.
Binkley Baptist Church in Chapel Hill. He is the "poster boy" of clergy with hearing loss.
We invite you to visit nccmentalhealth.org and our display table.
John M. Crowe, Chairperson
Equitable Compensation, Commission on
The Book of Discipline mandates that "there shall be in each annual conference a
commission on equitable compensation" (1J 624), whose purpose is "to support
fulltime clergy serving as pastors in the charges of the annual conference" (11624. 2).
Three broad areas of responsibility are outlined in 11624. 2, which are: "(a.)
Recommending conference standards for pastoral support; (b.) administering funds to
be used in base compensation supplementation; and (c.) providing counsel and
advisory material on pastoral support to district superintendents and committees on
pastor-parish relations."
God calls persons to ministry to go into all the world, preaching, teaching and
baptizing (Matthew 28:19), for without them the world would not have heard Christ
preached (Romans 10:14). These are called to be stewards of the mysteries of God (1
Corinthians 4:1). The Church lifts up some persons for the role of clergy and ordains
these persons to the work of pastoral ministry to be servants of the servants of God.
Those who are ordained to pastoral ministry answer affirmatively the historic
question of John Wesley, (U330. 17) "Are you determined to employ all your time in the
work of God?" For such a called, set apart and committed clergy, the Church assumes
an obligation to plan adequate support. The Book of Discipline is clear that "the
primary responsibility for payment of pastoral salaries remains with individual pastoral
charges (11624. 5; see also 1J247.13). Pastoral charges carry a responsibility for clergy
salaries as one expression of their missional and ministry presences in the
community. We recognize that such a missional presence also includes faithful
payment of apportionments in full as ministry beyond the local church.
The Commission seeks equity and fairness for both pastors and local churches.
Why should this commission be so concerned about equity and fairness? Our
prayerful consideration of scriptural and historical foundations are found in the
following:
a. Jesus says, "the laborer deserves to be paid," (Luke 10:7) and Paul reminds
us "Let the elders who rule well be considered worthy of compensation,
especially those who labor in preaching and teaching; for the scripture says,
'"You shall not muzzle an ox while it is treading out the grain,'" (1 Timothy
5:17,18).
b. Wesley was concerned that clergy have responsibility not to be "in debt so as
to embarrass you in your work" (1J330.18), which implies that the Church has a
responsibility that it neither lead its clergy into positions of embarrassing
indebtedness, nor leave them there.
c. The Great Commission to "go into all the world preaching, teaching and
baptizing" brings with it a cost. Systems of clergy support which foster the use
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of the right pastor in the right place, hold up the hope of seeing the Great
Commission bear its promised fruit,
d. The Commission on Equitable Compensation embraces the Great
Commandment to "love our neighbors as we love ourselves" by desiring for
each pastor what our members' desire for themselves - compensation
adequate to free persons for the work of pastoral ministry.
Through our prayers, working and considering together as both laity and clergy
from across The N.C. Annual Conference, we make the following recommendations,
which we believe will help us move toward fairness for both local churches and
pastors as together we support ordained ministry in The N.C. Annual Conference.
For the year 2008, the average full-time salary increase was approximately 5.58%.
The CPI (Urban South) for the last twelve months ending December 2007 showed an
increase of 2.9%.
The Commission currently recommends a 3.9% ($1,513) increase in Salary and a 0%
($0) increase in utilities, and a 33% ($1,000) increase in Travel. Including the
recommended travel amount this represents a total increase of 2.8% for the year 2009.
Our recommendation is based on several factors: (1) the average compensation from
other conferences; (2) it more closely reflects the majority of salary increases for this
conference; (3) shows concern for general economic trends.
I. Recommended Schedule of Minimum Compensation for 2009:
A. Salary Schedule
We recommend that the student minimum salary be based on 65% of the
minimum salary of full-time pastors.
PASTORS UNDER FULL-TIME APPOINTMENT 2008 2009
(Full Connection, Associate, Probationary, Local Pastor)
Salary $38,806.00 $40,319.00
Utilities $2.200.00 $ 2.200.00
TOTAL $41,006.00 $42,519.00
STUDENT PASTORS (Local Pastors or Conference Members)
2008 2009
Salary $25,224.00 $26,207.00
Utilities $ 2.200.00 $ 2.200.00
TOTAL $27,424.00 $28,407.00
B. Travel Expense
Although travel is reimbursed by the local charge as an item of pastoral expense,
it is expected that each local charge would provide at least $4,000 for travel expense.
The Commission encourages each charge to establish a plan to reimburse the pastor
for all legitimate business mileage at the current rate established by the IRS. Where
such a plan is established for reimbursement of business mileage, equitable
compensation support shall not be affected by payment of travel expenses. However,
where a reimbursement plan is not implemented and a travel allowance is given, any
travel allowance in excess of $4,000 will result in a reduction of equitable
compensation support.
C. Pension Program
Charges receiving Equitable Compensation Funds support are responsible for
paying the total amount required for the Clergy Pension Plan and the Comprehensive
Protection Plan (CPP) based on the pastor's cash base compensation (including
funds from the Equitable Compensation Fund, Duke Endowment, and any other
sources), and housing (percentage of cash base compensation designated by the
General Board of Pension/Health Benefits or housing allowance, if provided in lieu of a
parsonage).
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II. Principles Governing Eligibility for Equitable Compensation Funds:
The pastor's base compensation is the responsibility of the charge; therefore, each
charge of The North Carolina Annual Conference should be so arranged as to be able
to assume full salary support. The Commission urges each charge receiving
Equitable Compensation Funds, its pastor, and the district superintendent responsible
for that charge, to administer the affairs of that charge to the end that it may move as
rapidly as possible toward total self-support. To enable the Annual Conference, the
Commission and the district superintendents to carry on their cooperative efforts in
understanding, in harmony, and for the greatest good for all concerned, the following
principles and procedures are set forth:
A Base Compensation: In considering the base compensation for the charge,
all income, including base compensation, bonuses, and other benefits not
specifically excluded, are included as base compensation in determining
appropriations from the Equitable Compensation Fund. Base compensation
support for retired supply, interim supply, part-time local pastors, less than
full-time conference members, or associate pastors in other than larger
parish arrangement of churches will not be available. Equitable
Compensation funds shall not be used to supplement amounts above
minimum full-time compensation.
B. Annual Stewardship Campaign: Churches receiving Equitable
Compensation Funds shall conduct an annual financial/stewardship
campaign in the second year of receiving Equitable
Compensation funds, to accurately gauge the level of financial support the
local church can reasonably expect from its members.
C. Any Equitable Compensation Fund supplement will be terminated
immediately upon information that the pastor has taken full-time, secular
employment. The supplement may be reinstated at the time the charge's
appointed pastor returns to full-time or student status. Exceptions to this
provision will be permitted only by the approval of the executive committee of
the Commission on Equitable Compensation upon the recommendation of
the district superintendent of the pastor seeking to be employed outside their
ministerial responsibilities for emergency reasons.
D. Disbursement of funds from Conference Treasurer's Office: Equitable
Compensation Funds are to be sent to charges that have applied for their use
to provide their pastor with the minimum base compensation established by
the Annual Conference. The monthly base compensation supplement checks
sent by the Conference Treasurer's office are to be deposited by the charge
treasurer into the charge/church bank account. Checks shall not be endorsed
nor cashed by the pastor.
E. Application for funds: Churches or charges applying for Equitable
Compensation Funds shall submit a request on the appropriate form,
supplied by the district superintendent. The pastor, recording secretary of the
charge conference, and the district superintendent, shall carefully analyze the
request. The application form must have the signatures of the pastor,
recording secretary of the charge conference, and the district superintendent
affixed to it, and receive the approval of the charge conference. Applications
received that are not completed in full are not eligible for consideration by
the Commission until such time that they have been completed and
resubmitted.
F The Commission on Equitable Compensation will not fund any charge that is
also receiving funds from The Emerging Church Salary Fund. The
Commission on Equitable Compensation plans further consultation and
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study with other Conference boards and agencies to seek ways to more
adequately provide for the temporal needs of our pastors and churches.
G In some instances, for missional reasons, consideration may be given to
make funds available for the deacon in full connection when the primary
appointment is to a local church. (Discipline 2004, paragraph 624.4)
Policies Governing Use of Equitable Compensation Funds
A Charges must be so arranged that no more than one third (1/3) of the total
base compensation will come from the Equitable Compensation Fund on
the first application of the charge.
1 . Charges seeking more than one third (1/3) supplement shall provide
specific information with their application, indicating the reasons for their
inability to meet these guidelines. Information shall be made available to
the Commission on Equitable Compensation and the district
superintendent regarding the terms of Equitable Compensation support,
giving the date of its inception and the present amount of support
being received by the respective charges.
2. When the division of a charge is desired, Equitable Compensation
funds will be used only upon the recommendation of the Bishop and the
approval of the cabinet. In the division of a charge in which one church
seeks to become a station, it is recommended that such a church shall
assume total responsibility for base compensation and its proportionate
share of all apportionments.
a. The remainder of the charge in such a division assumes full
pastoral support and proportionate share of all apportionments. In
no case will the Commission on Equitable Compensation provide
more than one third (1/3) of the base compensation required for
such a division.
b. When there is a division of a charge forming one or more student
appointments, each newly created charge shall pay initially two
thirds (2/3) of the pastoral support established by the division.
B. Annual Reduction and Length of Time for Support:
1. The Commission further recommends that each charge which is
receiving, or shall hereafter receive, Equitable Compensation Fund
assistance, shall reduce this aid by at least twenty-five percent (25%)
each year, until the charge has achieved full self-support in five (5) years.
2. A minimum mandatory reduction often percent (10%) will be required
each year.
3. At the end of the fourth (4th) year an evaluation shall be conducted with
the church and the district superintendent to evaluate the ability of the
church to sustain a full time appointment in the future.
4. After review by the cabinet and the Commission, an extension in the
length of time for support can be granted for missional purposes.
The Commission wants to be clear at this point that its intent in this
recommendation is that each charge will accept in full whatever
increases are made in the minimum base compensation for their pastor
each year and receive at least ten percent (10%) less each year in
assistance from Equitable Compensation Funds than granted the
previous year.
C. Merit Grant Supplemental to Base Compensation: Each full-time minister,
associate member, or member in full connection of The N.C. Annual
Conference, serving full time, and who, in the opinion of the cabinet is
rendering unusually effective service, may apply for a grant in the amount of
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$400, when such clergy person's salary and utilities are equal to the
Conference minimum base compensation.
1. This grant must be applied for on an annual basis, with an annual
incremental increase of $400 per year, not to exceed $2,000 per year,
for five years of full-time service. This grant may not exceed a lifetime
maximum of $6,000.00. Special attention shall be given to
ethnic pastors serving ethnic ministries (Book of Discipline 2004,
paragraph 624.6). Said incremental increase is to be administered by
the Commission on Equitable Compensation upon the recommendation
of the cabinet, approval by the charge conference, and the district
superintendent.
2. Further, the local church shall be responsible for all Clergy Pension
Plan and Comprehensive Protection Plan (CPP) payments on
incremental increase.
3. This policy does not restrict the Commission on Compensation, upon
the recommendation of the cabinet, from making additional grants in
extraordinary circumstances.
D. Anticipated future funding needs: The cabinet shall report to the Executive
Committee of the Commission the anticipated Equitable Compensation
funding needs immediately after the first appointment session prior to Annual
Conference.
IV. The Commission reports that 16 charges received a total of $104,334.90 in
compensation assistance in the year 2007.
Johnnie Wright, Chairperson
Incapacity, Joint Committee on
The Joint Committee on Incapacity acts as the advocate for those pastors in the
North Carolina Conference who are forced by physical or emotional incapacity to seek
temporary or permanent relief from their appointment. The committee is given the
responsibility to study the problems of incapacity within the Conference, to provide a
continuing personal ministry to those who are incapacitated, and to make
recommendations to the appropriate agencies of the Conference for each pastor or
deacon seeking Incapacity Leave, including the source of their disability income.
Persons interested in discovering more about the process of being granted Incapacity
Leave can contact a district superintendent or the chair of the Joint Committee on
Incapacity.
The following recommendations are presented to the 2008 session of the North
Carolina Annual Conference:
I. General Policies
A The Joint Committee on Incapacity, through the Conference Treasurer's
Office, will make available upon request the necessary forms for any full time
pastor or deacon to make application for Incapacity Leave. The applicant
completes Form A, has his or her physician complete Form B, completes the
applicant's portion of Form C, Unumreviews the claim and recommends a
determination to the General Board of Pension and Health Benefits who
retains the authority to approve or deny a claim. In all cases the applications
must be completed by the pastor or deacon, the physician, chair of the Joint
Committee on Incapacity, Conference benefits officer, and the district
superintendent before the request for Incapacity Leave can be acted upon.
Whenever possible incapacity requests are to be submitted ninety (90)
days prior to Annual Conference except in life-threatening situations after that
date, or when the disabling condition occurs after that date. Requests
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presented before May 15 will be included in the Committee's report to the
Annual Conference.
B. Definition of Incapacity: For the first 24 months, an active participant will be
considered incapacitated for the purposes of the Comprehensive Protection
Plan or the Basic Protection Plan as of the date the Administrator determines,
on the basis of medical evidence, that such active participant was unable to
perform the usual and customary duties of his/her employment by reason of
bodily injury, disease, or mental or emotional disease or disorder that will
presumably last for at least six continuous months, exclusive of any incapacity
resulting from service in the armed forces of any country, warfare, intentionally
self-inflicted injury, or participation in any criminal or unlawful act.
C. Definition of Clergy: Clergy in The United Methodist Church are individuals
who serve as commissioned ministers, deacons, elders, and local pastors
under appointment of a bishop (full- and part-time), who hold membership in
an annual conference, and who are commissioned, ordained, or licensed.
D. We recommend that pastors applying for Incapacity Leave be approved only
when the General Board of Pension and Health Benefits grants their request
for incapacity benefits through the Comprehensive Protection Plan.
E. The Annual Conference and Conference Board of Pensions (effective January
1, 2007), will fund pension contributions for the Clergy Retirement Security
Program-Defined Benefit Plan in the required annual payment for normal cost
as defined by the plan document and the General Board of Pension and
Heath Benefits for all pastors receiving incapacity benefits from the
Comprehensive Protection Plan.
F. The Comprehensive Protection Plan (effective January 1, 2007), will fund
contributions for the Comprehensive Protection Plan and the Clergy
Retirement Security Program-Defined Contribution Plan which is 3% of plan
compensation as defined by the plan document and the General Board of
Pension and Heath Benefits for all pastors receiving incapacity benefits from
the Comprehensive Protection Plan.
G Hospital Insurance, and Life Insurance shall be paid by the Joint Committee
on Incapacity both for those approved by the General Board of Pension and
Health Benefits and those approved by the Joint Committee on Incapacity who
are pastors receiving incapacity benefits from the Comprehensive Protection
Plan according to Section II, below.
H. Pastors on Incapacity Leave are reminded to investigate the penalties by the
Social Security Administration if they do not elect to come under Medicare at
age 65. Participation in Medicare Part A and B is required at the earliest
possible date in order to receive full health insurance benefits.
I. Effective July 1, 2008 we recommend that a lump sum grant of $3,500
$4,300 be made at the beginning of Incapacity Leave. This grant will be
available only one time in a pastor's years of service.
J. The Joint Committee on Incapacity will review the progress of each pastor or
deacon on Incapacity Leave at least annually. This review will include both
recommendations from the pastor's physician and district superintendent as
well as opportunities for continuing fellowship with the pastor to develop
further possibilities of assistance in his/her disabled circumstances.
K. We recommend the following pastors to be continued on Incapacity Leave:
1 . Wilson Edward Barber, P O Box 4931 , Emerald Isle, NC 28594 252/354-5635
2. Camille O. Yorkey Compton, 2530 Gordon Glen Ct. Apt 1 04 Raleigh, NC 2761 7
3. John M. Crowe, 212 Mimosa Park Drive, Goldsboro, NC 27534 919/759-2146
4. Faye West Ethridge, P O Box 635, Battleboro, NC 27809 252/977-3311
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5. Tommy Lewis Evans, 2201 Drake Court, Graham, NC 27253 336/226-0073
6. Robert Flynn, 188 Bayberry Lane, Smithfield, NC 27577 919/631-2529
7. Doris T. Fox, 1020 Nicholson Road, Sanford, NC 27332 919/499-6364
8. Victor L. Galipi, 11101 Candlewick Road, Bailey, NC 27807 252/234-4251
9. David William Girod, 51 5 Crissman Ave., Elon, NC 27244 336/266-9362
10. Dennis J. Glennon, 254 Scotland County Line Rd., Hamlet, NC 28345 910/582-7386
11. Sherwood Auburn Godwin, 4909 Pinevilla Street, Grifton, NC 28530 252/524-0874
12. Larry Stephen Grady, 78 Gilbert Street, Marion, NC 28752 828/659-1502
13. Susan Harsh-Cafferty, 82 Willowbridge Drive, Durham, NC 27707 919/401-9492
14. Lawrence C. Higgins, 136 Derby Park Ave., New Bern, NC 28562 252/633-0046
15. Bobby Lee Jordan, 2085 Osborne Road, Hamlet, NC 28345 910/205-0473
16. Teresa Lawrence, 5234 Mawood St., Fayetteville, NC 28314 910/867-8746
17. Michael W. Leburg, 14024 Leo Rd. (SR 1), Leo, IN 46765 765/432-7215
18. Ronda Lee-Torres, 507 Stornoway Dr., Southern Pines, NC 28387 910/944-2292
19. Carolyn W. Lucas, 4635 Duncastle Rd., Apt. 3E, Fayetteville, NC 2831 4 91 9/977-0923
20. John Clifton Lupton, 107 East Sherwood Dr., Havelock, NC 28532 252/447-1091
21. David O. Malloy, 11841 Barnes Bridge Road, Laurinburg, NC 28352 910/277-0505
22. Hector Manuel Millan, 2721 Lead Crystal Ct., Raleigh, NC 27610 919/836-8472
23. Lon William Miller, 226 Fairfield Drive, Wilmington, NC 28401 91 0/251 -9266
24. John Edward Morrison, 321 Loblolly Dr, Vass, NC 28394 910/245-2492
25. William Rickman Pinner,1521 Harvey Johnson Rd, Raleigh, NC 27603 919/773-0116
26. Clinton William Spence, 1308 Shady Lane, Durham, NC 27712 919/477-7323
27. John Albert Trotter, 427 Glenwood Avenue, Burlington, NC 27215 336/229-1855
28. Clarence Arthur Wall, 21 7 Blair Drive, Angier, NC 27501 91 9/639-7651
29. Debra Starling Watson, 622 Highland Park Dr., Eden, NC 27288 336/623-5912
30. LaVerne Blue Womack, Jr., 10760 Taylor Rd, Laurinburg, NC 28352 910/610-1248
M. We recommend the following pastors to be placed on Incapacity Leave for the
first time:
Robert C. Flynn, Effective May 1, 2008
David William Girod, Effective July 1, 2007
Teresa Lawrence, Effective December 1, 2007
N. Who have been placed on Incapacity Leave since the last Annual Conference?
Robert C. Flynn, Effective May 1, 2008
David William Girod, Effective July 1, 2007
Teresa Lawrence, Effective December 1, 2007
O. Who have had their Incapacity Leave terminated since the last conference
session?
Willie Frizzelle, Effective July 1, 2007
P Who are to be removed from Incapacity Leave at this Annual Conference?
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Q. We recommend that pastors and congregations in the communities in which
our disabled pastors reside seek to establish a supportive relationship with
those on Incapacity Leave to maintain good fellowship and provide for
pastoral opportunities.
Incapacity Policies Related to Life and Health Insurance
A Insurance Coverage — Participants approved for Incapacity Leave must be
covered under the Conference life and/or health insurance plan immediately
preceding the approval date of Incapacity Leave in order to have life and/or
health insurance coverage after the appointment of Incapacity Leave.
B. Five Year Rule — Participants must be covered for five consecutive years
immediately prior to the date of retirement in order to retain health insurance
benefits after retirement.
C. Life Insurance -
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1. The life insurance premiums are paid by the Joint Committee on
Incapacity.
2. Current participants on Incapacity Leave who are enrolled in the life
insurance are covered as follows: $25,000 life coverage, $10,000 on
eligible dependents.
D. Health Insurance -
1. The health insurance premiums are paid in full by the Joint Committee on
Incapacity until the participant is Medicare eligible due to age and eligible
to retire. Upon reaching Medicare eligibility due to age and eligibility to
retire, clergy receiving CPP benefits will receive the same contribution
towards the health insurance premium as if they were retired.
2. If the participant is enrolled in Medicare (part A and/or B) due to Incapacity,
the Conference health insurance will coordinate benefits with Medicare
as primary, the Conference plan as secondary. Family members (with no
other coverage) will be covered as primary by the Conference health
insurance plan. Participation in Medicare Part B is required at the earliest
possible date in order to receive full health insurance benefits.
Participants, who choose not to participate in Medicare Part B at that date,
will receive the same contribution towards the health insurance premium
as if they were retired. The Conference health insurance will coordinate
with Medicare as primary, the Conference plan as secondary whenever
possible.
Charles K. Morrison, Chairperson
Insurance, Committee on
I The Insurance Committee is to be made up of representatives from the following
boards and agencies: 2-Board of Pensions; 1-Board of Pensions Chair; 2-Board
of Ordained Ministry; 2-Joint Committee on Incapacity; 3-Lay Members appointed
by the Commission on Laity; 5-At Large Members. The following members are
without vote: 1-Conference Treasurer; 1-Controller; 1-Benefits Manager; 1-Director
of Ministerial Relations; The representative should be elected at the
organizational meeting of these boards and agencies. Once elected from its
constituent groups at the beginning of each quadrennium, the Insurance
Committee's membership will remain established for the remainder of that
quadrennium
II. Group Term Life Insurance
A The current life insurance program is provided by Metlife
B. Our coverage is $25,000 for active participants, $12,500 for retired clergy up
to age 72. Effective July 1, 2005 the coverage for retirees age 72 and over
is $5,000. Current spouse and child coverage is $10,000 per person. The
spouse's insurance terminates upon retirement of the subscriber.
C. The life insurance plan is non-contributory. Life insurance premiums are to be
paid by the salary-paying unit.
D. Supplemental Life insurance guidelines (voluntary individual enrollment):
1. Participant must be enrolled in active Conference life insurance plan.
2. Initial voluntary enrollment November 1 -30, 2007.
3. Premiums to be paid by the participant (after tax). (Premiums will be
included on the monthly invoices issued by the Treasurer's Office.)
4. Coverage effective January 1, 2008.
D. LIFE INSURANCE CLAIMS PAID IN 2007:
Death Claims Paid in 2007:
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Jerry Lowry $ 25,000.00
Troy Barrett $ 5,000.00
Daniel Forbes $ 5,000.00
Rudolph Hodge $ 5.000.00
TOTAL BENEFITS PAID $40,000.00
III. Health Insurance Benefits
A Group Health
1. The Insurance Committee will mail the proposed benefits to the members
immediately before each Annual Conference session. The committee
considers the most current financial information that is available before
adopting its recommendations.
2. Insurance companies who make inquiries, for the purpose of submitting
proposals, will be notified of a $200 processing fee. This fee will help
cover the costs of preparation and processing of the information necessary
for proposals.
3. A Health Fair will be sponsored by the Insurance Committee on a biannual
basis. The Insurance Committee encourages everyone to take advantage
of this service in 2008.
4. The Insurance Committee will donate $1,000 for handicap camperships
on an annual basis.
B. Policy and Rules
1. Effective January 1, 2004, the North Carolina Conference offered a
Preferred Provider health insurance plan administered by Blue Cross Blue
Shield of North Carolina. Benefits will include health, dental, pharmacy,
mental health, Medical Reimbursement Accounts, Dependent Day Care
Accounts, and life insurance. Details may be obtained by contacting the
Benefits Manager in the Treasurer's Office, 800-849-4433.
2. Open enrollment for insurance and annual election of benefits (Medical
Reimbursement and Dependent Care Accounts) ends on November 30,
for an effective date of the following January 1. Medical Reimbursement
Accounts and Dependent Day Care Accounts must be re-established on
an annual basis. If you do not claim these funds prior to March 31 (for the
preceding year), these funds are forfeited. Participation in the Medical
Reimbursement and Dependent Care accounts is contingent upon
participation in the health insurance plan.
3. A change of life circumstances (divorce, death, loss of spousal coverage)
will allow a mid-year change. When there is a change in family status, or a
change of address, it is the insured's responsibility to notify the
Treasurer's Office within 30 days. The toll free number to the Methodist
Building in Raleigh is 1-800-849-4433 where staff persons continue to
provide personal attention to insurance matters.
4. Effective January 1, 2004, health insurance for the subscriber may continue
for 18 months after employment is terminated provided that full payment of
the monthly premiums is made in advance. The continuation of life
insurance beyond the termination of employment is not permitted by the
life insurance carrier.
5. Adding new family members must be completed within 30 days of the
qualifying event.
6. Participants applying at any time other than the initial enrollment period (30
days from the date first eligible) would be subject to the one year pre-
existing conditions clause. Submission of a valid Certificate of Insurance
may eliminate or decrease this 12 month clause. The exception to
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this rule would be possible by a change in life status causing loss of
coverage: divorce, death of spouse, loss of spouse'-s employment,
reduction of hours regarding spous-e's coverage.
7. Effective January 1, 2004, the Conference health insurance plan will be the
primary carrier for active participants who continue to work past the
Medicare eligibility age, and are enrolled in the conference health plan.
8. Retired participants should sign up for Medicare parts A and B upon
reaching the Medicare eligibility age. The Medicare Companion Plan is the
only plan offered to retirees past this age. Medicare becomes the primary
payer, with the Conference plan as secondary.
9. A participant must be covered in the Conference insurance for five
consecutive and uninterrupted years immediately prior to retirement to
retain health benefits after retirement. All participants enrolled on January
1, 2001 will be prorated under this rule.
10. Pre-Certification of all in-patient admissions is required. Effective January
1, 2004, call Blue Cross Blue Shield of NC at 800-214-4844. Mental Health
benefits should be pre-certified through Magellan Behavioral Health at 800-
359-2422
11. Denial of claims or incorrect processing of claims should be appealed
through Blue Cross Blue Shield of NC. There are two levels of appeal.
12. Payment for the church's portion of the insurance programs must be made
by the church/charge treasurer. Personal checks cannot be accepted due
to IRS regulations governing Section 125 cafeteria plans. The personal
portion of insurance premiums should be withheld from the participant's
salary by the salary-paying unit on a pre-tax basis.
13. Premiums for health and life insurance may be paid in ADVANCE on a
monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, or annual basis.
14. Lay persons or clergy on maternity/family medical leave may continue their
insurance coverage, as long as the premiums are paid.
15. The Insurance Committee may terminate the coverage for non-payment of
premiums Insurance payments which are 60 days late (from the date of
the bill) will result in termination of benefits. Termination will take place on
the last day of the month in which the 60th day has occurred. Benefits may
be reinstated without lapse in coverage if full payment is made within 30
days of the termination date. Thereafter, insurance coverage may be
reinstated upon full payment and coverage will be effective the first day of
the following month. The one-year waiting period for pre-existing
conditions will apply to all reinstatements where a lapse in coverage
occurs.
16. In case of termination of coverage, the church is responsible for the
premium until the Treasurer's Office is notified in writing of such
termination.
IV. Statement of Intent
The NC Annual Conference established a Group Health and Life Insurance Plan
with the intent of providing coverage for the active and retired clergy. However, the Annual
Conference reserves the right to terminate the health and life contracts, in whole or in
part, at any time. The Annual Conference, at any time or from time to time, may amend
any or all of the provisions of the health or life plan without the consent of individual
participants.
V Eligibility Policies of Non-Retired Participants
A If you enroll in the Conference insurance plan, you are eligible for your coverage
to begin on the first day of the month following the date of hire, or appointment.
Coverage is not automatic. Completion of an enrollment form on a timely basis
is required (within 30 days of original eligibility).
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B. You must work a minimum of 30 hours per week to be eligible for the
Conference insurance plans.
C. Health insurance and life insurance through the Conference groups will be
available to the following:
1. Clergy who are members in full connection of the Conference, probationary
and commissioned probationary members, associate members, student
local clergy, part-time local clergy, interim supplies (covered as lay
employees) serving full-time or part-time (half-time or greater making one-
half of minimum salard as determined by the Pension Worksheet line
7) under appointment in:
a. One of the churches or charges of the NC Conference.
b. One of the institutions or agencies of this Conference receiving financial
support from the Conference.
c. An institution or agency established to provide a ministry or service
provided that:
i. Clergy shall elect in writing within 30 days after the appointment to
continue the coverage. If the coverage is discontinued, a one year
waiting period for pre-existing conditions may apply.
ii. The institution shall be responsible for payment of all insurance
premiums by the due date.
2. Clergy on Leave of Absence, provided a written request to retain benefits is
submitted to the Benefits Manager within 30 days of the appointment of
Leave of Absence. The participant is responsible for the entire monthly
rate (church portion and personal portion) by the due date.
D. Post Retirement Benefits
1. Eligibility for post retirment benefits may be viewed in detail in the Board
of Pensions Report Section B.
2. Post retirement health plan eligibility for clergy newly licensed,
commissioned or ordained effective July 1, 2009, under Episcopal
appointment to a NC Conference responsible appointment (i.e. eligible
for enrollment in the Conference Insurance plan) will be based on total
months enrolled in the Conference Insurance Plan with a minium of 180
months total enrollment with 60 consecutive months enrollment
immediately preceding the date of retirement for funding eligibility.
E. Clergy Couple Appointments
1. Clergy couples will be enrolled in the life insurance program separately.
This affords the clergy couple with the maximum life insurance benefits
available. Clergy couples are not permitted to cover each other under the
provisions of the life insurance. Eligible dependents may only be covered
by one member of the clergy couple.
E Incapacity Leave Appointments
1. Clergy placed on Incapacity Leave can remain covered under the
Conference insurance plans, provided they were enrolled and covered in
the Conference plan immediately preceding the approval date of Incapacity
Leave.
G. Clergy eligible for life and health insurance through the North Carolina
Conference benefits under option A 1 a (above) are entitled to these benefits.
H. Lay Employees:
1. An insurance administrator must be appointed at each church/charge to
manage insurance policies dealing with lay staff. It is the responsibility of
each local church/charge and its officers to be apprised of the parameters of
the Conference insurance plan.
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2. Each local church must have at least 75% participation of the eligible lay
employees to participate in the Conference plan.
a. As of January 1, 2007, churches who currently have less than 75%
participation will be allowed to continue the current participation of their
lay employees under the Conference plan.
3. The employee must work a minimum of 30 hours weekly and must be
enrolled in the period specified for initial enrollment,
a. This period being within 30 days of date first eligible, or be added as a
late applicant during Open Enrollment.
4. Persons appointed as Interim Supply are enrolled as lay employees.
5. The Committee recommends that the church provide this benefit to lay
employees with the same premium payment policy as recommended for
clergy.
6. All churches providing post-retirement benefits to lay employees will be
billed in full for all premiums associated with retirement insurance benefits.
The Annual Conference is not responsible for the premiums of local church
retired lay staff.
I. Continuation of Benefits
1. The participant may be eligible to continue health insurance for up to 18
months following the loss of employment or appointment.
2. Written requests for continuation should be submitted to the Conference
Benefits Manager within 30 days of the termination of employment or loss of
appointment.
3. The life insurance cannot be continued.
4. Flexible Spending Accounts are not available to terminated participants, as
they are no longer receiving salary from which to with-hold these funds.
Funds already contributed may be claimed by the participant.
J. Open Enrollment
1. Open Enrollment is held each year from November 1 through November
30.
2. During Open Enrollment, an active employee or appointee may enroll in the
Conference insurance plan.
3. Flexible Spending Accounts must be established for the upcoming year
during Open Enrollment. If the participant does not establish a new
account during each Open Enrollment, they cannot participate in the
Flexible Spending Accounts for the upcoming year.
K. The Insurance Committee continues to explore eligibility options for future benefit
plans and questions of church participation.
L. Participants enrolled in the Conference health and life insurance plans may
continue to be enrolled in the Conference benefits as long as they are Episcopally
appointed, employed as lay staff, meet the qualifications of Continuation as defined
in Section G above, and meet the required eligibility rules and regulations.
VI. Historically, the Insurance Committee has developed rates based on maximum
actuarially projected claims. The Insurance Committee may use funds in excess of
the plan's operational needs to fund post retirement benefits.
VII. The Insurance Committee strives diligently to present the best possible health and
life insurance coverage available to the North Carolina Annual Conference. Careful
consideration is given to benefits and rates that are proposed each year.
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VIII. 2009 Rates
Health and Life Insurance Monthly Rates (rates remain the same as for 2008)
Health Church Portion $918.02
Health Personal Portion
Single $133.45
Parent/Child $247.01
Family $339.98
Life Insurance (paid by salary-paying unit)
Single $14.50
Family $18.75
The Committee wishes to thank the members of the Annual Conference for their
support.
H. Gray Southern, Chairperson
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Partners in Caring, NC Conference
The Following Calls Have Been Paid Since January 1, 2007
Call No. 495 -The Reverend Brooks Little $2,400.00
Call No. 497 - The Reverend Vassar Jones 4,800.00
Call No. 498 - The Reverend Wallace Lewis 4,800.00
Call No. 499 - The Reverend Jerry Lowry 4,800.00
Call No. 500 - The Reverend J.B. Parvin 4,800.00
Call No. 501 - The Reverend Ben Musser 4,800.00
Call No. 502- The Reverend Troy Barrett 4,800.00
Call No. 503 - The Reverend Fred Davis 4,800.00
Call No. 504- The Reverend Dan Forbes, Jr 4,800.00
Call No. 505-The Reverend Billy Peele, Jr 4,800.00
TOTAL $45,600.00
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Balance on Hand, Checking Acct., Wachovia 01/01/07 $3,041 .61
Invested in Methodist Foundation, 01/01/07 48,313.57
Investment Appreciation, Methodist Foundation, 2007 (2,640.82)
Received from Payment of Calls/Methodist Foundation 56,291 .80
TOTALTOBEACCOUNTEDFOR $105,006.16
DISBURSEMENTS, 01/01/07-12/31/07
Payments to Beneficiaries $45,600.00
Office Expenses 3,364.86
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS $48,964.86
FUNDS ON HAND, 12/31/07
Balance, Wachovia, 12/31/07 10,368.55
Invested in Methodist Foundation, 12/31/07 45,672.75
TOTAL FUNDS ON HAND $56,041.30
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS AND FUNDS ON HAND $105,006.16
TRUSTEES - Bill Haddock, Sally Bates, Sam Loy Duke Lackey, Vann Spivey Leonard Rex,
Susan Pate-Greenwood, Jimmy Weaver, Taylor Mills
Sally Bates, President; Branson Sheets, Vice-president
Henry N. Lovelace, Secretary-Treasurer
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Pensions, Board of
Pensions, Board of
Report A - General I nformation
I. We recommend special appropriations for the following persons in the indicated
amounts:
A To be paid by the General Board of Pension and Health Benefits:
Ministers:
1. Howard M. Wilkinson, an amount equal to two years of credit.
2. Richard Arthur Lewis, an amount equal to ten years times the 1970 rate.
3. Rev. Luis "Lucho" Reinoso, an amount equal to $858 per month as a
missional special grant effective 7/1/08 plus health and life insurance
premiums less the minium retiree contribution. The surviving spousal
missional special grant will be reduced by 25%.
Surviving Spouses:
1. Doris Dellinger Reynolds, build up to 20% of the denominational average
compensation
for 1982 with 2% annual increase.
B. To be paid from the Pension support Fund:
Surviving Spouses:
1. Charlotte Calloway Dingus, total annual benefit $385.00, paid in 12
monthly payments.
2. Mary Frances Ham Evans, total annual benefit of $3,240.00, paid in 12
monthly payments, plus premiums for group health insurance.
3. Sarah O. Meadows, $150 per month toward health insurance premiums.
4. Nancy Terry Traynham, $150 per month toward health insurance
premiums.
5. Ruby A. Phillips, $150 per month toward health insurance premiums.
II. We concur with the following ministers for Incapacity Leave:
A. Wilson Edward Barber - Continued, Effective July 1, 1994
B. Camille O. Yorkey Compton - Continued, Effective September 1, 2006
C. John Marshall Crowe - Continued, Effective July 1, 2003
D. Faye West Ethridge - Continued, Effective September 1 , 2004
E. Tommy Lewis Evans - Continued, Effective September 1, 2003
F. Doris T. Fox - Continued, Effective July 1 , 2004
G. Victor Louis Galipi - Continued, Effective March 1, 2002
H. David William Girod - Continued, Effective July 1 , 2007
I. Dennis Joseph Glennon, Continued, Effective December 1, 2006
J. Sherwood Auburn Godwin - Continued, Effective January 1, 1999
K. Larry Stephen Grady - Continued, Effective March 1 , 2004
L. Susan Harsh-Cafferty - Continued, Effective July 1 , 2002
M. Lawrence Clayton Higgins - Continued, Effective February 1, 2005
N. Bobby Lee Jordan (AM) - Continued, Effective July 1, 2001
O. Teresa Lawrence - Continued, Effective December 1 , 2007
P. Michael WLeburg, Continued Effective July 1, 2006
Q. Ronda Lee-Torres - Continued, Effective December 1 , 2001
R. Carolyn Wilkins Lucas, Continued, Effective October 1, 2006
S. John Clifton Lupton, Jr. - Continued, Effective March 1, 2006
T. David Ophanalia Malloy - Continued, Effective July 1 , 2006
U. Hector Manuel Millan - Continued, Effective July 1, 2004
V. Lon William Miller - Continued, Effective February 1, 2002
W. John Edward Morrison - Continued, Effective July 1, 2005
X. William Rickman Pinner - Continued, Effective September 1 , 2000
Y. Clinton William Spence - Continued, Effective September 1, 2000
Z. John Albert Trotter- Continued, Effective October 1, 1999
AA. Clarence Arthur Wall - Continued, Effective March 1, 2003
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BB. Debra Starling Watson - Continued, Effective November 1, 2001
CC. La Verne Blue Womack, Jr. - Continued, Effective July 1 , 1997
We recommend the following pastors to be placed on Incapacity Leave for the first
time:
David William Girod, Effective July 1, 2007
Teresa Lawrence, Effective December 1, 2007
Robert Flynn, Effective May 1, 2008
Who have been placed on Incapacity Leave since the last Annual Conference?
David William Girod, Effective July 1, 2007
Teresa Lawrence, Effective December 1, 2007
Robert Flynn, Effective May 1, 2008
Who have had their Incapacity Leave terminated since the last Annual Conference?
Wllie Frizzelle, Effective July 1, 2007
Who are to be removed from Incapacity leave at this Annual Conference?
NONE
III. Claimants removed from responsibility roll by death:
A. Benjamin Franklin Musser - July 3, 2007
B. Troy James Barrett - July 9, 2007
C. Harriett Fleming Petteway - July 12, 2007
D. Herman Fred Davis -August 23, 2007
E. Daniel Mercer Forbes, Jr. - October 15, 2007
F. Edith Ann Fowlkes Berry - November 7, 2007
G Roberta Fields Carruth - November 10, 2007
H. Dorothy Anita Thompson Dillon - November 10, 2007
I. Etolia Stribling Vale - November 14, 2007
J. Luther Martin Peele, Jr. - November 16, 2007
K. Ralph Isaac Epps - January 3, 2008
L. Haywood Linwood Harrell - February 11, 2008
M. Paul Cecil Millwood - December 6, 2007
N. Alice Blanche Houser Crew - February 21, 2008
O. Elma Bundy Fulford - February 16, 2008
P. Kathleen McCormick MacLean - March 7, 2008
Q. Robert Freeman Moore - April 1 5, 2008
R. Eric Octavius Murray - May 17, 2008
S. Walter Needham Bass - June 7, 2008
IV New Claimants:
A. Robbie Williams Barrett - July 9, 2007
B. Louise Dawson Forbes - October 15, 2007
C. Myra Miller Peele - November 16, 2007
D. Pinear (Pat) Windley Epps - January 3, 2008
E. Patricia Nash Millwood - December 6, 2007
F. Burnell K. Moore -April 15, 2008
G Emma D. Simmons Bass - June 7, 2008
V Ministers retiring this year:
A. Par. 359.1 (Mandatory Retirement -Age 70)
ROGER ADDISON ARMISTEAD (Age 70, 22.00 years under appointment with 00.00
years of North Carolina credit, 14.00 years of North Carolina MPP/CPP/CRSP)
[08.00 years, Texas Conference]
B. Par. 359.2a (Early Retirement - 20 or more years under appointment)
NONE
C. Par. 359.2b (Retirement with Actuarially Reduced Benefits - Age 62 or 35 years
under appointment.)
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WARREN CLARK BARFIELD (Age 59, 35.00 years under appointment with 08.50
years of North Carolina credit, 26.50 years of North Carolina MPP/CPP/CRSP)
LEONARD FRANK DOUCETTE (Age 62, 33.00 years under appointment with 06.50
years of North Carolina credit, 26.50 years of North Carolina MPP/CPP/CRSP)
VIRGIL BRYAN HUFFMAN (Age 62, 38.00 years under appointment with 1 1 .50 years
of North Carolina credit, 26.50 years of North Carolina MPP/CPP/CRSP)
JAMES CARROLL LEE (Age 64, 36.00 years under appointment with 09.50 years of
North Carolina credit, 26.50 years of North Carolina MPP/CPP/CRSP)
IRA HILDRETH SMITH (Age 62, 28.00 years under appointment with 01 .50 years of
North Carolina credit, 26.50 years of North Carolina MPP/CPP/CRSP)
PATRICIA VILLINES STEWART (Age 62, 10.00 years under appointment with 00.00
years of North Carolina credit, 10.00 years of North Carolina MPP/CPP)
MARY ELLEN PHELAN SWITZER (Age 62, 12.00 years under appointment with
00.00 years of North Carolina credit, 12.00 years of North Carolina MPP/CPP)
D. Par. 359.2c (Regular Retirement -Age 65 or 40 years under appointment)
CAROLYN CUMMINGS-WORIAX (Age 67, 1 2.00 years under appointment with
00.00 years of North Carolina credit, 12.00 years of North Carolina MPP/CPP/
CRSP)
MARTHA KIRK EDGERTON (Age 66, 10.00 years under appointment with 00.00
years of North Carolina credit, 10.00 years of North Carolina MPP/CPP/CRSP)
ROGER VERNON ELLIOTT (Age 62, 40.00 years under appointment with 13.50
years of North Carolina credit, 26.50 years of North Carolina MPP/CPP/CRSP)
GLENN BATES EVERETT (Age 65, 30.75 years under appointment with 04.25 years
of North Carolina credit, 26.50 years of North Carolina MPP/CPP/CRSP)
MILTON HEATH GILBERT (Age 66, 40.00 years under appointment with 13.50 years
of North Carolina credit, 26.50 years of North Carolina MPP/CPP/CRSP)
WILLIAM CARL SIMPSON, JR. (Age 64, 39.00 years under North Carolina
appointment with 12.50 years of North Carolina credit, 26.50 years of North
Carolina MPP/CPP/CRSP) [03.00 years, Alabama-West Florida Conference]
CHARLES MICHAEL SMITH (Age 68, 44.00 years under appointment with 17.00
years of North Carolina credit, 26.50 years of North Carolina MPP/CPP/CRSP)
E. Par 359. 2d Ad Interim Retirement
1. Par. 359.2a (Voluntary Retirement with 20 years of service)
MARK ELVIN LYKINS (Age 53, 20.00 years under appointment with 00.00 years of
North Carolina credit and 20.00 years of North Carolina MPP/CPP) [Retired 02/01/
2008]
2. Par. 259.2c (Regular Retirement -Age 65 or 40 years under appointment)
LILYKERCHOU (Age 65, 11.25 years under appointment with 00.00 years of North
Carolina credit and 11.25 years of North Carolina MPP/CPP) [Retired 09/15/2007]
JOSEPH ANDREW MOTLEY (Age 67, 1 5.50 years under appointment with 00.00
years of North Carolina credit and 15.50 years of North Carolina MPP/CPP) (02.50
years, North Georgia Conference; 00.33 year North Alabama Conference) [Retired
02/01/2008]
F. Par 359.1 Local Pastors retiring this year
NONE
VI. We recommend that the expense account of the Board of Pensions and such
independent consultation expense as necessary during 2008-2009 be paid from
funds designated as Administrative Expense in the Board of Pensions Budget.
VII. Extension Ministries (fl1506.4h):
A With pension credit by the Annual Conference - (CRSP/CPP Funds will be
transferred from the Pension Budget to the various offices and agencies
toward the payment of CRSP and CPP in 2007 and 2008. The
purpose of the transfer is to more accurately reflect actual staffing costs of the
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respective offices and agencies and also to more accurately reflect the actual
cost for retiree benefits and past service liability in the Pension Fund.)
John Farmer Jo Elaine Harris (PD) Greg Jenks
Lawrence E. Johnson Paul L. Leeland (thru 7/19/08) Jim Mentzer
Kirk B. Oldham Josefina (Cookie) Santiago Jennifer Copeland
Mary Jane Wilson-Parsons Jan Rivero Scott Wilkinson
With pension responsibility on the agency/institution served:
Sally Bates
Robert Brewer
Betty Ann Buckley (FD)
Leonard C, Byers II
Kathy Clark-Dickens
Karen Crutchfield
Samuel W. Dixon, Jr.
Leland Jan Fogleman
Edith Lee Gleaves
Mary Martha Hatch
Phyllis Hicks
Williams. Hoyle
Brenda Jones (PE)
D. Brent Laytham
Roger Loyd
W. Joseph Mann
YukoUeda Miller (PL)
Ismael Perez (PL)
Margaret Ann Biddle
Cheryl Brown
Janet Buffaloe
Dennis M. Campbell
Lisa Brown Cole
J. Van Dickens
Gayle Carlton Felton
Alvester I. Gales, Jr.
J. Milton Hadley, Jr.
David Heinze
Tamsey Phillips Hill (PD)
Pamela J. Hudson
Andrew Keck (FD)
Jerry D. Lewis
Audrey Holmes Lynge
Leslie Marsicano
Deborah A. Morgan
Rosanna Panizo-Valladares
Mary Jane Pierce Norton(FD) James H. Pace
Michael Pasquarello
Michel C. Randall (PE)
Michael W. Safley
Mary Anne Shivers
Bruce E. Stanley
Carla Scanlan Vieregg
Eileen Bisgrove (FD)
Wesley F. Brown
Christine A. Burley (PD)
Marty J. Cauley
Edgardgo Colon-Emeric
Barry Drum
Amanda Fleishman (FD)
Coleman Lane Glaze
Shana D. Harrison
Charles M. Herring
RandyA. Hillman
David O. Jenkins
Anita J. Kimbrough
Linda Logston (FD)
Barbara Price Mann
Sam Francis Martin III
Charles K Morrison
Bruce E. Petty (PL)
Rhonda Parker (PE)
Joan M. Purcell
Ellen Webb Rose (PL)
Michele R. Shields
A. Clay Smith
Berry L. Taylor II
Brenda Walton
Ben Witherington
Betty Poole
James A. Rawlings, Jr.
Richard Shannonhouse
David Sluder
Judith S. Stephens (FD)
Kelly Walker-Jones
Denise Conner Waters (FD) Julia Webb-Bowden
Malcolm C. Willingham
VIII. Recommendations regarding service credit:
A The Conference Board of Pension voted at its October 30, 2007 meeting to
grant pension credit for the time period September 1, 1968 through May 31,
1969 for a total of nine (9) months of service for Dr. William C. Simpson.
B. The Conference Board of Pension voted at its February 21, 2008 meeting to
grant Vi year pension credit for the time period 1975 through 1976 as a
Student Local Pastor for S. Dufrene Cummings.
IX. The Board of Pension recommends that funds received from the United Methodist
Publishing House be contributed towards the Central Conference Pension
Initiative.
Report B - Recommendations for the Pension Program and Post Retirement Benefits
I. Funding Plan for Supplement One of the Clergy Retirement Security Program
A Defined Plan Benefits: Supplement One of the Clergy Retirement Security
Program (Pre-82 Plan) provides defined benefit pension benefits to participat-
ing retired clergy for all service rendered to the North Carolina Conference
through December 31, 1981. This plan will continue until all pastors with past
service benefits and their surviving spouses are deceased and is adminis
tered by the General Board of Pension and Health Benefits (GBOPHB).
B. Current Past Service Rate: For many years, the Book of Discipline has
defined Pre-82 Plan defined benefits as a fixed payment per year of past
service. This fixed payment is the Past Service Rate (PSR). The benefit
goal is stated to be a PSR of 1% of the Conference Average Compensation
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(CAC). Participation in the Clergy Retirement Security Program requires that
an Annual Conference maintain its PSR to at least 0.9% of the CAC. The 2008
CAC for the North Carolina Conference is $62,997. The 2008 PSR is $572 or
0.91% of the CAC. Our Conference Board would like to maintain a PSR of at
least 0.9% of CAC. North Carolina CAC has increased by approximately 4.5%
over the past 10 years. We estimate future PSR increases to average
approximately 5.0% each year.
C. Funded Status: The Conference is required to fund all future benefits of the
Pre-82 Plan by December 31, 2021. Funded Status (previously called un
funded liability) is the difference of the current assets held by the
GBOPHB for future benefits of North Carolina participants and the total
present value of all future benefits to be paid under the plan at the approved
PSR. The GBOPHB values assets and liabilities of the plan every two
years and projects data to current years based on the increase in PSR and
investment earnings. For the 2008 Funding Plan, GBOPHB and the
Conference use an assumed earnings rate of 7.0%.
The General Board of Pension and Health Benefits has determined that the
portion of the pre-82 plan liability attributable to North Carolina Annual
Conference is $52,830,240 with a 5.0% PSR increase assumption
based on a 2008 PSR of $572. Plan funds currently held with the General
Board of Pension and Health Benefits have a value of $19,903,170 as of
January 1, 2006 (for 2008 funding plan).
The difference between the total plan liability and current plan funding is
$32,927,070. This represents the unfunded plan liability and will be provided
through apportionments and non-plan funds that are held in various
investment sources. The Conference intends for contributions to be
made within the 14-year period, ending December 31, 2021. The minimum
annual contribution due December 31, 2008 is currently estimated to be
$2,501,141.
D. Funding Plan for 2008: Our conference pays for plan benefits through several
potential funding sources. Both the interest and principal of non-plan funds
may be available for retirement funding needs. Below is a description of the
non-plan assets available to pay the present value of future contributions.
Our Conference expects to utilize annual apportionments from the local
churches as the primary source for pre-82 pension funding. Our Conference
expects to receive annual apportionments in an amount of $3,300,000 for
2008, $3,300,000 for 2009, increasing $200,000 each year through 2013.
Apportionments of $4,600,000 are expected for the year 2014, and $3,500,000
are expected for 2015 and $3,000,000 for the year 2016. The present value of
the expected apportionments is $25,412,046. This apportionment funding
wasoriginally approved by the 1991 Annual Conference.
The Conference maintains a General Deposit Account with the General Board
of Pension and Health Benefits that has a value of $13,429,147 as of January
1, 2008. Both the interest and principal from this account are available to meet
future contribution requirements.
The Conference maintains and manages various liquid asset accounts that
are available for Supplement One funding. The current value of these ac-
counts are $1 ,948,346 as of January 1 , 2008. Both the interest and
principal from these sources are available to meet future contribution require
ments.
The Superannuate Endowment fund has a value of $370,865 as of January 1 ,
2008. All of it is available except for the original balance of $87,195.39, from
which interest only is available.
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The 2008 funding plan as of January 1, 2006 is summarized below:
Supplement One Liability:
Assuming A PSR Increase of 5.0% $(52,830,240)
Current Plan Funding as of 1/1/06 19,903,170
Unfunded Plan Liability as of 1/1/06 $(32,927,070)
Projected Unfunded Plan Liability as of 1/1/08 $(28,819,717)
Additional Plan Assets:
Present Value of Future Apportionments $25,412,046
General Deposit Account (GBOPHB) 13,429,147
Conference Managed Liquid Asset Accounts 1,948,346
Conference Superannuate Endowment Fund (GBOPHB) 370,865
Total Additional Plan Assets $41,160,404
Proposed Past Service Rate: The 2009 CAC for the North Carolina Conference is
$65,199. We propose that the past service rate beginning January 1, 2008 be
increased to $601 per service year, or 0.95% of the CAC. Assuming 5% future
PSR increases and 7.0% investment earnings, this increase creates an unfunded
liability of $32,927,070. The minimum annual contribution due December 31, 2009
is currently estimated to be $2,328,168.
Ministerial Pension Plan (MPP) (effective through December 31, 2006)
Guidelines for the Ministerial Pension Plan and the Comprehensive Protection Plan
are contained in the plan document. A copy of the summary plan document is
available on request by contacting pension services in the treasurer's office.
A Service on and after January 1, 1982 through December 31, 2006 was funded
on a defined contribution basis. This plan is basically deferred salary, and
creates no unfunded liability because it builds an account of funds for a
specific minister as his/her salary is paid.
B. These contributions were placed in the individual minister's Church Account
to be available for benefits when the minister becomes eligible for payment in
the retired relationship.
C. Each minister who is eligible for benefits will be required to designate
beneficiaries for the benefits he/she is qualified to receive.
Clergy Retirement Security Program (CRSP) (Effective January 1, 2007)
Guidelines for the Clergy Retirement Security Program and the Comprehensive
Protection Plan are contained in the plan document. A copy of the summary plan
document is available on request by contacting pension servicesin the treasurer's
office. Service on and after January 1, 2007 will be funded on a combined defined
contribution/defined benefit basis.
A Defined Benefit
1. The Defined Benefit will be 1.25% of the Denominational Average
Compensation (DAC) according to the plan document.
2. The Defined Benefit portion will be funded based on a percentage of Plan
Compensation calculated on a yearly basis using up to the normal cost
rate provided by the General Board of Pension and Health Benefits
multiplied by the annual interest rate. The current assumed interest rate
is 7.0%. Therefore, the funding percentage rate for 2008 is 10.4% of Plan
Compensation.
B. Defined Contribution
1. Benefits will be provided based on the participants account balance at
their actual retirement date.
2. The Defined Contribution portion funding is based on three percent (3%)
of Plan Compensation.
C. Plan Compensation is calculated by the GBOPHB according to the plan
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document:
1. Vouchered travel and utilities paid directly to utility companies are not
used in Plan Compensation calculations since this is considered by the
General Board of Pension and Health Benefits to be local church
expense.
2. Clergy couples housing:
a. When only one of the spouses is furnished a parsonage, the one
furnished the parsonage includes the housing allowance.
b. When one spouse is furnished the parsonage and the other a cash
allowance, the one furnished the parsonage will use the 25% housing
allowance and the other will report the actual cash housing paid.
c. When two parsonages are furnished each spouse claims a housing
allowance.
d. When neither is furnished a parsonage, the actual cash housing
allowance may be counted by the person/or persons receiving the
allowance.
3. In accordance with the plan document, the housing allowance for those
furnished housing is 25% times the cash salary.
4. Those furnished a cash housing allowance will report the actual amount
in accordance with the plan document.
D. The Clergy Retirement Security Program contribution from the local church is
to be paid monthly by the Church or Charge Treasurer to the Conference
Treasurer's Office.
E. The Defined Contribution portions are placed in the individual minister's
Church Account to be available for benefits when the minister becomes
eligible for payment in the retired relationship.
F. Each minister who is eligible for benefits will be required to designate
beneficiaries for the benefits he/she is qualified to receive.
IV. Comprehensive Protection Plan (CPP)
A This part of the program contains provisions for a death benefit and disability
income. In addition to the provisions of a death benefit for the pastor, there is
a death benefit on the life of the spouse and dependent children under age
18 or who are dependent because of disability. The Comprehensive
Protection Plan also includes educational benefits for the children of a
deceased minister. This part of the plan is only available to those ministers
covered under the CPP, whose charges are paying at least minimum full-time
salary.
1. Death Benefits provide $50,000.00 as the benefit paid on the death of an
eligible active participant. Upon retirement at any age, death benefits drop
to $16,813.20 for the year 2008 and $17,467.80 for 2009. This is 30% of
the DAC.
2. Effective January 1, 2002, the disability benefit equals 70% of plan
compensation, with plan compensationcapped at 200% of the DAC. (The
DAC for 2008 is $56,044.00 and for 2009 is $58,226.00) The disability
benefit is reduced by any disability benefits payable under the Social
Security Act. This revised benefit applies only to eligible clergy whose
disability effective date, as determined by the General Board of
Pension and Health Benefits, is on or after January 1, 2002.
3. The Comprehensive Protection Plan contribution from the local church is
to be paid monthly by the Church or Charge Treasurer to the Conference
Treasurer's Office. (Effective November 1, 2004)
4. Pastors who have been approved for a leave of absence for military
service and who were enrolled in the CPP prior to the date of their leave
will continue to be enrolled in the CPP under optional Conference
enrollment.
B. Effective January 1, 2007, the cost of the Comprehensive Protection Plan
(CPP) will be funded by billing up to the calculated percentage to fund the CPP
each year using the rate required by the General Board of Pension.
For 2008 the cost is a total of 3% of the actual Plan Compensation up to
200% of the Denominational Average Compensation (DAC). The pastor shall
be required to pay 1% of Plan Compensation (up to 1% of 200% of DAC) on
an after tax basis and the church or charge shall pay 2% of the Plan Compen
sation (up to 2% of 200% of DAC). ^1 506. 19 in The Book of Discipline 2004.
V Implementation of the Program
The benefit program adopted by your Conference Board of Pensions seeks to
provide a wider range of support for the minister's family through death benefits
for every member of the family, disability income for the minister in time of great
stress, educational benefits for children of deceased ministers, minimum annuity
benefits for surviving spouses, and clergy benefits based on the Denominational
Average Compensation (DAC).
A Costs of the Clergy Retirement Security Program/Comprehensive Protection
Plan will be borne by the local charge as an item of ministerial support
according to the Plan Compensation of the minister and the category of the
charge.
1 . Effective January 1 , 2008
FULL TIME (Conference Member/Local Pastor) - 10.4% of Plan Compen
sation for CRSP - Defined Benefit portion and 3% of Plan Compensation
for CRSP - Defined Contribution portion and 2% of Plan Compensation
for CPP (up to 2% of 200% of the DAC)
STUDENT (Conference Member/Local Pastor) - 10.4% of Plan
Compensation for CRSP - Defined Benefit portion and 3% of Plan
Compensation for CRSP - Defined Contribution portion
LESS THAN FULL TIME (Conference Member/Local Pastor) - 10.4% of
Plan Compensation for CRSP- Defined Benefit portion and 3% of Plan
Compensation for CRSP - Defined Contribution portion
INTERIM OR RETIRED SUPPLY - no pension responsibility
B. Effective January 1, 2007 Deacons and Probationary Deacons serving in
Episcopal appointments to a local church or other entity that falls under the
pension plan sponsorship of the Conference shall be enrolled in the
plans according to the plan document.
C. The pastor will make regular monthly payments to the Conference
Treasurer's Office through the local church treasurer for his/her 1% of Plan
Compensation (up to 1% of 200% of the DAC) on an after tax basis for CPP.
D. It is recommended that the pastor make regular monthly payments through
the local church treasurer to the General Board of Pension and Health
Benefits for his/her personal tax-paid or tax-deferred contributions of at
least 3%.
(The following, Item VI, was approved by the 1997 Annual Conference to be placed in
effect at the conclusion of the Session of the Annual Conference, Year 2000:)
VI. Policies Related to Life and Health Insurance
A The 2010 budget needed to fund health and life insurance, pension grants,
administration, etc., is $2,700,000.
B. Eligibility Policies
1. Five-Year Rule A participant must be covered under the health insurance
plan for five consecutive years immediately prior to the date of retirement
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in order to retain health insurance benefits after retirement.
2. Clergy persons who retire from the North Carolina Annual Conference
with twenty or more full time years of earned pension credit in the North
Carolina Annual Conference may receive life and health insurance
benefits when the clergy person attains age 62 and receives pension
benefits or retires with thirty-five (35) years of service and receives
pension benefits provided at least twenty (20) of the thirty-five years of
pension credit is in the North Carolina Annual Conference. The North
Carolina pension credit record used to determine insurance funding for
retiring Deacons in Full Connection shall consist of eligible North
Carolina earned pension credit years in both the lay and clergy pension
plans.
3. Effective July 1, 2007, clergy persons who retire at age 59 Vi may remain
on the Conference insurance plan, provided written notification of this
intent is provided to the Conference Benefits Manager. The
clergy person will be responsible for 100% of the applicable monthly
premium until the attainment of age 62 (Report B Section VI B2). At the
attainment of age 62, the monthly premium will be adjusted according
to the retirement rules in place at the time of retirement. Monthly
premiums will then be calculated at the applicable percentages as
defined in Report B Section VI D and E.
4. All retired clergy, spouses and surviving dependents must enroll in
Medicare part A and part B when first eligible.
5. Effective August 1, 1992, Pastors who discontinued 11313. 1, or Probation
ary Members, 11327. 6, as well as Conference Members who are retired
involuntarily, 1J359. 3, who are granted Honorable Location, 1J360; who
withdraw to unite with another denomination, 1J361.1; who surrender the
ordained ministerial office 11361. 2; who withdraw under complaints or
charges, 1J361.3; and Conference Members who are placed on Adminis
trative Location, 1J362.4 are ineligible to receive retirement health or life
insurance benefits when payments from the General Board of Pension
and Health Benefits begin. [Paragraphs noted are from The Book of
Discipline, 2004]
C. Retirement prior to January 1, 2004
Clergy persons who retire prior to January 1, 2004 from the North Carolina
Annual Conference will be subject to the current rate policy as outlined below.
Effective January 1, 2004, there will be a minimum monthly contribution of $10
per participant (for all surviving dependents and retirees with a clergy retire-
ment date prior to January 1, 2004). The following policies apply:
1. Before the retired clergy person and/or spouse reach the age of Medicare
eligibility (currently 65 years of age), the retired clergy person will pay the
amount of premium that he/she paid in the year in which he/she retires.
The Conference Board of Pensions will pay the difference between the
clergy person's payment and the costs of his/her health insurance. The
retired clergy person must continue to pay the amount of premium that
he/she paid in the year of retirement until both the retired clergy person
and his/her spouse reach the age of Medicare eligibility. Billings will be
made monthly from the Treasurer's Office.
2. If a clergy person who, prior to retirement, has been covered as a single
individual for the purposes of health insurance, wishes at the time of
retirement to add family members to his/her health care plan, he/
she must pay the premium applicable to that type of coverage for the year
in which he/she retired. The retired clergy person must continue to pay
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that amount of premium until both the retired clergy person and his/her
spouse reach the age of Medicare eligibility.
A clergy person who retires from the North Carolina Annual Conference
with less than twenty (20) full-time years of earned pension credit in the
North Carolina Annual Conference may receive life and health insurance
benefits when the clergy person attains age 62 and receives pension
benefits or retires with thirty-five (35) years of service and receives
pension benefits provided at least twenty of the thirty-five years of pension
credit is in the North Carolina Annual Conference. Retired clergy persons
and/or dependents with less than twenty years of earned pension credit in
the North Carolina Annual Conference will be responsible for the monthly
insurance premiums as described in #1 above, with the remaining
monthly portion shared by the retired clergy person and/or dependents
and the Conference Board of Pensions, based on the following formula:
Years of Pension
Individual
Board of
Credit
Contribution
Pension's
Contribution
1
95%
5%
2
90%
10%
3
85%
15%
4
80%
20%
5
75%
25%
6
70%
30%
7
65%
35%
8
60%
40%
9
55%
45%
10
50%
50%
11
45%
55%
12
40%
60%
13
35%
65%
14
30%
70%
15
25%
75%
16
20%
80%
17
15%
85%
18
10%
90%
19
5%
95%
20
$10 Minimum
Remaining Premium
This payment formula remains in effect throughout the participant's lifetime (clergy
person or surviving dependent).
D. Retirement after January 1, 2004
(Eligibility policies can be found in Report B, section VI B)
Effective January 1, 2004 the following schedule(s) will apply to all retired clergy
and their eligible dependents, whose retirement date is January 1, 2004 or
later.
1. Medicare Eligible (retiree and/or dependents)
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1. Medicare Eligible (retiree and/or dependents)
Years of
NC Pension
Credit
0-4
5-9
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40 or more
2.
Individual
Contribution
Board of Pension
Contributions
Not eligible
80%
Not
eligible
20%
70%
30%
60%
40%
50%
50%
40%
60%
30%
70%
20%
80%
10% 90%
ible (retiree and/or dependents)**
Individual Board of Pension
Contribution Contributions
Not eligible
80%
Not
eligible
20%
70%
30%
60%
40%
50%
50%
40%
60%
30%
70%
20%
80%
10%
90%
Years of
NC Pension
Credit
0-4
5-9
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40 or more
3. "The minimum monthly premium billed to the individual will be no less
than the active monthly personal portion of the premium for the applicable
coverage type.
Retirement after January 1, 2007 (revised June 2008)
(Eligibility policies can be found in Report B, Section VI B.)
1. Effective January 1, 2007 the Conference Board of Pensions will fund
only the % above as applied to the Medicare Companion plan rate.
Retirees and/or dependents not yet Medicare eligible age will
be responsible for the difference between the funded amount as
calculated based on the above table(s) and the remaining cost of full
coverage.
2. The above % of the Medicare Companion plan premium will be applied
to the total active family rate until both the retiree and spouse attain
the Medicare eligibility age.
3. Participants who retired under provision E1, (2007 rule) will have their
rates re-calculated effective July 1, 2008 to comply with the new E2
provision.
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F. Retirement after July 1, 2009
(Eligibility policies can be found in Report B, Section VI B.)
Clergy under appointment as of June 30, 2009
1. Post retirement health plan eligibility for clergy who are licensed,
commissioned, or ordained under NC Episcopal appointment to a NC
Conference responsible appointment (i.e., eligible for enrollment
in the Conference Insurance Plan) as of June 30, 2009 will be
determined using years of NC pension credit/pension eligibility accrued
through June 30, 2009. Effective July 1, 2009, accrual of future year's
credit toward post retirement benefits will be determined by months of
enrollment in the Conference insurance plan with a minimum of 60
months immediately preceding retirement.
2. The retiree must participate in the NC Health Plan for 60 consecutive
months immediately prior to the date of retirement.
3. Clergy with 60 months of participation in the NC Health Plan
immediately prior to retirement, but less than 180 months in the plan
(over the course of career) will have access to the NC Health Plan
and contribute the full cost of the plan.
4. The retiree may only cover dependents that are covered at the time of
retirement.
5. Funding will be based on the chart printed below:
Years of Individual Board of
NC Pension Credit/ Contribution Pension
Insurance Plan Contribution
0-4 Not Eligible Not Eligible
5-9 80% 20%
10-14 70% 30%
15-19 60% 40%
20-24 50% 50%
25-29 40% 60%
30-34 30% 70%
35-39 20% 80%
40 or more 10% 90%
G. Newly appointed Clergy (licensed, commissioned or ordained receiving
first time appointment) effective July 1, 2009
1. Post retirement health plan eligibility for clergy newly licensed,
commissioned or ordained effective July 1, 2009, under Episcopal
appointment to a NC Conference responsible appointment (i.e. eligible
for enrollment in the Conference Insurance plan) will be based on total
months enrolled in the Conference Insurance Plan with a minimum of
180 months total enrollment with 60 consecutive months enrollment
immediately preceding the date of retirement for funding eligibility.
2. Participants who meet the 60 consecutive months enrollment but do not
meet the 180 months minimum will have access to the plan with no
funding from the Conference Board of Pensions. The participant will be
responsible for 100% of the applicable premiums.
3. Credited enrollment in the insurance plan, once earned, will not be
reduced or terminated due to breaks in enrollment.
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4. Funding will be based on the following:
Years of Individual Board of
NC Pension Credit/ Contribution Pension
Insurance Plan Contribution
0-4 Not Eligible Not Eligible
5-14 100% 0%
15-19 60% 40%
20-24 50% 50%
25-29 40% 60%
30-34 30% 70%
35-39 20% 80%
40 or more 10% 90%
H. Life Insurance - A clergy person must have been covered under the conference
active life insurance plan in order to retain life insurance benefits after retirement.
The Board of Pensions does not provide life insurance for dependents of retired
clergy.
I. Clergy Couples Insurance
1. When one member of a clergy couple retires, medical and life insurance
will be paid for the retiree according to the schedules and rules previ-
ously listed.
2. Health insurance will be provided for the spouse and eligible dependents
of the retired clergy partner according to the rules and schedules previ
ously listed.
J. Surviving Spouses
Surviving spouses of active participants must be enrolled in the health
insurance plan at the time of the participant's death in order to receive health
insurance benefits under the current health insurance plan.
Premiums will be determined by the retirement rules in place on the date of
death.
1. When surviving spouses are employed and provided health insurance by
their employer, the plan of the Board of Pension will be the secondary
carrier.
2. If the surviving spouse remarries, the conference health insurance will
terminate. Future benefits under the conference health insurance plan
are waived.
3. Surviving spouses of retired clergy must be enrolled in the health
insurance plan at the time of the retired clergy's death in order to receive
health insurance benefits under the current health insurance plan.
a. Surviving spouses currently enrolled who married the clergy person
after the clergy person's retirement, can remain covered by the health
insurance plan. The Board of Pensions grants a flat rate of
$150.00 monthly towards the cost of the surviving spouse's cover
age. The remaining premium will be the responsibility of the
surviving spouse.
b. Surviving spouses of retired clergy who married the clergy person
prior to the clergy person's retirement are subject to the payment
schedule applicable prior to the death of the clergy person.
c. Effective January 1, 2001 retired clergy persons may not add new
dependents to the health insurance plan.
VII. Intent
The North Carolina Annual Conference established health, dental, and life
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insurance plans with the intent of providing coverage for the active and retired pastors.
However, the Annual Conference reserves the right to terminate the health, dental, and
life contracts, in whole or in part, at any time. The Annual Conference, at any
time or from time to time, may amend any or all of the provisions of the health or life
plans without the consent of the individual participants.
VIII. Dental Insurance
The Board of Pensions recommends that retired ministers covered under the
health insurance plan have dental insurance. Dental benefits became available
on July 1, 1987.
IX. Maximum Lifetime Benefit Under the Medicare Companion Plan. The lifetime
maximum under the current Medicare Companion Plan is $2,000,000 for each
participant.
X Special Provisions
The North Carolina Annual Conference Board of Pensions is hereby authorized, at
its discretion, to arrange with the General Board of Pension and Health Benefits
for active participation in the CRSP and/or CPP by persons who are eligible under
special rules but not automatically included as active participants. (CRSP Plan
Document Section 3.3 and CPP Plan Document Section 3.2.)
XI. Conclusion
Our constant aim is to provide our retired families with their needs for an adequate
income to purchase essentials for living as well as to insure adequate care in
case of illness. To these ends our recommendations are directed, and their
satisfaction is found in the acceptance of the North Carolina Conference and its
membership.
Report C - Housing Exclusion Allowance (For Income Tax Purposes Only)
Resolutions Relating to Rental/Housing Allowances for Retired or Disabled
Clergypersons of the North Carolina Conference
The North Carolina Conference (the "Conference") adopts the following resolu-
tions relating to rental/housing allowances for active, retired, or disabled
clergypersons of the Conference:
WHEREAS, the religious denomination known as The United Methodist
Church (the "Church"), of which this Conference is a part, has in the past func-
tioned and continues to function through ministers of the gospel (within the
meaning of Internal Revenue Code section 107) who were or are duly ordained,
commissioned, or licensed ministers of the Church ("Clergypersons");
WHEREAS, the practice of the Church and of this Conference was and is to
provide active Clergypersons with a parsonage or a rental/housing allowance as
part of their gross compensation;
WHEREAS, pensions or other amounts paid to active, retired, and disabled
Clergypersons are considered to be deferred compensation and are paid to
active, retired, and disabled Clergypersons in consideration of previous
active service; and
WHEREAS, the Internal Revenue Service has recognized the Conference (or
its predecessors) as the appropriate organization to designate a rental/housing
allowance for Clergypersons who are or were members of this Conference and are
eligible to receive such deferred compensation;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED:
1. THAT an amount equal to 100% of the pension or disability payments
received from plans authorized under The Book of Discipline of The
United Methodist Church (the "Discipline"), which includes all
such payments from the General Board of Pension and Health
Benefits ("GBOPHB"), any amounts received from the Minister's
Transition Fund (MTF) and including amounts received in this respect
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from the Duke Endowment, during the year 2008 and 2009 by each
active, retired, or disabledClergyperson who is or was a member of
the Conference, or its predecessors, be and hereby is designated as
a rental/housing allowance for each such Clergyperson; and
2. THAT the pension or disability payments to which this rental/housing
allowance applies will be any pension or disability payments from
plans, annuities, or funds authorized under the Discipline, including
such payments from the GBOPHB and from a commercial annuity
company that provides an annuity arising from benefits accrued
under a GBOPHB plan, annuity, or fund authorized under the Disci
pline, that result from any service a Clergyperson rendered to this
Conference or that an active, a retired, or a disabled Clergyperson of
this Conference rendered to any local church, annual conference of
the Church, general agency of the Church, other institution of the
Church, former denomination that is now a part of the Church, or any
other employer that employed the Clergyperson to perform services
related to the ministry of the Church, or its predecessors, and that
elected to make contributions to, or accrue a benefit under, such a
plan, annuity, or fund for such active, retired, or disabled
Clergyperson's pension or disability as part of his or her gross compen-
sation.
NOTE: The rental/housing allowance that may be excluded from a
Clergyperson's gross income in any year for federal income tax purposes is
limited under Internal Revenue Code section 107(2) and regulations
thereunder to the least of: (1) the amount of the rental/housing allowance
designated by the Clergyperson's employer or other appropriate body of the
Church (such as this Conference in the foregoing resolutions) for such year;
(2) the amount actually expended by the Clergyperson to rent or provide a
home in such year; or (3) the fair rental value of the home, including furnish-
ings and appurtenances (such as a garage), plus the cost of utilities in such
year. As specified in Rev. Rul. 71 280, 1971 C.B.92, "the only amount that will
qualify for exclusion under section 107(2) of the Code as 'rental allowance' is
an amount equal to the fair rental value of the home, including furnishings and
appurtenances such as a garage, plus the cost of utilities." Beginning
in 1984, there is no longer a sick pay or disability income exclusion available
with respect to disability benefit payments. Therefore, the full amount of
disability benefit payments will be taxable income to the recipient beginning in
1984.
Please Note: There is no place on your 1040 Tax Form to list this Housing
Exclusion. The General Board of Pension and Health Benefits has provided a
sample statement to be used: "I received $ from the General
Board of Pension and Health Benefits, Incorporated in Missouri; and/or from a
commercial annuity company that provides an annuity arising from benefits
accrued under a GBOPHB plan, annuity, or fund authorized under the Disci
pline and $ from the Duke Endowment (total $ )
as reported on the attached 1099 - R's. I did not include that amount on Line
16b because $ * has been excluded under provisions of IRC
Section 107 of the Internal Revenue Code as a rental allowance exclusion. As
a retired clergyperson, I am entitled to take this rental allowance exclusion."
(In this blank put the least of the 3 amounts on your Housing Exclusion
Worksheet.)
Attach this note to your 1099-R forms.
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Report D - Ministers' Transition Fund
I. The Principles of the Fund - The Ministers' Transition Fund of the North Carolina
Conference of The United Methodist Church (the "Fund") was established effective
November 20, 1937, to assist the minister to more easily make the transition from
the active relationship in which a furnished parsonage has usually been
provided, to the retired relationship in which the minister provides his or her
housing. The Fund is established by apportionments to each local church in the
Outreach Ministries-Fair Share Apportionments and by assessments to each
minister who has membership in the Fund. Since all churches contribute to this
Fund, it is the desire of the North Carolina Annual Conference of The United
Methodist Church that all ministers participate in the Fund. The Conference does
not interpret the churches' support of the Ministers' Transition Fund as an addi
tional benefit for their ministers, but as a benefit for all ministers of the Conference.
Therefore, the only funds to which a minister can make personal claim are those
that he or she contributed to the Fund.
The Conference vigorously emphasizes that the purpose of this Fund is to assist
the minister's retirement transition and not to be an emergency fund available for
any other purpose. All participant elections available shall be irrevocable. The
Fund is intended to be a church plan within the meaning of section 414(e) of the
Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended (the "Code") which has not made the
election under section 410(d) of the Code and is also intended to meet the
requirements of a retirement income account under section 403(b)(9) of the Code.
The Plan shall be interpreted, wherever possible, to comply with the applicable
terms of the Code and all applicable formal regulations and rulings issued under
the Code.
II. The Conference Treasurer - The Treasurer of the North Carolina Conference (the
"Conference Treasurer") shall serve as Treasurer and custodian of this Fund. He
or she shall promote this work, receive funds from pastors and charges, and keep
permanent records of assessments received and benefits paid.
III. Eligibility for Membership - Membership in this Fund is not mandatory. Each
ministerial member of the North Carolina Annual Conference (associate, full,
probationary, or full-time local pastor) who is serving full time in a charge or as a
district superintendent, a Conference ministerial staff person, or others who are
appointed to serve at a North Carolina Annual Conference Institution (Methodist
Retirement Home, Inc.; Methodist Home for Children, Inc.; Louisburg College;
Methodist College; North Carolina Wesleyan College) or other Episcopal
appointment of the North Carolina Annual Conference shall be eligible to join.
In order to remain an active, participating member, the ministerial member of the
North Carolina Annual Conference (associate, full, probationary, or full-time local
pastor) must continue to serve full time in a charge or other appointment. A full-
time local pastor may continue as a member of the Fund only during the time he
or she is serving under episcopal appointment. Students under episcopal
appointment who have previously served full time and who intend to return to full
time service are eligible to continue. Those ministerial members on disability leave,
leave of absence, or Conference members with less than full time service, may
continue to be active, participating members by meeting the provisions discussed
hereafter.
Ministerial members who transfer into the Conference or new ministers receiving
appointments for the first time are eligible to join the Fund in January of the year
following the Annual Conference session in which their credentials were recog-
nized. Ministers in these categories applying for membership will be assessed on
the basis of their total salary and utility allowances for the six months between July
1 and December 31 computed to a twelve-month amount.
Each new member of the Fund shall file an application form. Upon filing of
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application for membership and paying the recommended assessment for one
year, his or her membership becomes effective. The deadline for enrollment for all
ministers is January 31 of each year.
IV. Apportionments and Assessments
A Conference Contributions — Funds shall be placed in the Conference
budget annually equal to an amount of one percent (1%) of the total salaries
and utilities paid to all participating pastors and associates of the Conference
based upon the Conference Journal figures for the year preceding the year in
which the budget request is made to the Annual Conference. This budgeted
amount will be apportioned to charges on the same basis as all other
Conference budget items, and this amount shall become part of the Fund.
B. Minister Contributions - Each minister in a pastoral appointment who
participates in the Fund shall be assessed and pay into the Fund on an after-
tax basis one percent (1%) of all salary and utility allowances he or she
receives each year from the charge he or she is serving and/or Conference
sources. (Salary also includes Equitable Salary Fund payments, Duke
Endowment Funds, and missionary sources.) Such contributions may be
paid in monthly installments by check or electronic bank drafts.
C. Council on Finance and Administration Contributions - The Council on
Finance and Administration shall make provision for payment into the Fund an
amount equal to one percent (1%) of salary and utility allowances usually paid
by the charge for district superintendents and ministers appointed as Confer
ence staff.
D. District Superintendent and Conference Ministerial Staff Contributions -
District superintendents and Conference ministerial staff shall be assessed
and pay into the Fund on an after-tax basis one percent (1%) of their salary
and utility allowances.
E. All Other Ministers - All other ministers who participate in the Fund shall be
assessed and pay into the Fund on an after-tax basis a sum equivalent to two
percent (2%) of their annual salary and utility allowances or two percent (2%) of
the Conference Average Salary, whichever is greater.
V Deadline For Receipt of Assessment - The plan (fiscal) year of the Ministers'
Transition Fund shall be the same as that of the Annual Conference fiscal year,
January 1 through December 31. No later than November 1 of each year, the
Conference Treasurer shall notify all members their assessment is due. Each
member of the Fund shall submit payment for the required assessment no later
than January 31 of each year. Such contributions may be paid in monthly install-
ments by check or electronic bank drafts. Assessments received after January 31
will be returned to the minister. If he or she has been a member less than ten (10)
years, this lack of payment extends the period for one additional year before
dividends can be received. If the minister has been a member over ten (10) years,
he or she will receive no dividends for the year involving lack of payment. If any
member of the Fund fails to pay his or her required assessment for three con
secutive years, he or she shall be required to withdraw from membership in the
Fund.
VI. Base Benefits - Base benefits shall be paid to retired members of the Transition
Fund as follows:
If retired at the end of one year of membership $200.00
If retired at the end of two years of membership 300.00
If retired at the end of three years of membership 400.00
If retired at the end of four years of membership 500.00
If retired at the end of five years of membership 600.00
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red at the end of six years of membership 700.00
red at the end of seven years of membership 800.00
red at the end of eight years of membership 900.00
red at the end of nine years of membership 1,000.00
red at the end often years of membership 1,100.00
red at the end of eleven years of membership 1,200.00
red at the end of twelve years of membership 1,300.00
red at the end of thirteen years of membership 1,400.00
red at the end of fourteen years of membership 1,500.00
red at the end of fifteen years of membership 1,600.00
red at the end of sixteen years of membership 1,700.00
red at the end of seventeen years of membership 1,800.00
red at the end of eighteen years of membership 1,900.00
red at the end of nineteen years of membership 2,000.00
red at the end of twenty years of membership 2,100.00
red at the end of twenty-one years of membership 2,200.00
red at the end of twenty-two years of membership 2,300.00
red at the end of twenty-three years of membership 2,400.00
red at the end of twenty-four years of membership 2,500.00
red at the end of twenty-five years of membership 2,600.00
VII. Allocation of Dividends After Ten Years of Membership -After ten years of
membership, and beginning with the eleventh year, the base benefit to be paid is
increased by dividends credited to the members account.
Any funds, except as provided below, including apportionments, assessments,
forfeitures and earnings thereon, remaining after benefits have been paid to eligible
members for the plan year shall be divided into equal parts, in the case of members
who remained members through the year, and portions of such equal parts in the
case of members who have retired during the year and who are entitled to a part-year
allocation, as described below, and credited to the accounts of those who have been
participating members for more than ten years and are not in arrears for the previous
year.
A reserve equal to ten percent of the members' payments and dividend fund
balances as of December 31 each year shall be maintained. Unrealized gains on
investments shall be reserved and are not generally eligible to be distributed as
annual dividends. The Hearing Committee may supplement the annual dividend from
such reserves to maintain the declared dividend in an amount consistent with previous
year levels when such action is deemed appropriate considering current investment
returns and current economic conditions. The purpose of maintaining these reserves
is to insulate the members in any year from market fluctuations and preserve the ability
of the fund to consistently provide for housing needs in their retirement.
In the event a member retires during a year after completing ten years of
membership, such member may elect to submit payment to the Fund of that portion of
their assessment for the year equal to the product of (1) the assessment the member
would have paid had the member not retired, and (2) a fraction, the numerator of which
is the number of whole months in the year prior to the date the member retires, and the
denominator of which is 12. If a member pays the assessment described in the
preceding sentence, the account of the member shall also receive as an allocation of
dividends for such year an amount equal to the product of (1) the amount of dividends
which would be credited to the account of such member had the member not retired
during such year, and (2) a fraction, the numerator of which is the number of whole
months in the year prior to the date the member retires, and the denominator of which
is 12.
VIII. Limitations on Contributions Pursuant to the Internal Revenue Code
A In General - The contributions for any calendar year allocated to a member's
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account under Articles VI and VII on behalf of a member under all Qualifying
Retirement Plans in which the member participates shall not exceed the
member's Limit on Annual Additions as determined in subsection B of this
Article VIII. The provisions of this Article VIII are intended to provide the limit on
the amount of contributions to this Fund which are excludable from the gross
income of the member pursuant to Code section 415, and shall be interpreted
in a manner consistent with that Code section.
B. Limit on Annual Additions Under Code Section 41 5
1. A member's Limit on Annual Additions shall for any calendar year be an
amount equal to the lesser of:
(a) 100% of the member's includible compensation within the meaning
of Code section 415(c)(3)(E) in such calendar year, or
(b) $46,000, or such greater amount as is permitted under Code section
415(c) as adjusted under Code section 415(d)(1)(B).
For purposes of determining a member's Limit on Annual Additions,
in the case of a member who has more than 50% control of an
employer (a "Controlled Employer") within the meaning of Code
section 415(h), contributions to a plan of the Controlled Employer that
constitute annual additions (as defined in Code section 415(c)(2)) to
the member shall be treated as contributions to this Plan.
2. A member's "includible compensation" for purposes of paragraph (1),
above, shall mean the amount of compensation received from an
employer within the meaning of Code section 403(b)(3) and 414(e) which
is includible in gross income, computed without regard to Code section
911 for the most recent period ending not later than the close of the
taxable year which is counted as a one year period of service as defined
under paragraph (3) below. Such term shall not include any amount
received by a former member after the fifth taxable year following the
taxable year in which such member was terminated, or utilities to the
extent such amounts are not includible in compensation pursuant to
Code section 107.
3. A member's "period of service" for purposes of paragraph (2) above shall
be expressed as a number equal to the member's number of full years of
service plus one-twelfth for each one month period of service in addition
to his or her full years of service. Part-time service of a member shall be
taken into account as the percentage of such service that is equal to the
percentage of full-time service served.
Notwithstanding any provision of this Article VIII. B to the contrary, the Limit on
Annual Additions of a member who has made an election under Code section
415(c)(7) shall be determined under such Code section and the regulations issued
thereunder.
C. Prohibition on Before-Tax Salary Reduction Contributions - Before-tax contri
butions under a salary reduction agreement shall not be permitted under this
Fund.
IX. Death Benefits - When a participating member of the Fund dies, the Treasurer
shall pay to his or her designated beneficiary or beneficiaries, otherwise to
his or her estate, the full amount of the base benefit payments plus the
dividends, if any, added to his or her account. In the event that a minister dies
prior to the eleventh year of membership, the designated beneficiary or benefi-
ciaries, or otherwise the estate, shall receive the full amount of the base benefit
payments plus the assessments contributed by the participating member. In no
case would the beneficiary, beneficiaries or estate receive less at the time of the
ministers death than the member's assessments plus simple interest credited
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annually at the rate of The United Methodist Foundation, Inc., cumulative dividend
yield for the most recent four quarters prior to the date of death.
X Designation of Beneficiary - Each member shall provide the Conference Trea
surer the name(s) of the beneficiary or beneficiaries to whom the death benefits
described in Article IX are to be paid in the event of death. The designation shall be
indicated on a form provided by the Conference Treasurer. A designation shall not
be effective unless such form has been duly completed and filed with the Confer-
ence Treasurer. In the absence of a designated beneficiary, benefits shall be paid
to the member's estate.
X. Irrevocable Election Regarding Distribution of Funds - Members actively serving
must make, prior to attaining age 59 1/2, an irrevocable election to either terminate
from the Ministers' Transition Fund beginning with the Annual Conference follow
ing the attainment of age 60 or to defer termination from the Fund until retirement,
as defined in the Book of Discipline, 2004, UU359.1, 359.2a, 359.2b, 359.2c.
Such irrevocable election is the responsibility of the member and must be made
in writing to the Conference Treasurer by age 59 1/2. Forms can be obtained upon
request from the Conference Treasurer. Should the member fail to make the
irrevocable election, the member will not terminate from this Fund until retirement.
XII. Payment of Benefits
A In General -At retirement or early termination from the Fund, members who
have accrued the same number of years of service credited under the Fund
(during the same calendar years) will have exactly the same accrued benefit
and will receive exactly the same benefit regardless of their total individual
contributions. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Fund, all payments
under this Fund must be made at least as rapidly as required under section
401(a)(9) of the Code and any proposed or final regulations thereunder,
including but not limited to the incidental death benefit requirements of Code
section 401(a)(9)(G). In no case would the member receive less at retirement
than the member's assessments plus interest computed at the United
Methodist Foundation, Inc. cumulative dividend yield for the four most recent
quarters prior to the retirement date.
1. Ministers With Less Than Ten (10) Years. For ministers retiring between
January 1 through Annual Conference, and who retire or terminate from
this Fund with less than ten (10) years credit in the Fund shall be paid in a
single lump sum immediately following the session of the Annual
Conference at which he or she retires or terminates. For ministers retiring
between Annual Conference and December 31, payment shall be paid
between January 1 and January 10 of the year following the year in which
the minister terminates or retires. The benefit shall be the base benefit as
prescribed in the table for retired members under Article VI plus minister
contributions
2. Ministers With Ten (10) or More Years. A minister who retires or termi-
nates from this Fund with ten (10) or more years credit in the Fund must
make an irrevocable election to receive benefit payments under one of the
following options. This irrevocable election must be made no later than
ninety days prior to the retirement month or month of termination due to
early retirement or disability. For either option selected, total benefit
payments shall be the base benefits as prescribed in the table plus the
dividends credited. Interest will accrue on the principal balance begin-
ning on the later of the retirement date or July 1 of the retirement year and
will continue until the account is paid in full. The interest rate will equal
the United Methodist Foundation, Inc. cumulative dividend yield for the
four most recent quarters. All payments excluding the payment of member
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assessments shall be subject to income tax.
(a) Two payment option: The first payment shall be equal to the cumula-
tive amount that the member has paid in assessments. The second
payment shall be the remainder of dividends and base benefit
payment earned during their membership and interest accrued.
(b) Six payment option. The first payment shall be equal to the cumula
tive amount that the member has paid in assessments. The remain-
ing payments shall be five equal annual installments of the remaining
dividends and base benefit payment earned during their member
ship and interest accrued. The six payment option shall not be
available to a member following attainment of age 70.
For ministers retiring between January 1 and Annual Conference, under either
option, the first payment shall be paid within 15 working days following the
adjournment of the Annual Conference following the ministers' retirement or
termination from the Fund. The second and subsequent payments shall be paid
annually between January 1 and January 10 of each year following the year in
which the minister terminates or retires until the account is paid in full.
For ministers retiring between Annual Conference and December 31, the first
payment and second payment for either payment option shall be paid between
January 1 and January 10 of the year following the year in which the minister
terminates or retires. Unless the minister selects the six payment option,
the account shall be disbursed in full in the first January after retirement. If the six
payment option is selected, the four remaining installments shall be paid annually
between January 1 and January 10 of each subsequent year until the account
is paid in full.
B. Direct Rollovers
1. This Article XII. B applies to distributions made on or after January 1, 1993.
Notwithstanding any provision of the Fund to the contrary that would
otherwise limit a distributee's election under this Article XII. B, a
distributee may elect at the time and in the manner prescribed by the plan
administrator, to have any portion of an eligible rollover distribution paid
directly to an eligible retirement plan specified by the distributee in a
direct rollover.
2. Definitions:
(a) Eligible rollover distribution: An eligible rollover distribution is any
distribution of all or any portion of the balance to the credit of the
distributee, except that an eligible rollover distribution does not
include: any distribution that is one of a series of substantially equal
periodic payments (not less frequently than annually) made for the
life (or life expectancy) of the distributee or the joint lives (or joint life
expectancies) of the distributee and the distributee's designated
beneficiary, or for a specified period of ten years or more; any distribu
tion to the extent such distribution is required under section 401(a)(9)
of the Code as made applicable by section 403(b)(10) of the Code,
any amount that is distributed upon hardship, and the portion of any
distribution that is not includible in gross income (determined without
regard to the exclusion for net unrealized appreciation with respect to
employer securities).
(b) Eligible retirement plan: An eligible retirement plan is an individual
retirement account described in section 408(a) of the Code, an
individual retirement annuity described in section 408(b) of the Code,
an annuity contract described in section 403(b) of the Code (includ-
ing custodial accounts described in section 403(b)(7) of the Code
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and retirement income accounts described in Section 403(b)(9) of
the Code), a qualified plan described in section 401(a) or 403(a) of
the Code, or an eligible plan under section 457(b) of the Code which
is maintained by a state, political subdivision of a state, or any
agency or instrumentality of a state or political subdivision of a state
which agrees to separately account for amounts transferred to such
457(b) plan from this Fund, that accepts the distributee's eligible
rollover distribution
(c) Distributee: A distributee includes an employee or former employee.
In addition, the employee's or former employee's surviving spouse
and the employee's or former employee's spouse or former spouse
who is the alternate payee under a qualified domestic relations order,
as defined in section 414(p) of the Code, are distributees with regard
to the interest of the spouse or former spouse.
(d) Direct rollover: A direct rollover is a payment by the plan to the
eligible retirement plan specified by the distributee.
3. Within a reasonable time before making an eligible rollover distribution
from the Fund, the Conference Treasurer shall provide or cause to be
provided the written explanation to the distributee required by Code
section 402(f).
XIII. Disability Leave -A minister who is approved for and placed on Disability Leave
granted by the Conference may elect to:
A Continue as an active member and pay two percent (2%) of the disability pay
received from all sources. Should Disability Leave be granted between
sessions of Annual Conference, 2% of the disability pay received from all
sources computed to a 12 month amount shall be paid.
B. Be treated the same as a transferring member.
C. Receive benefits the same as a retiring member.
D. Terminate from the Fund and receive all benefits within thirty (30) days
following the granting of Disability Leave.
The minister shall notify the Conference Treasurer in writing of his or her choice of
option within ten (10) days following the granting of Disability Leave. In no case would
the member receive less than the member's assessments plus interest, determined
as described in Article IX.
XIV. Leave of Absence - A minister who is approved for and placed on Leave of Absence
by the Conference may elect to:
A Continue as an active member by paying 2% of the Conference Average
Compensation while on leave.
B. Be treated the same as a transferring member under Article XVI.
Conference Average Compensation means the Conference Average Compen
sation as determined annually by the General Board of Pensions.
XV Less Than Full Time Service - A Conference member who is approved for less
than full time service by the Conference may elect to:
A Continue as an active member for no more than three years by paying 2% of
the Conference Average Compensation (within the meaning of Article XIV)
while serving less than full time.
B. Withdraw from the Fund according to the provisions of Article XVII.
XVI. Membership Transferring - Any ministerial member who leaves the North Caro
lina Conference by transfer to another annual conference of The United Methodist
Church cannot make any further payment to the Fund. He or she may leave his or
her account (including dividends, if any) in the Fund until retirement. If this is done,
the benefit under this Fund will be computed as of the date of transfer from the
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North Carolina Conference with interest determined in the manner described in
Article IX, determined from the date of transfer to the date of retirement. If the
account is left, and the minister returns to the North Carolina Conference, he or
she may reinstate his or her payments and dividend earnings, effective at the time
of transfer back into this Conference.
XVII. Withdrawing From The Fund Prior to Retirement - If a member desires to
withdraw from the Fund prior to retirement, upon a written request to the Confer-
ence Treasurer, he or she shall receive the amount he or she has paid into the
Fund, plus interest determined in the manner described in Article IX each year he
or she was participating in the Fund. Amounts in the members account in excess
of the amount determined under the preceding sentence shall be forfeited and
reallocated as dividends for the year of forfeiture pursuant to Article VII.
Each member whose membership is terminated in the Fund in any way will
provide the Conference Treasurer with a statement indicating that he or she has
received the funds for which he or she is eligible, and that he or she is no
longer a member of the Fund. Any minister leaving the North Carolina Conference to
join another denomination other than The United Methodist Church will be required
to withdraw from the Fund and payment will be made to the minister according to
the formula set forth in the first paragraph of this Article XVII.
XVI I I. Reinstatement - A member who has withdrawn from the Fund may not be
reinstated, but is required to begin anew as though he or she were a new mem
ber. A minister shall not be permitted to rejoin the Fund more than two (2) times
during his or her ministerial career.
XIX Hearing Committee
A. The Committee - A Hearing Committee consisting of the Board of Pensions
Executive Committee, Conference Treasurer, Director of Ministerial Relations,
Conference Controller, and the Conference Insurance GroupAdministrator
shall have authority to act on behalf of the Board of Pensions between Annual
Conference sessions concerning matters that relate to, but are not specifically
covered by, this constitution of the Ministers' Transition Fund. The Plan Admin-
istrator for the Fund for other plan administrative matters and matters
delegated by the Hearing Committee shall be the Conference Insurance Group
Administrator. Determinations by the Hearing Committee, the Board of
Pensions or the Plan Administrator shall be conclusive and binding on all
persons andshall be afforded the maximum deference permitted by law.
B. Claims Procedure - If a claim is wholly or partially denied, the Hearing
Committee shall furnish the member or beneficiary with written notice of the
denial within sixty (60) days of the date the original claim was filed.
This notice of denial shall provide:
1. The specific reason or reasons for denial;
2. Provide specific reference to pertinent plan provisions on which denial is
based;
3. A description of any additional information needed to perfect the claim
and an explanation of why such information is necessary; and
4. An explanation of the plan's claims procedure.
The member or beneficiary shall have sixty (60) days from receipt of denial
notice in which to make written application for review by the Hearing Committee.
The Hearing Committee shall issue a decision on such review within sixty (60)
days after receipt of an application for review as provided in the preceding sen-
tence. Such decision on review shall be made in writing and shall include specific
reasons for the decision written in a manner calculated to be understood by the
claimant. All decisions and denials of claims by the Hearing Committee shall be
afforded the maximum deference permitted by law.
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XX New Rules and Constitutional Provisions - The rules and guidelines of this
constitution supersede all previous Conference legislation regulating this Fund.
The Annual Conference, at any time or from time to time, may amend any or all of
the provisions of this constitution without the consent of individual members of
the Fund. No amendment shall have the effect of modifying any benefit election of
any member in effect at the time of such amendment or modifying the benefit of
any member who retired prior to the date of such amendment, unless the
amendment expressly so provides. The Annual Conference established this Fund
with the intent that it will be maintained for an indefinite period of time. However,
the Annual Conference reserves the right to terminate the Fund, in whole or in part,
at any time. No amendment, modification or termination of the Fund shall ad
versely affect the members benefits accrued for his or her retirement at the time of
termination of the Fund.
XXI. Miscellaneous Provisions
A. Prohibition Against Diversion - Subject to Code section 414(p), there shall be
no diversion of any portion of the assets of the plan other than for the exclu
sive benefit of members and their beneficiaries.
B. Delegation of Authority - The Board of Pensions, Conference Treasurer and
the Hearing Committee may authorize any agent or agents to carry out their
duties, and may employ such counsel, auditors, and other specialists and
such clerical, actuarial and other services as it may require in carrying out the
provisions of the Fund.
C. Notification of Mailing Address - Each member and other person entitled to
benefits hereunder shall from time to time file with the Conference, in writing,
such persons post office address and change of post office address. Any
check representing any payment due hereunder, and any communication
forwarded to a member of beneficiary at the last known address as indicated by
the records of the Conference shall constitute adequate payment to such
person and be binding on such person for all purposes of the plan. The
Conference, Board of Pensions, Conference Treasurer and Hearing Commit
tee shall not be under any obligation to search for or ascertain the where
abouts of any such person.
D. Unclaimed Benefits - If any benefits payable to, or on behalf of, a member are
not claimed within a reason able period of time from the date of entitlement,
as determined by the Hearing Committee, and if the member cannot be
located at his or her last provided mailing address, such member shall be
presumed dead and the post-death benefits, if any, under this plan shall be
paid to his or her beneficiary if he or she is then living and can be located. If
the member's beneficiary is not then living or cannot be located, or if no
beneficiary was effectively named, the member's account shall be forfeited
and treated as dividends pursuant to Article VII.
E Facility of Payment - Whenever, in the Hearing Committees opinion, a person
entitled to receive any payment of a benefit under the plan is under a legal
disability or is incapacitated in any way so as to be unable to manage such
person's financial affairs, the Hearing Committee may, to the extend permitted
by law, make payments directly to the person, to the person's legal represen
tative, or to a relative or friend of the person to be used exclusively for such
person's benefit, or apply any such payment for the benefit of the person in
such manner as the Hearing Committee deems advisable. Any benefit
payment (or installment thereof) made in accordance with the provisions of
this shall completely discharge the obligation for making such payment
under the plan.
F. Commingling of Assets - The assets of the Fund may be commingled in a
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common fund made up of such accounts or in a common fund with other
amounts exclusively devoted to church purposes, provided that the
part of such fund which equitably belongs to the plan shall be separately
accounted for and cannot be used for or diverted to purposes other than for
the exclusive benefit of employees and their beneficiaries. The reasonable
costs of administering an account may be charged against the account. Such
costs may include the reasonable costs of administering a retirement income
program of which the account is a part, including costs associated with
informing employees and employers of the availability of the program.
G Governing Law - This plan shall be administered, and its validity, construction,
and all rights hereunder shall be governed by the Book of Discipline of The
United Methodist Church, and by the laws of the State of North Carolina to the
extent not in conflict with such Book of Discipline. If any provisions of the plan
shall be held invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions hereof shall
continue to be fully effective.
H. Limitations on Liability - The Conference, Conference Treasurer, Board of
Pensions and members of the Hearing Committee shall not be liable to any
person or entity for any of their acts carried out hereunder in good faith and
based upon the information available at the time.
J. Donald Phillips, Chairperson
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United Methodist Foundation
YOUR UNITED METHODIST FOUNDATION - OUR CONNECTIONAL RELATIONSHIP
The United Methodist Foundation, Inc. is an independent, non-profit corporation,
related by faith to the North Carolina Conference through the Board of Institutions.
Strengthened by its faith connection and a rich tradition of excellence in Stewardship
Ministry, the Foundation is chartered to serve only the churches, institutions, agencies
and ministries of the North Carolina Annual Conference.
Since 1955, the Mission of United Methodist Foundation, Inc. has been to:
• Provide professional investment management services for long-term
funds belonging to local churches, institutions, agencies and special
ministries of the North Carolina Conference.
• Educate, encourage and receive planned gifts from individuals in support
of their local church, United Methodist institutions, and special ministries
of the North Carolina Conference.
PROFESSIONAL INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT SERVICES
Currently, the Foundation is assisting more than 300 churches, agencies, and
institutions in the North Carolina Conference. This investment partnership offers the
benefits of greater diversification of investments along with the possibility of
minimizing costs and maximizing investment return.
Through its relationship with a carefully-selected team of national and
international professional money managers, United Methodist Foundation, Inc. is able
to offer high quality asset management for its long-term funds at a cost that may be
lower than available elsewhere. UMF currently partners with Smith Barney Consulting
Group and has nine portfolio managers handling our custom portfolio of investments.
Total investment in the nine funds is allocated based on percentages determined by
our Board of Directors as the best to have reasonable returns while minimizing risk.
In the Foundation's Balanced Fund investment option, assets are actively managed in
a much larger pool of assets, currently totally over $89 million. This fund has returned
just over $78.5 million in total disbursements to Foundation Investment Partners
during the past 15 years while simultaneously growing the overall value of the
Balanced Fund by $52 million. Over the past 25 years, this fund has provided churches
an average annual return of 9.64%, net of all fees.
At the same time, funds invested with United Methodist Foundation are uniquely
managed according to The Social Principles of the United Methodist Church. Thus, all
money managers are instructed to screen out of their investment portfolios any
industries and companies that derive significant gross revenue from alcohol, tobacco,
gambling, pornography, or armaments. Investments are encouraged in companies
that are dedicated to making a positive social, moral, and economic impact on society.
UMF is dedicated to socially responsible investing (SRI) and will not knowingly invest
in companies whose activities are contrary to the Social Principles. Fund managers
follow the Statement of Investment Guidelines of the Investment Committee of the UM
General Council on Finance and Administration and the guidance of the UM General
Board of Pensions and Health Benefits in determining social responsibility of the
companies in which monies are invested.
PLANNED GIVING AND ENDOWMENT EDUCATION SERVICES
The central mission of United Methodist Foundation, Inc. is its Endowment
Program and gift planning consultation service for member churches, Conference
agencies, institutions, and special ministries, and for individual members of the North
Carolina Conference. This service provides stewardship consultation to help local
churches as well as Conference institutions and agencies establish permanent
endowment programs.
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UMF also provides planned giving consultation for individual donors wishing to
establish permanent or long-term gift arrangements to benefit various ministries of the
their benevolent goals by creating gift plans most appropriate for their situation and
works cooperatively with donor's legal, tax and financial advisors.
Additionally, the Foundation serves as trustee for many individual Family
Endowments and Donor Advised Funds, and Life-Income Gift Plans producing
charitable remainder benefits for ministries throughout the Church. As Trustee of
YOUR UNITED METHODIST FOUNDATION - OUR CONNECTIONAL RELATIONSHIP
The United Methodist Foundation, Inc. is an independent, non-profit corporation,
related by faith to the North Carolina Conference through the Board of Institutions.
Strengthened by its faith connection and a rich tradition of excellence in Stewardship
Ministry, the Foundation is chartered to serve only the churches, institutions, agencies
and ministries of the North Carolina Annual Conference.
Since 1955, the Mission of United Methodist Foundation, Inc. has been to:
• Provide professional investment management services for long-term funds
belonging to local churches, institutions, agencies and special ministries of
the North Carolina Conference.
• Educate, encourage and receive planned gifts from individuals in support of
their local church, United Methodist institutions, and special ministries of the
North Carolina Conference.
PROFESSIONAL INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT SERVICES
All funds entrusted with the Foundation are invested according to the Social
Principles of the United Methodist Church as guided by the Statement of Investment
Guidelines (Revised Edition 2004) of the Investment Committee of the General
Council on Finance and Administration of the United Methodist Church. The
Consulting Group of Smith Barney provides the Foundation with investment
consultation and management services. Eight professional investment fund
managers, employed by the Foundation's Board of Directors and reporting to the
Investment Consultant, successfully accomplish the day-to-day management of the
Foundation's investment portfolio.
Over the past 25 years, the Foundation, through its Investment Policy and well
balanced and well diversified Balanced Fund, has provided Investment Partner
churches, agencies and institutions a 9% average annual return on investment net of
all fees. Since 1992, the Foundation has added $ 57 million in increased value to its
Balanced Fund while paying out $ 82.5 million to Investment Partners. The Foundation
currently manages $103 million in 812 accounts belonging to the North Carolina
Annual Conference and just over 300 churches, agencies and institutions of the North
Carolina Annual Conference.
PLANNED GIVING AND ENDOWMENT EDUCATION SERVICES
While the Foundation's Investment Management Service provides valuable
support for Ministry throughout the Church, the heart of the Foundation's mission is its
Planned Giving and Endowment Building Services. These "donor-focused / Church-
building" services provide specialized planning and "technical" assistance that help
individuals and their legal, tax and financial advisors to accomplish their charitable
goals.
Additionally, the Foundation serves as trustee for many individual Family
Endowments and Donor Advised Funds, and life-income Gift Plans producing
charitable remainder benefits for ministries throughout the Church. As Trustee of
these special funds, the Foundation is responsible to assure that all charitable
remainder amounts and Endowment Fund earnings support the ministries selected
by the donor.
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W. Daniel Pate, President ; I. Lynn James, Executive Director; Rev. James G.
Mentzer, Director of Planned Giving
Virginia L. Schwenn, Controller; Kimberly M. Smith, Office Manager; Shane
Oxendine, Administrative Assistant
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Rev. Danny G. Allen, Washington, NC; Rev. Charles M. Cook, Henderson NC;
Henry M. McGill, Raleigh NC;Ferrell L. Blount, Bethel NC; Randolph R. Few,
Durham NC; Ruth D. Woods, Pembroke NC; Thomas E. Chandler, Burlington NC;
F.D. Hornaday, III, Burlington NC; Lloyd Milton Whaley, Durham NC; Larry D.
Coats, Durham NC; Rev. Paul L. Leeland, Raleigh NC
BOARD OF OFFICERS
W. Daniel Pate (President), Pinehurst NC; Clara S. Wade (Vice President), Raleigh
NC; Christine C. Dodson (Treasurer), Raleigh NC; Rev. Reggie Ponder(Secretary),
Raleigh NC
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Trustees, Conference Board of
The Board of Trustees of the Annual Conference is charged with responsibilities
vital to the mission and ministry of the Conference as defined in paragraphs 2512- 2516
of the 2004 Book of Discipline. These include holding legal title and managing
Conference property; receiving and holding bequests and donations; receiving and
managing closed or abandoned churches and other property; recommending action to
the Annual Conference regarding sale, lease or acquisition of property to serve the
Conference interests and mission; and intervening to protect Annual Conference
interests.
THE UNITED METHODIST BUILDING RELOCATION
The Conference Board of Trustees has worked over the last several years to
determine the best alternative for a possible relocation of the United Methodist Building.
The United Methodist Building is currently located at 1307 Glenwood Avenue in Raleigh.
Over the course of the last year as the Long Range Planning committee of the Trustees
did its work evaluating possible alternatives, an unsolicited offer was received on the
1307 Glenwood property including the Raleigh Townhomes property, which is subject to
a 50-year land lease that ends in 2014. As the Trustees considered that offer, a second
offer was received on the same property. After negotiations with both parties, the
Trustees recommend that the Annual Conference approve accepting the negotiated
second offer and sell the Glenwood Avenue property as well as the townhomes property
subject to the existing land lease. The selling price for both of these properties together
is $7.5 million dollars. This would include an initial closing on the Glenwood property
within 60 days of the approval by Annual Conference and then a separate closing on the
townhome property.
The Conference Board of Trustees evaluated further planning for the relocation of
the United Methodist Building if the sale of the Glenwood Avenue property is approved by
Annual Conference. Included in the negotiations of the two offers was the right to lease
back the current building for a period of two years and remain in the current building
while a new building is under construction. The Board of Trustees worked with its realty
consultant, Grubb & Ellis|Thomas Linderman Graham, and looked at specifications for
over 80 properties in the Raleigh and surrounding area. You will recall that the Annual
Conference approved in 2001 the purchase of property in Garner in the Greenfield
Parkway area. This property was one of the properties added to the list for
consideration to see if this was still the best place for relocation of the Annual
Conference. After reviewing the options as an Executive Committee, Long Range
Planning Committee and full Board, the Trustees voted unanimously to recommend to
the Annual Conference to proceed with the sale of the Glenwood Avenue property and
land leased for the Raleigh Townhomes and to relocate to the property we already own
in the Greenfield Parkway area.
This property is located at the intersection of Interstate 40 and Highway 70 just
outside of Garner. The property has been zoned for commercial and multipurpose uses
and is part of an association with restrictive covenants regarding the future use of
property within Greenfield Park. This location was favored by the Trustees in part
because of the ease of accessibility from the eastern and southern parts of our
Conference. Preliminary consideration of the needs of the annual conference tells us
that we need a building of about 35,000 square feet. Initial cost estimates for a building
of that size would indicate a building cost of around $5 to $5.5 million dollars, including
moving and other incidental costs. At this anticipated cost, there would be sufficient
funding to build the new building without a capital campaign or debt to the Annual
Conference.
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CLOSED CHURCHES
Christ - Burlington District - voted to deed to Burlington District Office for use in
district ministry.
Mann's Chapel - Burlington District - property sold June 28, 2007.
Turkey - Goldsboro District - church closed February 24, 2008 - property received
by Conference Trustees.
Pineview - Rockingham District - property sold May 7, 2008.
Bethesda - Rocky Mount District - property sold January 10, 2008.
Hoffman - Sanford District - property for highway right of way sold to NC
Department of Transportation.
The Board of Trustees continues to receive local church property as they are closed
in compliance with the Discipline.
CONFERENCE PARSONAGES AND EPISCOPAL RESIDENCE
The Board of Trustees currently provides four Conference staff positions with
housing allowances in lieu of parsonages. The Trustees remain committed to the
parsonage system and hold investments from previous parsonage sales to fund future
acquisitions of parsonages if needed. Market value of those investments is currently
$1,135,755 as of December 31, 2007. A combination of earnings on investments and
proceeds from the Conference budget fund the housing allowances.
The Episcopal Residence is maintained by the Board of Trustees and funding
provided by the conference apportionments and the Episcopal Fund which is managed
by the General Council on Finance and Administration. The new residence obtained in
2004 still needs minimal maintenance and the Trustees will make future
recommendations as needed.
FREDERICK AND CLOSS PEACE WARDLAW BEQUEST
In August of 2002, the Trustees were notified of a bequest to be received from the
estate of Frederick and Closs Peace Wardlaw in the form of some fourteen acres with
dwelling on the Virginia shoreline of Kerr Lake. This was left for the purpose of providing
a retreat or renewal location for clergy of the Conference. With concurrence of the estate
trustees in 2003, the property was sold for $500,000 and a new lot in a gated
community, Somerset Plantation, near Williamsboro, NC, was purchased. The
remaining funds of the sale, $351,437.02 are held for future consideration of an
appropriate way to honor Frederick and Closs Peace Wardlaw. These funds are
invested with the United Methodist Foundation and have a market value of $390,655 as
of December 31, 2007.
PROPERTY INSURANCE
As reported in previous years, the Board of Trustees placed all annual conference
property and all closed church properties with the Property and Casualty Trust (PACT) in
August 2006. PACT is a captive insurance company created by the General Council on
Finance and Administration and 18 other annual conferences. With the conference
property being placed with PACT, we can now extend PACT coverages to local churches
for property and casualty insurance needs. Discounted group rates were made
available beginning July 1, 2007. When joining PACT, all members must pay a one-
time capitalization fee for membership. This fee is used by the trust to build the base
required legally for insurance funding. The Trustees requested and received a
supplemental appropriation from the Council on Finance and Administration during
2006 to provide funding for a program to assist local churches with paying this
capitalization fee by providing loans to local churches to fund the fee initially. A new non-
profit insurance agency corporation was formed to provide the insurance administration
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for the PACT program in North Carolina. That corporation is named North Carolina
Conference Property and Casualty Insurance Trust, Inc.
The Book of Discipline provides that one of the responsibilities of loach church
Trustees is to review insurance annually in order to ensure that the church, its
properties and its personnel are properly protected against risks. The Conference
Board of Trustees has been asked to provide guidelines for the types and levels of
insurance coverage needed by local churches to help with this adequacy review. The
Conference Trustees recommend the following types and levels of coverage as
guidelines for property and casualty insurance coverage:
Building and business personal property insurance at full replacement cost,
General liability coverage at $1,000,000,
Physical abuse and sexual misconduct liability coverage at $1,000,000,
Pastoral professional liability coverage at $1,000,000,
Employee dishonesty and crime coverage at levels adequate to cover assets held
by the church - each church needs to evaluate this coverage independently,
Directors and Officers liability coverage at $1,000,000,
Umbrella policy coverage at $1,000,000, and
Workers' Compensation coverage at $1,000,000 for all employees whether or not
the church meets the minimum requirements under North Carolina law.
The Trustees further recommend that a worksheet be added to the charge
conference forms to assist churches in evaluating these coverage needs and reporting
that evaluation to the charge conference.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
The Conference Board of Trustees seeks to be faithful stewards of the assets of the
North Carolina Conference. Complete reports of the financial activities and assets held
by the Conference Board of Trustees are available in the audited financial statements of
the Conference. We will continue to manage property of the Conference to the best of
our ability in compliance with the Discipline and welcome the suggestions, ideas and
input of every person in this Conference. We thank you for your faithful support of the
work of the Conference and seek your prayers for the work that is given to us.
Cashar Evans, Jr., President
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FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION, COUNCIL ON
I. Conference Budget to be Raised
January 1, 2009 to December 31, 2009
Approved
UNAUDITED
Request 2006
Actual
Ministry Circles
Shortfall
Raised 2007
Raised 2007
Shortfall
for 2007
for 2008
for 2008
for 2008
1 ** world Service
$49,808
$1,915,877
$1,871,408
$44,469
Mission Development
2 Criminal Justice & Mercy Ministries
$426
$16,000
$15,629
$371
3 Disciple Bible Outreach Ministries
$798
$30,000
$29,304
$696
4 Evangelism
$665
$25,000
$24,420
$580
5 Church & Society
$271
$9,750
$9,524
$226
6 Disaster Response
$333
$9,000
$8,791
$209
8 Methodist Home for Children
$4,992
$187,640
$183,285
$4,355
9 Methodist Retirement Homes
$7,489
$281,463
$274,930
$6,533
10 Golden Cross Fund
$399
$15,000
$14,652
$348
11 Multicultural Ministries Office
$559
$22,000
$21,489
$511
12 Conference Plan of Inclusiveness Grants
$1,330
$49,000
$47,863
$1,137
13 CPI Program
$0
14 Missions and Outreach
$10,243
$461,900
$451,179
$10,721
15 Hispanic/Latino Ministries Office
$1,117
$10,000
$9,768
$232
16 Disability Concerns
$0
Subtotal
$28,719
$1,120,353
$1,094,349
$26,004
Spiritual Formation and Leadership Development
17 ** Ministerial Education Fund
$18,000
$659,272
$643,970
$15,302
18 Board of Ordained / Diaconal Ministry
$4,278
$167,700
$163,808
$3,892
19 BODM: Sexual Ethics Salary & Benefits
$1,232
$48,600
$47,472
$1,128
20 BODM: Sexual Ethics Programs
$319
$15,000
$14,652
$348
21 Seminary Visitation
$53
$2,000
$1,954
$46
22 Bishop's Days Apart
$213
$8,000
$7,814
$186
23 Stewardship
$330
$12,400
$12,112
$288
24 Laity
$559
$21,000
$20,513
$487
25 Worship
$106
$4,000
$3,907
$93
26 Higher Education Leadership Team
$931
$35,000
$34,188
$812
27 ** College Chaplaincy Support Fund
$12,259
$460,750
$450,056
$10,694
28 College Chaplainsy Support - Reserve
29 Campus Ministry
$11,281
$424,000
$414,159
$9,841
30 Youth Ministry
$772
$32,000
$31,257
$743
31 Children's Ministries
$452
$20,000
$19,536
$464
32 Education
$138
$6,000
$5,861
$139
33 Camp & Retreat Min Inc.
$7,317
$275,000
$268,617
$6,383
34 Clergy Counseling & Consultation Office
$579
$24,745
$24,171
$574
35 Clergy Counseling & Consultation Sal & B
en $3,751
$134,231
$131,115
$3,116
Subtotal
$63,755
$2,365,698
$2,310,789
$54,909
Episcopal
36 Episcopacy
$32
$1,200
$1,172
$28
37 District Supt. Fund: Salaries
$38,233
$1,482,250
$1,447,846
$34,404
38 District Supt. Fund: Travel
$2,619
$106,306
$103,838
$2,467
39 Dist. Supt. Fund: Cabinet Exp.
$981
$36,883
$36,027
$856
40 Cabinet Discretionary Fund
$133
$5,000
$4,884
$116
41 Annual Conf. Expense
$3,592
$144,050
$140,707
$3,343
42 Annual Conf. Registrar Sal & Ben
$96
$3,600
$3,516
$84
43 Conf. Secretary's Office
$239
$16,600
$16,215
$385
44 Conf. Secretary's Office Sal & Ben
$2,152
$83,732
$81,789
$1,943
45 Conference Journal/Printing
$825
$36,500
$35,653
$847
46 Bishop's Discretionary Fund
$53
$2,000
$1 ,954
$46
47 Dir Ministerial Relations-Sal & Benefits
$7,409
$288,197
$281,508
$6,689
48 Dir Ministerial Relations-Office
$524
$19,680
$19,223
$457
49 Monitoring & Accountability
$106
$3,700
$3,614
$86
50 Christian Unity
$242
$8,900
$8,693
$207
51 NC Council of Churches
$479
$18,000
$17,582
$418
452
FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION, COUNCIL ON
I. Conference Budget to be Raised
January 1, 2009 to December 31, 2009
Approved
Requested
Request 2007
Request 2008
2.21%
% of
Raised 2008
Raised 2009
Increase
% Increase
Total
for 2009
for 2010
(Decrease)
(Deer)
Apport
1
$2,028,837
$1,964,827
($64,010)
3.16%
9.76%
Mission Development
2
$11,730
$11,730
$0
0.00%
0.06%
3
$30,000
$30,000
$0
0.00%
0.15%
4
$45,000
$45,000
$0
-31.00%
0.22%
5
$10,000
$8,500
($1,500)
-15.00%
0.04%
6
$9,250
$10,000
$750
8.11%
0.05%
8
$190,000
$190,000
$0
0.00%
0.94%
9
$200,000
$200,000
$0
0.00%
0.99%
10
$15,000
$15,050
$50
0.33%
0.07%
11
$15,870
$8,620
($7,250)
-45.68%
0.04%
12
$50,000
$50,000
$0
0.00%
0.25%
13
$92,650
$91,950
($700)
-.76
0.46%
14
$470,000
$525,600
$55,600
11.83%
2.61%
15
$13,720
$16,300
$2,580
18.80%
0.08%
16
$3,500
$3,500
$0
0%
0.02%
$1,156,720
$1,206,250
$35,580
4.28%
5.99%
Spiritual Formation and
Leadership Development
17
$659,379
$679,565
$20,186
3.06%
3.37%
18
$168,510
$176,210
$7,700
4.57%
0.88%
19
$49,250
$52,000
$2,750
5.58%
0.26%
20
$18,200
$21,875
$3,675
20.19%
0.11%
21
$2,000
$2,000
$0
0.00%
0.01%
22
$8,000
$8,000
$0
0.00%
0.04%
23
$12,400
$12,400
$0
0.00%
0.06%
24
$24,700
$24,700
$0
0.00%
0.12%
25
$4,000
$4,000
$0
0.00%
0.02%
26
$5,000
$5,000
$0
0.00%
0.02%
27
$275,000
$275,000
$0
0.00%
1.37%
28
$0
$68,750
$68,750
100%
.34%
29
$475,000
$488,964
$13,964
2.94%
2.43%
30
$35,000
$60,300
$25,300
72.29%
0.30%
31
$20,000
$19,450
($550)
-2.75%
0.10%
32
$9,000
$12,300
$3,300
36.67%
0.06%
33
$275,000
$275,000
$0
0.00%
1.37%
34
$0
$0
$0
0.00%
0.00%
35
$134,182
$134,645
$463
0.35%
0.67%
$2,174,621
$2,320,159
$145,538
6.69%
11.52%
.
Episcopal
36
$1,200
$1,200
$0
0.00%
0.01%
37
$1,497,073
$1,549,470
$52,397
3.50%
7.70%
38
$102,000
$104,000
$2,000
1.96%
0.52%
39
$36,883
$37,621
$738
2.00%
0.19%
40
$5,000
$5,000
$0
0.00%
0.02%
41
$150,000
$160,000
$10,000
6.67%
0.79%
42
$4,000
$4,000
$0
0.00%
0.02%
43
$18,000
$18,000
$0
0.00%
0.09%
44
$87,918
$88,000
$82
0.09%
0.44%
45
$38,000
$40,000
$2,000
5.26%
0.20%
46
$2,000
$2,000
$0
0.00%
0.01%
47
$297,633
$308,050
$10,417
3.50%
1.53%
48
$19,850
$20,446
$596
3.00%
0.10%
49
$3,700
$3,700
$0
0.00%
0.02%
50
$7,000
$7,000
$0
0.00%
0.03%
51
$18,000
$18,000
$0
0.00%
0.09%
453
FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION, COUNCIL ON
I. Conference Budget to be Raised
January 1, 2009 to December 31, 2009
Ministry Circles
52 Office of the Bishop Sal & Ben.
53 Office of the Bishop
54 Emerging Church Support
55 Office of Congregational Dev. Sal & Ben
56 Office of Congregational Dev.
Subtotal
Communications
57 Communications
58 Archives & History
59 Conference Media Center
60 Publications: NC Conference Newspaper
Subtotal
Resource Ministries
61 ** General Administration
62 ** SEJ Mission & Ministry
63 Conf. Treasurer's Office Sal & Ben
64 Conf. Treasurer's Office
65 Treasurer Bonding & Insurance
66 Information Management Office
67 Information Management Sal & Ben
68 Conf. Board of Trustees
69 Contingency Fund
70 ** Meth. Bldg. Operating Fund
71 ** Meth. Bldg. Capital Fund
72 Episcopal Residence
73 Staff Housing
74 Legal Counsel
75 Minister's Transition Fund
76 Equitable Compensation
77 Effective Ministry Program
78 Minister's Moving Expense
79 Joint Comm. on Incapacity
80 Conf. Claimants -Retiree Insurance
81 In-coming WATS
82 Conference Staff Relations Comm
83 Board of Institutions
84 General and Jurisdictional Conference
85 Nominations
Subtotal
Conference Connectional Ministries
86 Office Meetings & Programs
87 Staff Salaries and Benefits
Subtotal
Conference Connectional Ministries
I World Service & Connectional Ministries
Past Service Liability
II ** Past Service Liability-Pensions
Other General Conference
III ** Episcopal Fund
IV ** Africa University Fund
V ** Black College Fund
VI ** Interdenominational Coop.Fund
Total Other General Apportionments
Grand Total All Funds
Total General Conference
Total Jurisdictional Conference
Total Pensions & Conference Claimants
Total Annual Conference
Approved
UNAUDITED
Request 2006
Actual
Shortfall
Raised 2007
Raised 2007
Shortfall
for 2007
for 2008
for 2008
for 2008
$612
$23,795
$23,242
$552
$645
$29,250
$28,571
$679
$17,355
$652,300
$637,160
$15,140
$5,146
$200,193
$195,546
$4,647
$1,530
$57,500
$56,165
$1,335
$83,004
$3,219,635
$3,144,905
$74,730
$2,247
$84,450
$82,490
$1,960
$186
$7,000
$6,838
$162
$1,410
$60,000
$58,607
$1,393
$3,843
$151,450
$147,935
$3,515
$4,375
$165,693
$161,847
$3,846
$3,981
$149,636
$146,163
$3,473
$15,361
$597,538
$583,669
$13,869
$4,071
$153,000
$149,449
$3,551
$173
$6,500
$6,349
$151
$1,503
$60,000
$58,607
$1,393
$4,403
$171,293
$167,317
$3,976
$13
$500
$488
$12
$372
$14,000
$13,675
$325
$1,995
$100,000
$97,679
$2,321
$1,330
$50,000
$48,839
$1,161
$133
$5,000
$4,884
$116
$1,437
$54,000
$52,747
$1,253
$532
$20,000
$19,536
$464
$6,536
$256,721
$250,762
$5,959
$3,991
$125,000
$122,099
$2,901
$1,064
$40,000
$39,072
$928
$3,459
$110,000
$107,447
$2,553
$13,410
$504,000
$492,302
$11,698
$62,259
$2,450,000
$2,393,134
$56,866
$90
$3,400
$3,321
$79
$32
$1,200
$1,172
$28
$13
$500
$488
$12
$399
$15,000
$14,652
$348
$13
$500
$488
$12
$130,948
$5,053,481
$4,936,187
$117,294
$3,086
$120,000
$117,215
$2,785
$23,439
$1,016,031
$992,448
$23,583
$26,526
$1,136,031
$1,109,663
$26,368
$336,794
$13,046,648
$12,743,828
$302,820
$386,602
$14,962,525
$14,615,237
$347,289
$60,104
$3,300,000
$3,263,728
$36,272
$2,898
$492,611
$479,841
$12,770
$2,672
$57,972
$55,585
$2,387
$14,137
$262,519
$249,466
$13,053
$2,757
$51,043
$48,385
$2,658
$22,465
$864,145
$833,278
$30,867
$469,171
$19,126,670
$18,712,242
$414,428
$94,648
$3,604,987
$3,510,503
$94,484
$3,981
$149,636
$146,163
$3,473
$122,363
$5,750,000
$5,656,862
$93,138
$248,179
$9,622,047
$9,398,714
$223,333
454
FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION, COUNCIL ON
I. Conference Budget to be Raised
January 1, 2009 to December 31, 2009
Approved Requested
Request 2006
Request 2007
2.21%
% of
Raised 2007
Raised 2008
Increase
% Increase
Total
for 2008
for 2009
(Decrease)
(Deer)
Apport
52
$24,627
$24,627
$0
0.00%
0.12%
53
$30,165
$30,881
$716
2.37%
0.15%
54
$717,523
$717,523
$0
0.00%
3.56%
55
$210,203
$210,203
$0
0.00%
1.04%
56
$58,877
$58,877
$0
0.00%
0.29%
$3,329,652
$3,408,598
$78,946
2.37%
16.93%
Communications
57
$87,650
$85,000
($2,650)
-3.02%
0.42%
58
$7,650
$7,650
$0
0.00%
0.04%
59
$0
$5,000
$5,000
60
$62,700
$60,100
($2,600)
-4.15%
0.30%
$158,000
$157,750
($250)
-0.16%
0.78%
Resource Ministries
61
$178,599
$218,936
$40,337
22.59%
1.09%
62
$149,636
$153,388
$3,752
2.51%
0.76%
63
$628,351
$650,343
$21,992
3.50%
3.23%
64
$164,300
$227,525
$63,225
38.48%
1.13%
65
$7,500
$8,300
$800
10.67%
0.04%
66
$71,080
$71,710
$630
0.89%
0.36%
67
$189,409
$196,038
$6,629
3.50%
0.97%
68
$1,600
$1,600
$0
0.00%
0.01%
69
$15,000
$15,000
$0
0.00%
0.07%
70
$160,000
$170,000
$10,000
6.25%
0.84%
71
$200,000
$200,000
$0
0.00%
0.99%
72
$10,000
$15,000
$5,000
50.00%
0.07%
73
$51,500
$53,500
$2,000
3.88%
0.27%
74
$20,000
$20,000
$0
0.00%
0.10%
75
$120,672
$125,030
$4,358
3.61%
0.62%
76
$125,000
$125,000
$0
0.00%
0.62%
77
$25,000
$25,000
$0
0.00%
0.12%
78
$110,000
$185,000
$75,000
68.18%
0.92%
79
$504,000
$416,000
($88,000)
-17.46%
2.07%
80
$2,700,000
$2,700,000
$0
0.00%
13.41%
81
$3,900
$3,900
$0
0.00%
0.02%
82
$1,300
$1,300
$0
0.00%
0.01%
83
$500
$500
$0
0.00%
0.00%
84
$30,000
$53,000
$23,000
76.67%
0.26%
85
$500
$500
$0
0.00%
0.00%
$5,467,847
$5,636,570
$168,723
3.09%
27.99%
86
$114,500
$116,750
$2,250
1.97%
0.58%
87
$1,066,752
$1,105,913
$39,161
3.67%
5.49%
$1,181,252
$1,222,663
$41,411
3.51%
6.07%
$13,468,092
$13,951,990
$469,948
3.49%
69.29%
I
$15,496,929
$15,916,817
$405,938
2.62%
79.05%
Past Service Liability
II
$3,300,000
$3,300,000
$0
0.00%
16.39%
Other General Conference
III
$530,583
$533,704
$3,121
0.59%
2.65%
IV
$57,981
$60,675
$2,694
4.65%
0.30%
V
$262,561
$271,105
$8,544
3.25%
1.35%
VI
$52,078
$52,962
$884
1.70%
0.26%
$903,203
$918,446
$15,243
1.69%
4.56%
$19,700,132
$20,135,263
$435,131
2.21%
100.00%
$3,770,018
$3,781,774
$11,756
0.31%
18.78%
$149,636
$153,388
$3,752
2.51%
0.76%
$6,000,000
$6,000,000
$0
0.00%
29.82%
$9,780,478
$10,200,101
$405,673
4.15%
50.66%
455
Ila. Actual Operating Budget for 2007
Ministry Circles
Carry Total Operating Actual 2007
Over from Raised Approved Budget Expenditures Remaining
2006 in2006Supplement for 2007 Balance
1 "World Service 0 1,822,211 44,4691,915,877
Mission Development
2 Criminal Justice & Mercy Ministries 1,557 15,574 0 17,131
3 Disciple Bible Outreach Ministries 0 29,202 0 29,202
4 Evangelism 502 24,335 0 24,837
5 Church & Society 993 9,929 0 10,922
6 Disaster Response 1,217 12,167 0 13,384
7 Asbury Homes Inc. 0 3,504 0 3,504
8 Methodist Home for Children 0 182,648 0 182,648
9 Methodist Retirement Homes 0 273,974 0 273,974
10 Golden Cross Fund 0 14,601 0 14,601
11 Multicultural Ministries Office 1,975 20,441 0 22,416
12 Conf. Plan of Inclusiveness Grants 583 48,670 0 49,253
13 Missions and Outreach 0 374,757 67,955 442,712
14 Hispanic/Latino Ministries Office 0 40,883 0 40,883
15 CM Task Forces 0 0 7,644 7,644
6,827 1,050,684 75,5991,133,111
Spiritual Formation and Leadership Development
16 ** Ministerial Education Fund 0 658,541 11,048 659,272
17 Board of Ordained / Diaconal Ministry 0 156,492 5,886 162,378
18 BOM:Sexual Ethics Salary & Benefits 4,506 45,062 1,232 50,800
19 BOM:Sexual Ethics Program 0 11,681 0 11,681
20 Seminary Visitation 195 1,947 0 2,142
21 Bishop's Days Apart 779 7,787 0 8,566
22 Clergy Living Committee 146 1,460 0 1,606
23 Stewardship 1,207 12,070 0 13,277
24 Laity 1,070 20,441 0 21,511
25 Worship 389 3,894 0 4,283
26 Higher Edu. and Campus Ministries 3,407 34,069 0 37,476
27 ** College Sustaining Fund 0 448,491 0 460,750
28 Campus Ministry 0 412,719 36,281 449,000
29 Youth Ministry 0 28,228 0 28,228
30 Children's Ministries 0 16,548 0 16,548
31 Education 506 5,062 0 5,568
32 Camp & Retreat Min Inc. 0 267,683 7,317 275,000
33 Clergy Counseling & Consultation 0 21,193 4,969 26,162
34 Clergy Counseling & Cons. Sal & Ben 17,687 137,236 -1,218 153,705
35 Wellspring Programs 1,752 17,521 0 19,273
36 Wellspring Office 0 0 0 0
37 Wellspring Sal & Ben 2,433 24,335 0 26,768
34,077 2,332,459 65,515 2,433,993
Episcopal
38 Episcopacy 117 1,168 795 2,080
39 District Supt. Fund: Salaries 0 1,398,767 01,398,767
40 District Supt. Fund: Travel 0 95,812 0 95,812
41 Assistant to Cabinet 0 0 0 0
42 Dist. Supt. Fund: Cabinet Exp. 3,590 35,902 4,227 43,719
43 Cabinet Discretionary Fund 487 4,867 0 5,354
44 Annual Conf. Expense 0 131,408 37,396 168,804
45 Annual Conf. Registrar Sal & Ben 0 3,504 96 3,600
46 Conf. Secretary's Office 0 8,761 985 9,746
47 Conf. Secretary's Office Sal & Ben 0 78,748 319 79,067
48 Conference Journal/Printing 5,036 30,175 0 35,212
49 Bishop's Discretionary Fund 195 1,947 0 2,142
50 Dir Ministerial Relations-Sal & Benefits 0 271,042 5,192 276,234
51 Dir Ministerial Relations-Office 1,916 19,156 2,217 23,289
52 Monitoring & Accountability 0 3,869 0 3,869
53 Christian Unity 886 8,858 0 9,744
1,915,877
10,497
29,202
22,779
8,965
13,384
3,504
182,648
273,974
14,601
22,416
49,200
442,048
40,883
7,644
1,121,746
655,087
162,379
30,351
9,845
0
6,240
2
12,414
18,739
2,617
37,476
450,056
420,874
28,228
16,547
4,719
275,000
26,162
123,623
0
0
5,167
2,285,527
2,080
1,369,825
95,363
0
43,719
5,049
168,805
3,600
9,746
79,067
34,729
350
250,532
23,289
1,930
4,950
6,634
0
2,058
1,956
0
0
0
0
0
0
53
663
0
0
11,365
-69
-1
20,448
1,835
2,142
2,326
1,604
863
2,772
1,666
0
0
28,126
0
1
849
0
0
30,082
19,273
0
21,600
133,517
0
28,941
450
0
0
305
0
0
0
0
482
1,792
25,702
0
1,939
4,794
456
Ila. Actual Operating Budget for 2007
Ministry Circles
Carry
Over from
2006
0
2,238
0
63,494
58 Office of Congregational Dev. Sal & Ben 0
59 Office of Congregational Dev. 0
77,959
Communications
60 Communications
61 Archives & History
Publications: NC Christian Advocate
Total Operating
Raised Approved Budget
in2006Supplement for 2007
54 NC Council of Churches
55 Office of the Bishop Sal & Ben.
56 Office of the Bishop
57 Emerging Church Support
62
542
487
0
1,029
Resource Ministries
63 ** General Administration 0
64 ** SEJ Mission & Ministry 0
65 Conf. Treasurer's Office Sal & Ben 0
66 Conf. Treasurer's Office 0
67 Treasurer Bonding & Insurance 0
68 Information Management Office 1,999
69 Information Management Sal & Ben 0
70 Conf. Board of Trustees 0
71 Contingency Fund 0
72 ** Meth. Bldg. Operating Fund 0
73 ** Meth. Bldg. Capital Fund 0
74 Episcopal Residence 0
75 Staff Housing 0
76 Legal Counsel 0
77 Minister's Transition Fund 0
78 Equitable Compensation 14,601
79 Effective Ministry Program 0
80 Minister's Moving Expense 12,654
81 Joint Comm. on Incapacity 0
82 Conf. Claimants -Retiree Insurance 0
83 In-coming WATS 0
84 Conference Staff Relations Comm 117
85 Board of Institutions 49
86 General and Jurisdictional Conference 0
87 Nominations 0
29,420
Conference Connectional Ministries
88 Office Meetings & Programs 11,291
89 Staff Salaries and Benefits 1,585
12,876
17,521
22,378
23,605
634,945
188,277
55,970
3,036,680
82,203
6,814
51,590
140,607
160,059
145,655
561,971
148,929
6,327
54,997
161,097
487
13,628
73,005
48,670
4,867
52,563
19,468
239,130
146,009
38,936
126,541
490,590
2,277,741
3,310
1,168
487
14,601
487
4,790,720
112,914
857,532
970,446
0
22
590
0
5,146
0
17,521
24,638
24,195
698,439
193,423
55,970
56,985 3,171,624
0 82,745
0 7,301
0 51,590
0 141,636
3,846
3,473
-20,236
35,597
0
0
4,403
0
-13,618
57,000
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
39,967
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
110,432
165,693
149,636
541 ,735
184,526
6,327
56,996
165,500
487
10
157,000
50,000
4,867
52,563
19,468
239,130
160,610
38,936
179,162
490,590
2,277,741
3,310
1,285
536
14,601
487
4,961,194
0 124,205
23,439 882,557
23,439 1,006,762
Actual
Expenditures
17,521
6,935
24,195
422,311
193,423
46,711
2,804,129
81,562
6,714
51,590
139,866
165,693
149,636
504,222
184,527
6,327
56,901
160,249
487
0
154,679
48,839
4,867
52,563
8,743
239,130
106,006
38,936
179,162
376,130
2,277,741
3,310
645
0
14,601
0
4,733,393
96,006
858,892
954,898
2007
Remaining
Balance
0
17,703
0
276,128
0
9,259
367,494
1,183
587
0
1,770
0
0
37,513
0
0
95
5,251
0
10
0
0
0
0
10,725
0
54,605
0
0
114,460
0
0
640
536
0
487
224,319
28,198
23,665
51,864
World Service & Connectional Min. 162,18814,143,807 376,43914,764,196 13,955,437
790,329
Past Service Liability
II ** Past Service Liability-Pensions
Other General Conference
III ** Episcopal Fund
IV ** Africa University Fund
V ** Black College Fund
VI ** Interdenominational Coop. Fund
0 3,139,896
0 474,293
0 57,733
0 255,714
0 49,826
0
Total Other General Apportionments 0 837,565
Grand Total All Funds 162,188 18,121,268
Total General Conference 0 0
Total Jurisdictional Conference 0 0
Total Pensions & Conference Claimants 0 0
Total Annual Conference 162,188 0
** Funds that are raised and paid out in the same year.
03,300,000
12,770 492,611
2,387 57,972
13,053 262,519
2,658 51,043
30,867 864,145
407,307 18,928,341
90,230 3,604,987
3,473 149,636
0 5,577,741
313,604 9,595,977
3,263,728
492,611
57,972
262,519
51 ,043
864,145
18,083,310
3,600,802
149,636
5,541,469
8,791,403
0
0
0
0
0
790,329
-69
0
0
790,398
457
Mb, Actual Operating Budget for 2008
Carry Total Operating 08 Budg/ 08 Budg/
Ministry Circles Over from Raised Approved Budget 07 Budg 07 Act. % of
2007 in2007Supplement for 2008 % Change % Change Total
1 "World Service 0 1,871,408 0 2,028,837 5.90% 5.90% 10.38%
Mission Development
2 Criminal Justice & Mercy Ministries 1,563 15,629 0 17,192 0.35% 63.78% 0.09%
3 Disciple Bible Outreach Ministries 0 29,304 0 29,304 0.35% 0.35% 0.15%
4 Evangelism 2,058 24,420 0 26,478 6.61% 16.24% 0.14%
5 Church & Society 952 9,524 0 10,476 -4.08% 16.85% 0.05%
6 Disaster Response 0 8,791 0 8,791 -34.32% -34.32% 0.04%
7 Asbury Homes Inc. 0 3,516 0 3,516 0.35% 0.36% 0.02%
8 Methodist Home for Children 0 183,285 0 183,285 0.35% 0.35% 0.94%
9 Methodist Retirement Homes 0 274,930 0 274,930 0.35% 0.35% 1.41%
10 Golden Cross Fund 0 14,652 0 14,652 0.35% 0.35% 0.07%
11 Multicultural Ministries Office 0 21,489 0 21,489 -4.13% -4.13% 0.11%
12 Conference Plan of Inclusiveness Grants 53 47,863 0 47,916 -2.71% -2.61% 0.25%
13 Missions and Outreach 0 451,179 10,721 461,900 4.33% 4.49% 2.36%
14 Hispanic/Latino Ministries Office 0 9,768 0 9,768 -76.11% -76.11% 0.05%
15 CM Task Forces 0 0 0 0 -100.00% -100.00% 0.00%
4,626 1,094,349 10,721 1,109,696 -2.07% -1.07% 5.68%
Spiritual Formation and Leadership Development
16 ** Ministerial Education Fund 0 643,970 0 659,379 0.02% 0.66% 3.37%
17 Board of Ordained / Diaconal Ministry 0 163,808 0 163,808 0.88% 0.88% 0.84%
18 BOM:Sexual Ethics Salary & Benefits 4,747 47,472 1,128 53,347 5.01% 75.76% 0.27%
19 BOM:Sexual Ethics Program 1,465 14,652 0 16,117 37.98% 63.70% 0.08%
20 Seminary Visitation 195 1,954 0 2,149 0.32% - 0.01%
21 Bishop's Days Apart 781 7,814 0 8,595 0.34% 37.74% 0.04%
22 Stewardship 863 12,112 0 12,975 -2.27% 4.52% 0.07%
23 Laity 2,051 20,513 0 22,564 4.89% 20.41% 0.12%
23 Worship 391 3,907 0 4,298 0.36% 64.25% 0.02%
24 Higher Education and Campus Ministries 0 34,188 0 34,188 -8.77% -8.77% 0.17%
24 ** College Sustaining Fund 0 450,056 185,750 275,000 -40.31% -38.90% 1.41%
25 Campus Ministry 0 414,159 9,841 424,000 -5.57% 0.74% 2.17%
26 Youth Ministry 0 31,257 0 31,257 10.73% 10.73% 0.16%
27 Children's Ministries 1 19,536 0 19,537 18.06% 18.07% 0.10%
27 Education 586 5,861 0 6,447 15.79% 36.61% 0.03%
28 Camp & Retreat Min Inc. 0 268,617 6,383 275,000 0.00% 0.00% 1.41%
28 Clergy Counseling & Consultation 0 24,171 0 24,171 -7.61% -7.61% 0.12%
29 Clergy Counseling & Cons. Sal & Ben30,082 131,115 3,116 164,313 6.90% 32.91% 0.84%
30 Wellspring Programs 1,563 15,629 0 17,192 -10.80% - 0.09%
42,725 2,310,789 206,218 2,214,335 -9.02% -3.11% 11.33%
Episcopal
31 Episcopacy 0 1,172 0 1,172 -43.65% -43.65% 0.01%
32 District Supt. Fund: Salaries 28,941 1,447,846 01,476,787 5.58% 7.81% 7.55%
33 District Supt. Fund: Travel 450 103,838 0 104,288 8.85% 9.36% 0.53%
34 Dist. Supt. Fund: Cabinet Exp. 0 36,027 48,000 84,027 92.20% 92.20% 0.43%
35 Cabinet Discretionary Fund 305 4,884 0 5,189 -3.08% 2.77% 0.03%
36 Annual Conf. Expense 0 140,707 33,343 174,050 3.11% 3.11% 0.89%
37 Annual Conf. Registrar Sal & Ben 0 3,516 84 3,600 0.00% 0.00% 0.02%
38 Conf. Secretary's Office 0 16,215 0 16,215 66.38% 66.37% 0.08%
39 Conf. Secretary's Office Sal & Ben 0 81,789 1,943 83,732 5.90% 5.90% 0.43%
40 Conference Journal/Printing 482 35,653 847 36,982 5.03% 6.49% 0.19%
41 Bishop's Discretionary Fund 195 1,954 0 2,149 0.32% 513.88% 0.01%
42 Dir Ministerial Relations-Sal & Benefits 0 281,508 6,689 288,197 4.33% 15.03% 1.47%
43 Dir Ministerial Relations-Office 0 19,223 0 19,223 -17.46% -17.46% 0.10%
44 Monitoring & Accountability 361 3,614 0 3,975 2.74% 105.97% 0.02%
45 Christian Unity 869 8,693 0 9,562 -1.86% 93.18% 0.05%
46 NC Council of Churches 0 17,582 0 17,582 0.35% 0.35% 0.09%
47 Office of the Bishop Sal & Ben. 2,324 23,242 0 25,566 3.77% 268.67% 0.13%
48 Office of the Bishop 0 28,571 0 28,571 18.09% 18.09% 0.15%
49 Emerging Church Support 100,000 637,160 0 737,160 5.54% 74.55% 3.77%
50 Office of Congregational Dev. Sal & Ben 0 195,546 4,647 200,193 3.50% 3.50% 1.02%
51 Office of Congregational Dev. 5,617 56,165 0 61,782 10.38% 32.27% 0.32%
139,544 3,144,905 95,553 3,380,003 6.57% 20.54% 17.29%
45b
lib. Actual Operating Budget for 2008
Ministry Circles
Carry
Over from
2007
Total Operating 08 Budg/ 08 Budg/
Raised Approved
in 2007Supplement
Budget 07 Budg 07 Act.
for 2008 % Change % Change
Communications
Communications
53 Archives & History
54 Publications: NC Christian Advocate
1,183
587
0
1,770
Resource Ministries
55 ** General Administration 0
56 ** SEJ Mission & Ministry 0
57 Conf. Treasurer's Office Sal & Ben 37,513
58 Conf. Treasurer's Office 0
60 Treasurer Bonding & Insurance 0
61 Information Management Office 95
62 Information Management Sal & Ben 848
63 Conf. Board of Trustees 0
64 Contingency Fund 1,368
65 ** Meth. Bldg. Operating Fund 0
66 ** Meth. Bldg. Capital Fund 0
67 Episcopal Residence 0
68 Staff Housing 0
69 Legal Counsel 1,954
70 Minister's Transition Fund 0
71 Equitable Compensation 12,210
72 Effective Ministry Program 0
73 Minister's Moving Expense 0
74 Joint Comm. on Incapacity 49,230
75 Conf. Claimants -Retiree Insurance 0
76 In-coming WATS 0
77 Conference Staff Relations Comm 117
78 Board of Institutions 49
79 General and Jurisdictional Conference 0
80 Nominations 49
103,433
Conference Connectional Ministries
81 Office Meetings & Programs 11,721
82 Staff Salaries and Benefits 226
11,947
I World Service & Connectional Min. 304,045
82,490
6,838
58,607
147,935
161,847
146,163
583,669
149,449
6,349
58,607
167,317
488
13,675
97,679
48,839
4,884
52,747
19,536
250,762
122,099
39,072
107,447
492,302
2,393,134
3,321
1,172
488
14,652
488
4,936,187
0
0
13,869
53,551
0
0
3,976
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
71,396
83,673
7,425
58,607
0 149,705
178,599
149,636
635,051
203,000
6,349
58,702
172,141
488
15,043
160,000
200,000
4,884
52,747
21,490
250,762
134,309
39,072
107,447
541,532
2,393,134
3,321
1,289
537
14,652
537
5,344,722
1.12%
1.70%
13.60%
5.70%
7.79%
0.00%
17.23%
10.01%
0.35%
2.99%
4.01%
0.35%
1.91%
300.00%
0.35%
0.35%
10.39%
4.86%
-16.38%
0.35%
-40.03%
10.38%
5.07%
0.35%
0.32%
0.32%
0.35%
10.42%
7.73%
2.59%
10.58%
13.60%
117,215 0 128,936 3.81%
992,448 0 992,674 12.48%
1,109,663 0 1,121,610 11.41%
14,615,237 383,888 15,348,909 3.96%
7.79%
0.00%
25.95%
10.01%
0.35%
3.17%
7.42%
0.29%
3.44%
309.50%
0.35%
0.35%
145.79%
4.86%
26.70%
0.35%
-40.03%
43.97%
5.07%
0.34%
99.85%
0.35%
12.92%
% of
Total
52
0.43%
0.04%
0.30%
7.03% 0.77%
0.91%
0.77%
3.25%
1.04%
0.03%
0.30%
0.88%
0.00%
0.08%
0.82%
1.02%
0.02%
0.27%
0.11%
1.28%
0.69%
0.20%
0.55%
2.77%
12.24%
0.02%
0.01%
0.00%
0.07%
0.00%
27.34%
34.30% 0.66%
15.58% 5.08%
17.46% 5.74%
9.99% 78.50%
0 3,263,728
0 3,300,000 0.00% 1.11% 16.88%
Past Service Liability
II ** Past Service Liability-Pensions
Other General Conference
III ** Episcopal Fund
IV ** Africa University Fund
V ** Black College Fund
VI ** Interdenominational Coop.Fund
Total Other General Apportionments 0 833,278 0 903,203 4.52% 4.52% 4.62%
Grand Total All Funds 304,045 18,712,242 383,888 19,552,112 3.30% 8.1 2% 100.00%
0
479,841
0
530,583
7.71%
7.71%
2.71%
0
55,585
0
57,981
0.02%
0.02%
0.30%
0
249,466
0
262,561
0.02%
0.02%
1.34%
0
48,385
0
52,078
2.03%
2.03%
0.27%
Total General Conference 0
Total Jurisdictional Conference 0
Total Pensions & Conference Claimants 0
Total Annual Conference 304,045
0 3,770,018 4.58%
0 149,636 0.00%
0 5,693,134 2.07%
383,888 9,939,323 3.58%
" Funds that are raised and paid out in the same year.
4.70% 19.28%
0.00% 0.77%
2.74% 29.12%
13.06% 50.84%
459
lie. Contingency Reserve Fund
2007
Income
Interest on Checking $141,810
Interest on Investments $84,864
Interest on Metho. Found. $334,779
Net Reclaim Last Year $486,284
Other Receipts $1,843
Post Audit Receipts $2,781
$1.052.360
Distribution
2007 Budget Supplements $220,713
2007 Non-Budget Supplements $1,018
2008 Budge Supplements $383,888
2008 Non-Budget Supplements $10,000
Interest Paid $382
Audit Adjustments (Budget Reclaimed) ($1 58,863)
$456.757
Change in Net Assets $595.603
2007 2008
Non-Budget Supplements
United Methodist Leadership Scholar 10,000 10,000
Total Non-Budget Supplements $10.000 $10.000
460
lie. Contingency Reserve Fund
Budget Supplements:
"■World Service
Missions and Outreach
CM Task Forces
"Ministerial Education Fund
Board of Ordained/Diaconal Ministries
BOM:Sexual Ethics Salary & Benefits
"College Chaplaincy Support Fund
Campus Ministry
Camping & Retreat Min. Inc.
Clergy Counseling & Consultation
Clergy Counseling & Consultation Sal & Ben
Episcopacy
District Supt. Fund: Cabinet Expense
Annual Conf. Expense
Annual Conf. Registrar Sal. & Ben.
Conf. Secretary's Office
Conf. Secretary's Office Sal & Ben
Conference Journal Printing
Dir. Ministerial Relations-Sal & Benefits
Dir. Ministerial Relations Office
Office of the Bishop Sal & Ben.
Office of the Bishop
Office of Congregational Dev. Sal & Ben
""General Administration
**SEJ Mission & Ministry
Conf. Treasurer's Office Sal. & Ben
Conference Treasurer's Office
Information Management Sal & Ben
Contingency Fund
Methodist Building Operating Fund
Ministers Moving Expense
Connectional Ministries
Staff Salaries and Benefits
** Episcopal Fund
** Africa University Fund
** Black College Fund
** Interdenominational Coop.Fund
2007
2008
44,469
0
67,955
10,721
7,644
0
11,048
0
5,886
1,232
1,232
1,128
0
185,750
36,281
9,841
7,317
6,383
4,969
0
(1,218)
3,116
795
0
4,227
48,000
37,396
33,343
96
84
985
0
319
1,943
0
847
5,192
6,689
2,217
0
22
0
590
0
5,146
4,647
3,846
0
3,473
0
(20,236)
13,869
35,597
53,551
4,403
3,976
(13,618)
0
57,000
0
39,967
0
23,439
0
12,770
0
2,387
0
13,053
0
2,658
0
Grand Total All Funds
407,307
383,888
461
FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION, COUNCIL ON
III. FINANCIAL POLICIES
The United Methodist Church is a connectional church, and all local
churches participate in the mission and service giving of the larger church. The
outreach and mission giving opportunities of the Connection are distributed to the
churches of the NC Conference by means of a formula based on the financial
performance in each local church. Every effort is made to develop a computation
which is shared with fairness by all. Church leaders are encouraged to interpret
the work of the Connection so that each congregation understands these funds to
be a necessary extension of the ministry and mission of the church beyond its
local organization.
A APPORTIONMENTS:
1. The funds to be apportioned are:
World Service and Connectional Ministries
Past Service Liability - Pensions
Episcopal Fund
Interdenominational Cooperation Fund
Black College Fund
Africa University Fund
2. Formula: The Apportionments for each year shall be based on the
average of the total monies disbursed by each church in the four years
immediately previous to the apportionment year less the approved
exclusions each year, or on the most recent year less the approved
exclusions, whichever is lower. The change in unadjusted
apportionments from the previous year shall not increase in excess of
15%. The exclusions are: Payments on World Service and Connectional
Ministries, Past Service Liability - Pensions, Episcopal Fund, and all
other apportionments; district work fund; principal and interest on
indebtedness; buildings and improvements; 50% of property insurance;
local benevolences paid directly by the local church; General and
Conference Advance Specials; Ten Dollar Club; up to $4,500 for travel
paid by a charge for each pastor; United Methodist Student Day; Human
Relations Day; Peace and Justice Sunday; Native American Awareness
Sunday; One Great Hour of Sharing; World Communion Sunday; UMW
Funds sent to district or conference treasurer; housing allowance paid in
lieu of furnished parsonage to a minister serving under Episcopal
appointment in a charge of the Conference; offerings taken for disasters
as designated by the Disaster Response Committee and the Resident
Bishop.
3. Effective July 1, 2004, new congregations shall be assigned an
apportionment beginning in the year in which the church is chartered
(Year A in the following table). The new and projected charter dates for
all new churches shall be reported annually by the Office of
Congregational Development to the Treasurer's Office immediately
following Annual Conference. The amount to be apportioned shall be a
percentage of the apportionment as computed on the standard formula
described in III.A.2 above. Because this formula results in a lower
apportionment for a longer period than earlier new church formulas, no
adjustment will be allowed to the apportionment computed as shown in
the following table:
462
A
0%
None
B
60%
=(4A)/4
C
65%
=((3A)+B)/4
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70%
=((2A)+B+C)/4
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75%
=(A+B+C+D)/4
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80%
=(B+C+D+E)/4
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85%
=(C+D+E+F)/4
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90%
=(D+E+F+G)/4
1
95%
=(E+F+G+H)/4
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100%
=(F+G+H+l)/4
Year Percent Base Year Net Disbursement Formula Maximum % Change
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
4. Apportionments to the churches shall be made by the Council on
Finance and Administration (CFA) based on the current formula. Each
cause shall be paid proportionately out of the income from funds
received up to the amount fixed by the Annual Conference. In the event
receipts shall fall short, all items shall be paid pro-rata. The CFA is
authorized to make supplementary appropriations between sessions of
the Annual Conference, if funds are available, for emergency or
unforeseen needs. Such supplementary appropriations shall be made
only from available undesignated funds. It is the intent of CFA that 50%
of supplemental funds available be designated for the retirement of our
current liabilities. In the light of possible unforeseen and emergency
need beyond available resources within the Annual Conference, the CFA
is authorized to adjust the pro-rata distribution by up to 10% at it's
discretion and is authorized to use such funds to make supplementary
appropriations according to this provision. General Church
apportionments will be paid in full as collected to general agencies and
will not be subject to adjusted pro-rata distributions. All supplementary
appropriations made under these provisions shall be reported in the
Conference Journal for purposes of information.
5. Apportionments will be delivered from the treasurer's office to the district
superintendents by July 18, 2008.
The following special offerings shall be taken in each local church and
remitted to the Conference treasurer as separate items. They are not to be
included in the Apportionments. General Church special offerings include
United Methodist Student Day, Human Relations Day, Peace with Justice
Sunday, Native American Awareness Sunday, One Great Hour of Sharing, and
World Communion Sunday. Annual Conference approved special offerings
include Project AGAPE Mission to Armenia, Methodist Home for Children,
Mother's Day Offering for the Methodist Retirement Homes, Golden Cross
Sunday and Disciple Bible Outreach Ministries.
No Conference agency's budget shall incorporate funds to be appropriated to
a non-conference agency, without specific approval of CFA. All funds granted
to a non-conference agency must be spent consistent with the Social
Principles of The United Methodist Church.
No transfer of funds shall be made from one line item in the Conference
Budget to another.
All General Church Funds (World Service, Episcopal, Ministerial Education,
Black Colleges, Africa University, Interdenominational Cooperation, General
Administration) Past Service Liability Fund, Jurisdictional Conference, and
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Methodist Building Routine and Capital Maintenance Funds will be raised
and paid out in the same year. All other funds will be raised and paid out in
the subsequent year on a schedule determined by the CFA.
F. Investment Policy: The investment of the funds of the conference shall be
such that funds available for mission are maximized in a manner consistent
with the preservation of capital and with the Social Principles of The United
Methodist Church. Investments are with the United Methodist Foundation,
Inc. (local), the United Methodist Church Foundation (national), area banks,
and with specific minority financial institutions within the bounds of the NC
Conference. Investments of funds reserved for use in the next budget year
shall be invested 50% fixed income investments and 50% equity
investments.
G Monies paid by the churches shall be reported to the statistician by the
pastors at the end of the year on the Table II, Financial Report. The Table I
and Table II reports for 2008 shall be due to the statistician no later than
January 31, 2009.
H. The Council may enact its own bylaws governing meetings, quorum, and
other matters of procedure as authorized in the Discipline, Para. 610.5.b.
I. The Council shall maintain a central treasury for all Conference agencies as
authorized by Para. 611.11 of the Discipline, and the 1953 session of the
Annual Conference. Annual Conference boards and agencies, including
those separately incorporated, are required to maintain their funds on deposit
in the central treasury unless exempted by the Annual Conference or the
Discipline. Exemptions are granted to the Methodist Home for Children, the
Methodist Retirement Homes, the Colleges, the United Methodist
Foundation, Inc., Board of Missions, Inc., Asbury Homes, and North Carolina
United Methodist Camp and Retreat Ministries, Inc.
J. All new programs or entities which would not be funded by an existing
approved budget shall be referred to the CFA for review of budget needs and
supplemental funds available prior to approval by Annual Conference. If the
item is approved, the next year's budget shall be amended to include the
necessary funds based on the CFA recommendation.
K. Contracts executed by commissions, boards, or agencies which obligate the
Annual Conference must: 1) be created for periods of no more than 12
months and should be completed by June 30 annually, 2) not involve
expenditures exceeding $50,000 in the aggregate and 3) not include a
guarantee by the Conference of debt incurred by a separately incorporated
entity. All contracts that exceed a 12-month period and/or $50,000 must be
authorized by the Council on Finance and Administration. Should
authorization be needed between meetings of CFA, it can be given by two
signatures from the Executive Director of Connectional Ministries, the
president of CFA or the Conference Treasurer and will require ratification by
CFA at its next meeting.
IV. APPROVAL TO SOLICIT FUNDS
Any organization designated as a Conference Advance Special may ask local
churches to consider opportunities for giving. It shall be at the discretion of the local
church as to whether, when and how these opportunities will be presented to the
membership. Solicitation or private campaign may not be taken directly into local churches
of the Conference through solicitation in classes or other groups or by the use of
membership lists (either partial or in entirety).
Approval is given to the requests of the following agencies and programs for
the privilege of soliciting funds under these policies throughout the District or
Conference.
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A Christmas Offering for District programs and/or projects.
B. The Commission on Congregational Development for the promotion of the
Church Extension Ten Dollar Club and the John Wesley Endowment for
Congregational Development.
C. The Board of Directors for Camp and Retreat, Inc. to solicit from church
groups and individuals, materials and money for specific projects for the four
camps of the North Carolina Conference.
D. Methodist Retirement Homes, Incorporated; Methodist Home for Children;
Louisburg College; Methodist College; North Carolina Wesleyan College;
and Asbury Homes for the privilege of private solicitation and receipt of such
funds as may be directed thereto.
E. The United Methodist Foundation, Incorporated, as provided in its charter.
F. The Disaster Response Committee upon joint decision of the committee and
the Resident Bishop to respond to disasters within the bounds of the NC
Annual Conference.
The CFA continues to recommend that 100% "Missional Service Giving" be
the on-going priority. The Council also recommends that stewardship continue to
be a missional focus, Conference priority.
V. DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENTS' SALARY
The Council on Finance and Administration recommends that the formula
for computing the annual salary for the district superintendents be the average of
the top 25 pastors' salaries in the Conference for the previous year. Salary is
defined as cash salary plus nonvouchered allowances. We recommend the 2009
salary for district superintendents be set at $100,388.
VI. ORGANIZATION and PROCEDURE (presented for information only)
A The audit for 2008 will be performed by an audit firm as engaged by the Audit
Committee of the Council on Finance and Administration. A bidding process
was completed during 2008 and McGladrey & Pullen, Raleigh, NC was
chosen through this selection process.
B. The president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer of the CFA shall serve
as the executive committee of the Council. The Council shall elect two
additional members to the executive committee from its voting membership.
C. The Conference treasurer will include in the monthly financial reports, for any
given month, all monies received in the office by 8:30 a.m. on the 5th day of
the following month, except when the 5th day falls on a weekend or holiday
the report will include the funds received by 8:30 a.m. on the following
workday.
D. The treasurer may approve minor overexpenditures of a budget line item up
to $5,000 or 5% of the line item, whichever is less. A request for such
overexpenditure shall be submitted in writing in advance and shall state the
reason for the request. The overexpenditure will be reported to CFA and will
be listed in the Conference Journal.
E. Any Conference or non-conference agency which receives financial support
from Conference funds or from any authorized conference-wide appeal in
excess of $1,000 shall submit, with any budget request, an annual detailed
audited budget report of all receipts, disbursements and assets. A statement
in effect that "All funds granted have been spent consistent with the social
principles of The United Methodist Church" will be furnished to CFA upon
submission of the audit. Such reports received may be reported in whole or in
summary form in the Conference Journal and shall remain on file in the
treasurer's office. An agency may be exempted (for just cause) from this
reporting requirement by CFA. Note: CFA requests the Board of Institutions to
provide regular reports (at least annually) regarding its financial monitoring of
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related institutions/programs. The financial monitoring shall include
consideration of a final independent audit for the institution, pension plan and
affiliated entities, including journal entries, the auditor's management letter
and any other reports of the auditors; liability insurance coverage levels; and
the institution's projected budget for any subsequent fiscal years, including
the current fiscal year.
F. A carry-over of budgeted funds remaining (not including any supplemental
appropriations) of up to 10% of the amount raised for the subsequent year
will be allowed for Conference budget line items. Any carryover or portion
thereof by this policy may be rescinded in any year in which funds are not
available to meet basic ministry needs as determined by the CFA.
G Funds appropriated to a board or agency must be spent in the calendar year
of the appropriation unless otherwise allowed.
H. Supplemental Appropriations: The Council will consider requests for
supplemental appropriations in the following priority order:
First Priority
Salary and benefit items previously approved according to the policies of
the Annual Conference or General Conference (i.e. Equitable
Compensation Funds, staff salaries, etc.)
Programs authorized and mandated by the NC Annual Conference which
are not included in the Annual Conference budget for that financial year.
Amounts required by the Past Service Funding Plan adopted jointly by
the Board of Pensions and the CFA which are not raised by the Board of
Pensions annual budget requests.
Second Priority
New creative programs to respond to emerging needs and to expand the
mission of the Annual Conference which are not included in the
Conference budget for that year. Such programs will be funded through
supplemental appropriations only on a short-term basis.
Emergency needs and programs in the life of the boards and agencies
of the Annual Conference. The petitioning group shall make such
requests in writing to the treasurer's office at least 15 working days
before a scheduled CFA meeting.
Third Priority
Any other type of funding requests.
Procedure for seeking supplemental appropriations:
1. All requests for supplemental appropriations shall be made to the CFA
President and/or the Conference Treasurer's office in writing at least 15
working days before a scheduled CFA meeting.
2. The normal procedure for requests for supplemental appropriations will
be a review by the CFA supplemental appropriations committee which
will make a recommendation to the full Council.
3. If an emergency request for supplemental appropriations is received
between scheduled meetings, the CFA supplemental appropriations
committee will consider the request and direct the Conference treasurer
to forward it to the membership via mail or email with a recommendation
for action.
I. Interest shall be paid to/from the Board of Pensions, Insurance Fund,
Blackburn Scholarship Fund, Church Extension Redevelopment, and Church
Extension Salary Endowment funds using the rate of the conference interest
bearing checking account, compounded monthly, on monthly average
balances held by the Conference treasurer.
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J. Retroactive adjustments for transfer or posting delays will be made to the
Board of Pensions and the Insurance Fund accounts for earnings
calculations.
K. Funds in excess of operational needs for the Board of Pensions and the
Insurance fund are invested in the United Methodist Foundation, Inc. of the
N.C. Conference the Board of Pensions and Health Benefits or other socially
balanced investment funds as deemed appropriate by the Council.
L. In order to prevent a loss of funds due to investment risk, and in order to have
funds available for emergency use, the goal of the Council is to maintain
minimum reserve funds equal to 15% of the current operating budget for
World Service and Connectional Ministries and the Past Service Liability.
Supplemental appropriations from current year earnings shall follow the
guidelines in paragraph H above. Supplemental appropriations beyond
current year earnings shall follow the following guidelines: 1. If reserves are
less than or equal to 20% of the current operating budget, then only
supplements to meet payroll for existing positions may be considered. 2. If
reserves are above 20% and below 30% of operating budget, then only
supplements to meet payroll for existing positions, ministires and unfunded
liabilities may be considered. 3. If reserves are equal to or greater than 30%
of operating budget, then other requests may be considered. 4. No request
may be considered if the amount requested would reduce reserves below
15% of operating budget.
M. Mailing address labels will be available for a nominal fee to conference
agencies, clergy and lay members of Annual Conference or other United
Methodists for church related uses.
N. CFA Meeting Schedule: The executive committee meets at the call of the
President. Scheduled meetings are:
June, 2007: There may be a called meeting in conjunction with Annual
Conference if necessary to elect officers or conduct other business.
September 5, 2007: An optional meeting to be held if necessary to consider
general business matters.
November 7, 2007: An optional meeting to be held if necessary at the call of
the President.
December 5, 2007: To consider apportionment matters and supplemental
appropriations for salaries.
January 18, 2008: To look at the shortfall and make a decision regarding
paying out the general church apportionments. (Subject to change based on
GCFA final closing date.)
February 6, 2008: To consider the operating budget for the current year. All
payments on apportionments are due to the Treasurer by mid-January. A
report of receipts, amounts allocated to the budgeted boards and agencies,
and supplemental appropriations are decided at the meeting.
March 5, 2008: To consider the budget to be recommended to Annual
Conference which will be raised in the subsequent year and spent in the year
following that. Additionally, the CFA policy recommendations to the Annual
Conference are adopted.
O. Dates to Remember:
July 20, 2007: Apportionments sent to the Districts.
September 13, 2007: Requests for the 2010 budget, to be adopted at the
2008 Annual Conference, due in the Treasurer's Office.
November 7, 2007: Requests for supplemental appropriations for the 2007
operating budget due in the treasurer's office.
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January 16, 2008: Annual Conference and General Church remittances must
be received by 8:30 A.M. in order to receive credit for 2007. (Subject to
change based on GCFA final closing date.)
January 25, 2008: Requests for supplemental appropriations for the 2008
operating budget due in the treasurer's office.
January 31, 2008: Tables I, II and III due to the Conference statistician.
VII. UNITED METHODIST PERSONAL INVESTMENT PLAN (UMPIP), and BASIC
PROTECTION PLAN (BPP)
A GENERAL
1. The lay employee's supervisor is responsible for making lay employees aware
of these rules and procedures. Detailed information on the UMPIP and the
BPP is available from the treasurer's office. Supervisors will have lay
employees who are eligible for these benefits contact the treasurer's office
60 days before they are eligible for participation, or sign a waiver form if they
decline to participate in the UMPIP and the BPP. The form will be kept on file
in the treasurer's office for future reference.
2. The Conference treasurer's office will administer the UMPIP and the BPP.
3. Contributions will be withheld from the employees pay and remitted to the
General Board of Pensions by the treasurer's office within ten business days
after receiving the bill from the General Board of Pensions.
B. UNITED METHODIST PERSONAL INVESTMENT PLAN (UMPIP - Effective
January 1, 2006)
1. The lay employee must be full time (at least 20 hours per week).
2. The lay employee must be an employee for 1 continuous year before
becoming eligible for UMPIP.
3. The conference contribution will be twelve percent (12%) of the employee's
base compensation.
4. The lay employee's required contribution will be 3% of the employee's base
compensation. Participants in the UMPIP must be participants in the BPP.
C. BASIC PROTECTION PLAN
1. Participants in the BPP must be participants in the UMPIP.
2. The conference contribution will be the plan document required amount less
the lay employee's required contribution.
3. The lay employee's required contribution will be a set amount approximately
equal to the contribution required for clergy.
Ferrell Blount, President
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NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Miscellaneous reports
2007 COMPENSATION OF CLERGY IN EXTENSION
MINISTRIES
ACADEMY FOR LEADERSHIP EXCELLENCE
DISCIPLE BIBLE OUTREACH
DREW THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
DUKE DIVINITY SCHOOL
GOLDEN CROSS
METHODIST HOME FOR CHILDREN
SOUTHEASTERN JURISDICTION
STATISTICIAN'S REPORT
RESOLUTIONS
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2007 COMPENSATION OF CLERGY
IN EXTENSION MINISTRIES
The 2004 Discipline, 11627, states: "Every clergy member of the Annual Conference
appointed beyond the local church shall furnish annually to the conference secretary, at
such time as the secretary shall direct, a statement of his/her total compensation
(including base compensation, travel, automobile, housing, and other expenses
allowed and paid) for the year then ending, and said compensation of all clergy
appointed beyond the local church shall be published in the journal of the Annual
Conference. When this information is not furnished, the appointment of the clergy-
person shall be subject to review by the resident bishop and the Cabinet."
# Indicates salary not reported.
Name Salary
Bisgrove, Eilene Z 21,500
Brown, Cheryl 56
Burrus, Carolyn H 36
Cauley, Marty J 56
Compton, Stephen C 97
Cook, Charles M 97
Dixon, Samuel W 106
Fairley, Leonard 97
Housing Utilities
Felton, Gayle C $25 per hour Voucher.
Gattis, William H 97
Gilbert, Milton, H 97
Gleaves, Edith
Goehring, Carol W 97
Goodwin, Dennis M 97
Hadley, Jacob 65
Hatch, Mary Martha 56
Hill, Edward F. II 97
Hillman, Randy A 63
Hinnant, H. Mallie 76
Hood, Elizabeth H 97
Hudson, Pamela Jo 52
Jenks, Gregory K 66
Johnson, Lawrence 61
Jones, Gertrude 42
Keck, Andrew J 56
Loyd, Roger L
Mann, Barbara 51
Mentzer, Jim 50
Morgan, Deborah 82
Oldom, KirkB 54
Petty, Bruce 9
Parker, Rhonda 38
Russell, Timothy J 97
Safley, Michael 75
Travel
480.
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850
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Shannon house, Richard #
Shield, Michele R 104,000 Provided 1000.
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Name Salary Housing Utilities Travel Other
Simpson, William C 97,000 Provided All Voucher
Southern, H. Gray 97,000 Provided All Voucher
Stanley, Bruce E #
Walker-Jones, Kelli 50,000
Webb-Bowden
Wilkinson, Scott 55,894 8,500 400 500
Wilson-Parsons 44,874
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Academy for Leadership Excellence
More than 520 clergy and lay leaders have participated in the programs of the
Academy for Leadership Excellence to date. What are you waiting for?
The Academy is committed to equipping and transforming leaders who can in turn lead
strong, vibrant, dynamic churches. Don't miss out on this fabulous opportunity to grow
in your leadership development. Review our program areas below or visit our website
at nccumc.org/academy.htm for more information.
Several primary program areas support the mission of the Academy: "to develop, equip,
and support clergy and lay leaders for transforming ministry."
• Discovering and Developing Leaders Involves the Assessment of Clergy
Leader Skills and Competencies
Not all leaders are created equal. We all have our individual strengths and
weaknesses. The Academy Assessment Program strives to clearly and fully
identify the unique skills and areas of opportunity of individual clergy leaders.
Based on a prescribed leadership development model, the assessment
process assists the Bishop and Cabinet in developing a pool of qualified clergy
leaders for special missions and ministries, like new church planting.
• Practical Transformative Equipping Opportunities for Clergy, Staff, and Lay
Leaders
Small and large-group Academy events provide challenging, practical
learning on the vital issues of congregations: the relational side of leadership,
leading in change, vision-casting as a leader, empowering others through
leadership, managing and coaching staff, hiring and interviewing staff, etc. It
has been extremely effective when church staffs participate in a learning event
together.
• Supporting Transforming Leaders through Coaching and Mentoring
Since every leader is unique, the Academy provides coaches and mentors
for qualified leaders. These coaches and mentors provide highly-specialized
learning opportunities, focused on the practical needs of each leader.
Coaching focuses on real-life issues such as managing your office staff,
motivating and empowering your lay leaders, budgeting, managing conflict and
change, maintaining your physical plant, or other practical aspects of
transforming leadership.
Dr. Irene Brownlee, Executive Director, Academy for Leadership Excellence
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Disciple Bible Outreach
"Extending the ministry of the Church from Murphy to Manteo"
DBOM's Vision: "Making disciples in Pews and Prisons through Bible Studies to
offer God's grace to a hurting world."
DBOM's Mission: "Developing and strengthening Bible Study ministries to
transform lives, make disciples, and empower Christians for outreach ministry."
Chartered as a ministry of the North Carolina and Western North Carolina
Conferences, DISCIPLE Bible Outreach Ministries of NC, Inc., (DBOM) provides
leadership for three powerful outreach ministries:
1. Local Church DISCIPLE Bible Study ministry. As the conferences' DISCIPLE
Bible Study liaison, DBOM provides DISCIPLE Bible Study promotion and
training to local churches throughout the state. Now in its second year, DBOM's
district-sponsored training initiatives provide training in all four levels of
DISCIPLE Bible Study and RINGS OF FELLOWSHIP youth curriculum at no cost
to participants. This training initiative is the only one of its kind in the country
and makes DISCIPLE Bible study accessible and affordable to every local
church.
2. DISCIPLE Prison Ministry. In the area of prison ministry, DBOM's DISCIPLE
ministry is a model of lay empowerment. DBOM recruits, trains and mobilizes
volunteers from local churches as DISCIPLE Bible Study facilitators in prison.
To date, more than 7,500 inmates have participated in this ministry and more
than 400 volunteers have been trained and certified as DBOM prison
missionaries. The DISCIPLE Prison Ministry has grown to be one of the largest
and most active prison ministries in NC. DBOM extends the ministry of the
WNCC and NCC behind stone walls and razor wire. In addition, DBOM has
provided its model of ministry to other annual conferences in Methodism
throughout the country.
3. RINGS OF FELLOWSHIP Youth Outreach. Just as in the DISCIPLE Prison
Ministry, DBOM sends volunteers forth for ministry in the state's Youth
Development Centers with the RINGS OF FELLOWSHIP outreach. RINGS is a
youth Bible curriculum based on the model of DISCIPLE. Currently RINGS is
the NC Department of Juvenile Justice's faith-based program and is active in
Youth Development Centers throughout the state. Recently updated and
enhanced by a new DVD featuring Andy Lambert, RINGS is being used in local
churches as an exciting new middle school Bible study curriculum.
We wish to thank the pastors and laity of the North Carolina Conference for their
generous support of our August special offerings, and for their faithful participation as
volunteers in prisons across NC. In 2008, this offering will be received on August 24,
2008. Thanks for making this significant outreach possible!
May God bless DBOM: Disciples making disciples for Jesus Christ!
Mark Hicks, Director
Mike Smith, Board Chairperson
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Drew Theological Seminary
Drew Theological School is grateful that the annual conferences continue to send
us men and women for the various programs of the school. We are proud of our United
Methodist Scholarship that gives full tuition to any United Methodist who has been a
member of a UM church for at least two years, has a 3.5 from their undergraduate
program and meets our other requirements.
Enrollment
Our 560 students come from over 20 countries and across the United States. They
are half men and half women, from 23 to 74 in age and in addition to the 70% who are
from Methodist traditions, they represent many other denominations. We offer the PhD,
the DMin, STM, MDiv, MTS degrees and ongoing offerings for the larger community. More
and more students are coming to Drew in their 20's with real commitments to justice
and vital ministries. Rev. Kevin Miller continues to serve as Director of Admissions and
can be reached via email at kmiller(5)drew.edu.
Shalom Initiative
As of January 1, 2008 Drew Theological is the new partner for the United Methodist
initiative called "Communities of Shalom." Often referred to as "shalom zones,"
Communities of Shalom is a grass-roots, faith-based network of shalom sites that
engage congregations and communities in working together for community
development, peace, and wholeness. Starting this summer, students will have the
opportunity to experience intensive in-context learning at sites across the United States.
We have recently worked with religious leadership in and around Newark to initiate a
new program to work toward lessening gang violence. We have also joined with the
religious leadership in Baltimore to creatively address the rising murder rate in that city.
Dr. Michael Christensen, who has been Drew's director of the Doctor of Ministry
program, is now serving as the director of this important community based initiative.
Beyond developing ministry relationships with churches and community
organizations through student internships and training resources, "the Shalom Initiative"
also lets Drew relate to the General Conference and Annual Conferences of the United
Methodist Church with our best foot forward - our social justice and prophetic witness
work in the world," according to Dr. Christensen.
Clergy Health and Wholeness Center
Associate Dean Virginia Samuel is working on the creation of an initiative to
address the crises in the health of our clergy. The proposed Center for Clergy Health
and Wholeness will respond to the precipitous decline in the overall mental, emotional,
and especially physical health of active clergy members over the past 25 years. Through
programming for clergy, denominational officials and seminary students, ongoing
research in the area of clergy health, programs for laity
to increase their awareness of the issues, and the facilitation of partnerships between
and among judicatories, health professionals and health care systems, the Center will
seek to educate and help clergy to adopt better self-care practices.
We distributed pedometers at a recent service to encourage our present students to
become more aware of there need to get up and move. Rev. Samuel is also working
with several annual conferences and leadership in boards and agencies to assist in a
united effort to promote self care and healthy lifestyles for our clergy leadership.
Center for Christianities in Global Contexts
The Henry Luce Foundation has given us a grant to establish the Center for Global
Christianities, and Dr. Elizabeth Tapia, originally from the Philippians, is serving as the
director. This program seeks to understand what is happening to Christianity globally as
well as the various manifestations of the faith that have come to the United States with
new immigrant communities. It allows 3 PhD students to serve as Luce Fellows in
relationship to their graduate work in a theological discipline.
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Seminary Hall Update
Over the past several years, the major building of the theological schools has been
under construction. Plans are in place to finish the work on Seminary Hall this coming
summer. The work of the addition and the outside work on the original building (phasel)
was completed in 2005, and the work on the two major floors was completed last
summer. Those projects included new carpet and media systems in Craig Chapel, as
well as rewiring and preparation for new heating and air-conditioning in the entire
building. This summer we will add the entryway to the addition, complete the work on
the lower level, and remove radiators and install new heating and air systems in the
entire building.
Theo Spirit Online
The Theological School newsletter, Theo Spirit, is available at http://depts.drew.edu/
tsdean/news/. It contains information about lectures and events that you are welcome to
participate in. We have worship Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 11:20 a.m. and is
also open to the wider community.
United Methodist Liaison Contact
Rev. Jeff Markay, an elder in the Greater New Jersey Annual Conference, continues
to serve as our liaison with The United Methodist Church and its ordination process. He
is available to all our United Methodist students from various annual conferences to
assist as they work through their relationship with the UMC.
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Duke Divinity
Duke Divinity School prepares students to become effective, faithful leaders in the
church, the academy and the world through its attention to spiritual formation and
transforming ministry as well as to leadership and academic rigor. The school is
committed to preparing ordained leaders in the United Methodist Church. It is also an
integral part of Duke University, and divinity students enjoy and contribute to the
university's intellectual, spiritual and social resources.
Programs:
The Divinity School began work on two major initiatives in 2007 that build on
previous efforts to partner with the church and other institutions to provide leadership in
areas of great importance to congregations.
The Duke Endowment awarded Duke Divinity School $12 million in the summer of
2007 to lead a wide-ranging effort that aims to assess, track and improve the health of
every United Methodist pastor in North Carolina. The Divinity School is collaborating with
the Western North Carolina Conference and the North Carolina Conference of the
United Methodist Church on the project.
The initiative in clergy health, planned to last seven years, will include an initial
health assessment of ministers followed by a longitudinal study of their physical,
spiritual and mental health. Information gathering will focus on such issues as job
satisfaction, spiritual practices, exercise, cultivating friendships and general well-being.
Also in 2007, the Divinity School began planning for an initiative in Christian
leadership that will help Christian leaders combine theological insight with wise
business practices to meet real-world challenges.
Leadership Education at Duke Divinity will teach, coach and provide resources for
leaders of key Christian institutions that support and sustain congregations and
pastors. Its reach will extend from bishops and executive directors of denominations to
senior leaders of seminaries and other organizations that serve congregations.
Supported with a $14 million grant from Lilly Endowment Inc., the initiative will
develop a variety of programs that focus on leading and managing Christian institutions.
The initiative also will convene Christian leaders at Duke and across the country to
address pivotal issues, and will develop a website where leaders of Christian
institutions can interact to share resources and ideas.
Students:
We welcomed a superb and diverse group of new students to Duke Divinity School
in the fall of 2007. Total enrollment remained steady at about 575 students representing
34 states and seven foreign countries. More than half of our Master of Divinity students
are United Methodist, 14 percent are Baptist, and the others come from more than 30
different denominations in the Christian faith.
The median age of the entering Master of Divinity class continues to be low - this
year it was approximately 24. The overall entering class has an ethnic minority
enrollment of approximately 21 percent. The median undergraduate G.P.A. of the
entering class was 3.61.
We also welcomed our second class of Doctor of Theology students. Eight
outstanding students entered in this class, out of more than 50 applications.
Our field education program continues to provide important contextual learning for
students. More than 180 of our students experienced summer field education
placements, including many in rural United Methodist congregations (whose stipends
were supported by The Duke Endowment), in our Teaching Congregations program, six
in the Center for Reconciliation's Teaching Communities program, and 18 international
placements in South Africa (5), Guatemala and El Salvador (4), Brazil (2), Canada (2),
Peru (2), Uganda (2), and Kenya (1).
Events and Activities:
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The Divinity School hosted "Charles Wesley at 300," a three-day conference in June
2007, celebrating Wesley's life and work. The school also sponsored our annual
Summer Wesley Institute for scholars from around the world to gather for four weeks of
study, research and conversation.
In August 2007, the Divinity School was well represented at the Oxford Institute of
Methodist Studies, where eight faculty and one Th.D. student participated and several
provided significant leadership.
The Divinity School's Center for Reconciliation convened a gathering of more than
40 Christian leaders in Africa in November 2006 and again in January 2008 to develop
strategies for focusing the church's work in addressing issues and conflicts such as
genocide, civil war and AIDS.
In February 2007, the Divinity School welcomed Archbishop Elias Chacour, a
Palestinian-Israeli priest, educator, peacemaker and leader, for several days of lectures
and conversation. And the Right Reverend George Carey, former Archbishop of
Canterbury, spoke at the Divinity School the following month as a part of the efforts of the
Anglican Episcopal House of Studies.
The Divinity School hosted the Fund for Theological Education's summer
conference for African-American doctoral students in June 2007. In addition, we hosted
the Hispanic Summer Program, which brought to our campus Hispanic students and
faculty for two weeks of coursework, worship and reflection.
Faculty:
Stephen Gunter became Associate Dean for Methodist Studies and Research
Professor of Evangelism and Methodist Studies. Gunter taught at Candler School of
Theology before serving as President of Young Harris College. This new position
enables the Divinity School to build on strengths in Wesleyan Studies and further
develop service and outreach to United Methodist constituencies.
Edgardo Colon-Emeric joined the Divinity School as director of our new Hispanic
Studies Program and Assistant Research Professor of Theology and Hispanic Studies.
We anticipate this program will enhance course offerings and field education for M.Div.
students, while also addressing Course of Studies education and other workshops for
practicing Hispanic pastors.
Lauren Winner, who had been serving as a visiting faculty member, joined the
Divinity School in a full-time tenure-track capacity. A Ph.D. graduate of Columbia
University, Winner is well-known for such books as "Girl Meets God" and "Mudhouse
Sabbath." She also writes regularly and widely for such publications as Books and
Culture, Christian Century, Christianity Today, and The New York Times Book Review.
Paul Griffiths, an internationally-known scholar in the field of Catholic studies, was
appointed as Duke Divinity School's first William K. Warren Foundation Professor of
Catholic Theology. Griffiths previously was the Schmitt Chair of Catholic studies at the
University of Illinois in Chicago.
Notable books published by our faculty in 2006-07 included "Early Methodist
Spirituality" by Paul Chilcote; "Prophets, Sages, and Poets" by Jim Crenshaw; "Places of
Redemption" by Mary McClintock Fulkerson; "Matthew" and "The State of the University"
by Stanley Hauerwas; "Saving Women" by Laceye Warner; and "Power and Passion" by
Sam Wells.
Honors & Achievements:
Richard Lischer, Duke Divinity School's James T. and Alice Mead Cleland professor
of preaching, was presented with a lifetime achievement award by the Academy of
Homiletics.
Richard Heitzenrater, William Kellon Quick professor of church history and Wesley
studies, was honored for his academic achievements in a special session of the American
Society of Church History.
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We are thankful for the relationships among The United Methodist Church, this
Annual Conference, and Duke Divinity School, and we look forward to another year of
working to prepare men and women for Christian ministry. To learn more about Duke
Divinity School, please visit our website at www.divinity.duke.edu.
Dean L. Gregory Jones
Golden Cross
"Golden Cross" is a ministry that reaches out in love to the laity in our Annual
Conference who are experiencing financial difficulty due to excessive medical expenses.
Through Golden Cross, United Methodists care for members of our local churches in
time of emotional stress and financial need.
During 2007, we assisted twenty families from 5 of the 12 districts. Each one
represented someone active in his or her local church. People just like each of us,
who in a moment of struggle found means of grace and love coming from "their"
church.
Please remember that sometimes the needs that cross my desk challenge the
funds we have available. For instance, in 2007 the budget for Golden Cross was
$14,600.00 and we spent $33,192.73. We were able to spend that because of the
wonderful love offering many of our churches sent in this past year. The love offering
for Golden Cross this year was $20,083.38! St. James UMC in the Greenville District
sent in $10,000.00 of that amount! The other good news is that beginning in 2006,
Golden Cross became a recognized Conference Advance Special. The dream now is
to help even more families but that means additional money, Golden Cross continues
to need your help. Due to our Annual Conference tightening its financial belt, our
budget is now the lowest is has ever been. So, please take a special offering for
Golden Cross on the First Sunday of August and designate that offering on your
conference remittance form.
Finally, to those who sent in a love offering to Golden Cross this past year, I want to
publicly say thank you! Your gifts enabled us to help families that Golden Cross would
have otherwise had to turn down.
Now if I can just get all 835 of our churches to also take a love offering for Golden
Cross on that First Sunday in August, we will be able to truly meet the needs of some
very special lay people in our United Methodist Churches in the North Carolina Annual
Conference. Thank you and God bless you.
Richard C. Vaugan, Director
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Methodist Home for Children
In Service to God, our mission is to build upon the social, physical, emotional, and
spiritual strengths of children, youth, and families and to affirm their worth.
> Imagine serving a 4-year-old child who has had unspeakable physical damage
done to her.
> Imagine serving a former drug abuser who wants nothing more than to have
returned to him and be a father to his two teenaged sons.
> Imagine helping a former juvenile delinquent leave his past behind, apply to
and succeed in college.
This is what we do at Methodist Home for Children. We do incredible work, hard
work. ..but often rewarding work — that no one else does. And with your support, you
participate in this mission to serve young people and their families. This is your
Methodist Home for Children.
MHC has cared for children and families for more than 100 years; and in fiscal year
2006-2007, we were active throughout the Conference's geographical boundaries. We
worked to strengthen families through community-and home-based counseling and
other supportive services. We cared for children and teens in our 10 group homes and
through our foster and adoption programs. We served young children and families
through our five-star early childhood program and by training early childhood
professionals and parents. In all, we worked with close to 1300 children, youth and
families last year.
There is indeed much to celebrate at MHC, including that
• Last year we were a part of 12 adoptions and we placed 171 children with
foster families;
• Last year we served 183 young children and their families at our five-star
childcare center, the Jordan Child & Family Enrichment Center. We lift up our
inclusive classrooms at the Jordan Center, and we celebrate our ability to
provide financial assistance to 40% of our families, enabling them to place
their children in the care of MHC;
• Last year we provided 21 youth with financial scholarship assistance to 17
institutions of higher education;
• For the second year in a row we saw increases in both individual and church
giving, demonstrating that our donors maintain their faith in our good work;
• Last year we continued to be fine stewards of our invested funds, utilizing only
5% of them in support of our mission;
• We continue to practice, promote and teach others our model of care that is
based on our core values of compassion, honesty, empowerment,
responsibility, respect, and spirituality.
I thank you for the support that so many individuals, churches and church
organizations have given Methodist Home for Children over the last year. We continue to
provide the highest quality of services and remain committed to being good stewards of
your generosity.
Bruce Stanley
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Southeastern Jurisdiction
Greetings on behalf of the Southeastern Jurisdiction Connectional Table and our
President, Bishop Lawrence McCleskey. I am pleased to report to the North Carolina
Annual Conference on some of the actions and accomplishments at Lake Junaluska
and in the jurisdiction.
We were excited to consecrate the Bethea Welcome Center at Lake Junaluska on
July 9, 2007. There were United Methodist leaders from several general agencies,
colleges and universities present for this historic event. We are happy to report that the
building is in use and offers Christian hospitality to Lake Junaluska guests and visitors
to Western North Carolina. We thank the North Carolina Conference for your financial
commitment to make this symbol of reconciliation a reality.
Lake Junaluska grounds and facilities are a priority. We have completed the new
Lake Junaluska golf course clubhouse. This was supported by a number of individuals
who use this part of Lake Junaluska's ministry of recreation.
As we prepare and plan for Lake Junaluska becoming a premier conference center
for The United Methodist Church, we have a representative group from around the
jurisdiction serving on the Lake Junaluska Campus and Stuart Center Design Group to
recommend a master plan for the campus. We have Cornell University studying our
operations and services to better serve The Church.
Along with looking at our facilities, we have reorganized our ministry area into the
Ministry Event Development Office. Rev. Roger Dowdy is giving superb leadership in
evaluating our ministries, establishing procedures, and developing partnerships to
meet the needs of The United Methodist Church. An agreement has been made to
establish Alban Institute at Lake Junaluska. We began to experience this partnership
April 13-16, with Healthy Congregations seminar led by Alban Institute. The centerpiece
of the partnership will be an Alban Institute seminar July 6-10, at the newly envisioned
Ministry Summit (formerly the SEJ Minister's Conference). There is a new relationship
between Ministry and Marketing at Lake Junaluska. Ken Howie and Roger Dowdy are
leading us in considering new possibilities for the future, built on research of needs of
The Church coupled with good business practices.
The Ministries with Young People continues to serve the largest numbers of United
Methodists at Lake Junaluska. The summer youth events and winter ski retreats are
being well attended this year.
An outstanding multi-cultural event, Embracing God's Diversity, was held in
December. The leadership of the jurisdiction made this one of the most exciting and
diverse groups that has ever met at Lake Junaluska.
Jimmy L. Carr, Executive Director
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Statiscian's report
Table I- 2007
CHURCH MEMBERSHIP
1 Total Professing members at beginning of year
2 Received this year on Profession of Faith or Restored
3 Received from other United Methodist Churches
4 Received from other denominations
5A Total removed by Charge Conference action
5B Removed by withdrawal
5 Total removed by Charge Conference action or withdrawn
6 Removed by transfer to other United Methodist Churches
7 Removed by transfer to other denominations
8 Removed by Death
9A Asian
9B African American/Black
9C Hispanic
9D Native American
9E Pacific Islander
9F White
9G Multi-Racial
9 Total Professing members at close of year
Females 132,717 Males 104,442
10 Average attendance at the principal weekly worship service(s)
11 Number of persons baptized this year (all ages)
12 Total Baptized members who have not become Professing members
13 Number of persons on Constituency Roll
14 Total enrolled in confirmation classes this year
SUNDAY SCHOOL
15a Number of leaders
15b Number of leaders in all other groups
16a Children (0-6th grade) in all classes and groups
16b Children (0-6th grade) in all other groups
17a Youth (7th-12th) in all classes and groups
17b Youth (7th-12th) in all other groups
18a Adults (post high school) in all classes and groups
18b Adults (post high school) in all classes and groups
19a Total Christian formation participants in church school groups
19b Total Christian formation participants in other groups
20 Average attendance in the Sunday School
21 Average Attendance in Accountability Groups
22 Average Attendance in Mission and Ministry Groups (no longer used)
23 Average Attendance in Support Groups - Children
23 Average Attendance in Support Groups - Youth
23 Average Attendance in Support Groups - Adults
24 Average attendance in short-term classes/groups for learning
25 Sunday School members joining the church on profession of faith
UNITED METHODIST MEN
26 Membership in chartered United Methodist Men
27 Amount paid for projects
UNITED METHODIST WOMEN
28 Membership in United Methodist Women
29 Amount paid for local church and community work
UNITED METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP
30 Membership in United Methodist Youth Fellowship
31 Amount paid for projects
PROPERTY AND OTHER ASSETS
32 Value of church land, buildings and equipment
33 Value of church-owned parsonages and furniture
34 Value of other assets
35 Indebtedness on items 30, 31 , 32 at end of year
36 Other indebtedness
37a. Number of UMVIM teams sent from this local church
37b. Number of church members participating in any UMVIM team
38a. Number of weekday ministry programs
38b. Total persons served in weekday ministry programs
2006
2007
Change +/-
236,543
236,564
3,801
4,039
238
2,553
2,417
-136
2,062
2,045
-17
2,102
1,735
-367
559
534
-25
2,661
2,269
-392
1,698
1,702
4
1,126
1,115
-11
2,910
2,820
-90
519
567
48
5,989
6,079
90
438
493
55
2,537
2,504
-33
95
93
-2
224,492
226,850
2,358
2,530
573
-1,957
236,564
237,159
595
) 86,095
84,391
-1 ,704
3,018
2,885
-133
rs 23,478
22,155
-1,323
21,227
21,870
643
2,081
1,905
-176
11,189
10,822
-367
4,859
5,640
781
20,071
19,304
-767
9,242
10,616
1,374
10,845
9,908
-937
7,110
8,173
1,063
41,831
39,580
-2,251
18,614
21,157
2,543
83,936
79,614
-4,322
39,825
45,586
5,761
40,197
39,169
-1,028
17,557
19,335
1,778
id)
896
893
-3
1,105
1,207
102
3,058
3,043
-15
22,199
21,428
-771
f faith 2,489
2,426
-63
9,733
9,604
-129
1,007,421
1,043,301
35,880
21,300
20,543
-757
1,102,680
1,156,985
54,305
11,779
11,157
-622
925,111
964,784
39,673
1,012,897,176 1,090,716,801
77,819,625
88,340,986
92,380,872
4,039,886
97,582,710
141,387,155
43,804,445
91,010,104
94,756,004
3,745,900
2,351,283
1 ,674,596
-676,687
286
226
-60
3,025
2,352
-673
1,487
1,617
130
74,972
84,778
9,806
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Table II - 2007
BENEVOLENCES
35 World Service and Conference Benevolences
36 Ministerial Education Fund
37 Black College Fund
38 Africa University Fund
40 Total General Advance
41 Youth Service Fund
42A Human Relations
42B One Great Hour of Sharing
42C Peace with Justice
42D Native American Awareness Sunday
42E World Communion
42F United Methodist Student Day
42 Total General Church Offerings
44 Conference Advance Specials
45 $10 Club
46 Higher Education
48 Health and Welfare agencies
50 Local Church Benevolence not Remitted to Conference
51 Other benevolences paid directly by local church
CONNECTIONAL ADMINISTRATION FUNDS
52 Interdenominational Cooperation Fund
53 General Administration Fund
54 Jurisdictional Administration Fund
55 Area and conference administration funds
56 District Work Fund
CONNECTIONAL CLERGY SUPPORT
58 Pension and benefit funds remitted to GB of Pension
60 District Superintendents' Fund
61 Episcopal Fund
62 Equitable Salary Fund
63 Apportioned ministerial support
CLERGY SUPPORT LOCAL CHURCH
64 Pastor's base compensation
65 Associate's base compensation
66A Pastor's utilities and other housing-related allowances
66B Associate's utilities and other housing-related allowances
66 Total Utilities/Housing
67A Pastor's travel
67B Associate's travel
67 Total travel paid
68A Other cash allowances paid to/for pastor
68B Other cash allowances paid to/for associate
68C Pastor's Medical Insurance paid by the church
68 Total other cash allowances
LOCAL CHURCH EXPENDITURES
69 Diaconal Minister(s) total compensation
70 Other staff compensation
71 Current expenses for program (including church school)
72a Property Insurance paid by church
72b Other current operating expenses (not including program expenses)
73 Principal and interest paid on indebtedness, loans, mortgages, etc.
74 Paid on buildings and improvements (not include, funds borrowed)
United Methodist Women
75 UMW cash sent to District or Conference UMW Treasurer
76 Grand Total Paid
2006
2007 Change +/-
3,987,807
4,211,861
224,054
658,978
644,494
-14,484
254,469
248,126
-6,343
57,742
55,585
-2,157
539,522
529,828
-9,694
2,134
5,174
3,040
16,361
15,220
-1,141
91,586
74,351
-17,235
13,020
11,714
-1,306
22,152
19,985
-2,167
22,046
22,906
860
10,153
11,055
902
175,318
155,230
-20,088
769,362
849,989
80,627
138,029
125,755
-12,274
861,197
863,709
2,512
612,312
607,958
-4,354
704,380
524,851
-179,529
8.724.593
9,010,064
285,471
17,485,843
17,832,624
346,781
49,831
48,385
-1,446
159,795
162,219
2,424
145,654
146,144
490
1,711,080
1,806,336
95,256
1.142.887
1,230,327
87.440
3,209,247
3,393,411
184,164
4,746,783
4,876,415
129,632
1,825,624
1,892,561
66,937
471,718
479,841
8,123
780,592
758,486
-22,106
6.536.332
6,782,867
246,535
14,361,049
14,790,170
429,121
22,914,409
23,985,479
1,071,070
2,279,181
2,561,633
282,452
2,230,121
2,345,730
115,609
276,982
325,481
48,499
2,507,103
2,671,211
164,108
2,163,086
2,217,994
54,908
173,525
298,408
124,883
2,336,611
2,516,402
179,791
286,687
277,731
-8,956
52,225
77,093
24,868
6,226,253
6,763,906
537,653
6.565.165
7,118.730
553,565
36,602,469
38,853,455
2,250,986
551,973
325,518
-226,455
22,823,085
25,130,192
2,307,107
7,976,350
8,048,900
72,550
3,649,604
3,910,813
261,209
18,785,936
19,983,413
1,197,477
15,421,843
18,948,306
3,526,463
22,429.301
21.013,751
-1,415.550
91,638,092
97,360,893
5,722,801
597,181
578,098
-19,083
163,893,881
172,808,651
8,914,770
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Table III - 2007
1 Number of Pledges and Identified Givers
1a Received thru Pledges
1b Received from non-Non-Pledging yet identified givers
1c Received from Unidentified Givers
Total 1a, 1b, 1c
1d Received from Interest & Dividends
1e Received from sale of Church Assets
1f Received from building use fees, contributions and rentals
1g Received thru fundraisers
1 Totals
2a Capital Campaign
2b Memorial/Endowment/Bequests
2c Other Sources & Projects
2 Totals
3a Equitable Compensation Fund
3b Advanced Specials & Apportioned Fund
3c Other
2006
2007
Change +/-
125,632
80,449
-45,183
62,394,522
62,220,747
-173,775
65,132,308
68,954,799
3,822,491
5,613,715
5.579.828
-33,887
133,140,545
136,755,374
3,614,829
1,086,952
1,346,153
259,201
290,668
320,714
30,046
1,057,330
1,278,674
221,344
2.691.023
2.927.003
235.980
138,266,518
142,627,918
4,361,400
17,269,459
19,772,566
2,503,107
6,515,901
8,755,915
2,240,014
1.926.946
2.746.720
819.774
25,712,306
31,275,201
5,562,895
99,967
103,342
3,375
127,153
28,067
-99,086
1.139.051
1.547.786
408.735
3 Totals
1,366,171 1,679,195 313,024
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The Treatment of Undocumented Young People
WHEREAS the North Carolina Conference of the United Methodist Church is greatly
troubled by the confusing recent releases from our leaders in North Carolina regarding
the acceptance of undocumented young people who are residents in our state, have
graduated from a North Carolina High School; and
WHEREAS these young people have graduated from a North Carolina High School,
and meet the criteria required for acceptance to our community colleges and state
funded universities, and paying out-of-state tuition; and
WHEREAS it is projected that by the year 2050 the larger percentage of our U.S.
population will be comprised of ethnic groups and white will no longer be the dominant
culture; and
WHEREAS North Carolina has increased in Hispanic migration by 394% between
1990 and 2000 and that the "rapid growth in the Hispanic population occurred not in
isolation but in the context of strong population growth among blacks (21%) and whites
(11%) in the new South states, of which North Carolina is a part (Source: Pew Hispanic
Center REPORT: The New Latino South: The Context and Consequences of Rapid
Population Growth); and
WHEREAS Bishop Al Gwinn and the North Carolina Conference agree with the
previous president of the North Carolina Conference College system, Martin Lancaster,
that "everyone residing in our state who will become a part of our work force, should be
educated"; and
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the sentiments and beliefs of Bishop Al Gwinn
and the North Carolina Conference are strongly in line with our social principles of our
United Methodist Church, which states that "we support the basic rights of all persons to
equal housing, education, employment, medical care, legal redress for grievances, and
physical protection;" and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the North Carolina Conference shall do all in its
power to support and encourage these young people in their attempt to seek continuing
education through our state college system; and
FINALLY, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the position of the North Carolina
Conference strongly requests and expects that these young persons should be granted
admission to North Carolina Community Colleges and state funded universities.
As Passed by the 2008 North Carolina Annual Conference
Intolerance and Racism on North Carolina Radio
Whereas, all persons are of sacred worth to God; and
Whereas, on April 1, 2008, Raleigh radio station WDGC's morning show, Bob
Dumas and the Showgram, aired a 15 minute long racially and sexually defamatory
tirade against Native Americans, the Lumbee Indian Tribe, and Indian women; and
Whereas, the majority of the April 1 broadcast was spent disgracing the Lumbee,
including suggestions that members of the Lumbee Indian Tribe are genetically inferior,
i.e. "lazy" and "inbred;" and
Whereas, the same broadcast made sexually degrading and slanderous remarks
against two highly revered historic Native American women, Pocahontas and
Sacajawea; and
Whereas, WDGC and the morning news show host Bob Dumas have on countless
occasions used public airwaves to broadcast similarly outrageous and derogatory
comments against Hispanics, African Americans, Asians, women, the physically
challenged; and
Whereas, the bigoted rant broadcast on Raleigh airwaves on April 1, 2008 by Bob
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and the Showgram is a conspicuous case of oppressive stereotypes that continue to
afflict the members of these communities; and
Whereas, because to oppressive policies, the groups attacked by WDGC and Bob
Dumas have not had the same opportunities to participate in the educational, political,
social, religious and economic systems of our nation; and
Whereas, Native people have made enormous contributions to this country and
hold distinguishes military service records; and
Whereas, the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina has been recognized by the State of
North Carolina for more than 100 years; and
Whereas, the North Carolina United Methodist Annual Conference holds fourteen
predominantly Native American churches, serving more than 2,500 members; and
Whereas, racism is a sin and that scripture calls us to celebrate and protect the
worth and dignity of all people; and
Whereas paragraph 162a of the 2004 Book of Discipline states that "we deplore
acts of hate or violence against groups or persons based of race, ethnicity, gender,
sexual orientation, religious affiliation, or economic status; and
Whereas, in the Book of Resolutions, adopted in 2004, states that the use of
nicknames is not conductive to the development of a society and such use is
demeaning, racist, and offensive; and
Whereas, the North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs, at its quarterly meeting,
held on June 6, 2008, passed a resolution calling for the dismissal of Bob Dumas and
expressed support of efforts by the North Carolina Conference, The United Methodist
Church, and Brown Babies, Inc. against G105's racially charged programming.
Therefore, be it resolved, that the 2008 North Carolina Conference stands in
solidarity with Native Americans and all other groups affected by this matter.
Be it further resolved, that the 2008 North Carolina Annual Conference direct the
Conference Secretary to call upon the FCC to investigate Clear Channel
Communications Corporation's operations in North Carolina.
Be it further resolved, that we request the North Carolina Conference Multi-Cultural
Ministries Committee, The General Board of Church and Society, the Commission on
the Status and Role of Women, and the General Commission on Christian Unity and
Inter-Religious Concerns to challenge the radio station, egregious acts, actions and
programming.
Be it further resolved, that the 2008 North Carolina Conference Secretary write Clear
Channel Communications Corporation, calling for the dismissal of Bob Dumas, and
Be it further resolved, that the 2008 North Carolina Conference membership
publicly and strongly refuse to support the sponsors and advertisers of WDGC and Bob
and Showgram and encourage letters of support and action against this and all hateful
acts of intolerance and racism until such programming is removed from North Carolina
airwaves.
Be it further resolved that the 2008 North Carolina Conference challenges all media
to be sensitive to the rich cultural diversity in our society.
As Passed by the 2008 North Carolina Annual Conference
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Response to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Raids and
Detention
WHEREAS Jesus called his disciples and followers to "strive first for the kingdom of
God and his righteousness," and we, as disciples, are called to embody a new order of
love and justice; and
WHEREAS raids on undocumented immigrants in the United States represent
governmental failure in addressing complex national and international economic and
political dynamics, which close legal avenues and force immigrants into the shadows,
where they are subject to exploitation and virtual servitude; and
WHEREAS raids, indefinite detention, and deportation tear families apart and create
anguish, economic hardship and terror that is contrary to the Kingdom that Jesus describes;
and
WHEREAS, in a new 2008 General Conference Resolution, The United Methodist
Church affirms that "regardless of legal status or nationality, we are all connected through
Christ to one another. ..The solidarity we share through Christ eliminates the boundaries
and barriers which exclude and isolate. Therefore, the sojourners we are called to love are
our brothers and sisters, our mothers and fathers, our sons and daughters; indeed, they
are us." [Welcoming the Migrant to the US]
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the North Carolina Annual Conference of The
United Methodist Church calls upon the President of the United States, the Congress, and
all relevant departments of the federal government to put an immediate stop to these raids
and work for a just, humane comprehensive reform of immigration laws.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that until just and humane immigration reform is enacted
on a federal level, the North Carolina Annual Conference (1) urges governors and state
legislators within the state of North Carolina to refrain from creating and enforcing legislation
that would cause further disruption of the immigrant population, and (2) calls on state
government to refuse to allow any state official, including police and state troopers, to
enforce federal immigration law, or to ask any immigrant for their documents.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the North Carolina Annual Conference (1) pledges
to create a task force to address immigration concerns and develop plans for emergency
responses to ICE raids, which might include providing material aid, legal services,
childcare, interpretation, and spiritual support, and taking part in vigils and public witness
pointing toward justice and humane treatment of immigrants. (Such a task force may
include conference representatives from units dealing with global ministries, church and
society, religion and race, and racial/ethnic causes, as well as organizations such as
United Methodist Women and United Methodist Men and programs such as Justice for Our
Neighbors.); (2) Investigate the locations of ICE detention centers with the conference
boundaries and consider how to provide ministries, legal support, and other services that
will serve the objectives of Christian hospitality and civil and human rights.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution will be sent within thirty days of the
end of this conference to President Bush; Michael Chertoff, Secretary of the Department of
Homeland Security; and Julie Myers, Assistant Secretary of the Department of Homeland
Security for Immigration for Customs Enforcement; as well as all U.S. Representatives
and Senators who represent United Methodists within this annual conference.
BE IT ALSO RESOLVED that the North Carolina Annual Conference (1) will engage in
study of new General Conference resolutions on migration and immigration and other
resources that explore the biblical and theological basis for the church's positions and
responses on these pressing issues; (2) participate in connectional education and training
on immigration and collaborate as occasion provides with the United Methodist Task
Force on Immigration (an interagency and inter-organizational body mandated by the 2008
General Conference).
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FINALLY, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the North Carolina Annual Conference
urges all its congregations and their members to pray for the people whose lives are torn
apart by ICE raids and detention, and will as appropriate support denominational and
ecumenical ministries to assist families affected by raids and detention.
As Passed by the 2008 North Carolina Annual Conference
Support of Anti-Discrimination and Anti-Bullying
Theological Background:
According to the Social Principles, "We support efforts to stop violence and other
forms or coercion against gays and lesbians" (Paragraph 162, III, part H).
Background:
In Oxnard, California, on February 12, 2008, an eighth-grade student named
Lawrence King was shot in the head and killed due to his sexual orientation. The
previous day, King had asked his male classmate to be his valentine. The following
morning, at 8:15, that same classmate shot Lawrence King in the back of the head. He
was only fifteen-years-old.
In light of this tragedy, be it resolved that the North Carolina Annual Conference of
the United Methodist Church:
Honors the memory of Lawrence King and the victims of hate crimes across
the world;
Supports the adoption of anti-discrimination and anti-bullying policies in all
educational institutions;
Reaffirms that homosexual persons, no less than heterosexual persons are
individuals of scared worth;
Recognizes that discrimination, in any form and for any reason, is incompatible
with Christian teaching.
As Passed by the 2008 North Carolina Annual Conference
Humane Mental Health Reform
Whereas we have read in recent stories about mental health reform in North
Carolina not serving the needs of all those in need of mental health treatment including
misuse of funds. And... .
Whereas we have heard and read stories of mistreatment of mental health patients,
including some fatalities. And...
Whereas some of those who are severely and persistently mentally ill have been
left out of mental health reform due to privatization and lack of funding. And
Whereas, pastors often receive people with mental illness who are searching for
assistance in the halls of our churches. And
Whereas we as the body of Christ are called to minister to and be the voice of the
least, the lost and the broken-whether in spirit, body or mind.
Therefore be it resolved that we the North Carolina Annual Conference of The
United Methodist Church call on the governor and the General Assembly of North
Carolina to examine mental health care in North Carolina and call on them to bring
together all the stakeholders in mental health care including mental health care
consumers, mental health care providers, caretakers and related state and local
agencies to make meaningful and humane reform of mental health care reform. And
Be it further resolved that churches in the North Carolina Annual Conference of The
United Methodist Church be in intentional ministry to and with people with mental health
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issues and help remove the stigma that is sometimes associated when someone
needs professional mental health care services.
As passed by the 2008 North Carolina Annual Conference
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ZOE
ZOE Ministry continues to experience the blessings of God as we minister the love of
Jesus to orphans suffering in Africa. Originally launched in Zimbabwe, ZOE now has major
projects in Zimbabwe, Zambia, Kenya, and Rwanda.
Since the last Annual Conference, we have seen the number of children being fed
regularly rise to approximately 25,000. A forty-foot container filled with medical supplies
has restocked two depleted United Methodist hospitals. School supplies collected by
United Methodists in North Carolina have been distributed. Mission teams have provided
medical care and food security projects.
Partnerships with the UNC Kenan-Flagler MBA program and the Duke Global Health
Institute have been established. A partnership with the Pacific Institute for Research and
Evaluation has provided funds from the National Institute of Health for the care of orphans
and vulnerable children in Zimbabwe.
One of the most significant events for ZOE this past year was the hiring of Epiphanie
Mujawimana of Rwanda to lead ZOE's "Giving Hope" empowerment project. Epiphanie, a
survivor of the 1994 genocide, developed this methodology to breakthe cycle of dependency
in the lives of suffering orphans. This new phase of our work focuses on equipping orphans
with essential life-skills. This project is designed to have these families of orphans financially
independent within 2 -3 years. They will be able to pass along the skills learned for years
to come. Through "Giving Hope," ZOE is offering hope and a future not only to this generation,
but also to the generations who will follow them.
Along with training in generating income, the "Giving Hope" project emphasizes training
in areas such as Christian discipleship, HIV/AIDS awareness, health and hygiene, animal
husbandry, and cultivation of crops. In addition, some of the orphans will opt for vocational
training in their field of interest.
Nearly 4,000 orphans are being ministered to through "Giving Hope" in Rwanda and
Kenya. Our desire is to begin empowering orphans with this methodology in Zambia and
Zimbabwe as well.
This ministry, birthed in the NC Annual Conference, has expanded into numerous
other states. Upon this 4th anniversary of ZOE's work, we praise God and thank you for
the lives that have been saved and changed because of your love and faithfulness.
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MEMOIRS
ROLL OF DECEASED
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ALL SAINTS CELEBRATION AND MEMORIAL SERVICE
North Carolina Annual Conference • Greenville, North Carolina
Friday, June 13, 2008 • 10:45 A.M.
WE PROCLAIM
The Prelude
The Greeting
*Processional Hymn Sing with All the Saints of Glory (UMH 702)
The Opening Prayer The Reverend L. Roger Owens
WE PROCLAIM
Psalm 16 The Reverend William E. Braswell
Hebrews 12: 1-3 The Reverend Deborah Wilkins
Celebration in Song Give Me Jesus
Acts 1: 6-11 The Reverend Lisa Naa-Shormey Yebuah
Sermon Can I Get a Witness? Reverend Yebuah
WE RESPOND
Hymn The Lone Wild Bird v. 1 (FWS 2052)
Bishop:
We gather here today to celebrate and remember those who faithfully served God and
now rest in the light of God's eternal love. Their light remains forever with us and in
the countless lives that were touched by them.
Hymn The Lone Wild Bird (v. 2)
The Reading of the Names
(A candle is lit and a bell tolls for each one. As the bell sounds, friends are invited to stand
as a tribute and support for the family. You may be seated at the sounding of the following
bell.)
Clergy who have died since last Annual Conference:
Benjamin Franklin Musser July 3, 2007
Troy James Barrett July 9 2007
Herman Fred Davis August 23, 2007
Daniel Mercer Forbes, Jr. October 15, 2007
Luther Martin Peele, Jr. November 16, 2007
Paul Cecil Millwood December 6, 2007
Ralph Isaac Epps January 3, 2008
Haywood Linwood Harrell February 11, 2008
Robert Freeman Moore April 15, 2008
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Eric Octavius Murray. May 17, 2008
Hymn The Lone Wild Bird (v. 3)
Spouse of Clergy who have died since last Annual Conference:
Harriett Fleming Petteway July 12, 2007
Dorothy Jackson Massey July 23, 2007
William Edward Buffaloe July 29, 2007
Edith Ann Fowlkes Berry November 7, 2007
Roberta Fields Carruth November 10, 2007
Dorothy Anita Thompson Dillon November 10, 2007
Etolia Stribling Vale November 14, 2007
Susan Alice Waller Miller January 8, 2007
Elma Bundy Fulford February 16, 2008
Alice Blanche Houser Crew February 21, 2008
Kathleen McCormick MacLean March 7, 2008
Jean Lough Wilson March 31, 2008
Mary Virginia Brittingham Coble April 6, 2008
(Family members are given candles to take with them)
Hymn The Lone Wild Bird (v. 4-5)
Prayer
O God of both the living and the dead, we praise your holy name
for all your servants who faithfully lived and died.
We thank you for the sacred ties that bind us to those unseen
who encompass us as a cloud of witnesses.
We pray that,
encouraged by their example and strengthened by their
fellowship, we may be diligent followers and that nothing,
will be able to seperate us from your love in Christ Jesus, our Lord.
AMEN.
WE GO FORTH
Benediction
'Recessional Hymn When We All Get to Heaven (UMH 701)
Postlude
WORSHIP LEADERS
Presider Bishop Alfred Wesley Gwinn, Jr.
Preacher The Reverend Lisa Naa-Shormey Yebuah
Liturgists The Reverend L. Roger Owens
Lectors The William E. Braswell
The Reverend Deborah Wilkins
Musicians Annual Conference House Band
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TROY JAMES BARRETT
1922 - 2007
Troy James Barrett, 85, of Cary, NC, was born May 30, 1922 in
Clarkesville, GA, to Ralph E. and Bessie Kinsey Barrett. On October
22, 1949, he married Robbie Lee Williams of Greensboro.
They were married more than 57 years. He died at Wake Medical
Center in Raleigh on July 9, 2007.
He donated his body for medical education and research at
Duke University Medical Center.
He was a graduate of Fayetteville High School, Louisburg College, Wofford College,
and Duke Divinity School. At Duke he was best known as head cheerleader. Troy had a
contagious smile, and this happy, upbeat, enthusiastic, cheerleader, God-centered attitude
followed him throughout life.
Troy was Conference Director of Youth Work and State Director of Methodist
Student Work. He worked with NC Christian Advocate; Methodist Orphanage; and Methodist
Retirement Home. He served churches in Broadway, Zebulon, Wendell, Warrenton, Cary,
New Bern, Greenville, Durham, Laurinburg, Smithfield, Lillington, and Raleigh. He was
Pastor Emeritus of First UMC Cary.
In 1963 Troy and Robbie led the Caravan to Europe with 10 college students,
witnessing to their faith in Jesus Christ and enjoying travel to 6 countries. In 1984 they
toured the Holy Lands. He led many groups of youth and families to our Methodist camps,
especially Camp Don Lee, where a cabin will be built in honor of Troy and Robbie. He
worked with Boy Scouts and helped a number of them receive the God and Country award.
After retirement Troy led Disciple Bible Studies and other prayer and study groups.
As a result of his Bible studies, three young women were called into ordained ministry: two
as Elders and one as a Deacon. In 2008 as the Board of Ordained Ministry met at St. Luke
UMC, Goldsboro, to interview candidates for ordained ministry, two of these women entered
the church. Robbie met them at the door and said, "I wish Troy could be here."
Simultaneously they exclaimed, "He js here!!!"
He was a docent at NC Museum of Art, Museum of History , and Museum of Natural
Sciences in Raleigh and a volunteer with Meals on Wheels in Cary.
As volunteers at Prison MATCH of North Carolina, Inc., attheNC Correctional Institution
for Women in Raleigh, he and Robbie spent many happy hours monitoring visits of Moms
with their children. They loved his jokes and happy smile and appreciated his blessing.
When Troy was invited to speak about the joys of retirement to new retirees in 1988,
one interrupted him saying, "If I have to do all those things, I think I'll just not retire."
As Troy ended most of his conversations, we will say to you, "God bless!"
Survivors along with his beloved wife, Robbie, are sons James Lee Barrett and wife
Lois; Robert Troy Barrett and wife Marcia; and Wlliam Ralph Barrett and wife Kathy;
grandchildren Bradford Scott Barrett; Michael Lee Barrett and wife Kendra; Charles Grayson
Barrett; Elizabeth Maxon and husband Joey; Robert Harris; Rebecca Ruth Barrett; Mary
Beth Kepshire and husband Erik; Timothy William Barrett; great granddaughter, Lucy
Maxon.
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HERMAN FRED DAVIS
1926 - 2007
Herman Fred Davis, 80, of Wesley Pines Retirement
Community in Lumberton died August 23, 2007. His funeral was
held at Trinity UMC in Elizabethtown with the Reverends Donald
Warren, Robert Bergland and Wilbur Teachey officiating.
Fred was preceded in death by his wife of 54 years,
Prudence "Polly" C. Davis. He is survived by son, David H.
Davis and wife, Karen of Flat Rock; daughter, Terry D. McCollum and husband, Ron
of Lawndale; daughter, Julie A. Davis and husband, Robert J. King III, of
Greensboro; grandchildren, Luke McCollum, Scott Davis, Rhyne King and Grace
King; sister, Frances D. Jernigan of Dudley.
Fred's death was caused by a heart attack following several months of
declining health. He is greatly missed by his family and friends.
Fred was a lifelong resident of North Carolina and a lifelong Methodist. He
was born and reared in Carthage. He attended Louisburg College where his
studies were interrupted by his service in the United States Army. After completion
of his tour of duty in Europe, he returned to finish his studies at Louisburg where he
met Polly. Following graduation from Louisburg in 1 947, he enrolled at Wofford
College and graduated with a B.A. in 1 949. He received a B.D. from Duke
University Divinity School in 1951. Upon completion of seminary, he returned to
active duty as a Chaplain in the Army and served in Germany, France and Italy until
1 954. After fulfilling his active duty commitment, he was active in the North
Carolina National Guard for many years and retired as a Lt. Colonel.
Fred served Fair Bluff UMC from 1 954 until early 1 960. He then served Trinity
UMC in Elizabethtown for 29 years until his retirement from the Conference in
1 989. After retiring, he and Polly remained in Elizabethtown. He continued to
teach Sunday School at Trinity and preached regularly in churches in and around
the community. He was chaplain at Wesley Pines for several years before moving
there with Polly in 2004. In each of his assignments, he was known as a gifted
preacher and a devoted pastor.
In addition to his forty plus years in the ministry, Fred was active in numerous
community and civic organizations including the first Elizabethtown Rescue Squad,
Bladen County Habitat for Humanity, Hospice of Bladen County, Meals on Wheels,
and the Optimists Club. Fred spent much of his leisure time outdoors and had
many hobbies: flying, metal detecting, playing tennis, hunting and fishing.
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ETOLIA STRIBLING VALE
1920 - 2007
Etolia Stribling Vale, wife of the late Reverend Charles
Edward Vale of the North Carolina Conference, was born
February 28, 1 920, in Spartanburg County, South Carolina, one
of eight children of the late Robert Lamar and Docia Wofford
Stribling. After graduating from Pauline High School, she
received an A.B. degree in English from Lander College, with a minor in French.
She taught while she was a graduate student at the University of South Carolina,
where she received a Master's Degree in English.
While teaching at Chowan College in Murfreesboro, N.C., she met and
married Charles Edward Vale, minister in the North Carolina conference of the
United Methodist Church. Together they served in Murfreesboro, Zebulon (where
their daughter Kathryn was born), Hookerton, Chadbourn, Rose Hill, Duke's Chapel
in the Durham District, Norlina, Beech Grove in the New Bern District and
Goldston, North Carolina.
Etolia Vale returned to the classroom at Chadbourn High School and served
these communities through her teaching. At Warrenton High School, she began
teaching in a Program for the Gifted and Talented. Her involvement with this
program, which was the precursor of Advanced Placement, continued at Sanford
High School, where she also served as Chair of the English Department. A much
loved and respected teacher, she was dedicated to the idea that literature,
language, and life were a seamless whole. As many of her students have
commented since her death, "She taught us to think."
After her husband's death in 1 973, she remained in Sanford, retiring in 1 980
and returning eventually to Spartanburg. She was an avid gardener and enjoyed
sharing her love of nature with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She is
survived by her daughter Kathryn Vale Livermore and son-in-law Gordon D.
Livermore, Jr., of Worthington, Ohio; her granddaughter Amy Ahluwalia, Amy's
husband Gagan Ahluwalia and their sons Sanjiv and Pranav; her grandson
Christopher Livermore and his wife Diane Wright and their son Tucker, and many
nieces and nephews in the Stribling family. She died at home on November 14,
2007. The funeral service was led by the Rev. Robert Wofford assisted by Stanley
Stribling. Interment was at Friendship Baptist Church in Pauline, South Carolina.
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LUTHER MARTIN PEELE, JR.
1929 - 2007
Billy Peele of Boiling Spring Lakes died Friday, November
16, 2007, at New Hanover Regional Medical Center in
Wilmington, North Carolina.
He was born in Laurel Hill, North Carolina. He began
working at Belk Store in Laurinburg while in High School and
continued working there, ultimately as assistant manager, until
he resigned (after twenty-three years) to enter the ministry as a student pastor in
1 972. After earning his Master of Divinity degree from Duke University in 1 979,
Billy was ordained as an Elder in the United Methodist Church in 1 980, and served
several churches in the Wilmington District including Wrightsboro, Oleander-Devon
Park, Zion, Clarkton-Bluefield, and Epworth United Methodist Churches.
Billy's parents, Susanna Falls Peele and Luther Martin Peele, Sr. as well as a
sister, Martha Brown and his first wife, Emma Hayes Peele of Laurinburg, preceded
him in death.
Survivors include his wife, Myra Miller Peele; children Martin Peele of Concord,
R. Hampton Peele of Baton Rouge, LA, and Audrey Peele of Shallotte; sisters,
Adele Clark of Laurinburg, and Mary McDonald of Larchmont, NY; stepchildren,
Susan Navas (Nathan) of Burgaw, Christy Porter of Wilmington; grandchildren,
Christopher and Emily Peele of Concord and many nieces and nephews
Billy wore many hats in his life. He was an Eagle Scout, a Mason, a collegiate
wrestler at North Carolina State University, a singer, a commercial pilot, a
cartoonist, a poet, and a published author. For decades he sent Christmas cards
that he had designed and drawn himself, to all his many friends and family. He
also drew cartoons for the Christian Advocate for many years. The hat that will be
most remembered is the one he wore every day, his personality. Billy was
unforgettable. When you met him around Wilmington, you would first hear his
whistling and then see his hat and snowy white beard. And, you always expected
to see him with a crossword puzzle in his hand and a jingle in his pocket.
Wheneveryou met him, he had a kind and exuberant greeting for you and a
request for God's blessings on you when leaving.
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CECIL PAUL MILLWOOD
1934 - 2007
The Reverend Doctor Cecil Paul Millwood, Age 73,
Swansboro, N.C. died on December 6, 2007, at the Onslow
Memorial Hospital in Jacksonville, N.C. His graveside service
was held in Gainesville, Georgia on December 9, 2007 at 2:00
p.m. at Memorial Park Cemetery. The Reverend Robert Nash
officiated.
Paul is survived by his of 50 Vi years, Patricia Nash Millwood of the home;
two sons, Anthony "Tony" Millwood, Swansboro and Jonathan Millwood of Raleigh;
and one daughter, Ashley Windham, Pell City, Alabama; one brother, Jimmie
Millwood, Gainesville, Georgia; one sister, Patsy Carpenter, Gainesville, Georgia;
and one granddaughter, Alexia Windham, Pell City, Alabama.
He was born in Hall County Georgia to Henry C. and Claudia Ashe Millwood.
He graduated from Lyman Hall High School. He received his BA Degree from the
University of Georgia, then he attended Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
earning his Master of Divinity Degree. Paul graduated from Luther Rice Seminary
with a Doctor of Ministry Degree. He honorably served his country three years in
the U.S. Army Airborne Division.
Prior to entering the ministry Pau worked then years for the Southern Bell
Telephone Company, Gainesville, Georgia. He resigned as an Associate Engineer
in the Outside Plant Engineering Department to attend the Southeastern Baptist
Theological Seminary.
While attending Southeastern he was pastor of Rock Spring Baptist Church,
Louisburg. Paul resigned Rock Spring to attend one-year School of Pastoral Care
Training at the N.C. Baptist Hospital. During his study in pastoral care he was
interim pastor for the Colfax Baptist Church, and interim pastor for the Oakdale
Baptist Church.
After completing his study at Baptist Hospital he served as pastor of the First
Baptist Church, Grover for four years. He then served seventeen years as pastor of
Churchland Baptist Church, Lexington. From 1991-1996 hepastored Piney Grove
Baptist Church, Swansboro.
After leaving Piney Grove he took some time away from church work and he
and his two sons built a family house in Swansboro.
During his interim period he made the decision to transfer from the Southern
Baptist Denomination into The United Methodist Church.
Paul tookthe necessary courses at Duke Divinity School, and began serving
Haw Branch UMC on June 27, 1 999, as part time pastor. He was sent to the
Dover-Clark Charge for two years. These were in the New Bern District. He was
sent to the Jamesville-Siloam Charge fortwo years in Greenville District. The work
at both charges was full time.
Cecil Paul Millwood truly loved God, and he was a wonderful husband and
father.
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RALPH I. EPPS
1920 - 2008
Ralph Isaac ("Preacher") Epps, Sr., 87, died January 3, 2008,
at his home in Edenton. A Service of Celebration was held January 6
at Edenton UMC with the Reverends Charles Moseley, James
Huskins, Ellis Bedsworth, and Thomas Smith officiating. Burial
followed at Beaver Hill Cemetery in Edenton.
Ralph is survived by his wife, Pinear Mae "Pat" Epps of the
home; two daughters, Barbara Tuttle of Richmond, VA, and Karen Owens of Raleigh; a
son, Ralph Isaac Epps, Jr., of Edenton; and grandchildren, Carolyn Tuttle and Debbie T.
Phillips and husband Jon of Richmond, David Epps of Atlanta, GA, Malia Epps of
Raleigh, and Jonathan Owens of Raleigh. He was pre-deceased by a sister, Mary Purdy
Epps, and two brothers, Carl Belden Epps, Jr., and Robert Purdy Epps.
Ralph was born in Sumter, SC, on November 3, 1920, to Dr. Carl Belden Epps, Sr.,
and Mary Purdy Epps. He graduated from Wofford College in 1942 with an ROTC
commission. He enlisted in the 82nd Airborne and was chosen to be part of the initial
officer cadre for the newly-formed 17th Airborne, where he saw combat in the Battle of the
Bulge. When the 17th was de-activated, he was transferred to the 101st Airborne. In
recent years, he enjoyed attending reunions of the 17th with his son Isaac.
When the war ended, Ralph entered Duke Divinity School. He graduated in 1950.
As a student pastor, he served as associate to Rev. Whitford Walters in Pikeville. When
Rev. Walters died, Ralph met his niece, Pinear Mae "Pat" Windley. In August of 2007, he
celebrated 60 years of marriage with "the prettiest girl I ever saw".
Ralph served over 60 years in ministry, including Pikeville, Stem Charge, Maxton,
Laurel Hill Charge, Grifton, Weldon, Trinity in Fairmont, Mebane, Englewood in Rocky
Mount, Fairmont in Raleigh, First in Washington, and Edenton. If a church did not have a
"children's time" in the service, he initiated one, and many adults today remember the
"object lessons" and songs that he used with them as youngsters. It was at Trinity in
Fairmont that children gave him the name "Preacher", and it stuck. After retirement, he
served the Currituck Charge, Chowan Charge, and Bethany, and was Chaplain of
Chowan Hospital in Edenton and Minister of Visitation with Edenton UMC. He had a
passion for visiting the sick and homebound.
Ralph's service to the NC Conference includes serving on the Board of Pensions,
Conference Council on Ministries, Board of Higher Education, and Town and Country
Commission. He was a strong supporter of missions, often taking an offering for
disaster relief before he knew the Advance number, because he knew that UMCOR was
already there. In 1979, at the age of 59, he skated 50 miles and raised nearly $3500 in
donations for Cambodian Food Relief and programs for the mentally handicapped. In
2005, Duke Divinity School presented him with its Distinguished Alumnus Award for his
service to God, the church, and the community.
Ralph will be remembered by all who knew him as a loving, compassionate man
who always put the needs of others before his own, a true pastor to the people in his
congregations and within the communities where he was sent to serve.
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SUSAN A. MILLER
1921 - 2008
Susan Alice Waller Miller, wife of Rev. James H. Miller, Jr.,
died on Tuesday, January 8, 2008 at Lenoir Memorial Hospital.
Her memorial service was held at Westminster United Methodist
Church, Kinston, NC, by the Reverends Richard Vaughan,
Claude Wilson, and Haywood Smith. Internment was at
Pinelawn Memorial Park in Kinston. Susan was born in Lenoir
County, NC, the older daughter of Roland Lee and Tiffany Stroud Waller. After
graduating from Southwood School, she attended Atlantic Christian College (now
Barton), majoring in religion and minoring in English. After some graduate work at
UNC-Chapel Hill, she taught for several years in Gold Sand, NC and in Grifton, NC
before becoming a director of Christian education, first at Trinity Methodist Church
in Jacksonville, NC and then at Queen Street Methodist Church in Kinston. In
1950, she was part of a Methodist Youth Caravan to Europe that she remembered
as a highlight of her career. It was also during her tenure at Queen Street that she
met Jimmy when Bishop Garber sent him to Kinston to begin a new Methodist
church on the west side of the city. After a brief courtship, they were married in
1 952 at Queen Street by Jimmy's father, Rev. J. Herbert Miller, Sr. and Susan's
boss, Rev. Marquis Lawrence. From Kinston, the Millers went on to serve
appointments in Snow Hill (Calvary) — where their two daughters, Susan and Patsy,
were born, Goldsboro (St. Luke), Beaufort (Ann Street), New Bern (Centenary), the
Fayetteville District, Raleigh (where Jimmy was executive director of the
Conference COM), and Cary (First). At each appointment, Susan used her native
talents, tremendous heart, sense of humor (crucial for a minister's spouse), and
religious training to assist her husband in his ministry, serving in such roles as
director of children's choirs and secretary. Since 1989, the Millers had enjoyed
retirement in Lenoir County at Susan's homeplace. All of her life, Susan enjoyed
the beauties of God's world, being taught to appreciate these things as a child.
She taught her family the names of plants and birds, and her retirement was spent
growing flowers, fruits, and vegetables, participating in the activities of the small
church she had grown up in, Woodington United Methodist, feeding the birds that
visited her yard, playing the piano and singing in the choir as long as she was able,
enjoying cultural events with Jimmy, relishing the lives of her daughters, sons-in-
law, and grandchildren, and continuing to bless all with whom she came into
contact. The tremendous scope of her influence became evident to her family at
the time of her death, when people whose lives she had touched as youth in her
MYF programs, children in her choirs, and adults in her neighborhoods and
churches came forward with moving tributes. Susan was truly a child of God who
met challenges with fight, humor, intelligence, and optimism. She is missed, but
the alto section in Heaven is now a lot stronger.
Susan Miller Brink
499
HAYWOD L. HARRELL
1913 - 2008
Rev. Haywood L. Harrell, 94 years old, died at The Pines of
Goldsboro, NC where he was a resident of the assisted living
facility. He died on Monday, February 11, 2008. He was native
of Rich Square, NC in Northhampton County. He was born on
April 4, 1 91 3 to the late K.L. (Dock) Harrell and Blanche Peele
Harrell. Rev. Harrell married on November 15, 1939, the late Dorothy Stallings
Harrell of Durham, NC and they were married for 63 years. They served 38 years in
the North Carolina Conference of The United Methodist Church. He retired in 1977.
Rev. Harrell received his ministerial education at Duke University and Duke Divinity
School.
Early in his ministry, Rev. Harrell dedicated himself to serving churches of
small membership, to help the members feel that they were just as important in the
Lord's Kingdom as those in large churches. He believed a pastor was just as
important as a preacher and devoted his life to both missions. Rev. Harrell loved all
of his people and he was a tireless visitor in their homes. He had a keen and
wholesome sense of humor and used it to lift the spirits of all who knew his
friendship.
He initiated 1 3 building programs from Sunday School rooms to new
sanctuaries, and served 1 7 years in the conferences assemblies, camps and
conferences. He taught family life conferences for 35 years throughout eastern
North Carolina. Most courses were for senior high students on 'Preparation for
Marriage.' Rev. Harrell was a member of the N.C. Family Life Council and the
National Family Life Council. He authored several programs for Program Quarterly,
which was the youth program quarterly for churches with small youth groups in the
Methodist Church. He served as president an vice-president of the Methodist Rural
Fellowship of the Conference. He attended conferences in Lincoln, Nebraska;
Chicago, Illinois, Bloomington, Indiana; Emory University and several at Lake
Junaluska, NC.
Rev. Harrell is survived by a daughter, Genette H. Tate and husband, Walter of
Pink Hill, N.C. Two sons, Linwood E. Harrell and wife Brenda, of Fuquay-Varina,
N.C; Ernest S. Harrell and wife Diane of Kinston, N.C; five grandchildren, three
great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death
by his sisters, Meeter H. Todd and Flossie H. Brown; his brothers, Stanley Harrell
and Grover Harrell; and his grandson J.B. Tillman.
The officiating ministers at his funeral were Rev. T.C. West, Rev. McGee
Creech and Rev. Martin Armstrong. The service was Thursday, February 14,2008
at Seymour Funeral Horn Chapel in Goldsboro, N.C. at 3:30 pm., followed by
interment at Pineview Cemetery at Seven Springs, NC.
The Family
500
ROBERT F. MOORE
1921 - 2008
Reverend Robert F. Moore was born December 7, 1 921 in
Washington County Maryland, son of Howard L. and Susan E.
Moore. He entered into eternal rest on Tuesday, April 1 5, 2008
after making his journey of 86 years. Reverend Moore was
graduate of Duke University Divinity School and served
churches throughout the North Carolina Conference of The United Methodist church
for 37 years. His appointments included Aurora, Maysville, Carthage, Red Springs,
Garner, Christ Church of Fayetteville, Swansboro, Grifton and Fairmont.
He was a veteran of World War II and was a member and chaplain of the
Military Order of the Purple Heart, the Disabled American Veterans, V.F.W., and
the American Legion. While serving in the U.S. Army, he was awarded two Purple
Hearts and the Silver Star. Reverend Moore also served as a Hospice volunteer for
over 17 years.
A memorial service was held on April 1 8, 2008 at Trinity United Methodist
Church in Fairmont with the Reverend Harold Salmon and Reverend Thomas
Conway officiating. Burial followed at Cumberland Memorial Gardens in
Fayetteville.
Reverend Moore is survived by his wife, Burnell K. Moore of the home, a son,
Robert H. Moore and his wife Georgia of Lumberton, two daughters, Donna Reams
and husband Russell, and Susan Kirby and husband Billy all of Fayetteville, one
brother, Dr. Lee R. Moore of Martinsburg, W. Va., two grandchildren and one great
grandchild.
The Family
501
In Memoriam
We regret that a memorial was not available for the
following:
CLERGY:
Benjamin Franklin Musser
Daniel Merer Forbes, Jr.
Eric Octaiious Murray
SPOUSES:
Harriett Fleming Petteway
Dorothy Jackson Massey
William Edward Buff aloe
Edith Ann Fowlkes Berry
Roberta Fields Carruth
Dorothy Anita Thompson Dillon
Elma Bundy Fulford
Alice Blanche Houser Crew
Kathleen McCormick MacLxan
Jean Lough Wilson
Maty Virginia Brittingham Coble
In Loiing Memoty we dedicate this page to them.
502
ROLL OF DECEASED MEMBERS, 1837 - 1998
(SEE 2000 JOURNAL)
Roll of Deceased Ministerial Members, 1999 - 2000
(See 2001 Journal)
Roll of Deceased ministerial members, 200 1 - 2008
Date/Place
Joined
Date/Place
Place of
Name
of Birth
Conference
of Death
Burial
George W. Ports, Jr.
1922 -Phoenix, MD
1956
- VAConf.
2001 -Mebane
(cremation)
Millard W. Warren, Jr.
1932 - Raleigh, NC
1970-
■ N. GA Conf.
2001 - Kinston, NC
Mooresville.NC
Matt R. Gardner
1906-Goldsboro
1936
- New Bern
2000 -Durham
Goldsboro
Clarence E. Hix
1907 -South Carolina
1936
- New Bern
2000 - Fayette, MO
Fayette, MO
Cecil T. Leonard
1940 -Raleigh
(LP)
2001 - Raleigh
Franklinton.NC
Don P. Lee
1925 -Colorado
1972
- Durham
2001 -Goldsboro
cremation
James E. Sponenberg
1914 - Pennsylvania
1943
- Rocky Mount
2001 -Lenoir
Sanford
Charles M. Mitchell
1917 - Buies Creek, NC
1943
- Rocky Mount
2001 -Raleigh
cremation
Roy L. Turnage
1917 - Ayden
1970
- Fayetteville
2001 - Ayden
Ayden
Albert D. Byrd
1928 -Wilmington, NC
1950
- Kinston
2001 -Lumberton
Calypso, NC
Herman S. Winberry
1923-Verona, NC
1947-ElizabethCity
2001 -Lumberton
Lumberton
William A. Crow
1902 - Grafton, W.VA
1936-
New Bern
2001 -Southern Pines
South'n Pines
Robert S. Pullman
1932 - Durham, NC
1957-
■New Bern
2001 -Southern Pines
Aberdeen
Woriise L. Knowles
1947 -New Bern
1998
-Fayetteville(LP)2001 -New Bern
New Bern
Clarence E. O'Briant
191 7 -Durham
1974
-Fayetteville
2001 -Hookerton
Snow Hill
Waverly D. Lamb
1926 -Henderson
1976-
Fayetteviile(AM) 2001 -Lumberton
Lumberton
E.M. Thompson
1931 - Raleigh
1956
- Greenville
2001 -Greenville
Greenville
Kermit R. Wheeler
1912-
1940
-Wilmington
2002 - Florida
Florida
Samuel D. McMillan, Jr.
1934 -Jacksonville, FL
1957
-New Bern
2002 - South Carolina
Wilmington
John Rogers Crew
1922 -South Carolina
1966
- New Bern
2002 -Durham
Greer, SC
William E. Eason, Sr.
1922
1960-
Rocky Mount
2002 -Durham
Sanford
Robert AbnerMacLean
1921 -
1958
■ Wilson
2002 - Henderson
Henderson
Noah Bright Hill, Jr.
1922-
1953
- Durham
2002 - Fayetteville
cremation
Donald Francis Gum
1944 - Alamance Co.
1970
- Pennsylvania
2002 -Durham
Burlington
John David Mitchell
1930-
1964
■ Burlington, NC
2002 - Goldsboro
Goldsboro
Robert Norman Knight
1925
1953
- Durham
2002 - Raleigh
Raleigh
James Wesley Hicks, Ji
-.1935-Goldsboro
1935-
Goldsboro, NC
1972- Durham
Goldsboro
Tommy Tyson
1922 - Farmville
1951 •
•Wilmington
2002 - Chapel Hill
Farmville
Robert C. Mooney, Jr.
1915 -Alabama
1942
2002 -Burlington
Graham
Thomas Holmes House
1947- New Bern
1998
-Fayetteville(LP)2001 -New Bern
New Bern
Alton Pugh Hill, Jr.
1924 - Lenoir Co.
1950
- Kinston
2003 - Greenville
Greenville
James Columbus Loy
1929-Mebane
1961-
Durham
2003 -Burlington
Burlington
Sidney Grant Boone
1912 - Gates Co.
1941
- Durham
2003
Nashville
Donna Susan Moore
1946 -Alamance Co.
1984
- Fayetteville
2003 -Burlington
Burlington
Douglas R. Woodworth
1922 -New York
2003
Ayden
Daniel E. Meadows
1911-ColumbusCo.
1963
- Greenville
2003-Bailey
Bailey
Gilbert W. Crutchfield
1907-Carthage, NC
1943
- Rocky Mount
2003-Durham
Raleigh
Mary Leigh VonCannon
1917
1976
- Fayetteville
2003
James H. Shiver
1906
1958
- Fayetteville
2003
Theodore V. Carter, Sr.
1933-Maxton
1968
- Fayetteville
2003-Raleigh
Raleigh
Irving E. Cook
1927
1957
- New Bern
2003
John T. Greene
1911
1936
- New Bern
2003
John T. Smith
1913-Virginia
1963
- Greenville
2003-Cary
Burlington
Richard R. Blankenhorn
1924
1961
- Durham
2003
503
Date/Place
Joined
Date/Place
Place of
Name
of Birth
Conference
of Death
Burial
Hunnings, Henry M.
1922-Beaufort
1976-Fayetteville(AM) 2003-
Johnnie D. Aycock
1923
1947 -Elizabeth City
2003-Rowland
Rowland
Bennie J. Tripp
1943
2003
Henry B. Lewis
1908 -Mississippi
1937 - Raleigh
2004-Raleigh
Raleigh
Chester Andrews
1907-Fairmont
1931 -Greenville
2004-High Point
Fairmont
Oscar B. Wooldridge
1916-Virginia
1942 - Richmond, VA
2004-Florida
Lee A. Phillips
1913-Fayetteville
1958 -Wilson
2004-Rockingham
Green Lake
Luther V. Wesley
1946-
1973-FayettevilIe
2004-Creedmoor
Creedmoor
William N. Fulford
1920-
1973 - Fayetteville
2004-Farmville
Johnie L. Joyce
1908-South Hills, VA
1932 - Rocky Mt.
2004-Durham,NC
cremation
Clarence L. Warren
1923-North Carolina
1958 -Wilmington
2004-Lumberton, NC
Fayetteville
Leon R. Sparrow
1922-North Carolina
1958 - Kinston
2004-Bath, NC
Bath
Evander Parnell
1930-Hope Mills
1969 - Fayetteville
2004-Lumberton, NC
Lumberton
James A. Tingle
1935-Alliance, NC
1964 -Burlington
2004
James H. Coile
1937-LaGrange, NC
1967-Goldsboro
2004-New Bern, NC
Wilson
Norwood L. Jones
1923-Clayton, NC
1949 - Sanford
2004-Clayton, NC
Clayton
James G. Lupton
1919-Cedar Island, NC
1962 - Kinston
2004-Simpson, NC
Simpson
Raegan V. May
1963-Muleshoe,TX
1987 - Fayetteville
2005-ChapelHill
Cremation
John W. Garrison
1924-Raleigh, NC
1950 - Kinston
2005-Brazil
Brasilia
Ebern E.Allen
1940-Greenville, NC
1992 - Fayetteville
2005-Graham, NC
Graham
John M. Cline
1921-Lewisville, NC
1946 - Henderson
2005-Raleigh, NC
Raleigh
Johnnie S. Huggins
1 927-Newport News, VA
1971 - Fayetteville
2005
Barney L. Jones
1920-NewYork
1944 -New York
2005-NewYork
New York
Robin J. Scroggs
1930
1955 - Fayetteville
2005-New Jersey
New Jersey
Robert S. Gibson
1925-Richmond Co.
1952 -Burlington
2005-Charlotte, NC
James C, Chaffin
1919-Burgaw, NC
1943-Rocky Mt.
2005-Robbins
Robbins
William P. Lowdermilk
1933-Norman, NC
1956-Greenville
2005-Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Lester Jackson
1 91 9-New Mexico
1952-Virginia
2005-
Charles F. Eakin
1920-Virginia
1958-Virginia
2005-Yanceyville
Virginia
Samuel L. Wood
1916-Tennessee
1964-Burlington
2005
Goldsboro
Robert L. Bame
1924-Rowan County
1943-Rocky Mount
2005-Wilmington
Pikeville
Lorenzo P. Plyler
1914-Pennsylvania
1955-York, PA
2005-Georgia
Georgia
Julian P. Moorman
1918-West Virginia
1942-Holston
2005-Raleigh
cremation
Thomas A. Collins
1921-Georgia
1944-Raleigh
2005-Durham
cremation
Robert L. Nicks
1916-Yanceyville
1946-Henderson
2006-Florida
Florida
O. Kelly Ingram
1918-Alabama
1940-Alabama
2006-Cary
cremation
William E. Worley
1925-West Virginia
1957-Florida
2006-Wilson
Florida
Helen G. Crotwell
1925-South Carolina
1973-Fayettevilie
2006-Georgia
Georgia
Ronald D. Cyr
1946-Massachusetts
1971 -Fayetteville
2006-Greenville
cremation
James R. Lancaster
1922-Fayetteville
1971-Fayetteville
2006-Fayetteville
cremation
Arthur W. Winstead, Sr.
1923-North Carolina
1964-Burlington
2006-Raleigh
Raleigh
Paul C. Browning
1923-W. Virginia
2006-Burlington
Burlington
Carol D. Hayes
1951 -Columbia, OH
1990-Fayetteville
2006-Florida
Florida
Christian White
1920-New Jersey
1952-Burlington
2006-Durham
Burlington
Jerry S. Dodson
1950-Mebane
1974-Fayetteville
2006-Mebane
Mebane
Clyde H. Dunn
1927-Mebane
1951-Wilmington
2006-Mebane
Raleigh
Brooks B. Little
1916
1950-Kinston
2006-Tennessee
Michael L. Tart
1951
1992-Fayetteville
2006-Rocky Mount
Dunn
William E. Clements
1937-South Carolina
1974-Fayetteville
2006-Gatesville
Elizabeth City
Charles M. Litzenberger
1943-NewYork
1972-Durham
2006-Chapel Hill
New Bern
Guy V. Soule, Jr.
1935-Charlotte, NC
1978-Fayetteville
2006-Burlington
Alamance Co.
James Millard Short
1928-MooreCo.
1963-Greenville
2006-Rockingham
Fayetteville
504
Name
Vassar Wilson Jones
Rudolph H. Hodge
Wallace B. Lewis
Jerry Lowry
Benjamin F. Musser
Troy J. Barrett
Herman F. Davis
Daniel M. Forbes, Jr.
Luther M. Peele, Jr.
Paul Cecil Millwood
Ralph I. Epps
Haywood L. Harrell
Robert F. Moore
Eric O. Murray
Date/Place
of Birth
1920
1927
1937-Kinston
1948-Laurinburg
1919
1922-Georgia
1926-
1948-Laurinburg
1929-Laurel Hill
1934-
1920-South Carolina
1913-
1921 -Maryland
1914
Joined
Conference
1960-Rocky Mt.
1957-NewBern
1977-Fayetteville
1983-Fayetteville
1943-Rocky Mt.
1946-Henderson
1950-Kinston
1978-Fayetteville
1976-Fayetteville
2002-Fayetteville
1948-Greenville
1939-Fayetteville
1950-Kinston
1965-Raleigh
Date/Place
of Death
2007-Roxboro
2007-Key West, FL
2007-Sanford
2007-
2007-Raleigh
2007-Lumberton
2007-
2007-Wilmington
2007-Jacksonville
2008-Edenton
2008-Goldsboro
2008-
2008
Place of
Burial
Roxboro
Raleigh
Dover
Pembroke
Cremation
Elizabethtown
Pembroke
Winnabow
Georgia
Edenton
Seven Springs
Fayetteville
505
Historical Statment
I. Composition
The North Carolina Conference of The United Methodist Church is composed of:
A The eastern portion of the former North Carolina Conference of The United
Methodist Protestant Church.
B. The former North Carolina Conference of The Methodist Episcopal Church South.
C The coastal region of the former Blue Ridge-Atlantic Conference of The Methodist
Episcopal Church.
D. The Eastern District, North Carolina-Virginia Conference, Central Jurisdiction.
II. Organization
The organizing dates of the four former Conferences were as follows:
A The North Carolina Conference of The Methodist Protestant Church 1828, at
Whitaker's Chapel in Halifax County, North Carolina.
B. The North Carolina Conference of The Methodist Episcopal Church, South, 1837.
C. The Blue Ridge-Atantic Conference of The Methodist Episcopal Church, 1879,
at Greensboro, North Carolina, first named Southern Central Conference; two
years later, 1881, renamed Blue Ridge-Atlantic Conference.
D. The Eastern District North Carolina-Virginia Annual Conference was organized
at a special session on August 11, 1964, at Bennett College, Greensboro, North
Carolina.
III. Sessions of The Constituent Conferences Before Union In 1939:
(See 1988 Journal.)
IV. Union: The Unification of the North Carolina Conferences was accomplished by the
Unification of the three major branches of American Methodism in the United States
at Kansas City, Missouri, May 10, 1939.
V. Sessions Since Union In 1939: (See 1988 Journal.)
VI. Sessions Of Other Conferences: (See 1988 Journal.)
VII. Sessions Since Union In 1968 Of The Methodist Church and the
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Sessions of the NC Conference of The United Methodist Church, 1968 - 1999
Held
When
i
Pre si
dent
Secretary
143Fayetteville
June
1968
Paul N. Garber
W.
Carleton Wilson
144 Chapel Hill
June
1969
W. R.
Cannon
W.
Carleton Wilson
145 Greenville
June
1970
W. R.
Cannon
w.
Carleton Wilson
146 Fayetteville
June
1971
W. R.
Cannon
w.
Carleton Wilson
147 Durham
June
1972
W. R.
Cannon
w.
Carleton Wilson
148 Fayetteville
June
1973
R. M.
Blackburn
A. Kimsey King
149 Fayetteville
June
1974
R. M.
Blackburn
A. Kimsey King
150 Fayetteville
June
1975
R. M.
Blackburn
James H. Coile
151 Fayetteville
June
1976
R. M.
Blackburn
James H. Coile
152 Fayetteville
June
1977
R. M.
Blackburn
James H. Coile
153 Fayetteville
June
1978
R. M.
Blackburn
James H. Coile
154 Fayetteville
June
1979
R. M.
Blackburn
James H. Coile
155 Fayetteville
June
1980
R. M.
Blackburn
James H. Coile
156 Fayetteville
June
1981
W. R.
Cannon
L. T Wilson
157 Fayetteville
June
1982
W. R.
Cannon
L. T Wilson
158 Fayetteville
June
1983
W. R.
Cannon
L. T Wilson
159 Fayetteville
June
1984
W. R.
Cannon
L. T Wilson
160 Fayetteville
June
1985
C. P. Minnick, Jr.
L. T Wilson
161 Durham
June
1986
C. P. Minnick, Jr.
L. T Wilson
162 Fayetteville
June
1987
C. P. Minnick, Jr.
L. T Wilson
506
Held
When
President
Secretary
163 Fayetteville
June 1988
C. P. Minnick, Jr.
L. T. Wilson
164 Fayetteville
June 1989
C. P. Minnick, Jr
James H. Coile
165 Fayetteville
June 1990
C. P. Minnick, Jr
James H. Coile
166 Fayetteville
June 1991
C. P. Minnick, Jr
James H. Coile
167 Fayetteville
June 1992
C. P. Minnick, Jr
James H. Coile
168 Fayetteville
June 1993
C. P. Minnick, Jr
James H. Coile
169 Fayetteville
June 1994
C. P. Minnick, Jr
James H. Coile
170 Fayetteville
June 1995
C. P. Minnick, Jr
James H. Coile
171 Fayetteville
June 1996
C. P. Minnick, Jr
James H. Coile
172 Fayetteville
June 1997
Marion M. Edwards
James L. Bryan
173 Fayetteville
June 1998
Marion M
Edwards
James L. Bryan
174 Fayetteville
June 1999
Marion M
Edwards
James L. Bryan
175 Fayetteville
June 2000
Marion M
Edwards
James L. Bryan
176 Fayetteville
June 2001
Marion M
Edwards
James L. Bryan
177 Fayetteville
June 2002
Marion M
Edwards
James L. Bryan
178 Fayetteville
June 2003
Marion M
Edwards
James L. Bryan
179 Fayetteville
June 2004
Marion M
Edwards
James L. Bryan
180 Fayetteville
June 2005
Alfred W. Gwinn
James L. Bryan
181 Greenville
June 2006
Alfred W. Gwinn
James L. Bryan
182 Greenville
June 2007
Alfred W. Gwinn
James L. Bryan
183 Greenville
June 2008
Alfred W. Gwinn
James L. Bryan
507
NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Pastoral and Diaconal records
ALPHABETICAL ROLL - PASTORAL RECORDS
ALPHABETICAL ROLL - DIACONAL MINISTERS
CHRONOLOGICAL ROLL OF FULL CONNECTION
PASTORS
SPOUSES OF DECEASED PASTORS
508
KEY TO SYMBOLS USED IN SERVICE RECORDS
E
Elder in Full Connection
RE
Retired Elder in Full Connection
PE
Probationary Elder
D
Deacon in Full Connection
RD
Retired Deacon in Full Connection
PD
Probationary Deacon
AM
Associate Member
RAM
Retired Associate Member
FL
Full Time Local Pastor
PL
Part Time Local Pastor
IL
Incapacity Leave
FLv
Family Leave
LA
Leave of Absence
509
ALPHABETICAL ROLL OF CLERGY IN THE NC CONFERENCE WITH STATUS AND
PASTORAL RECORDS
2008 - 2009
Note: This was formerly the Chronological Roll and is now alphabetically arranged for
greater convienence and to provide a listing of the service records of conference clergy,
both effective and retired. These records include only service in the North Carolina
Conference. Note that service years vary in value and the Conference Board of Pensions
evaluates each year of service in terms of annuity credit. The figures in the far right hand
column indicate the number of years service under episcopal appointment to the North
Carolina Conference, after being received into the Conference. All questions concerning
years applicable to annuity credits should be directed to the Board of Pensions
Appt.
LP Appt.
Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Adams, Dennis M. E Fayetteville 1973 1973 1976 29
Roanoke Rapids, First Assoc, 1976; Goldsboro, Pine Forest, 1978; Campus Minister, Methodist
College, 1980; Leave of Absence, 1984; Fayetteville: Camp Ground, Assoc, 1988; Greenville, St.
James, Assoc, 1995
Adams, James D. 1 PL 2007
GO: Smithfield: Whitley, (PL), 2007
Adams, Willian F. 1 PL 2006
Wl: Maco, Shiloh, (PL), 2006;WI:Wilmington:Wesley Memorial, Assoc, 2008
Ahl, Anne W. E Fayetteville 2004 2004 5
(RA) Apex - Assoc, 2004
Aills, Lovell R. 5 RE Wilmington 1959 1959 1961 40
Lacama-Brietz Memorial, 1959; Providence, 1969; Hamlet-Fellowship, 1964; Pikeville-Jefferson,
1969; Wilmimgton:Pine Valley, 1974; Zebulon, 1977; Durham:Bethany, 1983; Clayton, 1988;
Wendell, 1993; Carthage, 1996; Retired, 1999
Aitken, Paul W. 3 RE Charleston, WV 1952 1952 1955 35
Trans, from W. Va., 1955; Leasburg, 1952; Roper, 1955;Duke Hospital, Chaplain, 1956; Retired, 1987
Aleander, Benjamin D. PE Greenville 2008
BU:Burlington:Front St., Assoc, 2008
Alexander, Franklin L. RE Fayetteville 1977 1972 1980 16
Fletcher's Chapel, 1979; Disability Leave, 1981; Leave of Absence, 1982; Ellis Chapel, 1984;
Retired, 1994
Alexander, Gayle T. RE New Bern 1957 1957 1960 28
Trans, from Kentucky, 1950; Hebron-Chestnut Ridge, 1956; Trinity, 1962; Webb Avenue-Trinity,
1969; Clinical Chaplain. Alamance Co.-Mental Health Care Center, 1972; Retired, 1984
Alexander, Jr., Joseph C. RE New Bern 1957 1957 1961 40
Chapel Hill-Orange, 1958; Creedmoor, 1960; Chapel Hill: Aldersgate, 1965; Ohio Univ. Grad. School,
1969; W Carolina Univ. Asst. Prof, of Speech Comm.& Rhetoric, 1973; Assoc. Dean, WCU, 1989;
Retired, 1997
Allen, Danny G. 3 E Fayetteville 1974 1974 1977 33
Bethseda, 1971; Tarboro, St. James Assoc, 1972; Franklin Ct, 1973; Mt. Zion, 1977; Wendell, 1983;
Warsaw, 1987; Clinton-Grace, Coharie, 1991; FA:Camp Ground, 1998; New Bern:Centenary, 2001;
(GR) Washington:First, 2007
510
Appt.
LP Appt.
Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Allen, Frank B. 3 E Fayetteville 1983 1983 1987 22
Leah's Chapel Shiloh (LP), 1980; Mattamuskeet, 1983; Robersonville, 1987; Littleton, 1990; Pilmoor
Mem., 1995; Grifton & Webb Chap., 1998; West End, 2002;WI:Elizabethtown:Trinity, 2008
Allen, William H. LA Fayetteville 2000 2005 7
(RA)Apex:Assoc, 1999 (FL/PM); RA:Fuquay-Varina, First, 2001 ;(RA)Raleigh:Windborne, 2006(Nov)
Allen, Williie F. 7 FL 2000
WI:Hallsboro, 2000;WI:Mishop Springs, 2008
Allred, Gary E. 4 E Fayetteville 1991 1991 1995 16
Tabernacle(IS), 1986; Salemburg (SL), 1987; Andrews Chapel (SL), 1989; Johnston Circuit, 1993;
Sunrise, 1996; (RA) St. Andrew, 2003; RA:Soapstone, 2005;RA:Hollands, 2008
Allred, Susan L. RE Fayetteville 1983 1983 1986 18
Saxapahaw, 1983; Chapel HilkAldersgate, 1987; Retired, 2001
Alliger, Julia Ellen 1 PE Fayetteville 2004 3
BU:Eno, (PL), 2004; (PE), 2005
Alston, Dwayne D. E Fayetteville 2004 2004 4
RM:First, Assoc. 2004; (FA) Fayetteville, John Wesley, 2007
Altman, Jr., William H. 2 E Fayetteville 1997 1976 2001 10
Coats, 1976; Disc. PM(Join another denom.), 1978; North Gates (FL), 1996; Readmitted as PM,
1998; Johnston Ct., 1999; Wl: Riegelwood: Wesley, 2003
Andrews, Jr., John C. RE Rocky Mount 1960 1960 1965 37
Duke Div. School, 1959; Jerusalem-Zion, 1960; City Road, 1964; Littleton, 1968; Maury-Mt.
Herman, 1970; Hollands, 1975; Elm City, 1980; Northhampton, 1984; Pink Hill-Beulaville, 1992;
Magnolia, 1996; Retired, 1997
Angel, Karen Baker PE Greenville 2007 1
BU: Pelham-Bethel, (PE),2007
Archer, Patricia H. FD Fayetteville 1998 1998 8
Transf. To MS Conf., 1993; Jefferson St. UMC, Natchez, MS, 1993; Transf. from MS Conf., 1996;
Wi: Trinity, 1996; Ordained Deacon in Full Connection, 1998; Wl: Trinity (FD), 1998; Wilmington:
Pine Valley, Assoc, 2002
Argo, David A. FD Fayetteville 1997 1997 10
FA: Haymount (LW), 1978; Consecrated DM, 1981; FA: Haymount, DM of Music, 1981; Ordained
Deacon in Full Connection, 1997; FA: Haymount (FD), 1997
Arledge, Nathan PL Greenville 2008
DUDurham:Aldersgate, Assoc, 2008
Armistead, Roger A. RE Texas 1962 1962 1965 14
Maury- Mt. Herman (FL), Feb-94; Shallotte Cir., 1995; Transf. from Texas Conf., 1997; Bethesda,
2000; Rockingham: Trinity-Zion, 2001; (DU) Banks, 2006;Retired, 2008;FA:Mamers, 2008
Armstrong, Edward P. 1 RE Wilson 1958 1958 1961 29
Hay St.:Assoc, 1955; Waccamaw, 1958; Union Chapel, 1962; Fremont, 1964; Riverside, 1968;
Riverdale, 1969; Pamlico Parish: Associate, 1976; Retired, 1987
511
Appt.
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Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Armstrong, III, Ralph M. E Fayetteville 1980 1980 1983 27
Macon, 1979; GRJarvis Memorial Assoc, 1982; Evansdale-Black Creek, 1986; Hookerton, 1988;
Dover-Clark, 1994; (GO) Fremont, 1999; (GO)New Hope, 2006
Ashburn, Matthew R., PE Greenville 2007 1
RA:Raleigh:Edenton Street, Assoc, (PE), 2007
Askew, Sr. Michael 2 PL 2005
Savage, (PL), 2005
Atkins, Raymon PL Greenville
FA:Cool Springs, 2008
Aydlett, Jr., Wilbur C. E Fayetteville 1989 1989 1992 18
Wilmington: Epworth, 1982; ButnenCommunity, 1986; Roxboro: Longhurst, 1990; Hawkins-Tabor,
1993; Fay: St. Andrews, 1999 ;(NB)Jacksonville:Tinity, 2007
Baer,Jr., Daniel R. PL Greenville 2008
DU:Henderson:City Road, 2008
Bailey, James E. 4 E Fayetteville 1989 1989 1993 17
Centenary: Harrells, 1985; Harrells-Westview, 1986; Stem-Bullock's, 1988; Hamlet:Fellowship,
1991; Norlina, 1996; Salem (Person), 2000; Hopewell, 2002
Bailey, James H. 5 RE Wilson 1958 1958 1960 41
SC Conf. (LP), 1953; WNC Conf. (LP), 1955; Elm City, 1956; West Nash, 1961; Weldon, 1965;
Chestnut St., 1968; Greenville: Jarvis Memorial, 1974; Wilmington Dist. Supt., 1984; Cary: White
Plains, 1987; Wilson: First, 1990; RA: Highland, 1994; Retired, 1999
Bailey-George, Rochele FL 2008
RA:Genesis,Assoc, 2008
]
Baker, Gerald K. 1.5 E Fayetteville 1995 1995 1997 12
Creswell, Jan-94; DU: Fayetteville Rd. Assoc, 1997; DU: Reconcilitation, 1998
Baker, Millard R. RE Knoxville, TN 1953 1955 1957 40
Trans, from Holton Conf, 1956; Glendon, 1956; Haw River, 1957; Pittsboro, 1960; West Burlington,
1968; Goldsboro: St. Luke, 1974; Wilmington: Wesley Memorial, 1978; Kinston: Queen St., 1982;
Elizabeth City District Superintendent, 1987; Retired, 1993
Baldridge, Robert L. 3 RE Greenville 1956 1957 1959 41
Red Oaks- York Chapel, 1956; Pinetops-Conetoe, 1959; Glenwood, 1964; Conway, 1965;
Macedonia, 1968; Salem, 1973; Coordinator, Leadership and Development and Adult Work,
Conference Council on Ministries, 1974; Wilm: Grace, 1980; Assoc. Dir. Conf. COM, 1983;
Goldsboro: St. Paul, 1985; Rockingham District Superintendent, 1989; Ex. Dir. CCOM, 1993;
Retired, 1997
Balasko, Janet 1 PE Fayetteville 2005 3
New Hope, (FL); 2004; ((PE), 2005; Buckhorn, (PE), 2006
Baldwin, Sr., R. C. 12 FL 1995
Mishop Springs, 1995; RA:Holly Springs, 2000; GR:Chocowinity, 2001; Stonewall, 2003
Ball, Benjamin S. 1 PL 2007
Broad Creek, 2007
512
Appt.
LP Appt.
Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Ballance, Valerie S. 8 PL 2000
Englehard, (PL), 2000; Soule, (PL), 2004; Fairfield, (PL), 2007
Bandy, Robert R. 4 PL 2004
Friendship, (PL), 2004
Banks, David A. 1 E Fayetteviile 1985 1985 1987 22
Morehead City: St. Peter's (LP), 1984; Morehead City: St. Peter's, 1985; Broad Cr./St. Peter's,
1989; Sanford: Jonesboro, 2001 ;(SA) Pinehurst, 2007
Banks, Donna M. PE Greenville 2007 1
BU: Chapel Hill:Christ.(FL), 2006;BU: Chapel Hill: Christ.Assoc, (PE), 2007
Barber, Morris L. 4 RE Ohio 1967 1967 1969 29
Trans, from Ohio Conf., 1967; Pleasant Green, 1967; Banks-Grove Hill, 1969; Bahama: Mt. Bethel,
1973; Brooksdale-Brookland, 1977; Pleasant Hill, 1982; Roanoke, 1986; Pinebluff, 1988; Princeton,
1992; Spring-Lebanon-Garysburg, 1993; Retired, 1996
Barber, Wilson E. IL Chapel Hill 1969 1969 1974 38
Wl: Grace, Assoc, 1969; Raleigh: Franklin, 1971; Mt. Zion, 1973; Erwin, 1975; Fayetteviile:
St.Andrews, 1979; Kitty Hawk, 1983; Rocky Mt.-Englewood, 1987; Wl: Grace, 1988; Laurinburg:
St. Luke, 1990; Siler City: First, 1992; Incapacity Leave, 7/1/1994;
Barbour, Berry O. 8 RE Fayetteviile 1974 1969 1977 26
Wesley Memorial, 1966; Cotton, 1968; Hoke Ct, 1969; Kipling, 1972; Gatesville, 1977; Durham: St.
Paul, 1981; Raleigh: St. James, 1986; Aberdeen: Page Memorial, 1987; Approved Evangelist, 1989;
Hamlet: First, 1991; Whiteville, 1995; Retired, 1999; (FA)Black's Chapel, 2004
Barfield, Warren C. E Fayetteviile 1973 1973 1976 35
Wl: Wesley Mem. Assoc, 1975; Jerusalem-Bethel, 1977; Saxapahaw, 1979; Walnut Grove, 1984;
Sharon, 1986; Glendon, 1987; Pink Hill-Beaulaville, 1996; BU:Bethel, 2002;(GO)Rones Chapel, 2004;
(RO)Beaver Dam-Roberdel, 2007;Retired, 2008
Barnes, III John M. 5 PL 2003
Harrells:Centenary, (PL), 2003; 2005-2006, No record of App't.; Clarkton, (PL), 2006
Barnes, Randolph Lee, III FD Greenville 2006 2
(RA) Apex, 2006
Barrick, Gregory L. 6 PL 2002
Anderson, (PL), 2002
Barrineau, Harry P. RE S. Ga. 1978 1978 1982 6
Transfer from N. GA Conf., 1998; Assoc. Dean of Student/Career Services, St. Andrews Pres.
College, 1998; Counselor, Berwick Med. Ctr., Laurinburg, 2000; Chaplain, Hospice of Scotland Co.,
2001 ;Retired, 2005
Barrow, Owen E. 1 PE 2007
RA: Apex, First, Assoc, 2007
Barrow, Regina 5 PE 2003
Wesley Memorial, (PL), 2003; Webb Chapel, (PL), 2006;(PE), 2008
Bass,Jr., Everette F13 PL 1995
RO:Lumbeton:Asbury, (PL), 1995
513
Appt.
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Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
LP Appt. Present First
Name Years Relation Admitted
Bass, Mlcahel R. 1 PL 2007
FA:Harnet:Solid Rockl, Assoc, (SLP), 2007
Bates, Sally G. E Fayetteville 1995 1995 1998 11
Apptd. Parish Minister, Brit. Meth. Conf. (PM), 1995; RA: Hayes Barton Assoc. (PM) 1996; RA:
Hayes Barton Assoc. (FC) 1998;Chaplain, Div. School, Duke Univ., 2002
Bauman, Robert J. E Fayetteville 1991 1991 1994 17
Wl: Wesley Mem. Assoc.(IS), 1987-88; Appt. to Att. Sch. (PM), 1991; Swansboro Assoc, 1992;
Wilmington: Sunset Park, 1994; Wl: Grace, 1998
Beane, Kenneth E. RE Wilmington 1951 1951 1951 39
Air Force Chaplain, Lake Charles, LA, 1952; London, England, 1953; Maxton, St. Pauls, 1954; Air
Force Chaplain, Duluth, MN, 1955; Swpesonville, 1958; U.S. Air Force Chaplain, 1960-1972;
Retired from USAF, 1972; Sabbatical Leave, 1973; Fayetteville, Hay Street Assoc, 1974; Leave of
Absence, 1975; Parkton, 1978; Sabbatical, 1985; Parkton, 1986; Leave of Absence, 1992;
Parkton, 1993; Chaplain, US Army (Retired), 1994; Retired, 1995
Beck, David J. 4 E Fayetteville 1998 1998 2002 10
Marvin (IS/LP), 1993; Biscoe (LP), 1997; (PM), 1998; RA: Edenton St., Assoc, 2002; RA: New
Beginnings, 2003;(EC) Hertford, 2004;GO:Smithfield:Centenary, 2008
Bedsworth, Ellis J. RE Fayetteville 1955 1955 1958 37
Vanceboro Circuit, 1956; Beech Grove, 1959; La Grange, 1961; New Bern: Trinity, 1967; Bethel,
1973; Plymouth, 1986; Retired, 1991; Marshallberg-Smyrna (RM), 1994
Beeson, Gilbert W. RE Durham 1961 1961 1963 43
Culbreth Memorial, 1963; Chaplain, USAF, 1969; Fam. Life Specialist, Fay. Fam Life Ctr., 1989;
Cotton, 1989-93; Past. Couns. Fay. Family Life Ctr., 1999;Retired, 2006
Belcher, Carl D. 3 E Fayetteville 1990 1990 1993 17
St. Luke's, Jan-87;BU: New Sharon, 3/1/1990
Belec, J. Peter RE W.NY 1995 5
Roanoke (OE), 1998; Trans, from WNY, 6/7/2000; Red Springs: Trinity, 2000;Retired, 2005
Bell, James D. E Fayetteville 1980 1980 1983 27
Rocky Mt.: First Assoc, 1982; Enfield-Eden, 1985; Benson, 1990; Hampstead, 1996;(DU)Duke
Memorial, 2004;RM:Roanoke Rapids:Rosemary, 2008
Bender, Mary Ellen 9.5 PL 1998
Cool Springs,( PL), (1/1/1998); Robersonville, (PL), 1999
Benfield, Jack M. 6 RE Burlington 1964 1966 1968 40
Harper's, 1956; Wesley Chapel, 1957; Franklin : Trinity, 1959; Spring Hill, 1961; Vance, 1963;
Garner, 1972; Kenansville Circuit, 1973; Fremont, 1976; Apex, 1981; Zebulon, 1987; Kinston:
Wesminister, 1994; Henderson: First, 1999; Incapacity Leave, 2000; Retired, 2004 (12/31/03)
Benjamin, Shane M. G 2 E Fayetteville 1995 1995 1999 1i
Wilm: St. John-Smith Chap. (PL), 1994; Good Shepherd (PM), 1996; DU: Asbury Temple-Good
Shepherd, 1999; Durham:Asbury Temple, 2001
Bennett, Karen L. 1 PL 2007
SA: Piney Grove, (PL), 2007
514
Appt.
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Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Bennett, William W. 7 PL 2001
Merrimon, (PL) 2001; Discont.,(10/1/07;Reinstated,(03/27/08;EC:McBride, 2008
Benson, Ann G. E Fayetteville 1992 1992 1995 16
Clinton Circuit, 1992; North Gates, 1993; Robersonville, 1996; Roberdell, 1997; Mamers,
2000;(RO)Lumberton Circuit, 2004
Benson, David C. E Durham 1986 1986 1991 19
Attended School, 1986; Rocky Mt.: First Assoc, 1987; Evansdale-Black Cr., 1988; Evansdale,
1990; Northampton, 1992; Benson, 1996; Aberdeen-Page Mem., 1998; Lv. Absence, 10/10/99;
Spring Hill, 2001; Wl: Whiteville, 2004 ;(WI) Seaside (Brunswick), 2007
Bergland, John K. RE W.OH 1950 1950 1955 40
Transferred from West Ohio, 1976; Prof. Duke Div. School, 1976; Ral: Exec. V.P Meth. Foundation
Inc., 1983; Fayetteville:Haymount, 1985; Retired, 1995
Bergland, Robert E. E Fayetteville 1980 1980 1984 27
Henderson: City Road, 1979; Bahama: Mount Bethel, 1983; Clinton: Grace, 1988; Elizabethtown:
Trinity, 1991; Apex, 1999;RM:First,RM, 2005
Bethea, Charles A. 4 PL 2004
Fletcher's Chapel, (PL), 2004
Bideaux, Rene O. RE Fayetteville 1955 1956 1958 23
Sandhill Circuit, 1955; Missionary to Costa Rica, 1959; Transferred to New England Conf., 1965;
Transferred from So. New England Conf., 1980; Dir. Hinton Rural Life Ctr., 1980; Assoc. Gen.
Sec, Gen. Brd. of Glob. Min. Nat. Div., 1981; Chapel Hill: Orange, 1988; Retired, 12/31/93
Billups, Douglas W. 13 FL 1995
Bethlehem, (PL), 1995; Seaboard, (PL), 2002; Mt. Zion, (FL), 2004
Bingham, William A. E Fayetteville 1990 1990 1994 18
Appt. to Attend Sen., 1990; Rehoboth-Harris Chapel, 1991; Swansboro Assoc, 1995; Nashville, 1999;
SA: Pinehurst, 2003
Bisogno, Vito 6 FL 2002
SA: Piney Grove, (PL), 2002; BU: Grace, (PL) 7/1/03; (FL), 8/1/03; GO: Tinity (Lenoir Co.), 2006
Bisgrove, Eilene Zaida FD Greenville 2002 2007 3
(DU) Ext. Min., Durham, NC 2002
Bissett, Jay W. E Greenville 2002 2007 4
Serv. WNCC, Marion District, 2006
Bissette, Lester C. 4 RE Wilmington 1959 1959 1961 36
Battleboro, 1955; Richlands Circuit, 1956; Pasquotank, 1957; Bellhaven, 1959; Browning-Smith,
1961; Lovejoy-Macedonia, 1964; Pleasant Hill, 1965; Cumberland, 1974; Pine Bluff, 1975;
Rockingham: Pee Dee, 1981; Spring Hill, 1984; Ebenezer, 1993; Retired, 1995
Bizzell, Jr., Henry A. .75 RE Wilmington 1951 1951 1953 40
Waccamaw Circuit, 1948; Gatesville, 1951; Raleigh: St. Mark, 1956; Fairview, 1960; Lake
Waccamaw, 1964; Cordova, 1967; Pembroke: First, 1968; Benson, 1972; Manteo: Mt. Olivet,
1973; Richlands, 1977; Ayden, 1981; Hertford, 1984; Swepsonville, 1988; Flat Rock, 1990;
Retired, 1991
515
Appt.
LP Appt.
Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Black, Bobby C. RE New Bern 1957 1957 1959 40
Durham: Aldersgate, 1958; Chap., USAF, Schilling AFB, Kansas, 1959; Mildenhall AB, England,
1961; Little Rock, AK, 1964; Clark AB, Republic of Philippines, 1967; Davis-Montham AFB, AZ,
1969; Thule AFB, Greenland, 1972; NellisAFB, NE, 1973; Langley AFB, 1977; Bitburg Air Base,
Germany, 1980; US Space Command, Col. Springs. CO, 1983; Chapl. Pinehurst Vill. Chapel, 1987;
Retired, 1997
Blackman, David J. 4 PE Greenville 2006 2
DU:Warrens Grove, (SLP), 2002; EC:Currituck Charge, (PE),2006
Blackwelder, R. Shawn E Greenville 2004 2007 4
(Wl) Wilmingotn: Fifth Ave, 2004
Blair, Jr., Houston 4 PL 2004
Jones Chapel, (PL), 2004
Blanchard, George F. 9 RE Fayetteville 1974 1974 1978 25
St. John's, 1965; Rocky Point, 1966; Bethel-Lebanon, 1967; Harrells, 1968; Rich Square, 1969;
Durham: Branson, 1972; Fayetteville: Victory, 1977; Kipling-Cokesbury, 1981; Pinebluff, 1984;
Shallotte-Camp, 1988; Fayetteville: St. Matthews, 1990; West End-Doub's Chapel, 1992; Disability
Lv., 10/1/1993; Retired, 1999; Cotton, 1/1/00-6/30/00
Blanchard, Randy C. E Fayetteville 1984 1984 1986 23
Bell Arthur, 1984; Goldsboro-Salem, 1986; Raleigh-Edenton St. Assoc, 1990; Raleigh-Jenkins
Mem., 1996; Bethel (BU Dist. ), 1998; Concord, 2002;RO:Fellowship-St.Paul, 2005
Blanton, Mark 1 PL 2007
RA:Knightdale, Assoc, (PL), 2007
Bliss, James PL 2008
WI:Wilmington:Oleander-Devon Park, 2008
Blue, Henry Lee 15 PL 1992
RO:Hamlet: St. Peter, (PL), 1992; 1994-1995, Discontinued; Fletcher's Chapel, (PL), 1995; Mt. Zion,
(PL), 2004
Bogie, Edward F. RE Fayetteville 1974 1974 1978 28
Lea's Chapel-Warren's Grove (SLP), 1974; DU: Grace, 1977; Marrow's Chapel, 1983; DU: Carr,
1985; DU: Glendale Heights, 1994; Retired, 2002
Bone, Sr., Jesse V. RE Kinston 1962 1962 1964 37
Salemburg, 1962; Front Street, 1964; Saxapahaw, 1966; Fuquay-Varina, 1970; Emmanuel, 1976;
Trans. Ok. Conf., 1978; Trans to NC Conf., 1979; Winstead, 1979; Burlington:Davis St., 1983;
Wilmington: Trinity, 1988; Laurinburg: St. Luke, 1992; Salem (GR Dist.), 1997; Retired, 1999
Bostick, Joseph K. RE Goldsboro 1945 1947 1949 42
Marvin, 1945; Kenly, 1947; Seaboard, 1951; Ellerbe, 1952; Lyon Memorial, 1955; Webb Avenue,
1958; Wesley Memorial, 1962; Mount Olive, 1966; Siler City: First, 1968; Mt. Sylvan, 1971;
Fayetteville: Christ, 1975; Rose Hill, 1978; Carthage, 1980; Knightdale, 1984; Retired, 1987
Bounds, Harriett 4 PL 2004
Serecta, (PL), 2004;BU:Chapel HilLAmity, 2008
Bowden, Jr., Reuben L. E AL-W. FL 1982 1982 1988 22
Transf. from AL-W. FL Conf., 1986; Mt. Sylvan, Assoc, 1986; Durham:Pleasant Green, 1990; DU:
Resurrection, 2000 ;(DU) Durham:McMannen, 2007
516
Appt.
LP Appt.
Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Bowman, Daniel D. 2 RE Goldsboro 1967 1967 1969 24
Moncure, 1964; Seaboard, 1967; Milwaukee, 1972; Rainbow, 1977; City Road, 1979; Gatesville,
1984; Retired, 1991
Bowman, John M. 10 RA Fayetteville 1987 1987 14
Bethlehem-Shady Grove (LP), 1/1977; Vance (LP), 1982; Raleigh: Layden Memorial (LP), Feb-84;
Hawkins-Tabor (LP), 1985; Red Oak, 1988; Dublin, 1990; Rockingham: Pee Dee, 1993; Milwaukee,
1995; Retired, 2001 ;GR:Wesley Memorial, 2006
Boyette, Linwood C. 3 RE Fayetteville 1974 1974 1978 30
Lovejoy-Macedonia, 1971; South Camden, 1977; Morehead City: Franklin Memorial, 1979;
Robersonville, 1982; Weldon, 1986; Bethel-Lebanon, 1990; Union Chapel, 1993; Bunn-Hill King,
1997; Kenansville Par., 2000;Retired, 2004(1 2/31 /03);GO;Bethel(Duplin Co.), 2005
Boykin, William A. E Fayetteville 1982 1982 1984 25
Hightower, 1982; Efland, 1985; Goldsboro: St. Paul, Assoc, 1989; Richlands, 1992; Sedman: Cokesbury,
1998; Jacksonville: New Church (Renamed Celebration, 2001), 2000;BU:Friendship, 2004;
DU:Concord, 2005
Bradshaw, Francis C. RE Greenville 1963 1963 1966 38
Cedar Grove, 1964; Bonlee, 1966; Rocky Mt.: First, Min. of Ed., 1968; Elizabeth City: City Road,
1971; Raleigh: Pleasant Grove, 1977; Wilmington: Grace, 1983; Smithfield: Centenary, 1988; Kitty
Hawk, 1993; Retired, 2001
Branch, Johnny H. E Fayetteville 1976 1976 1979 31
Pasquotank, 1973; Calvary, 1974; Mt. Zion, 1978; Smith, 1983; Concord, 1988; DU:Aldersgate,
1 994;GR:Greenville:St.James, 2007
Braswell, Kermit L. RE Durham 1961 1961 1964 41
Verona, 1960; Gilburg Charge, 1961; Knightdale, 1964; Fremont, 1968; Raleigh: Westover, 1969;
Kinston: Queen St., 1975; Elizabeth City District Superintendent, 1980; Raleigh: Hayes-Barton, 1984;
Assist. To the Bishop/ Dir., Min. Rel., 1986; Raleigh District Superintendent, 1995; Retired, 2002
Braswell, William E. 1 R Fayetteville 1979 1972 1981 28
Union Grove, 1971; Leave of Absence, 1974; Discontinued, 1976; Readmitted, 1979; Assoc,
Jacksonville: Trinity, 1979; Cordova, 1981; Snow Hill: Calvary Mem., 1985; Washington: First,
1989; Fay.: Haymount, 1995; RA: Highland, 1999; Wl: Pine Valley, 2003; Retired, 2004
Brewer, Robert W. E Fayetteville 2000 2004 3
University of Toronto, Student, 2004;EXTMIN: Chaplian, Greensboro College, 2005
Brinkley, Adan D. 4 PL 2004
WLMaco-Shiloh. (PL), 2004
Britt, Deirdre L. 6 FL 2002
DU:Longhurst, (SLP), 2002; DU: Tabernacle, (SLP), 2003; (FL) 7/1/04; Wl: Hampstead, 2007
Broadwell, Alan R. E Fayetteville 1980 1980 1982 27
Roanoke Rapids, First Assoc, 1979; Rocky Mt. Parish, 1981; Rainbow, 1984; Kinston: Queen St.,
Min. of Disc, 1989; GO: St. Luke, 1991; Swansboro, 1996; Fuquay-Varina, 2001
Brooks, Ernest R. E Fayetteville 1993 1993 1996 14
Shady Grove, 1993; Pembroke: First, 1996; Pleas. Hill-Mt. Carmel, 1999; SA: Broadway-Morris
Chapel;SA:Buckhorn, 2005
517
Appt.
LP Appt.
Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Brooks, Rex E. RE Fayetteville 1974 1974 1984 21
Mt. Pleasant-Grove-Chapel, 1974; Salem, 1976; Leave of Absence, 1977; Disc, 1978; Cobb
Circuit (FL), 1981; Readmitted PM, 1982; Pinetops-Hart, 1985; Durham-Bethany, 1988; Mebane,
1993; Edenton, 1997; Retired, 1/1/2000; West Orange, 2/19/2000; (Orange Chapel, 2002);
Brown, Cheryl W. 1 E Fayetteville 2005 3
DU:Mt. Sylvn, Assoc, (FL), 2004; Ext. Min., Duke Divinity School, (PE), 2005
Brown, James C. P. RE Kinston 1950 1950 1952 40
Saxapahaw, 1950; Pittsboro, 1954; FA: Lyon Memorial, 1958; Wl: Sunset Park, 1962; Williamston,
1966; Kinston: Westminster, 1971; Morehead City: First, 1975; Rockingham: First, 1979; Dist.
Superintendent Sanford Dist., 1983; Wilmington: Wesley Memorial, 1989; Retired, 1990
Brown, James S. E Fayetteville 1988 1988 1991 18
Salemburg (LP), 1985; Henderson: White Mem., 1987; Oak Grove, 1989; Oriental, 1996;Ext.
Min. .Project Agape', 2005; (NB) Richlands, 2006
Brown, Philip S. RE So.NJ 1960 1960 1962 33
Trans, from Texas, 1973; Exec. Dir., Penick Memorial Home, Southern Pines, 1973; Bethel-Locust
Hill, 2001 ; Retired, 2004 SA:Vass, 2007 (RE)
Brown, Ralph A. E Fayetteville 1980 1980 1983 27
Williston, 1980; Greenville: Assoc, St. James, 1982; Greenville: Holy Trinity, 1984; New Bern:
Faith, Nov-95;Dunn:Divine St., 2002
Brown, Samuel H. 3 RE Va. Beach, VA 1959 1959 1961 34
Transf. from VA, 1959; Franklin Memorial, 1962; Queens Creek-Oak Grove, 1964; Wellons Village,
1966; Kipling-Cokesbury, 1967; Maxton: St. Paul, 1971; Gardeners, 1976; Hope Mills, 1978; East
Rockingham, 1982; New Bern: Trinity, 1986; Raleigh: Longview, 1990; Retired, 1993
Brown, III, Vernon W. 3 E Fayetteville 1987 1987 1990 14
Holly Springs (SL), 1984; Bell Arthur (SL), 1986; Tabernacle (PM), 1987; Union (PM), 1988;
Garland, 1990; Chadbourn-Evergreen, 1991; Rockingham-Glenwood, 1994; Lv. Absence, 1996;
Verona, 2000;(GO)Woodland/Pink Hill, 2004;(GO)Providence, 2007
Brown, Wesley F. E Fayetteville 1974 1974 1977 33
Student, 1974; Hayes Barton, Assoc, 1976; Moncure, 1978; Sp. Appt. Dir. Dev.& Alumni Affairs,
Duke Div. Sch., 1982; Assoc. Dean/Dev. & Alumni Affairs, Duke Div. Sch., 1994; Assoc. Dean for
External Relations, DDS, 1999,
Brownlee, David E. E Fayetteville 1977 1977 1979 30
St. Marks, Assoc, 1977; Asbury, 1979; Exec. Sec, New Church Dev., GBGM, Natl. Div., 1987;
Durham: Trinity, 1988; Fuquay-Varina, 1991; Dir., Wellspring Ministries, 2001; GR:Covenant, 1/1/02 ;
RA:Apex, 2005
Brunson, Jesse 5 E Fayetteville 1983 1983 1987 23
Mt. Zion-Walls Chapel, 1978; Philadelphia-Cool Spring, 1982; Granville-Vance, 1983; Raleigh:
Wilson Temple, 1987; FA: John Wesley, 1997; Director, Conf. Connectional Ministries, 2002; (RO)
Galilee, 2004
Bryan, James L. RE Kinston 1962 1962 1965 36
Asst. Trinity, 1960; Rock Creek, 1961; Silk Hope, 1962; Efland, 1965; Chaplain, US Army, 1967;
Burlington: St. Luke's, 1981; Goldsboro: Salem, 1982; Kenly-Buckhom, 1984; Roanoke, 1988;
Graham: Christ-Cedar Cliff, 1992; Retired, 1998; Conference Secretary, 1996
518
Appt.
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Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Bryant, Charles V. 1 RE Wilmington 1959 1959 1961 33
Trans, from Ohio Conf., 1958; Broadway, 1958; Grace, 1963; Lillington, 1968; Garner: First, 1970;
Chapel Hill: University, 1974; Fayetteville: Hay Street, 1978; Lumberton: Chestnut Street, 1980; Sp.
Appoint., Com. Leadership Dev. & Adult Coord., 1982; Raleigh: St. Marks, 1988; Ahoskie, 1990;
Retired, 1992
Bryant. Richard L. 2 E Greenville 2004 2007 2
(RA) Raleigh: Asbury, Assoc, (FL), 2002; (PM), 2004; Ext. Min.,Serv. in Russia,
2005;NB:Marshallberg-Smyrna, 2008
Bryant, Terry A. 1 E Fayetteville 1976 1976 1978 31
Franklin Circuit, 1975; Spring Hope, 1977; Burlington: St. Pauls, 1980; Carthage, 1988; Sanford:
Jonesboro, 1994; Rocky Mount: First, 2001;RA:Asbury, 2005
Buckingham, Jay Patrick E Greenville 2007 1
Trans, from Wesleyan Church, 7/1/07
Buckingham, Kenneth 1 E Fayetteville 1999 1999 2002 9
Andrews Chapel (LP), 1998; Riegelwood: Wesley, 1999 (PM), 2002; SA: Buckhom, 2003;SA:Fair
Promise-High Falls, 2005
Buckley, Betty Ann FD Fayetteville 1998 2004 9
Raleigh: Highland, 1998; Alpha Ministries, 1999
Buckner, Terry A, 2 PE Greenville 2006 3
Wl: Pine Valley, (FL); 2005; ((PE), 2006; WI:Closer Walk UMC, (PE), 2007
Budzinski, William M.1 E Fayetteville 1998 1998 2000 9
Plank Chapel (FL), 1997; Plank Chapel, 1998; DU: Salem (Person Co.), 2002
Bundy, David W. 6 FL 2002
EC:Anderson, (PL), 2002;EC: Creswell, (FL), 2002; EC :Creswell-Mt.Hermon, 2004; EC: Woodland,
2005
Bundy, Robert F. RE New Bern 1957 1957 1960 39
Trans, from KY Conf., 1957; Swan Quarter-Fairfield, 1957; Riverside, 1961; Princeton, 1966;
Durham: Carr, 1970; Lillington, 1976; Jacksonville: Northwoods, 1980; Robbins: Tabernacle, 1987;
Manteo: Mt. Olivet, 1993; Retired, 1996
Bunn, Paul G. 1 RE Fayetteville 1955 1956 1959 40
Troy Circuit, 1954; Carver's Creek, 1958; Board of Missions: Missionary to S. Congo, 1959;
Bethseda, 1962; Millbrook, 1968; Rockingham: First, 1971; Fayetteville: Haymount, 1975; Rocky
Mount: First, 1980; Admin. Wesley Pines Retirement Home, 1983; Southern Pines, 1990; Admin.
Wesley Pines, 1994; Retired, 1995
Burley, Christie A PD Greenville 2008
EXTMIN:Stu. Min./Assoc, Assoc. Campus Min., NCSU, 2008
Burnette, Renee' E Fayetteville 2002 2005 3
Bu:Burlington Circuit, 2001
Burrus, Carolyn H. E Fayetteville 2002 2005 3
DU:Comm. Hospice, 2002; RA:Ebenezer-Wesley, 2008
519
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Name
Burns, Jr., Donald 16 PL 1984
Pamlico, (FL), 1984; Discontinued, 3/1/86-6/30/94; Marcus, (PL), 1994;SA:Asbury, 2008
Burnside, Jr., Hobart W. RE Fayetteville 1971 1962 1964 31
New Hope-Purley, 1971; Carver's Creek, 1972; Wesley Heights, 1975; Clinton Circuit, 1976;
Spring-Garysburg, 1980; Milwaukee, 1983; Norman, 1988; Sharon: Holden Beach, 1991; Manns
Harbor, 1992; Harlowe-Oak Grove, 1995; Caledonia, 1998; Bunn-Hill King, 2000; Retired, 2002;
GO: Micro-Fellowship, 2002
Butner, III, Rufus E. E Fayetteville 1980 1980 1983 27
Kinnakeet, 1982; Creswell, 1984; Rocky Mount: First, Associate, 1985; Goldsboro: New Hope, 1/1/87;
La Grange, 6/1/87; Rockingham: Pee Dee, 1991; Cobb Ct., 1993; Raleigh: Westover,
1999;(GO)Wallace, 2003;(GO) Westwood, 2007
Butson, John D. E MN 1972 1972 1975 26
Trans, from Minn., 1977; Beech Grove, 1977; Hamlet: Fellowship, 1980; St. John-Gibson, 1983;
Leave of Absence, 1988; Snead's Grove, 1991; Maxton: St. Paul's, 1995; Conway, 1997;
RM:Conway-Pleasant Grove, 2004;NB:Asbury, 2005
Byers, Jr., Leonard C. E Fayetteville 1971 1971 1976 36
Burlington: St. Luke, 1971; Chaplain, University of Virginia Med. Center, 1975; Chaplain, Cleveland
Mem. Hospital, Shelby, 1976; Dir. of Past. Care, Cleveland Reg. Med. Ctr., 1989
Byram, Roberta E Fayetteville 2004 2004 2007 4
(RA)Hayes Barton, Assoc, (PE),2004; (E), 2007
Byrd, Douglas L. 3 RE Rocky Mount 1960 1960 1962 38
Candor, 1957; Carolina Beach: St. Pauls, 1960; Mt. Sylvan, 1964; Siler City: First, 1971; Beaufort:
Ann St., 1975; Raleigh: Children's Home, 1981 ; Exec. Dir., U.M. Foundation, Inc., 1985; Retired, 3/01/99
Byrd, Nathan H. RE Richmond, VA1958 1960 1962 41
Federal Point, 1952; Andrews-Soapstone, 1956; Trans. To VA Conf., 1957; Trans, from VA conf.,
1959; Newland-Grace, 1959; Asbury-Pineview, 1963; Glendale Heights, 1964; Carrboro, 1968;
Ahsokie, 1973; Goldsboro: St. Luke, 1978; Dir. Pub. Rel. Meth. Ret. Homes, 1982; Burlington: Davis
St., 1992; Disability Leave, 9/1/1995; Retired, 1999
Byrd, Ronnie R. PL Greenville 2008
BU:Burlington:Grace, 2008
Calhoun, Anthony Dean. E SC 2001 2004 4
NB:Harlowe-Oak Grove, 2001;Trans. from SC Conf, 2004; (GR) Rainbow, 2007
Cahoun, Leanne E SC 2002 2004 4
NB:Harker's Island, 2002 ; Trans, from SC Conf. 2004; (GR) Kinston:Wesminister, Assoc, 2007
Cameron, Angus M. RE Brooklyn, NY 1951 1951 1953 40
Trans, from NY East Conf., 1954; Mattamuskeet, 1954; Northampton, 1960; Evansdale-Black
Creek, 1966; Fayetteville: St. Andrews, 1969; Candor, 1975; Goldston, 1981; Retired, 1991;
Chatham: Mt.Zion (RM), 1994
Cameron, Hugh H. RE Kinston 1962 1962 1964 42
Pinetops, 1964; Rocky Mount: First Assoc, 1966; West End, 1968; Chapel Hill: Amity, 1971;
Council on Ministries Staff, 1976; Mt.Sylvan, 1980; Smithfield: Centenary, 1984; Fayetteville: Hay
Street, 1988; Raleigh: Benson Mem., 1992; Clinton: First, 1999;Retired, 2004 (12/31/03)
520
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Deacon
Elder
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Name
Campbell, Curtis W. 2 E Fayetteville 1979 1979 1981 28
Norlina, 1977; Burlington: Grace, 1982; Raleigh: Pleasant Grove, 1987; Wilson: West Nash, 1991;
Scotts Hill: Wesleyan Chapel, 1996;EC:Kitty Hawk, 2008
Campbell, Dennis M. E Fayetteville 1968 1968 1974 39
Durham: Trinity, 1973; Assist. Prof. And Chairman Dept. of Religion, Converse College, 1974; Dir.
Cont. Ed., Duke Divinity School, 1979; Dean, Duke Divinity School, 1983; Faculty, Duke Divinity
School, 1997; Fac, Duke Div. & Headmaster, Woodberry Forest Sch., 1998; Headmaster,
Woodberry Forest School, 1999
Campbell, Elizabeth 5 E Fayetteville 2001 2004 6
(RA) Cary:St. Francis - Assoc, 2004 ;(RA) Raleigh:St. Marks, Assoc, 2007
Capps, Clingman C. RE Wilmington 1959 1959 1961 37
Pittsboro, 1957; Haw River, 1961; Murfreesboro, 1965; Sanford: Jonesboro, 1971; Richlands,
1973; Snow Hill, 1977; Havelock: First, 1981; Disability Leave, 1984; Retired, 1996
Carden, Billy M. RE Durham 1961 1961 1963 33
Maybrook-Massey, 1961; New Sharon, 1963; Concord-Oak Grove, 1964; St. Matthews, 1969;
Durham: St. Paul, 1970; Roanoke Rapids: Rosemary, 1974; Kinston: Westminster, 1977;
Murfreesboro, 1980; Ayden, 1984; Wlliamston, 1989; Stedman: Cokesbury, 1990; Evansdale,
1992; Retired, 1994
Carnighan, Ronald 4 PL 2004
Bell Arthur, (PL), 2004
Carpenter, Jr., Robert L. 9 E Fayetteville 1989 1992 1996 18
St. Paul-Beaver Dam (FL), 1 980; Poplar Springs-Memphis (FL), 1 984; Assoc. Member, 1 988; Mt.
Zion (AM), 1989; Mt. Zion (PM), 1992; Caledonia (PM), 1993; Cedar Island-Sea Level (PM), 1994;
Cedar Island-Sea Level, 1996; Cordova, 2001 ;RO:Norman, 2005
Carson, William E. RE Belfast, Ireland1960 1960 1960 26
Trans, from Irish Conf., 1974; Dir. Fayetteville Urban Ministries, 1974; Fayetteville: Culbreth
Memorial, 1977; Raleigh: Trinity, 1980; Fairmont, 1984; Durham: Duke Memorial, 1987; Raleigh: St.
James, 1992; Retired, 1997
Carter III, G. Ross 3 E Fayetteville 1998 1998 2002 9
BU: Center, 1995; BU: Faith, 1999; RA: Sunrise, 2003
Cash, Warren S. 6 RA VA 1981 1979 9
AM in VA Conf., 1996; Termination, 1998; Leah's Chapel-Shiloh (PL), 1990; Bath (FL), 1991; Holly
Springs (GR Dist.) (FL), 1992; Reinstated & Transfer from VA Conf., 1996; Zion (RM Dist.),
2000;Retired, 2005;RM:Mt.Pleasant,2005; BU:Grace, 2006
Casteel, Joseph W.7 E Fayetteville 1995 1995 1998 12
Raleigh: Millbrook, Assoc. (LP), 1988; Fayetteville: Johnson Memorial (LP), 1993; Pleasant Hill (LP),
1994; Pleasant Hill (AM), 1995; Pleasant Hill-Mt. Carmel, 1998; Siler City: First, 1999; (Wl)
Hampstead, 2004
Castle, Gerald S. 5 PE Greenville 2006 3
SWTexas Conf., (PL), 1995; Woodland, (PM), 1998; SWTexax Conf., (Surrendered Credentials),
(PM), 10/31/01; RM:Enfield, 11/12001 , (FL); Sharon, (FL),2003; (PE), 2006; EC:Moyock, (PE), 2007
Catlett, Timothey D. FL Greenville 2008
RA:Apex:Acts, 2008
521
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Elder
LP Years
Name
Gaughill, Gordon R. 1 PL 2007
Sneads Grove, (PL), 2007
Cauley, Marty J. 3 E Fayetteville 1998 1998 2002 10
Lebanon-Carr (LP), 1995; FATrinity, 1999; BU: Chapel Hill (New Church), 2003; (BU) Morningstar,
2004; Ext. Min., SEJ: 2005
Caviness, Jr., J. W. 11 AM Fayetteville 1982 1972 26
Troy Circuit (LP), 1971; Center (LP), 1976; Center (PM), 1978; Ellerbe (AM), 1982; Union, 1991;
RO: Maxton: St. Pauls, 2003
Champion, Helen 3 PL 2005
RA:Wake Forest, (PL), 2005
Chandler, Daniel R. RE Rocky Mount 1960 1960 1968 39
Attend School, 1960; Assoc. Pastor, Chicago, IL, 1965; Attend School, 1967; Asst. Professor, Ml,
1970; Asst. Professor, Baruch College, City Univ. of NY, 1971; Rutgers Univ., 1977; Professor, NY
Inst, of Tech., 1987; Faculty, Loyola Univ., Chicago, IL, 9/91; Visiting Scholar, Northwestern Univ.,
1997; Retired, 1999
Chandler, George P. RE Pulaski, TN 1958 1961 1961 41
Trans, from Tenn. Conference, 1958; Student, Emory Univ., 1959; Instructor, Methodist College,
1963; Student, Emory Univ., 1966; Professor, Columbia College, 1967; Student, Union Theological
Sem., 1975; Columbia College Professor, 1981; Vist. Scholar, Union Theo. Sem., NYC, 1994;
Professor, Columbia College, 1995; Retired, 1999
Chandler, Larry C. 10 PE Greenville 2007 1
Fairview, ((PL), 1997 (7/1 -8/31/97)Collins Chapel, (PL), 1997 (9/1/97-6/30/99); Pleasant Grove,
(PL), 7/I/99; RO:West Rockingham, (FL), 2004; (PE), 2007
Charlton, Luann, H. 1 E Fayetteville 2005 3
BU:Bethel, (FL), 2004; (PE), 2005; RA: Hayes Barton, Assoc, (PE), 2006(8/1/06)
Cheasty-Miller, Patrice A. E Fayetteville 1991 1991 1996 14
Leave of Absence, 1991; Oxford: Salem, 1993; Durham: Duke's Chapel, 1995; Leave of Absence,
1999; Durham: St. Paul, 2000 ; Ext. Min., The Lamb's House, 2005;DU:Lakewood Mission, 2008
Check, John Michael E Fayetteville 1992 1992 1994 15
Hornes-Sims, 1990; Gold Valley, 1995; RM: St. Paul, 1996;(EC) Ann Street, 2004;(EC) Kitty Hawk,
2006;NB:New Bern:Garber
Cheezem, Clyde B. 1 RE Rocky Mount 1966 1958 1961 30
SC Conf., 1956-65; Ridgeville, 1956; Bethel-Ebenezer, 1961; South Synor, 1963; South Camden,
1965; Havelock: Cherry Point, 1972; Old Dock, 1975; Leave of Absence, 1978; Snead's Ferry,
1980; Carrol's Chapel, 1984; Morehead City: Franklin Memorial, 1987; North Gates, 1992;
Williamston, 1994; Retired, 1998
Cherry, Corbin Lee RE Durham 1961 1961 1963 42
Bath, 1963; Jefferson, 1965; Chapl. USA, 1971; Chapl. To NISA, 1974; Chapl. VAMed. Center,
1984; Retired, 2003
Chou, Lily K. 4 RE Fayetteville 2000 2000 2002 6
Granville Ct. (LP), 1996; BU: Davis St., Assoc, 1998; Union-Newbegun (FL/PM), 2001; Wl: Fifth
Avenue, 2002;(GO)Brownings-Smith Chapel, 2004;Retired, 2007
522
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Deacon
Elder
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Name
Chrismon, Sr.. Harold 7 RE Chapel Hill 1969 1967 1971 26
Union-Newbegun, 1962; Snead's Grove-Tabernacle, 1966; Elm City, 1973; Raleigh: Trinity, 1975;
Vass, 1980; Hope Mills, 1985; Lillington, 1990; Retired, 1993; Harnett: Cokesbury (RM), 1994
Christian, Robert S. RE Northern NJ 1962 1962 1964 14
Trans, from NNJ, 1990; Professor, Methodist College, 1990 ;Retired, 2007
Christianson, Diane M. E Collegeville, MN 1981 1981 1986 20
Greenville: St. James Assoc. (OM), 1984; Transf. MN Conf., 1985; Goldsboro: St. Luke Assoc, 1986;
Leave of Absence, 1988; Chaplain, Meth. Ret., Community, 1990; Banks-Grove Hill, 1996; Disability Lv,
5/1/1999; Banks-Grove Hill, 1/1/00; Durham:Bethany, 2001; RM: Edcombe Parish, 2003;(GR) Jarvis
Memorial, Assoc, 2007
Chryst, Phillip 2 PI 2006
Warrens' Grove, (PL), 2006
Clark-Dickens, Kathy A. LA Louisiana 1977 1977 1981 11
Trans, from LA Conf, 1996; Snead's Ferry: First, 1995; Leave of Absence, 1997; Chaplain, Anne Arundel
Hosp., Annapolis, MD, 1998; Leave of Absence, 8/1/2000; Appt. in Calif-Pacific Conf, 2001; Chaplain, Anne
Arindel Med. Ctr., Annapolis, MD, 2002; Past. Care, ScrippsMem. Hosp., La Jolla, CA, 2007;LA, 2008
Clarke, William T. RE Memphis 1959 1961 1964 42
New Bern Circuit, 1957; Washington, Assoc, 1961; Hebron-Roper, 1962; Kinston Circuit, 1963;
Bethel, 1965; Kenansville-Woodland, 1967; Disability Leave, 1970; Elizabeth City: Riverside, 1971;
Disability Leave, 1972; Pink Hill, 1973; New Bern: Riverside, 1977; Burlington: St. Pauls, 1978;
Tyrrell, 1981; Wanchese: Bethany, 1982; Hatteras, 1987; Old Dock, 1988; Swan Quarter, 1991;
DU: Carr, 1994; Incapacity Leave 1/1/96, Retired, 2002; EC: Shiloh-Stumpy PL, 2003;(EC)
Creswell, 2004
Clayton, Richard T. 1 E Fayetteville 1984 1984 1988 23
Wilson: First, Assoc, 1983; Rocky Mount: St. Paul, 1986; Louisurg, 1992; Cary: St. Francis, 1997;
(RA)Hayes Barton, 2004
Clayton, Tracy L. E Fayettevile 2002 2005 3
RO: St. Pauls, (PE), 2001 ; EC:Gatesville, 2005
Clift, David S. E Fayetteville 1974 1974 1977 33
Student, 1974; Orange, 1976; Kinston: Westminster, 1985; Tarboro: St. James, 1989; Duck, 1994 ;
(RA) North Raleigh, 2007
Cobb, Jr., Arnold G. E Fayetteville 1981 1981 1986 26
Raleigh: Layden Memorial, 1981; Norlina, 1983; Rocky Mount: Parish, 1987; Graham: Christ-Cedar
Cliff, 1990; Mt. Gilead: First, 1992; Wilson:Winstead, 1995; Louisburg, 1999;(DU)Epworth, 2004
Cobb, Suzanne C 1 PE Fayetteville 2005 3
Leah's Chapel, (PL), 2004; (PE), 2005; SA:Sanford:St. Luke, (PE), 2006
Coffman, Laurie H. E Fayetteville 1993 1993 1996 14
Durham: Calvary, 1993
Cole, Lisa Ann B. E Fayetteville 1985 1985 1988 22
Appointed to attend school, 1985; Wilson: First, Assoc, 1986; Lemon Springs, 1989; Durham:
Duke Memorial, Assoc, 1995;Dir.Past. Svcs, Durham Reg. Hosp. .Durham, 2005
523
Appt.
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Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Collier, Jr., Milton B. E Fayetteville 1988 1988 1991 19
Lucama-Sims, 1981; Leasburg, 1985; Bethel-Rones, 1988; Rones Chapel, Jan-90; Cedar Grove,
1991; New Hope, 1995; Durham: Duke's Chapel, 1999
Collins, Gayla E. E Fayetteville 1976 1976 1978 29
Durham: Wellons-Bethseda, 1976; Assoc, Washington: First, 1979; Raleigh: Layden Memorial,
1982; Magnolia, 1984; LA, 1985; Volunteer, KOINONIA Partners, 1986; Banks-Grove Hill, 1987;
Williamston, 1990; Bethel, 1994; Oxford, 1/1/2000;Wake Forest, 2002;EC:Hertford, 2008
Collins, Sidney A. 4 AM Fayetteville 1999 1999 10
PM, 6/1999; Disc. PM, 2000; Rockingham: West, 1999; (RM)Milwaukee Charge, 2004
Collins, Sylvia E Fayetteville 2002 2005 3
RO:Lumberton:Branch Street, 2004;(RO)Nat. Amer. Coop. Parish, (PE), 2004; (E), 2005
Colon-Emeric, Edgardo A. E Fayetteville 1998 1998 2000 9
Durham Hispanic Ministries, 1998; Durham: Cristo Vive, 2000; Ph.D Prog., Duke Univ., 2002;Ext.
Min., Duke Div. School, 2007
Compton, Stephen C. E Fayetteville 1977 1977 1981 30
Attend School, 1977; Student Pastor, Chestnut Ridge, 1978; Salem (Person Co.), 1980; Cary: St.
Frances, 1983; Team Leader, Vitalization Project, 1989; Assoc. Dir. CCOM, 1993; Dir. Congrega-
tional Development, 1998;SA:District Superintendent, 2008
Conner, Sandra J. (Rose) E Fayetteville 1989 1989 1991 18
Bethel (BU Dist), 1989; Franklinton, 1995; Mt. Zion (RA District), 1998;(RA) Macedonia, 2004 ;(FA)
Cokesbury, 2006 (Nov)
Conner, Russell 4 PL 2004
Maysvile, (PL), 2004
Cook, Charles M. 2 E Fayetteville 1981 1981 1983 26
Rocky Mount: First Assoc. (FLP), 1979; Rocky Mount: First Assoc, 1981; Weldon, 1982; Tabor
City: St. Paul, 1986; Fayetteville: Gardners, 1989; Troy: Trinity, 1994; Henderson: First, 2000; (GO)
Dist. Superintendent, 2007
Cook, Lucinda C. 1 FL 2007
Wl: Wilmington: Pine Valley, 2007
Cope, Roger Dale E Fayetteville 1978 1978 1980 28
Asbury-Tuscarora, 1978; Dover-Clarks, 1989; Vanceboro, 1994;Grifton-Webb Chapel, 2002;
(RM) Scotland Neck/Rich Square, 2004
Coppock, Charles M. 6 PE Fayetteville 2004 4
GO: Pine Level, (SLP), 1998; SA Sanford, St. Luke, Assoc(FL), 2002; SA: Lemon Springs, (PE).
2004; GO:Princeton, (PE), 2006
Cottingham, John G. RE Fayetteville 1968 1968 1970 33
Goldston Charge, 1969; Chaplain, US Army, 1970; Retired, 2001
Cottingham, III, William T. E Fayetteville 1974 1974 1977 27
Student, 1974; Wesley Heights, 1976; Durham: Trinity, Assoc, 1978; New Sharon, 1981; Bellemont,
1985; Fremont, 1987; Burlington: W. Burlington, 1991; Southport: Trinity, 1996; Wl: Trinity,
2002;EC:Wanchese:Bethany, 2005
524
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Years
Relation Admitted
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Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Covington, Jr., John Q. E Fayetteviile 1980 1980 1983 27
Williston-Stacey, 1983; Midway-Bethlehem, 1984; Lauringburg: Central, 1989
Cox, Joseph Eugene FD Greenville 2004 2007 2
(GR) Greenville:St.James, 2004(PD); Deacon in Full Connection, 2007
Cox, Richard Lewis RE Baltimore 1967 1966 1974 37
Durham: Duke University, 1969; Trans., 1974; Dean of Students, Duke Univ., 1974; Dean/
Residential Life, Duke Univ., 1984;Retired, 2006
Craddock, Jerald 1 PL 2007
Watson's Chapel, (PL), 2007
Crane, Larry Dean E Fayetteviile 1988 1988 1990 18
Center, 1988; Dublin, 1993; Goldsboro: Pine Forest, 1999; (RA) Mt. Zion, 2004;(RA) Ebenezer, 2007
Crank, Stewart Allen E Fayetteviile 1997 1997 2000 10
Helena, 1997; Allensville-Trinity, 2001
Creech, Clyde M. 2 RE Wilson 1958 1958 1961 40
Goldsboro Circuit, 1956; Micro-Fellowship, 1959; Spring Hill, 1963; Airboro-Garris Chapel, 1968;
Garris Chapel, 1969; Retired, 1998
Creech, Sr.,Wm. M. 5 FL 2003
Lebanon, (PL), 2003; GO: Pikeville: St. Joseph, (FL), 2007
Cribb, Dalma 8 FL 2000
Peace, (PL), 2000; RO:Caledonia, (FL), 2006;EC:Creswell:Mt. Hermon, 2008
Cribb, Jerry Wayne E Fayetteviile 1983 1983 1986 24
Appointed to attend school, 1983; Red Oak, 1984; Spring-Garysburg, 1988; Star, 1993; Ahoskie, 1998;
(EC)Manteo: Mt. Olivet, 2004
Crowder, William R. 2 RE Greenville 1948 1951 1953 37
Vanceboro, 1946; Dover, 1950; Hookerton, 1954; Selma: Edgerton Memorial, 1960; Warsaw,
1964; Burlington: St. Pauls, 1968; Goldsboro: Daniels, 1973; Retired, 1986
Crowe, John M. 1 IL Fayetteviile 1984 1984 1988 23
Clark St. (FLP), 1983; Clark St., 1984; Bethel-Lebanon, 1985; Garland, 1986; Union-Newbegun,
1988; Morehead City: Franklin Memorial, 1992; Salter Path, 1996; Spring Hope, 1998; Bethel
(Wayne Co.), 2002; Incapacity Leave, 2003
Crum, John H. RE Durham 1953 1955 1956 35
Pleasant Grove, 1953; Wynnewood Park, 1956; Hope Mills, 1960; Moncure Charge, 1961; NC
Council of Churches, 1964; Student, Boston Univ. school of Theology, 1969; Roanoke Ct., 1971;
Benson, 1973; Elizabeth City: City Road, 1977; Mount Zion, 1979; Durham: Carr, 1984; Salem,
1985; Retired, 1989
Crutchfield, Karen 2 FL Greenville 2006
GR:Washington Circuit, 2006; EXTMIN, Chap., Cypress Glen REt. Home; 2008
Cummings, Jimmy F.13 RA Fayetteviile 1984 1971 18
Pembroke: St. James (IS), 1970; St. James-Beauty Spot (LP), 1971; Lumberton: Mt Olive Parish
(LP), 1973; Lumberton: Mt. Olive-Millers (LP), 1977; Lumberton: Mt. Olive Parish (LP), 1978-86; Dir.
Robeson Co. Church & Community Center (LP), 1980-85; Laurinburg: Galilee, 1987; Assoc. Dir.,
CCOM, Laurinburg: Galilee, 1987; Assoc. Dir., CCOM 1995; Dir., Missions & Multicultural Ministries,
CCT, 2000; Retired, 2002; RO: Beauty Spot, 2002
525
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Deacon
Elder
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Name
Cummings, Simeon D. E Fayetteville 1978 1978 1984 21
Pembroke: Ashpole-Pleas. Grove, 1977;Disc, 1979; Attend School, 1980; Aberdeen: Lighthouse,
1981; Ashpole Hickory Grove, 1982; Lumberton: Branch St., 1985; Sandy Plains, 1989; Withdrew
to other denom., 1994; Readmitted, 2002; Midway-Bethlehem, 2002;(RO) Pembroke:First, 2004
Cummings, Simeon F. RE Durham 1953 1956 1958 32
Prospect, 1953; Coord., Outreach, Conf. Council on Ministries, 1973; Robeson County Coopera-
tive Ministries, 1978; Retired, 1985
Cummings, William E. 3 RE Fayetteville 1980 1980 1983 22
St. John-Smith Chapel (LP), 1978; Red Springs: Rhyne, 1980; Hamlet: St. Peter, 1981; Raleigh:
Wilson Temple, 1983; Red Springs: Rhyne Memorial, 1985; Lumberton: Mt. Olive Parish, 1994;
Retired, 2002
Cummings-Woriax, Carolyn RE Fayetteville 1995 1995 1999 11
Leave of Absence, 1995; Fayetteville: Grace-Trinity, 1996; RO: Trinity-Zion, 1999; Jerusalem (GR
Dist), 2001; Leave of Absence, 2004;WI:Bolton Charge, 2005;Retired, 2008
Currin, Douglas Brian E Fayetteville 1991 1991 1995 17
Broadway-Morris Chapel, 1988; Wilmington: New Church (Renamed Wellspring), 2000; Wl: Lake
Waccamaw, 2004
Curtis, Marion Dale LA Greenville 2002 2006 2
GO:Rose Hill, 2006;LA, 2008
Danek, Thomas Arnold RE Kinston 1962 1962 1964 37
Wynnewood Park, 1966; Student, UNC-Chapel Hill, 1969; Dir., Union Co. Mental Health Center,
1971; Admin. Juvenile Serv. Div. NC Office of the Courts, 1975; Retired, 1999
Daniel, David Eson RE Burlington 1964 1964 1966 34
Louisburg College, 1963; Vice President, Louisburg College, 1972; Student Grad. School, NCSU,
1 973; Isothermal College, 1 975; President Wilkes Comm. College, 1 981 ; President, NC Comm.
College Foundation, 1989; Exec. Dir., Pa. Comm. Colleges, Oct-90; President, Midland College,
Midland, TX, 8/91 ; Retired, 1 998
Daniel, Donald O. 6 FL 2002
RO:Ellerbe, 2002
Daniels, James H. E Greenville 2001 2007 7
(EC)Tyrell Charge, 1995 (OF); (EC)Windsor, 2001 (PE); (DU)Union Chapel, 2003 (PE); (GR) Soule,
2007,
Daniel, Marvin Francis E Fayetteville 1979 1979 1982 28
Calvary, 1979; Hampstead, 1983; Dunn: Divine St., 1992; Kinston: Queen St., 1999; Wl: Wesley
Memorial, 2004
Daniels, Franklin Delano RE Virginia 1960 1960 1963 41
Trans, from VA Conf., 1963; Methodist Home for Children, 1963; Chaplain, USA, 1967; Past.
Couns. Marvin, Oct-91; Wesley's-Black Chapel, 12/95; Retired,, 2001 ;FA:FayetteviIle:Christ, 2008
Davenport, Kenneth Leroy E Greenville 2002 2006 7
(GR) Hyde Charge, 2002; (SA) Aberdeen, 2007
Davidson, Barney L. RE W. TX 1949 1949 1951 35
Trans, from West Texas Conf., 1950; North Mount, 1950; Cary: First, 1954; Morehead: First, 1959;
Fayetteville District Superintendent, 1963; Goldsboro: St. Paul, 1967; Wlson: First, 1975;
Burlington District Superintendent, 1978; Retired, 1984
526
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Deacon
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Name
Davis, Brenda A. 5 PL 2003
BU:Carr, (PL), 2003
Davis, Sr., Donnie G.9 RA Chapel Hill 1969 1962 27
Old Dock (LP), 1960; Scotts Hill (LP), 1963; Wilmington: Devon Park, 1968; Wilmington: Devon
Park-Oleander, 1970; Wilmington: Oleander, 1972; Norman, 1973; Magnolia Parish, 1985;
Rockingham: East, Magnolia Parish, 1985; Rockingham: East 1990; Disability Leave, 1992;
Retired, 1998
Davis, Eldrick R. E Fayetteville 1984 1984 1988 23
Philadelphia-Cool Springs, 1988; Fayetteville: Harry Hosier, 1989 ;NB: Havelock: First, 2006
Davis, Gerry G. E Fayetteville 1976 1976 1979 31
West Halifax, 1975; Conway, 1977; Pikeville-Mt. Carmel, 1982; Hamlet: Fellowship, 1987;
Stantonsburg, 1989; Raleigh: Ebenezer, 1995; (FA) St. Andrews, 2007
Davis, Herbert C. 8 RE Durham 1972 1966 1978 22
Shady Grove, 1964; Red Oak-Yorks, 1965; Stonewall-Pamlico Parish, 1967; Pamlico Parish, 1970;
Gatesville, 1971; Edgecombe-Pinetops-Conetoe, 1973; Havelock: First, 1977; Williamston: First,
1981; Edenton, 1984; Newport: St. James, 1985; Murfreesboro, 1988; Pleasant Hill, 1990;
Missionary to Armenia, 1994; Retired, 3/31/1998
Davis, Margaret B. 1 PL 2007
Tabor, (PL), 2007
Davis, Michael A. E Fayetteville 1976 1976 1980 31
Temperance Hall-McKendree, 1977; Assoc. Rockingham: First, 1979; North Gates, 1980; Moyock,
1984; Franklinton, 1986; Wake Forest, 1992; Fayetteville: Gardners, 1995; SA: TroyTrinity, 2003 ;
(FA)Angier, 2006
Dawson, Ronnie R. 1 IL Fayetteville 1994 1994 1998 13
Concord (SL), 1993; Warren's Grove (SL/PM), 1996; Graham: Cedar Cliff, 1998; Shiloh, 2002;
(DU)Bahama:Mt. Bethel, 2007; Incapacity Leave, 2008
Day, Joyce Christine FD Greenville 2007 3
(GR)St. James, 2005
Dean, Carol W. E Greenville 2004 2007 4
(DU) Plank Chapel, 2003
Dehart, Jr., Murry L. RE Wilmington 1959 1959 1960 36
Union Methodist Church, 1959; North Gates Charge, 1961; Shallotte: Camp, 1963; Sunset Park,
1967; Saxapahaw, 1970; Pittsboro: First, 1974; Rockingham: Pee Dee, 1979; Pinetops-Conetoe,
1981; Raleigh: St. Marks, Assoc, 1983; Raleigh: Wesley Memorial, 1989; Retired, 1995
DeJesus, Edgard R. E Fayetteville 1999 2003 7
(BU) Saxapahaw, 2000; (RA) New Church, 2003;RA:Ch. of the Risen Lord, 2005;(DU) Mt. Zion,
2006
Denny, Clyde Arthur E Fayetteville 1990 1990 1992 17
Burlington: Davis St., Assoc, 1986; Lebanon-Carr, 1988; Oracoke, 1990; Windsor, 1993; Elizabeth
City: First, 1999;(RM) Englewood, 2004; (WI)Wilmington:race, 2007
Dewitte, Joseph PL Greenville 2008
FA:Harnett:Cokesbury, 2008
527
Appt.
LP Appt.
Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Dice, Barbara J. 1 PL 2007
Bethlehem, (PL), 2007( Co-Pastor);SA:Sandhills Circuit, 2008
Dice, Myron 1 PL 2007
Bethlehem, (PL), 2007 (Co-Pastor);SA:Sandhills Circuit, 2008
Dickens, Jan J. RE Fayetteville 1976 1976 1980 29
Harrellsville, 1973; Eno-Palmers Grove, 1975; New Hope, 1979; Chaplain, USAF, 1982; Retired,
2005
Dickens, III, John V. E Louisiana 1978 1978 1985 11
Trans, from Louisiana Conf., 1996; Chaplain, US Navy, 1996
Dietrich, Ronald E. RE EUB 1965 1965 9
Trans, from W. PA Conf., 1995; Pembroke, 1993; West End, 1996;Aberdeen: Page Memorial, 2002
Retired;, 2004 (12/31/03)
Dixon, Jr., Samuel W. E Fayetteville 1974 1974 1976 33
Snead's Ferry, 1975; Durham Parish, 1979; Swepsonville, 1980; Durham: Calvary, 1984;
Swansboro, 1988; Assoc. Dir. CCOM, 1990; Roanoke Rapids: First, 1996; Grant Dev. & Admin.,
UMCOR, 1998; Asst. Gen. Sec, UMCOR, 1 999; Ex. Sec. For UM Development Fund, GBGM, 2001 ;
Deputy General Secretary, GMGM, 2004
Dodson, Scott Allen 4 PE Greenville 2006 2
RM:Spring Hope-Gibson Mem, (SLP), 2002; RM: Wilson:First, Assoc, (PE), 2006
Dodson, Lewis H. RE High Point 1953 1955 1958 30
Trans, from Florida Conf., 1960; Stonewall, 1960; Mt. Pleasant, 1963; Mamers, 1964; Institute,
1966; Sabbatical Leave, 1967; Pollocksville, 1968; Sandhills, 1969; Wrightsboro, 1971; Center,
1974; Disability Leave, 1976; Sharon, 1978; South Camden, 1979; Perquimans, 1981; Whiteville
Ct., 1982; Retired, 1983
Dorn, Rodney G. 4 PL 2004
Stokes, (PL), 2004
Dorsey, Dora R. E Fayetteville 1998 1998 2002 9
Attend School, 1998; DU: Lakewood, 1999; Hamlet: St. Peter, 2002; (RO) Philadelphia, 2004
Dornsmith, Suzanne E. E Fayetteville 2000 2005 3
BU:Chapel Hill:University, Assoc, 2005
Doucette, Leonard F. RE Fayetteville 1975 1975 1978 32
Student, 1975; Pollocksville, 1977; Hollands, 1980; Raleigh: Edenton St., Assoc, 1981; Rose Hill,
1984; Durham: Parkwood, 1989; Oriental, 1992; New Bern: Trinity, 1996; Hertford, 1999;DU:
Asbury, 2002;Retired, 2008
Drake, Para Lee E Fayetteville 1996 1996 1999 11
Attend School, 1996; Mt. Tirzah, 1997; Durham: Trinity, Assoc, 1998; CPE, Duke Med. Center, 1999;
Res. Chaplain, Duke Med. Center, 2000; Rougemont, 2001: DU: Carr, 2003;EC:Newbegun,
2005;NB:Core Creek, 2008
Draper, Jr., Howard D. E Raleigh 1965 1965 1969 43
Attend School, 1965; Mamers, 1967; Star, 1970; Alcoholism Counselor, Halifax Co. Mental Health
Ctr, 1973; Hawkins-Tabor, 1988; Kenansville Parish, 1993; Saulston, 1996; Plymouth, 1999; GO:
Mt. Olive, 2003
528
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When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Drew, Edward R. E Greenville 2004 2007 5
(Wl) Bolton-Shiloh, 2002 (LP/SP); (GO) Eureka, 2005
Drum, Barry P. E Pent. Hoi. 1995 1995 1997 10
Bethel-Lebanon, 1993; Trans, from Pent. Holiness Church, 1995; Harnett Co.: New Church, 1998;
Harnett: The Rock, 1999; Family Leave, 2000; Chaplain, NC Wesleyan College, 2003
Drye, Judith B. E Fayetteville 1995 1995 1997 12
Fairbluff-Cerro Gordo, 1995; Sanford: St. Luke, Assoc, 1997; Goldston, 2002;(GO)Fremont, 2006
Duke, Sylvia K. PL Greenville 2008
GR:Campbell Creek, 2008
Dulaney, Earl G E KY 1971 1971 1975 35
Transfer from KY, 1974; Leasburg-Salem, 1974; Burlington: Grace, 1978; Benson, 1982; Bethel,
1986; Raleigh: Pleasant Grove, 1991; Nashville, 1993; Robbins, 1995; Goldsboro: St. Luke, 2000;
(RA) Louisburg, 2004
Duncan, J. Farron 4 PE Greenville 2007 1
DU: Rehobeth, (SLP), 2003; RM: Rocky Mount, First, Assoc, ((PE), 2007
Dunham, Paul R. 4 E Fayetteville 1993 1993 1997 14
Elm City, 1993; Pikeville: St. Joseph, 2000; Wl: Wellspring, 2004; (WI)Harbor, Assoc, 2007
Dunlap, Laura A. 2 PE 2006
RM:Rocky Mt.: Englewood, 2006;RM:Elm City, 2008
Dunlap, Thomas Judson E 2006 3
Transferred from Memphis Conference, 2006;RM:Sandy Cross, 2006
Durner, James M. 5 AM Fayetteville 1997 1997 11
Jacksonville: Pine Valley, 1992;NB: Straits-North River (FL), 1996
Dunn, Needham, B. P Fayettevile 2004 4
Mt. Hermon, ((PE), 2004; RA: Genesis, (PE), 2006 ;App'td to School, Unv. Md„, 2008
Dutton, Jr., John H. E Fayetteville 1978 1978 1982 23
Attend Brite Div. School, 1978; Troy Circuit, 1980; Wrightsboro, 1984; Coharie Mission, 1986;
Leave of Absence, 9/1/1986; Cumnock, 1989; Leave of Absence, 1992; Fairview, 1995; Elizabeth
City: Riverside, 2000; (EC) Ahoskie, 2004;GO:Goldsboro:Daniels Mem., 2008
Eon, Seong-IL PE Greenville 2007 2
RM:Norlina,(PE).2006
Early, Laura G. E Fayetteville 1993 1993 1996 14
Aulander, 1991; Gatesville, 1995; Program Coord., Elizabeth City District, 7/1/1995; All God's
Children, 1997
Earnhardt, Daniel T. RE Greenville 1963 1963 1965 41
Ellis Chapel, 1963; Trans. To WNC Conf., 1966; Charlotte: First, 1966; Charlotte: Duncan Memorial,
1968; Wesley Foundation, Greenville, 1969-Present; Grimesland (426.1), ; Chocowinity (426.1), ;
Trans. To NC Conf., 1992; Chocowinity & Campus Ministry, ECU, 1992; Carrboro, 1998; Wilson:
West Nash, 2001; Retired, 2004 (12/31/03)
529
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When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Earnhardt, Edwin L. RE Burlington 1952 1954 1957 36
Greenville: St. James, 1952; Washington Circuit, 1953; Pikeville, 1956; Goldsboro: Jefferson,
1958; Hookerton-Rainbow, 1962; Edenton, 1968; Jacksonville: Northwoods, 1977; Rose Hill, 1980;
Roanoke Circuit, 1984; Rehoboth-Harris Chapel, 1986; Retired, 1989
Edens, Jr., Allen C. RE Rocky Mount 1943 1944 1944 38
Trans, from FL Conf., 1942; Haw River, 1942; Calvary (Pembroke), 1947; Chaplain, US Army, 1944-
49,52-67; Spring Lake, 1967; Linden: Parker's Grove, 1979; Retired, 1981; Spring Lake (RM), 1994
Edge, Gerald L. 3 RE Rocky Mount 1966 1966 1969 30
Troy Circuit, 1962; Mt. Pleasant, 1965; Rockingham: First, Assoc, 1969; Wrightsville Beach, 1971;
Pinetops-Conetoe, 1977; Grifton, 1981; Mebane, 1985; Lumberton: Chestnut Street, 1989;
Tarboro: St. James, 1994; Retired, 1996
Edgerton, Martha K. E LA Conf. 1991 1991 1998 9
Trans, from LA Conf. (PM), 7/1/1997; Garner: St. Andrews, Assoc. (PM), 1997; Bethel-Lebanon,
1998; LA, 10/1/1999; Shallotte Circuit, 2000; Andrews Chapel & Village Point, 2001; Family Leave,
2003; (RA)Longview, 2006
Eldredge, Robert K.1 RE Fayetteville 1987 1987 1990 10
West Orange, 1986; Retired, 1996
Edwards. Carole R. 3 FL 2005
:Battleboro, 2005; Sharon, 2007
Edwards, Harvey Lee E Greenville 2004 2007 11
(GO) Falling Creek, 1997; (SA)Chatham/Cedar Crove, 2000;EC:Ahoskie, 2008
Elliott, Edward C. RE Central IL 1975 1975 1977 15
Trans, from Central IL Conf., 1979; Exec. Dir., Methodist Home for Children, 1979; Leave of
Absence, 1983; Exec. Dir. Family Serv. Wake Co., 1984; Therapist, Johnston Co. Mental Health
Center, 1988; Retired, 1994
Elliott, Michael H. E Fayetteville 1980 1980 1982 27
Newton Grove, 1980; Trinity, 1984; Plank Chapel, 1986; Wilmington: Sunset Park, 1988;
Wilmington: Fifth Avenue, 1994; Elizabethtown: Trinity, 1999; Troy: Trinity, 2000; FA: Raeford:
First, 2003
Elliott, Roger V. RE Fayetteville 1968 1968 1971 39
Ellis Chapel, 1968; Smith, 1970; Durham: Bethany, 1974; Fayetteville: Campground, 1980; New
Bern: Centenary, 1983; Sanford District Superintendent, 1989; Raleigh: Edenton St., 1995;Retired,
2008
Epperson, James S. RE Greenville 1956 1956 1960 42
Attend School, 1956; Calvary Charge (Student Appt.), 1958; Jacksonville: Northwoods, 1958;
Morehead City: St. Peters, 1963; Norlina, 1968; Shallotte: Camp, 1971; Hubert, 1977; Queen's
Creek, 1984; Dover-Clarks, 1988; Salter Path, 1989; Wanchese: Bethany, 1992; Evansdale (RM),
1994; South Rosemary, 1996; Retired, 1998
Etheridge, Faye W. 4 IL Fayetteville 1998
Shiloh (FL), 1998; Battleboro (FL), 2001; Battleboro (PD), 2002; Incapcity Leave, 2004
Eubanks, John M. E Fayetteville 2001 2005 7
(NB) Williston/Stacey, 1998 (OF) ;NB:Jacksonville:Pine Valley, 2001
530
Appt.
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When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Eure, Jr., James A. RE Fayetteville 1948 1948 1986 12
Trinity-Piney Grove, 1984; Raeford: Hoke, 1986; Newton Grove, 1990; Goldsboro: Jefferson,
1993; Retired, 1995
Evans, Tommy L. 3 IL Fayetteville 1984 1984 1988 23
Lebanon (LP), 1981; Burlington Circuit, 1985; Wilson: First, Assoc, 1989; Lovejoy-Macedonia,
1990; Concord, 1994; Wendell, 1996; Elizabethtown: Trinity, 2000; Mt. Hermon, 2002; BU: St.
Pauls, 2003; Leave of Absence, 2003;lncapacity Leave, 2004
Evans, Matthew R. E Greenville 2004 2007 6
(DU) Cokesbury, 2002 (FL); (GO)New Church (East Clayton), 2006
Everett, Glenn B. 5 RE Fayetteville 1981 1978 1986 26
Cedar Island (FLP), 1976; Stokes (SLP), 1978; Efland (SLP), 1980; Efland, 1981; Burlington: Faith,
1985; South Camden, 1991; Swepsonville, 1996;(NB) Daniels Memorial, 2004;Retired, 2008;EC:
Shiloh(Stumpy Poin), 2008t
Faggart, Tommy M. RE Lake Juna. 1961 1961 1964 37
Trans, from WNC Conf., 1960; Christ Church-Cedar Cliff, 1960; Trans. To WNC Conf., 1963;
Trans, from WNC Conf., 1964; Fairview, 1964; Maysville, 1968; Swansboro, 1970; Hamlet: First,
1975; Cary: First, 1981; Durham: Duke Memorial, 1982; Sanford: St. Luke, 1986; Raleigh: Benson
Memorial, 1989; Rockingham: First, 1992; Retired, 1998
Faggart, W. Bryan E Fayetteville 2001 2003 6
BU: Prospect, 2001; DU: Bethany, 2003
Faircloth, Robert A. 2 PL 2006
Johnson Memorial, (PL), 2006
Fairley, Leonard E. E Fayetteville 1985 1985 1988 22
Sanford Circuit, 1984; Hamlet: St. Peter, 1988; Sanford Circuit, 1992; Raleigh: Soapstone, 1997 ;
RO:District Superintendent, 2005
Fairley, Sr., R. A. 12 RA Fayetteville 1995 1995 11
Pembroke Circuit (PL), 1982; Maxton Circuit (PL), 1984; Maxton Circuit (FL), 1990; Maxton
Circuit.St.George-Piney Grove, 1995 ;Retired, 12/31/2006
Farlow. Sue Barnes 8 PL 2000
Burgaw, Assoc, (PL), 2000; Watha. (PL), 2001; Shiloh-Stumpy Point, (PL), 2004;GR:Bethany,
2008
Farmer, John A. E Fayetteville 1971 1971 1976 36
Attend School, 1971 ; Sneads Grove, 1973; Jarvis Memorial, Assoc, 1975; Dir. Camp Don Lee, 1977
Farmer, Penny D. E Fayetteville 1980 1980 1983 27
New Bern: Garber, Assoc, 1983; Jacksonville: Trinity, Assoc, 1984; Pamlico Coop. Parish,
Assoc, 1986; Alliance-Arapahoe, 1989
Farmer, Richard L. 4 E Fayetteville 1998 1998 2002 10
RA:Piney Grove, 1994; Bonlee, 1995; SA: Center, 1999; (SA) Merritts Chapel, 2004
Fedoronko, John P. 2 PL 2006
Watha, (PL), 2006
531
Appt.
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Present First
When
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Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Felton, Gayle C. E Fayetteville 1983 1983 1989 24
Grad. Student, 1983; Assoc. Professor, Meredith College, 1987; Asst. Professor, Duke Divinity
School, 1989; Sr. Consultant, Duke Divinity School, 1997; Consultant/Writer for Worship Re-
sources, GBOD, 1998
Ferguson, Horace T. E Fayetteville 1968 1964 1969 23
Salem Chapel, 1964(PM); GO;Smithfield-Asbury, 1968; RA::ayden Mem., 1971; Hon. Location,
1980; Leah's Chapel, 1985; RA:Leah's Chapel, 1986 (PLP); RA:Holly Springs,
1 988,(PLP);Readmitted as Member in Full Connection, 2005;
Fisher, Albert F. .50 RE Raleigh 1954 1954 1956 40
Saxapahaw, 1954; Franklinton, 1956; Highland, 1959; New Bern: Centenary, 1964; Goldsboro
District Superintendent, 1969; Asst. Dir. Duke Endowment, 1974; Dir. Rural Church Division, Duke
Endowment, 1983; Retired, 1994
Fitch-Slater, Susanna L. PE Greenville 2006 2
FA:Mamers, (PM), 1982;GR:Soule, (PM), 1983; EC:Manns Harbor:Mt. Carmel, (PM), 1984; Lv of
Absence, 1985; Discontinued, 1985; St. John, (FL), 2/1/2003; (PE), 2006;EC:Edentin, Assoc, 2008
Fitzgerald, Jr., F.O RE Burlington 1952 1952 1953 39
Attend School, 1952; Walstonburg-Tabemacle, 1953; Hay Street, Assoc, 1955; Murfreesboro,
1957; Snow Hill, 1961; Goldsboro: St. Luke, 1965; Smithfield: Centenary, 1969; Raleigh: Hayes
Barton, 1975; Burlington District Superintendent, 1984; Spec. Asst. to Dean, Duke Div.Sch., 1990;
Retired, 1992
Fitrzgerald, Beverly 7 PL 1997
Peace, (PL), 1997; WL:Wilmington:Ffifth Ave. Assoc, (PL), 2000; No Record of App't, 7/12002 - 6/
30/2006; Pleasant Grove, (PL), 2006
Fleishman, Amanda PD Greenville 2007
EXTMIN:Clin. Soc Worker, Easter Seals UCP ASAP & Shepherd's House, Durham
Fleming, Jr., Ralph L. RE Durham 1953 1953 1955 37
Beech Grove, 1953; Newport, 1956; Raleigh: Westover, 1962; Durham: Bethany, 1969; Chapel
HilkAldersgate, 1974; Carr, 1976; Durham: Duke's Chapel, 1980; Goldsboro: Daniels Memorial,
1986; Elizabethtown: Trinity, 1989; Retired, 1991
Fletcher, Robert L. E Fayetteville 2004 2004 4
(SA) Fair Promise-High Falls, 1997 (SP); (GO) Eureka, 2004;GO:Princeton,
2005;GR:Williamston:First, 2006
Floyd, Jettie V. 10 FL 1998
RO:Parkton, (PL), 1998; RO: Barkers, (PL), 2000; (FL), 2001; RO: East Rockingham, 2004
Flynn, Sr., Robert C. IL Fayetteville 1971 1971 1975 36
Rowland, 1969; Coats, 1969; Mt. Tabor, 1970; Rocky Mount: First, Assoc, 1974; La Grange,
1976; Wallace, 1982; Fayetteville: Salem, 1985; Chapel Hill: Orange, 1994; Rockingham: First,
1998; Smithfield:Centenary, 2002;(NB) Swannsboro, 2006;lncapacity Leave, 2008
Fogleman, Leland J. E Fayetteville 1976 1976 1979 26
Student, Candler Sch. of Theology, 1976; Assoc. Sanford: St. Lukes, 1978; Piney Grove-Hickory
Grove, 1980; Wilmington: Fifth Avenue, 1985; Appointed to attend school, 1988; LA, 1989; Apptd.
To attend school, 1994; Staff, Triangle Couns., Inc. Raleigh, 2000
Folks, James G, 3 PL Fayetteville 2005
BU:Rock Creek, 2005
532
Appt.
LP Appt.
Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Forbes, Joseph W. RE Fayetteville 1970 1971 1975 33
Granville Circuit, 1970; Brooksdale-Brookland, 1973; Chadbourn-Evergreen, 1977; Star, 1983;
Raeford, 1989; Jacksonville: Northwoods, 1/1/1994; Mt. Olive: First, 1996; Smyrna, 1999; Retired,
2003
Formo, Steven N. 4 E Fayetteville 1994 1994 1997 13
Lebanon-Carr (SL), 1990; Union-Newbegun (FL), 1992; (FC), 1997; Woodland, 1999;
Pollocksville-Lee's Chapel, 2002; (GR) Jamesville, 2004; RM:Halifax, 2008
Foushee, David A.6 PE 2992
Asbury. (SLP), 2002; Spring Hope-Gibson Memorial, (FL), 2006; Star, (FL), 2007
Fowler, Leon D. RE Wesleyan Church 1988 1988 1990 11
Kinnakeet, 1987; Trans, from Wesleyan Church, 1990; Biscoe-Bascom, 1991; Fayetteville:
Culbreth Memorial, 1/1/1994; Northampton, 1996; Retired, 1999
Fowler-Marchant, D. E Fayetteville 1997 1997 1999 10
Johnston Circuit (OD.1996) (PM), 1997; Fayetteville: Haymount, Assoc, 1999; (FA) Johnson
Memorial, 2004;Family Leave, 2006;(FA) Cotton, 2006
Fox, Doris T. IL Fayetteville 1989 1989 1992 18
Philadelphia-Cool Springs, 1989; Laurinburg: Galilee-Beaver Dam, 1995; Incapacity Leave, 2004
France, Everett J. RE Fayetteville 1970 1970 1974 30
Conetoe, 1996; Spring Church-Garysburg, 1968; Attending Duke Div. School, 1969; Laurinburg: St.
Luke, 1972; Lake Waccamaw, 1976; LA, 1978; Honorable Loc, 1980; Readmitted, 1982; Cary:
First, Assoc, 1982; Durham: St. Paul, 1989; Creedmoor, 1994; Zebulon, 2001; Reired, 2004
Francis, Bettie G.G. 3 FL 2005
EC:mManns Harbor-Mt. Carmel, 2005
Frazier, Jr., Robert C. E Fayetteville 1981 1981 1986 26
Durham: Pleasant Green, 1981; Durham: Trinity, Assoc, 1984; Battleboro-Clark St., 1985; Cary: St.
Francis, 1989; Fayetteville: Hay Street, 1997; SA: St. Luke, 2003;EC:District Superintendent, 2008
Frazier, Kenneth E. RE Nashville, TN 1961 1961 1965 21
Trans, from Tenn.-Kentucky Conf., 1963; North Carolina-VA, 1965-67; Chaplain Intn., St. Elizabeth
Hospital Washington D.C., 1968; Chaplain, 1973; Retired, 1981
Frese, Michael D. E Fayetteville 1994 1994 1998 14
Macon (SL), 1990; Raleigh: Hayes Barton, Assoc. (FL), 1993; Raleigh: Peace Christian Comm. (PM),
1996; Raleigh: Millbrook, Assoc, 1998;Roxboro:Long Mem., 2002;EC:Elizabeth City, First, 2006
Frizzelle, Willie H. 4 AM Fayetteville 1998 1998 10
Wl: Oleander-Devon Park(FL), 1994;Williamston, First(AM), 1998; RO: Bethesda, 2001; FA: Hoke,
2004; Incapacity Leave, 9/1/2005; Wl: Zion, 2007
Gaines, Elizabeth PL Greenville 2008
GO:Sarecta-Wesley Chapel, 2008
Gales, Alvester I. E Fayetteville 1981 1981 1986 27
Goldsboro: St. John, 1981; Raleigh: Cokesbury, 1982; Raleigh: Wlson Temple, 1985; Chaplain, USA, 1987
Galipi, Victor L. IL Cent. NY Dist. 1987 1987 14
Goldsboro: Salem (OM), Aug-92; Trans, from The Wesleyan Church (FC), 1994; Spring-Lebanon-
Garysburg, 1996; Dublin, 1999;lncapacity Lv., 3/1/02
533
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Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Gallagher-Smith, K. 6 PE Greenville 2006 2
GO:Lucama, (PL), 2000; RM:Bailey, (PL), 2005; ((PE), 2006;RA:Trinity(Franklin Co), 2008
Gallagher-Smith, S. E Fayetteville 1999 1999 2002 10
Lumberton Ct. (LP), 1996; Hornes-Sims-Gold Valley, 2000;( RM) : Elm City, 2003;RA:Wendell,
Assoc, 2008;RA:Wendell, Assoc, 2008
Gardner, Ronald E. RE N. AL Conf. 1970 1970 1973 8
Jacksonville: Pine Valley, 1996; Trans, from N. AL Conf., 1997; Fairview, 2000; Retired, 2004
Garner, Clarence 5 RE Goldsboro 1967 1964 1969 30
Smyrna, 1962; St. Lukes, 1964; Milton, 1966; Laurel Hill, 1972; St. Paul's (RK), 1976; Pleasant Hill,
1978; Carrboro, 1982; Raleigh: St. James, 1987; Manteo: Mt. Olivet, 1990; Retired, 1993
Gaskins, Jr., Walter2 E Fayetteville 1974 1974 1979 34
Henderson: First, Assoc, 1974; Mt. Carmel, 1975; Kinston: St. Mark-Woodington, 1977; Brodgen-
Falling Creek, 1980; Beech Grove-Rhems, 1983; Eureka-Yelverton, 1987; Havelock: Cherry Point,
1988; La Grange, 1999; Leave of Absence, 2001;GO:Zion, 2001; FA: Newton Grove, 2003
Gast, Michael F. 3 RE Fayetteville 1996 1996 1999 8
Bladen (SL), 1994; Moyock (PM), 1997; Murfreesboro, 1999; RA: St. James,2003; Retired, 2006
Gattis, William H. 1 E Fayetteville 1968 1968 1971 40
Grove Chapel, 1967; Hebron, 1969; Hay Street (Min. of Ed.), 1971; Coord, of Youth Min. & Social
Concerns, Conf. Council on Ministries, 1973; New Bern: Garber, 1977; Sanford: St. Luke, 1983;
Chapel Hill: University, 1986; Burlingston District Superintendent, 2004 (2007-Lead Pastor,
University Church, Chapel Hill)
Gentle, Brian G. RE NY 1966 1966 1968 40
Trans, from NY Conf., 1969; Spring Hope, 1969; Raleigh: Benson Memorial, 1973; Durham:
Epworth, 1981; Raleigh: St. Marks, 1990; Fayetteville: Haymount, 1999 ;Retired, 2007
Gibson, Alan C. E Fayetteville 1977 1977 1980 31
Attend School, 1977; Lumberton Circuit, 1978; Clinton Ct., 1980; Conway, 1985; Newland-Grace,
1989;EC: New Hope,1999;RM:Evansdale, 2006
Gilbert, Sr., Milton H. E W. Michigan 1968 1968 1970 40
Trans, from West Michigan, 1970; Raleigh: Wesley Foundation, 1970; Raleigh: Hayes Barton,
Assoc, 1971; Smithfield: Whitley, 1972; Durham: Duke's Chapel, 1975; Lillington, 1980; Louisburg,
1984; Roanoke Rapids: Rosemary, 1990; Morehead City: First, 1995; Raleigh: St. Marks, 1999;
Goldsboro Dist. Supt., 2001; (SA)District Supeintendent, 2007;Retired, 2008(lnterim D/S FA,-Jul-
Aug, 2008)
Gilliam, Pamela J. E Fayetteville 1996 2003 12
DU:Gillburg (PM), 1996; DU: Flat Rock (PM), 2000; DU: Flat Rock, 2003
Gillikin, Haywood W. E Fayetteville 1990 1990 1992 17
Whitley-Elizabeth, 1985; Micro-Fellowship, 1989; Pasquotank, 1990; Mt. Hermon, 1992; (EC)
Riverside, 2004
Gira, Jr., Michael D, 4 PE Greenville 2006 3
BU:Concord, (SLP), 2001; FA:Fayettevile:Haymount, Assoc, (PE), 2005
Girod, David W. IL Fayetteville 1998 1998 2000 10
Bethesda, 1998; Durham: Pleasant Green, 2000;VP/lnstitutional Dev., Louisburg College, 2002; FA:
Culbreth Memorial, 2003;BU:Salem, 2005;lncapacity Leave, 2007
534
Appt.
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Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Glass, Jr., Joseph C. RE Fayetteville 1955 1956 1959 41
Attend School, 1955; Layden Memorial, 1957; Dir. Youth Work Conf.: Board of Education, 1960;
Attend School NCSU, 1968; Asst. Professor, NCSU, 1971; Assoc. Professor, NCSU, 1976;
Professor, NCSU, 1984; Retired, 1996
Glaze, Coleman L. 5 E Fayetteville 2001 2004 7
EXTMIN:Campus Minister, Clemson University, 2001
Gleaves, Edith Lee E Fayetteville 1984 1984 1988 24
Student, Duke, 1984; Raleigh: Cokesbury, 1985; Raleigh: North Raleigh, Assoc, 1987; Assoc. Dir.,
CCOM, 1990; Durham: Resurrection, 1995; Deputy Gen. Sec, GBGM, 2000
Glennon, Dennis J. 6 IL Fayetteville 2001 2001 6
Ellerbe (FL), 1995; Ellerbe-Mt. Pleasant (FL), 1996; Associate Member, 2001; Eilerbe-Mt. Pleasant
(AM), 2001 ;Rockingham:Beaver Dam/Roberdel, 2002;RM:Zion,2005;
RO:lncapacity Lea ve, 12/1/06
Glover, Robert Keith RE Durham 1953 1953 1955 37
Attend School, 1953; Hay Street, Assoc, 1954; Maxton, 1955; Trans. To Rock-River Conf., 1957;
Trans, from NY Conf., 1968; Conf. Staff, 1969; Area Dir.: Roanoke-Chowan Mental Health
Service, 1974; LA, 1977; Holly Springs, 1978; Assoc, Hayes Barton, 1981; Assoc, Cary: White
Plains, 1984; Retired, 1992
Godwin, Sherwood A. E Fayetteville 1980 1980 1986 28
Franklin, 1980; Raleigh: Jenkins Memorial, 1981; Glendon, 1983; Soctland Neck, 1987; Pink Hill,
1988; Rones Chapel, 1992; Harkers Island, 1995; Bridgeton, 1997; Incapacity Leave, Jan-99;
Goehring, Carol Woods E Fayetteville 1978 1978 1980 30
Greenville: Jarvis, Assoc, 1978; Chowan, 1982; Elizabeth City: First, Assoc, 1983; Wrightsville
Beach, 1985; New Bern: Centenary, Co-Pastor, 1996;GR: Jarvis Mem., Co-Pastor, 2001 ;FA: Dist.
Superintendent, 2006;RA:Exec Director, Conn. Ministries, 2008
Goehring, David Jacob E Fayetteville 1977 1977 1979 31
Greenville: Jarvis, Assoc, 1977; Perquimans, 1982; Scott's Hill: Wesleyan Chapel, 1985; New
Bern: Centenary, Co-Pastor, 1996;GR: Jarvis Mem., 2001;SA:Southern Pines,
2006:RA:Raleigh:Highland, 2008
Goldfinch, Jr., Albert E. RE Greenville 1970 1970 1972 35
South Mills, 1970; Student, Gordon-Conwell Div. School, Mass., 1973; Student, Boston Univ. Sch. of
Theology, 1974; Teacher, Colegia Methodista, Costa Rica, 1976; Chap. & Couns., Ejercito de
Salvaction, 1979; Faison Circuit, 1987; Laurel Hill, 1988; Piney Grove-Hickory Grove, 1991; Marrow's
Chapel, 1993; Hightower, 1994; Rowland, 1997; Chadbourn-Evergreen, 1999; Family Leave, 2000;
South River, 2001 ; Sharon, 2002; GR: Vanceboro Circuit, 2003; Serve WNC, 2004; Retired, 2007
Gooch, Ray Thomas E Fayetteville 1973 1973 1976 35
Attend School, 1973; Albemarle, 1974; Pittsboro Circuit, 1982
Goodwin, Dennis M. 2 E Fayetteville 1978 1978 1983 30
Homes, 1976; Spring Hope, 1980; Mt. Olive: First, 1989; Manteo: Mt. Olivet, 1996; Jacksonville:
Trinity, 1 999; (NB) District Superintendent, 2007
Grant, Franklin K. 2 PE Greenville 2006 2
Gray Rock, (SLP), 2002; GO:LaGrange, (PE), 2006
535
Appt.
LP Appt.
Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Graves, Walter L. E Fayetteville 1990 1990 1992 17
Rock Creek, 1986; Fayetteville: Christ, 1990; New Bern: Trinity, 1999; EXTMIN,2004;NB:Oriental,
EXTMIN: 2004;NB:Oriental,2005
Green, Harold W. E Fayetteville 1977 1977 1979 30
Hamlet, Assoc, 1977; Rich Square, 1979; Laurinburg: Central, 1983; Chap., Methodist College,
1986; Cary: First, Assoc, 1989
Green, Lindsay G E Fayetteville 2002 2005 6
(GR) Kinston:Queen Street, Assoc, (FL), 2001; (GO) St.Paul, Assoc, 2003; RM:Conway, 2005
Greener, Thomas E W PA 1992 1992 2000 7
Wilmington: Wesley Memorial (OE), 1998; Trans, from W. PA, 6/7/2000; Topsail: Faith Harbor, 2000;
(DU) Durham:Mt. Sylvan, 2007
Greenway, Richard Owen E Fayetteville 1993 1993 1997 14
Attend School, 1993; Burlington: Front Street, Assoc, 1994; BU:Union Grove, 1998
Greenwood, Susan L.P. E Fayetteville 1981 1981 1983 26
Attend School, 1981; Jarvis Memorial, Assoc, 1982; Hollands, 1985; Swansboro, 1990; Wilson:
West Nash, 1996; Durham: Trinity, 1999; (RA) St. Fancis, 2004;(NB)New Bern:Centenary, 2007
Greer, Martin L. 4 PL 2004
Tabernacle, (PL), 2004; Kenansville, (PL), 2007
Grider, Linda 5 FL 2003
Charity, (PL), 2003; Woodland, (FL), 2007
Griffin, Michael L. 1 PL 2007
Little River, (PL), 2007
Grill, Charles F. RE Durham 1953 1953 1956 40
Trans, from KY Conf., 1953; Epworth, Sept., 1953; Eno, Nov., 1953; Burgaw, 1956; Lillington, 1961;
Person St., 1966; Scotland Neck, 1970; Coord., Conf. Council on Ministries, 1973; Southern Pines,
1979; Fayetteville: Christ, 1981; Roseboro, 1986; St. Pauls, 1988; Fairmont: Trinity, 1992; Retired, 1994
Grimm, Tammie Marie PD Greenville 2007
Appointed to attend School, 2007
Grissom, David R. 3 E Fayetteville 1973 1973 1977 35
Pekin, 2/19/70; Bethesda, 1970; Nash, 1971; Stem-Bullock, 1972; Goldsboro: St. Paul's Assoc,
1976; Star, 1979; Roseboro, 1983; Chaplain, Methodist Retirement Home, 1986; Supt., Oxford
Orphanage, 1989; Admin./CEO, Oxford Orph., Masonic Home for Children, 1998; BU: Prospect, 2003
Grist, III, Samuel 1 PL 2007
Belhaven:Trinity, (PL), 2007
Gunter, Edward M. E Durham 1972 1972 1975 36
Holly Springs, 1971; Sanford: St. Luke, Assoc, 1973; Clinton: Grace, 1978; Fayetteville: Gardners,
1984; Burlington: St. Pauls, 1988; Havelock: First, 1993; Tarboro: St. James, 1998; Garner: St.
Andrews, 2001;FA:Clinton, First, 2004
Gurganus, Ronald 7 PE 2001
Elevation, (PL), 2001 ;FA:Cumberland, 2008
536
Appt.
LP Appt.
Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Guthrie, Walter S. 7 RA Fayetteville 1989 1989 16
Perkins (LP), 1979; Disc. LP, 1981; Chowan (LP), 1984; Straits-North River, 1986; Woodland,
1991; Sharon (EC Dist.), 1997; Bethel (Wayne Co.), 1999;Morehead City:Franklin Memorial, 2002;
GO: Trinity (Lenoir Co.), 2003;Retired, 2006
Hackett, Charles M. 1 RE Fayetteville 1974 1974 1978 23
Merritts-Ebenezer, 1973; New Sharon, 1975; Shiloh, 1977; Fayetteville: Johnson Memorial, 1981;
Pilmoor Mem., 1982; Goldsboro: Jefferson, 1983; Kenly-Buckhorn, 1988; Retired, 1995
Hackney, Grace Renee E Greenville 2003 2006 3
BU:Cedar Grove, 2003 (PM);BU:Cedar Grove, 2006
Hadden, Sidney G. 4 E Fayetteville 1997 1997 2001 11
Jamesville (SL), 1993; Maury-Mt. Herman (PM), 1997; Fair Bluff-Cerro Gordo (PM), 2000; Spring-
Lebanon, 2001; Incapacity Leave, 2003;Appt'd to Serve in Ky Conference, 2005
Haddock, Jr., William A. E Fayetteville 1978 1978 1981 30
Duke Div. School, 1978; Duke Memorial, Assoc, 1980; Fletcher's Chapel, Jan-82; Maury-Mt.
Hermon, 1985; Shiloh, 1989; Wrightsboro, 1997
Hadley, Jr., Jacob Milton E Fayetteville 1974 1974 1977 34
Student, 1974; Hay Street, Assoc, 1976; Intrn., Univ. of GAMed. School, 1981; Chaplain Iredell
Mem. Hospital, 1982; Chap., Dept. Pastoral Care, Nash Gen. Hospital, 1986; Gold Valley, 1986; Dir.
Pastoral Care, Annie Penn Mem. Hospital, 1990; Dir. Chap. Serv., Durham Retire. Comm., 1996
Hagerty, Robert Allen E Fayetteville 1999 1999 2004 7
(NB)Swannsboro, Assoc, (PM), 1999 (EC:Murphreesboro, 2003;RA:Creedmoor, 2006
Hale, Michael L. 3 RE Fayetteville 1974 1970 1978 32
Marvin, 1966; St. John's, 1968; Center, 1969; Chestnut Ridge, 1973; Louisburg Circuit, 1975;
Person St., 1977; Hope Mills, 1982; Family Life Spec. Meth. Home for Child., 1985; Director of The
PEACE, Inc., 10/1/2000; F:St. Matthews-Grace, 2001 ;FA:St. Matthews, 2004; Retired, 2007
Haley, David Preston E Greenville 2006 3
RM:Littleton, 2002 (PM);Transferred from So. Bapt. Denom.,2006; RM: Littleton, 2006;(RM)Wilson:
Winstead, 2007
Hall, Stephen Blar E Fayetteville 1978 1978 1982 30
Cotton, 1974; Salemburg, 1975; Pekin, 1979; Morris Chapel, 1981; Chaplain, US Navy, 1983;
Rougemont, Nov. 1996; Zion (Wl), 2001; WLCarolina Beach, 2003
Hall, Steven Michael E Fayetteville 1987 1987 1991 21
Mt. Tirzah, 1986; Sharon, 1988; Pikeville-Mt. Carmel, 1991;GO: Smithfield: Whitley-Elizabeth, 1992;
(GR)Hookerton, 2007;BU:Leasburg, 2008
Hall, Jr., William Kenneth E Fayetteville 1989 1989 1992 19
Macon (SLP), 1986; Maxton: St. Paul, 1990; Erwin, 1995; Erwin-Parker's Grove, Jan-97; Wesley's
Chapel, 2001 ; BU: Mebane, 2003
Hall, St., William Kenneth E Fayetteville 1977 1977 1979 31
Wilmington: Oleander, 1977; Dublin, 1978; Fayetteville: St. Andrews, 1983; Jacksonville:
Northwoods, 1987; Richlands-Beulaville, 1/1/1991 ; Ahoskie, 1992; Durham: Asbury, 1998; BU:
Graham: First, 2002
537
Appt.
LP Appt.
Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Hamilton, James Winfred RE Durham 1953 1953 1957 32
Pinebluff, 1953; Norman, 1957; Salem, 1961; Star, 1964; Ebenezer, 1968; Biscoe: Page Memorial,
1974; Retired, 1985
Ham, William C. 9 AM Fayetteville 2004 8
GR: Queen Street, Assoc.(FL), 1995 ; (FA) Marvin, 2001 (FL), 2004 (AM);RA:Genesis, 2008)
Hamm, Rodney Gene E Fayetteville 1975 1975 1979 33
Walnut Grove, 1975; Kinston: Queen St., Assoc, 1977; Rockingham: East, 1978; Wendell, 1982;
Raleigh: Millbrook, 1983; Southern Pines, 1987; Wilmington: Wesley Memorial, 1990; Burlington
District Superintendent, 1996; (RA) Cary: First, 2004
Hammond, Robt. M. 3 E Fayetteville 1990 1990 1993 18
Bath, 1987; Straits-North River, 1991; Conway, 1993; Magnolia, 1997; Pinebluff, 1999; Lillington, 2001;
RO: Pee-Dee, 2003; Wl: Zion, 2004
Hancock, Cary Glenn AM So. Baptist 12
SA: Tropy Circuit (OF), 1990; Trans. From So. Baptist Church, 1996; SA:Troy Circuit,
1996;SA:Sardis, 2006
Hancock, Johanna H.6 PE(R) Fayetteville 2003
Jackson, (PM), 1999; Pink Hill, (PM), 2002; Mt. Tirzah, (PM), 2004; Retired, (PM), 2006
Hankal, Madison N. E Fayetteville 1994 1994 1996 14
Gillburg, 1991; Brookland-Brooksdale, 1994; Goldsboro: St. Paul, Assoc, 1995; Edgecombe
Parish, 2000; Leave of Absence, 1/1/2001; Rocky Mount: First, Assoc, 2001; (NB) Trinity, 2004 ;
(FA) Dunn:Divine Street, 2007
Hanson, Jared A3 PE Greenville 2007 1
BU:Fairview, (FL), 2004; (PE), 2007
Harbin, Jr., Harold H. 6 E Fayetteville 1996 1998 2000 12
Harker's Island (IS), 1989; (FL), 1992; Rockingham: Glenwood (AM), 1996; Hyde Co. Coop.
Parish, 2000;NB: Faith, 2002;RM:Halifax, 2006;GO:Selma:Edgerton Mem., 2008
Hardt, Otto Henry C. RE Fayetteville 1980 1980 1984 18
Seven Springs, 1980; Brogden-Falling Creek, 1983; Morris Chapel-Trinity, 1986; Burlington Circuit,
1989; Goshen-Keener, 1993; Princeton, 1995; Retired, 1997
Harrington, William D. E Fayetteville 1989 1989 1991 19
Washington Ct., 1987; Harkers Island, 1992; Greenville: Jarvis, Assoc, 1995;GR: Farmville,
2001;Family Leave, 9/1/07;GR:Lane's Chapel-Bethany, 2008S
Harris, Donald Lee 12 RE Rocky Mount 1966 1964 1968 27
Sandy Cross, 1954; Garysburg, 1957; Robersonville, 1962; Franklinton, 1967; Rowland: First,
1969; Griflon, 1976; Roanoke Rapids: Rosemary, 1979; Morehead City: First, 1983; Jacksonville:
Trinity, 1986; Laurinburg: First, 1990; Retired, 1994;RO:Rowland, 2008
Harris, Henry P. 12 FL 1996
Merrimon, (PL), 1996; Cedar Island, (FL), 2001; Leave of Absence, 7/1/2004 -6/30/2005; Broad
Creek, (PL), 2005; Cedar Island, (FL), 2006
Harris, Jr., James H. E Fayetteville 1973 1973 1975 35
Attend School, 1973; Kinnakeet, 1974; Rockingham: Glenwood, 1978; Kenansville Parish, 1983;
Fairmont: Trinity, 1987; Greenville: Jarvis Memorial, Assoc, 1992; Mt. Gilead: First-Zion, 1995
538
Appt.
LP Appt.
Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Harris, Jo Elaine 3 FD Greenville 2005 3
Church of the Resurrection, Kansas East Conf. (PL), 2002; RA:Dist.Missions, (PD), 2005
Harris, Jr., Robert G. RE Rocky Mount 1960 1960 1963 38
Trans, from WNC Conf., 1959; Eno-Palmers Grove, 1960; Brooksdale-Brookland, 1961;
Parkwood, 1964; Chaplain, USA, 1967; Chaplain, VA Med. Center, 1975; Retired, 1997
Harriss, David J. E Fayetteville 2002 2002 2004 6
(FA)Newton Grove, 1998,(FL); FA:Lillington, 2003;BU:Saxapahaw, 2008
Harrison, Shana D. E Fayetteville 1997 1997 2000 11
Appointed to attend school, 1997; Volunteers in Mission, Peru, 1998; Missionary to Peru, 1999;
Missionary to Chile, 2000
Harrison, Susan H. PE Fayetteville 2004 4
RA:Soapstone, (PD), 2004; GR: Washington, First:Assoc, (PE), 2007
Harry, James H. E Fayetteville 1993 1993 1996 15
Appt. to Attend Sch., 1993; Raleigh: Highland, Assoc, 1994; Franklinton, 1998; Raleigh: Trinity, 12/
23/1999
Harsh-Cafferty, Susan L. IL Fayetteville 1982 1982 1986 26
Graham: First, Assoc, 1982; Piney Grove-Hickory Grove, 1988; Goldston, 1991; Incapacity
Leave, 2002
Harvell, Clifton 5 PL 2003
Brooks Frizzelle Memorial, (PL), 2003
Harvin, David Lewis E Fayetteville 1975 1975 1978 33
Student, 1975; Trinity-Zion, 1976; Durham: Carr, 1980; Whitney-Cross, 1984; Cedar Grove, 1986; Carrboro,
1991; Dev. officer, Stop Hunger Now, 1998;Dir. of Development, GBCS, 2002; GO: St. Luke,
2004;FA:Fayetteville:Hay Street, 2008
Harwood, Jr., John E. RE VA 1959 1959 1962 43
Trans. VA Conf., 1973; Spring Hope, 1973; Angier, 1977; Oxford, 1990; Rocky Mount: Englewood,
1994; Roxboro: Long Memorial, 1999; Retired, 2002
Hatch, Mary Martha E Fayetteville 1991 1991 1993 17
Flat Rock, 1991; Fuquay-Varina Assoc, 1994; Buncombe St. UMC, Assoc/Coll.& Youth Min., SC
Conf., 1996; Coord/Volunteer Ministries, Henton Rural Life Center, 2002;Appt'd to Serve in WNCC,
Franklin UMC, 2007
Hawkins, Patricia Freeman E Greenville 2003 2006 5
(BU) Chapel HilLChrist, Assoc, 1/1/01 ,(FL); (DU)Oxford, 2006
Hayes, James H. AM Ky. Conf. 1993 1993 7
Pollocksville-Lee's Chapel (OD), 1998; Trans. PM from Ky. Conf., 2000; Pollocksville-Lee's Chapel
(AM), 2001 ;NB:Riverdale, 2002
Haynes, Tommy T. 6 FL 2002
Pleasant Grove, (PL), 2002; Lovejoy, (FL), 2006
Heath, David E. AM Fayetteville 4
RO:East Rockingham, (OA), 2002; RO: St. Pauls, 2004;;FA:Mamers,2006;RM:Hornes-Sims, 2008)
539
Appt.
LP Appt.
Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Heath,Jr., Leland M. 8 AM Greenville 2007 4
GO:Kenansville Par., Assoc. (SY/PL), 1998; NB:Dover-Clark.(FL), 2002;GO:Brownings-Smith
Chapel, 2008
Hedrick, Lonnie D. 7 PL 2001
Holly Springs, (PL)< 2001
Heitzenrater, Warren 12 FL 1996
WI:Chadburn, (FL), 1996; (PM). 1997; BU:Efland, (PM), 1999; Discontinued, 2002;Oak Grove, (PL),
(PL); Mt. Hermon, (FL), 2006
Helms, Jay 4 PE Greenville 2006 2
DU:Mt. Sylvan, (FL), 2002; EC:Gatesville, (FL), 2004; EC:Duck, (FL), 2005; (PE) 7/1 -7/31/06;
Helms, Jr., Julian B.7 RE Fayetteville 1977 1972 1979 21
Magnolia, 1969; Smith-Roanoke Rapids, 1974; Four Oaks, 1976; Pinebluff, 1981; Goldsboro: Pine
Forest, 1984; Wesley Chapel, 1989; Jacksonville: Northwoods, 1991; Disability Leave, 12/01/93;
Retired, 1998
Helms, Suzanna R. FL Fayetteville 1979 1979 1985 17
Raleigh: St. James, Assoc, 1979; Raleigh: Hayes Barton, Assoc, 1986; Raleigh: Jenkins
Memorial, 1987; Leave of Absence, 1992; Boilingbrook: Friendship N. III. (426.1), 1993; Family
Leave, 7/1/1996
Hemminger, T. Lamont 5 PE Greenville 2006 3
Wl: Garland, (PL), 2001; BU:Mt. Vernon-Sapling Ridge, (SLP), 2002; NB:Jacksonville:Trinity,
Assoc(PE), 2006
Henderson, Regina E Fayetteville 1997 1997 2000 11
Raleigh: St. Marks, Assoc, 1997; Chapel Hill: Univ., Assoc, 2000;Prog. Dir., Church & Society
Servant - Leader Initiative, Duke Univ., 2002;SA:Sanford Circuit, 2005;FA:Harry Hoosier, 2006
Hendricks, Melvin E. RE SC 1962 1962 1964 43
Middleburg (AS), 1961; Trans, from SC Conf., 1983; President, Methodist College, 1983 ;
Retired, 2006
Herrin, Charles L. 6 E N. AL Conf. 1974 1974 1980 34
Raleigh: Cokesbury, 9/1/1973; Assoc. Campus Min., Raleigh Wesley Foundation, Aug-74; Child
Care Worker, Meth. Home for Children, 1976; N. Alabama Conf., 1979-1993; Halifax (426.1), 1990;
Trans, from N. Alabama Conf., 1993; Halifax (E), 1993; Coats, 1994; Raleigh: Longview, 1999;
(RO) Bethesda, 2004;RM:Zion, 2008
Herring, Bobby W. 1 PL 2007
Beulah, (PL), 2007
Herring, Charles M. 1 FLv Fayetteville 1974 1974 1978 34
Roxboro:Grace, 1973; Oxford Circuit, 1977; Salem, 1977; Hopewell, 1980; Newland-Grace, 1984;
Lake Waccamaw, 1985; Chaplain, US Army, 1988;Family Leave of Absence, 2008
Hickle, Steven A. E IA 1973 1973 1976 35
Corinth-Antioch, 1975; Vanceboro Circuit, 1977; Haw River, 1981; Raleigh: Fairmont, 1990
Hickerson, Darren PL Greenville 2008
DU:Fletcher's Chapel, Assoc, 2008
540
Appt.
LP Appt. Present First When Ordained Ordained Not Inc.
Name Years Relation Admitted Admitted Deacon Elder LP Years
Hicks, Phyllis Kay E Fayetteville 1985 1985 1988 23
Raleigh: Benson Menorial, Assoc, 1985; Past. Coun., Past. Care & Cou. Inst, of DU-CH, 1987; Dir.
Pastoral Care & Couns. Inst. 1994
Hicks, E. Rose C 9 PL 1999
GO:Ebenezer (Wayne Co.), (PL), 1999
Hicks, Wayne Marion E Baltimore-WA 1973 1973 1975 12
Trans, from Baltimore-Washington Conf., 1995; Pikeville-Mt. Carmel, 1992; Pikeville, 1998; Salem
(Greenville Dist), 1999; (RM) St. Paul, 2004;RM:Nashville, 2006
Higgins, Lawrence C. 4 IL Fayetteville 1984 1984 1987 25
Harrellsville (LP), 1980; Harrellsville, 1984; New Hope-Woodland, 1987; Elizabeth City: Riverside,
1989; Burlington: St. Pauls, 1993; Fayetteville: Gardners, 1994; Hamlet: First, 1995; Robbins:
Tabernacle, 2000; Hertford, 2002;lncapacity Leave (2/01/05), 2005
Highsmith, Emmett 15 PL 1993
Westview, (PL), 1993; Rocky Point, (PL), 2007
Hill, Edward Carlton 3 E Fayetteville 1995 1995 1997 13
Mt. Tirzah, 1992; Kipling, 1997; (Wl) Sharon (Holden Beach), 2001
Hill, II, Edward Felix E Fayetteville 1978 1978 1982 30
Chapel Hill: University, Assoc, 1978; St. Lukes, 1980; Wrightsboro, 1981; Raleigh: Edenton St., Assoc,
1984; New Bern: Garber, 1987; Raleigh: Millbrook, 1995; Raleigh District Superintendent,
2004;RA:Raleigh:Edenton Street, 2008
Hill, Jan N. 5 E Fayetteville 2000 2000 2002 9
Broad Creek (LP), 1994; Pine Level Sanders (LP), 1995; No Appt. 1998; FA:Hay St., Assoc, 1999;
Rose Hill, 2002;NB:Harlowe-Oak-Grove,2006;SA:Pittsboro:First, 2008
Hill, Ralph McCoy RE Fayetteville 1979 1969 1981 26
Pasquotank, 1966; Harkers Island, 1967; Assoc. Member, 1971; Bell Arthur, 1971; Ellerbe, 1974;
Hawkins-Tabor, 1976; Hampstead, 1980; Fair Bluff, 1982; Bolivia, 1984; Goshen-Keener, 1986;
Enfield, 1993; Stantonsburg, 1995; Hookerton, 1998;GO:Hickory Grove, 2005; GO:Micro-
Fellowship, 2006; Retired, 2006
Hill, Jr., Richard C 10 FL 1988
Jamesville, (SLP), 1988 (6/19/88-7/30/88); St. Andrew, (SLP), (7/31/88-3/31/89); Discontinued,
(SLP), (4/1/89-6/30/89); Sharon, (PL), 1989; Edwards Chapel, (PL), 1991 discontinued, (PL),
9/30/92-6/30/02; RM:South Rosemary, (FL), 2002; GO: Rones Chapel, (FL), 2007
Hill, Robert E. 9 FL 1988
Stokes, (SLP), 1988; Discontinued, 1989 (SLP), 7/1/89-6/30/2000; WI:Chadburn, (FL),
2000;NB:Franklin Mem., (FL), 2003'RM:Conway, 2007
Hill, Tamsey Phillips PD Greenville 2007
BU:Past. Counselor & Mn. of Life Transformation, Evergreen, UMC, 2008
Hillman, Randy A. E Johnson City, TN 1976 1976 1979 31
Trans. To NC Conf., 1977; Leasburg-Salem, 1978; Goshen-Keener, 1980; Ocracoke, 1983;
Appointed to attend school, 1986; Assoc. Dir., Chap. Serv., Forsythe Mem. Hospital, 1988
Hines, James R. 12 FL 1996
WI:Carver's Creek, (FL), 1996; Union Chapel, (FL), 1999; Chadburn, (FL), 2003
541
Appt.
LP Appt.
Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Hinnant, Jr., Henry M. E Fayetteville 1990 1990 1992 18
Vance Charge (IS), 1986; Flat Rock, 1988; Goldsboro: Jefferson, 1990; Princeton, 1993; General
Evangelist, 1995; GO: Gen. Evangelist & Institute, 2003
Hobbs, James Lee RE Durham 1961 1961 1963 40
Pikeville, 1961 ; Assoc, Hayes Barton, 1961 ; Meth. Student Center, ECU, 1962; St. Mark-Lane's Chapel,
1969; Vanceboro, 1972; Institute, 1975; Ocean View, 1977; Hebron, 1980; Chapel Hill: Amity, 1985;
Raleigh: Trinity, 1989; Goldsboro: Providence, 1992; Burlington: Emmanuel, 1997; Retired, 2001
Hobbs, John W. 1 RE Rocky Mount 1966 1966 1970 21
Stem-Bullock, 1963; Mt. Tabor, 1964; Elm City, 1970; Jacksonville: Northwoods, 1973; Roxboro:
Long Memorial, 1977; Approved Evangelist, 1978; Retired, 1987
Hobbs, Michael B. RE Fayetteville 1976 1976 1979 30
Rich Square, 1975; Goldsboro: Jefferson, 1979; Durham: Glendale Heights, 1983; Durham:
McMannen, 1988; Burlington: Davis Street, Sep-95;RO:Rockingham: First, 2002; Retired, 2005
Hobbs, Susan P. 7 FL 2001
RA:Garner:First, (FL); 2001
Hobbs, Terry A, 4 PE Greenville 2006 2
SA:Seven Springs, (SLP), 2002; (PE), 2006; SA: Lemon Springs, (PE), 2007
Hockett, Margaret 17 FL 1991
Epworth, (PL), 1991; Wesley Memorial, (PL), 2000; (FL), 2002
Hocutt, Allison B. 3 E Fayetteville 1997 1997 2000 11
Hart-Speight, 1990; Asbury-Bethlehem, 1993; Mt. Pleasant, 1998; (SA) St. Luke, Assoc,
2004;DU:Aldersgate-Assoc, 2006
Hodge, Rudolph H. RE New Bern 1957 1957 1960 28
Raleigh: Millbrook, 1957; Raleigh: Macedonia, 1963; Raleigh: Hayes Barton, Assoc, 1964; Durham:
Aldersgate, 1967; Raleigh: Wesley Memorial, 1969; Voluntary Location, 1971; Readmitted, 1985;
Raleigh: Hayes Barton, Assoc, 1985; Garner: First, Assoc, 1986; Cedar island-Sea Level, 1987;
Pollocksville-Lee's Chapel, 1988; Shady Grove, 1991; Disability Leave, 1992; Retired, 1997
Hodgin, Hubert H. RE New Bern 1957 1957 1961 25
Leasburg, 1958; Mt. Herman, 1960; Lyon Memorial, 1965; Student, NCSU, 1969; Dir. Student Act.
Rockingham Comm. College, 1971 ; Dean of Fin. & Admin. Serv. Southside Com. College, VA.,
1980; Retired, 1982
Holliday, William E. E Fayetteville 1987 1987 1991 21
Union Grove, 1987; Scotland Neck, 1988; Rockingham: Glenwoood, 1991; Wanchese: Bethany,
1994;BU: Hebron, 2000 ;(RM) Wiison:West Nash, 2007
Hollis, Thomas M. E Fayetteville 1985 1985 1989 23
Belhaven: Trinity, 1985; Maury-Mt. Herman, 1989; Plank Chapel, 1992; Cary: White Plains, Min.
Member/Evangalism, 1997; Garner, 1/1/2001;(RA)Cary:St. Francis, 2007
Holloway, Teresa C. E Fayetteville 2001 2004 7
(NB) Jacksonville:Trinity, Assoc, (PE), 2001 ;(DU) Gillburg/Spring Valley, 2003;EC:Colington, 2005
Hollowed, David E. 5 PL 2003
GO:Pikeville:Mt. Carmel, (PL), 2003
542
Appt.
LP Appt.
Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Holtsclaw, Thomas G. RE WV 1969 1969 1971 32
Lea's Chapel-Warren-Grove, (SL) 1967-71; Trans, from W.VA Conf., 1973; Concord-Oak Grove,
1973; Robbins, 1979; Fayetteville: Campground, 1983; Rockingham: First, 1987; New Bern District
Superintendent, 1990; Greenville: Jarvis Memorial, 1996; Retired, 2001
Hood, Elizabeth M. H. E Fayetteville 1992 1992 1994 16
Sanford: St. Luke, Assoc, 1992; SA.Lemon Springs, 1997; (SA) Page Memorial, 2004; (GR)
District Superintendent, 2007
Hood, Jean L. 6 RE Burlington 1964 1961 1963 25
Brogden, 1958; Pink Hill, 1962; Hookerton-Rainbow, 1968; Glendale Heights, 1972; Roseboro, 1977;
Wilson: Wnstead, 1983; Retired, 1988; Beston (RE), 1994; Goldsboro: Jefferson (RE), 2000
Hoogerland, Thomas D. RE N.NY 1963 1963 1965 35
Trans, from Northern NY, 1973; New Hope-Woodland, 1973; Raeford: Hoke, 1978; Salem, 1982;
Bethesda, 1985; Elm City, 1989; Newton Grove, 1993; Retired, 1998
Horn, Joyce Beal LA Fayetteville 2005 3
RA: Genesis, (PD), 2006;LA, 2008
Home, Alvin Matthew E Fayetteville 1979 1979 1983 29
Rock Creek, 1978; Burlington: Friendship, 1982; (BU) Hillsborough, 2004
Horney, Jr., Thurman A.4 E Fayetteville 2005 3
DU: Oxford:Salem, (SLP), 2001; GO: Goldsboro:St. Paul, Assoc, (PE), 2005
Horton, Benjamin 12 PL 1994
Garland, (PL), 1994; Bolton, (PL), 7/1/1999-3/31/2000; 4/1/2000-6/30/2001, No App't; Epworth,
(PL), 7/1/2001 ; 7/1/2003 - 6/30/2004, No App't; Dixon's Chapel, (PL) ,7/1/2004
Howell, Karen C. 4 AM Fayetteville 2004 10
WLBurgaw. Assoc, (PL), 1996; (Wl) Scotts Hill: Wesleyan Chapel-Assoc, 1998; 2004,
(AM);NB:Harlowe-Oak Grove, 2008
Hoyle, Cathy McCabe PE Fayetteville 2005 3
RA: Cary:Macedonia, Assoc, (PE), 2005; BU:Salem, (PE), 2007
Hoyle, Jr., William S. E Fayetteville 1998 1998 2001 10
Kenly-Buckhorn (PM), 1998; Carolina Beach: St. Paul, 1/1/2000; (RM) Sandy Cross, 2004
SA:St.Luke-Assoc,2006; Ext.Min., Chaplaiin, Fed. Bur. of Prisons, 2006
Hubbard, Charles S. RE Elizabeth City 1939 1940 1942 36
Roseboro, 1939; Hillsborough, 1945; Raleigh: Trinity, 1951; Chapel Hill, 1953; Wilson: First, 1962;
Durham: Duke Memorial, 1 971 ; Retired, 1 975
Huckaby, Jr., Robert L. FD Fayetteville 1997 1997 9
Consecrated DM, 1986; Raleigh: Asbury, 1986; Ordained Deacon in Full Connection, 1997;
Raleigh: Asbury (FD), 1997; Holston Conf., 8/1/01
Hudson, Pamela Jo E Fayetteville 1988 1988 1990 19
Student, Duke Div. School, 1988; CPE Intern, NC Mem. Hospital, 1989; Clin. Chap. Samarkand,
1989; Chap., Sandhills Hospice Inc., 1996; Chap. First Health Hospice Inc., Pinehurst, 1998
Huffines, Terry Lynn E Fayetteville 1978 1978 1982 30
Lebanon, 1978; Bell Arthur, 1981; Browning-Smith, 1982; Rockingham: Pee Dee, 1986; Haw River,
1991; Goldsboro: Pine Forest, 1997; Carthage, 1999; (BU) Elon: First, 2004
543
Appt.
LP Appt.
Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Huffman, Bryan S. E Fayetteville 2000 2003 8
RM: Norlina (PM), 2000; RM: Norlina, 2003; (GO) St. Joseph, 2004; (NB)New Bern:Centenary,
Assoc, 2007
Huffman, Virgil Bryan RE Durham 1972 1972 1976 36
Rieglewood, 1969; Rehoboth-Harris Chapel, 1971; Bethesda, 1977; Cobb Circuit, 1985;
Goldsboro: Daniels Memorial, 1993; Dir. VIM, Disaster Recovery Office, 1/1/2000; Selma: Edgerton
Memorial, 2002;Retired,2008
Huggins, III, Hubert Sidney RE Greenville 1963 1963 1966 44
Attend School, 1963;Asbury, 1964; Conf. Evangelist, 1968; Goshen-Keener, 1970; Raleigh: North
Raleigh, 1972; Fayetteville: Hay Street, 1983; Greenville: Jarvis Memorial, 1988; Greenville District
Superintendent, 1996; BU: Front St., 2002;Retired, 2007
Humphries, Chris D. 9 AM Fayetteville 2004 8
(NB) Atlantic, 2002 ;FA:Victory-Person Street, 2006
Hunt, Henry 5 PL 2001
Hickory Grove, (PL), 2001; 8/1/2001 - 6/30/2004, Discontinued; FA:Fayetteville: Grace, (PL), 2004
Hunt, Terry PE Fayetteville 1994 5
Hickory Grove, (PL), 1994; Hickory Grove, (SLP), 6/08-6/30.1995 ; Pleasant Grove, (SLP), 7/01/
1995; Shiloh (SLP), Ken. Conf.; 7/09/1999, Ken. Conf (SLP); Shiloh,Ken. Conf., (FLP),7/01/2002;
Shiloh, Ken. Conf., (PE),7/01/2003; RA:Circle of Christ, 2004; FA: Coats, 2008
Hunter, Jack Legrand RE Rocky Mount 1960 1961 1961 43
Pleasant Grove, 1960; Millbrook, 1963; Farmville, 1968; Raleigh: Highland, 1973; Rocky Mount District
Superintendent, 1980; Burlington: Front Street, 1984; Sanford District Superintendent, 1995; Retired, 2003
Hunter, Jack M. 5 RE Burlington 1964 1962 1966 30
Stedman, 1964; Fayetteville: Gardners, 1969; Murfreesboro, 1976; Durham: Asbury, 1980; Dunn:
Divine Street, 1984; Farmville, 1992; Retired, 1995
Huskins, Sr., James R, 2 RE Fayetteville 1983 1983 1987 23
Andrews Chapel-Soapstone (LP), 1981; Andrews Chapel-Soapstone, 1983; Mt. Zion, 1987;
EC:Hatteras, 1991 ;EC: Edenton, 1/1/2000; Retired, 2007
Hutchins, David C. E Fayetteville 2001 2004 7
(SA) Star, 2001 (PE); (RM) Bailey Charge, 2007
Hutchinson, Charles H. 2 RE Wilmington 1959 1959 1962 39
Faymont, 1957; St. Lukes, 1960; Cobb, 1964; Bellemont, 1969; Leasburg-Salem, 1971;
Yanceyville, 1974; Durham: Lakewood, 1976; Creedmoor, 1984; Benson, 1986; Murfreesboro,
1990; Retired, 1996
Ingram, Geraldine D. RE Fayetteville 1980 1980 1983 15
Attend School, 1980; Durham: Epworth, Assoc, 1982; Franklinton, 1983; Admin. Meth. Ret. Home
of Durham, 1985; Pinetops-Hart, 1988; Assoc, in Ord. Min., Hinton Rural Life Center, 1990;
Program Dir., Hinton Rural Life Center, 1994; Retired, 1995
Innes, Randall Eugene E Fayetteville 1988 1988 1990 20
Rockingham: First, Assoc, 1985; Swepsonville, 1990; Elon College: First, 1996;NB: Swansboro,
2001 ;RA:Millbrook, 2006
544
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Ir
vine, Robert J. FD Fayetteville 1997 1997 11
S. IN &TN Conferences (LW), 1972-93; Consecrated DM, 1991; Durham: Duke Memorial (DM),
1993; Trans, from TN Conf., 1995; Ordained Deacon in Full Connection, 1997; Durham: Duke
Memorial (FD), 1997;Transitional Leave, 2005;RA:Millbrook, Organist, 2005
Jackson, David W. PL 2007
No Record of App't
Jackson, Joseph 2 PL 2006
union, (PL), 2006
Jackson, Jerry A. 6 E Fayetteville 1976 1976 1979 32
Student Pastor, Marietta-Olivet, 1972; Camp Rockfish, Director, 1973; Student, United Theological
Seminary, 1976; Wanchese, 1978; Newland-Grace, 1982; Oak Grove, 1984; Pilmoor Memorial,
1988; Hubert: Queen's Creek, 1992; Hubert: Oak Grove-Queen's Creek, Mar-97; Jacksonville:
Northwoods, 1998; GO: Providence, 2002; (BU) Bellemont, 2007
Jackson, Richard Carnell E AME Zion 1990 1990 18
Trans, from AME Zion, 1996; Elder's Orders Recognized, 1996; Chaplain, US Army, 1996 ;Leave
of Absence, 2005;FA:Hoke, Oct. 05
Jackson, Wilbur Ivan RE Wilmington 1959 1959 1962 40
Attend School, 1959; Trinity, Franklin, 1960; Fairmont, 1961; Knightdale, 1962; Garber, 1964; Hay Street,
Assoc, 1968; Aberdeen, 1973; Davis St., 1976; LA, 1983; Asst. Chap., Moravian Home, 1983; Durham:
McMannen, 1984; Whiteville, 1988; Cary, Macedonia, 1990; Laurinburg: First, 1994; Retired, 2000
Jacobs, Harold Dean FD Fayetteville 1997 1997 11
Consecrated DM, 1981; Prospect (DM), 1989; Ordained Deacon in Full Connection, 1997;
Prospect (FD), 1997
Jarrett, Eddie Jo RE Fayetteville 1985 1985 1992 10
Albermarle (FL), 1984; Roxboro: Longhurst, 1986; Durham: Lakewood, 1990; Leave of Absence,
1993; Appointed to attend school, 1994; Leave of Absence, 7/1/1995; Retired, 10/1/1997
Jeffries, Jonathan David E Fayetteville 1996 1996 2000 12
Appointed to attend school, 1996; Raleigh: Highland, Assoc, 1998; Raleigh: Avent Ferry, 2001;
RA: Edenton St. -Assoc, 2003
Jeffries, William Mac RE Richmond, VA1954 1954 1958 45
Trans, from VA Conf., 1956; Sanford: Trinity, 1956; Marshallburg, 1957; Whitakers, 1959;
Parkwood, 1961; Spec. Appt., Amer Friends Svc Comm, 1964; Mt. Zion, 1974; Wake Forest,
1979; Raleigh: Longview, 1983; Red Springs: Trinity, 1990; Southport: Trinity, 1994; Murfreesboro,
1996; Retired, 1999; BU: Rock Creek, 2003;DU:Henderson, City Road, 2005
Jenkins, David O. 1 E Durham 1986 1986 1988 22
Oriental (LP), 1980; Stud., Notre Dame Univ., 1983; Disc, 1984; Readmitted, 1986; Grad Student,
1986; Wesley Chaplain, Duke Univ., 1988; Exec. Dir., Christian Council/Metropolitan Atlanta, 9/8/
1997; Prog. Dir./Lecturer, Candler Sch. Theo., Emory Univ., 6/30/00
Jenkins, Wm. C. 1 PL 2007
Sharon, (PL), 2007
Jenks, Gregory Keith E Fayetteville 1987 1987 1990 21
Saxapahaw, 1987; Fayetteville: Johnson Memorial, 1993; Clayton: Christ Community, 1997;
EXTMIN,ZOE,2004
545
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Name
Jenness, Jr., Eugene R. E Fayetteville 1999 2005 8
(RO) Roberdel, 2000; FA:Kipling, 2005; (GO)Zion, 2007
Jernigan, Julius O. 2 RE Fayetteville 1955 1955 1956 46
Hobgood, 1954; Chaplain, USAF, 1956; Marshallburg, 1959; Chaplain, VA Hospital, Waco TX,
1960; Chaplain, VA Hospital, Fayetteville, 1973; Retired, 1997
Jessee, Durward D. E KY 1968 1968 1972 40
Trans, from KY Conf., 1970; Garner: St. Andrews, 1970; Carthage, 1976; Outer Banks Parish,
1980; Raleigh: North Raleigh, 1983; Cary: First, 1989; Raleigh: Hayes Barton, 1999; New Bern
District Superintendent, 2004; (RM)Wilson:First, 2007
Johnson, Clarence R. RE Rocky Mount 1966 1968 1968 40
Appointed to attend school, 1966; Raleigh: Pleasant Grove, 1967; Student, Edinburgh Univ., 1970;
Wilmington: Oleander, 1974; Tabor City, 1977; Asst. Prof., Asbury College, 1980; Prof, of Spirit.
Form., Asbury Th. Sem., 1994; Dean of the Chapel. ATS, 1999 ;etired, 2007
Johnson, Fred D. 4 E Fayetteville 2005 3
GO:Goldsboro:Jefferson, (SLP), 2001; (PE), 2005
Johnson, George W. RE Wilson 1958 1958 1961 41
Student Pastor, Rock Creek, 1957; Yanceyville, 1961; Faith, 1968; Webb-Trinity, 1972; Burlington:
Emmanuel, 1974; Garner: First, 1976; Chapel Hill: University, 1981; Wilson: First, 1986; Burlington
District Superintendent, 1990; RA: Hayes Barton, 1996; Retired, 1999
Johnson, Glenda N. RE Fayetteville 1982 1982 1984 20
Raleigh: Avent Ferry, 1981; Raleigh: Highland, Assoc, 1986; Garner: St. Andrews, 1991; Durham
Dist. Supt., 1998; Retired, 2002
Johnson, James D. RE Fayetteville 1992 1992 1995 8
St. Luke (BU), 1992; Evergreen, 1995; Chap., Dept. of Past. Care, UNC Hospitals, Ch. Hill, 1998;
Retired, 8/1/00
Johnson, Kathryn R. E Fayetteville 1994 1994 1996 14
St. John-Gibson, 1993; Raleigh: Edenton St. Assoc, 1996
Johnson, Lawrence E. E S. IN 1969 1958 1969 39
Trans, from S. Indiana Conf., 1984; DU: Asbury Temple, 1980; FA: John Wesley, 1988; DU: Fayetteville
Road, 1997; DU: Reconciliation, 1998; Assoc. Dir., Conf. Connectional Ministries, 2004
Johnston, III W. G. 11 PL 1997
Harrellsville, (PL), 1997
Jones, Brenda 2 PE Greenville 2006
EXTMIN: Chaplain, UNC Hospital, 2006
Jolly, Judith O. FD Greenville 2008
Transf. into NCC, 2008; RA:Apex
Jones, Daniel P. 5 AM Fayetteville 2003 11
Mamers (FL), 1997; (RM) Wilson: First, Assoc, 1998
Jones, David PL 2008
NB:Morehead City:Franklin Mem., 2008
546
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Name
Jones, Donnie Lee 11 E Fayetteville 1999 1999 2002 9
Granville-Vance, 1994; Wl: St. John-Smith Chapel, 1988; BU: Aldersgate
Jones, George Allen RE Fayetteville 1980 1980 1983 24
Aurora, 1978; Havelock: First, 1984; Mebane, 1989; Fayetteville: Campground, 1993; Roanoke
Rapids: First, 1998; RM: Englewood, 1999; Retired, 2004 (12/31/03)
Jones, Linwood S. 19 RA Fayetteville 1979 1979 6
Zion (PL), 1977; Nobles Chapel (PL), 1984; Holly Springs (FL), 1988; Pollocksville-Lee's Chapel
(FL), 1991 ; Currituck (FL), 1992; Trinity Parish (RM Dist.), Oct-96; Retired, 2001 ; GO: Turkey, 2003
Jordan, Bobby Lee 6 E W. VA 1983 1983 20
Sandhills (LP), 1973; Disc. LP, 1975; Turkey-Friendship (LP), Dec-77; Disc. LP, Nov-81; Served in
W. VA Conf., 1981-86; Trans. From W. VA, 1986; Chowan, 1986; Swan Quarter, Chowan, 1986;
Swan Quarter 1989; Albemarle, 1991; Perquimans,1995; Cordova, 1998; Incapacity Leave, 2001
Jordan, Robert Harry RE Wilmington 1951 1951 1953 37
Pembroke Ct., 1951; Southport, 1953; Roseboro, 1957; Murfreesboro, 1961; Snow Hill - Calvary,
1965; Nashville, 1969; New Bern: Garber, 1973; Oxford, 1977; West Nash, 1983; Retired, 1988
Johnston, III W. G. 11 PL 1997
Harrellsville, (PL), 1997
Joyce, Eric R. 14 PL 1994
RO:Beaver Dam, (PL), 1994; Green Lake, 8/1/1996, (PL);Beaver Dam, 10/1/1996-6/30/2002;
Doubs Chapel, (PL), 2002
Joyner, John A. 3 FL 2005
Goshen, (FL), 2005
Joyner, Jr., Frank Belton RE Wilmington 1959 1959 1961 42
Attend Sch., 1959; Pine Valley, 1961; Oleander-Pine Valley, 1961; Bahama: Mt. Bethel, 1965; Dir.
of Ed. Min. Youth and Young Adult, 1968; Coordinator, Youth Ministries and Camping, 1970;
Coord., Child and Youth Ministries, 1971 ; Coord., Leadership Dev. And Adult Work, Conf. Council
on Ministries, 1973; Mebane, 1974; Durham: Trinity, 1978; Exec. Dir., CCOM, 1985; Raleigh District
Superintendent, 1989; Asst. to the Bishop/Dir. Min. Relations, 1995; Retired, 2001
Juren, Jerry Jay RE Burlington 1964 1964 1968 35
Mt. Tirzah, 1964; St. John, 1967; Carver's Creek, 1968; Pembroke: First Calvary, 1972; Durham:
Parkwood, 1978; Mt. Olive, 1982; Mt. Gilead: First, 1985; Fuquay-Varina, 1989; Henderson: First,
1991; Roanoke Rapids: Rosemary, 1995; Retired, 1999
Kasper, John Mark RE Fayetteville 1980 1980 1983 25
Branson, 1980; BU: Fron St., Assoc, 1982; Rocky Mount Parish, 1984; Ocean View, 1987;
Couns., Hemenway Couns. Service, 1991 ;Retired, 2005
Keck, Andrew James FD Iowa Conf. 1996 1996 13
Electronic Services, Theol. Lib., Duke Div. School (PM), 1996; Elec. Services, Theo. Lib., Duke Div.
School (PM;FD), 1999
Killian, Diana Baldwin E MO E 1997 10
Maxton: St. Paul's, 1998; Tr. from MO East, 2000; RO: Norman, 2003;RO:Red Springs, Trinity, 2005
Kim, Chang Bae E Kor. Meth. Ch. 2007 2
Trans, in From Korean Meth. Church, 7/1/07;FA:Epworth, 2007
547
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Kim, Hyung Soo E Fayetteville 2003 2007 5
FA:Union, (PE), 2003; (E), 2007
Kim, Kwan Seok E Greenville 2008 2
RA:Agape Korean Ch, 2006; Transf. from Korean Meth. Ch., 2008
Kimbrough, Anita Jane PD Fayetteville 2004 4
GO:Goldsboro District, 2004; GO:Daniels Memorial, 2005; GOTeacher, MHC & Daniels Memorial, 2005
King, Carl Harnett E Fayetteville 1997 1997 2000 11
Haymount Assoc, 1997; Chap., Methodist College, 1999; Chaplain, Columbia College, SC,
2001;Leave of Absence, 2006;(BU)Chapel Hill: University, Adminstrative Pastor, 2007
Kinley, Grady Lee RE Sanford 1949 1949 1951 36
Bladen, 1950; Burgaw, 1952; Bethesda, 1956; St. John-Gibson, 1958; Webb Ave., 1962; Winstead,
1966; Star, 1968; Princeton, 1970; Tyrrell, 1972; Angier, 1976; Bahama, 1977; Eureka-Yelverton,
1980; Kinston: St. Mark-Woodington, 1982; Institute - Hickory Grove, 1983; Retired, 1985
Kirby, Wallace Hines RE Burlington 1952 1953 1954 39
Attend Sch., 1952; Acting Youth Dir., Conf. Bd. Ed., 1953; Fremont, 1954; Wallace, 1960; Dunn:
Divine Street, 1964; Fayetteville: Hay St., 1968; Raleigh: Edenton St., 1974; Durham District Supt.,
1984; Louisburg, 1990; Retired, 1992
Knott, Thomas Garland RE N. MS 1950 1952 1953 44
Trans, from N. Miss. Conf., 1972; Prof., Methodist Coll., 1972; Retired, 1994
Knowles, , Russell R.10 RA Fayetteville 1974 1965 18
Wesley's Chapel (IS), 11/1962; Ocean View (LP), 1963; Union-Newbegun, 1966; Allensville-
Trinity, 1968; New Sharon, 1972; Roberdel, 1975; Pittsboro Circuit, 1978; Raeford: Hoke, Pittsboro
Circuit, 1978; Raeford: Hoke 1982; Carver's Creek-Trinity, 1986; Retired, 1991 ; Carver's Creek
(RAM), 1991; Brunswick Circuit (RAM), 1992
Kohus, Sylvia T. 3 PL 2005
Warren's Chapel, (PL), 2005
Koo, Jeounghun J. 1 FL 2007
Wesley Memorial, (FL), 2007
Kossan, Joseph E. 2 RE Fayetteville 1989 1989 1993 12
Gillburg, 1987; Browning-Smith, 1989; GO: Jefferson, 1995; Bethel-Lebanon, 2000; Leave of
Absence, 2001; Retired, 11/4/2001
Kretzu, John R. 5 E Fayetteville 1998 8
Transferred from W.NC 6/6/02; Brogden, 1998; BU: Faith, 2003; (DU) Parkwood, 2004
Krueger, Todd S. 2 E Fayetteville 1991 1991 1993 17
Bonlee, 1989; Bridgeton, 1991; Smith, 1997; Burlington: Emmanuel, 2001; (RA) Zebulon, 2004
Kunka, Alice Kirkman FD Fayetteville 1999 1999 11
Program Coord., CLAY, 1996; Ord. Deacon in Full Conn., 1999; Ex. Dir., CLAY, 1999; Sunrise,
Assoc, 2000;(RA)Cary:First:, Assoc, 10/15/06
Lackey, Duke Caldwell E Fayetteville 1985 1985 1989 22
Siler City: West End, 1984; Biscoe-Bascom, 1987; Roseboro, 1991; Burlington: Front St., Assoc,
1998; (DU) Trinity, 2004
548
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Lain, Tara Culp 1 PL 2007
RA:Leah's Chapel, (PL), 2007
Lain Jr., W. Douglas 4 E Fayetteville 2000 2000 2002 9
Lea's Chapel (LP), 1996; Program Staff, Hinton Rural Life Center (PM), 2000; Appt. in WNC Conf.,
2001; Salem (Alamance), 2002;RA:Wendell, 2005
Lancaster, Maurice L.5 RA Fayetteville 1983 1983 12
Bladen Circuit (LP), 9/1977; Shallotte Circuit, 1982; Eureka-Yelverton, 1988; Sabbatical Leave,
1991; South River, 1992; Retired, 1996
Lane, Jr., John R. 6 RA Fayetteville 1984 1984 14
Old Dock (LP), 1978; Whiteville Circuit, 1983; Harker's Island, 1985; Riverdale, 1988; Pamlico
Coop. Parish, 1989; Sharon (Holden Beach), 1992; Enfield-Whitakers, 1995; Retired, Enfield-
Whitakers, 1995; Retired 1998
Lamb, Kimberly Strong E Fayetteville 1999 1999 12
Raleigh: St. Mark's, 1996; Ord. Deacon in Full Conn., 1999;RA:North Raleigh, 2003 (Elder, 2007)
Lamm, Dennis Cecil E Greenville 2003 2006 10
Stokes,1996 (PL); (GR) Vanceboro, 1999 (FL); RM:Rainbow, 2003 (PE); RM:Rainbow:2006
Lamneck, Forrest Donley RE W.PA 1967 1948 8
Trans, from East Ohio, 1978; Eureka-Yelverton, 1978; Corinth-Antioch, 1980; Retired, 1984
Lancaster, Charles Hulbert RE Atlanta, GA. 1959 1959 1961 23
Trans, from Kent. Conf., 1959; Dublin, 1960; Southport, 1961; Asbury-Pineview, 1965; Creedmoor,
1966; Disability Leave, 1971; Social Worker, Umstead Hospital, Butner, 1977; Retired, 1982
Lancaster, Ecwood C. 4 RE Fayetteville 1975 1968 1978 29
Cumberland, 1965; Norman, 1969; Wesley's Chapel, 1973; Wilmington: Pine Valley, 1987;
Wilmington DS., Eliz. City Dist., 1999; DS, Wilmington Dist., 2001; Retired, 2004
Langley, Delores Anne E Fayetteville 1987 1987 1990 21
Stud. Intern, Wesley Chap. London, 1986; Stud., Duke D.S., 1987; Circuit Min., Harrow Circuit,
England, 1988; Wilson: First, Assoc, 1990; CPE Intern, NC Mem. Hosp., 1992; Fletcher's Chapel,
1993; Dir., Alumni & Ch. Rel., Louisburg College, 2000;Evansdale, 2002;(BU) Burlington:Faith,2006
Langston, James 8 FL 2000
Falling Creek, (FL), 2000
Larkins, Juesie S. 1 PE 2007
Mt. Sylvan, (FL), 2007;(PE), 2008
Lawrence, Cheryl M. 1 PE Greenville 2006 2
BU:Carr, (PL), 2005; (PE), 2006
Lawrence, Teresa E. E Fayetteville 2001 10
Philadelphia (OF), 1998; Trans. FromAME Church, 2001; Phila. (FC), 2001; (FA) Cumberland, 2004
Laytham, David Brent E Fayetteville 1994 1994 1996 14
Efland, 1993; Brookland-Brooksdale, 1995; Lambuth Univ., Tenn., 1999; Asst. Prof. Theol., North
Park Theo. Sem., Chicago, 2001
549
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Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Leatherman, Harold F. RE Kinston 1950 1951 1952 37
Henderson: City Road, 1950; Knightdale: Ebenezer, 1953; Ebenezer, 1955; Manteo, 1959;
Morehead: First, 1963; Kinston: Queen St., 1958; New Bern Dist. Supt., 1973; Sanford: St. Luke,
1978; Rockingham: First, 1983; Retired, 1987
Lear, Heather H. 1 E Fayetteville 2005 3
RM:Englewood, (FL), 2004; ((PE), 2005; RA:Highland, (PE), 2006
Leburg, Michael W. 1 IL Fayetteville 1990 1990 1993 17
Johnston Ct., 1989; Rich Square -Woodland, 1992; Caledonia, 1996; Star, 1998; GO: Antioch,
2003; GO: Kenly-Buckhorn, 2001 ;BU:Phillips Chapei, 2005 ; Incapacity Leave, 2006
Le Blanc, Diane R. 7 FL 2001
Morehead City:First,Assoc, (FL), 2001; Core Creek, (FL), 2002:DU:Oak Grove, 2008
Ledford, Laura Fine FL 2008
RA:Raleigh:AII Saints, Assoc, 2008
Lee, Henry W. 5 RE Fayetteville 1975 1970 1978 24
Student Pastor, Harrellsville, 1967; Dublin, 1970; Stedman, 1977; Plank Chapel, 1980; Wrightsboro,
1986; Mt. Zion, 1988; Fletcher's Chapel, 1991;Angier, 1993; Retired, 1999
Lee, James C. RE Durham 1972 1972 1975 36
Mt. Tirzah - Helena, SLP, 1972; Greenville: St. James Assoc, 1974; Laurinburg: St. Luke, 1976; Raleigh:
Millbrook, 1987; Dist. Supt., Goldsboro, 1994; Wilmington: Pine Valley, 1999; RA: Highland, 2003
Lee, Samuel S. RE Kor. Meth. Ch.1957 1957 1981 3
Fayetteville: Korean (426.1), 1991; Trans, from FL Conf., 1992; Fayetteville: Korean, 1992;
Retired, 1994
Lee-Torres, Ronda FD Trans. Va. Conf. 7
Southern Pines, Assoc. (OE), 1999; Trans. From Virginia Conf. (FD), 2001; Southern Pines,
Assoc. (FD), 2001; Incapacity Leave, 2002
Lee, Woo IL, Paul 2 PE Greenville 2006 2
RM: Jackson, (FL), 2004; (PE), 2006
Leechford, Jane L. 3 PE Greenville 2007 1
SHOCCO, (SLP), 2004; SA:Aberdeen:Page Memorial, (PE), 2007
Leeland, Paul Lee E Durham 1972 1972 1976 36
Lucama-Sims, 1968; Spring-Garysburg, 1969; Franklinton, 1973; Chaplain, Duke Medical Center,
1975; Fairview, 1978; Garner: St. Andrews, 1982; Kinston: Westminster, 1989; Sanford: St. Luke,
1994; Dist. Supt., Goldsboro Dist., 1999; Asst. to Bishop & Dir. Of Ministerial Relations, 2001
Levin, Dennis P. 1 E Fayetteville 1978 1978 1982 30
Warren Ct. (PM), 1976; Hollands, 1981; Bailey, 1985; Enfield-Eden, 1990; Enfield-Eden-Whitakers,
1991; Ayden, 1993
Lewis, Jerry Dean 2 E Fayetteville 1980 1980 1984 28
Verona, 1978; Siler City: West End, 1979; Moncure-Buckhorn, 1983; Chaplain, USAF, 1985
Lewis, Martha PL Greenville 2008
NB:Pollocksville,2008
550
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Deacon
Elder
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Name
Lewis, Jr., Stanley A. E Fayetteville 1999 1999 2001 9
Center (Burl. Dist.) (PM), 1999; Rose Hill, 2001 ; (RM) Halifax Charge, 2001 ;RM:Calvary, 2005
Lewis, Richard F. 5 RA Durham 1972 1969 32
Pine Level (LP), 1967; Faison, 1972; Knightdale, 1974; Marshallberg-Smyrna, 1978; Magnolia
Parish, 1981 ; Aurora, Feb-84; Wanchese: Bethany, 1987; Roanoke Circuit, Wanchese: Bethany, 1987;
Roanoke Circuit 1992; Incapacity Leave, 1995; Retired, (12/31/03)
Licht, Robert Wayne E Greenville 2003 2006 6
(GO) Corinth-Ebenezer, 2003,(PE);DU:Mt. Sylvan, Assoc, 2005(PE); DU:Mt. Sylvan, Assoc, 2006
Lilliston, Elaine Ailing FD Fayetteville 1997 1997 11
RM: Englewood (LW), 1989; Consecrated DM, 1991; Ordained Deacon in Full Connection, 1997;
RM: Englewood (FD), 1997; Fuquay-Varina, Assoc, Jan. 1998
Lindblade, Jr., Eric N. E Fayetteville 1980 1980 1982 28
Spring-Garysburg, 1979; Chapel Hill, University Assoc, 1980; South Camden, 1981; Rockingham:
East, 1986; Rockingham: First (Co-Pastor), 1990; Stedman: Cokesbury, 1992; NB:Havelock: First,
1998;NB:Beaufort, Ann Street, 2006
Lindblade, Susan C. E Fayetteville 1981 1981 1983 25
Elizabeth City: First, Assoc, 1981; Sharon, 1983; Leave of Absence, 1986; Hamlet: First, Assoc, 1988;
Rockingham: First (Co-Pastor), 1990; Fayetteville: St. Matthews, 1992; Newport: St. James, 1998
Lister, Cynthia Kay E Greenville 2003 2006 6
BU: Efland, 2002(PE); BU:Efland, 2006
Lister, Joe Davis 2 RE Fayetteville 1976 1976 1978 18
Yanceyville, 1974; Trinity, 1981; Swepsonville, 1984; Smith, 1988; Retired, 1996
Little, Milton E, 16 PL 1988
Tabor, (PL), 1988; Goshen, (PL), 2002; Bethany, (PL), 2005
Little, Stephen Nelson E KY 1978 1978 1984 30
Transfer from Kentucky Conf., 1984; West Rockingham, 1984; South Camden, 1988; Trinity Parish,
1991; Goldsboro: New Hope, 1994; Clinton: Grace & Coharie, 1999; Erwin-Parker's Grove,
2001;RO:Lumberton:Chestnut Street, 2008
Livingood, Brent 5 PE Greenville 2007 1
IWI:Tabor City:St. Paul, (FL), 2002; Brookland-Brooksdale, (FL), 2004; (PE), 2007
Lloyd, Jr., Frank I. 5 RE Montgomery, AL 1959 1959 1962 42
Trans, from Ala. Conf., 1959; Bynum Charge, 1958; Butner Comm., 1963; Pittsboro, 1968; Selma:
Edgerton Mem., 1969; Fayetteville: Haymount (Assoc), 1971; Durham: Calvary, 1974; Newport: St.
James, 1980; Raeford, 1985; Snow Hill: Calvary, 1989; Durham: Parkwood, 1992; Wallace,
1994;Retired, 2002; SA: Carbonton, 2002
Locklear, Bill James RE Fayetteville 1980 1980 1983 23
Associate, Prospect, Maxton, 1983; Rowland: Ashpole, 1985; Rowland Parish, 1987; Prospect,
1991; Retired, 2004
Locklear, Douglas 8 PL 2000
Collins Chapel, (PL), 2000
Locklear, George 16 PL 1992
Ashpole Center, (PL), 1992; New Philadelphus, (PL), 2006
551
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Locklear, Kenneth 2 E Fayetteville 1991 1991 1993 17
(RO)Lumberton:Branch St., 1989; Western Conference, (Par. 426.1 )(2-1-93);Transfer from
Western North Carolina, (RO) Prospect, 2004
Locklear, Marshall 15 PL 1993
Fairview, (PL), 1993; West Robeson, (PL), 1995
Locklear, Matthue B, 5 PE Greenville 2007 1
Served in WNCC (Triad Native American Church), (FL), 2002; RO:Sandy Plains, (FL), 2005; (PE), 2007
Loftis, Thomas Edgar RE Durham 1961 1961 1964 42
Assoc. Rockingham: First, 1963; (Assoc.) Jarvis Mem., 1967; St. Matthews, 1970; Oxford, 1974;
Dunn: Divine Street, 1977; Tarboro: St. James, 1984; Goldsboro: St. Paul, 1989; District Supt.,
Rocky Mount, 1994; Sanford: St. Luke, 1999; Retired, 2003
Logston, Linda Susan FD Fayetteville 1997 1997 10
Consecrated DM, 1992; Trans, from FL Conf., 1996; GR: Jarvis Mem (DM), 1996; Ordained
Deacon in Full Connection, 1997; GR: Jarvis Mem. (FD), 1997;Transition Leave, 2006;Mgr.Fam.
Christian Bookstores, Asheville,NC, 2008(Greenville, St, James CC)
Logue, Kelly L. 1 E Fayetteville 2000 2003 7
GO: St. Paul (FLP), 2000; GO: St. Paul (PM), 2001 ; GO: Warsaw, 2003; (RA) White Plains, Assoc, 2004
Lovelace, Henry Neal RE N.AR 1968 1968 1971 31
Trans, from N. Ark., 1967; Tabernacle, 1967; Tabernacle - Marrow's Chapel, 1975; Creedmoor,
1978; Zebulon, 1983; Apex, 1987; Retired, 1999
LowryJII., James T. E Fayetteville 2002 2005 4
RA:Genesis,Assoc, 2002;EC:Mighty Wind, 2006
Lowry, Jr., Herbert 1 E Fayetteville 2000 2000 2002 9
Native American Larger Parish: Lighthouse, 1989(Desc. 6/30/89); NALP: Pembroke; W. Robeson
(LP), 1990; NALP: W. Robeson-Collins Chapel, 1/1/93; Roxboro; Longhurst, 1997; Triad Native
American Ministries (WNC Conf.), 1999;SA: Piney Grove-Hickory Grove, 2002
Loy, Samuel White 5 E Durham 1986 1986 1988 22
Walnut Grove, 1981; Phillips Chapel, 1984; Greenville: St. James, Assoc, 1986; Grifton, 1992;
Burgaw-Watha, 1998; Carrboro, 2001; (FA): Grace-Cohaire, 2003
Loyd, Roger Leroy E NW Tex 1969 1969 1972 14
Trans, from NW Texas, 1993; Librarian & Prof., Duke Div. School, 1993
Lucas, Carolyn Lucas E Fayetteville 2004 2004 5
(DU)Carr, 2002(PE); FA: John Wesly, 2003; Incapacity Leave, 2007
Lugar, Lawrence E.4 RE Virginia 1952 1954 1959 37
SLP, St. Paul-Sandy Cross, 1953; SLP, Mt. Pleasant, 1954; Trans, from Va. Conf., 1960; Assoc,
Wilson: First, 1960; Evansdale-Black Creek, 1962; Riverside, 1964; Wilson: West Nash, 1968; Mt.
Gilead: First, 1972; Fayetteville: Salem, 1974; Ahoskie, 1978; DU: McMannen, 1980; Raleigh:
Ebenezer, 1984; Durham: St. Paul, 1986; Retired, 1989
Lukens, Douglas J. 10 PL 1998
Herrings Chapel, (PL), 1998; Westview, (PL), 2007
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Lupton, Jr., J.Clifton FL 1991
Harlowe, 1991; Aurora, 1995; Rainbow, 1997;Rones Chapel, 2001;Havelock:Cherry Point,
2004; Incapacity Leave, 2006
Lykins, Patricia Jean FD Fayetteville 1997 1997 11
Consecrated DM, 1992; CONTACT, Durham, 1992; DU: Good Shepherd (DM), 1993; Southern
Pines (DM), 1996; Ordained Deacon in Full Connection, 1997; Southern Pines (FD), 1997;
Missionary to Argentina, 1999;Ex. Dir. Robeson Co. Church & Comm. Center, 1/1/
02;RA:St.Francis,Assoc, 2004
Lynge, Audrey H. E Fayetteville 1993 1993 1996 16
Rowland, 1992; St. Pauls, 1997; Couns., Family Alternatives of Lumberton, 2001; Counselor,
Center Point Human Services, 12/31/01; Dir., Past. Care & Counseling Institute of Durham, 2002;
Clin. Care Manager, Value Options, 2006;
Mackey, John M. RE W.PA 1957 1957 1959 41
Tr. from West PA. Conf., 1993; Dir., Fayetteville Family Life Center, 1993; Retired, 1997
MacVane, Joy R. E Fayetteville 2001 2004 6
(BU) Evergreen, 2001;Family Leave, 2005;(BU) Chapel Hill: Aldersgate, Assoc, 2007
Madison, Jr., John Talton E Fayetteville 1984 1984 1986 24
Wl: Wesley Mem., Assoc. (FLP), 1983; Wl: Wesley Mem., Assoc, 1984; Fair Bluff - Cerro Gordo,
1987; Lake Waccamaw, 1991; Mighty Wind, 2000; SA:Smyrna, 2005
Malcolm, Lawrence David E Greenville 2002 2006 7
RO:Sandy Plains, (FL), 2001; (PE), 2002;FA:Camp Ground. Assoc, 2003(PE); FA:Camp Ground,
Assoc, 2006; (SA) Broadway-Morris Chapel, 2007
Malloy, David Ophanalia IL Fayetteville 1987 1987 1990 21
Hoffman: Fletcher's Chapel, 1980; Fletcher's Chapel - St. Peter, 1982; Rowland: Cedar Grove -
Salem, 1983; Rowland: New Hope, 1995; Dist. Supt., Fayetteville Dist., 1999;lncapacity Leave, 2006
Malloy, Jr., James E. E Fayetteville 1988 1988 1992 20
Hamlet: St. Peter (FL), 1983; Lumberton: Mt. Olive Parish (FL/PM/E), 1987; Red Springs: Rhyne
Mem., 1994; Wilmington: Fifth Avenue, 1999;DU: Lakewood, 2002;SA:Sanford Circuit, 2006
Maness, Tracy Aubrey RE Rocky Mount 1960 1960 1963 37
Trans, from Ohio Conf., 1959; Morris Chapel, 1960; Assoc, Front St., 1963; Providence, 1964;
Chaplain USA, 1965; Pastoral Couns., Kernersville Family Practice, 1985; Family Life Specialist,
MHC, 1986; Family Life Spec. Calvary, 1993; Retired, 1997
Mangum, Robert Lee RE Wilson 1958 1958 1960 41
Trans, from Kentucky Conf., 1958; Pembroke: First, 1958; Sandy Plains, 1963; Robeson Co.
Church and Comm. Cnt., 1977; Prospect, 1981; Exec. Dir. SEJ Assoc, for Native American
Concerns, 1991; Retired, 1999; RO: Hickory-Grove/Sandy Plain, 2001
Mann, Barbara Price E Fayetteville 1988 1988 1991 20
RA: Layden Mem., 1988; Past. Couns., Life Enrichment Ctr., 1990; Past. Couns., Triangle Past.
Couns., Inc., 1996
Mann, Milton Thomas RE Wilmington 1959 1960 1961 41
Tabernacle, 1959; Knightdale, 1961; Macon, 1962; Providence, 1965; Duke's Chapel, 1970;
Hertford, 1972; Wilmington: Trinity, 1977; Garber, 1984; Laurinburg: St. Luke, 1987; Elizabeth City:
First, 1990; Washington: First, 1995; Retired, 2000
553
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Mann, William Joseph E Fayetteville 1971 1971 1974 37
Student, Yale, 1971; Wilmington: Wesley Mem. (Assoc), 1973; Campus Ministry, NCSU, 1975; Dir.,
Cont. Ed., Duke Div. School, 1984; Asst. Dir., Rural Ch. Div., Duke Endowment, 1989; Dir., Rural Ch.
Div., Duke Endowment, 1996
Marshburn, Eric PL Greenville 2008
NB:Lee Chapel, 2008
Marsicano, Leslie M. E Durham 1986 1986 1988 21
Asst. Dean, Residential Life, Duke Univ., 1988; Leave of Absence, 1989; Asst. Dean of Students,
Davidson College, 1990
Martin, Jerry Dean 2 E Fayetteville 1996 2003 9
SA: Ether (SLP), 1996; SA: Ether (PM), 1998; NB: Atlantic (PM), 1999; NB: Havelock (PM), 2002;
NB: Havelock, 2003; (BU) Swepsonville, 2004
Martin, III, Sam F. E Fayetteville 1990 1990 1994 18
Tabernacle, 1988; Mt. Tirzah, 1991; Trans, from WNC Conf., 1992; BU: Salem, 1992; Cary: N.
Harrison Ave, 1997; Cary: New Life, 1998; Dir., Fellowship of Chris. Athletes, East. NC Area,
2001 ;Min. to Youth, 1st Presby. Church, Hilton Head, SC, 2007
Mason, Glenn E. 5 RE Fayetteville 1984 1984 1988 20
Saulston, 1979; Oriental, 1988; Durham: Giendale Heights, 1992; Cary: Macedonia, 1994; Retired,
2004 (12/31/03)
Masciangelo, W. R. 1 FL 2007
New Hope, (FL), 2007
Massey, Gerald R. 4 RA Durham 1972 1970 29
Pikeville (LP), 1968; Eureka-Yelverton, 1969; Carolina Beach: St. Paul, 1978; Retired, 1997
Mathews, Richard T. 1 RE Fayetteville 1999 2003 6
NB: Shady Grove (PL), 1999; NB: Shady Grove (PM), 2000; RA: Bunn (PM), 2002; RA: Bunn/King
Hill, 2003; Retired, 2007
Maultsby, III, Josiah A E Fayetteville 1979 1979 1981 29
Student, Candler, 1979; Cary: First, Assoc, 1980; Moncure-Buckhorn, 1981; Chaplain, USN, 1983;
Charleston: St. Andrews, Assoc, SC Conf. (426.1), 1991; Elizabeth City: First, Assoc, Jan.,
1993; Love Joy - Macedonia, 1994; Carolina Beach: St. Paul, 1997; Kenly-Buckhorn, Jan.,
2000;Chaplain, Louisburg College, 2002; Leave of Absence, 8/1/2007;NB:Wlliston-Stacy, 2007
Maurer, Rhonda 1 PE Greenville 2006 3
RA:Raleigh:St.Marks, (FL), 2005; (PE), 2006; RA:Bunn-Hill King, (PE), 2007
May, III, Harold C. 1 PE 2007
Southern Pines, (FL), 2007; (PE), 2008
Maynard, Randall Grey E Fayetteville 1989 1989 1991 19
Horne-Lucama-Sims, 1988; Black Creek-Lucama, 1990; Greenville: St. James, Assoc, 1992;
Mayo, Leonard E. 10 RE Rocky Mount 1966 1958 1960 39
Pikeville, 1966; Asbury, 1968; Pine Forest, 1969; Star, 1973; Rockingham: Roberdel, 1978; Sneads
Grove, 1982; RO: Trinity-Zion, 1985; Retired, 1993
554
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McCarver, Clyde Gay RE Raleigh 1944 1944 1946 38
Roxboro Ct., 1944; Duke's Chapel, 1947; Sunset Park, 1951; Troy: Trinity, 1954; Washington: First,
1958; Chapel Hill: University, 1962; Wilmington District Superintendent, 1966; Raleigh: Hayes Barton,
1971; Rockingham District Superintendent, 1975; Sanford District Superintendent, 1977; Retired, 1981
Mclean, Kenneth B. E Greenville 2008
DU:RTP, New Church Start, 2008
McAllister, John M. FL 2008
RA:Hollands, Assoc, 2008
McClure, Mary F. 3 PE 2006 1
BU:Evergreen, (PL), 2006 (7/1/06-10/31/06); (11/01/06-06/30/07) No Appointment; FA:Salem, (FL),
2007;(PE),2008
McCubbin, Ellen PE 2008
WI:Seaside(Brunswick), Assoc, 2008
McDonald, Walter Neill RE Kinston 1950 1950 1952 37
Riverside, 1950; Franklinton, 1953; Prof., Louisburg College, 1956; Retired, 1987
McDougald, George 7 AM Greennville 2004 2007 6
RO: Cool Springs, (OE), 1996; (PM), 2004; (AM), 2007
McElray, Mary Lou 3 PE Greenville 2007 1
Cumnock, (FL), 2004; BelhavenTrinity, (FL), 2005 (12/31/2006); Center, (FL), 1/1/2007; (PE), 2007
McElroy, Steven Wayne E Fayetteviile 1989 1989 1991 19
Wilmington: Wesley Memorial, Assoc, 1989; Pilmoor Memorial, 1992; Pinehurst, 1995; RM:
Nashville, 2003;BU:Chapel Hill, Christ, 2006
McGarvey, Gregory Lynn E Fayetteviile 1994 1994 1999 12
Sharon (OD), 1991; Sharon (PM), 1994; Bunn-Hill King, 1995; Gold Valley & Hornes-Sims (PM),
1997; Gold Valley & Hornes-Sims (FC), 1999; Swansboro, Assoc, 2000;Hamlett:Fellowship-
Rockingham: St. Paul, 2002; (DU) Glendale Heights, 2004;Appt'd to E. PA Conf. 2007;FA:Culbreth
Mem., 2008
McKee, Robert Fullerton RE Burlington 1952 1952 1953 40
Dir. Religious Act. Louisburg College, 1952; Garland, 1954; Chadbourn, 1955; Trinity, 1958;
Calvary, 1998;SA:Pittsboro, 2005;
BU:Carrboro,2008
McKenzie, Charles Erwin E Fayetteviile 1975 1975 1977 33
Student, 1973; Elizabeth City: First (Assoc), 1975; Pasquotank, 1977; Moyock, 1982; Elizabeth
City: City Road, 1984
McKenzie, Jr., George R. RE Durham 1953 1953 1955 40
Appointed to attend school, 1953; Assoc, Jarvis Memorial, 1954; St. Matthews, 1956; Dir. of
Hospice of Nash Gen. Hospital, 1990; Retired, 1996
McKita, Carleton P. RE W.PA. 1950 1953 1954 45
Trans.from W. PA, 1983; VPDev., NC Wesleyan College, 1983; Mgr, Hosp. Nash Gen. Hosp.,
1990; Retired, 1996;RM:Hollister, 2008)
555
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McLaurin, Horace Lee RE Durham 1961 1961 1966 35
Kitty Hawk, 1961; Moyock, 1964; Fletcher's Chapel, 1967; Mt. Hermon, 1971; Newport, 1976;
Durham: Calvary, 1980; Murfreesboro, 1984; Smyrna, 1988; New Bern: Trinity, 1990; Retired, 1996
McLean, James H. 12 RA Fayetteville 1997 1997 8
Shady Grove, 1985; Asbury (NB Dist.), 1990; Midway-Bethlehem, 1992; Roseboro, 2000; FA:
Harnett: Cokesbury, 2003;Retired, 2004
McLean, Kenneth B. E Fayetteville 2002 2005 4
FA:Haymount, Assoc.,2002; FA: Sampson Charge, 2003;(DU) Oak Grove, 2005
McLean, Martha PE Greenville 2008
DU:Durham:Asbury.2008
McLeod, Walter Emmett E Fayetteville 1992 1992 1996 16
Fletcher's Chapel - St. Peter, 1984; Granville-Vance, 1991; DU: Asbury Temple, 1994; RA: Wilson
Temple, 1997
McManus, Hannah 1 PE 2007
BU:Chapel HilLhrist, (FL), 2007;(PE),2008
McMillan, III, Samual D. E Durham 1986 1986 1989 22
Roanoke Rapids, First Assoc, 1986; Pikeville - Mt. Carmel, 1987; RA: Mt. Zion, 1991; Elizabeth
City: Riverside, 1993; New Beginnings, 1998;Laurinburg:St. Luke, 2002; RM: District Superintendent
McQuade, James Stanley RE Irish Methodist Conf. 1983 1995 20
Trans, from WNC Conf., 1986; Chaplain, Meth. Students & Prof, of Law, Campbell Univ., 1986;
App't to Serve in Irish Methodist Conference, 2006; Retired, 2007
Meador, Amy LA Fayetteville 2004 3
Windborne, (PE), 2004; SA: Lemon Springs, (PE), 2006; Leave of Absence, 2007
Megill, George Caskey RE Kinston 1950 1951 1952 42
Trans, from Okla. Conf., 1949; Westover - Pleasant Grove, 1950; Westover, 1953; Hamlet:
Fellowship, 1954; St. Luke, 1959; Left for study in mission field (Brazil), 1961; Missionary to
Brazil, 1970; Trinity (Franklin Co.), 1990; Retired, 1993
Melvin, Jr., Billie F. 5 RA Fayetteville 1998 1998 7
Riverdale (PL), 1976; Pamlico Coop. Parish, Assoc. (PL), 1986; Mt. Pleasant (LP), 1991; Raleigh:
Edenton St., Assoc. (AM), 1998; Poplar Springs, 1/1/2001 ;Retired, 2004
SA:Poplar Springs, 2004
Melvin, Benjamin Ray RE Fayetteville 1979 1979 1983 22
Wesley-Blacks Chapel (PL), 1977; Wesley-Blacks Chapel (PM), 1979; Fayetteville: Person St.,
1982; Fayetteville: Trinity, 1986; Fayetteville: Christ, 1988; Leave of Absence, Feb., 1990;
Pittsboro: First, 1990; Retired, 2001; FA: Cotton, 2003
Mentzer, James G. 2 E Fayetteville 1998 1998 2001 10
Cumnock (IS/PL), 1/1/1995; Cumnock-Hickory Mtn., 1997; Vass-Cameron (PM/FC), 1999; FA:
Roseboro; EXTMIN, The Methodist Foundation, 2006
Mercer, Charles Henry RE Wilson 1942 1943 1944 46
Swansboro, 1943; Sunset Park, 1946; Fairmont: Trinity, 1951; Mebane, 1956; Smithfield: Cente-
nary, 1960; Laurinburg: First, 1965; Dist. Supt., New Bern, 1968; Exec. Dir. Conf. Council on Min.,
1973; Dist. Supt., Durham, 1978; Roanoke Rapids: First, 1984; Retired, 1988
556
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Metcalf, Ellen Hope LA Fayetteville 1983 1983 1985 12
Cary: White Plains, Assoc, 1983; DU: Duke Mem., Assoc, 1984; Evergreen, 1987; Lea's Chap -
Warrens Grove, 1991; Coats, 1992; GO: St. Paul's, Assoc, 1994; Stud., NC Mem. Hosp., 1995;
LA, 1997; Appointed to attend school, 1998; CPE, Duke Med. Ctr., 1999; Lv.Ab., 1999; Chaplain &
Bereavement Counselor, Hospice of Wake Co., 2001;Leave of Absence, 2002
Methvin, Rayford H.2 RE Fayetteville 1975 1974 1978 16
Bladen, 1973; Union Chapel, 1976; Spring Hill, 1980; Pee Dee, 1984; Retired, 1986; Old Dock(RM), 1994
Midgett, III, Peleg D. RE New Bern 1957 1958 1960 38
Oxford Ct., 1956; Chapel Hill: Aldersgate, 1961; Creedmoor, 1965 Sick Leave, Dec, 1965; Seven
Springs, Mar., 1966; Four Oaks, 1966; Newport: St. James, 1970; Ocean View, 1975; Wallace,
1977; Southport, 1982; Retired, 1994
Millan Cota, Hector M IL Meth. Ch. Mex. 2000 2000 8
Chatham Hispanic Ministries (OF), 1997; Tr. from Meth. Ch. of Mexico, 2000; Wake Circles of
Hispanic (New), 2001; Incapacity Leave, 2004
Miller, Jr., James Herbert RE Sanford 1949 1949 1951 40
Moyock, 1950; Westminster, 1951; Snow Hill: Calvary Mem., 1956; Goldsboro: St. Luke, 1961;
Beaufort: Ann St., 1965; New Bern: Centenary, 1970; Fayetteville Dist. Supt., 1973; Exec. Dir.
Conf. COM, 1978; Cary: First, 1982; Retired, 1989
Miller, Keith Allen E Wesleyan Church 2000 8
RO: Pee Dee (OD), 1995; Harkers Island (OE), 1997; Tr. From Wesleyan Church,
2000;Robbins:Tabernacle, 2002; (FA) Spring Hill, 2004;NB:Snead's Ferry:First, 2008
Miller, Lon William IL WVA 1989 1989 1992 12
Maysville, 1993; Tr. From WVA Conf, 1995; Hyde Co. Coop Parish: Swan Quarter, 1998; Dir., Hyde Co.
Par., 1999; Windsor, 2000; Incapacity Leave, 12/1/2000; Seaboard, 2001; Incapacity Leave, 2/1/02
Miller, Theodore Ralph E Fayetteville 1998 1998 2000 10
GO:Seven Springs-Bethel, 1994 (FL); GO: Salem, 1996; GO: Daniels Memorial, 1999; (EC)First,
2004;(DU) Roxboro: Long Memorial, 2006
Miller, Yuko Ueda PL 2008
Con. App. Evangelist,2008
Mills, Taylor W. E Fayetteville 2001 2004 7
(GR) Williamston: First, 2001 ;RA:Avent Ferry, 2006
Milton, Stuart McRae E Fayetteville 1989 1989 1992 19
Mt. Tabor - Riverview (SL), 1986; Norlina, 1989; Disciple, 1996; Cary: White Plains, Min. of
Membership & Evang., 1/1/2001; (BU) Walnut Grove, 2004
Minnick, Jr., Carlton P. RE VA 1954 1955 1957 42
Mt. Airy, 1951; Goochland, 1954; Ferrum: St. James & Bible Prof., Ferrum College, 1958; Rich-
mond: Westhampton, 1963; Williamsburg, 1967; Arlington: Mt. Olivet, 1973; Alexandria District
Superintendent, 1978; Elected Bishop MS Conf. Bishop, 1980; NC Conf. Bishop, 1984; Retired, 1996
Minnick, Gregory Carlton E Fayetteville 2001 2001 2004 15
(RM) Roanoke Circuit (FL), 1993; RA: Macon (AM), 1997; BU:Hightower. 1999;RM:Gaston, 2001:
RM:Halifax, 2005 ;DU:Mt. Tirzah, 2006;RO:Beaver DAm-Roberdell, 2008
557
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Minnick, Jonathon Allen E VA 1990 1990 1995 15
Trans. To NC Conf., 1993; Pleasant Grove, 1993
Mitchel, Laura Hayes E Fayetteville 2000 2003 8
WI:Wrightsville Beach(PM), 2000; WI:Wrightsville Beach, Assoc, 2003
Mitchell, Jerry E. 4.5 AM Fayetteville 2003 6
GO:Garris Chapel, (PL), 1998; (AM), 2004
Mitchell, Jr., William K. RE Durham 1986 1986 1990 18
Washington: Asbury, 1985; Conway, 1989; Center, 1993;SA:Candor, 1999 ;Retired, 2006
Moehring, David Owen E Cal-Nev 1989 1989 1994 13
Elizabeth City: First, Assoc, 1994; Trans. From Cal-Nev Conf., 1995;EC: South Camden, 1996
Montanez, Jose J. 2 PL 2006
RA:Clayton:Christ Community, Assoc, (PL), 2006
Moore, C. G. PE Greenville 2007 1
RA:AII Saints, 2007
Mora, Jose PL Greenville 2008
NB:Jacksonville::Pine Valley, Assoc, 2008
Morgan, Deborah Ann E Durham 1986 1986 1990 21
Hermon, 1986; CPE Intern, Duke Med Ctr., 1988; LA, 1990; Past. Couns. Life Enrichment Ctr. /
Marr. & Fam. Coun. Ctr., 1991; Past. Couns., Life Enrichment Ctr/ Marr. & Fam. Coun. Ctr., &
Couns. Duke Cancer Patient Support Prog., 1994; Chap., Duke Med. Ctr., 2000
Morgan, Robert W. RE Durham 1961 1961 1964 34
Assoc. Asbury, 1961; Assoc, Carr, 1962; Spring Hope, 1964; Mt. Zion, 1969; Wilson: Winstead,
1973; Enfield, 1979; New Sharon, 1985; Fairview, 1989; Retired, 1995
Morris, Alvin J. 11 RE Fayetteville 1976 1968 1978 21
Harrells Circuit, 1964; Magnolia, 1965; Oleander-Pine Valley, 1968; Mt. Gilead: First, 1974;
Rowland: First, 1976; Red Springs: Trinity, 1979; Burlington: Emmanuel, 1986; Wesley Chapel,
1988; LA, 1988; Windsor, 1989; Cordova, 1993; Retired, 1998
Morris, Brigitte A. 10 FD Fayetteville 1998 1998 10
Consec Diac Min., 1985; GO: St. Paul, 1984; Morehead City: First, 1987; Study Leave, 1993;
Personal Leave, 1996; Oxford, Oct., 1996; GR:Washington: First, 2004
Morris, Homer E. E Fayetteville 1977 1977 1979 31
Harlow-Oak Grove, 1977; Wilmington: Fifth Ave, 1981; Burgaw, 1985; Whiteville, 1990; Clinton:
First, 1995; Morehead City: First, 1999; (GO) St. Paul, 2004
Morrison, Charles K. 1 E Fayetteville 1974 1974 1978 34
Spring-Garysburg, 1973; Trinity, 1976; Nashville, 1978; Emmanuel, 1982; Roanoke Rapids:
Rosemary, 1986; Durham: Epworth, 1990; GO: St. Paul, 1998;Cary: White Plains,
2002;GO:Smithfield, Centenary, 2006:EXTMIN:Chap: NC National Guard;2008
Morrison, Jackie 1 PL 2007
RO: Fairmont: :Pleasant Grove, (PL), 2007
558
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Morrison, John Edward IL Fayetteville 1973 1973 1976 36
Hart-Speight, 1965; West Halifax, 1967; Roanoke Rapids: First, Assoc, 1972; New Bern:
Riverside, 1975; COM Staff, 1977; Troy: Trinity, 1982; DU: Trinity, 1985; Roxboro: Long Memorial,
1988; Southern Pines, 1994; Rockingham Dist. Supt., 1998; Incapacity Leave, 2005
Morrow, Floyd Ransome RE Fayetteville 1978 1978 1982 23
Pleasant Grove -Ashpole, 1974; Macon, 1975; Sandy Cross, 1979; Shady Grove, 1984;
Marrow's Chapel, 1985; Henderson: City Road, 1992; New Hope - Purley, 1994; Retired, 2001
Morton, III, Elva L 20 FL 1988
Haw Branch, (PL), 1988; Vernon, (PL), 1993;Maysville, (PL) 1998; Williston, (FL), 2004; Trenton,
(FL), 2007
Moseley, Charles Kay E Fayetteville 1978 1978 1982 30
Rougemont, 1 977; Bellhaven: Trinity, 1 981 ; Maury - Mt. Herman, 1 982; Clinton: Grace, 1 985; Saulston,
1988; GO: St. Luke, 1996; Clayton: Home Mem., 2000; EC: Hatteras, 2003;EC:Edenton, 2007
Moser, Gregory 1 PL 2007
Lebanon, (PL), 2007
Moser, Lena Rachel Tucker E WNC 1975 1975 1978 32
Trans. From Western NC Conf., 1977; Rocky Mount: First, Min. of Ed., 1977; Red Oak, 1979; LA,
1981; West Halifax, 1982; Lumberton: Chestnut St., Assoc, 1987; Staff, Robeson Co. Church &
Comm. Ctr., 1990; Saxapahaw, 1993; BU: Front St., Assoc, 2000 ;NB:Swansboro, Assoc, 2002
Moser, Rick Alton 1 E Fayetteville 1976 1976 1978 32
Red Oak, 1976; Rocky Mount: Clark St., 1979; Scotland Neck, 1983; Caledonia, 1987; Mt. Hermon,
1993;NB: Jacksonville: Northwoods, 2002
Moser, Robert Edward Lee RE Greensboro 1934 1934 1938 42
Spencer, 1934; Fountain Place, 1936; Clark St., 1940; Vance, 1945; Garner- Ebenezer, 1950;
Garner, 1953; Trinity, 1958; Raeford, 1962; Burlington: Davis St., 1968; Retired, 1976
Motley, Joseph Andrew E Fayetteville 1993 1993 1996 15
Carver's Creek, 1992; Morehead City: Franklin Mem., 1996; Vanceboro, 2002;NB:Bridgeton, 2005
Mull, Jr., Curtis M. 5 AM Fayetteville 1998 1998 7
Mamers (FL), 1993; Marvin (AM), 1997; FA: Christ, 2001; RM: Smith, 2007
Mull, Sandra H. 7 FL 2001
Parkton, (PL), 2001; Tabor, (PL), 2002; South Rosemary, (FL), 2007
Mullen, Roderic Lynn E Durham 1986 1986 1988 22
DU: Duke Mem., Assoc, 1986; Garner: First, Assoc, 1987; Rougemont, 1990; Fair- Bluff- Cerro
Gardo, 1991; Moyock, 1995; Haw River, 1997; Pastor, British Meth. Conf., 2001; (RA) Franklinton,
2004;FA:Roseboro, 2006;FA:Marvin, 2008
Murphree, Gary C. 5 FL 2003
Tabernacle, (PL), 2003; Trinity, (FL), 2004; Gillburg , (FL), 2005; GR: Bath,(FL)2007;
;GR:Washington Circuit
Murphy, Jr., James Olen LA Fayetteville 1996 1996 1999 10
Brownings-Smith (OD), 1995; Trans. From Amer. Bapt. Church (PM), 1996; Brownings-Smith
(PM), 1996; Disability Leave, 1998; Trinity (Franklin Co.), 1999; Apex, Assoc, 2002 ;Leave of
Absence, 2004;SA:Silk Hope, 2006;LA, 2008;(Serving in W.VA., 2008)
559
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Murphy, Mark D. 4 PL 2004
WI:Bolivia:Bethel, (PL), 2004
Murphy, Jr., Miles RE Raleigh 1956 1956 1958 42
Laurinburg Ct., 1956; Red Springs, 1959; Chaplain, USAF, 1964; Chaplain, VA Hospital, 1967;
Retired, 1998
Myers, Charles D. 2 RE Durham 1972 1972 1974 28
Halifax, 1970; Fayetteville: St. Andrews, 1975; Haw River, 1977; Sabbatical Leave, 1981; Oxford: Salem,
1982; Leave of Absence, 1986; RA: Zion, 1991; Burlington Ct., 1993; Littleton, 1997; Edgecombe Parish,
1/1/2001 ; RM: Stantonsburg-Black Creek, 2003;RM:Spring-Lebanon, 2005; Retired, 2007
Myers, Gail I. PE Greenville 2006 2
DU:Longview, Min. other Denomination, 2004; DU:Lakewood, (PE), 2006;GO:New Church,
Johnston Co., 2008
Myrick, Elwood L. 3 PL 2005
McGee, (PL), 2005
Nagel, Donald C. RE Durham 1961 1961 1963 42
Student, Duke Div. School, 1961; Cary: First, Assoc, 1963; Hollands, 1965; Student, NCSU, 1967;
Student, UNC, 1969; Norfolk Med., Intern, 1972; Residence in Family Practice, Newport News, 1973;
Asst. Prof., UNC -Asheville, 1975; Med. Dir., Alcohol Rehab. Ctr., Black Mountain, 1988; Retired, 2003
Namkoong, Won Seok E Fayetteville 1995 1995 1999 13
Linden: Parker's Grove, 1995; Seima: Edgerton, 1996;New Beginnings, 2002; RA: Avent Ferry,
2003;EC:Dist. Superintendent, 2006;SA:West End, 2008;SA:West End, 2008
Namkung, Kong Suk E Fayetteville 1994 1994 1996 14
Sandy Plains, 1993; RA: Wesley Mem., 1998; Fayetteville: Johnson Memorial, 2001; (FA)
Cornerstone, 2004
Nanney, Roy Keith E Fayetteville 1978 1978 1980 30
Vance, 1978; Pasquotank, 1982; Fayetteville: Culbreth, 1987; Hollands, 1994;RO:First
Rockingham, 2005
Nash, Jeffery R, 2 PE Greenville 2005 3
WI:Hampstead,(SLP), 2002; GR:Kinston, Queen St, Assoc.(SLP), 2003; Queen St, Assoc, (PE),
2004; BU:Evergreen, (PE); 2006
Neal, Jeanne R. 4 E Fayetteville 2001 2004 7
(BU) Concord, Student Pastor, 1997; (BU) Leasburg, 2001;BU:Haw River, 2005
Nelson, Michael N. 8 AM Fayetteville 2001 2001 7
Core Creek (FL), 1993; Core Creek-Tuttles Grove (FL), 1996; Pikeville: St. Joseph (FL), 1999;
Raeford: Hoke (FL), 2000; Raeford: Hoke (AM), 2001; SA: Robbins: Tabernacle, 2004
Nethercutt, Claude 6 FL 2002
Aurora, (FL). 2002;GR:Hookerton, 2008
Neuschaefer, E. Karl 5 PE Greenville 2006 2
DU:Butner Community, (SLP), 2001 ; (PE), 2006
New, II, Edward S, 3 PE Greenville 2006 2
RA:Leas Chapel, (SLP), 2003; RA:Raleigh:Edenton St., Assoc, (FL), 2004; (PE) 2006;
RA:Wakefield, (PE), 2007
560
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New, Judith Mann PE Greenville 2007 1
RA:Franklinton, (PL), 2006; (PE), 2007; RA:Wakefied, Assoc, 2008
Newman, Thomas W. 1 E Fayetteville 1996 1996 1998 12
LaGrange (FL), 1995; LaGrange (PM), 1996; LaGrange (FC), 1998; Angier, 1999;GR:Salem, 2006
Nichols, Sr., Thomas, M. 8 PE Fayetteville 2004 4
Haw Branch, (PL), 1995; EC: Pamlico, (PL), 1996; (SLP), 1998; Shady Grove, (SLP), 1999; (FLP),
2003; (PE),2004; Midway, (PE), 2007
Noble, II, James C. 3 E Fayetteville 1993 1993 1998 15
Warren Chg. (SL), 1990; Hookerton (PM), 1994; Greenville: Holy Trinity (Name changed to
Restoration UMC, 1999), 1998;GR: Genesis, 2002;EC:Fair Haven-Clark Bethel, 2005
Norris, John P. 5 PL 2003
Andrews Chapel, (PL), 2003
Norton, Mary Jane Pierce FD Fayetteville 1997 1997 11
Chapel Hill: University (LW), 1977; Consecrated DM, 1980; GBOD, Nashville, TN, 1981; Ordained
Deacon in Full Connection, 1997; GBOD, Nashville, TN (FD), 1997
Noy, Carol E. 5 E Fayetteville 1994 2003 9
Trans from New England Conf., 1994; DU: Butner (SP), 1994; DU: Rehobeth (SP), 1998; Spring
Chapel (PM), 1999; Wl: Fair Bluff (PM), 2001 ; EC: Windsor, 2003RO:Laurel Hill, 2006
Odom, Joyce D. 4 RE Fayetteville 1994 1994 1997 7
Micro-Fellowship, 1990; Trinity (Lenoir Co.), 1995; Retired, 2001
O'Keef, Robert D. E Fayetteville 1975 1975 1978 32
Asbury-Bethlehem, 1974; Rockingham, Glenwood, 1976; Kinston: Queen St., Assoc, 1978;
Windsor, 1980; CH: Orange, 1985; Richlands, 1988; Beulaville, 1989; Beaufort: Ann St., Jan.,
1991; Mt. Sylvan, 1995;RA: North Raleigh, 2002;Leave of Absence, 2007;SA:St. Like's, 2008
Old, Marshall R. E Fayetteville 1973 1973 1976 35
Attend Sch., 1973; Jacksonville: Trinity, Assoc, 1975; Oak Grove, 1979; Carthage, 1984; Graham:
First, 1988; RA: Asbury, 1997;Greenville DS, 2002;BU: Front Street, 2007
Oldham, Kirk Bradley E FL 1983 1983 1986 25
Trans. From FL, 1 990; Chap., NC Wesleyan College & Whitakers, 1 990; Chap., NCWC, 1 991 ;
Campus Min. & Dir., Raleigh Wesley Foundation, Feb., 1999
Olive, John G. 1 RA/E FL Conf. 1959 1959 24
FL Conf., 1953-68; Ordained Elder, FL Conf., 1961 ; Bridgeton (LP), 1968; Marshallberg-Smyrna,
1970; Harlowe-Oak Grove, 1972; Washington Circuit, 1973; Poplar Springs-Trinity, 1975; Glendon,
Poplar Springs-Trinity, 1975; Glendon 1976; Mamers, 1978; Hobgood,1983;New Bern: Riverside,
Jan-85; Sneads Grove: Carroll Chapel, 1987; Shady Grove, 1990; Aulander, 1991; Wesley's-Black's
Chapel, 1992; Retired, 1993
Oliver, Cory B. 4 FL 2004
Epworth, (FL), 2004; EC:Hatteras, (FL), 2007
Oliver, James Ralph RE Burlington 1964 1964 1967 41
Chestnut Ridge, 1964; Long Mem., Assoc, 1966; Brooksdale-Brookland, 1967; Knightdale, 1971;
Durham: Lakewood, 1972; Elm City, 1975; Ocean View, 1980; Pembroke: First-Calvary, 1984;
Goldsboro: Providence, 1988; Plymouth, 1992; Jacksonville: Northwoods, 1996; Hubert: Oak
Grove - Queens Creek, 1998; Retired, 2005;NB:Haw Branch-Cyress Creek, 2007 (RE)
561
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Elder
LP Years
Name
Olsen, William A. 2 E Fayetteville 2000 2000 2002 9
Trenton-Maple Grove (LP), 1998; Washington: First., Assoc, 2000;(GO) Pine Forest, 2004
Ormond, Jr., John Kern RE Raleigh 1965 1965 1969 39
Assoc, Edenton St., 1969; Ministry In and To Society, 1974; Westview, 1989; Coun., Parkside
Clinic, 1990; Couns., Parkside Clinic, Rocky Point, 1993; Retired, 2004 (12/31/03)
Osborn, Robert T. RE Seattle, WA 1950 1954 1955 38
Trans. From Pacific NWConf., 1954; Prof., Duke Univ., 1954; Retired, 1991
Osteen, Jr., Edward Powell E Fayetteville 1984 1984 1987 24
Raleigh: Highland, Assoc, 1984; Durham: Resurrection, 1987; New Bern: Garber, 1995;WI: District
Superi ntendent,2008
Oulton, Jo-Ann M. RE Fayetteville 1973 1973 1978 31
Student, 1973; Adm. Asst. Admissions, BUST, 1975; Wl: Wesley Mem., 1977; Caledonia, 1979; LA,
1981; Carver's Creek, 1982; Love Joy - Macedonia, 1986; Angier, 1990; LA, 1993; Red Springs:
Trinity, 1994; Wendell, 2000; DU: Glendale Heights, 2002; (RO) Hamlet: Fellowship,
2004;SA:Broadway-Morris Chapel, 2005; Retired, 2007
Owen, Travis W. 6 RE Durham 1961 1958 1963 36
Pembroke Ct., 1961; Carver's Creek, 1963; Burgaw, 1969; Ayden, 1975; Siler City: First, 1981;
Retired, 1992
Owens, Charles Bruce E Fayetteville 1983 1983 1986 25
Conway, 1983; Salem, 1984; Louisburg, 1997; Whiteville, 1999; Wl: Harbor,
2004;WI:Elizabethtown:Trinity, 2008;RM:Roanoke Rapids:First, 2008+
Owen, James E. 5 PL 2001
Bethany, (PL), 2001 ; 7/1/05 - 6/30/07, No App't; Christ; (PL), 2007
Owens, Charles Edward RE Durham 1953 1953 1953 37
Trans. To Chile Annual Conf., 1955; Trans. From Texas Conf., Kittrell-Plank Chapel, 1959; Burgaw,
1961; Warsaw, 1968; Fairmont: Trinity, 1970; Burlington: St. Pauls, 1973; Warrenton: Wesley Mem.,
1978; Brooksdale-Brookland, 1982; Brooksdale, 1987; Durham: Calvary, 1988; Retired, 1991
Owens, Lee Roger E Greenville 2003 2007 3
App'td to attend School, 2003; RA: Trinity (Franklin Co.), 2005;DU:Durham:Duke Mem., Co-Pastor,
2008
Owens, Sue H. 8 FL 2000
RM:Weldon, (FL), Weldon, 2000
Oxendine, Jimmy 9 PL 1999
RO: Fairview, (PL), 1999
Oxendine, Jr., Milford 2 E Fayetteville 1975 1975 1980 33
Pleasant Grove - Ashpole, Assoc. (IS), 1973; Mt. Tabor - Riverview, 1974; Sandy Plains, 1976;
Sandy Plains - Branch St., 1 977; Robeson Co. Ch. & Comm. Cir./Campus Min., Pembroke State
Univ., 1978; Pleasant Grove/Campus Min., Pembroke State Univ., 1979; Pleasant Grove - Fairview,
1980; Chaplain, USN, 1981; Lumberton: Branch St., 1993; New Bern: Riverside, 1993; RA: Wesley
Mem., 1995; Elizabeth City: Riverside, 1998; Hamlet: First, 2000; Wallace, 2002; RA:
Trinity;(Franklin Co.), 2003;RO:Cordova, 2005
Pace, James Herrington E AL-W. FL 1968 1968 1974 40
Trans. From AL-W FL., 1979; Prof., Rel., Studies, Elon Univesity, 1979
562
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Not Inc.
Years
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Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Page, Jr., Jack Ward 2 E Fayetteville 1989 1989 1993 19
Coats, 1987; Washington: Asbury, 1991; Lemon Springs, 1995; Love Joy - Macedonia, 1997;
Pittsboro: First, 2001 ;BU:Friendship, 2005
Panizo-Villadares, RosannaE Greenville 2006 3
Transfered from Peru Methodist Conference, 2006; DU: Cristo Vive, 2002; EXTMIN, Durham
Hispanic Ministries, 2008
Pantoja, Daniel O. 4 PL 2004
Circles of Hispanic Ministries, (PL), 2004; Chatham-Lee Hispanic Min., (PL), 2005
Parker, Joseph C. 6 RE Burlington 1964 1961 1964 24
Lane's Chapel, 1964; Cherry Point, 1965; Asbury - Dover, 1970; Vass., 1975; Selma: Edgerton,
1980; Grifton, 1985; Retired, 1988
Park, Sang E Greenville 2008 2008
Trans, from Korean Meth. Church, 2008; BU:Ridge-Garden, 2008
!
Parker, Richard H. 4 RE Fayetteville 1991 1991 1993 9
Roxboro: Ca-Vel, 1987; Sneads Ferry: Carroll Chapel, 1990; LA, 1995; Appointed in OR-ID Conf.,
2000; Leave of Absence, 2003; Retired, 2007
Parker, Rhonda R. PE Greenville 2006 2
BU: Ext. Miin., Dir. Camp Chestnut Ridge, (PE), 2006
Parrish, Carrie W. RE Fayetteville 1979 1979 1982 22
South River, 1978; Roseboro, 1988; Chap., Meth. College, 1991; Fayetteville: Christ, 1999; Study
Leave, 11/1/2000; Leave of Absence, 1/1/2001; Retired, 3/1/2001
Partin, Duane R. 1 E Fayetteville 1995 1995 1999 13
Cedar Grove (SL), 1992; Cedar Grove (PM), 1995; Piney Grove-Hickory Grove, 1996; Wl: Pine
Valley, Assoc, 2000;EC: Mighty Wind, 2005;BU:Orange Chapel,2006
Paschal, John S. 4 RE Goldsboro 1967 1967 1970 37
Sanford: Trinity, 1963; Chapel Hill, Orange, 1966; Assoc, Clinton: First, 1972; Southern Pines,
1974; Whiteville, 1979; Laurinburg: First, 1986; Rocky Mount: First, 1990; Goldsboro: St. Paul,
1994; Wilmington Dist. Supt., 1998; Incapacity Leave, 2001 ;Retired, 2006
Pasquarello, III, Michael E Fayetteville 1985 1985 1987 23
RA: North Raleigh, Assoc, 1985; Wl: Oleander - Devon Park, 1987; Grifton, 1991; Raleigh: Trinity,
1992; DU: Bethany, 1995; Professor, Asbury Theo. Seminary, 2001
Pate, Robert Bruce RE Durham 1953 1953 1955 40
Attend Sch., 1953; Bridgeton, 1954; St. Mark, 1957; Wynnewood, 1962; Norlina, 1964; Knightdale,
1968; Clinton: Grace, 1971; Durham: Glendale Heights, 1977; Oxford, 1983; Sanford: Jonesboro,
1990; Retired, 1994
Pate, Russell G. 1 PL 2007
Tabernacle, (PL), 2007
Patten, Brooks RE Rocky Mount 1943 1945 1945 41
RobbinsCt., 1943; Chaplain, US Army, 1945; Stedman, 1946; Wesley Found., 1948; Chaplain, US
Army, 1950; Pittsboro, 1952; Highland, 1954; Aberdeen, 1959; Bethany, 1963; Jonesboro Heights,
1966; Jacksonville: Northwoods, 1969; New Bern: Trinity, 1973; Hamlet: Fellowship, 1974;
Weldon, 1978; Seaboard, 1982; Retired, 1984
563
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Present First
When
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Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
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Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Patterson, Veronica 5 PL 2003
Millers Chapel, (PL), 2003
Patton, George Ronald E Fayetteville 1977 1977 1980 31
Jerusalem - Bethel, 1979; CPE Prog., Duke Med. Ctr., 1985; Durham: Bethesda, 1986; Henderson:
City Road, 1988; Allensville - Trinity, 1992; Creedmoor, 2001;GO:Benson, 2006
Paxton, Roger Davidson RE Fayetteville 1980 1980 1986 22
Micro-Fellowship, 1980; Holly Springs, 1981; Leave of Absence, 1982; Student, CPE Intern, NC
Memorial Hospital, 1983; Swan Quarter, 1984; Rainbow, 1989; Norman, 1991; Kenansville Parish,
1996; Hopewell, 2000; Family Leave, 2002; Retired, 2004 (12/31/03)
Payne, Argel Harold RE WV 1961 1961 1964 30
Trans, from VA Conf., 1966; White Mem., 1966; Pleasant Grove, 1970; Gatesville, 1973; Burgaw,
1975; RA: Longview, 1980; Smyrna, 1983; Newport: St. James, 1988; Ebenezer, 1991; Retired, 1993
Peacock, Mary RD 2005
Retired, 2005
Pearce, Harvey W. 4 RE Asheville 1954 1957 1959 40
Trans, from WNC Conf., 1957; Columbia, 1959; Halifax, 1961; Saxapahaw, 1964; Webb Ave.,
1966; Riverside, 1969; Pittsboro: First, 1972; Union Chapel, 1974; Northhampton, 1976;
Kenansville - Parish, 1980; South Mills, 1983; Rich Square - Woodland, 1985; Laurel Hill, 1986;
Roberdel, 1988;Asbury: Bethlehem, 1989; Rougemont, 1991; Retired, 1994
Pearce, Raymond 10 FL 1998
RM:Seaboard, (FL), 1998; RM:Englewood, Assoc, (FL), 2000; GR:Bath, (FL), 2002;DU:Gillburg-
Spring Valley, (FL), 2007
Pearsall, John S. RE Fayetteville 1955 1955 1957 29
Trans. From S. Calif. -Ariz. Conf., 1957; Carolina Beach, 1957; Bethesda, 1958; Grace, 1959;
Robersonville, 1960; Chap. To ENC Sanatorium, 1962; Sims, 1962; Chap., VA, 1966; Retired, 1984
Pearsall, St., Wm. 14 RL 1993
Rocky Point, (PL), 1993; Maco - Shiloh, (PL), 1995; Jordans Chapel, (PL), 2004
Pearson, James D.2 E Fayetteville 1993 1993 1999 15
Stem-Bullock's (SL), 1991; Stem-Bullock's (PM), 1993; Trinity-Zion, 1995; Hawkins-Tabor, 1999;
Calvary (Ry. Mt. Dist.), 2001 ;NB:Hubert:Oak Grove-Queen's Creek, 2005
Peay, Dennis C. E Fayetteville 2001 2004 6
(GO) Smithfield: Centenary-Assoc, 2000; (BU) Cedar Cliff, 2001; ((AM), 1995; RA) Acts,
2004;RA:RaleiLaurelgh:Wesley Memorial, 2008
Perry, Brian Darren 7 E Fayetteville 1988 1995 19981 13
Ord.Deac.(AM), 1995;WI:Carver's Creek, 1999;RO:Rowland, 2005;RO:Bethesda, 2008
Peterson, Francis Gerald RE Kinston 1962 1962 1965 37
Palmer's rove, 1962;Woodington-Webb's, 1965;Belhaven, 1967; Greenville:St.James,APalmerove,
Coordinator, Children's Ministry and Camping, Conf. Coun. On Min., 1974; Counselor, Juvenile Court
System, 1976; Dir., Phoenix Org., 1980; Assoc, Kinston: Queen St., 1981; Pittsboro: First, 1983;
Family Life Specialist, MHC, 1985; Clin. Supervisor, Crisis Couns. Serv, MHC, 1990; Dir., Family
344 Reservation Services, MHC, 1996; Retired, 1999: SA: Roseland, 2003
Petty, Bruce E. 1 FL 2007
SATrinity Missional Church, (FL), 2007
564
Appt.
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When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Phillips, III, Grady Paul RE Kinston 1962 1962 1965 41
Attend Sen., 1962; Rocky Mount: First, Assoc, 1963; Fairmont, Assoc, 1965; Layden, 1966;
Carolina Beach: St. Paul's, 1969; Scotland Neck, 1973; Durham: McMannen, 1977; Mt. Gilead: First,
1980; Assoc. Dir., CCOM, 1985; Smithfield: Centenary, 1993; Graham: First, 1997; Retired, 2002
Phillips, James Donald RE Rocky Mount 1966 1966 1969 38
Maybrook-Massey, 1966; Bahama: Mount Bethel, 1968; Nashville, 1973; Burlington: Emmanuel,
1978; Aberdeen, 1982; Wesley's Chapel, 1987; Manteo: Mt. Olivet, 1988; Mt. Sylvan, 1990;
Clinton: First, 1991; Henderson: First, 1995; RA: Benson Mem., 1999; Retired, 2004 (12/31/03)
Pickett, Harold Thurman RE Rocky Mount 1960 1960 1965 34
Shallotte, 1 960; Carrols Ch. - Sneads Ferry, 1 963; Aulander, 1 965; Silk Hope Ct., 1 968; Cobb Ct.,
1970; St. John's - Gibson, 1975; West End, 1977; Whitakers, 1979; Belgrade - Tabernacle, 1983;
South Mills, 1987; Rainbow, 1991; Retired, 1994
Pierce Guider, Charlene H. E Fayetteville 1989 1989 1991 19
Fayetteville: Hay St., Assoc, 1987; Trenton - Maple Grove, 1990; Richlands, 1998; New Bern:
Centenary - Co-Pastor , 2002 ;NB: New Bern: Trinity, 2007
Pilgrim, Carolyn Smith E Durham 1986 1986 1990 23
Jones Chapel, 1985; Mt. Pleasant, 1988; South Mills, 1991; Plymouth, 1996; Golds.:New Hope,
1999; Raleigh: Wesley Memorial, 2001; (GR)Washington: Asbury, 2004
Pinner, William R. 7 IL Fayetteville 1977 1970 1981 31
Perquimams, 1968; Assoc, Membership, 1974; Lucama - Sims, 1974; Durham: Pleasant Green,
1976; Kenly-Buckhorn, 1980; Concord, 1984; Wilson: Wnstead, 1988; DU: Asbury, 1991;
Beaufort: Ann Street, 1995; Garner, 1999; Incapacity Leave, 9/1/2000
Pittard, III, Lee Roy 3 E Fayetteville 1998 1999 2001 9
Oxford: Salem (SL), 1996; Rich Square-Woodland (PM), 1999; Milwaukee-Woodland, 2001; (BU)
St. Paul, 2004
Plowman, Charles H.5 E Fayetteville 1995 1995 1999 13
Jamesville (SL), 1990; Warren's Grove (SL), 1992; Warren's Grove (PM), 1995; Rich Square -
Woodland, 1996; Scotland Neck, 1998; Scotland Neck-Rich Square, 2001; (SA) Carthage, 2004
Plowman, Sally Steinert E Fayetteville 1992 1992 1995 16
Jamesville, 1992; Hightower, 1993; Rainbow, 1994; Scotland Neck, 1995; Richland Square -Wood-
lands, 1998; Chris. Ed. Dir., Greenville Dist., 1999; Washington Cir., Jan., 2000; (SA) Ether, 2004
Pollock, Charles L. 5 RE Fayetteville 1974 1974 1977 30
Lyon Mem., 1969; Holly Springs, 1970; Turkey, 1972; Wake Forest, 1974; Fayetteville: Christ,
1978; Richlands, 1981; Washington: First, 1985; Raleigh: North Raleigh, 1989; DU: Aldersgate,
Mar. 1991; Lumberton: Chestnut Street, 1994; Elizabeth City: First, 1997; Beaufort: Ann Street,
1999; Retired, 2004 (12/31/03)
Ponder, Reginald W. 6 RE Wilmington 1959 1959 1961 46
Student Pastor, Lovejoy - Macedonia, 1958; Leasburg, 1962; Rocky Mount: Englewood, 1966;
Sanford: St. Luke, 1970; New Bern District Supt., 1978; Raleigh Dist. Supt., 1980; Rocky Mount:
First, 1983; Ex. Sec, SeJ COM Adm. Council, 1987; Pres. & CEO, Meth. Ret. Homes, Inc., 1993;
Dir., Development, MRH, Inc., 2000; Pres., Louisburg College, 2002; Retired, 2005
Ponder, Jr., Reginald W. LA Fayetteville 1998 1998 2000 10
Mt.Tirzah, 1998; Rainbow, 2001; GO: Princeton, 2003; Incapacity Leave, 2005;EC:Perkins, 2006 ;
DU: Mt. Carmei, 2007; Incapacity Lea ve, 2007;LA, 2008
565
Appt.
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Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Poole, Bettye Wallace E Fayetteville 1997 1997 2000 10
LA, 1997; Clin. Chap., Wake Co. Sherrifs Dept., 1998; Leave of Absence,
2004;EXTMIN:Emeg.Prep.Mgr, Off.of Crime Control, State of NC, 2005
Pope, Thomas A. 2 RE Greenville 1956 1956 1958 25
Stokes, 1956; Smith, 1957; Winstead, 1962; Franklinton, 1966; Meth. Coll., Dean of Men, 1967;
Dean of Students, Meth. Coll., 1970; Asst. Prof., Meth. Coll., 1973; Retired, 1981
Porter, Ernest Ray 2 RE Gulfport, MS. 1959 1959 1963 40
Trans. From Miss. Conf., 1961; Bethseda, 1959; Union Grove, 1961; Assoc, Hayes Barton, 1962;
Selma, 1964; Westminster, 1968; Assoc. Dir., Prog. Council Witness, Outreach & Involvement,
1971; New Bern: Centenary, 1973; Goldsboro: Dist. Supt., 1980; Dir., CCOM, 1982; Ex. Dir.,
Methodist Retirement Homes, 1985; Morehead City: First, 1986; Dir., Off. Of Finance & Field Ser.,
GBGM, 1988; Exec. Dir., Ch. Funding Assoc, 1991; Retired, 1999
Potter, Jr., Benjamin F. RE Greenville 1963 1963 1969 36
Rockingham: First Assoc, 1967; Beliemont, 1968; Columbia: Wesley Mem., 1968; Princeton, 1972;
Durham: Aldersgate, 1975; Grad. Sch., Wright State Univ., 1981; Broughton Hosp., Clin. Psych.
Intern, 1983; Dir., Psy. Services, Gaston-Lincoln Mental Health Programs, 1983; Chief Psyck.,
Dept. Psychiatry, Gaston Mem. Hosp., 1994; Retired, 1999
Poulk, Robert M. 7 RE Rocky Mount 1960 1956 1958 29
Beaufort Circuit, 1953; Salem, 1958; Fayetteville: Culbreth Mem., 1965; Selma: Edgerton-Brietz,
1973; Ahoskie, 1980; Retired, 1989
Powell, Cynthia D. 4 FD Fayetteville 1998 1998 10
SC Conf., 1986; Graham: First, 1988; BU: Front St., 2003
Presnal, Gregg A. 18 FL 1990
RM;Gold Valley, (PL), 1990; Poplar Springs, (PL), 1992; (SLP), 1993; Buckhorn, (PM). 1996; FA:
Presnell, William M. RE Fayetteville 1974 1974 1978 32
Rock Creek, 1974; Riverside, 1977; Maxton: St. Paul's, 1981; Windsor, 1985; Kitty Hawk, 1989;
Elizabeth City Dist. Supt., 1993; Wilson: First, 1999; Retired, 2007
Preston, Hunter H. E Fayetteville 1993 1993 1993 15
Seaboard, 1992; Calvary, Jan., 1998; Golds: New Hope, 2001 ;RA:St.James, 2006
Price, Wm. E. 4 FL 2004
Epworth, (FL), 2004
Prine, John Paul 9 PL 1990
'Collins Chapel, (PL), 1990; Discontinued, 1/1/93; Branch Street, (PL), 1993 (7/1/930); Discontued,
7/1/95 - 6/30/04; Tabernacle, 2004
Priestaf, Edward 5 FL 2003
Rush Chapel, N. Ga. Conf., 2003; RA: Benson Memorial, (FL), 2006
Privette, Tommy G. RE Fayetteville 1978 1978 1982 20
Roxboro: Longhurst (SL), 1977; Roxboro: Longhurst, 1978; Littleton, 1980; Love Joy - Macedonia,
1983; Pleasant Hill, 1986; Hope Mills, 1990; Zebulon, 1994; Retired, 1998; (BU) St. Luke, 2004
Pugh, Nancy RD Holston Conf. 4
Trans. (FD) from Holston Conf., 6/7/2001; Cary: First, Assoc, 2001 ;Retired, 2006
566
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When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Pullins, Charles C, 4 PE Greenville 2007 1
GO:Faison, (SLP), 2003; New Church, (PE), 2007
Pureed, Jr., Eugene George RE Rocky Mount 1943 1944 1945 37
Glen Raven, 1943; Fair Bluff, 1949; Ahoskie, 1953; Pikeville, 1958; Prof., Atlantic Christian Coll.,
1961; Retired, 1982
Purcell, Joan Malmborg E Fayetteville 1986 1986 1992 20
Raleigh: Edenton St., Assoc, 1989; Trans. From N.Ala Conf., 1991; Raleigh: Layden Memorial, 1994;
Prog. Coord., Triangle AIDs Net, 1995; Leave of Absence, 2004;EXTMIN:Director, MATCH,2006
Purcell, Julie Forringer RE E.OH 1971 1971 1977 29
Trans, from E. Ohio Conf., 1974; Caseworker, Durham Family Counseling Service, 1976; Psycho-
therapist/ Clin. Dir. , 1994; Retired, 2000
Randall, Michael C PE Greenville 2008
Appt'd to serve in Lativa, 2008
Randolph, Francis R. RE Wilson 1958 1960 1961 22
Gray Rock, 1958; Bethesda, 1960; Kenly, 1963; Stantonsburg, 1964; Wallace, 1968; Durham:
Calvary, 1970; Greenville: St. James, 1974; Sabbatical, 1977; Leave of Absence, 1978; RA: St.
James, Assoc, 1979; Retired, 1981
Rattz, Robert Eugene 4 RA Fayetteville 1976 1973 19
Shady Grove (LP), 1972; Bolton-Shiloh, 1976; South Mills, 1978; Chadbourn-Evergreen, 1983;
Sharon (Holden Beach), 1987; New Hope, 1991; Zion (Wl), 1991; Zion (Wl), 1995, Retired 1996
Rawlings, Jr., James A. E Central IL 1980 1980 1984 17
Trans, from Central IL Conf, 1992; Assoc. Dir., Past. Services, Duke Med. Ctr., 1992; Dir., Past. Serv,
Carraway Meth. Med. Ctr., Birmingham, AL, 1999; Dir., Pastoral Services, UNC Hospitals, Chapel Hill, 2002
Ray, Robert Henderson RE Fayetteville 1976 1976 1980 27
Bonlee (SLP), 1975; Bonlee, 1976; West End, 1979; Laurinburg: Central, 1986; Mgr. Dir., Camp
Chestnut Ridge, 1989; Leave of Absence, Apr., 1990; Magnolia, 1990; Tabor City: St. Paul, 1996;
Pembroke: First, 1999; Retired, 2004 (12/31/03)
Reaves, Timothy L. 3 E Fayetteville 2001 2004 96
(Wl) Bladen Charge, 2001
Reavis, Jr., James Lewis RE Fayetteville 1981 1981 1986 23
Mt. Carmel-Hermon, 1981; Sandy Cross, 1984; Retired, 2004 (12/31/03)
Redmond, Robert C. 2 E KY 1973 1973 1976 35
Pollocksville, 1975; GR: Jarvis Memorial Assoc, 1977; Wrightsville Beach, 1978; Pinetops, 1983;
Wallace, 1985; Nashville, 1989; DU: Bethany, 1993; DU: McMannen, 1995; Seaside (Brunswick), 2000;
RA:Garner, 2007
Reed, James C. 7 E Fayetteville 1993 1993 1997 15
Pollocksville - Lee's Chapel (IS/FL), Aug., 1985; Roxboro: Grace (FL), 1988; Hallsboro (FL/PM),
1991; Zion (Wl Dist.), 1996; Haw River, 2001; GO:Kenly-Buckhorn, 2005
Reed, Sr., John E. 1 RE Greenville 1956 1956 1958 31
Andrews - Soapstone, 1955; Maybrook-Massey, 1956; Chaplain, US Army, 1958; Student, Univ. of
Texas, 1969; Asst. Prof., Coll. Of the Ozarks, Ark., 1971; Assoc. Prof, 1976; Retired, 1987
567
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When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Register, Micahel 17 FL 1991
Stomnewall. (PL), 1991; Pamlico, (PL), 1992; Riverside, (PL), 1997; (FL), 2005
Reinoso, Luis Felipe RE Meth. Ch. Peru 1963 1963 1967 9
Weldon, 1990; Calvary, 1993; Trans. From the Meth. Church of Peru, 1995; Elder's Orders
Recognized, 1995; Mebane, Assoc, Jan., 1998; Franklinton, Jan., 2000; Retired, 2004 (12/31/
03);(RM) Red Oak Charge, 2004
Rex, Leonard Joseph E Louisville 1987 1987 1990 13
Halifax, 1994; Trans. From Louisville Conf., 1995; Bailey: Pastor of Discipleship, 2002;RM:Bailey,
2005 ;RA:Mt. Zion, 2007
Reynolds, Joyce Ruth Mott E Fayetteville 1988 1988 1992 19
Bridgeton, 1988; Middleburg, 1991; Endfield - Eden - Whitakers, 1998; Ocracoke 11/4/01
Richardson, John Earl RE Kinston 1950 1951 1952 33
Aulander, 1951; Edenton, 1954; Riverside, 1959; Goshen-Keener, 1961; Clark Street, 1965;
Franklinton, 1969; Southport, 1973; Fayetteville: St. Matthews, 1978; Retired, 1983
Rickards, James Perry RE Raleigh 1954 1954 1955 34
Clinton Ct., 1954; Chaplain, USAF, 1955; Staff, Div. Of Chaplains and Rel. Min., 1976; Coord., Nat.
Conf. On Min. to Armed Forces, 1982; Retired, 1989
Ricks, Jr., Robert D.6 RE Durham 1961 1959 1963 34
Shallotte: Camp, 1955; Moyock, 1956; Star, 1959; Fayetteville: Salem, 1964; Fayetteville: Camp
Ground, 1969; Graham: First, 1975; Farmville, 1981; Garner: First, 1984; Clinton: First, 1988; Mt.
Sylvan, 1991; Retired, 1995
Rivenbark, Ronnie 11 PL 1997
Clarkton, (PL), 1998; Magnolia, (PL), 1999
Roach, Michael G. 15 PL 1993
Pamlico, (PL), 1993 ; Vandemere, (PL), (1/1/2000)
Roberts, Elizabeth Anne E Greenville 2002 2006 6
WI:Seaside(Brunswick), Assoc, 2002;RA:Windborne, 2008
Roberts, Frederick Eugene E Fayetteville 1976 1976 1979 32
Gaston, 1975; Hatteras, 1979; Mt. Hermon, 1983; Haw River, 1990; Ocean View, 1991
Roberts, Jeffrey Lee E Fayetteville 1987 1987 1991 20
Tenn. Conf., 1981-85; Durham: Branson, 1985; Salem (Person Co.), 1989; BU: Bellemont, Sept.,
1997;WI:Trinity, 2005
Roberts, John Milton RE Goldsboro 1967 1964 1969 30
Faison, 1967; Stedman, 1970; Princeton, 1975; Retired, 1992
Robinson, Larry E Durham 1986 1986 1989 22
Student, 1985; Wl: St. John, 1986; Sanford Circuit, 1988; DU: Asbury Temple, 1991; Hamlet: St. Peter,
1994; Fayetteville: John Wesley, 2002; SA: Sanford Circuit, 2003;RO:New Hope(Rowland), 2005
Robl, III, Charles 11 PL 1977
Trinity(Franklin Co.), (PM), 1977; Mt. Pleasant, (FL), 1980; Terminated, 6/1/85-5/31/86; Homes,
(FL), 6/1/86 - 6/30/90; Discontinued, 7/1/90 -6/30/07; Enfield, (PL), 2007
568
Appt.
LP Appt. Present First When Ordained Ordained Not Inc.
Name Years Relation Admitted Admitted Deacon Elder LP Years
Rodgers, Roy PL Greenville 2008
NB:Cypress Creek, 2008
Rose, Ellen Webb PL Greenville 2008
Chap. UNC Hosp. Chapel Hill
2008
Rose, Robert D. 2 E Fayetteville 2000 2000 2002 9
Mt. Pleasant-Middlesex, 1998: RM: Hawkins-Tabor, 2003
Rouse, Benjamin Charles RE Greenville 1963 1963 1968 40
Student, Duke Sem., 1963; Assoc, Haymount, 1966; Creedmoor, 1971; Sanford: Jonesboro, 1978;
Wilmington: Trinity, 1984; Fayetteville: Camp Ground, 1988; Rockingham Dist. Supt., 1993; DU:
Epworth, 1998; Retired, 2004
Rowe, Linda H. 9 PL 1993
Stokes, (PL), 1999;GR: Belhaven:Bethany, (PL), 2000;GR:Grifton, 2008
Roy, Carolyn N. 5 FL 2003
Belgrade, (PL)2003;NB:Shady Grove-Dover, 2008
Royall, Lloyd GrahamlO RA Fayetteville 1974 1969 26
Harlowe-Oak Grove (LP), 1963; Fayetteville: Calvary (LP), 1967; Cumberland (LP), 1969; Disc. LP,
Nov-69; Hubert (LP), Feb-70; Fair Bluff-Cerro Gordo, 1974; St. Pauls, 1980; Vass Cameron, Feb.-
85; Vanceboro, 1989, Retired, 2000; (GR) Grifton, 2004
Rudd, Robert Joseph RE Atlanta, GA. 1956 1959 1962 41
Trans. From N. GA Conf., 1961; Kittrell, 1961; Conf. Evangelist, 1966; Pinebluff, 1971;
Rockingham: Pee Dee, 1975; Smithfield: Whitley, 1979; Bolivia, 1980; Shallotte Circuit, 1981;
Henderson: White Mem., 1982; Wilmington: Sunset Park, 1983; Marshallberg-Smyrna, 1986;
Hubert: Queen's Creek, 1988; GO: Daniels Mem., 1992; Disability Leave, 1993; Retired, 1997
Rudd, William Russell RE KY 1963 1963 1965 12
Seven Springs - Bethel, 1990; Clinton Ct., 1994; Trans. From KY Conf., 1995; Retired, 1997
Russell, Timothy John E Fayetteville 1988 1988 1990 20
Jerusalem - Zion, 1986; Tabor City: St. Paul, 1990; Wilmington: Pine Valley, Assoc, 1994;
Wrightsville, 1996;WI:District Superintendent, 2007;RA:District Superintendent, 2008
Rutledge, Teresa 3 PL 2005
Parkton, (PL), 2005
Ruth, John William E Greenville 1970 1970 1975 38
Andrews - Soapstone, 1970; Allensville - Trinity, 1972; Fletcher's Chapel, 1976; Aldersgate, 1979;
Roxboro: Longhurst, 1972; Durham: Duke's Chapel, 1986; DU: Mt. Zion, 1991; West Orange, 1996;
Prospect (BU Dist.), 1998;WI: Burgaw, 2001
Sabiston, III, William D. 6 RE Greenville 1963 1963 1965 40
Bethlehem - Shady Grove, 1963; St. Andrews, 1964; Garber, 1968; Wallace, 1973; Epworth,
1976; Raleigh: Fairmont, 1981; Assoc. Dir., CCOM, 1984; Troy: Trinity, 1985; Garner: First, 1988;
Roxboro: Long Memorial, 1994; Roanoke Rapids: First, 1999; Retired, 2003
Sadtler, Michael PL Greenville 2008
FA:Black's Chapel, 2008
569
Appt.
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Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Safley, Michael Wayne E Fayetteville 1973 1973 1976 35
Attend Sen., 1973; Chaplain, Methodist Home for Children, 1975; Middleburg, 1978; Coord. Of
Youth Min., Conf. COM, 1982; VP for Student Affairs, Meth. College, 1987; Pres., Meth. Home for
Children, 1997;EXTMIN:VP for Church & Community Affairs, Methodist College, 2006
Salazar-Veliz, O.E. 1 PL 2007
RA:White Plains, Assoc. (PL), 2007
Salmon, Harold D. 17 FL 1999
St. John, (FL), 1999; FairmontTrinity, (FL), 2007
Salter, Jr., John N. 5 E Fayetteville 1976 1976 1979 32
Richlands Circuit, 1971; Sandy Cross, 1973; Littleton, 1975; Trenton, 1980; Hallsboro, 1983;
Chadbourn - Evergreen, 1987; Conf. Evang. & Harrells: Centenary, 1990; Riverdale, 1993; GO:
Salem, Jan., 2000; BU: Emmanuel, 2004
Santiago, Josefina 2 PL 2006
St. John, (FL), 1999; EXTMIN: Dir. Conf. Hispanic Ministries,2007;(DU:Cristo Vive CC);Appt'd to
Attend School, 2008
Sasser, Louis Alan E Fayetteville 1997 1997 1999 11
Minister / Dean of the Chapel, Greensboro Coll, 1997; Exec. Asst. to the President, Greensboro
Coll., 1999; (BU) Cedar Cliff, 2004;BU: Davis Street, 2006
Sawyer, Adrian L. PE Fayetteville 2005 3
GR:Washington:First, Assoc, (PE),2005; GR:Battleboro, (PE), 2007
Schaller, Sandy 4 PE Greenville 2006 2
GO:Pine Level, (SLP), 2002; RO:St. Pauls, (PE). 2006
Schronce, Jerry M. 9 RA Fayetteville 2001 2001 5
Bath (FL), 1992; Rainbow (FL), 1995; Warsaw (FL), 1997; Warsaw (AM), Jun-05; RM: Spring-
Lebanon, 2003;RO:Roberdel,2005; Retired, 2007
Scott, Julian Warren RE Durham 1961 1961 1963 36
Pinebluff, 1961; Faith, 1965;Arran Lake, 1968; Evansdale - Black Creek, 1969; Plymouth, 1973;
Kinston: Westminster, 1980; Manteo: Mt. Olivet, 1985; Durham: Parkwood, 1988; LA, 1988;
Aberdeen: Page Memorial, 1989; Retired, 1998
Scott, Jr., Paul Batteux RE Wilson 1958 1958 1958 40
Macedonia, 1958; Wrightsboro, 1961; St. Andrews, 1962; Parkwood, 1967; Southport: Trinity,
1969; Windsor, 1973; Wilmington: Pine Valley, 1977; New Bern: Trinity, 1982; Ebenezer, 1986;
Burlington: Davis St., 1989; Snow Hill: Calvary, 1992; Retired, 1998
Scott, Ron PL Greenville 2008
SA:Macedonia, 2008
Seate, Adam F. 3 E Fayetteville 1997 2003 8
FA: Leslie (SP), 1997; GO:Centenary (SP), 2000; GO: Centenary (PE), 2000; FA: Wesley-Black's
Chapel (PE), 2001; FA: Wesley-Black's Chapel, 2003; FA: Trinity, 2004;GO:Goldsoro:St.Luke, 2008!
Seate, Billy Fenton 3 E Durham 1972 1970 1976 36
Eno - Palmers Grove, 1969; Whitney Cross, 1975; New Bern: Trinity, 1978; Wilmington: Pine
Valley, 1982; Raleigh: Asbury, 1987; Greenville: St. James, 1989; Roanoke Rapids: First, 1992;
North Raleigh, 1996; Golds: St. Paul, 2002;(NB) Morehead City: First, 2004
570
Appt.
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Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Severt, Jeffrey Lee E Fayetteviile 1993 1993 1996 15
Pollocksville - Lee's Chapel, 1993; New Bern: New Song, 1998;
Sexton, Curtis Keith E Fayetteviile 2002 2005 6
RM: Rocky Mount, First, Assoc, 2000; RM:St. Paul, 2006
Sexton, Kenneth Bryan RE Burlington 1952 1952 1953 38
Durham Ct., 1952; Roxboro Ct., 1953; Erwin, 1958; Bethel, 1962; Roseboro, 1967; Hamlet: First,
1971; Raleigh: Westover, 1975; Retired, 1988; Belgrade -Tabernacle (RM), 1994
Sexton, Jr., Kenneth Bryan E Fayetteviile 1979 1979 1994 21
Goldsboro: St. Paul, Assoc, 1979; Leasburg, 1980; Leave of Absence, 1983; Trans. To New
Mexico Conf., 1983; Trans. To NC Conf. (PM), 1991; Cedar Island - Sea Level, 1991; Mt. Pleasant
- Middlesex, Feb., 1994; Roseboro, 1998; FA: Culbreth Mem., 2000; Culbreth Mem. -Person St.,
2002; FA: Gardner's, 2003;BU:Hebron, 2007
Shannonhouse, Richard D. E Fayetteviile 1975 1975 1979 33
Student, Duke, 1975; Woodland, 1977; Pastoral Care & Ed. Dept., Presbyterian Med. Center, 1987;
Dir., Past. Care & Ed., Meth. Hosp., Jacksonville, FL, 1985
Sharp, Richard C. 4 RE Fayetteviile 1992 1992 1994 8
Brodgen - Falling Creek, 1993; Warsaw, 1994; Bethesda (RD Dist.), 1997; Retired, 2000
Sharpe, IV, William Gray RE Durham 1961 1961 1963 38
BU: Front St., Assoc, 1960; Raleigh: Benson Mem., 1963; BU: Front Street, Assoc, 1969; Dir.,
Publications and Chaplain, Elon College, 1 972; Campus Minister/Dir., Wesley Foundation, NCSU,
1984; Retired, Jan., 1999
Shaw, Jr., Caswell E. 3 RE Burlington 1964 1964 1966 40
Temperance Hall, 1961; Nash, 1964; BU: Front Street, Assoc, 1966; White Plains, 1967; Tarboro:
St. James, 1973; Graham: First, 1981; Greenville: St. James, 1984; Rocky Mount District Supt.,
1989; Rocky Mount First, 1994; New Bern Dist. Supt., 2001; Retired, 2004 (12/31/03)
Sheets, III, R. Branson E Fayetteviile 1987 1987 1989 21
Records ?
Shelton, Robert Edward E Fayetteviile 2002 2007 6
RM:Smith, 2002; BU:Mt. Hermon, 2007
Sheppard, Dennis Roy E Fayetteviile 1978 1978 1981 30
Attending Duke Div. School, 1978; Lemon Springs, 1980; Coats, 1983; Norlina, 1987; Hopewell,
1989; Hope Mills, 2000
Sheppard, Leonard 4 PL 2004
WI:Holden Beach:Sharon, (PL), 2007;WI:Maco:Shiloh, 2008
Sherman, Jr., William W. RE Westminster, MD 1953 1953 1956 43
Appointed to attend school, 1953; Wake Forest: Youngsville, 1953; Vance, 1955; Scotland Neck,
1959; Havelock: First, 1964; Chapel Hill: Aldersgate, 1969; Troy: Trinity, 1974; Conf. Coord., Ministerial
Relations, 1978; Rockingham District Superintendent, 1983; New Bern: Centenary, 1989; Retired, 1996
Shields, Donald Ray E Fayetteviile 1993 1993 1995 15
Rocky Mount: First Assoc. (FLP), 1992; Raeford: Hoke, 1994; Stedman: Cokesbury, 2000; RA:
Macedonia, 2006;WI:Wilmington:Harbor, 2008
571
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When
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Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Shields, Michele Marchant E Fayetteville 1981 1981 1984 27
Raleigh: Hayes Barton, Assoc, 1981; Raleigh: Morningstar, 1986; Raleigh: Soapstone, Assoc,
1990; Appointed to attend school, 1991; Supv. In Training, CA Pac. Med. Ctr., 1992; Chap. St.
John's Reg. Med. Center, 1994; Dir. Past. Educ, St. Mary's Med. Ctr., Feb., 1998
Shields, Robert Strong RE Fayetteville 1985 1985 1990 12
Pleasant Green, 1984; Raleigh: Westover, 1990; Retired, 1995
Shipman, Marilyn K. 8 E Fayetteville 1996 1996 1999 12
Massey's Chapel (LP), 1988; Massey's Chapel (PM), 1996; Bahama Charge, 1998; Lake Michie Ct., 2000
Shivers, Mary Ann Link E Greenville 1999 2006 7
BU: Chapel Hill, Orange, Assoc.2000; BU:Clover Garden, 2004; Plow Point Min., Graham: 2008!
Short, James M. 7 RE Greenville 1963 1965 1967 36
Mt. Gilead Circuit, 1956; Pekin Circuit, 1960; Bynum, 1963; Bonlee, 1968; Siler City: West End,
1971; Broadway, 1975; Retired, 1978; Reinstated, 1981; Jones Chapel - Hickory Mt., 1981;
Wesley - Black's Chapel, 1982; Biscoe-Bascom's, 1985; Belgrade Tabernacle, 1987; Ellerbe,
1991; Rones Chapel, 1995; Retired, 1997
Shuler, Albert E Fayetteville 1976 1976 1979 32
Student, Duke, 1976; Granville-Vance, 1977; FA: John Wesley, 1980; Assoc. Dir., CCOM, 1988;
Durham District Superintendent, 1990; Chapel Hill: Orange, 1998; Elizabeth City DS,
2002;GR:Jarvis Memorial, 2006
Simpson, Robert W. 1 E Fayetteville 1995 1995 1998 13
Gaston (FL), 1994; Gaston (PM), 1995; Rocky Mount: Englewood, Assoc, 1998; Bethel (GR Dist.), Jan.,
2000; (BU) Front Street -Assoc, 2004;DU:Durham:Resurrection, 2008
Simpson, Thomas A. E Fayetteville 2000 2004 7
(SA) Jonesboro - Assoc, 2001; SA:Goldston, 2006
Simpson, Jr., William C. RE AL-W. FL 1966 1966 1968 42
Trans. From Ala-W. FL Conf., 1968; Rocky Mount: St. Paul, 1968; Duke Div. School: Asst. Dir., Field
Ed., 1969; Dir., Field Ed., 1971; Durham: Aldersgate, 1972; Kitty Hawk, 1975; Hamlet: First, 1980;
Wl: Wesley Mem., 1984; RA: Edenton Street, 1989; BU: Front St., 1995; RM:Rocky Mount DS,
2002; Retired, 2008
Sims, Ann W. E Fayetteville 2001 2004 5
GO: Zion, 2003;NB:Beaufort, Ann Street, Assoc, 2006
Sims, Benjamin N. E Fayetteville 2001 2004 7
GO:LaGrange, 2001; NB:Morehead City, First, Assoc, 2006
Sims, Carolyn Kyle E Greenvlillle 2003 2006 6
Serving in WNC, 2003(PE); Serving in WNC, 2006
Sinclair, Patrick T. 6 FL 2002
No Record of Appointment (PL) 7/1/2001 - 6/30/2002; Singletary,( FL), 2002
Singley, Kenneth Carl RE Fayetteville 1989 1989 1992 13
Seaboard (426.1), 1989; Trans. From N.Ala Conf., 1992; Pikeville: Mt. Carmel, 1992; Piney Grove-
Hickory Grove, 1993; Currituck, Oct., 1996; Leave of Absence, Jan., 1997; Bethel: Locust Hill,
1999; Cedar Grove, 2001; DU: Brookland-Brooksdale, 2003; Leave of Absence (9/1/04)
;RO:Caledonia, 2005;Retired, 7/06;EC: South Mills, 2008
572
Appt.
LP Appt.
Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Smith, Adolph Conrad E Fayetteville 1992 1992 1995 17
St. Pauls, 1992; Chaplain, USN, Jan., 1997
Smith, Albert Clayton E Fayetteville 1974 1974 1976 34
New Hope-Purley, 1974; Franklinton, 1984; Ex. Dir., Hinton Rural Life Ctr., 1984
Smith, Bobby Eugene RE Chapel Hill 1969 1969 1986 34
Bynum, 1969; Atlantic, 1970; Pamlico Parish, Assoc, 1973; Trenton, 1976; Hawkins-Tabor, 1980;
Hopewell, 1984; Star, 1989; Burgaw, 1993; Benson, 1998; Retired, 2002; GO: Asbury, 2003
Smith, Bess G. Hunnings RE Fayetteville 1984 1984 1987 17
Appointed to Atend School, 1984; (DU) Henderson, First, Assoc. ,1984;((NB)Jacksonville:Trinity,
Assoc, 1986; (DU)Allensville/Tinity, 1987; (DU) Epworth, Assoc, 1992; Retired, 2001
Smith, Charles C. 5 RE Fayetteville 1981 1975 1985 24
Perkins (FLP), 1974; Bethel (AM), 1979; Bethel, 1981; Roxboro: Grace, 1983;NB:Jacksonville: Pine
Valley, 1987;NB: Asbury, 1992;Retired, 2005;
Smith, Jr., Charles C, PL Greenville 2008
WLBolton Charge, 2008
]
Smith, Charles M. 5 RE Greenville 1963 1963 1967 44
Ch. of Scotland, Sr. Asst. Min., 1965; Dellwood, 1966; GR: Holy Trinity; Duke Med. Sch.., 1968;
Voluntary Location, 1969, Readm., 1970; Durham: Trinity, Assoc, 1970; Greenville: Jarvis
Memorial, Assoc, 1971; Durham: Parkwood, 1974; Roxboro: Long Memorial, 1978; Goldsboro
Dist. Superintendent, 1982; Raleigh: Highland, 1988; Wilson: First, 1994; Dist. Supt., Rocky Mount
Dist., 1999; Ex. Dir. Conf. Connectional Ministries, 2002;Retired, 2008
Smith, George C. 7 RE Durham 1972 1969 1974 30
Bridgeton (AM), 1970; Morehead City: Franklin Mem., 1972; Magnolia, 1974; Kipling - Cokesbury,
1977; Bethel - Lebanon, 1981; Pamlico Parish, 1985; Tabor City: St. Paul, 1989; Disability Leave,
1990; Retired, 2000
Smith, G. Jerome E Fayetteville 1989 1989 1992 19
Sandhills Circuit (SL), 1986; Lumberton Circuit, 1990; Hallsboro, 1996; Dir. Of Communications,
SEJAC/Min. Div., Lake Junaluska Assembly, Jan., 1998; Wl Tabor City:St. Paul, 2006
Smith, Haywood Allan E Fayetteville 1978 1978 1982 30
Hobgood, 1977; Jacksonville: Trinity, Assoc, 1981; Graham: Christ - Cedar Cliff,
1984;Fayetteville: St. Andrews, 1990; Kinston: Westminster, 1999
Smith, Ira Hildreth RE Fayetteville 1980 1980 1984 27
Lumberton Ct., 1980; Bladen, 1982; Asbury - Bethlehem, 1984; Roberdel, 1989; Cedar Grove,
1995; NB:Sneads Ferry: First, 1997;Retired, 2008;SA:Carbonton, 2008
Smith, Jerry T. 5 RE Fayetteville 1968 1967 1970 25
Pasquotank, 1963; Hobgood, 1966; Washington Circuit, 1968; Robersonville, 1972; Clayton, 1976;
Fuquay-Varina, 1983; Raleigh: Asbury, 1989; Cary: White Plains, 1997; Retired, 2004
Smith, John T. 7 RE Greenville 1963 1962 1965 36
Temperance Hall, 1956; West Halifax, 1959; Marvin, 1961; Hawkins-Tabor, 1964; Wilson: First,
1968; Zebulon, 1971; Cary: White Plains, 1975; Sanford Dist. Supt., 1981; Raleigh Dist. Supt.,
1983; Raleigh: Hayes Barton, 1986; Fayetteville Dist. Supt., 1992; Retired, 1999;FA:Coats,
1999;FA:Lillington,2008
573
Appt.
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Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Smith, Judi Frances J. RE Fayetteville 1975 1975 1978 31
Pilmoor Memorial, 1975; Lake Waccamaw, 1982; Selma: Edgerton, 1985; Mount Hermon, 1990; Mt.
Zion (RA Dist.), 1993; Zebulon, 1998; Eliz. City Dist. Supt., 2001; Durham District DS, 2002; Retired,
2007
Smith, Kent C. PE Greenville 2007 1
WNCC, (PL), 2004; Broad Creek, (PL). 2006; ((PE), 2007
Smith, Marcia F.L. 2 PL 2006
WNCC, (PL), 2004; Broad Creek, (PL). 2006; ((PE), 2007
Smith, Michael H. 4 PL 2004
Cool Springs, (PL), 2004;Cumnock, (PL), 2005;DU:DU:Henderson:White Mem., 2008
Smith, Michael P. 1 FL 2007
Wesley, (FL), 2007
Smith, Neill C. 7 FL 2001
Clarkton, (PL), 2001; Fair Bluff, (FL), 2003
Smith, Neil Evans RE Fayetteville 1978 1970 1980 27
Pasquotank(SLP), 1968; Pasquotank (FLP), 1969; Maybrook-Massey (SLP), 1970; Henderson:
City Road (FLP), 1973; Henderson: City Road (AM), 1974; Erwin (AM), 1979; Erwin (E), 1980;
Cordova, 1987; Gardners, 1988; Clin. Chap., McCain Correct. Hosp., 1989 ;Retired, 2006
Smith, Stephen E. PE Greenville 2007 1
Jarvis Memorial:Assoc, (FL), 2003; Bethel, (FL), 2004; (PE), 2007
Smith, Jr., William Stanley RE Chapel Hill 1968 1968 1970 38
Chapel Hill: Univ., Assoc, 1968; Goldsboro: Providence, 1972; Aldersgate, 1976; Louisburg, 1979;
Shallotte: Camp, 1984; Troy: Trinity, 1988; Edenton, 1994; Lumberton: Chestnut Street, 1997; RO:
Laurinburg: First, 2003;Retired, 2007
Smithy, W. Forrest 8 PL 2000
Conetoe, 2000
Snider, Ronald James E Durham 1986 1986 1990 22
Smithfield: Asbury, 1980; Rougemont, 1984; Lea's Chapel -Warren's Grove, 1988; Durham:
Duke's Chapel, 1991; Bahama: Mt. Bethel, 1994;DU:Glendale Heights, 2007
Snotherly, Jr., Wm. W. E Fayetteville 1977 1977 1980 31
Attend Sch., 1977; Bolton, 1979; DU: Trinity, Assoc, 1981; Lakewood, 1984; Knightdale, 1987; Plymouth,
1991; Rocky Mount: St. Paul, 1992; Wake Forest, 1995;DU: Mt. Sylvan, 2002;FA:Salem, 2007
Snyder, Jack R. E Fayetteville 1999 1999 2002 10
Student, Duke Div. School, 1999, Resident Chap., Duke Medical Center, 2000, Bank Grove Hill,
2001 ;(DU) Helena, 2004
Snyder, Nevin D. 1 RE WV 1949 1953 43
Trans. From Eastern PA, 1978; Swan Quarter, 1977; Maysville, 1984; Kenansville Parish, 1987;
Retired, 1993
Southern, Harvey Gray E Fayetteville 1980 1980 1982 28
Goldsboro: St. Paul, Assoc, 1980; Oriental, 1983; Wilson: West Nash, 1988; DU: Trinity, 1991;
Greenville: St. James, 1999; DU: Distrtict Superintendent, 2007
574
Appt.
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Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Sparks, Charles Edgar RE New Bern 1957 1959 1960 33
Garner Ct., 1956; Raleigh: St. James, 1960; Rose Hill, 1964; Whiteville, 1970; Wl: Wesley Mem., 1974;
LA, 1978; Jacksonville: Pine Valley, 1979; FA: St. Matthew, 1983; FA: St. Andrews, 1987; Retired, 1990
Speake, George Donald E Fayetteville 1977 1977 1981 31
Rocky Mount: Marvin, 1977; Rocky Mount: Parish, 1980; Rocky Mount: St. Paul, 1981; Stedman -
Cokesbury, 1986; Shallotte: Camp, 1990; Manteo: Mt. Olivet, 1999; (NB) Queen Street, 2004; DU:
Henderson: First, 2007
Spence, Clinton W. 3 IL S. GA Conf. 1991 1991 19995 16
Mt. Tirzah (SL), 1988; DU: Duke Mem., Assoc. (OM), 1991; DU: Duke Mem., Assoc. (PM), 1992;
RA: Edenton St. Assoc, 1994; DU: St. Paul, 1996; Flat Rock, 2000; Incapacity Leave, 9/1/2000
Spencer, Jr., William 7 RE Goldsboro 1967 1967 1970 34
Bethesda - Hollister, 1963; Sandy Cross, 1965; Hawkins-Tabor, 1971; RA: Wesley Mem., 1973;
Smyrna, 1979; Clayton, 1983; BU: Emmanuel, 1988; Jacksonville: Trinity, 1993; Wilmington: Wesley
Mem., 1999; Retired, 2004 (12/31/03)
Spivey, Richard V. 3 E Fayetteville 1999 1999 2001 10
Leasburg (SL), 1996; Durham: Parkwood (PM/FC), 1999; (RA) Christ Community, 2004
Sprouse, Dustin T. 5 FL 2003
Oak Grove, (SLP), 2004; Creswell-Mt. Hermon, (FL), 2005;DU:Mt.Tirzah, 2008
Stafford, Sr, Sidney E. 5 RE Gulfport, MS 1959 1959 1962 44
Walnut Grove, 1959; Amity, 1963; Prof., Louisburg College, 1967; Mt. Carmel, 1986; Ebenezer -
Wesley, 1990; Asst. Dean for Religious Life, Louisburg College, 1994; Ebenezer-Wesley 2002;
Retired, 2003
Stallings, George 2 FL 2006
Cokesbury, (FL), 2006
Stallings, , William J. AM Fayetteville 1998 1998 8
Orders Recognized, South Baptist Church, 1998; Mt. Zion (RM Dist.) (OE), 1996; AM, 1998;
Leave of Absence, 2002;NB:Ann Street, Assoc, 2005;NB:Cherry Point, 2006
Stallsworth, Paul Thomas E Fayetteville 1977 1977 1981 31
Elizabeth City: First, Assoc, 1977; Attend Duke Div. Sch., 1979; Cumberland, 1980; Asst. Dir., Ctr. On
Rel. & Society, 1984; Creswell, 1990; Rose Hill, 1994; Morehead City: Broad Creek-St. Peter's, 2001
Stalnaker, James K. 6 AM Fayetteville 1996 1996 11
Williston-Stacy (FL), 1990; Stantonsburg (AM), 1998; Stantonsburg-Black Creek, 2000; SA:
Pleasant Hill-Mt. Carmel
Stanfield, Edwin Douglas RE Fayetteville 1975 1975 1978 30
Rougemont, 1974; Pink Hill, 1977; Chaplain, USN, 1978;Retired, 2006
Stanley, Bruce Eric E Fayetteville 1985 1985 1987 23
Wilmington: Oleander- Devon Park, 1985; Raleigh: Edenton St. Assoc, 1987; Hampstead, 1992
;Assoc Dir., CCOM, 1996; Assoc. Dir., Conference Conectional Ministries, 2001; Assoc. Dean for
Student Life & Field Educ, Div. School, Duke University, 2002; (RA) Millbrook, 2004;
EXTMIN:Pres.,UMCH, Raleigh, 2006
Stanley, Jr., Richard Arnold RE Fayetteville 1980 1980 1982 23
Beech Grove, 1980; Dover-Clarks, 1983; Cordova, 1988; Robbins: Tabernacle, 1993; Durham:
Asbury, 1995; Clinton: Grace & Coharie, 1998; Burlington: St. Pauls, 1999; Retired, 2003
575
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When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Stark, II, Rufus Haywood RE Raleigh 1954 1954 1957 43
Attend Sen., 1954; Leasburg, 1955; St. Pauls, 1958; Swepsonville, 1963; Clayton, 1967; Wl:
Grace, 1971; RA: Fairmont, 1975; Morehead City: First, 1979; Pres., Meth. Home for Children,
1983; Retired, 1997
Starnes, James Allen RE Burlington 1964 1964 1966 29
Bethel-Concord, 1963; Goldsboro: Salem, 1965; Assoc. Greenville: St. James, 1968; Greenville:
Holy Trinity, 1969; Elizabethtown: Wesley Chapel, 1970; Prof., Southeastern Comm. Coll., 1972;
Whiteville Circuit, 1974; Instr. Coun., Southeastern CC, 1982; Pink Hill, 1986; Lumberton Circuit,
1988; Bethesda, 1990; Retired, 1993
Staton, Jr., Jesse C. 3 E Fayetteville 1972 1972 1976 28
Middleburg, 1972; Bethel, 1973; Newton Grove, 1975; Hatteras, 1977; Honorable Location, 1979;
Belhaven (FLP), 1982; Aulander (FLP), 1984; Readmitted FC, 1986; Aulander, 1986; Gaston, 1987;
Mt. Pleasant - Middlesex, 1990; Hebron, 2/1/94; DU: McMannen, 2000;NB:Topsail:Faith Harbor, 2007
Steinmetz, David C. RE W.OH 1959 1959 1961 41
Trans. From E. Penn, 1972; Assoc. Prof., Div. School, Duke Univ., 1972; Retired, 2000
Stephens, Judith Smith FD Greenville 2003 2006 5
EXTMIN: 2004 (PD); EXTMIN:2006
Stephens, Mark D. 8 AM Fayetteville 2004 12
GO: Bethel (Duplin Co.), 1995;DU:St. Paul, 2005
Stern, Laura 2 PE Greenville 2006 2
BU:Leasburg, (FL), 2004; (PE),2006
Stevens, Ruth H. RE Fayetteville 1977 1977 1980 29
St. John-Gibson, 1977; Hamlet: Fellowship, 1983; FA: St. Matthews, 1987; Leave of Absence,
1990; Durham: Epworth, Assoc, 1990; Wilmington District Superintendent, 1992; DU: Duke
Memorial, 1998; (DU) University, 2004;Retired, 2007
Stewart, Donald K. 2 E Fayetteville 1994 1994 1999 14
Ether (SL), 1992; Ether (PM), 1994; RA: St. Marks, Assoc, 1996; Robersonville, 1997; Rones
Chapel, 1999; Smith, 2001; Westwood, 2002;FA:Gardners, 2007
Stewart, Patricia V. FLv Fayetteville 1997 1997 8
SWTX & Little Rock Conf. (LW), 1979-86; Consecrated DM, 1986; Little Rock Conf. (DM), 1990;
Trans, from Little Rock Conf., 4/24/1991 ; Cary: First, DM of Music, 1991 ; Ordained Deacon in Full
Connection, 1997; Cary: First (FD), 1997;Family Leave, 2005
Stewart, Wm. M. 13 PL 2000
Piney Grove, (PL), 195; Layden Memorial, (PL), 2002
Stokes, Jr., James Carlisle RE WNC 1966 1966 1969 16
Trans, from WNC Conf., 1972; St. Mark, N. Kinston Parish, 1972; Wl: Sunset Park, 1973;
Kenansville Parish, 1976; Hookerton, 1980; Fairview, 1982; Glenwood, 1985; Retired, 1988
Stokes, III, John Lemacks RE SC 1963 1963 1967 40
Trsns.fr. Okla. Conf., 1973; Assoc. Prof. UNC-W, 1983;Dean, UNC-W, 1977; Prof. , 1994; Retired,
2003
Stone, III, Richard Leon E Fayetteville 1979 1979 1982 29
Attending Duke Div. School, 1 979; Ellis Chapel, 1 980; Caledonia, 1 981 ; Wendell, 1 987; Clayton:
Home Mem., 1993; Garner: St. Andrews, 1998; Kitty Hawk, 2001 ;RA:Fuquay-Varina, 2006
576
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When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Stone, Amos Henry RE Durham 1953 1953 1957 33
Trans. From Baltimore Conf., 1953; Swan Quarter, 1953; Winstead, 1957; Person St., 1962; Hope Mills,
1966; Raleigh: St. James, 1968; Warsaw, 1974; Hertford, 1977; Rowland: First, 1980; Retired, 1986
Storrs, Jr., Robert Burton RE N. AL. 1973 1973 1978 6
Nash, 1973; Rocky Mount: First, Assoc, 1976; Goldston, 1978; Leave of Absence, 1979; Retired, 1980
Stott, Elbert Russell RE Wilson 1958 1958 1961 26
Attend Sch., 1958; Apex, 1964; Wake Forest: Youngsville, 1966; Asst. Prof., Louisburg College,
1969; Marvin - Temp. Hall - McKendree, 1969; Whitakers, 1970; Prof., Louisburg College, 1970;
Union - Newbegun, 1971; Whitakers Goldston, 1974; CH: Amity, 1978; LA, 1984; Retired, 1988;
Readmitted to Full Connection, 1997; Maxton - St. Paul's, 1997; Retired, 1997
Strother, Jonathan E. 3 E Fayetteville 1984 1984 1988 24
Macon, 1982; Raleigh: Hayes Barton, Assoc, 1986; Rose Hill, 1989; Hertford, 1994; RA:
Wakefield / Six Forks (Renamed Windborne, 2000), 1999;RA:Benson Memorial, 2006 (Oct)
Stutts, Connie M.C.1 E Fayetteville 1997 1997 2001 10
Roxboro: Ca-Vel (SLP 1996/PM 1997), 1996; Union Chapel, 1998; Rowland, 1999;NB:Beech
Grove-Rhems, 2005
Stutts, Donald S. 5 E Fayetteville 1996 1996 1998 12
Silk Hope, (SLP), 1991; DU: City Road, (FL), 1994; (PM), 1996; RO:Rowland:New Hope, 1999;
GR:Vanceboro, 2005
Sullivan, Wade S. 1 PL 2007
Jerusalem, (PL), 2007
Sutton, Josephine 6 PL 2002
RO: Laurel-Hill-Beaver Dam, (PL), 2002
Summey, James L. RE Durham 1972 1972 1976 30
Goldston, 1971; St. Luke, 1974; Amity, 1976; Tabor City, 1978; Warrenton: Wesley Mem., 1982;
Nashville, 1984; Garner: St. Andrews, 1989; Wilson: Winstead, 1991; Wilm.: Trinity, 1995; Dunn:
Divine Street, 1999; Retired, 2002
Supplee, Thomas B. 2 E Fayetteville 1981 1981 1987 28
Cedar Island - Sea Level (LP), 1979; Cedar Island - Sea Level, 1981; New Hope -Woodland,
1983; Moyock, 1987; Hollands, 1990; Mattamuskeet, Aug., 1993; Gosher-Keener, 1995; Dover-
Clarks, 1999; Wanchese: Bethany, 2000; (RM) Roanoke Rapids, 2004;RA:Raleigh:Macedonia,
2008
Swanzey, Henry E. 5 PE Fayetteville 2005 3
GO:Faison, (SLP), 2000; GO:Warsaw, (FL), 2004; (PE), 2005
Swartz, Alan Pies E Fayetteville 1980 1980 1984 27
Salemburg, 1980; Goldsboro, Assoc. St. Paul, 1983; LaGrange, 1985; Goldsboro: New Hope,
1987; Oxford, 1994; Mebane, Jan., 2000; RA: Clayton: Home Memorial, 2003
Sweeley, Thomas Lynn E Fayetteville 1983 1983 1986 25
Littleton, 1983; Hatteras, 1988; Edenton, 1991; Siler City: First, 1994; Roanoke Rapids: Rosemary, 1999;
SA:Southern Pines, 2008
Swett, Barbara E. 3 PE Fayetteville 2005 3
RA:Hayes Barton, (FL), 2002; St.Pauls,( FL), 10/1/03-6/30/04;BU:Chestnut Ridge, (FL), 2004;
Chestnut Ridge, (PE), 2005;WI:Hallsboro, 2008
577
Appt.
LP Appt.
Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Switzer, Mary Ellen Phelan RE Fayetteville 1991 1991 1996 12
Attend Sen., 1991; Raleigh: Avent Ferry, Assoc, 1992; Raleigh: Layden Memorial, 1/1/995;
Andrews Chapel, 1999; Ra: Piney Grove, 2003; Leave of Absence, 2004;Retired, 2008
Sykes, Patricia Smith E Greenville 2002 2006 5
BU:Chestnut Ridge, 1999, (PL); BU:Orange Chapel, 2004 (PE); SA:Jonesboro,Assoc.
2006;SA:Chatham-Cedar Grove, 2008
Sykes, Roy Michael E Fayetteville 1985 1985 1989 23
Rock Creek, 1982;Walnut Grove, 1986; (SA)Siler City: First, 2004
Tatum, Jimmie Ray E Fayetteville 1981 1981 1986 27
Phillips Chapel, 1981; Cedar Grove, 1984; Lillington, 1986; Symrna, 1986; Shallotte:Camp, 1999;
RO:Lumberton:Chestnut Street, 2003; FA:lrwin-Parkers Grove, 2008
Tavenner, Ray PL 2008
EC:Perquimmins, 2008
Taylor, ll;Berry L. 1 E Fayetteville 1992 1992 1998 16
Oxford:Salem (SL), 1990; Kinnakee (FL), 1991; Kinnakeet(PL), 1992; South Mills (PM), 1996;
Perquimmans, 2001 ; EXTMIN.Pasquatank Correctional Inst., 2004
Taylor, Bruce D. 5 RE Fayetteville 1967 1967 1970 42
lOld Dock, 1963; Bladen Circuit, 1964; Fair Bluff-Cerro Gordo, 1969;RA:Pleasant Grove, 1973;
Wilson:West Nash, 1977;Garber, 1983; Hamlet:First, 1984; Roanoke Rapids:First, 1988; FA:Hay
Street, 1992;Smithfield:Centenary,1997; RA:Raleigh:Asbury, 2002; Retired, 2005
Taylor, Carol C. 5 PL 2003
Concord (PL), 2003
Taylor, Linda R. E W PA 1994 2000 9
WI:Oleander-Devon Pazrk (OE), 1998; Tranf. from W/PA Conf., 2000
Taylor, Vermel H. 1 PE 2007
RO:Lumberton:Mt. Olive, (PL), 2007;(PE), 2008
Taylor, William V. RE Fayetteville 1970 1970 1974 34
Taboro:Hart-Speight,1964; Gaston, 1965; RM:Marvin, 1966; Roxboro:Grace, 1969; Mt.Zion, 1973;
Durham:St.Paul, 1977; West Burlington, 1981; Cordova, 1985; Bellemont, 1987; Franklinton, 1992;
South Rosemary, 1995;Evansdale, 1996;RO:Ha1992; Retirremleet: First, 2004; RO:Green Lake,
2006; Retired, 2006
Taylor, Wilbur C. 4 RE Wilmington 1959 1959 1961 36
Fair Bluff Ct., 1954; Cerro Gordo-Olivet, 1955; Carver;s Creek, 1959;Clinton:Grace, 1963;
Havelock:First, 1971; Siler City:First, 1975; Beaufort:Ann St, 1981; Farmville, 1987:
Wilmington:Trinity, Retired, 1995
Teague, III; Ray W. 5 FL 2003
Lebanon, (FL), 2003
Thomas, Ginger Ann E Fayetteville 2002 2005 4
DU:Epworth, Assoc, 2002; RA:Trinity (Franklin Co) , Co-Pastor, 2005;DU:Durham:Duke Mem., Co-
Pastor, 2008
578
Appt.
LP Appt.
Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Thomas, Wayne E. RE FL 1961 1961 1963 35
Transf. from FL, 1974;Faison, 1974; Ellerbe, 1978; Straits-North River, 1977; Midway-Bethlehem,
1981; Newton Grove, 1984; Marshalberg-Smymna, 1988; Brunswick Ct, Aug. 1990; Rowland,
1992; Washinigton Ct, 1993; Retired, 1996
Thompson, Donna M. 2 E Fayetteville 2003 5
RO:Mt Zion, (PL), 2001 ; RO: Mt.Zion, (PE), 2003
Thompson, Jr., James F. RE 1961 1961 1963 10
Whitakers, 1961; Kenly-Buckhorn, 1964; Elm City, 1968; Honorable Location, 1970; Lumberton:
Asbury (PL), 1992; Retired, 2002
Thompson, Leo Clifford RE Wilson 1958 1958 1962 42
Attend Sch., 1958; Brogden, 1962; Bethesda, 1963; Newland-Grace, 1967; Marvin - Temperance Hall,
1969; Butner, 1972; Carolina Counseling Center, 1976; Triangle Mental Health Service, 1978; Retired, 2000
Thompson, Roger E. 2 RE Kinston 1961 1961 1967 26
Grimesland, 1959; Shiloh, 1960; Center- Cameron, 1961; Trans. To SC Conf., 1965; Trans. From
SC Conf., 1965; Siler City, 1965; Gardners, 1967; Stedman, 1969; Rockingham: Pee Dee, 1970;
Snow Hill: Calvary, 1975; Smyrna, 1977; Concord, 1979; Northhampton, 1980; Ocean View, 1984;
Retired, 1987; RO: Ledbetter
Thompson, Roscoe 1 E Fayetteville 2000 2000 2002 9
DU:Roxboro: Ca-vel, 1999;DU: Roxboro; Grace-Ca-Vel, 2001
Thornton-Irvine, Janet FD Fayetteville 2002 2002 6
Cary: St. Francis, 1999 (DM); DU: Resurrection (DM/E(FD), 1/2002;BU:Mebane, 2006
Tilley, Robert Cox 4 AM Fayetteville 2005 8
Wl: Bolton-Shiloh (SY), 1991 ; WI:Shallott Circuit, (FL), 1993; DU:Rehobeth-Harris Chapel, 1995;
NB:Harlowe-Oak Grove, 1998; BU: Faith, 2004;EC: New Hope, 2006;Harkers Island, 2007
Tosto, James E. 5 AM Fayetteville 2000 2000 8
Manns Harbor, 1995; Institute-Hickory Grove, 2001;GR:Hookerton, 2005;NB:New Bern:Faith,2008
Trotter, John A. 2 IL Fayetteville 1983 1983 1987 24
Ellis Chapel (LP), 1981; Burlington: Davis St., Assoc. (LP), 1982; Chapel Hill: Univ., Assoc, 1985;
Bahama: Mt. Bethel, 1988; Bellemont, 1992; Mebane, Sept., 1997; Incapacity Leave, Nov. 1999
Troy, Angelo 14 FL 1982
St. John, (PL), 1982; (SLP), 1983; (FL), 1988 (6/19/88-6/30/88); Harry Hoosier, (FL), 1988;Discon-
tinued, 1989; Red Springs:Rhyne Memorial, (FL), 1/1/01
Tucker, Jr., Charles Clyde RE Virginia 1952 1954 1954 38
Trans. From Punta Arenas, Chile, 1962; Cedar Grove, 1962; Hope Mills, 1968; Raleigh: Longview,
1971; Elizabeth City: First, 1977; Raleigh: Benson Mem., 1981; Henderson: First, 1989; Retired, 1991
Tucker, Stuart Ralph RE Central IL 1981 1977 1981 10
Trans, from Central IL Conf., 1991; Efland, 1991; Banks- Grove Hill, 1993; Mount Zion, 1996;
Disability Leave, 1998; Leave of Absence, 2001 ;Retired, 2005
Tysinger, Richard Martin E Durham 1986 1986 1989 22
Piney Grove - Hickory Grove, 1985; Moncure - Buckhorn, 1988; Merritts - Ebenezer, 1992;
Merritts, 2001; (RA) Wesley Memorial, 2004
579
Appt.
LP Appt.
Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Tyson, Jr., Bobby Powell E Fayetteville 1993 1993 1995 15
Black Creek - Lucama, 1992; FA: Culbreth, 1996; Lake Waccamaw, 2000;(GR) Salem,
2004;SA:Troy, Trinity, 2006
Tyson, St., Bobby Powell RE VA 1962 1962 1966 39
White Mem. - Wesley, 1958; Caledonia, 1959; St. Pauls, 1963; Trans. To Va. Conf., 1968; Trans.
From Va. Conf., 1972; Tabor City, 1974; Conf. Evangelist, 1977; Maxton: St. Pauls, 1980;
Knightdale, 1981 ; Jenkins Memorial, 1984; Approved Evangelist, 1986; Wesley's Chapel, Jan.,
1991; Spring Hill, 1993; Retired, 2001; FA: Trinity, 2003;(FA)Mamers, 2004;GO:Elevation, 2008
Tyson, John Horton E Fayetteville 1981 1981 1986 27
Mt. Tabor- Riverview, 1981; Salem (Person Co.), 1983; Henderson: City Road, 1986; Appointed to
attend school, 1988; Asbury, 1989; Student, 1990; Maysville, 1991; FA: Victory, 1993; FA:
Johnson Mem., 1997; Clinton:Grace & Coharie, 2001; FA: Hay Street, 2003;NB:Swansboro, 2008
Tyson, Marvin Eugene RE Fayetteville 1979 1979 1982 25
Grimesland (SLP) 1 975; Wll Rogers UMC, Tulsa, OK, (SLP) 1 977; Attending Oral Roberts
University, 1979; New Bern: Riverside, 1981; New Bern: Faith, 1985; GR: Covenant, 1995; LA 1/1/
02; Wl: Harbor, 2002; Retired, 2004
Tyson, Vernon C. 2 RE Greenville 1956 1956 1958 38
Trans, from WNC Conf., 1954; Stem-Bullock, 1954; Goldston, 1956; Assoc, Edenton St., 1958;
Jonesboro Heights, 1961; Oxford, 1966; Wesley Mem., 1970; Fayetteville: Hay St, 1974; Chapel
Hill University, 1978; Dist. Supt., Wilmington Dist., 1981; Raleigh Edenton St., 1984; Sanford: St.
Luke, 1989; Retired, 1994
Upton, John P. 5 E Fayettevlle 1999 2005 3
BU:Milton, (FL),1999; (PM), 2000; (E)2005
Vanderford, Deb. 4 PL 2004
Garland, (PL), 2004; Ocean View, (PL), 2007
Vaughan, Richard Cook E E.OH 1972 1972 1975 34
Trans. From E. OH, 1974; Hopewell - Mt. Moriah, 1974; FA: Culbreth Mem., 1980; FA: Johnson
Mem., 1985; Chapel Hill: Amity, 1989; Raeford: First, 1998; Wl: Shallotte: Camp, 2003
Vaughn, II, Stephen W. RD Fayetteville 1997 1997 9
WNC & FL Conf. (LW), 1969 - 1977; Consecrated DM, 1976; Trans. From FL. Conf., 1977; GR: St.
James (FD), 1997; Retired, 2007
Vickers, Hope Adkins E Fayetteville 1995 1995 1997 13
Sharon, 1995; Cumberland, 1997;(RM):Wilson: West Nash, 2004;WI: Whiteville, 2007
Vieregg, Carla S. E Durham 1986 1986 1994 22
Dir., Past. Couns. & Fam. Therapy, Denver, CO, 1994; Family Therapist, Adams Community Metal
Health, Denver, CO, 1998; Pastor, Presbyterian Ch., Colorado, 2001
Villasenor, Jose' Luis PL 2008
RA:Apex, Assoc, 2008
Vinson, Nina Paul 9 PL 1999
Nobles Chapel, (PL), 1999
Wade, David Carlton E Fayetteville 1980 1980 1984 28
Bonlee, 1979; Candor, 1985; Wesley's Chapel, 1993; Fayetteville: Camp Ground, 2001
580
Appt.
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
LP Appt. Present First
Name Years Relation Admitted
Wagner, Douglas J. 3 PE 2005
Rougemont, (FL), 2005; (PE), 2008
Wagner, Richard 3 PL 2005
Epworth, (PL), 2005
Waggoner, James M.1 RE Wilson 1958 1958 1961 40
Whitney Cross, 1958; Belhaven, 1961; Johnston, 1965; Smithfield: Whitney Mem., 1967; Chaplain,
Meth. Home for Children, 1968; Industrial Chaplain, 1975; Supervisory, Chaplaincy Ser. Div. Youth
Human Res., 1977; Retired, 1998
Walker-Jones, Kelli FL Memphis 1985 1983 1985 9
Raleigh: Highland, Assoc. (OE), 1996; Trans. From Memphis Conf., 1998; Raleigh: Highland, Assoc,
1998;Family Leave, 2002, EXTMIN, 2003
Wall, Clarence Arthur IL Fayetteville 1979 1979 1982 29
Perquimams, 1978; Elizabeth City: Riverside, 1981; St. Pauls, 1985; Grifton, 1988; Knightdale, 1991;
Nashville, 1995; Wilson: West Nash, 1999; Tarboro: St. James, 2001; Incapacity Leave (3/1/03)
Wall, Lynn Testerman RE Fayetteville 1979 1968 1982 23
New Bern: Centenary, Min. of Prog., 1979; Cedar Island - Sea Level, 1983; Beech Grove - Rhems,
1987; Sharon: Holden Beach, 1995; Retired, 2002
Wallace, Robert L. RE Mississippi 1963 1963 1965 35
Trans, from Miss. Conf., 1961; Efland, -Lebanon, 1961; Trans, to Miss. Conf., 1965; Trans, from
Miss.Conf, 1967; Siler City:West End, 1967; Cedar Grove Prospect, 1970; Durham:Duke
Mem.. Assoc, 1974; Durham:Aldersgate, 1978; Raleigh:N. Raleigh, Mar. 1991; Tarboro: St. James,
1996; Retired, 1998
Walters, Norma Jean LA Fayetteville 1988 1988 1993 17
Appointed to attend school, 1988; Leave of Absence, 1990; Durham: Bethesda, 1991; Leave of
Absence, 1996; Mt. Tabor: Riverview, Feb., 1997; Mt. Zion (DU Dist.), 1998;DU:Bethesda, 2006;
Lv. Abs., 2007
Ward. Jr., Herman N. 1 RE Greenville 1963 1963 1965 41
RA:Andrews-Soapstone, 1963; Banks-Grove Hille,. 1965; BU: Hillsborough, 1969; Retired, 2004
(12/31/03
Ward, Richard Lee E Fayetteville 1988 1988 1991 20
Atlantic, 1988; BeaufoitAnn St., Assoc, 1991;GO: Fremont, 1993; GO: Saulston, 1999
Ward, Shirley Acker 4 AM Fayetteville 1998 1998 10
Morehead City: St. Peter's, Assoc. (PL), 1991; Kenansville Parish, Assoc. (PL), Dec-93; Sharon
(GN Dist.) (PL), 1995; Princeton (FL/AM), 1997; GO: Brogden, 2003
Ware, Timothy PL Greenville 2008
GR:Aurora-Hobucken, 2008
Warren, Jr., Donnie R. 1 E Fayettevile 1990 1990 1993 18
RA: Haryes Barton, Assoc; 1989; Assoc. Dir. CCOM, 1990; Cary: White Plains, Assoc, 1992
Wll: Jarbpr. 1997; BU: Chapel Hill: Orange, 2002
Warren, Henry R. 6 RE Greenville 1970 1968 1972 15
Parkton, 1964; Asbury-Pineview, 1967; Jerusalem-Zion, 1971; Laurel Hill, 1976; Knightdale, 1978;
Smiht, 1982; Incapacity Leave, 1983; Retired, 1985
581
Appt.
LP Appt.
Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Warren, James H. RE N. Alabama 1950 1952 1954 34
Trans, from N. Ala. Conf., 1955; Prof., Scarrit College, 1955; Prof., Trevacca 1984; Retired, 1989
Warren, Jr., James I. RE Rocky Mount 1960 1960 1962 40
Glasgow, Scotland, 1960; Fairmont, 1962; St. James, 1964; Prof., Scarrit College, 1968; Academic
Dean, Scarrit College, 1974; Dir., International Growth Ctr., Lake Junaluska, 1988; Retired, 2000
Warren, Jr., Wm. A. 7 E Fayetteville 1984 1984 1987 24
Mt. Moriah, (PL), 1977; Mt. Tirzah-Helena, (PL), 1981; DU: Branson, (PL), 1982; Calvary, 1985;
Vass-Cameron, 1989; GO: Providence, 1997; Benson, 2002; EC: Murphreesboro, 2006
Warren, Wm. D. E Fayetteville 1993 1993 1995 15
Belhaven:Trinity:1992; Hamlet:Fellowship, 1996; Fellowship-St. Paul (Rockingham), 2000;WI:
Elilzabethtown, 2002;RA:Wake Forest, 2008
Waters, Denise C. FD Fayetteville 1997 1997 10
S. Ga. Conf., (UN), 1978; Consecrated DM, 1977; WNC Conf., (DM), 1977; Chapel Hill: University
(DM), 1984; Trams, from S. Ga. Conf., 1985; Ordained Deacon in Full Connection, 1997; Chapel
Hill, University, (FD), 1997; Assist. Dir. of Chaplaincy, MRH, Durham, 1998; Assist. Dir. of Chap-
laincy, Croasdale Retirement Village, 2001
Watkins, Pamela J. 2 PE Greenville 2006 2
DU: Durham:Calvary, (PL), 2004; EXTMIN, UNC Hosp., (FL), 2005; SA:Biscoe, (PE), 2006
Watson, Debra S. E Va. Conf. 1981 1981 1984 8
Ord. Deacon/PM, VA Conf.; Ord. Elder/FC, Holston Conf.; Trans, from Holston Conf. (Elder), 1999;
FairmontTrinity-Olivet (OE), 1997; (E), 1999; South Mills, 2001; Incapacity Leave, 2002
Watson, H. Langill RE Kinston 1950 1950 1952 41
Attend School, 1950; Jarvis Memorial, Assoc, 1950; Havelock, 1951; Kinston West-
minister, 1956; Graham:First, 1962; Chapel Hill: University, 1966; Durham, Districit
Superintendent, 1974; Wilson: First, 1978; Rocky Mount: First, 1986; Retired, 1990
Way, Jr., Robert B. 14 PL 1994
SA: Mt. Vernon, (SLP), 1994; SA:Mt. Zion(Pittsboro), (PL) 1998
Weaver, Jr., James T. 5 E Fayetteville 1990 1990 1993 18
Pembroke: Calvary-Buie, 1971; Disc. LP, 1973; Brookland, (SL), 1987; DU:Bethesda, 1988;
Evergreen, 1991; Efland, 1995; Mt. Olive:First, 1999; SA: Smyrna, 2003; GR:Snow HilkCalvary, 2005
Weaver, Walter P. RE Fayetteville 1959 1960 1962 39
Pleasant Green, 1959; Student, 1962; Prof, and Chaplain, 1965; Prof., Florida Southern College,
1972; Retired, 1997
Webb-Bowden, Julia F. E Fayetteville 1988 1988 1990 18
Rougemont, 1988; Leave of Absence, 1990; Mt. Tabor-Riverview, 1992; Prog. Asst., Soc. Of St.
Andrew, 2994; Dir., Soc. of St. Andrew, Apr., 1997
Weber, Michael David E Fayetteville 1976 1976 1978 27
Trans, frin Kansas East Conf., 1981; Durham Parish, 1981; DU:Bethesda, 1985; Concord, 1986;p
Plank Chapel, 1 988; Pamlico Coop. Parish, 1 992; Fletcher's Chapel, 2000
Weinrich, Luise K. E Fayetteville 1995 1995 1997 8
RM:Rocky MLFirst, Assoc, 1995; RA: Edenton St, Assoc, 2001; Leave of Absence, 2002;
EXTMIN, Chaplain, ARMC (Burlilngton), 2004; App'td to Attend School, 2006
582
Appt.
LP Appt.
Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Weisser, William James FD Fayettevill 1997 1997 10
RA: Edenton St., (LW), 1976; Consecrated DM, 1978; Ord. Deacon in Full Connection, 1887; (FD), 1997
Wells, Jr., William M. RE Eliz. City 1947 1949 1949 41
Attend School, 1947; Alamance, 1948; Mt. Giliead Ct., 1949; Warren, 1950; Trinity-Riverdale,
1953; Carolina Beach:St. Paul's. 1954; St. Director, Meth. Student Movement, 1957; Laurinburg:
St. Luke, 1969; Knightdale, 1972; DU:Duke's Chapel, 1974; Conway, 1975; Robrsonville, 1978;
Sabbatical, British Meth. Church, 1982; Wrightsville Beach, 1983; Norman, 1985; Retired, 1998
Wells, Benjamin E. E Fayetteville 1998 2003 10
NB:Morehead City:First, Assoc, (PM), 1998; GO:Westwood, (PM), 2000; EXTMIN, Methodist
College Chaplain (PM), 2001 ; GR:Jarvis Memorial.Assoc, 2006; GO:Wallace, 2007
Wells, Jr., Woodrow W. E Fayetteville 1970 1970 1973 38
School, 1970; Elizabeth City, Assoc, 1972; Maysville, 1975; Shallotte:Camp, 1980; SAJonesboro,
1984; RM: Englewood, 1988; GR:St. James, 1992; Cary:Firstm 1999,
Wilmington, District Superintendent, 2004; FA: Haymount, 2007
Werner. Marc H. 8 FL 2000
Morehead City:First, Assoc, (FL), 2000; Fairmont: Trinty, (FL), 2002; St. Matthews, (FL), 2007
Wenberg, Jr., John W. E SC Conf. 1972 1972 1974 29
Trans, from SC Conf., 1974; Aurora, 1974; App'td to Attend School, 1975; Parkton, 1976; Leave of
Absence, 1978; Honoarable Location, 1981; Readmitted to FC, 1983; Banks-Grove Hill, 1983;
RA:Westover, 1995; RM:Wilson:Winstead, 1999; RM: Englewood, 2007
West, Pearl I. G. RE Fayettevile 1978 1978 1981 11
Mamers, Assoc. ,1978; Turkey-Fellowship, 1980; Town Creek, 1982; Zion, 1984; Eureka-
Yelverton, 1985; Retired, 1987
Whittaker, James D. 5 PE Greenville 2006 2
Leah's Chapel, (PL), 2001 ; Meroney, (SLP), 2003; (PE), 2006
Whittaker, Karen R.H. E Fayetteville 1983 1983 1985 25
FA:Camp Ground: Assoc, 1983; RA:Raleigh:Avent Ferry, 1986; RA:Cary:Genesis,
1995;RA:Soapstone, 2008
White, Clinton L. 11 PL 1997
Sharon, (PL), 1997; Wesley Memorial, (PL), 2007
White, Dena Jo M. LA Fayetteville 1988 1988 1990 12
EC:Elizabeth City:First, Assoc, 1988; RO:Rockingham:East, 1993; Family Leave, 11/1/2000; Leave
of Absence, 2006
White, John H. 3 RE Kinston 1962 1962 1965 30
Battleboro, 1962; Beaufort: Ann Street, Min. of Ed., 1965; Kinston: Queen St., Min. of Education,
1966; Fellowship, 1969; Rose Hill, 1974; St. James, 1978; Goldsboro:St. Luke, 1986; Retired 1990
White, Susan Harris E Fayetteville 2001 2005 4
DU:Helena, (PE), 2001 ; DUTrinity, Assoc, 2005; Appt'd to Attend School, 2007 (UNC Hosp)
White, Valerie L. 5 FL 2003
Mt. Pleasant, (SLP), 2003; Oxford:Salem, (SLP), 2005; Homes, (FL), 2007
583
Appt.
LP Appt.
Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Whitley, Edgar Earl RE Sanford 1949 1952 1956 23
Pinetops, 1948; Mr, Hermon, 1953; Roseboro, 1954; Fairview, 1957;Friendship, 1959; Sabbatical
Leave 1961; Student , Wm & Mary College, 1962, Currituck, 1966; Supernumerary, 1972;
Honorable Location, 1877; Readmitted into Full Connection & Retired, 1985
Wiggins, Carson O. 1 RE Goldsboro 1967 1967 1970 33
Cedar Grove, 1966; Salem Chapel, 1969; Edenezer, 1974; Durham, Asbury, 1984; BeauforLAnn
Street, 1987; Havelock:First, 1989;Burlington:Grace, 1993; Retired, 2000; Rock Creek, 2004(RE)
Willburn, William J. E Fayetteville 1988 1988 1990 19
Sandy Plains, 1988; Westwood-Ebenezer, 1989; Wilson:First, Assoc, 1992; Leave of Absence,
1/1/1996; Norman, 1996; BU:Mt.Hermon, 2003; SA: Sanford: Jonesboro, 2007
Wilder, Gertrude N. 1 PL 2007
Peace, (PL), 2007; WLWestview, 2008
Wilkerson, Richard P. E Fayetteville 1984 1984 1986 22
Burlington, Front Street, Assoc, 1984; Cary: Genesis, 1987; Knightdale, 1995; Leave of Absence,
1999; Cary: First:Assoc, 3/1/02 ( Ed. & Youth)
Wilkins, Deborah Sue E Greenville 2004 2007 4
NB: Cedar Island-Sea Level, (PE), 2004; SA:Candor, 2006
Wilkinson, Howard M. RE Goldsboro 1967 1967 1969 21
Kitty Hawk, 1964; Spring Hill, 1973; Clinton:Grace, 1977; Leave of Absence, 1978; Halifax, 1982;
Four Oaks, 1986; Retired, 1988
Wilkinson, Scott T. E Fayetteville 1976 1976 1979 18
Attended School, 1976; Jenkins Memorial, 1978; Trans, to Detroit Conf., 1981; Trans, from Detroit
Conf., 1995; Prospect, 1995; Dir. Wesley Foundation, ECU, Greenville, 1996
Willard, Nancy 7 PE 2001
Laurinburg: First, Assoc, (PL), 2001; Roseland, (PL), 2005;(PE), 2008
Williams, David B. E Fayetteville 2002 2005 7
RA: Millbrook: Assoc, 2002, (PE), RA: St.. Mark's, 2005
Williams, James A, 6 RE Kinston 1962 1958 1960 24
Pembroke Circuit, 1956; Tarboro:Hart, 1957; Roper, 1958; Mattamuskeet, 1960; S.
Camden, 1962;Shady Grove, 1965;Town Creek, 1968; Roberdel, 1971; Plank Chapel, 1975;
Oxford:Salem, 1980; Norlina, 1982; Troy Circuit, 1984; Retired, 1986!
Williams, James E. E W. Pa. 1971 1971 1973 8
Beech Grove=Rhems, (OE), 1995; Trans, from W. PA. Conf. , 6/11/1998; Beech Grove-Rhems,
(FC), 1998; Windsor, 1999; Leave of Absence. 2000; Trinity(Franklin Co.), 2002; GO:Bethel
(Wayne Co.), 2003
Williams, Kristen Ann W, E Greenville 2003 2006 5
RM: HorneSims, (PE), 2003; RM: Edgecombe Parish, 2007
Williams, John E. RE Goldsboro 1967 1967 1970 34
Vance Circuit, 1966; Rocky MounLFirst, Assoc, 1971; Located, 1973; Stokes, 1974; Readmitted,
1975; Approved Evangelist, 1982; Conetoe, 1984; Leave Of Absence, 1/1/02;
Retired, 2003
584
Appt.
LP Appt.
Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Williams, Terry M. 5 AM Fayetteville 1994 6
EC: Anderson, 1994; EC: Northgates Charge, 1998; EC: Plymouth, 2003;FA:Spring Hill, 2008
Williams, Richard J. RD Fayetteville 1997 1997 7
Smithfield:Centenary (LW), 1961-64; TN Conf., (LW), 1964; Rocky Mount: First, (LW), 1965;
Smithfield:Centenary (LW), 1967; Certified DCEm 1971; Consecrated Lay Worker, 1975; Consecrated
DM, 1977; Ordained Deacon in Full Conncetion, 1997; Smithfield:Centenary, (FD), 1997; Retired, 2004
Williams, Jr., Samuel A. E Durham 1986 1986 1989 23
Westview, 1984; Riegelwood-Shiloh, 1985; Wilmington, Fifth Ave, 1988; Burlington, St. Pauls,
1994; Wilmington, Trinity, 1999; Southport, Trinity, 2002
Williams, William F. 8 RE Fayettveille 1985 1985 1988 19
Sandhills, 1977; Center, 1982; Rockingham:West, 1988; Atlantic, 1995; Lillington, 1999;
SA: Lovejoy-Macedonia, 2001; Retired, 2006
Williford, Gladys R.R. RE Durham 1972 1972 1975 21
RA:Wynnewood Park, 1972; Rockingham: East, 1976; Smithfield: Whitley, 1978; Snead's Ferry,
1979; Aulander, 1980; Williston-Stalcy, 1984; Pasquotank, 1987; Whiteville Circuit, 1988;
Mattamuskeet, 1991; Retired, 1993
Willis, James R. 8 FL 2000
BeauforLAnn St., Assoc, (FL), 2000; Wesley's Chapel, (FL), 2005
Willis, Betty B. PL 2008
RM:Macon, 2008
Willingham, Malcom C. E Fayetteville 1975 1972 1979 34
Graham: Christ-Cedar Cliff, 1974; Poplar Spring-Trinity, 1976; Rockingham:First, Assoc, 1977; Dir.
Samaritan Colony, 1978; Hoffman-Fletcher's Chapel, 1980; Dir., Samaritan/Harrington Treatment Center,
1981; VP Clinical Services, Carolina Behavioral, 1996; Clinincal Chaplan, Harrington Clinic, 11/1/97
Wilson, III, Arthur John RE Kinston 1962 1962 1965 39
Jenkins Memorial, 1 962; Duke Univ., Assoc. Dir. Relig. Activities, 1 963; Ass't Chaplain, US Military
Academy, West Point, NY. 1966; Chap. Intern, St, Elizabeth Hosp., 1971; Chaplain Resident, St.
Elizabeth Hospital, 1972; Dir. Past. Srvcs, Moccasin Bend Psych. Hosp., Chattanooga, TN, 1974;
Dir. Past, Serv.Greenleaf Health Sytems, 1986; Past. Counseling Prog, Dir, Memoral Hosp,
Chattanooga, TN. 1998; Retired, 2001
Wilson, III, Ben Horace RE Knoxville, TN 1961 1964 1963 30
Trans, from Holston Conf, 1963; Middlesex, 1960; Pleasant Grove, 1963; Duke's Chapel, 1965;
Warsaw, 1970; Clinton:First, 1974; Smithfield:Centenary, 1977; Laurinburg: First, 1981; Lumberton:
Chestnut St., 1986; HamleLFirst, 1989; West End, 1991; Retired, 1992; Moncure(RE), 1992; Little
River-Melton's Grove (RE), 1994
Wilson, Claude T. RE Goldsboro 1967 1964 1969 35
Chowan, 1961; New Hope-Woodland, 1964; Beech Grove, 1970; Vanceboro, 1977; Wallace, 1989;
Retired, 1994; Woodington, (RE). 1994
Wilson, James L. 2 E Durham 1972 1972 1976 36
Micro-Fellowship, (SLP),1969; No App't, 1971; Student, Wesley Theol. Seminary, 1972; Trans, to
Central NY Conf., 1974; Clifton Springs, 1974; Trans, to VA Conf., 1978; Mt. Bethel, 1978; Galilee,
1982; Trans, to NC Conf., 1986; Wilmington: Sunset Park, 1986; Wrightsboro, 1988; Raleigh: St.
James, 1997; GR:Tarboro:St. James, 2003
585
Appt.
LP Appt.
Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years
Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Name
Wilson, Jenny Lynn H. E Fayetteville 1999 1999 2001 9
RA:Cary: Genesis, Assoc. 1999; RA: Knightdale, 11/15/2001
Wilson, Jr., Kelly J. RE Sanford 1949 1949 1950 35
Roxboro Circuit, 1949; Littleton, 1953; Epworth, 1957; Louisburg, 1961; Washington: First, 1966;
Asbury, 1970; Raeford, 1974; Tarboro:St. James, 1981, Retired, 1984
Wilson-Parsons, Charles E S. GA. Conf, 1985 1985 1989 8
Trans, from S. Ga. Conf., 2000; Pilmoor Memorial, 2000
Wilson-Parsons, Mary Jane E S. Ga, Conf. 1989 2000 8
Trans, from S. Ga, Conf., 2000; Conf. Coord., Sexual Ethics Support Teams, 2000
Wingfield, Neal Eddins E Fayettevile 1997 1997 2000 11
Jenkins Memorial-Cokesbury, 1993; Eno-Palmers Grove, 1996; Brownings-Smiht, 1998;
GO:Salem, 2003
Wingo, Brian Wayne 4 E Durham 1986 1986 1991 21
Granville Circuit, (LP), 1984; Brookland-Brooksdale, 1988; DU:Calvary, 1991; Durham: Trinity, Min.
of Programs, 1994; Leave of Absence, 7/1/1995; DU: Carr, 1/1/1996; DU: Pleasant Green, 2002
Winston, III, Joseph A. 2 E Fayetteville 1989 1989 1991 19
Trans, from UCC, 1987; Mt. Pleasant, ()FL), 1987; Mt.Pleasant-Middiesex, 1988; Edgecombe
Parish, 1990; Hope Mills, 1994; Fayetteville:Salem, 2000; DU:Aldersgate,
2007;RO:Laurinburg:St.Luke's;2008
Wise, Denny C. 1 RE Rocky Mount 1966 1966 1969 39
Attend School, 1966; Andrews-Soapstone, 1967; Mashallbergm 1969; New Bern:Centenary,
Assoc, 1970; Havelock:Cherry Point, 1971; Biscoe, 1972; Currituck, 1974; Spring Hill, 1977;
Stedman:Cokesbury, 1980; Mt. Olive:First, 1989; Wilmington:Grace, 1990; Burlington: Emmanuel,
1993; Laurinburg:St. Luke, 1997; Oxford, 2002; Retired, 2006
Wise, Gilliam Perry E Fayetteville 1997 1997 2000 11
Zion, 1997; FA:Harnett: The Rock, 2000; Church Renamed Solid Rock, 2002
Witherington, III, Ben E 3
Transf. from KY Conf, 2006; EXTMIN: Prof., Asbury Seminary, 2006
Witt, Peggy Ormsby RE Fayetteville 1988 1988 1990 17
Wesley-Blacks Chapel, 1988; Southern Pines, Assoc, 1992;Vass-Cameron, 1997; Min. Div., SEJ
Adm Council, Lake Junaluska, 1/1/1999; Leave of Absence, 8/15/1999; CPE, Wake Forest Bapt.
Med. Center, 2000; Trenton-Maple Grove, 11/30/01; Retired, 2007
Witt, Jr., William J. RE Fayetteville 1988 1988 1990 11
New Hope-Puriey, 1986; South River, 1988; Pinebluff, 1992; Retired, 1999
Wittman, Raymond K. E Fayetteville 1980 1980 1982 27
New Hope-Woodland, 1980; Pilmoor Memorial, 1983; Hertford, 1988; Fayetteville:Salem,
1/1/1994; Washington: First, 2000; EC:Duck, 2007
Wolfe, William Lee RE Rky Mount 1966 1966 1968 25
Trans, from W.VA. Conf., 1965; Kenansville-Woodland, 1965; Christ-Cedar Cliff, 1967; Haw River,
1970; Wrightville Beach, 1977; Bellemont, 19789; W. Burlington, 1985; Retired, 1991
586
Name
Appt.
LP Appt. Present First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Not Inc.
Years Relation Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Years
Womack, Jr., LaVerne B. 4 IL Fayetteville 1977 1977 1980 30
Student Pastor, Bynum, 1974; Harrellsville, 1978; RM;Englelwood, Assoc, 1980; Friendship, 1981; Jerusalelm-
Zion, 1982; Leave of Absence, 1987; Milwaukee, 1992; Roberdel, 1995; Sabbatical Leave, 1997; Incapacity
Leave, 7/1/ 1997
Womack, Samuel J. RE Lakeland, FL 1955 1957
Trans, from FL Conf, 1960; Dean, Methodist College, 1970, Retired, 1970
1962
24
Wood, Andrew B.
Mt. Moriah, (PL), 1989
18
PL
1989
Wood, Toni L.
Newland, (FL), 2000
FL
2000
Woodard, Jr., John R. E Fayetteville 1984 1984 1986 24
Trenton, 1983; Moyock, 1990; Spring Hope, 1995; Fayetteville: Victory, 1998; Victory-Person Street Charge,
2001; BLLPhillips Chapel, 2006
Woodcock, Eldon Gruffith RE Durham 1961 1961 1965
Grad. Student, Duke Univ., 1961; Prof. Applachian St. Univ., 1963; Prof. Methodist College, 1966;
Prof. Nyack College, NY, 1970; Retired, 1997
36
Woodhouse, Andrea Reese E Fayetteville 1988 1988 1991
Attend Schoo, 1988; New Bem:Centeanary: Assoc, 1989; Morehead: First, Assoc, 1993;
Concord, 1996; BU:Chapel Hill (New Church), Co-pastor, I/I/02; BU:Chapel Hill: Amity, 2003;WI:Scott's
HilLWesleyan Chapel, Co-Pastor, 2008
20
Woodhouse, David W. E Fayetteville 1988 1988 1991
Attend School, 1988; Riverdale, 1989; Straits-North River, 1993; Oak Grove, 1996; BU:Chapel Hill:(New
Church), Co-Pastor, 1/1/02; BU:Carrboro, 2003;WI:Scott's HilhWesleyan Chapel, Co-Pastor, 2008
20
Woolsey, David
Windsor, (PL), 2006
PL
2006
Wooten, James E. 3 PE Greenville 2007
Warrenton:Macon-Wesley Memorial. (SLP),2002; BU: Cedar Cliff, (SLP). 8/1/2006; (PE), 2007
Worth, Leroy 8 RA Fayetteville
RO: Fairmont. Pleasant Grove, 2004;Retired, 2006
2003
Wright, Johnnie L. 2 E
Fletcher's Chapel-St. Peter (IS/SLP), 1993;
RA: Westover, 2003
Mt
Fayetteville 1995
Zion-Walls Chapel, 1995;
1995
Sanford Circuit,
1999
1997;
13
Wynn, Samuel E Fayetteville 1979 1979 1982 28
Four Corners Native American Ministries, 1979; Pleasant Grove-Fasirview, Nov. 1981; Prog. Coord., Four
Corners Native American Min., 1982; Rowland:Plesant Grove-Fairview, 1984; Chaplain, Navajo
Meth. Mission School, Oct. 1984; Clarkton, 1986; Hope Mills:Native American, 1988; Fayetteville: Grace, 1989;
New Bern, District Superintendent, 1996; RA:St. Mark's, 2001; RA: Hollands, 2005;FA: DS, 2008
Yebuah, Lisa N. 3 PE
RA:Millbrook, (FL), 2005; (PE), 2008
2005
Yelverton, Pernicie C. RE Durham 1953 1955 1957 36
Pollocksville, 1953; Kinston Circuit, 1958; Brogden, 1963; Dover, 1966; Hopewell-Mt. Moriah, 1970; Brownings-
Smiht, 1974; Faison, 1979; Elm City, 1985; Retired, 1989
Yorkey Compton, Camille IL Fayetteville 1984 1984 1988 20
Attend School, 1984; Goldsboro: St. Paul's, Assoc, 1985; Seaside (Brunswick Co,), 1989; Leave of Absence,
1993; Proj, Develop. Admin., MRH, 1994; Myrtle Grove, 1995;
Family Leave, 1997; EC:Mlghty Wind, 1999: Caseworker, Dir. Conf. Disaster Relief Off., 1/1/2000;
ncapacity Leave, 8/1/2000: RA;Benson Memorial, 2004; Incapacity Leave, 2006
Yount, John W.
Stoval, (PL), 2001
PL
2001
Yow, Jr., W. Joseph E Fayetteville 1981
Appointed ot Attend School, 1981; Union; 1983; GO:Four Oaks, 1988
1981
1985
20
Zorowski, Karl A.
Bethel. (FL), 2004
FL
2008 - 2009 Diaconal Ministers,
Roll and Pastoral Records
NOTE: This is to provide a listing of the service records of conference diaconal ministers, both
effective and retired. The figures in the right hand column indicate the number of years service
under episcopal appointment in the NC Conference only. Questions concerning pension years
should be directed to the Board of Pensions who evaluates years of service in terms of annuity
credit. (E-Effective/Active, L-Leave of Absence, R-Retired
Other Year NC Conf
LW/DM Present Where Consecrated Appt.
Name Years Relation Admitted DM Years Only
Alredge, Alice B. L 1991 0
Trans. From N. AL Conf. 1997; Leave of absence, 1997
Ballance, Bernice Mae 23 R Fayetteville 1977 4
Church & Comm. Worker, NY, 1954; Assoc. Dir. Ch. Ed., Dunn: Divine St., 1956; Conse-
crated Deaconness, Central PA Conf., 1964; Church & Comm. Worker, Sampson Co.,
1966; Church & Comm. Worker, Harnett Co., 1970; Retired, 1981
Biddle, Margaret Anne 11 E Fayetteville 1977 31
Goldsboro: St. Luke, 1962; Sanford: Steele St. 1966; Chapel Hill: University, 1968;
Certified Lay Worker, 1970; Durham: Duke Memorial, 1975; Burlington: Front St., 1981;
Childcare Consultant, Meth. Home for Children 1994
Garrison, Jr., Robert H. 17 R Fayetteville 1977 7
Bus. Admin., Raleigh: Edenton St., 1960; Bus. Admin., Certified Lay Worker, 1973;
Raleigh: Hayes Barton, 1973; Retired, 1984
Gattis, Irene Faircloth 5 R Fayetteville 1977 8
Fayetteville: Hay St., 1972; Raleigh: Benson Memorial, 1974; Certified Lay Worker,
1975; Instr., Pamlico Tech. Inst., 1977; Leave of Absence, 1980; Retired, 1985
Johnson, Marilyn H. R Fayetteville 1977 11
NB: Garber, Dir. Of Music, 1980; LA, 1984; Wthdrew, 1994; Reinstated as Retired
Diaconal Minister, 1998
Nicholson, Sue Ellen 3 E Fayetteville 1990 16
Durham: Trinity, 1990; Trans. To WNC Conf., 1992; CCOM Assoc. Dir., Children &
Youth, 1992; Conf.Connec.Min.,Assoc.Dir.Chil/Youth, 2001
O'Conner, TacomaF. 7 R Fayetteville 1977 16
Ed. Asst, Durham: Carr 1970; ACE, Durham: Carr, 1975 ; Retired, 1993
Parker, Susan Martin 14 R Fayetteville 1990 8
Dir. Of Music, Charlotte: Thrift, 1978; Dir. Of Music, Clyde, 1979; DM/Music, Sanford: St.
Luke, 1984; Personal Leave, 2/22/1993; Durham: Epworth, 1994; Retired, 2000
588
Other Year NC Conf
LW/DM Present Where Consecrated Appt.
Name Years Relation Admitted DM Years Only
Sluder, Sr., David M.I 1 E Fayetteville 1993 8
Sanford: St. Luke, 1993; LA, 1994; Personal Leave, 1996; Extended PL, 1999; Volun-
teers Coord., Mtn. Housing Oppor., Asheville, 6/1/2000
Womack, Leslie A.C. 2 R Fayetteville 1981 2
Elizabeth City: First, 1979; Wilmington: Trinity, 1981; Leave fo Absence, 1982; Raleigh:
Edenton St., 1986; Retired, 1988
Workman, Anna G. E Fayetteville 1996 11
Burlington: Front Street, 1996; Asst. Gen. Sec, Resources & Services, GBOGM, 2000;
VA Conference, Cong. Dev. Office, 2003
589
FULL CONNECTION - CHRONOLOGICAL ROLL
Roll, Status, Record of Service
Name
Moser, R. E. Lee
Lewis, Henry B.
Hubbard, Charles S.
Mercer, Charles H.
Crutchfield, Gilbert W.
Edens, Allen C, Jr.
Patten, Brooks
Purcell, Eugene G.,Jr.
McCarver, Clyde G.
Bostick, Joseph K.
Wells,WilliamM.,Jr.
Crowder, William R.
Davidson, Barney L.
Miller, James H., Jr.
Snyder, Nevin D.
Whitley, Edgar E.
Wlson, Kelly J., Jr.
Bergland, John K.
Brown, James C. P.
Knott, T. Garland
Leatherman, Harold F.
McDonald, Walter N.
McKita, Carleton P.
Megill, George C.
Osborn, RobertT.
Richardson, J. Earl
Warren, James H.
Watson, H. Langill
Beane, Kenneth E.
Bizzell, Henry A., Jr.
Cameron, Angus M.
Jordan, R. Harry
Aitken, P. Wesley
Earnhardt, Edwin L.
Fitzgerald, F.Owen, Jr.
Kirby, Wallace H.
Lugar, Lawrence E.
McKee, Robert F.
Sexton, Kenneth B.
Tucker, C. Clyde
Baker, M. Randall
Bass, Walton N.,Sr.
Crum, JohnH.
Cummings, Simeon F.
Fleming, Ralph L., Jr.
Glover, R. Keith
Grill, C. Franklin
First Admitted
Status Where When Deacon
R Greensboro 1934 #
R Raleigh 1937 1940
R Elizabeth City 1939 1940
R Wlson 1942 1943
R Rocky Mount 1943 1943
R Rocky Mount 1943 1944
R Rocky Mount 1943 1945
R Rocky Mount 1943 1944
R Raleigh 1944 1944
R Goldsboro 1945 1947
R Elizabeth City 1947 1947
R Greenville 1948 1951
R W.TX 1949 1949
R Sanford 1949 1949
R W.PA 1949 #
R Sanford 1949 1952
R Sanford 1949 1949
R W.OH 1950 1950
R Kinston 1950 1950
R N.MS 1950 1952
R Kinston 1950 1951
R Kinston 1950 1950
R W.PA 1950 1953
R Kinston 1950 1951
R Seattle, WA 1950 1954
R Kinston 1950 1951
R N.AL 1950 1952
R Kinston 1950 1950
R Wlmington 1951 1951
R Wlmington 1951 1951
R Brooklyn, NY 1951 1951
R Wlmington 1951 1951
R Charleston.WV 1952 1953
R Burlington 1952 1954
R Burlington 1952 1952
R Burlington 1952 1953
R Virginia 1952 1954
R Burlington 1952 1952
R Burlington 1952 1952
R Virginia 1952 1954
R Knoxville,TN 1953 1955
R Durham 1953 1953
R Durham 1953 1955
R Durham 1953 1956
R Durham 1953 1953
R Durham 1953 1953
R Durham 1953 1953
Admitted
Ordained toNC Year
Elder Conf. Retired
1938 1939 1976
1942 1937 1973
1942 1939 1975
1944 1942 1988
1945 1943 1972
1945 1943 1981
1945 1943 1984
1945 1943 1982
1946 1944 1981
1949 1945 1987
1949 1947 1988
1953 1948 1986
1950 1949 1984
1951 1949 1989
1953 1978 1993
1956 1949 1985
1950 1949 1984
1955 1976 1995
1952 1950 1990
1953 1972 1994
1952 1950 1987
1952 1950 1987
1954 1983 1996
1952 1950 1993
1955 1954 1991
1952 1950 1983
1954 1955 1989
1952 1950 1990
1951 1951 1995
1953 1951 1991
1953 1954 1991
1953 1951 1988
1955 1955 1987
1957 1952 1989
1953 1952 1992
1954 1952 1992
1959 1960 1989
1953 1952 1993
1953 1952 1988
1954 1962 1991
1957 1957 1993
1955 1953 1985
1956 1953 1989
1958 1953 1985
1955 1953 1991
1955 1953 1992
1956 1953 1994
590
Name
Dodson, Lewis H.
Hamilton, James W.
McKenzie, G.Robert, Jr.
Owens, Charles E.
Pate, R. Bruce
Sherman,WilliamW.,Jr.
Stone, Amos H.
Yelverton, P.C.
Fisher, Albert F.
Jeffries, William M.
Pearce, H.Worth
Rickards, James P.
Stark, RufusH., II
Bedsworth, Ellis J.
Bideaux, ReneO.
Bunn.PaulG.
Glass, J. Conrad
Jernigan, Julius O.
Pearsall, JohnS.
Smith, John T.
Thompson, NeilH.
Womack.Samuel J., Jr.
Baldridge, Robert L.
Epperson, J. Sidney
Murphy, Miles, Jr.
Pope, T.Arnold
Reed, John E., Sr.
Rudd, RobertJ.
Stone, W. Denver
Tyson, Vernon C.
Alexander, GayleT.
Alexander,Joseph C.Jr.
Black, Bobby C.
Bundy, RobertF.
Cook, Irving E.
Hodgin, HubertH.
Lee, SamuelS.
Mackey, JohnM.
Midgett, P. D.lll
Shiver, James H.
Sparks, Charles E.
Armstrong, Edward P.
Bailey, James H.
Byrd, Nathan H.
Chandler, George P.
Creech, C. McGee
Johnson, George W.
Lloyd, Frank I., Jr.
Mangum, RobertL.
Randlolph F. Roderick
Scott, Paul B., Jr.
Admitted
First Admitted
Ordained toNC
Year
itus
Where
When
Deacon
Elder
Conf.
Retired
R
High Point
1953
1955
1958
1960
1983
R
Durham
1953
1953
1957
1953
1986
R
Durham
1953
1953
1955
1953
1993
R
Durham
1953
1953
1953
1953
1991
R
Durham
1953
1953
1955
1953
1994
R
Westminster, MD
1953
1953
1956
1956
1996
R
Durham
1953
1953
1957
1953
1986
R
Durham
1953
1955
1957
1953
1989
R
Raleigh
1954
1954
1956
1954
1994
R
Richmond, VA
1954
1954
1958
1956
1999
R
Ashville
1954
1957
1959
1954
1994
R
Raleigh
1954
1954
1955
1954
1989
R
Raleigh
1954
1954
1957
1954
1997
R
Fayetteville
1955
1955
1958
1955
1991
R
Fayetteville
1955
1956
1958
1955
1993
R
Fayetteville
1955
1956
1959
1955
1995
R
Fayetteville
1955
1956
1959
1955
1996
R
Fayetteville
1955
1955
1956
1955
1997
R
Fayetteville
1955
1955
1957
1955
1984
R
Fayetteville
1955
1953
1955
1955
1978
R
Fayetteville
1955
1958
1960
1955
1984
R
Lakeland, FL
1955
1957
1962
1955
1984
R
Greenville
1956
1957
1959
1956
1997
R
Greenville
1956
1956
1960
1956
1998
R
Raleigh
1956
1956
1958
1956
1998
R
Greenville
1956
1956
1958
1956
1981
R
Greenville
1956
1956
1958
1956
1987
R
Atlanta, GA
1956
1959
1962
1961
1997
R
WV
1956
1957
1959
1973
1992
R
Greenville
1956
1956
1958
1956
1994
R
New Bern
1957
1957
1960
1957
1984
R
New Bern
1957
1957
1961
1957
1997
R
New Bern
1957
1957
1959
1957
1997
R
New Bern
1957
1957
1960
1957
1996
R
New Bern
1957
+
1957
1957
1989
R
New Bern
1957
1957
1961
1957
1982
R
Korean Meth.Churchl 957
1957
1981
1992
1994
R
Pittsburgh
1957
1957
1959
1993
1997
R
New Bern
1957
1958
1960
1957
1994
R
Central Juris.
1957
1958
1959
1959
1978
R
New Bern
1957
1957
1960
1957
1990
R
Wlson
1958
1958
1961
1958
1987
R
Wlson
1958
1958
1960
1958
1999
R
Richmond, VA
1958
1960
1962
1959
1999
R
Pulaski, TN
1958
1961
1962
1958
1999
R
Wlson
1958
1958
1961
1958
1998
R
Wlson
1958
1958
1961
1958
1999
R
Montgomery ,AL
1958
1959
1962
1959
2002
R
Wlson
1958
1958
1960
1958
1999
R
Wlson
1958
1960
1961
1958
1981
R
Wlson
1958
1958
1958
1958
1998
591
Name
Admitted
First Admitted Ordained toNC Year
Status Where When Deacon Elder Conf. Retired
Stott, E. Russell
R
Wlson
1958
1958
1961
1958
1988
Thompson, Leo C.
R
Wlson
1958
1958
1962
1958
2000
Waggoner, James M.
R
Wlson
1958
1958
1961
1958
1998
Aills, Lovell R.
R
Wlmington
1959
1959
1961
1959
1999
Bissette, Lester C.
R
Wlmington
1959
1959
1961
1959
1995
Brown, Samuel H.
R
Virginia Beach
1959
1959
1961
1959
1993
Bryant, Charles V.
R
Wlmington
1959
1959
1961
1959
1992
Capps, ClingmanC.
R
Wlmington
1959
1959
1961
1959
1996
Clarke, W.Thomas
R
Memphis
1959
1961
1964
1961
2003
DeHart, Murry L., Jr.
R
Wlmington
1959
1959
1960
1959
1995
Harwood, John E.
R
VA
1959
1959
1962
1973
2002
Hutchinson, Charles H.
R
Wlmington
1959
1959
1962
1959
1996
Jackson, Wlburl.
R
Wlmington
1959
1959
1962
1959
2000
Joyner,F.Belton,Jr.
R
Wlmington
1959
1959
1961
1959
2001
Lancaster, Charles H.
R
Atlanta, GA
1959
1959
1961
1959
1982
Mann, Milton T.
R
Wlmington
1959
1960
1961
1959
2000
Parvin, James B.
R
Wlmington
1959
1959
1961
1959
1989
Ponder, Reginald W.
E
Wlmington
1959
1959
1961
1959
2005
Porter, Ernest R.
R
Gulfport, MS
1959
1959
1963
1961
1999
Stafford, Sidney E.
R
Gulfport, MS
1959
1959
1962
1962
2003
Steinmetz, David C.
R
W.OH
1959
1959
1961
1972
2000
Teachey, WlburC.
R
Wlmington
1959
1959
1961
1959
1995
Weaver, Walter P.
R
Wlmington
1959
1960
1962
1959
1997
Andrews, John C.
R
Rocky Mount
1960
1960
1965
1960
1997
Brown, PhillipS.
R
S.NJ
1960
1960
1962
1973
2001
Byrd, Douglas L.
R
Rocky Mount
1960
1960
1962
1960
1999
Carson, W. Eric
R
Belfastlreland
1960
1960
1960
1974
1997
Chandler, Daniel R.
R
Rocky Mount
1960
1960
1968
1960
1999
Daniels, Franklin D.
R
VA
1960
1960
1963
1963
2001
Harris, RobertG.,Jr.
R
Rocky Mount
1960
1960
1963
1960
1997
Hunter, JackL.
R
Rocky Mount
1960
1961
1962
1960
2003
Maness, Tracy A.
R
Rocky Mount
1960
1960
1963
1960
1997
Pickett, Harold T.
R
Rocky Mount
1960
1960
1965
1960
1994
Poulk, Robert M.
R
Rocky Mount
1960
1956
1958
1960
1989
Warren, James 1., Jr.
R
Rocky Mount
1960
1960
1962
1960
2000
Beeson,GilbertW.,Jr.
E
Durham
1961
1961
1963
1961
2006
Blankenhorn, Richard R.
R
Durham
1961
1957
1961
1961
1990
Braswell, KermitL.
R
Durham
1961
1961
1964
1961
2002
Carden, Billy M.
R
Durham
1961
1961
1963
1961
1994
Cherry, Corbin L.
R
Durham
1961
1961
1963
1961
2003
Faggart, TomM.
R
Lake Junaluska
1961
1961
1964
1960
1998
Frazier, Kenneth E.
R
Nashville, TN
1961
1961
1965
1963
1981
Hobbs, James L.
R
Durham
1961
1961
1963
1961
2001
Loftis, Thomas E.
R
Durham
1961
1961
1964
1961
2003
McLaurin, Horace L.
R
Durham
1961
1961
1966
1961
1996
Morgan, RobertW.
R
Durham
1961
1961
1964
1961
1995
Nagel, Donald C.
R
Durham
1961
1961
1963
1961
2003
Owen, Travis W.
R
Durham
1961
1958
1963
1961
1992
Payne, Argel H.
R
WV
1961
1961
1964
1966
1993
Ricks, R. Dennis, Jr.
R
Durham
1961
1959
1963
1961
1995
Scott, Julian W.
R
Durham
1961
1961
1963
1961
1998
592
Admitted
First Adm
itted
Ordained
toNC
Year
Name
Status
Where
When
Deacon
Elder
Conf.
Retired
Sharpe.WilliamG.IV
R
Durham
1961
1961
1963
1961
1999
Thomas, Wayne E.
R
FL
1961
1961
1963
1974
1996
Thompson, Roger E.
R
SC
1961
1961
1967
1965
1987
Christian, Robert S.
R
NJ
1962
1962
1964
1990
2007
Wilson, Ben H. Ill
R
Knoxville.TN
1961
1961
1963
1961
1992
Woodcock, Eldon G.
R
Durham
1961
1961
1965
1961
1997
Armistead, RogerA.
E
TXConf.
1962
1962
1965
1997
2008
Bone, Jesse V., Sr.
R
Kinston
1962
1962
1964
1962
1999
Bryan, James L.
R
Kinston
1962
1962
1965
1962
1998
Cameron, HughH.
R
Kinston
1962
1962
1964
1962
2004
Danek, Thomas A.
R
Kinston
1962
1962
1964
1962
1999
Hendricks, M. Elton
R
SC
1962
1962
1964
1983
2006
Peterson, F. Gerald
R
Kinston
1962
1962
1965
1962
1999
Phillips.G.Paullll
R
Kinston
1962
1962
1965
1962
2002
Tyson, Bobby P.
R
Virginia
1962
1962
1966
1962
2001
White, John H.
R
Kinston
1962
1962
1965
1962
1990
Wlliams, James A.
R
Kinston
1962
1958
1960
1962
1986
Wilson, A. J. Ill
R
Kinston
1962
1962
1965
1962
2001
Bradshaw, Francis C.
R
Greenville
1963
1963
1966
1963
2001
Earnhardt, Daniel T.
R
Greenville
1963
1963
1965
1963
2004
Hoogerland, Thomas D.
R
NNY
1963
1963
1965
1973
1998
Huggins.H. Sidney III
E
Greenville
1963
1963
1966
1963
2007
Potter, Benjamin F.,Jr.
R
Greenville
1963
1963
1969
1963
1999
Reinoso, Luis Felipe
R
Meth.Ch.ofPeru
1963
1963
+
1992
2004
Rouse, Benjamin C.
R
Greenville
1963
1963
1969
1963
2004
Rudd, William R.
R
KY
1963
1963
1965
1996
1997
Sabiston,Wm.D.III
R
Greenville
1963
1963
1965
1963
2003
Smith, Charles M.
E
Greenville
1963
1963
1967
1963
2008
Smith, J.Thomas
R
Greenville
1963
1962
1965
1963
1999
Stokes.John L. Ill
R
SC
1963
1963
1967
1970
2003
Wallace, Robert L.
R
MS
1963
1963
1965
1967
1998
Ward, Herman N., Jr.
R
Greenville
1963
1965
1965
1963
2004
Benfield, JackM.
R
Burlington
1964
1966
1968
1964
2004
Daniel, David E.
R
Burlington
1964
1964
1966
1964
1998
Hood, Jean L.
R
Burlington
1964
1961
1963
1964
1988
Hunter, JackM.
R
Burlington
1964
1962
1966
1964
1995
Juren, Jerry J.
R
Burlington
1964
1964
1968
1964
1999
Oliver, James R.
R
Burlington
1964
1964
1967
1964
2005
Parker, Joseph C.
R
Burlington
1964
1961
1964
1964
1988
Shaw, Caswell E.
R
Burlington
1964
1964
1966
1964
2004
Starnes, James A.
R
Burlington
1964
1964
1966
1964
1993
Dietrich, Ronald E.
R
EUB
1965
#
1965
1995
2004
Draper.H.Dennis.Jr.
E
Raleigh
1965
1965
1969
1965
Murray, EricO.
R
Raleigh
1965
1960
1963
1965
1980
Ormond, JohnK., Jr.
R
Raleigh
1965
1965
1969
1965
2004
Cheezem, Clyde B.
R
Rocky Mount
1966
1958
1961
1966/80 1998
Edge, G. Lloyd
R
Rocky Mount
1966
1966
1969
1966
1996
Gentle, Brian G.
E
NY
1966
1966
1968
1969
2007
Harris, Donald L.
R
Rocky Mount
1966
1964
1968
1966
1994
Hobbs.JohnW.
R
Rocky Mount
1966
1966
1970
1966
1987
Johnson, C. Reginald
E
Rocky Mount
1966
1968
1958
1966
2007
593
Name
Status
First Admitted
Where When
Admitted
Ordained toNC Year
Deacon Elder Conf. Retired
Phillips, J. Donald
R
Rocky Mount
1966
1966
1969
1966
2004
Stokes, James C, Jr.
R
WNC
1966
1966
1969
1972
1988
Simpson,WilliamC.,Jr.
E
AL-WFL
1966
1966
1968
1 968/72 2008
Wise, Denny C.
R
Rocky Mount
1966
1966
1969
1966
2006
Wolfe, William L.
R
Rocky Mount
1966
1966
1968
1966
1991
Mayo, Leonard E.
R
Rocky Mount
1966
1958
1960
1966
1993
Barber, Morris L.
R
OH
1967
1967
1969
1967
1996
Bowman, Daniel D.
R
Goldsboro
1967
1967
1969
1967
1991
Cox, Richard L.
E
Baltimore
1967
1966
1974
1973
2006
Garner, Clarence
R
Goldsboro
1967
1964
1969
1967
1993
Lamneck, Forrest D.
R
W.PA
1967
#
1948
1978
1984
Paschal, JohnS.
R
Goldsboro
1967
1967
1970
1967
2006
Roberts, John M.
R
Goldsboro
1967
1964
1969
1967
1992
Spencer.Wlliam C.,Jr.
E
Goldsboro
1967
1967
1970
1967
2004
Taylor, Bruce D.
R
Fayetteville
1967
1967
1970
1967
2005
Wggins, Carson 0.
R
Goldsboro
1967
1967
1970
1967
2000
Wlkinson, Howard M.
R
Goldsboro
1967
1967
1969
1967
1988
Wlliams, JohnE.
R
Goldsboro
1967
1967
1970
1967
2003
Wlson, Claude T.
R
Goldsboro
1967
1964
1969
1967
1994
Campbell, Dennis M.
E
Fayetteville
1968
1968
1974
1973
Cottingham, John G.
R
Fayetteville
1968
1968
1970
1968
2001
Elliott, RogerV.
E
Fayetteville
1968
1968
1971
1968
2008
Gattis, William H.
E
Fayetteville
1968
1968
1971
1968
Gilbert, Milton H.
E
WMI
1968
1968
1970
1970
2008
Jessee, D. Douglas
E
KY
1968
1968
1972
1970
Lovelace, Henry N.
R
N.AR
1968
1968
1971
1967
1999
Pace, James H.
E
AL-WFL
1968
1968
1974
1979
2007
Smith, Jerry T.
R
Fayetteville
1968
1967
1970
1968
2002
Smith,W.Stanley,Jr.
E
S.GA
1968
1968
1970
1969
2007
Barber, W. Edward
L
Chapel Hill
1969
1969
1974
1969
2007
Chrismon, Harold M.
R
Chapel Hill
1969
1967
1971
1969
1993
Holtsclaw, Thomas G.
R
WV
1969
1969
1971
1973
2001
Johnson, Lawrence E.
E
S.IN
1969
1958
1969
1984
2007
Loyd, Roger L.
E
NWTX
1969
1969
1972
1993
France, EverettJ.
E
Greenville
1970
1970
1974
1970
Gardner, Ronald Earl
E
NAL
1970
1970
1973
1997
Goldfinch,A.Eugene,Jr.
E
Greenville
1970
1970
1972
1970
2007
Ruth, John W.
E
Greenville
1970
1970
1975
1970
Taylor.WilliamV.
E
Greenville
1970
1970
1974
1970
2006
Warren, H. Robert
R
Greenville
1970
1968
1972
1970
1985
Wells,WoodrowW.,Jr.
E
Greenville
1970
1970
1973
1970
Burn side, H.William, Jr.
R
Fayetteville
1971
1962
1964
1971
2002
Byers, Leonard C. II
E
Fayetteville
1971
1971
1976
1971
Dulaney, EarlG.
E
KY
1971
1971
1975
1974
Farmer, John A.
E
Fayetteville
1971
1971
1976
1971
Flynn, Roberta, Sr.
L
Fayetteville
1971
1971
1975
1971
Forringer-May, Julie B.
R
E.OH
1971
1971
1977
1974
2000
Mann, W.Joseph
E
Fayetteville
1971
1971
1974
1971
Butson, John D.
E
NN
1972
1972
1975
1977
594
Name
Status
First Admitted
Where When
Admitted
Ordained toNC Year
Deacon Elder Conf. Retired
Davis, H. Charles
R
Fayetteville
1972
1966
1978
1976
1998
Gunter, Edward M.
E
Durham
1972
1972
1975
1972
Huffman, Virgil B.
R
Durham
1972
1972
1976
1972
2008
Lee, James C.
E
Durham
1972
1972
1975
1972
2008
Leeland, PauiL
E
Durham
1972
1972
1976
1972
Myers, Charles D.
E
Durham
1972
1972
1974
1972
2007
Seate, Billy F.
E
Durham
1972
1970
1976
1972
Smith, George C.
R
Durham
1972
1969
1974
1972
2000
Staton, Jesse C, Jr.
E
Durham
1972
1972
1976
1972
Summey, James L.
R
Durham
1972
1972
1976
1972
2002
Vaughan, Richard C.
E
E.OH
1972
1972
1975
1974
Wenberg, JohnW.
E
SC
1972
1972
1974
1974
Williford, Gladys R.
R
Durham
1972
1972
1975
1972
1993
Wilson, James L.
E
Durham
1972
1972
1976
1 972/86
Adams, Dennis M.
E
Fayetteville
1973
1973
1976
1973
Barfield.W.CIarkR
R
Fayetteville
1973
1973
1976
1973
2008
Gooch, RayT.
E
Fayetteville
1973
1973
1976
1973
Grissom, David R.
E
Fayetteville
1973
1973
1977
1973
Harris, James H., Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1973
1973
1975
1973
Hickle, Steven A.
E
IA
1973
1973
1976
1975
Hicks, Wayne M.
E
Bait. -Wash.
1973
1973
1975
1996
Morrison, J. Edward
L
Fayetteville
1973
1973
1976
1973
Old, Marshall R.
E
Fayetteville
1973
1973
1976
1973
Oulton, Jo-Ann M.
R
Fayetteville
1973
1973
1978
1973
2007
Redmond, Roberto
E
KY
1973
1973
1976
1975
Safley, Michael W.
E
Fayetteville
1973
1973
1976
1973
Storrs,RobertB.,Jr.
R
N.AL
1973
1973
1978
1974
1980
Allen, Danny G.
E
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1977
1974
Barbour, Berry 0.
E
Fayetteville
1974
1969
1977
1974
1999
Blanchard, George F.
R
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1978
1974
1999
Bogie, Edward F.
R
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1978
1974
2002
Boyette, Lynwood C.
R
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1978
1974
2004
Brooks, RexE.
R
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1984
1974
2000
Brown, Wesley F.
E
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1977
1974
Clift, DavidS.
E
Kentucky
1974
1974
1977
1975
Cottingham.Wm.T.III
E
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1977
1974
Dixon, Samuel W., Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1976
1974
Gaskins, Walter W., Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1979
1974
Hackett, Charles M.
R
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1978
1974
1995
Hadley,J.Milton,Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1977
1974
Hale, Michael L.
E
Fayetteville
1974
1970
1978
1974
2007
Herrin, Charles L.
E
N.AL
1974
1974
1980
1993
Herring, Charles M.
E
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1978
1974
Morrison, Charles K.
E
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1978
1974
Pollock, Charles L.
R
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1977
1974
2004
Presnell,WlliamM.
E
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1978
1974
2007
Smith, A. Clay
E
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1976
1974
2008
Doucette, Leonard F.
E
Fayetteville
1975
1975
1968
1975
2008
Elliott, Edward C.
R
Central IL
1975
1975
1977
1979
1994
Hale, Michael L
E
Fayetteville
1975
1970
1978
1974
2007
Hamm, Rodney G.
E
Fayetteville
1975
1975
1979
1975
Harvin, David L.
E
Fayetteville
1975
1975
1978
1975
595
Admitted
First Adm
itted
Ordained
toNC
Year
Name Status
Where
When
Deacon
Elder
Conf.
Retired
Lancaster, Ecwood C.
R
Fayetteville
1975
1968
1978
1975
2004
Lee, Henry W,
E
Fayetteville
1975
1970
1978
1975
1999
McKenzie, Charles E.
E
Fayetteville
1975
1975
1977
1975
Methvin, RayfordH.
R
Fayetteville
1975
1974
1978
1975
1986
Moser, Rachel T.
E
WNC
1975
1975
1978
1977
O'Keef, Robert D.
E
Fayetteville
1975
1975
1978
1975
Oxendine,Milford,Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1975
1975
1980
1975
Shannonhouse, Richard
E
Fayetteville
1975
1975
1979
1975
Smith, Judi J.
E
Fayetteville
1975
1975
1978
1975
2007
Stanfield, E.Douglas
E
Fayetteville
1975
1975
1978
1975
2006
Willingham, Malcolm C.
E
Fayetteville
1975
1972
1979
1975
Branch, Johnny H.
E
Fayetteville
1976
1976
1979
1976
Bryant, Terry A.
E
Fayetteville
1976
1976
1978
1976
Davis, Gerry G.
E
Fayetteville
1976
1976
1979
1976
Davis, Michael A.
E
Fayetteville
1976
1976
1980
1976
Dickens, Jan J.
E
Fayetteville
1976
1976
1979
1976
Collins, Gayla E.
E
Fayetteville
1976
1976
1978
1976
Fogleman, L.Jan
E
Fayetteville
1976
1976
1979
1976
Hillman, Randy A.
E
Johnson City, TN
1976
1976
1979
1978
Hobbs, Michael B.
R
Fayetteville
1976
1976
1979
1976
2005
Jackson, Jerry A.
E
Fayetteville
1976
1976
1979
1976
Lister, Joe D.
R
Fayetteville
1976
1976
1978
1976
1996
Morris, Alvin J.
R
Fayetteville
1976
1968
1978
1976
1998
Moser, RickA.
E
Fayetteville
1976
1976
1978
1976
Ray, Robert H.
R
Fayetteville
1976
1976
1980
1976
2004
Roberts, Frederick E.
E
Fayetteville
1976
1976
1979
1976
Salter,J.Neal,Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1976
1976
1979
1976
Shuler, Albert
E
Fayetteville
1976
1976
1979
1976
VonCanon, Mary L.
R
Fayetteville
1976
1976
1980
1976
1987
Weber, Michael D.
E
Fayette, MO
1976
1976
1978
1981
Wilkinson, ScottT.
E
Fayetteville
1976
1976
1979
1976
Alexander.Franklin L.
R
Fayetteville
1977
1972
1980
1977
1997
Brownlee, David E.
E
Fayetteville
1977
1977
1979
1977
Clark-Dickens, KathyA.
LA
LA
1977
1977
1981
1996
Compton, Stephen C.
E
Fayetteville
1977
1977
1981
1977
Gibson, Alan C.
E
Fayetteville
1977
1977
1980
1977
Goehring, David J.
E
Fayetteville
1977
1977
1979
1977
Green, H.WIIiam
E
Fayetteville
1977
1977
1979
1977
Hall Jr.,W. Kenneth
E
Fayetteville
1977
1977
1979
1977
Helms, Julian B., Jr.
R
Fayetteville
1977
1972
1979
1977
1998
Morris, Homer E.
E
Fayetteville
1977
1977
1979
1977
Patton, G. Ronald
E
Fayetteville
1977
1977
1980
1977
Pinner, W. Rickman
IL
Fayetteville
1977
1970
1981
1977
Snotherly,Wm.W.,Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1977
1977
1980
1977
Speake, George D.
E
Fayetteville
1977
1977
1981
1977
Stallsworth.PaulT.
E
Fayetteville
1977
1977
1981
1977
Stevens, Ruth E. Harper
R
Fayetteville
1977
1977
1980
1977
2007
Tucker, Stuart Ralph
E
Central IL
1977
1977
1981
1991
Womack,LaVerne B.,Jr.
IL
Fayetteville
1977
1977
1980
1977
Cope, RogerD.
E
Fayetteville
1978
1978
1980
1978
Dickens, John Van III
E
LA
1978
1978
1985
1996
Dutton, John H., Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1978
1978
1982
1978
Goehring, Carol W.
E
Fayetteville
1978
1978
1980
1978
596
Name
Status
First Admitted
Where When
Admitted
Ordained toNC Year
Deacon Elder Conf. Retired
Goodwin, Dennis M.
E
Fayetteville
1978
1978
1983
1978
Haddock,WilliamA.,Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1978
1978
1981
1978
Hall, Stephen B.
E
Fayetteville
1978
1978
1982
1978
Hill, Edward F. II
E
Fayetteville
1978
1978
1982
1978
Huffines, Terry L.
E
Fayetteville
1978
1978
1982
1978
Levin, Dennis P.
E
Fayetteville
1978
1978
1982
1978
Little, Stephen N.
E
KY
1978
1978
1981
1984
Morrow, Floyd R.
R
Fayetteville
1978
1978
1982
1978
2001
Moseley, Charles K.
E
Fayetteville
1978
1978
1982
1978
Nanney, R. Keith
E
Fayetteville
1978
1978
1980
1978
Privette, Tommy G.
R
Fayetteville
1978
1978
1982
1978
1998
Sheppard, Dennis R.
E
Fayetteville
1978
1978
1981
1978
Smith, Haywood A.
E
Fayetteville
1978
1978
1982
1978
Smith, Neil E.
E
Fayetteville
1978
1970
1980
1978
2006
West, Pearl G.
R
Fayetteville
1978
1978
1981
1978
1987
Barrineau, Harry P.
R
S. Georgia
1978'
1978
1982
2006
Armstrong, R. Martin III
E
Fayetteville
1979
1980
1983
1979
Braswell, William E.
E
Fayetteville
1979
1972
1981
1979
Campbell, CurtisW.
E
Fayetteville
1979
1979
1981
1979
Daniel, M. Francis
E
Fayetteville
1979
1979
1982
1979
Helms, Suzanna Ross
FL
Fayetteville
1979
1979
1985
1979
Hill, Ralph M.
E
Fayetteville
1979
1961
1981
1979
2006
Horne,AlvinM.
E
Fayetteville
1979
1979
1983
1979
Maultsby,JosiahA.III
E
Fayetteville
1979
1979
1981
1979
Melvin, Benny R.
E
Fayetteville
1979
1979
1983
1979
Parrish, Carrie W.
R
Fayetteville
1979
1979
1982
1979
2000
Sexton, Kenneth B, Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1979
1979
1994
1979
Stone, Richard L.lll
E
Fayetteville
1979
1979
1982
1979
Tyson, M. Eugene
R
Fayetteville
1979
1979
1982
1979
2004
Wall, C.Arthur
IL
Fayetteville
1979
1979
1982
1979
Wall, Lynn T.
R
Fayetteville
1979
1968
1982
1979
2002
Wynn, Samuel
E
Fayetteville
1979
1979
1982
1979
Bell, James D.
E
Fayetteville
1980
1980
1983
1980
Bergland, Robert E.
E
Fayetteville
1980
1980
1984
1980
Broadwell, Alan R.
E
Fayetteville
1980
1980
1982
1980
Brown, Ralph Alan
E
Fayetteville
1980
1980
1983
1980
Butner.RufusE.III
E
Fayetteville
1980
1980
1983
1980
Covington, John Q.,Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1980
1980
1983
1980
Cummings, Wlliam E.
R
Fayetteville
1980
1980
1983
1980
2002
Elliott, Michael H.
E
Fayetteville
1980
1980
1982
1980
Farmer, Penny D.
E
Fayetteville
1980
1980
1983
1980
Godwin, Sherwood A.
IL
Fayetteville
1980
1980
1986
1980
HardtOttoH.C.
R
Fayetteville
1980
1980
1984
1980
1997
Ingram, GeraldineD.
R
Fayetteville
1980
1980
1983
1980
1995
Jones, George A.
E
Fayetteville
1980
1980
1983
1980
2004
Kasper, J. Mark
R
Fayetteville
1980
1980
1983
1980
2005
Lewis, Jerry D.
E
Fayetteville
1980
1980
1984
1980
Lindblade,EricN.,Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1980
1980
1982
1980
Locklear, Bill James
R
Fayetteville
1980
1980
1983
1980
2004
Paxton, Roger D.
E
Fayetteville
1980
1980
1986
1980
Rawlings, James A.
E
Central IL
1980
1980
1984
1992
Smith, Ira H.
R
Fayetteville
1980
1980
1984
1980
2008
597
Name
First Admitted
Status Where When
Admitted
Ordained toNC Year
Deacon Elder Conf. Retired
Southern, H. Gray
E
Fayetteville
1980
1980
1982
1980
Stanley, Richard A., Jr.
R
Fayetteville
1980
1980
1982
1980
2003
Swartz, Alan P.
E
Fayetteville
1980
1980
1984
1980
Wade, David C.
E
Fayetteville
1980
1980
1984
1980
Wittman, Raymond K.
E
Fayetteville
1980
1980
1982
1980
Christianson, Diane
E
Collegeville.MN
1981
1981
1986
1985
Cobb, A. Gene, Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1981
1981
1986
1981
Cook, Charles M.
E
Fayetteville
1981
1981
1983
1981
Everett, Glenn B.
R
Fayetteville
1981
1978
1986
1981
2008
Frazier, R. Carl, Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1981
1981
1986
1981
Gales, Alvesterl.
E
Fayetteville
1981
1981
1986
1981
Lindblade, Susan C.
E
Fayetteville
1981
1981
1983
1981
Merchant, MicheleW.
E
Fayetteville
1981
1981
1984
1981
Greenwood, Susan Pate
E
Fayetteville
1981
1981
1983
1981
Reavis, James L, Jr.
R
Fayetteville
1981
1981
1986
1981
2004
Smith, Charles C.
E
Fayetteville
1981
1975
1985
1981
Supplee, Thomas B.
E
Fayetteville
1981
1981
1987
1981
Tatum, JimmieR.
E
Fayetteville
1981
1981
1986
1981
Tyson, John H.
E
Fayetteville
1981
1981
1986
1981
Yow, W. Joseph, Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1981
1981
1985
1981
Bowden, R.Lawrence, Jr.
E
AL-W.FL
1982
1982
1988
1982
Boykin, William A.
E
Fayetteville
1982
1982
1984
1982
Harsh-Cafferty,SusanL.
IL
Fayetteville
1982
1982
1986
1982
Johnson, Glenda N.
R
Fayetteville
1982
1982
1984
1982
2002
Smith, Bobby E.
R
Fayetteville
1982
1969
1986
1982
2002
Spaulding, David V.
E
Kentucky
1982
1982
1984
1986
Allen, F. Bruce
E
Fayetteville
1983
1983
1987
1983
Brunson, Jesse
E
Fayetteville
1983
1983
1987
1983
Cribb, Jerry W.
E
Fayetteville
1983
1983
1986
1983
Felton,GayleC.
E
Fayetteville
1983
1983
1989
1983
Huskins, James R., Sr.
R
Fayetteville
1983
1983
1987
1983
2007
McQuade, J. Stanley
R
Irish Meth.Conf.
#
1955
1986
2007
Metcalf, Ellen H.
E
Fayetteville
1983
1983
1985
1983
Oldham, Kirk Bradley
E
FL
1983
1983
1986
1990
Owens, Charles B.
E
Fayetteville
1983
1983
1986
1983
Sweeley, Thomas L.
E
Fayetteville
1983
1983
1986
1983
Trotter, J.Albert
IL
Fayetteville
1983
1983
1987
1983
Whitaker, Karen H.
E
Fayetteville
1983
1983
1985
1983
Blanchard, Randy C.
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1986
1984
Clayton, Richard T.
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1988
1984
Crowe, John M.
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1988
1984
Davis, EldrickR.
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1988
1984
Edwards.Camille 0.
IL
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1988
1984
Eure, A. J., Jr.
R
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1986
1984
1995
Evans, Tommy L.
IL
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1988
1984
Gleaves, Edith L.
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1988
1984
Higgins, Lawrence C.
IL
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1987
1984
Hunnings, BessG.
R
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1987
1984
2001
Madison, J. Talton, Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1986
1984
Mason, Glenn E.
R
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1988
1984
2004
Osteen, E.Powell, Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1987
1984
Strother, Jonathan E.
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1988
1984
598
Name
Status
First Admitted
Where When
Admitted
Ordained toNC Year
Deacon Elder Conf. Retired
Warren,W.Arthur,Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1987
1984
Wilkerson, Richard P.
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1986
1984
Woodard,John R.,Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1986
1984
Banks, David A.
E
Fayetteville
1985
1985
1987
1985
Fairley, Leonard E.
E
Fayetteville
1985
1985
1988
1985
Hicks, Phyllis
E
Fayetteville
1985
1985
1988
1985
Hollis, Thomas M.
E
Fayetteville
1985
1985
1989
1985
Jarrett, Eddie Jo
R
Fayetteville
1985
1985
1992
1985
Lackey, Duke C.
E
Fayetteville
1985
1985
1989
1985
Pasquarello, Michael
E
Fayetteville
1985
1985
1987
1985
Shields, Roberts.
R
Fayetteville
1985
1985
1990
1985
Stanley, Bruce E.
E
Fayetteville
1985
1985
1987
1985
Sykes, R. Michael
E
Fayetteville
1985
1985
1989
1985
Williams, William F.
R
Fayetteville
1985
1985
1988
1985
Walder-Jones, Kellie
E
Memphis
1985
1983
1985
1985
Wlson-ZParsons,Chas.
E
S.Ga
2985
1985
1089
2000
WatsonDebra S.
E
Virginia
1981
1981
1999
1999
Benson, David Clark
E
Durham
1986
1986
1991
1986
MxKeown, Claire M.
E
Durham
1986
1986
1989
1986
Cole, Lisa Ann Brown
E
Durham
1986
1986
1988
1986
Franklin, K. Mike
E
Durham
1986
1986
1988
1986
Jenkins, David 0.
E
Durham
1986
1986
1988
1986
Loy, Samuel W.
E
Durham
1986
1986
1988
1986
Lykins, MarkElvin
E
Durham
1986
1986
1991
1986
Marsicano, Leslie M.
E
Durham
1986
1986
1988
1986
McMillan.SamuelD.III
E
Durham
1986
1986
1989
1986
Mitchell,WlliamK.,Jr.
E
Durham
1986
1986
1990
1986
Morgan, Deborah Ann
E
Durham
1986
1986
1990
1986
Mullen, RodericL.
E
Durham
1986
1986
1988
1986
Purcell, Joan M.
E
Durham
1986
1986
1992
1986
Robinson, Larry
E
Durham
1986
1986
1989
1986
Vieregg, Carla S.
E
Durham
1986
1986
1994
1986
Pilgrim, Carolyn S..
E
Durham
1986
1986
1990
1986
Snider, Ronald J.
E
Durham
1986
1986
1990
1986
Tysinger, Richard M.
E
Durham
1986
1986
1989
1986
Wlliams,SamuelA.,Jr.
E
Durham
1986
1986
1989
1986
Wngo, Brian Wayne
E
Durham
1986
1986
1991
1986
Brown, Vernon W. Ill
E
Fayetteville
1987
1987
1990
1987
Eldredge, Robert K.
R
Fayetteville
1987
1987
1990
1987
Hall, Steven Michael
E
Fayetteville
1987
1987
1991
1987
Holliday, Wlliam Ervin
E
Fayetteville
1987
1987
1991
1987
Jenks, Gregory K.
E
Fayetteville
1987
1987
1990
1987
Langiey, DeloresAnne
E
Fayetteville
1987
1987
1990
1987
Malloy, David 0.
E
Fayetteville
1987
1987
1990
1987
Rex, Leonard J.
E
Louisville
1987
1987
1990
1995
Roberts, Jeffrey Lee
E
Fayetteville
1987
1987
1991
1987
Sheets,R. Branson III
E
Fayetteville
1987
1987
1989
1987
Brown, James Stanley
E
Fayetteville
1988
1988
1991
1987
Collier, Milton Bailey, Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1988
1988
1991
1988
Crane, Larry Dean
E
Fayetteville
1988
1988
1990
1988
Fowler, Leon Delanoa
R
Wesleyan Ch
1988
1988
1990
1988
1997
1995
2006
1996
1990
599
Name
Status
First Admitted
Where When
Admitted
Ordained toNC Year
Deacon Elder Conf. Retired
Hudson, Pamela Jo
E
Fayetteville
1988
1988
1990
1988
Innes, Randall E.
E
Fayetteville
1988
1988
1990
1988
Malloy, James E., Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1988
1988
1992
1988
White, DenaM.
E
Fayetteville
1988
1988
1990
1988
Mann, Barbara P.
E
Fayetteville
1988
1988
1991
1988
Reynolds, Joyce R. M.
E
Fayetteville
1988
1988
1992
1988
Russell, Timothy J.
E
Fayetteville
1988
1988
1990
1988
Walters, Norma Jean
E
Fayetteville
1988
1988
1993
1988
Ward, Richard Lee
E
Fayetteville
1988
1988
1991
1988
Webb-Bowden, Julia
E
Fayetteville
1988
1988
1990
1988
Wlburn, William J.
E
Fayetteville
1988
1988
1990
1988
Wtt, Peggy Ormsby
R
Fayetteville
1988
1988
1990
1 988 2007
Witt, William J, Jr.
R
Fayetteville
1988
1988
1990
1988 1999
Woodhouse, Andrea R.
E
Fayetteville
1988
1988
1991
1988
Woodhouse, David W.
E
Fayetteville
1988
1988
1991
1988
Perry.BrianD.
E
Fayetteville
1988
1995
1996
1988
Aydlett, W.Christopher, Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1989
1989
1992
1989
Bailey, James Edward
E
Fayetteville
1989
1989
1993
1989
Conner.Sandra J. (Rose)
E
Fayetteville
1989
1989
1991
1989
Fox, Doris T.
L
Fayetteville
1989
1989
1992
1989
Hall, William K., Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1989
1989
1992
1989
Harrington.William D.
E
Fayetteville
1989
1989
1991
1989
Kossan, Joseph E.
R
Fayetteville
1989
1989
1993
1989 2001
Maynard, Randall G.
E
Fayetteville
1989
1989
1991
1989
McElroy, Steven W.
E
Fayetteville
1989
1989
1991
1989
Miller, LonW.
L
W. VA
1989
1989
1992
1995
Milton, Stuart M.
E
Fayetteville
1989
1989
1992
1989
Moehring, David 0.
E
CA-NV
1989
1989
1994
1995
Pierce-Guider, Charlene
E
Fayetteville
1989
1989
1991
1989
Page, JackW., Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1989
1989
1993
1989
Singley, Kenneth C.
E
Fayetteville
1989
1989
1992
1989
Smith, George J.
E
Fayetteville
1989
1989
1992
1989
Winston, Joseph A. Ill
E
Fayetteville
1989
1989
1991
1989
Belcher, Carl Dean
E
Fayetteville
1990
1990
1993
1990
Bingham, Wlliam A.
E
Fayetteville
1990
1990
1994
1990
Denny, Clyde A.
E
Fayetteville
1990
1990
1992
1990
Gillikin, Haywood W.
E
Fayetteville
1990
1990
1992
1990
Graves, Walter L.
E
Fayetteville
1990
1990
1992
1990
Hammond, RobertM.
E
Fayetteville
1990
1990
1993
1990
Hinnant, Henry M.
E
Fayetteville
1990
1990
1992
1990
Jackson, Richard C.
E
AMEZion
1990
1990
+
1990
Leburg, Michael W.
L
Fayetteville
1990
1990
1993
1990
Martin, Sam Francis III
E
Fayetteville
1990
1990
1994
1990
Minnick, Jonathan A.
E
VA
1990
1990
1995
1990
Warren, D. Ray
E
Fayetteville
1990
1990
1993
1990
Weaver, James T., Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1990
1990
1993
1990
Allred,GaryE.
E
Fayetteville
1991
1991
1995
1991
Bauman, Robert J.
E
Fayetteville
1991
1991
1994
1991
Cheasty-Miller, Patrice A.
E
Fayetteville
1991
1991
1996
1991
Currin, Douglas B.
E
Fayetteville
1991
1991
1995
1991
Hatch, Mary Martha
E
Fayetteville
1991
1991
1993
1991
600
Name
Status
First Admitted
Where When
Admitted
Ordained toNC Year
Deacon Elder Conf. Retired
Krueger, ToddS.
E
Fayetteville
1991
1991
1993
1991
Parker, Richard H.
R
Fayetteville
1991
1991
1993
1991
Switzer, Mary Ellen P.
E
Fayetteville
1991
1991
1996
1991
Edgerton, Martha K.
E
Fayetteville
1991
1991
1998
1991
Spence, Clinton W.
E
Fayetteville
1991
1991
1999
1991
Benson, Ann Giles
E
Fayetteville
1992
1992
1995
1992
Carpenter, Robert L, Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1992
1992
1996
1992
Check, John Michael
E
Fayetteville
1992
1992
1994
1992
Galipi, Victor L.
LA
Wesleyan Ch.
#
+
1994
1994
Hood, Elizabeth H.
E
Fayetteville
1992
1992
1994
1992
Johnson, J. Donald
R
Fayetteville
1992
1992
1995
1992
McLeod, Walter E.
E
Fayetteville
1992
1992
1996
1992
Plowman, Sally S.
E
Fayetteville
1992
1992
1995
1992
Sharp, Richard C.
R
Fayetteville
1992
1992
1994
1992
Smith, AdolphC.
E
Fayetteville
1992
1992
1995
1992
Dunham, PaulR.
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1997
1993
Formo, Steven N.
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1997
1993
Greenway, Richard 0.
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1997
1993
Motley, Joseph A.
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1996
1993
Preston, Hunter H.
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1995
1993
Reed, James C.
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1997
1993
Severt, Jeffrey L.
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1996
1993
Shields, Donald R.
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1995
1993
Tyson, Bobby P., Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1995
1993
Warren, W.Donald
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1995
1993
Brooks, Ernest Ray
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1996
1993
Coffman, Laurie Hays
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1996
1993
Early, Laura G.
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1996
1993
Harry, James H.
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1996
1993
Holmes, Audrey C.
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1996
1993
Noble, JamesC.
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1998
1993
Pearson, James D,
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1999
1993
Hankal, Madison N.
E
Fayetteville
1994
1994
1996
1994
Johnson, Kathryn R.
E
Fayetteville
1994
1994
1996
1994
Laytham, D. Brent
E
Fayetteville
1994
1994
1996
1994
Namkung, Kong Suk
E
Fayetteville
1994
1994
1996
1994
Odom, Joyce D.
E
Fayetteville
1994
1994
1997
1994
Dawson, R. Richard
L
Fayetteville
1994
1994
1998
1994
Simpson, RobertW.
E
Fayetteville
1994
1994
1998
1994
Frese, Michael D.
E
Fayetteville
1994
1994
1998
1994
McGarvey, Gregory L.
E
Fayetteville
1994
1994
1999
1994
Stewart, Donald K.
E
Fayetteville
1994
1994
1999
1994
Baker, G. Kevin
E
Fayetteville
1995
1995
1997
1995
Drum, Barry P.
FL
Fayetteville
1995
1995
1997
1995
Drye, Judith B.
E
Fayetteville
1995
1995
1997
1995
Hill, Edward C.
E
Fayetteville
1995
1995
1997
1995
Vickers, Hope A.
E
Fayetteville
1995
1995
1997
1995
Bates, Sally G.
E
Fayetteville
1995
1995
1998
1995
2007
2000
2000
601
Name
Status
First Admitted
Where When
Admitted
Ordained toNC Year
Deacon Elder Conf. Retired
Casteel, Joseph W.
E
Fayetteville
1995
1995
1998
1995
Weinrich, Luise K.
LA
Fayetteville
1995
1995
1997
1995
Argo, D.Anthony
FD
Fayetteville
1997
1997
— -
1997
Stewart, Patricia H.
FD
Fayetteville
1997
1997
....
1997
Huckaby, Robert L,
FD
Fayetteville
1997
1997
....
1997
Irvine, Robert J.
FD
Fayetteville
1997
1997
1997
Jacobs, Harold D.
FD
Fayetteville
1997
1997
1997
Lilliston, Elaine A.
FD
Fayetteville
1997
1997
—
1997
Logston, Linda S.
FD
Fayetteville
1997
1997
—
1997
Lykins, Patricia J.. S.
FD
Fayetteville
1997
1997
1997
Norton, Mary Jane P.
FD
Fayetteville
1997
1997
1997
Vaughn, Stephen W. II
FD
Fayetteville
1997
1997
—
1997
Edgerton, Martha K.
E
Fayetteville
1991
1991
1998
Murphy, James 0.
E
Fayetteville
1996
1996
1999
1996
Newman, Thomas W.
E
Fayetteville
1996
1996
1998
1996
Noble, JamesC.
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1998
1993
Perry, Brian D.
E
Fayetteville
1988
1995
1998
1988
Simpson, RobertW.
E
Fayetteville
1994
1994
1998
1994
Stutts, Donald S.
E
Fayetteville
1996
1996
1998
1996
Taylor, Berry L. II
E
Fayetteville
1992
1992
1998
1992
Benjamin, Shane M.
E
Fayetteville
1995
1995
1999
1995
Cummings-Woriax, Carolyn
R
Fayetteville
1995
1995
1999
2008
Drake, Para R.
E
Fayetteville
1996
1996
1999
1996
Fowler-Marchant, Donna
E
Fayetteville
1997
1997
1999
1997
Gast, Michael F.
E
Fayetteville
1996
1996
1999
1996
Murphy, James 0. Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1996
1996
1999
1996
Namkoong,WonS.
E
Fayetteville
1995
1995
1999
1995
Partin, DuaneR.
E
Fayetteville
1995
1995
1999
1995
Pearson, James D.
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1999
1993
Plowman, Charles H.
E
Fayetteville
1995
1995
1999
1995
Sasser, Louis A.
E
Fayetteville
1997
1997
1999
1997
Shipman, Marilyn K.
E
Fayetteville
1996
1996
1999
1996
Spence, Clinton W.
E
Fayetteville
1991
1991
1999
1991
Stewart, Donald K.
E
Fayetteville
1994
1994
1999
1994
Wright, Johnnie L.
E
Fayetteville
1995
1995
1999
1995
Budzinski, William M.
E
Fayetteville
1998
1998
2000
1998
Colon-Emeric, Edgardo
E
Fayetteville
1998
1998
2000
1998
Crank Sr., Stewart A.
E
Fayetteville
1997
1997
2000
1997
Girod, David W.
L
Fayetteville
1998
1998
2000
1998
Harbin, Harold H.
E
Fayetteville
1996
1998
2000
1996
Harrison, Shana D.
E
Fayetteville
1997
1997
2000
1997
Henderson, Regina
E
Fayetteivlle
1997
1997
2000
1997
Hocutt, Allison B.
E
Fayetteville
1997
1997
2000
1997
Jeffries, Jonathan D.
E
Fayetteville
1996
1996
2000
1996
King, Carl H.
E
Fayetteville
1997
1997
2000
1997
Miller, Theodore R.
E
Fayetteville
1998
1998
2000
1998
Ponder, Jr., Reginald W.
E
Fayetteville
1998
1998
2000
1998
Poole, Bettye D.
E
Fayetteville
1997
1997
2000
1997
Walton, BrendaC.
E
Fayetteville
1998
1998
2000
1998
Wngfield, NealE.
E
Fayetteville
1997
1997
2000
1997
602
Name
Status
First Admitted
Where When
Admitted
Ordained toNC Year
Deacon Elder Conf. Retired
AltmanJr.,WilliamH.
E
Fayetteville
1997
1976
2001
Culberson, James V.
E
Fayetteville
1999
1999
2001
Archer, Patricia
FD
Fayetteville
1998
1998
Barrineau, Harry P.
R
S. Georgia
1978
1978
1982
2005
Belec, J. Peter
R
W. New York
1995 2005
Killian, Diana B.
E
MO East
1997
Kunka, Alice
FD
Fayetteville
1999
Lee-Torres, Ronda
L
Virginia
2001
Lawrence, Teresa E.
E
Fayetteville
2001
Morris, Brigette A.
FD
Fayetteville
1998
Powell, Cynthia
FD
Fayetteville
1998
Pugh, Nancy
FD
Holston
2001
Taylor, Linda R.
E
W.PA
1994
2000
Walker-Jones, Kelli
E
Memphis
1985
1983
1985
Waters, Denise
FD
Fayetteville
1997
Watson, DebraS.
E
Virginia
1981
1981
1999
1999
Wlliams, Richard
RD
Fayetteville
1997
2003 200
Weisser, William J.
FD
Fayetteville
1997
Wlson-Parsons, Charles
E
S. Georgia
1985
1985
1989
2000
Wlson-Parsons, M.J.
E
S. Georgia
2000
Hoyle,WlliamS.
E
Fayetteville
1998
1998
2001
Lewis, Stanley A.
E
Fayetteville
1999
1999
2001
Mentzer, James G.
E
Fayetteville
1998
1998
2001
Pittardlll.LeeR.
E
Fayetteville
1998
1999
2001
Spivey, Richard V.
E
Fayetteville
1999
1999
2001
Stutts, Connie C.
E
Fayetteville
1997
1997
2001
Wlson, Jenny H.
E
Fayetteville
1999
1999
2001
Thornton-Irvine, Janet G.
FD
Fayetteville
2002
2002
Beck, David Jack
E
Fayetteville
1998
1998
2002
Carter III, George R.
E
Fayetteville
1998
1998
2002
Cauley, Marty Jeffrey
E
Fayetteville
1998
1998
2002
Gallagher-Smith, Stanley
E
Fayetteville
1999
1999
2002
Buckingham, Kenneth R.
E
Fayetteville
1999
1999
2002
Lawrence, Teresa E.
E
Fayetteville
2001
Noy, Carol E.
E
Fayetteville
1999
2003
Jenness, Jr. Eugen R.
E
Fayetteville
1999
2005
Upton, John Pendelton
E
Fayetteville
1999
2005
Shivers, Mary Ann L.
E
Fayetteville
1999
2006
Lamb, Kimberly S.
E
Fayetteville
1999
2007
Chou.LilyKer
R
Fayetteville
2000
2000
2002
2008
Dorsey, Dora Russell
E
Fayetteville
1998
1998
2002
Farmer, Richard L
E
Fayetteville
1998
1998
2002
Gallagher-Smith, Stanley
E
Fayetteville
1999
1999
2002
Hill, Jan Nicholson
E
Fayetteville
2000
2000
2002
Jones, DonnieLee
E
Fayetteville
1999
1999
2002
Lain, Jr., Wlliam Douglas
E
Fayetteville
2000
2000
2002
Lowry, Jr., Herbert
E
Fayetteville
2002
2002
2002
Olsen, Wlliam Abbott
E
Fayetteville
2000
2000
2002
Rose, RobertDan
E
Fayetteville
2000
2000
2002
Snyder, Jack Robert
E
Fayetteville
1999
1999
2002
Thompson, Roscoe M.
E
Fayetteville
2000
2002
2002
603
Name
Status
First Admitted
Where When
Deacon
Admitted
Ordained toNC Year
Elder Conf. Retired
Cummings, S. Dufrene
E
Fayetteville
2002 2002 2002(Readmitted)
De Jesus, Edgar R.
E
Fayetteville
2000
2003
Faggart, William Bryan
E
Fayetteville
2001
2003
Gilliam, Pamela J.
E
Fayetteville
1996
2003
Hayes, Laura E.
E
Fayetteville
2003
2003
Huffman, Bryan S.
E
Fayetteville
2000
2003
Logue, Kelly Lyn
E
Fayetteville
2001
2003
Martin, Jerry D.
E
Fayetteville
1998
2003
Mathews, Richard T.
E
Fayetteville
2000
2003
Noy, Carol E.
E
Fayetteville
1999
2003
Seate, Adam F.
E
Fayetteville
2000
2003
Simpson, Thomas A.
E
Fayetteville
2000
2004
Allen, William H.
E
Fayetteville
2000
2005
Dornsmith, Suzanne E.
E
Fayetteville
2000
2005
Wells, Benjamin E.
E
Fayetteville
1998
2003
Buckley, Betty Ann
FD
Fayetteville
2004
AN, Anne W.
E
Fayetteville
2001
2004
Brewer, RobertW.
E
Fayetteville
2000
2004
Campbell, Elizabeth S.
E
Fayetteville
2001
2004
AN, Anne W.
E
Fayetteville
2001
2004
Calhoun, Anthony D.
E
Fayetteille
2004
2004
Calhoun, LeanneeW,
E
Faytteville
2004
2004
Lee-Torres, Ronda
L
VA
2001
Pugh, Nancy
FD
Holston
2001
Fletcher, Robert L.
E
Fayetteville
2001
2004
Glaze, Coleman L.
E
Fayetteville
2001
2004
Holloway, Teresa C.
E
Fayetteville
2001
2004
Hutchins, David C.
E
Fayetteville
2001
2004
Hagerty, Robert Allen
E
Fayetteville
1999
2004
Harriss, David J.
E
Fayetteville
2002
2004
MacVane, Joy R.
E
Fayetteville
2001
2004
Locklear, Kenneth
E
Fayetteville
1993
2004
Lucas, Carolyn W.
E
Fayetteville
2001
2004
Mills, TaylorW.
E
Fayetteville
2001
2004
Minnick, Gregory C.
E
Fayetteville
2001
2004
Neal, Jeanne R.
E
Fayetteville
2001
2004
Peay, Dennis C.
E
Fayetteville
2001
2004
Reaves, Timothy L.
E
Fayetteville
2001
2004
Sims, Anne W.
E
Fayetteville
2001
2004
Sims, Benjamin N.
E
Fayetteville
2001
2004
Allen, Wlliam Henry
E
Fayetteville
2000
2005
Arthurs, Tracy Clayton
E
Fayetteville
2002
2005
Burnette, Renee'
E
Fayetteville
2002
2005
Burris, Carolyn Hunt
E
Fayetteville
2002
2005
Collins, Sylvia
E
Fayeteville
2002
2005
Dornsmith, Suzanne E.
E
Fayetteville
2000
2005
Eubanks, John Michael
E
Fayetteville
2001
2005
Green, Lindsay Grahsm
E
Fayetteville
2002
2005
Jenness Jr., Eugene R.
E
Fayetteville
1999
2005
Lowery, III, JamesT.
E
Fayettevile
2002
2005
Upton, John Pendleton
E
Fayetteville
1999
2005
White, Susan Harris
E
Fayetteville
2001
2005
604
Admitted
First Admitted
Ordained toNC Year
Name
Status
Where
When
Deacon
Elder Conf. Retired
Williams, David Bennett
E
Fayetteville
2005
2005
Cummings, S. Dufrene
E
Fayetteville
2002
2002(readmitted)
Martin, Erin Angela
E
Fayetteville
2002
2005
Thornton-Irvine, Janet G
. FD
Fayetteville
2002
2002
Burnette, Renee
E
Fayetteville
2002
2005
McLean, Kenneth B.
E
Fayetteville
2002
2005
Sexton, Curtis Keith
E
Fayetteville
2002
2005
Thomas, Ginger Ann
E
Fayettevill
2002
2005
Barnes,lll,R.L.
FD
Greenville
2006
Bisgrove.Eilene Z.
FD
Greenville
2003
2006
Stephens, Judith S.
FD
Greenville
2003
2006
Curtis, Marion D.
E
Greenville
2002
2006
2006
Davenport, Kenneth L.
E
Greenville
2002
2006
Dunlap, Thomas J.
E
Greenville
2006
Hackney, Grace Renne
E
Greenville
2003
2006
Haley, David Preston
E
Greenville
#
2006
Hawkins, Patricia Ann
E
Greenville
2003
2006
Lamm, Dennis Cecil
E
Greenville
2003
2006
Licht, Robert W.
E
Greenville
2003
2006
Lister, Cynthia K.
E
Greenville
2003
2006
Malcolm, Lawrence D.
E
Greenville
2002
2006
Panizo-Villadares, R.
E
Greenville
2006
Roberts, Elizabeth A.
E
Greenville
2002
2006
Shivers, Mary Ann L.
E
Greenville
1999
2006
Sims, Carolyn Kyle
E
Greenville
2003
2006
Sykes, Patricia S.
E
Greenville
2002
2006
Witherington, III, Ben
E
Greenville
2002
2006
Williams, Kristen A.
E
Greenville
2003
2006
Cox, Eugene J.
FD
Greenville
2007
Day, Joyce C.
FD
Greenville
2007
Harris, Jo Elaine
FD
Greenville
2007
Bissett, Jay Wlliam
E
Greenville
2002
2007
Bryant, Richard L.
E
Greenville
2004
2007
Byram, Roberta G
E
Greenville
2004
2007
Buckingham, Jay P.
E
Greenville
2004
2007
Daniels, James H.
E
Greenville
2001
2007
Dean, Carol Whitley
E
Greenville
2004
2007
Drew, Edward R.
E
Greenville
2004
2007
Edwards, Harvey L.
E
Greenville
2004
2007
Blackwelder, Robert S.
E
Greenville
2004
2007
Lamb, Kimberly S.
E
Greenville
1999
2007
Evans, Mattew R.
E
Greenville
2004
2007
Kim, Hyung Soo
E
Greenville
2003
2007
Kim, Chang Bae
E
Greenville
2004
2007
Owens, Lee Roger
E
Greenville
2003
2007
Shelton, Robert
E
Greenville
2002
2007
Wilkins, Deborah S.
E
Greenville
2004
2007
Harris, Jo Elaine
FD
Greenville
2005
2008
Jolly, Judith 0.
FD
Greenville
2008
Brown, Cheryl Wynn
E
Greenville
2005
2008
Charlton, Luann H.
E
Greenville
2005
2008
Horney.Jr. Thurman A.
E
Greenville
2005
2008
Johnson, Fred D.
E
Greenville
2005
2008
Lear, Heather H.
E
Greenvile
2005
2008
Thompson, Donna M.
E
Greenville
2005
2008
+ Kim, Kwang Seok
E
Greenville
2008
+Park, Sang Seon
E
Greenviile
2008
605
Spouses of Deceased Clergy
2008-2009
allen, alice, (gordon)
1843 lynne avenue • Henderson, nc • 27536-2921 • 252.492.2697
allen, kay (ebern)
2582 woods lane, graham, nc 27253 • 336. 578.2143
ANDERSON, BARBARA L., <H. E. Ill)
PO BOX 25494 •FAYETTEVILLE.NC • 28314-1898
aycock, frances t, (john)
2481 heith memorial dr., arden , nc • 28704 • 828.891.6662
bame, helen b., ( robert)
po box 69 • pikeville, nc • 27863 • 91 9.242.5631
barrett, robbie, (troy)
104 twin oaks place • cary, nc • 27511-5566 • 919.467.4488
berry, edith, (r. l. fowlkes)
1811 SHEPARD STREET • MOREHEAD CITY, NC • 28557-4051 -252.726.8564
BERRY, PEGGY HILL, (L. E. HILL)
495 BUCK SWAMP ROAD • GOLDSBORO, NC • 27530-8032
BOONE, RUTH E., (DANIEL C.)
PO Box 372 • Halifax, NC • 27839-0372 -(252) 583-1941
BOONE, ELLEN B, (PAUL W.)
1605 SANDERLING DRIVE • MOREHEAD CITY, NC • 28557-4807 • 252.808.3456
BRADLEY, LORENE G., (DAVID)
3 Carolina Meadows, #310 • Chapel Hill, NC • 27517-8513 • (919) 489-4277
brandenburg, lucille p., <f. barden)
670 hicks road • candor, nc • 27229-8283 • 910.572.2272
brown, catherine, (chester),
1 02 tuscarora drive • Hillsborough, nc • 27278-2530 • 91 9.732. 1812
browning, winifred (winnie), (paul),
twin lakes center • 3721 luther court* burlington nc '27215 • 336.524.9465
bryan, christine, (e. e.)
409 shadowy lane • goldsboro, nc • 27530
burgess, gladys e., (roy)
1644 bella vista way. • port saint lucie, fl • 34952-7568
byrd, rose mae a. <a.d.)
1 000 WESELY PINES ROAD • LUMBERTON, NC • 28358 • 91 0.61 8.0807
chaffin, lucille (claude)
6980 nc hwy 705 south, robbins, nc 27325 • 910.948.2483
cheek, helen f., (a.b. falls, jr.)
1268 basstown road • clinton, nc • 28328 • 910.564.2166
cline, alice (john)
2713WYCLIFFROAD, RALEIGH, NC 27607 • 919.787.2030
coble, virginia b., (joseph f.)
408 coharie dr. • clinton, nc • 28328 • 910.592.6637
coile, sara (james,(jim))
3308 huntmaster road, new bern, nc 28562 • 252.633.5616
collins, anna (thomas (tom))
croasdaile village' 5 aldersgate court • durham, nc 27705 • 919.384.2017
cook, evelyn, (irving)
6129 country view lane • raleigh, nc • 27606 • 919.821.2835
606
CONNOR, FRANKIE B., (w. O.)
127 WESTBROOK DRIVE -WILMINGTON, NC • 28405-7501 • 910.799.0400
COUCHMAN, ELSIE, (j.R.)
311 LONGWOOD DRIVE • NEWPORT NEWS, VA • 23606-3756
CRAWLEY, MARY M. P., (HYDER F.)
1 203 DOGWOOD LANE • WILSON, NC '27896
CREW, ALICE BLANCHE (BILL)
309 LAKEWOOD CIRCLE • GREER, sc • 29651 • 864.877.6730
crow, norma loise, (william)
325 midland road • southern pines, no • 28387 • 91 0.692.21 82
davis, elizabeth r., (george a.)
2254 preacher davis road • haw river, nc • 27258
dawson, deltra, (robert w.)
Rt.7, Box 8 • mary lane • whiteville, nc • 28472- 919.642.5817
dillman, dorothy, (lewis)
304 west noble st. • louisburg, nc • 27549 • 91 9.496. 1 495
dillon, d. anita, (f.f.)
515 Barborn Rd., Smithfield, NC 22577
dodson, georgia, (sam)
7311 calibre park drive • apt 204 • Durham, nc • 27707-5678 • 919.489.7898
dodson, wanda, (jerry)
3800 cook street • mebane, nc • 27302 • 919.563.9451
drew, joan n., (robert m.)
200 GEORGE STREET • FAIRMONT, NC • 28340-2054 • 910.628.8965
DUNN, AILEEN, (j. C.)
1000 WESLEY PINES ROAD • LUMBERTON, NC • 28358-2148 • 910.739.0133
DUNN, BETTY, (CLYDE)
41 2 OAK HOLLOW COURT- RALEIGH, NC • 27613- 919.571.8884
EAKIN, FRANCES (CHARLES)
6516 PARK SPRINGS RD. • PELHAM, NC • 27311 • 336.388.1045
EDWARDS, FLEETAC, (j.E.WOOD)
183 THORPE STREET • HENDERSON, NC • 27536-4850 • 252.438.2871
edwards, geraldine b., (j. paul)
507 cashwell place* goldsboro, nc • 27534-7528 • 919.736.1206
ellis, luella, (w.m.)
102 fairview street • williamston, nc • 27892-1406 '252.792.8453
Epps, PinearWindley(Ralph)
310 White Oak Drive. Edenton, NC 27932-9081. 252.482.8557
eubanks, una west, (george b.)
150 lina eubanks road • trenton, nc • 28585-0243
evans, mary frances, (willie j.)
1624 bennington court • canton, ml '48188
fisher, mabel b., (jesse t.)
421 long mill • franklinton, nc • 27525-1325 • 919.494.2228
Forbes, Louise Dawson (Dan)
2811 Tomlyn Drive, Kinston, NC 28504-9612. 252-522.0277
FRALEY, MELVA MCNEILL, (FLETCHER),
910 AVERY place • GREENSBORO, NC • 27408-7702
frazier, sharon w. (k.j. wilson iii)
1868 highway 16 • south jefferson • 28640 • 336.246.7113
607
FULFORD, ELMAB., (ELMA)
201 snow hill dr. • snow hill, nc • 28580 • 252.753.4512
garrison, nancy (john w.)
qe30, conj. q,casa31, 71.065170 guara 2, Brasilia, df brazil
gehweiler .bonnie jones (s.j.jones)
421 ridge road • waynesville, nc • 28786-5043
graham, clementine h., (o.m.)
717 WALNUT STREET • LAURINBURG, NC • 28352-4529 • 91 0.276.01 80
GRIFFIS, NENA D., (JAMES W.)
611 SUMNER AVENUE • GREENWOOD, MS • 38930-2436
GRIMES, RUBY (JOSEPH j)
1316 PRUDEN STREET • ROANOKE RAPID, NC • 27870-3119 • 252.535.1007
gurley, eloise, (r. g.)
po box 367 • selma, nc • 27576-0367 • 919.965.3226
hale, dilys r., (holland l.)
517 MORREENE ROAD • DURHAM, NC • 27705-2924 • 919.383.2116
hardison, phyllis, (r. vance)
310 e 13th street • Washington, nc • 27889-3730 • 252.946.7004
hedden, jean middleton, (forrest)
958 birch creek drive • Wilmington, nc • 28403-4200 • 910.791.7633
HICKS, MARGARET, (c. B.)
262 angelo circle • whiteville, nc 28442 • 910.642.2760
hicks, ruby, (james)
118 HICKS RD. • GOLDSBORO, NC • 27530 919.736.2311
HILL, A. LARUE (A.P.)
2009 FAIRVIEW WAY • GREENVILLE, NC • 27858 • 910.355.9109
HILL, CHARLOTTE G., (NOAH B.)
463 ALBEMARLE DR. • FAYETTEVILLE, NC • 28311 • 910.488.4179
HIX, ELIZABETH S. (CLARENCE)
804 Lucky Street • Fayette, MO • 65248-9803 • 660.248.2697
hollowell, jo anne, (clifton r.)
206 sunset drive • Hertford, nc • 27944-1423 • 252.426.5461
ingram, geraldine, (o. kelly)
102 Mainsail Drive • Cary, NC • 27511 • 919.319.1591
jackson, henrietta, (lester)
308 golfers lane • nashville, nc • 27856 • 252.459.2355
jerome, jean p., (r. l.)
2100 Twin Church Road • Unit 47 • Florence, SC • 29501-8285
JOHNSON, SALLY P., (c. A.)
1 36 STEELE ROAD • WEST HARTFORD, CT • 061 1 9
JOHNSON, WILLIE, (HARVEY B.)
2600 CROASDAILE RARM PARKWAY • A 328 • DURHAM NC • 27705 • 919.384.2189
JONES, ANNE ALEXANDER JARVIS, (DWIGHT C. JARVIS)
801 SAWMILL RD. -RALEIGH, NC • 27615- 919.841.9231
jones, florence (barney)
p.o. box 3058, bridgehampton, ny 11932- 516.537.0266
jones, helen (norwood)
321 barbour st., clayton, nc 27520 • 91 9.553.2492
jones, ruby h. (vassar)
P.O. Box 1221, roxboro, nc 27573 • 336.599.9203
608
KING, JEAN FISHER, (A.K.)
5315 YARDLEY TERRACE • DURHAM, NC • 27707-9740 • 919.489.6497
KING, MOLLIE D., (w. R.)
PO Box 204 • Sneads Ferry, NC • 28460-0204 • (910) 327-2565
knight, ruby (robert)
2801 westwickct. -raleigh, nc • 27615- 919.847.0215
knowles, loretta s. (worlise)
3200 oaks road- newbern, nc • 28560 • 252.637.9134
lancaster, louse brown (james)
5206 arbor rd. • fayetteville, nc • 28311 • 910.822.0133
lee, barbara o., (don paul)
1 607 east pine street • goldsboro, nc • 27530-61 35 • 91 9.734.4465
lee, mildred m., (allen c.)
1000 wesley pines road' lumberton, nc • 28358-2148
leonard, asilee v. (cecil t.)
4072 pine ridge rd. • franklinton, nc • 27525 • 919.528.1438
lewis, loretta (wallace)
497 daugherty rd., dover, nc 28526 • 252.523.9142
lewis, rruth c, (leon, rr.)
368B big daddys road • pikeville, nc • 27863-9474 • 91 9.242.6342
LINCOLN, LUCY (c. ERIC)
2507 TANGLEWOOD DR. • DURHAM, NC • 27705 • 919.493.4386
LITZENBERGER, ANNETTE (CHARLES)
114 TURNBERRY LANE • CHAPEL HILL, NC • 27517- 919.942.1873
LOWRY, BRENDA, (TRYONDD.)
4850 PINEDALE BOULEVARD • LUMBERTON, NC • 28358-21 02 • 91 0.738.2404
LOWRY, DOREEN, (JERRY)
2307 WIMBERLY WOODS • SANFORD, NC • 27330 • 919.718.6571
LOY, AGNES (j.c)
po box 8 • alamance, nc • 27201 • 336.570.2542
lupton, virginia (jamess g.)
p.o. box 188, simpson, nc 27879 -(252.758.4314
MACLEAN, KATHLEEN (ROBERT A.)
1100KITTRELLRD. • KITTRELL, NC • 27544 • 252.430.821 8
marsh, audrey, (george m., jr.)
116 e judd street • zebulon, nc • 27597-2422 • 919.269.0322
mason, delphia hilton (lemuel)
25 jackson avenue • buckhannon, wv • 26201' 304.472.3637
may, lee (raegan)
102 MEETING ST, CHAPEL HILL, NC 27516 • 919.968.4371
MCVALL, BLANCHE, (EMMIT C.)
po box 1 31 04 • anderson, sc • 29624 • 864.296. 1 1 54
mccullen, gladys c, (billie)
1 00 woodbine st. • goldsboro, nc • 27534 • 91 9.778.5327
mclain, nancy jo (c.a. simonton)
5520 Black Horse Lane • charlotte, nc • 28210 • 704.367.0289
mclamb, katie, <m. d.)
rr 4 box 196 • rockingham, nc • 28379-9420 • 910.582.1485
MCLENDON, MARIE S., (j.A.)
1433 jim johnson road • fayetteville, nc 28301* 910.483.9967
mcmillan, frances b. (sam)
4801 DEERWOOD DRIVE • RALEIGH, NC • 2761 2 • 91 9.789.071 8
mcnair, flossie (e. maxwell)
19620 sally mcnair road • laurinburg.nc • 28352-7142 • 910.276.4634
609
mcpherson, tracy t., (bruce w.)
3608 apollo court • raleigh, nc • 27604 • 9 1 9. 877. 071 5
meacham, carrie rook,(w. f.)
p.o box 97 • ellerbe, nc • 28338-0097 • 919.652.6107
meadows, diane schutt, (c. dubois)
2698 weavers chapel road • littleton, nc • 27850-9587
meadows, sarah, (daniel)
2247 new hope rd. • Hertford, nc • 27944 • 252.235.4835
mewborn , patricia, (charles h.)
8142 gibson road • gibson, nc • 28343-8434 • 910.268.4968
Millwood, Patricia Nash (Paul)
21 09 Holly Hill Court, Swansboro, NC 28584. 91 0.326.6804
MINOR, MARY T., (HAROLD D.)
609 BOYD MILL AVENUE • UNIT 4 • REGENCY SQUARE • FRANKLIN, TN • 37064
MITCHELL, VIVIAN, (MANESS)
622 WIMBLETON DRIVE • RALEIGH, NC • 27609-4350 • 919.787.3311
moe, martha, ( david l.)
308 ne 58th street • oak island, nc • 28465-4813 • 910.278.6570
MOONEY, NELLIE G. bBob)
504 alamance rd. • burlington, nc • 27215 • 336.229.0224
Moore, Burnell Kessel (Bob)
1400 Redden Street, Fairmont, NC 28340-1424. 910.628.7987S)
moore, nina ray, (jack w)
750 weaver dairy rd. 'apt. 2217 • chapel hill, nc 27514 •
mullikin, irene h., (wade a.)
6204 rowsley st. • wilmington, nc • 28409
newman, colleen, (william w.)
205 center street • apex, nc • 27502-1701 • 919.387.0347
nicks, loula price ( robert)
po box 997 • penney farms, fl • 32079 • 904.529.9664
nickens, inez s., (c. graham)
1210PARK AVENUE A • GOLDSBORO, NC • 27530-391 8 • 91 9.736.41 96
o'briant ruth, (clarence)
2836 warrentown rd. • snow hill, nc 28580 • 252.747.4164
ORMOND, HELEN, (j. KERN)
8117 BLUE HERON DR., EASTA205 • WILMINGTON ,NC • 28411
OWEN, PATRICIA, (j. MALLOY III)
4007 LOGAN CIRCLE • INDIAN TRAIL, NC • 28079-6517 • 704.882-8691
owens, olivia inez, (h. m., jr.)
111 rowe street • goldsboro, nc • 27530-8803 • 252.291 .4253
PAGE, FRANCES F., (jACK.wW.)
rr3- box 508 • e.mill street- Rowland, nc 28383-9803 -91 0.422.8745
paluck, dianne tisdale, (w.e.tisdale)
po box 97 • burgaw.ncC 28425 . 910259.9096
parnell, lillie (evander)
6339 worthington dr, • fayetteville, nc •28304' 910.339.4401
parvin, velma (boots) (j.b.)
1 08 hillcres drive • Washington, NC -27889-3339 -252.946.1743
PEELE, MYRA MILLER (LUTHER{BILLY})
475 tate lake, bsl, southport, nc 28461 -9746. 252.485.31 31 SS
610
phillips, ruby (lee)
p.p box 2695 • rockingham, nc • 28380 • 910.895.3841
phillips, margaret, (h. a,, jr.)
1075 n 3rd street • wytheville, va • 24382-1171 • 252.354.3198
ports, jamie j., (george )
210 south 3rd street • mebane, nc • 27302-2616 • 919.563.5833
pullman, margaret (peggy), (robert)
p.o box 2001 • penick village, 627 north • southern pines, nc • 28388 • 91 0.692.0327
reynolds, bernice, (foster l.)
p.p box 95 • Salter path, nc • 28575-0095 • 252.247.3639
REYNOLDS, DORIS D., (ALONZO LEE)
720 7th avenue ne, Apt. A-21 • hickory, nc • 28601-3750 • 828.322.8496
rogers, jessie j., (harry l.)
8001 penny road- raleigh, nc • 27606-9066 • 91 9.851 . 1 1 1 5
ROUSE, MARIE P, (jERE A.)
1 04 S CENTER STREET • LA grange, NC • 28551-1712 • 252.566.2298
RUSSELL, ALTA STONE, (LEON)
925 NEW GARDEN ROAD • APT 609 • GREENSBORO, NC • 2741 0-3258
RUTH, ROBYN T., (WM.A.),
3121 SACRAMENTO DRIVE • VIRGINIA BEACH, VA • 23456 • 757.430.8830
SALMON, AUDREY H., (FRANK D.)
p.p box 531 • shallotte, nc • 28459-0531 • 910.754.4905
scroggs, marilee (robin)
10 van dyk pl., pomnpton plns, nj 07444' 937.839.6157
seawell, claudia m., (w. a.)
6965 snow camp road • snow camp, nc • 27349-9777 • 336.376.6852
shoaf, jane, (e. clifford)
4 aldersgate ct. • Durham, nc • 27705-1310 • 919.384.2018
shockley, doris, (grant s.)
3423 revere road sw • Atlanta, ga • 30331-2315 • 404.344.0542
smith, janet w., (edward f., jr.)
2600 croasdaile farm parkway • a-21 7 • durham, nc • 27705
sparrow, dorothy (ray)
115 WATER STREET, BATH, NC 27808-252.923-1141
STANFORD, JO ANN, (JAMES C.)
1017 N HILL ROAD • FAYETTEVILLE, NC • 28303-3814 • 910.867.0718
soule, frances t., (guy)
504 parkview drive • burlington, nc • 27215 • 336.437.0796
sullivan, gregg, (g.d. pappendick)
308 collinwood drive • Burlington, nc • 27215-9706 • 336.584.4029
SUTTON, JANIE, (j.E.)
4912 TOPSTONE RD. • RALEIGH, NC • 27603 •
TART, MARGARET, (MICHAEL)
1 05 SHAWN COURT • ROCKY MOUNT, NC • 27804 • 252.443. 1 931
THOMPSON, CATHERINE (E.M.)
1 05 KILBY DRIVE • GREENVILLE, NC • 27858-6508 • 252.321 .7839
THOMPSON, FRANCES S., (ARTHUR)
155 blake blvd. • Apt 226B • pinehurst, nc • 28374 • 91 0.21 5.9244
TINGLE, EVELYN (JAMES)
p.o. box 516, hartsel, co 80449 '71.837.2660
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turnage, corabob s., (roy l.)
p.obox 116-ayden, nc • 2851 3 • 252.746.3686
traynham, nancy, (d.d.)
1329 roberdel road' rockingham, nc • 28379 • 910.895.3746
TYSON, RUTH C, (l\1. DEWEY)
1714 KNOLLWOOD DRIVE • GREENVILLE, NC • 27858-5321 • 252.355.2925
VALE, ETOLIA L.S., (CHARLES E.)
P.O BOX 482 • SPARTANBURG, sc • 29304-0482
VICK, CATHARINE, (MARVIN)
2600 CROASDAILE RARM PARKWAY, DURHAM, NC 27705 • 919.384.2174
WALL, LYNN T., (l.J.)
7323 RABBIT HOLLOW DRIVE 'WILMINGTON, NC 28411 • 910.798.0426
WALTON, MARY JANE, (w. CARL)
2307 FERNGLEN PLACE • CARY, NC- 27511 -919.319.1140
WARREN, BARBARA, (WHIT )
1 860 TRIPLETT RD • MT. ULLA, NC • 281 25 • 704.663.4835
WENTZ, SHIRLEY, (ALLEN)
309 DELAWARE ROAD • FRANKLIN, VA • 23851-2948 • 757.562.3042
whetston, mary robinson (charles)
2465 mount herman road • granville, oh • 43023 • 614.459.3814
white, frances b., (james g., jr.)
3088 colony road • Durham, nc • 27705-5560 • 919.383.2567
white, margaret walker, (christian)
2600 croasdaile farm parkway • a-342 • durham, nc • 27705 • 919.384.2021
williams, deleano, (a.p. brantley)
624 country club drive • burlington, nc • 2721 5-4930
williams, katharine, (a. morris williams )
1293 manco dairy road • pittsboro, nc • 27312
williams, karen, (roger)
3425 west 100 road- Chester, va- 23831 -804.717.1107
wilson, betty, (robert l.)
237 MONTiCELLO AVENUE • DURHAM, NC • 27707-391 0 • 91 9.489.6955
wilson, elizabeth l., (l.t. (ted))
p.o box 203 • roseboro, nc • 28382-0203 • 910.525.3283
wilson, kay m., (r.m. smithson)
204 churchview drive • rocky mount, nc • 27804-2209 • 252.451 .0448
winberry, christine crawford, (herman)
3804 north walnut street • lumberton, nc • 28358-7730 • 91 0.739.6029
winstead, margaret t., (arthur)
130 RENWICK COURT • RALEIGH, NC • 27615 • 919.847.7920
WOOD, LOIS A. ( SAMUEL)
31 02 CASHWELL DR. • UNIT 63 • GOLDSBORO, NC • 27534 • 91 9.778.81 35
WOOLDRIDGE, MARY, (TEW) (OSCAR)
5301 Creedmoor Rd, #311, Raleigh, NC 27612 .919.786.4270
wooten, callie powell, (charles w.)
133-4 southern dunes dr. • vass, nc • 28394 • 910.695.4236
worley, nancy lee (william e.)
2817 Canal Drive • wilson, nc 27893 • 252.237.5944
wright, iva h., (carl k.)
100 hickory street • # B302 • greenville, nc • 27858-1633 • 252.756.5139
612
NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Financial Reports and Local Church Statistics
The Audit Report will be located on the
Conference Web Page upon completion.
Please go to www.nccumc.org to view this.
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